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Tui'srfriy. April 28, 102.". THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE 1 Local News In Brief COMlXti EVENTS Union f'our.'.y Truck nnd Field Mi e( (it l!nlou .May 2. Euat'TU On'Kun Track and Fltdd .Mict at I'll CJrando Alay y. Uniftii Mv Stock Show at Un ion, Juno 10-11-12. Molmed lo Wiill:i Wnllu r, null Mi'H. Verne Johnson mo-jk-ni lo Willa Wnllu, WaHhluKion, Mumhiy J,mI !''"' 1 luy. Here Sunday Mr. and Mra. W. V. Sl. vclifi and sun I, -unard. spent Sunday hi l,u (Iriiinh- uith relatives. Mr. Stevens is conniv cmiiMii;.slinicr. lltluirird Home ,H r spending several days here vi.sitin;,' with -Mrs. I J. A. Proctor. Mrs. 1'. S. Wei.ss has returned to her home at Kl'tln. Motored U Wallc, Walla ! Mr. and Mis. V. II. Keuter and sen. Hobby, motored to Walla' Wall;'. Wash.. I his morning to spi nd the day en a combined busi n :-s and pleasure trip. j Sold ( aide Jerry i Maxwell, slock -man of W.il Iowa, was in li Orande yes terday. l'H" brought I wo carloads of SCHOL-WIL For Men And You 112 Men I Spring line of largest si lection we have ever picked out, now open for you. .$1.15 lo S3. 13 C;ips of Quality "Leave a clean camp and a dead fire." elm Ktor WHh Conscience A Real Show! 1 i li Hiffh S IJcnefit of Hi.ifh School Athletic (General Admission oc; Reserved a 'cuttle down from Wallowa, county, which he Hold lo Mr. Benson, of I'nion. 1 1 fix Nitlurdny . 1. 1. Olson, of I He Lincoln JM vitilon of the .'OI1 Motor company of Portland, wan in .u Urnnde Sat urday. Hack nl Work Miwa La Kite Hanlis is luck at work at the chamber of commerce urrit-i-B alter being confined lo her home for several days because of HlneSH. Heir fi-Din Portland L II- Lehman of Port html, was in La (irandr yesterday. Mr. Leh man Is here demonstrating the. full crawler attachment for the Kordson tract cr. Ill n( Sons Hume Mrs. W. Weatherspoon is Hi hen at the home uf her :;un, K. L. Weu Hierspoon. Mrs. Weal herspooll re cently arrived In La Crunde from Halfway, Oregon. I'row (u Kaker -Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Mohr and children motored to taker Sunday and Hpcnt Hie .lay with frauds They returned to their home hert Sunday evening. ' Mere from Cove Mrs. M. .Morris and Mrs. V. A. jKliner were In La Orande yesierday , from Cove visiting Mrs. W. Wea iiherspoon, who is ill here at the 'home of her son. . VMtod nt liluin Miss LiiVma (Jalloway and .Miss Francis Met 'aim Kpcnt the week end at Klgin. the jfUi'Sis of Mrs. Crank Patten. AlKs Galloway uul Miss Mel 'aim are teachers in the public schools here. Woinx (o .Monmouth Miss Blanche McCann spent the week-end at I laker. She is now in La Orande and after a few d-ays here with her sister she will go lo Monmouth, where she. will enroli for summer school at the Oregon Normal school. Oct tin;; AIoiik Mffly Little Miss Let ha Moss. Hire, year old 'laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Moss, who wos operated on a J"cw- days ago at Orande Konde hospittil, is reported getting along nicely at the present time. Keliirned Home Mis. 10. Lynn has returned to her home here from Fruit land. Idaho, where she was called by the ill n ess oT her son. He was very much improved when she ieft Frultland. Here Vcslenlay WIIHain Platszoter of Enterprise, was in La Orande yesterday in the interest of the Enterprise Packing company, of which he is a mem- A Ilijih-class Comedy Thai Will Entertain You Every Minute of the Evening Presented by The Popular M. I. A. Dramatists cliool Auditorium Wednesday, April 