Thursday, Juno IS, 1025.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
. Page Fiv
Local News In Brief
To Itiikt-r
' It. J. Kilt'hcn, lural nt1nril-y.
yinl to llakir locluy on hsnl bu.
ijJiM mh-- He riturniil Into Chin uN
u-inoon.
Vf M. H. Talbot, owm-r of a, largo
Stock 'ranch near (Mover Creek, in
tmendihg u few days In J,u Grande
on business.
Let. fur California
Mm. Hoise Larson will have I
Grande the latter part of this
week for I'ulo Alto, California, to
make her home with her daught
er, who lives there.
I.ehirnliig Indue
Mis. I.. Denham anil daughters.
Helen antl Louise, were In 1 .11
Grunily this morning on their way
Jo their home at Klgln. -Mrs. Den
luim and Miss Louise have heen to
Eugene to attend Urn graduation
exercises of Miss Helen from the
Iniversily of Oregon. They also
visited a short time In Portland.
IllMHtihig t)iliim
It. II. Maldoek. Stat.. Highway
engineer, went to Ontario (his
morning lo inspect hie oiling of
tlio section of the hiyhwuy near
there.
To duugtiter
Mrs. Albert iluyes
:id her two
Left thK iiioi uing
Mr. and Mrs. John Oxford and
family left La Grande this moru
j UK on train No. 21 for Hotse, Ida
ho, to visit there fur several days
with relatives.
At Portland
Mrs. Dallas (Inn
Going u Fhlll
T. V. Male was In I.i Grande
this morning on his way to Fight
w here He will be employed, I his
sinner. Mr. Hale formerly made
Portland Ills home.
hy liube Green. Is spending u few
days In Portland. They juude the
trip hy auto and will he accompan
ied buck to La Gmnde by Abie
Green,
accompanied Went fl-hhii
Mr. ami Mrs.
were passengers
Home from school
Miss Thelmu Kitchen has re
lumed to her home in La Grande
lo spend 1he summer months, after
Hpeudlng the past year us a student
ut the liiivcrsity of Oregon lit Fu-
gelio.
Grunt Hw alberg
on the branch
line train this niorninp. They will
spend the day fi:;hing In some of
the streams up the branch.
SAVEiwVr
SAFETY
Visiting lieiv
Mrs. J. I. Van Overn and dnugh
ter have arrived in J .a (Irande
from Portland, Oregon, and will
visit here for some time ut (ho L.
M. lloyt home. Mrs. Van Overn
and her daughter made the (rip by
nu to.
Merc, yes te it lay-
sons. Kdwurd and Dick, were in I .a Mr. and Mrs. Frank t'onner, of
Grande this morning on their wuy.Vnion. were visitors to l.u Grundo
to lOnterprise, Oregon, to visit w ith y sterday. Tin y wen; iccompanl
Mrs. Hayes' daughter, Mrs. Wil- cd by Mrs. J. II. Stoddard and
bur Kbit, lor a week. They are daughter, Miss Mildred, also of L'n.
from hulhiN. Oregon. ton.
He turned home
After spending the past two
weeks In western Oregon Mrs. v..
M. lloyt and her damrhter, Miss
Mildred, have returned to their
home in l.u (irande. They attended
the Kastern Star Convention in
I'orUund. alter which they went to
Monmouth. They were accompani
ed home by Miss Myrtle Hoyt, who
has been ut tending school at tho
Oregon State Koriu.il 'school dur
ing the past year. Sincn t her re
turn home Miss Hoyt has opened it
marcelling Hhop at her home ht re.
DRUGSTORE
THE MOST COMMANDING
La Grande Has Ever Witnessed
The remarkable feature of which is the class of Merchan
dise involved Gocds that were purchased to satisfy the
needs of those who demand wearables cf the better kind
Merchandise of known quality, carrying the names of the
biggest and best manufacturers in America.
Men Don't Miss
This Sale Friday and
Saturday
I'NIONS Mill's Kinuiiiii
I hilchway. Nainsook, no-bul-loll
stylo Atlilcltc fnlnns;
regular $!.i.lo grudi', now1 fiu
liy; at-- '. : '
79c
SI 1 1 UTS Men's I n ss Shir' a
both collar-attached and
del ached style, new patterns
made of madras materials;
values to $".ad, now going
98c
Slll;TS Men's line Dress
Shirts, brniliful new silk
si riped materials, neck-hand
style; regular $-.(" value,
now reduced to
, Mm&'1 m., I.
I WATCH l'OK THE ISHJ I
25G PACKAGE
SATIROAY I
i:s to S2.: I
America's Best Clothes
For Men, Young Men and Boys
This fine Clothing is going at prices which prove
beyond a doubt our determination to reduce ,
stocks at any cost. Hut remember, the days
of this sale are limited, so come NOW and get
first choice while slocks are at their best.
