La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1924, Image 5

Friday, June 27, 1&24.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
I'nrfclis lor Spwllnss
mnrnlntf In tho jii.slii'e vhtitt hy
!nin .apprumnrn on ihn Vhanjo uf
fripcpilinK on the highway. ,
l.i-
Local News In Brief
COsfTNjJ INVENTS
Jtinn 29-July 2 l-i Grande
Chnulaim.ua.
To Takff I,nng Trip
1 unl overtook him ami attempted tingon her way to KiUornrltm where
tie Hove him of his ready cash nadiie, will vkdt Mr. and Airs. Chat-Ira
, other valuables. The bandit did .archer,
not pull any riivnrinn and Hilly a;ot j - '
ilho hotter of him In a rough and J Mm. O. i. Schubert and hot
(tumble iute which ended when daughter, l-'lnmnce, returned in
fi abler hourdcfl a tar .which was! their hohie in KufTteia last cveiilhv
! crossing I ho viaduct. Mr. (t:ili!trtaiii-r spi-mtlutr iho day In l-i
: hoars, u lacerated ihumh iin lest i-.tlr.indo.
' j " ' "
Miss Ida Slulor ; ; of 1 Kntcrprlse,
went through this city lust evening
on her way In Portjultdi
Herman llocsch hah.fmrchnfuvl a
new car.
Miss Ma hoi Ioiy. city tilirarian Offers Yucnltou Vrhlle;tis
Ti Miss Alice Marunardf, county j Are yon planning a pleasant va
1 health nurse, left on No. 2:1 last cation thin Ruintm,r? PcrhrH a
j vtnin for a month vacation in! Few w"'kJi at the lake r In the
he spent in A I a ska, Scuttle, lt::tnir mountains? No vacation Is iiiit.-
.unu outer sections of interest along ; complete without several interest- -r
jlhe coast. They will go by boat In houKs so beginning with .Inly i : Mrx A. K. Krh-snn iuh) children
from .Scat Mo to Skngway, Alaska, 1M the Library in offering sjhTial 'returned in their honur lit i.old t Lit I.
'ami from there Inland. On tho re vacation privileges to all who art- lorvirnn. last cvontnjr. ' Tiny have
,').. l-i.. .1... . .1 . .,l....t... ..(....' 1 -.1, I li.I I.I. l .!
i t....,i. .7. . Unlnicr National Park. ahum t his at your library and idau ! inolh-r, Mrs. II. Ilitoy, '
. . to mis .In n llitlo rt-aillng wiil
iv lloslc.-oi.at Hot. .aki i your pontl tinna f Mr. arid Mm. Harry K. Wllllr.tnH
The dnibH of hosif-s.s at llio llrtt! ' jliavt rt'turn-d from a bittfltii 8M trip
OnnmiAHloii Alcois Touibl
1'liP Im Crumlo city t-omnilbsioii
will iiif:L thin oroniut; In tho city
hall biiudintr at 7:ao Vluck. The
inRfttlhfr. wl licit was srhi'duh d for
JWiltlrtWitftv n I ri tr u-.m owl iwin.
:ifil Until tonight on ai?rouni of a
lark of a quorum. f
aUturnci ffom Trip
I: Mr, and Mm. JitliiiH KophHi, or
khiti dty, uro back lu l.a (Irando
ilil vok uft or an cxlt-nded Jour-t
fo-y In tho rust and snuih that took
ilum 10 New ' Vork, 1'hlladt liihln,
,tm AnK'i. and otin-r cttiiK. riu y
fppnrl- n'Tcry plrnannt trip'
MEW TODAY
Hue lo llfrl(iilly exiK'rlcm'Od
Jn rolhTllii); clini44 Tor mlvi'r
IHri(C lluit Ik Hslctl miller l lttssl
floa Bilvrrilsiiix and iiiulcr Mio
'ufM Iwlay lioadintf, tliu ICvf
"nliiit Olwwt will licrt'sricr
Uik'f no elftsstftetl advortlsln or
dvPrtfeluK In Iw run as "iii'W
ioilajr" lilllrw tli mlvrlsint; is
ocoinnaiik-d by i nsh.
