La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1925, Image 6

Tnewlav, June 30, 1025.
Tape Six
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
GO i
TO LECTURE
v f'OVK, (Spec -liil Walt t Mh
rhmn, of Haker, prt siih nl of the
Old Or- cni Trail ASNOclntkiii, Rave
a lt d lire mi "The Oregon Trail"
lo Ihf famnmr wiion! Ttn-sday ev
eiiin. 'I''"' lecture witft llili-n st
int; ard was enthu.sianilclly rec-lv-
On Wednesday a Kroup T o
jd- of Ih" unmn-r school put on a
imffi-ant In Ok- drove portraying
tho eMabllshiii'liI of flic church In
America. Thorn- Inking part wi-n-t
It; Fivrend W. 1'. IteinttiKf an.
It. v. -. -ml Findhy Miller, Iteverend
William Murray Hr;id r. Iteven nd
Famim r Horn. Mih. !. N. Tarhhur
ton, M'SH Mary FHznbetb WHUamH,
vii.,., 1 1,. mi.. i r I ill h.. I Willi-
am. Frank Ikoii. '.lohn KneU. I,
Paul an and lievennd Fd-!'"
ward Honkin. with If. v. nnd I.. (1. t
1J. Williams in- direetur.
Iteverend Flunr . Whniihh, who'
h In-oii lecturing on Hlhle Hludyl
ItllH
lit the niiiiuii'-r ni liool waw failed lo
hin lioine tn l)eiivr, Colorado,
Wedtiefiday evnin).:.
K.-vereml l.lndhy H. Miller.
Who va railed to hl.s hoitu- nl
Hood Itivt-r returmd h'undav 'Vn
Inr t CMdiipMiil.-d l.y Mi-h. Milh r.
Mr:., (...noiirrn. uim n.m j J!HHne,ham, WaMhinMlon. i.H i
j.touly ill lor Hev-ral montim i.tJhomi. af..(
h. r honte here, iian as her kui-niki
h-r .onn, .lohn Itu.t.r. of Hula-r, J""' M'M M Monoulek. .
Will UUter of K.-Im.. Wa.shinpton. "'"Kliam, WashiiiKtun. al
and i'aul !:.ilt..r. H.r dauht.-r KUesiH of M . m. Monowi- k' parent
ii. in ...-.I,. i. ..vn. (Nil to (Mr. and MrH. William HnrrfM.
urilve in a lew days.
i'iank William, vsho wan hurt
in an n iiloiiiolilli- aerhii-nt 'two
BEWARE!
Of those who jockey
prices. One price to all
and a fair one is our
policy.
We do NOT increase our
prices on prescriptions
to cut on staples.
The sick are not pun
ished to benefit the well.
FAIR PRICKS
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
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forfait by QB .
Check Sfal -tSt,ax
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GENE
II. & S. ELECTRIC
Kxtra Stiir-A-Star
No. 2 Shingles '.
Nd. T. to 2 Y. ;. Cmilo Shinjrle
I'll i I.in.seed Oil, Per (Ijillon
The (irande Rondc Lumber Co.
Ilettill Yard Arrets TiikKs on .iiuiumhI Ai
ui'i'kn una whh taken to t )i honpl
lul tit l.u (irande today tor an X
ray x-miiiintlon.
MInh A Me- K a a f man, of FuIIh
"by, Oickoii. u liu 1h a wf
Mik. Jotm Valentine, um tuaen to
the lioKpltal at Hot Fake for
1 real nietit.
MIhm Ma Fmbnvood, of (Jrand
VuNey, t'olorailo, Ih a honmt Kneni
i' ln r ihIit. M I'M. T. I'. Hefty.
.Mr. anil M ra. F. I, KuhertH and
l'ier son tileii and daughter 'Mu
rn, in. tile a visit In Waliuwu Fake
Tuendii
M in. I. Tohlu and two children,
of Pendhion, are the im-Mm ot
M t h. Toldn'.H iriot h'-r, .Mm. F.vu
Mhman.
flair' Smith, an O. A. (. Mtnd
elit, ta at home fur the Hllfiliner.
(ilea UnheriH. who htu been a
fjneat at IiIk fa I Jur'tf home, left
Thursday tor hl.s home In Ivndle
ton. 1,H (irande VMlorn ,
Miss Arlle (inf.sett, of t.a (Irnn
df, wan here Thnraday. 'Mh r vln
tloiM fhal day were Mr. and Mrs,
.John Ituth't, Mr. and Mix. ('(avion
May. Mr. and M.a Hay ron.Hl.irk
Mak-r. Mr. and M. Marvin Mc
'N,''n' ot ,""""
Mr, and Mrs.