SI : ITS Men's a n d Youiik
Men's fine weight Kim-
Hsh Cravunetted Seru Stdts
made by Uosenwald - Well
this season's newest shades
in London stripe patterns.
Priced in the regular way at
$:i.N". We are giving you
all the profit when we offer
them at
$21.85
SPITS Again w will oiler
during this Monster Disposal
Sale, Michael Sterns & Co.
Suits, also t he. fa mo .is Pit
I-'orm biand. strictly all-virgin
wool materials, high
grade men's Soils that were
priced to sll regularly at
SlL'.on. He quick, niell
they won't lust long at
$29.75
l u i v s
special
SPITS One big. fine
lot of boys all-wool
K nicker S.iils and blue sere
and mixed , materials, vahu a
up to $14. Closing this
lot out during this great bar
gain event at
$7.85
SAKE
VAI.I
SPITS Grouped In one lU
lot. making it-easy for you
to choose, will In- round
Michael Sterns JC- Co.. also
I 'll l-'orm w ell know n make
of men's strictly all-w ool.
hand -tailored Soils newest
patterns and materials. Val
ues to $:p.t.x:i, on sale al
$24.85
SPITS
Suits
Sterns
derful
Pine high - grade
for men Michael
At Co. make a won
assortmcnl of sliicMy
all-wool Sidts tit-signed and
tailored by America's fore
most tailors, in new mod. -Is
as well as models for the
conserval l c drer.ser. Vulil'-a
to $4.rtM, choice will be
given of this fine lot al
$33.45
SPITS One fine (,f f
young men's -Pants Suits
-the famous Pil por.n
make. All w ool materia?.;,
up-to-date styles, desirable
patterns. (In sale al le.ss
than cos! : values I o $;ti.4'.
going nl-
$19.75
$1.49
And, Remember This Sale Is Store-Wide
AH our fine Furnishing (Joods, Hats, Shoes, Women's Hosiery and Outing Togs are included
in this sale and going at reductions, both drastic and genuine.
SlioKS -P-oy.V Itobert Jo!i:l
hou Ai Hand, and I la mill on
Drown high-grade black and
brown calf Dress Shoes; also
Munsou last Work Sho'.i.
sizes '2'j to '.T. regular M.:'"
and $.'..P grade, on siie at.
per pair
$3.95
SHOPS One lot of Doy
Scout Shoes, sizes 2 i to-r; -the
very kind that we sell
in the re;;. Mar way at 5lM".
on sale al, per pnir
$1.49
SiloKS s-inch 1 luck inu ham
V Ibcht Hi-Ctil. railroad or
army styles: all sizes, w ,v
slocka tegular JT.xTi value,
now going at. per pair
$5.95
SI 1 i-:s One lot of fli nt
lilality Mark ull'l liri
calf liro.su iiml Work Slio
for itfsn. si s l-S t"'
wlihli soil ri'Kiilarly at I 4''.
Monslor IiS.osal Salo pik--.
1T liail
$2.95
SHOPS Genuine Indian tan
"Muck her lit," M unson la. : .
tighl Aeitrht Wot k Shoes,
rap and plain toe, which '.e
sell regularly at r..:t'.. Mon
ster Sate price, per pair-
$4.45
SI ToKS Men's 'Slratrord'
black and brown Dress Shoes
and Oxfords. up-to-date
styles. Values to $7.ir, on
sale lor ttitck and comple'.c
close out at, per pair
$4.45
SHOPS - - Again we f.fl'e:
St rat ford's high-grade Di en
Shoes for men in both black
and brown call; also some
Master Made make in this
lot. Values to $','.4T.. Hosing
out this lot at, per pair
$5.95
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE"
Low Prices Do Not .Effect Clint's Quality
M-rrri.pToN shops - (me
fine lol Of Nettleton Pies
Shoes for men god styles
in black mid brftwn calf and
kid. 7.'. pairs In this big
lot. pi guhir $PJ and I
value; ( losing t his lot oul
ut, p'-r pi: ir
$8.95
() lltisino.H
Kalph Anderson h it Pa Orando
last evening for I 'orl h'.nd on u
short business trip.
On , vacations and w hile
traveling, it's often neces
sary lo dash off u liasty
note home In the midst of
ot her occupations.
Lord Baltimore
Writing Portfolios
enable you to do that very
thing w ith case.
The porl folio Is lis own
desk, convenient for hip.
knee or chair arm, and
the. fa ahcuts and 4 en
velnpes arc of high grade,
fabric-finished stock.
. ' l'rlcv Cuiupletr
50c
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La (Jrande, Oregon
On way to VlMim-iii .