.WASTKD ltiluM woman wants
i?K''nr-ral .housrwork. yi'ull 4'-.'
? ' " : fl-ST-Sip
iron kill vn--.r....nnr..
hoiltio-jtiMrcohipb t.-d. lo,nu,l ono;; ftn,,,U Jhn ru,n,i ,a "P'
i.ir,-if rtff ,,,.; Iarmr-th:it the day l not far d!s-
I.ak S;in:iloriiiiii have Just lire n j V&tr I'lnrk "Wiw Hicrc'
taki-a 'over by Mrs. . it. Acklcy. ArnnnK" Iho plca'ant inuws lh
Mm. A'kl-y rotnes to the lntilu- i loonud tthnvc the luinitft ladh1
lion ft'oni New Mtndows, Idaho In tho imim-dlntc rear of the !'ft
when for two yt-um site has been hind font of n chunk of lanib-
lie- M'ry sueceHi'ul manager of the ' whal-nm, at the conventions of
(hiu Jloici on tho North nnd - hotol m n (Hi utile) In May. was
So ti th. highway. She first wetit to our oi; colh-tfo i lium aial piiMiu
Hot iike.us a palii-nt and had Just j tnnto, the rednttbiabl 'N. K.
rcrov i-i-d from a surjrical opera- i "larko, known anions hl h'fjlon
lion. ' ! frlcmlfi as "I'aisy" (Mark. I'aisy,
I who looked hh If lie hat! be'n isca-
Ariivo fwm fallfornln ' ; nonod In wood, no-tondorly havo
l.ueie A. Wude and her nephew, I the yearn ntantled his kindly
I'Mck Htbbard arrived in Im Cramo ; hrow, ruiift the beautiful Itmol
yesterday from Los Anolos where, I'nlon at I'ninn, (treon, and
they have been Npendihtf the win-1 Dame Itumor has it that X. K. is
tor. lly taking turns at Die'whiel 1 runnliiH' a kokIi almltvhiy fine ho-
!,tho two mado lhc.trip.in fJvo daystel. And be ll, known that if thitv
j elapsed time whteh Is considered Is an mu in t ht-so forty-et.'.iii
better than average. Mrs. Km ma states wiio shotild know how to
Conover who ha.satso been here run an acceptable hostelry, 'tis
from Payette, Idaho, during Mrs. ! I'e.tsy himself! for( I'aisy vas
i R. Hibbard's illness returned In, born with a pltrlu r cf hor water
; her home this morning.' Mlts Wade, 1 In mif hand nnd jutr oT ied ll-i
iMrs. Conover and Mrs. Jiibbard Itre'ln I he other, and he could .read
islsters. , ;lhJ' numbers on an annunciator
i ; , ; while standing on liis head, tip-
Trnfflr Imrcnslng 1 pa rated with nothing nu.ro than
I ' Traffic is Increasing rapidly on his swa-bllimr Karnieni. Tluy Fay
: tho Old Oregon Trail, reports I.I.. M. ' 'hat as hotels go tho I'nhm tit
llaldock. stale highway division en ; rnlun is n la' king. It has every
glneer, Who looks ufter the division , thing found in the most modern
which embracp most of eastern ' metropolian hostelry v.ith that
Oregon. "For example, when we'Miper additional rarMy the per
inado a cluck of traffin nn Junn t.i. ! sonul touch. In other words, the
1 2 :t . at one point there were Kfiti fnlon Is Just like home, thanks i
(vehicles. This year on June 13 wi I ' .helpnian. Mrs. ( Mai'Ki;. ,
chocked again and there wont 4tH Thv . I'aci.ic t aior
vehieleH passing the same point !
that was used a year ago. Thlsi
gives a pivlty fair hlea of how
rapidly .the highway traffic In in-
,o I 'mt hi nil and Seu.'dd
Mrs. J. II. (lore Is at homo to
iiv mi i r YiftiuiH in eiiuieifiii km
i Minni nine.