29th. her. Mr. Platnr.oter in helpintr to' Intitul) the meat market In the l-n (irnndo (Irocatcria. i llctiii-ucil from Walla Walla Mr. and .Mm. . I. J'utmaii re turned litHt evening from u trip to Walla Vai:.i. Wash. Mr. and Alia Put man drove lo that city early Sunday morning and viidtcd Hutl Sunday ami yi si iday with rcla- I VCH. AVcni to Wnlhmn Lake Homild Kunk. phutomapher for the Ited t'russ Prut; company, went to Wullowu .Lake yesterday wit h Lloyd Hrierly, repreaeiiiulivo of Krank' Lloyd's "Winds of Chance." to taUo Heverat pictures of proposed sites lor scenes to be filmed, then- HOOD. Lcrt ror Oe.de 11 A I ter spending several day" hi La Orande with friends and rela tives Mrs. A. Thomas and daugh ter. Lucille, left for Ogden, where they will join Mr. Thomas and make their future home. They were the guests of Mis. Janus .Mom' while here. ; Locating Here Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hprln;;er and son. William Hewitt, of Oalesburj,'. Illinois;, arrived In La Orande Sun day evening. Mr. Springer has at: cpted u position with the Perkins Motor company ami they will re main here permanently. Mrs. sprin ger Is a sister of W. T. Long of lliiti city. Motored hi linker- Mr. tand Mrs. J. K. Si earns anil. Miss Mav Stearns, accompanied by. Mr. and Mrs. Janus Itennett, mo tored to Maker Sunday and spent the d-ay with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart, Bennett. While at Maker they ac companied a party of Maker peo ple on a picnic. to Spring Creek, .u short distance out of Maker. Arrived This Morning Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar arrived In La Orande this morning on train No. 24 from Portland. Mrs. Jun bar Is president of the Oregon Fed eration uf Women's clubs and exe cutive secret a. ry of the Oregon Health Association. She will sp"al; this afternoon at the meeting of the La Orande Neighborhood club. There w ill also be an excellent mu sical program given by the Monday recital. Mrs. Jesse llosklns. of Ma ker, will appear in several vocal numbers. l iiiipic Window hiplay The La Orande Electric com pany has a unique window display this week in the form of a revolv ing win. " 1 , . . tor. d hi avlnc various eolon d electric liKiil bulbs.. Mr. "Tatbot. eleelriclan for the company is mak ing a larger wheel on the same or der which will be used for .d-co-rullntf at the jmiior-sentor bnmi'H't to be held fills Saturday. The wheel is five feet wide with twenty-eight bulbH. showing six differ ent colors, the class colors of the Juniors and s-nToi'U IH'Uv minir. " We heard a jnan say, tishing. 1 haven't had" since Christmas.' , "I. I's go drink A Deserving Benefit! Fund Seals ."ilk- It Is Difficult to Illustrate in a newspaper anything as beautiful as the Cara Nome Watchcase Vanity An exquisite ixata'pt" of the jew eler's a r t containing compacts of Vhe dainty Cara Nome Fact' Powder. This is the most beai tiful vanity ease we have seen and its contents the best we know. The convenient size lo carry in pocket or puis-,' and costs complete wKh puf i" for powder, $1.23 KiTills may also In had 111 nt lull in ii in liokk-r fur 50c Glass Drugs Inc. The 52S La Grande, Oregon Personal Mention Oeorge Meserve and Itay Allslntt motored to Maker yesterday on bitsltu HM. Mat Kurres spent the week-end in La Orande from Pendleton. Mrs. I). T. White and daughter. Shirley. wen- shoppimr in La Orande Saturday from tlielr home at Wallowa. Sheriff Murton Miller of Wallowa county, whs a business visitor to La Orande over the week-end. Fred Orey was in La Orande ye lerday from Enterprisi