Mrs. T. K. Mitchell was In T.a
Grande Tuesday evening on her
way to Wisconsin, calied thcru by
'tho illness of her mother.
I .
jMotoml to W alla Walla.
; Sjuu Harris motored lo Walla
j Wull.i, WashinKton, Tuesday to
j take his mother, Mrs. It. Hurrls,
Mia, Harris went to the Washing
Ion CUy called by her son's illness.
Mr. Harris returned to Pa Orando
, Tuesday evening.
tho door but each person wilt bo
required to buy live francs heior)
entering. Tho francs purchasi d
at tho entranco may be used at
any concession in tho place includ
ing the French Cafe, the dunce,
booths and tho other attractions.
Doors will open at half past se
ven Hits evening. Mrs. Wells op
ening dunco progruiu is scheduled
to start ut eight o'clock.
A'H for ToppuMi
Miss DaVimi Galloway left Tues
day evening for her home at Topp
uisli, Washington, to spend the
summer muuths at her home there.
Miss Calloway taught school in the
Itiverlu school hero during the past
year.
Left lit1-1 ecnluif
Miss Mabel A. llcnnctt left last
evening en route to Kugene, Ore
gon. She will slop off in Portland
several days, after which she will
go on to Pugcnc. where slie will
study at the PniveisHy of Oregon
until this fall when shu will return
lo la tlrande to resume her work
us teacher in the high school here.
At Mod lord
Mrs. Charles Moore, licrouipani
cd by her mother-in-law left Tues
day evening for Medford, Oregon.
Airs. Moore will return In a few
days and on her way home will vi
sit her daughter, .Mbs Muuritie.
at Seavlew, Washington. The oili
er Mrs. Moore will spend the re
mainder of the summer at Medford
visiting her daughter.
Ilfttiuicd home
.After spending scverwl weeks in
Pa (irande where she has been em
ployed. Miss Georgia Ttiwnseud re
turned to her home at Klgln this
morning on the branch line train.
Front linker
Miss Cora Drowning was In
(Irande this morning on her way
to Knlerprise to visit for two
weeks, w ith her brother, I here.
Miss Drowning Is from linker.
Personal Mention
(P-ore Drnee Is spending sever
al days in Pendleton.
Kate Couh y, of Plgiu, was shop'
ping in Pa (irande yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Humes, of Might,
Pa was a visitor to Pa (Irande this
morning.
Miss Isnhcllc Simons went to l'n
tcrprisc I his morning to spend ev
eral days there visiting.
Passed through
II. A. Doberts. head of (he en
gincerimr department of the O. W.
It. and N. Company, passed Ihru
Pa (irande this morning in his
special cur en route to Huntington
on business.
wAspo ia.ia;i: si it ox
Tliti DAPIMS, Ore. 'i'rial of a
(Hit) dumuKO null filed by Sieve
linndrun, local pugilist, uKuinst
Police Commissioner Kurtz unit
other members of the local depart
ment, us a result of u raid made
by the police on the Hamlran home
thin spring, opened in circuit court.
Hamlran alleged that thu raid and
his subsequent arrests were Illegal.
Following the Hunaiun case will
come the 1 lu.OiHi damage suit of
Henry Cue and George Flagg,
publishers of The Dalles Optimist.
against John Doe Alhurtus. u
crystal gazer, who Is alleged to
huve made derogatory remarks
against the voinphiiutants at a per
formance at tho Auditorium thea
ter this spring.
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WEST RANGES
SHOW UP WELL
(Continued from Psgo One.)
ruther dry. Grasshopper niay
prove menace to forage crop, beef
cattle much Improved, sheep do-"
lutr well. Minor losses of ewes dun 1
to cold rains just after shearing.
OKKOON- Kango unove normal,
with abundance of snow in nioun?
tains, insuring plentiful summer. ,
water. Kurly lamb crop appears. , -slightly
smaller than last ytr.
Shearing nearly finished, but not"
much wool movement. Growers r
holding for higher prices. '! "
IDAHO itange never heller. .
Moisture abundant, warm weather
i set In again assuring additional 1m
j proveinent. All classes of live
i slock gained rapidly. Parly lamb
'shipments gaining In volume and -I
weighing in at stockyards with xut-
isfactory weights. Kurly contracted
wool being shipped, uneoutraclcd
lots generally warehoused. '
HOTEL ASTOD
2nd A Hill Lo Abi1h
EVERY ROOM h PRIVATE TOILET
50 j; Baths New. Modem
Close to Shopping District and Theatres '
FREE GARAGE Tariff bom $1.50
ago and yfi a year ago. Kven sec
tions where the drought has been
most severe, sheep have suffered
less than cattle. The spring luus
been favorable to lumbiug and a
gooil crop, wllh losses reported as
generally light, except in portions
of the southwest where losses Were
heavy due io I he poor condil Ion
of the ewes. Shear'ing is nearlug
completion in most slates ami a
good clean clip obtained. Some
shortage Of PTAOlNNPPNPPNPX
storage of wool not previously
contract eil Is reported,
Condition or HnngcK,
The condition of ranges for June
1. counting HMt as normal, follow:
Oregon pi::; Idaho 104: Washing
ion 92; Ctah; K7: Cullfornia yy;
Montana DHL The condition of
caltle; Oregon 95; Idaho !tS;
Washington mi; Montana 101;
Cullfornin 97; PtHh S7. Condhion
of sheep:1 Oregon 9(i; Vushlngton
SS; Idaho ia:t; Montana Ditl; nuh
97; California OS.
