La Grande evening observer., June 12, 1925, Image 6

THE LA GHANDF, EVENING OBSERVER
Fri.lav, June 12, HEM.
Pnfro Six
IF I
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AKES I
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1MI1I.KH, 'n (tfi'eclal)
Wednesday, at the home of her
parent In North J'uwoVr, SUM
lfeMer Fisher became the bride of
J,.o HtTif.cow of Imhlor. H'-v.
Mc Far la ml of riclaiinir, 1 1 f ori- ;1
Kronp ot r. lativrs ami Intimate
friends. .Mi. jiihI Mi. Weslrjiskuw
will In- al I'oiti.- in Jiiil'l-r.
Cards have been received in
Imlii'T jtnnoiiin int; tin- iriarriaKo
of M1.hh Kthlvn (iiipe nml Italph
Morgan at (i rants I'ukk, June ti.
Mr. tind .M I'm. Mm1 wan will ho nt
honi" in iiiibh-r niter August Hi.
Mr. Morgan wiim formerly a jenchcr
in the Imhler hih .chool ami will
teach hen- again IIiIh year.
A Hii' ll sliuwr was given hi hon
or of MrH. l,-o WestenHkow, Tim -h-ilay
all'-iiiotMi a' It"' home of Mrs.
Irwin Wyslfiiskuw. 'h-lightm!
nlternonll wax spent and
vllle O.h) 1-VlhnVH lodge held u
IIM l Ulg H I the halg; I 'lOIIIM. A
ii-lcg-it (of i 1 i n 01 'm e en tin- lo tin
Hist In the work of the third de
gree. I hrir wi e seventy-five
present ami ai'i-r tin1 bin-lioNM
meeting Ihc Celii-kalis Kiivr a lan- ! nnti
H net which wan all that the iitn-
I liter Vt lie llUlle., have u I epil tat loll
i lor giving. Tho.M- who attended
j front ladder were; Mr. and Mrs,
I'latnle Hale, Mr, and Mm. Henry
! Metiol-h irk. All'H. Alary hllln iil,
.I'h. i ;na i.ong, Mrs. M . (i'ddeii,
j Horn Kairle. .1. W- Ihrry, A. 1.
Laiiioan ..cl W. W. Kirkhoff,
1 jiieriahiiNl jiaiMl ( tiler.
j Til" I'vlliian Khder.s ot linlilrr,
; t-lllerlaincd Ihe grain! chief ot lUv.
igon, Miss .Mahle Williams of Vain-
I hilt, liii'Kiili, Tuesday afternoon al j
hall,
atld
nil
oelal Ulleriioon Ualch, mol h
CMiluciii.s were
The Hiale hunk Iihm lnni given n
thorough overhauling and I,le
W ll-on lias painted his home dur
ing the week,
Mr. and Mm. It. M. l-'urthing
and daughter Heii , (Jf Mt. Ver-
J L I .. have iirrted in -1 n t I r
lo sp lid th' summer with .Mr. and
Mrs. l.yJe Kiddle and Mr. and Mr.s.
I laskeii Andrew.
Mr. and M vn. I'.. . I Hson ot
I'l ndteion s lilted wll h M r. ami
M in. I,h- It. Kiddle, lost Sunday.
Mr, Olson iiluH right field on the
I'endh-ton baBehall team and al
lended o, A. (', will) Mr. Ki'ldle.
M I'M. feel) Me K ill Ills much lm-proi-d
ullrr a ecn iltiov nt the
( i ruiide ionde hospital.
.Mr. and Mih. I '. W. Hurley and
children of I'mapine and ,M rn.
PORTLAND TO
j A larce crowd cn.loyed 1 he
"(,'ovi-red Witfi""" which was
j shown at Ihe Jmhlcj- Amusement
j halt. Tuesday evening.
Next Sunday eveiiiltK at 1h
I Imhler chiireh. Miss Mary McKi-f
J of (ioodhiK college will preach.