Dallas Or. en drove terday on lu:;in-Hs. to Maker yes- Cecil Swoop. aeef)iiip:.ned by a lllllllfn'l' OT people from Pendleton motored to Wallow a Luke vester day. . . Among the I were iu La Or; iVer peop.e mli' Sunday arenee Dun who Were and oria Moody CI. 1 Fred Handle Miss Mae Stearns is at I'nion lo- day on business. Mrs. II. II. Osborne and son. Melnird, of Imbler,-' are x isillu'; la lives ami shopping In La Orande today. i I'OICTI.AMi M VHKIi'lS I'OKTI.ANIi. On-. (Al' I Islocli, iirxr.s :nul lnillfir:i! sh;nly. ! lillltiT 4:i itt i i i:iti r ; ySN' -l.NCI:-!c i) A1') lliil I l.-i-Mif 4'-.'i.i' hi-ri' tn.liiy. isiiii.i: si I'l-i.v M- YOI1K (AD The visilili Kiipp'y f Ami i-ii'liii Kinln Mhiiws Mm- i'iiIIii'a ini,' h;niU'H In IiiinIm-Ik. Wh. nl Ili-cn -;isi 4.1 1 l.niid. . i irii I ,'i ri-jisi-il 1 . t :;,.,. (llllS - ll.-ITl'UN-'.l -J.r;ii I .OHM. Ity,. j ii-rn-asiti :t. riMri.iu.il. I!nrl"y I H'lTt'as.'il l s.iinii. i:i;m,v (;i:.m kmmhetk W ASI 1 1 NGT IN" ( Al' Ci iiin e)tnls from tie- l iiilei Stubs List weeU wer e 4.1..'HH biedn Is. com pared with r.Nf!i.MH( bushels the . previniiH W eeli. i'iiiumimti: d' p;n Inn nl fh;wi ' n io day iive the folluw Iiil; eoinpiirl ! SOUS betW'-e;i Jiisl Wee;"H eNportfii and thoiii' ftf the uce; b'Tnr. i Wheat. I ,:io:t,ttiin bonliels airainsf ; -, 7 1' miu ; rye, - 2.7. iiKalnstj r.n.oiMt; rye. :',h7.iuiii, o gainst : J."ti!t."oa: (;1(h. i :ik.(hmi, ntf.-iinst ;I4.iioo; corn. 4 2 li.de't, ii gainst i't. o(i.; lirfey, 2i:, ", nc,un;;t ;m i,. o(to. j ( 'iiiH'iliiin Kt-fiin exported from Hie rutted Slides ports wns .:i."iu. oo ii bush'ds. ii'ii nisi li.f. Io.immi bu shels liti' previous v. eel:, w hib- t om -hided exports of wle-at fbrir from Nor! h A met a a v. :tH.ii'iM bar rels, ii:,'uii:st jsr."tt b;rretH, 1 I'nllTI.ANb CHAIN MAHKKTS. I'lHfll.AM', Ore. AI' Wh-at Hard "bile t. S. Hart. April IdaiiU; May. J suit white. April. l.t.".: M iv. 51 w. -stern while. April. $ 1.4:.; Mi. ? l.4-": haul u in ter. April. blank: May. t t :, ; norlle in mirimi. April, blank; Mny. it u. stem whit.-, April. t.. May. A'.,: HUH hard v.litl--, April. 5t-T"-; M y. ' Marvels li Prices Delivered In La Grande M'AMHIIII SIUII1IIM M Ml.MIH M 'AMtAltll lsll;ll 0 ( m ri: . si. lie, .. n mi him. II ci, vii .. ai li MASII.lt 0 M.IA BUICK li:.NM(.S ,V iSr.tVifir to (iOLDIE GIVEN FAREWELL HY LOCAL PEOPLE (font buied from Tngo Ona.) the Kiugdum of Cod, Men IIU j Itishop Seott. in. Jeris and Mishap Paddocl;. I'roin what we have 1 known of Archdeacon Otddle dur ! itig the kiat two years and his work we are proud lo siy that he has . maintained l he principle which have made these men. I need hardly add anything to that which has already been stated, beyond , I his. that no man has ever left this J district with more genuine recog nition of fidelity to duly which thoau letters from rcpivHcnt alive j men till pver the district so splen . dldly express." John Oean said,. "I itm not u member of the ehureh which Mr. Ooldle represents so anything I jhave to say musl be taUeii as rep resentative of the lltth- cominitnlty of Cove, -i recognized Hie first Hi 1 met the Archdeacon, that he was a clear headed business man. fully alert and w lih unbounded energy. He lias gutm-d Hie respect of all the people in 'that community lor his high integrity and 1 may add that both his wife and daughtei are held in high tsleein by us all. We hope Unit although they an going away they will not Toi-feet th numerous friends they have made not only at Com-, but throughout this part of the stale, who will fol low their future with