Feu is McNeill, ot" Idaho FatlH. Mr.
and M I'M. I '. W. Thompson, of l.a
.,"'
.. and- Mrs. John Kdn,
Caldwell, Idaho.
(Hie day laat week MrH. F. .
Keejj bad UH lief kmi M I'M. I-.'d
l-'ord, M i h. I.ot SmtdrasM, Minn
Kathhni ('amplMl). Mrn. I :d 'I'ho
maii and 1'iaiiU Tlioin.iM, all uf l.a
;rande.
Mia-s I.oln l.aw.Hon, a i;radtiite of
Mis lOuiher Johnson is in Ivn-
oleton.
Tom Towle ha.H been failed to
Ordain, a su bin Ii of 'irt land,
when- Uh mother Is HTioumy ill.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ib rinaii I. mid, of
Phoenix, Arizona, are ep.-etr.l lo
arrive in a few day to upend the
Hummer at the home of Mi. l.und'H
parentH, Mr. and MrH. OHenr l.tind.
The lnitiHt. YoilllK p-ople KV"
a very intefeHtlnt; proKrnm Sunday
eveniiiK relehraliiiK Pal hern day,
Krverend J. W. Stayton, of the
Hapthsl tdiiirch, h il Tuemlay to at
tend the Hji 'lint 'on vet) lion at
Heat tic, WanhlnKlon.
Tin I ta pi tut yoniiK people will
have a hn.sket .soeial at the honm
of Mrs. A. II. MrOniu Friday rven-IWH
In,.
The Solvation army were In rv
Wednesday eveniiif,' and after play-1
inn on (in atreet they put
imiNiral proKi nin at I tie
on a
I la nl 1st i
eiiurrh.
Mih. F. F. Andernon returned a!
few dayH iiffo from a vhsit to Port
land and FutfeUe.
Mrs. Mi'Ctain, Fee MeCIain, MrH.
Slayton ind datiKhler, Truett. were
Fa (irande viniloi'H ThnrHday.
j Mlrifl Fihel tjuimby, MIhh Annet
te FotiK, of Halnay. OreKOti, MIhh
l.tosephine Hliss and MihH MarKery
I'lilnhohu, of Fnion, Here Fovo vis-
Qhe nine indi
Oscillator supplies
1U cool hours
Joranicliel J
Cool, healthful hours uicfut hours.
InJoiir hour as full of activity and
energy if they were frehcucU by
outdoor brctie
That nevfr-titiiiR C-E brccie keep
you going keeps you happy- Ac
home, in stores, in rcttauronu, la
theatre every v herd
ELECTRIC
"Check Seal" Retail Dealers
We Sell
(JKXKUAL F.LIXTUIC FANS
.. $:!.;o
!?2.0(l
S l.:n
si.:;.")
Kellogg's Aid
... -
Itohert hdwlti OIiIh ih Koln to ra
uiin a piirtnerHhlp that wan Inter
ruptt-d wtii'ii Frank K. KellojfK o)
Mhi'ff-Mota went to lxndon rtH Ameri
'un tmUinnador over tt yr no.
KelloKK in now wi-rtitary ot fllatn
rtntl (iin, IUh fonntT law partner,
hao been appointed by President
C'uidldjfu aa uHHlntant at'Cietury,
OF THE WEEK
I NK i (Special). Mrs. F.Ne
Willeiek and OaiiKhler, l.eola.
who were vl.sitinw for the pa si
week at the home of Mr. and
Mm. W. V. Connor, lefl Sattirda
evening lor (heir home In l.a
Orande.
-'ai iners around I'nlou have
been busy the last few warm days
putllnK up their fiiHt hay nop
of the aeiiHon.
I'nion will ii'd.. celebrate the
Fourth a) home thin year, but
will ko to ot her ilare.s, Home to
Kltfin, Home to HaUer, and muny
l'-nn me uay a.onK ineoan;.
of Fatherlne Pieek, fiHhliiK and
j '''X ronnell have ecured
,
. . . ' i
maehinery to ki ade up Home
of the Hide streetH 111 Fnion.
M CroH-sIn, the roof man fron
I Maker. hu been doiliK Home work
in Fnion for the pant week.
A few Hportsmeii have been on!
fly in K f Ishlnj,' alonK' ' ,atherlne
creek duriiiK' the past week, but
the water Ih not finite clear
iMiomih yet for IIiIh method of
I flshttiK and the ralrheH have not
f been very satisfactory.