'.Miss MeK.-e is a yoitiif evaiiu'disl
land i cordial inviialmn is eMeml
' ed lo all to hej,r h- r at the n rv-
hcantilul ii
e)t.d t'
Ha tn id
Mr
.-I of linen wi ll' p
. Wesh ii' kow.
ellJlM; I he Stl in m
The last spaNiiiH t strin,' house
r- cleaofm-T lifive h. en oh In holder.
just out trj
today tf
This ii ihe HiJ i.'n.-.rn Miairt
Car., i't t tHf .. . Imfiru iv.tr
AffViy. (.( It rt oitoiiiy-luu
dtivtM "Kcd (.rtvvn" ami
prt cMia Uiilt.ij;r use 'Krd
( row ii " and lliib rut A aih w;itrh
jvur tummtt tfiie,tje in.rtitit!
ii;
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Wtt j
Get the i
Mileage Card I
Out of its years of experience in the making
of gasoline, the Standard Oil Company has
developed a gasoline that not onlyjjives quick
starting, speed and power, but also a maximum
ot MI LEA GIL for your summer touring.
The Red Crown Mileage Card just out today
makes increasing your summer mileage and
cutting down gasoline costs as simple as a-b-c.
You saw the other day what record mile
ages the expert economy-run drivers
made in the Yoscmitc Economy Run!
-HM- These 'drivers itsed "Red 'Crown" the"
mileage-gasoline, and they know how to drive
to gel the mileage that's in "Jxcd Crown"
"Red Crown" is simply crowded vhh mileage
we have put it in there and, like the economy-run
drivers, you can get more and more
mileage out of it!
HOW Tlir. RED CROWN MILEAGE
CARD ADDS MILES
The Red Crown Mileage Card is thoroughly
practical. t tells you just w hat to do for your
car just how to drive to get anywhere from
15 to 30 miles extra per tankful from Red
Crown Gasoline.
Get your tank filled with "Red Crown'J ask
for your Red Crown Mileage Card and begin
getting extra summer mileage today at the
first Red Crown l'ump(red, white and blue)
at Standard Oil Service Stations and dealers.
few miles
fietestfrufiti imdn-by miles
STANDARD Olt COMPANY
(California)
Mra. Jin rley,
Kue.stf of .Mr. and .lr.i li. Iv
I'onkJin for e vera I day lam we ok.
Mr. Hurley formerly taimhl in
ImhhT and the coinmimiiy wan
delighted to have the family here
again. Sunday a reception wat
held al the Judder h)ih .school and
many friends called 10 renew ac
quaintance with Mr. and Mr. Hur
ley. Uei fenhmenli were served
1 during I he afternoon.
I M r. and A I ra. A. Kecf.-r. M (sh
jl;uih , In ret I and Halle rl kollms
motored to (.'at In rhh: creek la.st
Sunday.
Mrs. KM ;i J.niiK and l''h'ra I,.
Harrie visited Mim. Anna .fainen of
l.a Craiidi- lu.st Thursdav.
Mim. Mead of Wallowa and M rn.
iAHhwood of HaiiM.s have hceii
H tH'MiH of Mm. Klimr Wel.s thl.i
week.
Mr. and Mrs. (. Al. Thatcher
.spent ihe week-end in I'orllaiid.
Waller Si 1 i"H ham i-el timed I his
W"' k alter u ihree weelin visit
In J'miland and olher vstiti
(l'e(.;ni ctlie.'t. He ha.s ;ieiept..l it
pttilion Wll It Ihe I 111101 di,u;,r stoic
1m- Hie hummer.
Mra. II. M. -Payne and fllenn left
Wednesday for KitteipriMe to make
ilo-ir future home ther.-. They
will le- (ireally missed In the com
munity, having heen here for the
past five yea I'M. 1
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1:ir Mph. Kltn I
I,o nj;' and Tmi J'aue were J .a i
(irande visitors on Weilne.day.
Mr. and Mrs. "lunde .,e :in,i
.1. 10. W'ooils npent Alomlay in
Urandt.-.