Or. Vt'rue Johnson arrived lu l.a
Orandc this tHornlng from I'oiilund
wiiefl' he wan culled on hmilnoHs.
Mtss-'H. Amlcra of Portland wont
hrough l,a (intitde today en route
o Wallowa where she will Visit.
Mrs. J. )l. A. .rouller, who h:;
been vlNltthg In Humpter returiveil
in her home in Klgin this morning.
.1. H. Kay relurnvd to his horn
in l.osllne today. Ie hus hren vis
iting : his dunghier. , Mrs. h.
Itrnwning and her family of.
Orande, ; . j
Mrs. I'rank llansrit and ithee,
Virginia Winifred UuehhoU. who
have been visit ing ftiends In this
city, returned to their home Hi lin
ker today, f , . .
.T. A. Hewitt and n.' lU-wltt. of
Corvallls, : were registered at the
Summer hotel yesterday.
by them Increased, so th.tt the an
nual raio of stock turnover Indi
cated annual rale of a. Hi in May.
If "3. ' Incrwisen In the number
and IfcthlltticM of business failures.
biHh tin companil w ilh one mouth
tij;'o atnl one year ago were rt'po il
ea during May.
Oeerensc.1 demands for credit. if
tho district have been rofbsic.1
during tho past mottth In a deelluc
of i:l,ftort,(ini or 1.3 per cent In
total lonnn of rmorilug niomber
hahk.t. of lii.uon.onn ur S.5 per
cent in i heir investments, ami of
iS,tHttt,o(M r H4.X per cent in their
borrowinicK from the lVtleral Ite
serve Iktllk. Totul diseounlH of
the l-Vdcra! Itemtrve Itank al $3.1.
ooo.oot) on Juno I Si h wore lower
than at any lime slne April, IH1S
and total eariflng a;wts were
lown to levels approached only
once On the spring of 1!2) since
the summer of that yetir. Interesl
nites at tho principal financial
centers of tho Wlmrlct In general
declined slightly during May ahd
early Juno. Unto charged cnslom
t rs on ordinary commercial loans
are now uniform at i per cent e-ct-pi
In Kan l-'rauctseo where the
prevailing rale Is a to li per cent.
Kffcctive June 10. IIUM, the Ked
eral lle.K-rve Hank of Hun Krunels
eo rdiiecd lis rediscount ral
from 4 1-S to i per (.rnt. The I 1-2
per cent rate had been in effect
since March 31. I'JJilt,
IDAHO BOOSTS
NEW NATIONAL
PARK SECTION
A1UV), Idaho, (Al) Tho 'Vim
tors of the Moon" section, located
about in miles south of hero and
recently made u not tonal monu
ment by act km of president t'ool
idge, Is so named heeaune its
wlcril l:iv.i formaliutis bt'ar a
iniirkdl resemblance to the moon
:iS seen throm.rh a telesenpi.
H. W. Hamilton of Joseph, wasj
in l.a Ornmh' on busiuesH yeslvr-j
ilay. lie r-giHlerMl at the Hointneri
hotel.
rlioftemeni, liardnoud floors in liv
ing and Mining rooms, clothes
tant when the state will begin talk-
: ing of hard-surfacing tho trunk
traffic arteries which arc now snr-
i Vhutr.-bnUMris. linen closet .ui.l- ' ,"1 " " T ,V ,
. .,. 1 'Oregon Trail lu the mountains had
4anti-;ii
Tdov horn
Personal Mention
j . Mrs. Kills Taller went out to the
1 1 tit Lake Sattaloiium yesterday
'and Is now a patient In the hosplt
' al there.
t nmpfli-nl. woman In
homework inorninKa. . Main
'li-ST-Si
li IntlKM of snow', hut il was mini Mr. I!" I''l'0ti. r. aocoin pand i!
tnml wmiii illapp.'ar.-il. raiisln no'1 h'"- ' vv- Hll'-y. who linn lic-.-n ,
lauuiff iiH'tlirai ircainirni ait
Oonil Maniarllan IioNpllal In Tori-!