The old loeal Ion of I lie Fnion
post office In the building adjoin
hiK t he bunk, Ih being retnudWeit
and will be tiHed by the bank a-s
an office for directors' meetings
and for ol her Himilnr purpose.
Tev. Arthur IIoiIkc. for the past
two years pastor of the loci
I 're.ibyierlan church. Kitnlay eve
uliiK preaelied li Ih farewell ser
mon to the congregation. He will
leave shorlly for the cast win-re
he plans to enter Heboid for furth
er I raining. Sunday moi ulug the
pulpit was filled by Itev. 1 1. A.
Thompson of Portland and in the
afternoon there was a copgreg.i
t ional meeting to consider t h"
plann for rut ure work In the or
gnnia! Ion.
Mr. and Mih. W. V. Connor, ,T.
X. Scarbrough. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry (biggs, -Mr. and Mrs. K. F.
lieu t er. Mih. Shappatt, and Mr.
Pearl Shaw and dnunbter. Vera,
were over to I .a (irande Sunday
attending the Odd Fellows, nnd
Hebekah picnic at tho city park
Sunday.
The cherry crop In thl.t section
of the valley Is about rcudy for
marketing. According, td 4ho'
wlio are in the cherry "gviTne" Fne
crop ihlH year will be about half
of w ha I it is In noi mat yearn.
Cuh Fewln is here from San
Franeifieo lor an extended visit,
with ids mother. Mrs. Helen Few
ln and other relatives.
Feo Flatfeller, who has sob! O lt
his interest In the Faslern Ore
gon Meat company here, will re
main In Fnbm for n .short time in
order to straighten up his ac
counlfi, then will have for Kntec
prise. The Acme garage, owned and
conducted by (Jeorge Hrown, has
ttnrs Thursday. Miss (Jnltnby nnd
Miss r.ong, accompanied by M,ls;
(Julmby's in ot her a re 'it route tn
Oklahoma and stopped ol f In Fn
ion to visit friends in passing.
The women of the civic Cluh
will giv,. a chicken dinner at the I.
o. (. F. hull Wednesday evening.
This is a public dinner. Th pro.
ICerdHC lo be Used for t lC COVO pllb-
i Mo library.
School Fnds,
, The second year Fastern Oregon
Simuner school clon. ,1 Thursday.
.Iaue IT,. The usual lessons and
bctnres were heard Friday tnorn
'Ing. hut after lunch, the teachers
jtuid pupils packed their bags nnd
jwetit to their various liotues.
! Cnve niouriis the bifis of John
Archibald McNeill, who pas.se-1 a
:wav at Fa (Irande, June ?4. John
! McNeill iim born In Sevettsvitlc,
.Texas. November 1' 7. ISf.S. He was
inarrb-il In September, ISTS to Miss
Sylvia Virginia Hell. T. tl Chltdieil
ere born lo tln-m, alt of whom
surxlve. The tamily came west In
J'eal and iiMde their home at
Cove for eighteen years. Since that
( hey lme lived at Haker and Fa
Grande. He is survive.! by tho fol
lowing sons and daughters: Marv
el) b Netn, ,,f Fa Grande. W. A.
McNVlM. r Gove. Feu is McNeill.
Idaho Falls. C. V. McNeill, Shell
dan. Mis. Annie Fyan. Fuwreuco.
leiin. Mrs. Winnie Ogdcii, Cald
j w Idaho, Mis. I.ulu Uutter. Mrs.
Key Coiustock, Mis. Fontiie May,
; Haker. and Mrs. Hose Thompson,
ot La Citniitlc,
m us
been Juuclt Improved by the addi
tion of an oil houne and Hied
over the filling Hlatlon, fill neatly
p.ilnted in the Vettex colorn.
A h uge elect etc Hign in being
placed acroHH .Main slreet in Sou'h
Fnion. pointing the way to the
(loudbrod auto camp and rewoK.
The K. O. F. X- P. Co. Ih putting
up the Hign 'Just where the ntri-'d
fioiu tin- camp cnterM Main Mtrc-t.
Itobetla Wright left the bttt r
part of the week for HelJingha.n i
to attend the gtatc normal Hchoot
at that place, Her Hlntcr, VVailH I,
itad already gone to t he normal,
but Hobetia could not get a wit v ,
jiint at Hie beginning of the h tin
nier tiMiii and il enter hcIiooI a
few dayn late. lioth girts will
teach In thlH part of the coun'y
next Hchool year.