SEND GMUVAN
Alliiiiy rlmmlM'r llcnil Niuiict
A1.I1AXV. Orf. Cnlvln lnKl.'.
win. r.'-fi)lly ImiiKht th.' W'tM.fl
worth .IniK ntor li-r.' nn.l who
v:is fnniMTly a I (irt lantl drllKKit,
wnn i-li-f(.- iinsl.li'iil of 1 In Al
ttnny clidnihcr of coium.'i'c. I.y tho
tumrtl of cHrcc'lors. Me. IiikI.' uc
1 w K. II. Wlllhimscin.
v if 'A
vrr
j
fW .DIM'S I'jffl
1 lobl
Fill Kvery Socket With
EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
wrZZY't ly Them Where You See This Sign
I II. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St. flume 3U3-W
('tnnplete fttnt-iftf Miler with
Knstilhic eiiine, tnotinletl on
wliceN. Ss:.(Ht. sti4'l wheel hfli
row, K I .(. siiihI wtifim .7.r
fiM h. Two wiaNletl hnrrel"4, ."r
elicit. A dandy yHMdlne cosine.
S:t5.(MI; nihl tiiake a nood pump
er. Ilnher parllet came .icstiTtlnv
ami hotiyht 1 1 pillions of palnl.
l.'i Ktilhiii of I indeed nil. .
A ituhuid ot shlnules nre wnt-i
tend out pretiy In-d, I
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
'Tln Poor MimN I'rlriid"
Oppo. IVnmdiy. I'lutnt- .M-ilH
No Sunday Itusliicss
!( Ht'l'l.A M , 1 re, (Hpet i il-
I'lMthtiui in to have mi official
('ourth of Jtil- picnic 1 litn ear,
accorrlliiK to an announcement hy
Maor linker, utaifM a local n' ws-1-aper.
lioi diKiead of occnnln(f the lf-
ternoon or tin- day It will he a !
three-day affair. ' .
ItiMtead of tlm conventional pic
nic on some KiiiMsy nwarc with the
conventional hard holled e-j-i-s, it is
to extend some hundp'dn of tulles
In devious line to Walh.wa lake
hlijh Into tht wood rland of Ore
Koii. The Offielul pi-nlc will lake the
form of a motor caravan of frieiid
mukintf puitiMe from i'orilund hy
way of the t'ohimhift river highway
ami the old fireon Trail to The
lialle.s, I'endletni. l.a tirande and
Wallowa.
la uuother line Is Hinted a fact
1 hut it 1h deal red J'oit land people
discover:
"It Ik hut 1 4 motor hours hv
wond r ful hhOi way from I'ort html
lo I hi- Wallowa wtmd-i land."
Mohi people are familiar with
I he Columbia river .hlKh wa v and
the Old orej.:in Trail. Some of litem
know that it extends lo I'endleinn;
a few know Hint if (ead.s on over
ImniiKiant hill to l.a (iramh; only
the exceptional motorlsl in this
part of the .state realizes that a
.slate-huilt highway peiiet :t-, s tleitr
to Wallowa lake, passing t hron eh
.Joseph. Knterprlse, i,usl Ine and
Wallowa.
The ex pod It Ion Is hetiiff orjran
Ized under the auspices of (he Ad
vertising chih of Portland. Will
iam P. Merry, as Kciirnl chairman,
lias appointed Miih-coin m it lees that
are In charge of all departments of
preparation.
"Keverva lions already indicate
tliat u very representative fironp ot
Portland people will participate,"
said Merry today. "The enthusi
asm east of the mountains for the
expedition is unusual. ti Grande
is preparing entertainment. The
citizens of KiUerpris,' are to ive
u;t a euwhoy hrakfast on the
mornhiff of the Point h and duriiiK
the day there are to he many fron
t ler ami wihl west features. nir
opportunity to en.(oy the une.ual-
d scenic charm of the region will
he unu.Minl.
.Nothing Is heinff overlooked
thai will add to the saleiy. com
fort and pleasure of Hh Journey.
Stiite Traffic I ijrootur Jtaffety
will) traffic officers will furnish an
advance escort ami we expect the
assistance of Captain Prank Krvin.
In charge or the Portland trafilo
st'tind.
"Tho expedition will run on
ehcdule as carefully as that of a
railroad train. There will he at
the rear a car equipped with ad the
materials of roadside, repair, .