Details hy Stales.
WASHINGTON. Pains bene
fited ranges considerably. .Some
parts Okanogan county becoming
Buy This
Home
5 - room modern
house, clove lit on O
Ave., :tS(M; ftt.OOM
cash, balance terms.
2 acres of (ffMtd
html. 2 -room lion so
on Watson . Mrvet.
$l,rt(Hj.
K7J acres irrigat
es! near PiiIcmi.
I'l'iee ? 10, 5011; $21100
tosh, bulnnce tei-UM.
WEEKS & BLACK
RKAI.TOHS
New l''oh'y Ilhl.
liisurniiie - Ixibiii
H n
S. J. McGUI returned to Ills home
at Postiite this morning.
Went to Com
Invar 'Ansnes, Tige Parson, T. Ct
McDonald. Ployde Swilh, Slater
Whlildori nd Doyle 'A in merman
motored lo Cove last evening and
enjoyed 1 the evening ut the Coyo
swimming pool. l! : 1
P. A. I.eovltt went
Valley this morning on
trip.
to
Pleasant
business
J. If. Hutchinson, cashier of tho
hirst National Dank at Pulun, is a
visitor lo Pu Grande today.
Lumber men pavs through
A special car of nineteen lum
bernieu passed through Pa Grande'
! his morning on t heir way t
Poise, Idaho. Msol nf the men ure
from PaHtern cities.
LEGION SHOW
OPENS HERE
THIS EVENING
(Cotil Inuert frm Ft go One.)
isiiiiig 'lien
Dr. and Mrs. P. T. Drock, r
Pusvacsis, Nevufla. spent several
days I his w eek In Pu Grande quests
at the home of Mr am) Mrs, P. If.
Itussell. After visiting here they
went to Portland to upend the Pnse
Keslh al al. Port la ml. They were
making the trip by aulo. Dr. and
Mrs. Pruck lmvo been friends of
Hie KusseM's tor many years.
point men), including beer steins.
Dere's Itioking ;st you! The French
girls ore expected to materially udd
to Die popularity of the cafe.
All around the edges of the dan
ce floor a great tunny different
kinds of racks have Ixu n construc
ted. These Include dull racks, old
fashioned grocery stori s, blanket
wheels, and many olio is.
French francs will be the medi
um of exchange. Hie open sesame
lo the entire show. These will be
obtained al the floor and ut banks,
ul various prominent places about
ine show tloor.
No admission will be charged at
STAMPED PILLOW SLIPS
Oil IMqilol TnliiiiK. 12 mill I.Vhich. In inuny tM'ltllt JTill (IcnIkii1.
lu In- tttii-ki'ri In wlilh' oi roloi?
X 1.110 lu 8I..V)
Art & Baby Shop
"KVKIITTIIINO I'OR THE HABY"
IlKMbTITCIIINc; llnlrl Soniinir HTAMI'INO
iicTi'ioun'K i'A'rii;ii.NS i. m. o. thheai
Special Sale 3 New Tru-Blu Cakes
ON SALE JUNE 16TH TO 20T1I
40c A Pound
THE CITY GROCERY
lint Ruck of Cut! on Fir Rtreet
rnONI MAIN B7S RAT BALM IK EM DELIVERY
Friday Only
Raymond Griffith
-In-
With Wallace IJccry, Vera Ucynolds
.And Dtui.sc Fazcnda
Saturday FUISCILLA DEAN In The
"SIKEN OF SEVILLE"
ARCADE
DAY
(P
FRIDAY And SATURDAY
Sy lr.l . fflk
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A Stolen Kiss la
Ne'er Forgot!
l.udies. you nrjst ;u-et
this mull he's lite
famous love thief all
w omen love him he
cause of his in a g 1 c
charm but beware!
he'll steal your heart
If you don't w alch out.
.Adapted by Frances
Marlon from Leonard
Merrick's novel, "The
Worbllings."
A3ir6t national Victnre
TODAY C0R.IN.NH (JRU'FITII IN "Di-('t,ASSK
mull.' H!Meg