love tind in terest." Mr. Donald Pague stated, "1 have much pleasure iu athiing mv voice to those who have already spoken in such brief time of the Archdeacon. I am a searcher of an tiques and In visiting several placeu Vor treasures 1 often have Inquired whether there were any old fami lies in the vicinity? On more than one , occasion i was told 'Von should see Archdeacon Ooldie's IhiiiKS, he Is also a lover or col lect ioiiH and ant iq ties.' Had 1 known the Archdeacon and his family more, intimately am afraid that we would have been com petitive in a field which might pos sibly have been to his disadvantage so far as antiques are concerned. f sneak as j ineiuber of Die Cnllil I of St. Peters and consider It a privi lege lo add my little testimony to the high purpose and abilities of one who within two years has endear ed hLnself to so many hearts. May Ood bless him and his family Is my tarncst prayer.' Work Is Praised. The last speaker was Mrs. C. H. Scram on. w ho spoke in high glow ing terms of the work of the Arch deucon. "1 consider it a privilege lo be here tonight and add a few sincere words of goodbye to one w ho will not be easily n placed ami will always have the love and ea- itecm of the community." ",rchdcaron briefly respond ied wiih his farewell address and said in uart as, follow s: "It Is lin i possible , (or i)ie lo express my ap preciation and heartfelt,- gratitude tor the wny In which you have en lerluine(i"nic and Mrs. Ootdle, Hut kind sympathetic, way In which you Jhave spoken about and my huin Ible efforts. 1 can only slate that jmy work In Eastern Oregon hat. j been a great pleasure ami I hardl : realized until now that 1 had so many true and sincere Iricndn. 1 am not Kolng to say goodbye but simply An Uevior. As long as 1 live 1 Hhull look ba k to this oc casion via; one of Hie happiest in my career and may Ood bless you all with health, prosperity and hap piness, that happiness especially which alone comes from the recog nition that he is Imbed the Father of eternal love, who ever guides US and w ilt lead us to Hie end." Local Firm Announces Plans for the Future j (Continued from I'njfo Ono.) j the (ate (ioveinor Wilhycombe jlor three years and was reappoint- ed by Hovcrnor CHeotl for a. IlUe j term and ana in for a one-year lerm, it ml during I he entire t ino i he served li s secretary of III'' I board. lie was also secrelary of I I he I nte i mountain Anuria, ion el I Slate Hoards of Oplouiet ry from jlliHi to IM'II. Wllell the (llllllill- 1 1st ra Hon changed, his coiiikiIIoh Iwllh the slate board was severed and lie lias since de oled all his Utile lo the business here. .1. H. I'eare serveil for a num ber of yenrs as walch Inspeftori for the O.-W. Jt. It. N. com pany and later the firm was up poluf et mid now (Ills that posi tion. IVrther tb-tallH of the firm's plans for the f ilure will be an-l n'Minei'd at n later date. j tub Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra I'lL'sonlcd iiy The liiiplist Ladies Aiil ka(;lks' hall Wednesday, Ap.. 2'J Tickets AdulU Cliililivn 2"c 0. K. liai Iter Shop . $1(1111 . I II.MI ir. I,- . (ii ; GARAGE Mil MAIi;, I'mp-. Tallinn d Shinn PROTECTION OF FORESTS NECESSARY (Continued from Pngo One.) ttve legislation and movements to improve conditions. Hun and Hun only, would real hcucllts be pos sible. I niil the public thoroughly supports such steps., little can be expected tram congress, he wild. 1 le praised the Clarke-McNary bill, which was classed as one ot the first bills that will be of real value In solving Hie forest problem. Preliminary