"Lt Is prot.ahlc , thai will
leave" Portland on the eu-ninf; of
the second, stay overnhrht at the
Columhia (Ioikc hodd. have lunch
at Pendleton the next day. meet
the delegation from l.a (1 ramie
ami proceed to the lake. The al
ternative will he to remain at l.a
(rande over idKht. reaching Kn
terprise and Wallowa early the
next morning. We s)i;tll scarcely
itnderiake to malniaiu fnt nial 01 -
panlzatUin retnrniiiK. as a iiiiiiiIkt I
will douhthss desire lo remain
longer.
"Kroni al) nppeuranens Port
land's 'official Kourth of July pic
nic' will prove u memorahh' af
fair." Arrangements were mado yester
day hy The Journal for Jesse. Sill,
camera man of The Oregon Jour
nal Wehfoot Weekly, to accom
pany the excursion and make a
news reel record of iis activities.
The Journal scout car will also ac
company the expedition.
xtra!
AM. HATH liOltlN
12 PRICE
Hla.'k stH'ilr
riAii-s
V.iln.s lo 1
On Sllli.
$2.95
All HI."' U unci
Ili-mvn Kid
O.VI'OltDS
Vniiu- lu (:i
Sulc
$3.85
Coloi-etl Siii'dcs
ami 11hliek
C 11 It a n and
low heels
Sale
$2.65
1
xtra!
dm in it
Ami
lilt I Ml
si:r
Sp.TlllI
15c
All Uliil
I'IMI's iiml
o I 'oltlis
Spii'lal
$1.95
All Eyes Turn Towards
FRENCH & GREENE'S
flue I ,o
prii's;
Vaims up to J't
At
$1.45
(.ill's low lll'I'l
OM'WItDS
Wonil.-rful
Viilu.a
$2.85
Ti l- I'r.
AM. SK litis
v2
1 I
in
Closing Out
SALE
WE ARE SURROUNDED WITH HIGCER, BETTER
BARGAINS IN EVERY SECTION
SATURDAY
vomi:ici 11, itii(;.iNs IV
Ladies'
Coats
Wool
Dresses
At id'-s '1 linn Cost of Alatrial
I.adie
ilh.tl SIKH S
r.lnek mid I iron n
Kid
A'alue.s to
Special
$3.65 .
One nml Only Lot
( fill Kill S
siit 11 ;s
In het tCiilde, hi
wel(. Mdes
ltej;ular lo $'-
Still! Pl-ltl'
$1.50
I.ADIKK' ltl,A,i;iS
In Cordui'oy mid Planmd just
the 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 for uiitfnx mitl pott
wear.
HoRUlar $7. HO values at
$4.43
siM.Mi;it wash niti:ssi:s
Kalf-Price
Kitl Comfort
KLIPPKKS
Willi ruhher heels
SiHTial nt
$1.38
Vr I'ulr
All
sii.k ui.orsr.s
y2
pkici;
Lawyers Iielicve That
Tennessee's Law Safe
(Continued from Tntce One.)
port from tho White House, or
many of the repuhliean h-atlers
outside of It. In his cam pa hen to
Ret Ihe senate rules changed so as
to speed up husiness.
The whole purpose of the pro
posed tilt era lions is to prevent a
senate minority, hy dilatorv tac
tics, from holding up legislation
desired hy the major it y,
When the present senate- met
last March the ndinlniM rat ion.
11 nd dot iht less Vice President
nawcf". thought the repuhllcaitM
were in control. At that stace of
the pame the White House ap
peared lavorahle to the chance
Pnwe.s th tnand' d.
ltui It soon became evident a
mistake had hen made. Not the
regular repsih'.hans. hid a detoo-cra'ic-pto.:,.(ve
:il!i.im-n iI'muI-
xtra!
AH
IM'HSMS nml UA(iS
y2 PRICE
n
COI, 1. Alt Ami
t i l l-' SKIS
l-'or Siinmu-r
Ii-i-m-s
ItcB. $1.25
At
73c
1.H1H1-S-
SII.K
iiosii:itY
l-'iimi
8:t- to $I.8S
llrst Ki-mli-s
i.aci:
I'liON I S
Anil
COLLARS
y2
xtra!