Ironhlo.Miiil ntlptlitf Ihf roail.'
I'nrtlaiul (h-t'ifiinlan.
if for . HhctMi.
-r.KaH.lo,' Die'..
,.l
DUILDIXG IN THE
WESTERN' STATES '
IS FALLING 0FF;
Ma.v, 11123 -laS.d,' j
Irr'fnlai-lly In the ' whotcsalft
tr.-hli. Ml nalton h'.w porslFt -!. uri.l
tt ,of l I Jn . I I llu'H of hliHinrlii re- t
,to:thij; lo tlillt hanlj thowi'tl il-
land, w.-nt IIiiiiiikIi thin inottilii;: on j mua, tlia. iim rninnarnil Willi Muv '
tllflr Vay to Knt.-nirlsi-. l!ij:l. II kImmiIi! lut llolisl. Iiow.vcr. '
itlia! whoh-salo pvirm lotlay nrt'
KnjKAI.K;. ItoKlMliiriil l.n
3000 art'i-H tiasittr
W. A. M. i'all. l.a llolilnii I'rtlsl inllll
-atpi I'nlici. an- siafcliiii); to.liiy" fol Mra. W. T. Blirtrl and h.r two i ,,t,i ..v I, K r. 1 n.r i-mnt
tll would. he hanillt w ho iilteaintr-il .ffrnnOrliildrn, th'Ortri and l.i.f.s; ii.-.i, ,. Vi-.ip 'airo. Kuln of rotall
TOWIl to linldltn William (Inlilt.r on IhivMliorl. l..rt on lit., lirtan-li fur V:il. I .v.... i... n.ri.il.. .....11.
KwIkji Inill: 4 yara ohl.. I'Mon.. viadia'l, Wodn.wlay nvrnintf. flni-l town Hi In ninrnltiK to vi.til rclativi i t Man n vanr ntto, llio value of nalrti
iH2l. 10 1 ill (iaoiltnr. l.n fitandf, I siiapirt wn laltr-n Into otiKlody yiK-!ioc it ffw- dayn. ; i or ;tr, diimil mint nlori-s In 7 lll.l
H jf I r ' i-..ip ti rday inn was r.f n il latf Wh-n ; of tin. dlslrlrt hi ltiir . per rcnl
S-7 ' " " (lalilw Icnllflod thnl lio was not Kninia K.rl .11111 ni.'i- of. I'ovUnnd omi In May, I !i2. VMI Hali'x of
V , rO;ilf5AI.R Ico hox. iimm! ono wn- IHo mnn who hail nttnokod lilm. M.;wtil out on th.' Iirainh thin morn-' i si,n.- ,h opo ann.i, toilt.H liild
noil., fino iiixiu nr., j in. niifn.nraa nearly mlilnlitrlil whin daldil'
" Villi irooil condition
Brick Ice
Cream
We Imve the finest
made "Weiithcily"
Pint Bricks, ,)0c
Quart Ci-iclts, (0c
Have one delivered nt
any time you wish.
Mqon
Drug Go.
IVompt and Free
Delivery
t'ountless years ngo this uren. j haired nulii and is said to belong
lot-ate. t In a vulloy about 26 miles10 Mul Maonic orders,
long and throe- mlhii wide, was tho) 1 He was nrrostrd In Portland the
scene of gre;-t volcanic activity, night, uf 'June 12 nl tho Dlfton
Surrounding the district Is limber- i apart mehts, w hero ho had beaut i
land which abounds with wild mil- j rally furnlfihed n tinners. He lit
mats, , - 'married, but has no woman.,,
A fre.tk of the region Is an iht- I ,
micnso underground cavern, hoi- I , ,
lowed out by a seething flow of ! ' " 1 1 1
molten lava, and down which 41
for a
automobiles can he driven
considerable distance.