to Mr. K uhns speech i H. K. O'Mrten. formerly in the for est service, -made, a few introductory remarks, nienlloning the old range, wars that gave the Mine mountain districts a black eye in Hu: earlier days uf Hie . forest service. Mr. O'Mrlen was chairman of the meet- ink. Warren K. Oilberl announced Music Week and also called" atten tion to the Friday uighl recital, (ray Coining Through. liefore adjournment Earl Uey nobls announced that Carl Oiiy. president of the I'nion Pacific Sys tem, will come through La Orande tomorrow. Efforts will be made to greet him with a delegation of La Orandcrs. CITY CLEAN UP PERIOD NEARS END ((Ton tinned from 1 'a gOiw) in general, the. south side of Hie city Is iti better shape than across the track, although condi tions la the first mentioned se- Hon are nunc apt to induce pride iu appearance vt property. With the closing ot the period i he city is planning on atlendiUt; to the few Isolated cases at the expense of the - owners. riNLIlAL TODAY. j I'uneral services over t he late I George 1-:. (iilmoic, of Klgin, were held at Klgin this afternoon at t' o'clock, with H.iod grass & Zim-! merman fjneral service parlors in; charge. Mr, (illmore, w;ho passed on April l';th at the age f JV5 years, leaves a whlow to mourn his loss. What's (he Most Important Thing You Buy? t t I ,! . I.' V ' Uf' Know vh(il'.s,'Mri' llllisl llllIOI'tlllll lllill you lm ,vi sell II I mo i-i:it i: r vai, i i: and N.vrisi'-Ai'- TH)X. The New York Store i'l HI Allans ; Watch Our Daily Adv. "The mail vtho puts out Hie la-t itirh generally neipilic.H the repiilnl'i'ii uf hehij; u Wed., CA9UAEMMLS Obituary ; n If ig f 0& m tto the world 's $Xw4w7 greatest kodeo V Pt1 AT vf KjccHwivo action ?wn of th fg." thrilling 1921- Pondlctcn Boarelw . MEN'S OXFORDS Men's high-grade- Dress Oxfords in black and light tan. Veal stock, full vamp, leather lined, oak tan soles, rubber heels and Goodyear welt. At prices which 55 store buying offers. $3.98 to $6.95 55 STOUKS STUDENT LOAN FUNDS IN USE (Continued t nrtn Psige One.) specify particularly tit w hat uses the money should be put. These gifts were turned Into the loan Hind. Six per cent interest Is charged fur the use of loan money, ami the date of maturity is varied to meet individual interests. . DALLAS I.IITS CO.M'K.UTS DALLAS. Ore. W. 1 . Hoffman of Amity, who has built a number of bridges in this county, was th successful bidder for two jobs ot stre.-t improvements let by the city council last week. .. 1 loff man's bid for several blocks of concrete walk. Boys' Hats A New Shipment of Lillle Hoys' Hals, COc. Ginj'haiu limine Is for Little Girls Pink and Blue. Art & Baby Shop "I'THRYTIIIXfl VOR TIIR I1AII:, II UNSTITCH I (i llnlrl Siillllm r IH.Ik. STAMPING IIUTTKKICK PATTIlllNS I). M. C. THHI3A1) "Who burns I In; fmvM hums Ihf Wfllan: of Ihu worhl.' Vednesday and Thursday Idle Tongues From the world famous novel, "Dr. Nye.' TODAY "ENTICEMENT' Thurs. and Fri. . ft f m Mk mjm the nun was $tij.i!i.-ls( and for grading, ma cadamizing attil curbing, 1 i " . Tj f . A waiver petition was presented from all property owners on lh south end of Leveus street, and that improvement w IU be included la Mr. Uolfiuan's contract. As no reiiioiiiit rane. H were offer ed lo the proposed improvement of port ioea of Hitch and Stump st reels. Hlu council has ordered bids advertised for this work. HOTEL ASTOO 2n.l a liill U Aniclei EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET 50;i Balln New, Modern Close la Shopping District and TheatreJ FREE GARAGE Tariff Com $1.50