Lnillos'
TAILOIJIOI) SI1TS
Iti-lnw Cuv fif iiitiri.ll
p TOTWw:?-w-,!
,1. ii I kriiidtul4ii4lM
1111 to it.
Immediately tho more oxper
ienced ropuldlcan ohl-llners soured
on Ihe hiiwi'H scheme. What would
have served their ends as a ma
jority was precisely what t hey
didn't want as a minority. Some
other time, mayiie, hut not now.
Pawes. however, yoenis lo think
he's hit on something- likely to he
popular with the voters, if not
with the politicians, and refuses to
.pill. The old guard doesn't par
t leuiarlv mind hearing; him talk,
lie can't do anything; hy himself.
Secretary of Agriculture .Tar-
dine, whose depart meiit is charg
ed with administering; the federal
highway act. says motor trucks
can't com pete wit h the railroads
on long; hauls. lown at interstate
commerce com mission headnuar
t.rs they answer in behalf of the
railroads thai motor trucks may
have all Ihe short ones they want
and thrice welcome,
Inih'd. m:i!iv e t. ri. ni' .l tr.iti-
portation men have been worrying
lest tho railroads lie ruined by
their short hauls. The way thoy
toll It, the ii''i'H Hils:
Movlnir freight over their rails
is comparatively a small part of ,
what it costs the roads to gvt it 1
from t he consignors' hands into j
1 the consignees. The big pems arc
'bookkeeping and handling. These;
j are .pod as mm h for a short as for
j a long; haul. !
I Uosides. a long- haul allows lati- j
Hide for economy in rout ins, J
j whereas a short one is apt to leave
1 little room for choice. Thus, ac-
cording to the railroaders, and in
, torstate ciimmerce oi l tela Is bear
them out. a ln'i or "an mile haul
i easily may cost a road more than
i one of 1 en miles.
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
Our old JYiends and customers will find us in
OUR NEW QUARTERS
Prepared to served better than ever.
Electrical Goods of All Kinds
La Grande Electric Company
Itoesch Iildff.
If YiMl Wmit Ihe llrt
Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies
to Slir It Ii Mndi. lij Cu llllaiii'9 l li-rlilr Ituki-rj I n-iriii
On-null' lmllni; Itnml nml rn-.tr; lliiki-i-9
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the (J-tltlen Crust
SPECIAL
SM I' Wit ItDAY ONLY
r.-(,n i;r ah minim
n Kt 1-11.1;
98c
A fiiu' colonial panel tc.i
kettle of h I ; h I y polished
lthlinUM.nl ll In pot every
il 01 1 .111 buy t. a Kit 1 1 -s
of t his ipiaMt at tu-h a low
pih-e. Tlil-t is j, ..prctal bit;
put . hase otter and ill bo
soUl out 'iuIiA, t'miir early!
No I'ht.ne Orders
Look for hir nt SMSial
lel Heck.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
rhona Mala 8i
Summer Kitchen Comfort
Is made possible with a PKKKKCTION STOVK
with (iiiick, good cookiiiR results. See various models
here.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
' Vie I1tci JiihI Wtint You Wint In
I.I MIll ll, SASH AMI IHMirtS AXI) SHIXr.I.F.S
ll will pay you to ttmntlKate our price.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN S
CHAIN AM) BOX Wtn PHOM MAIN Ml
1. U Ml'MlALL
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables for Saturday
GREEN REANS
WAX T.EANS
PEAS
Tl'RNIPS
P.EETS
TfRNlPS
ASPARAGUS
TOMATOES
CUCUMBERS
LETTUCE
CABBAGE
RADISHES
CARROTS
GREEN PEPPERS
STRAWP.ERRIES
RLACK CAPS
CHERRIES
GRAPE FRUIT
ORANGES
APRICOTS
APPLES
J. G. SNODGRASS
A
111 Depot St.
Exclusive Grocer
Phone Main 73