Other rtivorns glow with phos
phorescent tints of VOlcJiRle tsht
d ad and cidd, yet presenting' the
appearance of an active volcano.
There ore no raltle-snakes or oth
er repiiles in tho district, despite
the fact lhati similar Inv:i territory
elf e where is litem lly nlive with
them. Why Ihere are no snakes
in the "craters" Is.n o,mstion that
no one can ilwide.
The rcKlon Is not far Trom the
ln-uteii puths of tourist travel ..to
Yellowstone National Park.
Obituary
MATTHEW n. Ki:VS
PKXni.KTON. Ore., (Hpeeial)--A
few hourii ttlter ho had Juketl
wit h a friend about choosing a
coffin from a shipment n-eelved
hy n loeal inderlaking firm. Mat-
ni'-otlay.
Mr. Keys, who wa.s lift yearn
ftRo(- had tiifn in (MMtr health fol
lhev IS. Keys, welt known An Pen
dleton nnl for tnanyi yenrs cftgat
ed hi the drayagc business hero,
dic4 t his home nt 2 . -nu WeF-
1
two years and his ihHtth was tWW
li heart d seatie: Surviving hlta
are his wife, Augusia Keys, an4
dauphlcr, Mrs. II. Sanders. rtV
Portland. Surviving also ant thrjn
grand children and a brother wliij
re.shi.s in Virginia. Mr. Keys hah
Foon's jof friends here and w:l
known ftr his kimlly , tHspoRltiou
and for his geniality. He wa h
memlier of the KagU lodge, ;
Kuneral services wer held :t
':::n p. in. today from tho tolsom
hapel. -
leaders ol' Criminal
(Continued from tag X)
service of assisuuice, according to,
the United Suites district nttorneyH(
office, and the work may continue,
several days. As soon, however, as
the work is finished. Km pie will
appear in federal, court to enter aj
idea of guilty, said K. tl, I Mi vis. Pill-,
uM States district attorney, Thurs
day. i
Kuipte Known Here.
Jack Kmple was fairly well
known In ha Orandc, cspeehdly by
automobllo garage twners and ein-:
ploycM. . 1 ;
In official circles it was known ,
about six months ago thai the fod-
rul nmhorltlcs wore making a
check of the situation here but
they were .unable at that time to
give any detailed statements for
publication. Kmple In n big red-
Special
0NK LOT OK SILK DRESSES
Values to $.15.01) '
." ' ' At
French &
Greene
4
In good condition. Cost 9ilt).un(uad tho misfortune lo run out of
will take 'it),00. At fol lage gusolinn a block the other side of'
Orocery, orner V'an.l Ash. (the viaduct, on his way hack to l.a
tl-27-LH lOrnnde from Kamela. Ilo secured
mi water bucket and Marled inio
IOU " s.l,K--roilie puiples, I 111 Mown, As he wns. crossing the via-
Mauisnn. J'hono I'tt-lt. duct, according to . Mr. Oublor'K
" . fi.'.'7-LMp -statement, a rough Inoklng Individ-
ARCADE
NOW PLAYING
SHADOWS
of
the
EAST'
AND FOX NEWSV
CumfrfAble-Flexible-Stui'dv
You've always wanted just , such a work
. ihoe one that is light and easy on the feet.
comfortable and flexible, yet at the same time
strong and sturdy. Weyenberg Comflex Shoes are
just that way. They respect your feet and your purse.
M WEYENBERC'S M
VAMFL.EA
No flatter what the work is, there's a Weyenberg
'Jomflex Shoe to meet the situation. Built of
. JT'hW Solid Leather," they stand hard usage.
AllJT Will JI"IV.. J w . .wwl, J . .
save you money, come in ana let us
show you.
-Work Coml'lcx Soles Shoes
$5.9.1 a Pair
j DRESS COMFLEX SOLES SHOE
i I $r.ri a Pair
Kclusivc agents for La Grande for Comflex Shoos
SHOES OF QUALITY
LINT
'Tne store With a conscience
Sfip A J Today - Saturday!
lil.il. and Sunday f
FEATURING DAIIY PEGGY
EL1N0RR FAIR - J0SEMI D0WL1NG
HAYDEN STEV1N0N
(.'omedy, T'en Turpin in
TENN DOLLARS OR TEN DAYS"
Ncxt Week
s REX IJEACH'S "FIXJWING GOLD"
Piano Moing, Packing
I to. Phono , .,i
CLAY BROS.
HA(;; Ai.K .v THAN.sl'l ;rt
. "Kvcrywhcrn or JHre"
MAIN' H
Slaml nt .Monti I bug Co.
, So that's Hint. Men who wan'
to travel nil by MieillKclv. H CM u
liave 'their own I'ullutans ir they
wont tliem nnd tho ralbotids wnl
give, thein to them, but tile iv..
men don't wnnt iiuylliin or the
kind.
earl of the Season
SHOE. SALE
Thotisands of Pairs of Shoes for" Men, Women aud (!hildren at
Substantial Reductions from Regular Prices. ,
So higlily dosiraiile are the 'shoes, so great the reductions that this sale
liecomea of personal importance to every man, woman or child in la
Grande, who needs shoes. " .
A few of the many extraordinary values are mentioned herewith,
stressing the enormous advantage : of supplying summer and fall needs
at the remarkalily low pricings: prevailing throughout this great July
Shoo Sale. , : ' :
. GIRLS' SANDALS
In all colors, red, gi-een, blue.gt'ay
and patent. Sale prices
$1.95 - $2.15 to $5.95 i :
LADIES' OXFORDS :
With good heavy solos and ruli
her heels, in black and brown AU
solid leather. Sale Prices
$2.15 and $2.95
Get your pick of the.' short lines
of Fancy Pumps and Oxfords at
these prices '
$3.95 - $l.15 - $1.95 - $5.15 to $fi.95
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Of all kinds, both high and low,
at prices from $1.00 up. .'
' MEN'S GOOD DRESS 'SH&fts"'"
One lot of Men's Dress Shoes .
that sold regularly as high as :
$7.r0, for
$2.95 ;:
Men's good heavy Work Shoes,
in all sizes, fi to 11. Sale Price
$2.95
MEN'S OXFORDS
Of all kinds, including the new
est styles black and tan. Sale
Prices range from
$3.45 to $5.95
MEN'S TENNIS AND '
ATHLETIC SHOES
U. S. quality, white or . brown.
Sale Prices
$1.95 to $2.35
Men's all-leather House Slippers
with rubber heels. All sizes. Sale
Price
$2.95 .
GET YOUR FOOTWEAR NEEDS FOR THE 4TH NOW!
The Bootery Inc.
206 Depot Street , Phone M;iin 118
"A I'lirndiso for Tired Feet"
Ifdilie of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men find Women
(iltOVJCR SMITH, Mgr.
.
Anniversary
Help tin. fflt'liriile Hie iinnivei'Hiiry of Lit Unuide's
fii-fd Ai t um Hiihy Shop Knliirday, June 2Hth
m
VIS
Tliiiiikinu: (lie pulilie for iU liiud polioiuige, we iwtk
tliem lo visit lis :iiul have refreslimenlN. .
STAMI'INf:
Art and Baby Shop
"KVHIlYTIIINti rOK.TIIH IIAIiY"
SOMMKK II OTIC L HUM.
IIKMSTITCIIINO
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