The high wind Friday night:
blew down a large Hhade Ir-e:
near the Main ha I Huffman reai-
leiice In North Fnion. but for
tunately the tree fell nerohH t he
eel and no ila inago whh done. ,
Mihh Alice i'adueil and h-l ;
niece, Helty. have gone (O Hcllilln-j
ham, WaMh., for i4 moiiih'H vwil ,
with relatives. They left Fnui ;
for the Sound city Thursday. I
In appreciation of the work h
has done for them as hcouI ma.i-
and worker whh the Siouts
while living In Fnion, the Hoy
Scuti tn gave a farewell dinner to
Itev. Arlhur Hodge last Wednes
day evening at I lie home uf Mr. ,
and Mi.'i, F. F. Iteuter, The looms
vveie decorated with flags aid
with flowers of the national cou, s.
i Hiring tin- evening tlo boy.i pc.
sentetl their ret i ring scoutmaster
with n belt and b'-ll b tekle as an :
appreclalion of w hat be has done ;
for them and the Jnti-iest be his,
taken in their at' fab H. Mih. Iteut
er assiHtcd by Mrs, Homer Cheney,
and Mrs. (litkison, acted as ho:-!
te.sHes for the boys and the lioiioi-
gueHtfi, which included Mrs. Hud:;e
and their little daughter.
A special meeting of the Meth
odist Fadien' Aid uiih held at the
Flora Kiel block home in Nor! a
Futon last Wednesday afternoon.
The aid plans to have their ph-nic'
on the 15th of Juiy and the Sun
day Hchool may join them and
have their annual picnic on that
day ulo.
One of the officials of the Cen
tral P.aitroad ot Oregon was Honie
what surprised Hie other night
when the agent at Fnion ,iun.'
lion called him up over the phone
and told hint to come down and
get hi. train off tht main line cf
the O.-YV. railroad. The new car
had been left standing on I he
track near the station and in some
manner the brakes became loos.',1
allowing the par lo start down tlm
track. Ah it wan all duwn grade
to the Junction it simply kept on
going, passed two switches and
when noticed by the agent it waa
cavorting out on the main 1 i tt
like a fellow who had imbibed
too much home brew. Tile run
away was coaxed back to i' h
rightf'il place before any trains
passed through the Junction.
Micxico Insists Its Hallroud.. .
0MM-uto Mrc 1 IciuinHitCjilly
M FX ICO CITY (AP) ?A'rter
mont lis uf negotiations wljpi the
various raiUvaynnti'a brotherhoods
over wage scales and working con
ditions, t he depart mont of com
munications has fixed the annual
budget of the national Hues at 7N,
miu.ono pesos ad formulated plans
to slash expenses, cut salaries and
reduce personnel to bring the lines'
operating cost down to that figure.
The 1 it 24 budget was approximately
lar,ii(in.nao pesos.
A reduction In freight rates is
scheduled as soon as the tines be
gin to show a profit.
Included in tho current reorgan
isation Ih Fie cancellation of more
than KniMt annual passes and n
presidential order which, in past ,
years, have reached staggering to
tals. Frio the Ked called the land he
discovered Greenland because men
would be more easily persuaded
thither if the land had tt good
name.
Our Paint and oil Hade F
giiug like nn em ii y bnriid ei it
the Mngnrn FalK. We bno tak
en lit the city of Portland as jmit
of our territory. Two flue look
ing imwdhtg alciitcu out of Port
land iopH'il at our place of bu--Imcm
yc-teeilay ami loiulcd Hie
back end of their touring car whh
some of on i' etutitiel. aitil-bes and
paint lo take back lo Portland
illt l bent to use on (heir t 'l
lliotuet. Tticy HII Imd money left
i lo rattle In tbeir po ki't. Tlie
lca-( anyone can miv nlMttii tbce
two nu n W iltry both lme gir.)!!
1 .eni
Hollcil Fln-eed Oil. SI M p i
unllou. Paints. nntKlMs, Fitanii I.
Hougy and Vcim Paint, tlotw
Paint, all for S2 wr galbni.
We have Mtnte gootl Itouh
FitinlM'r In 2 F. ;lxFJ'i nnd lxt ;'-
hr JH7.50 per M., f. o. b. jaid.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Tw I'oor Mnn' l'Hfml"
Opno. IXuuidrjr. IMtonr M-2IH
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BY THE PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY IN THEIR
SALES ROOMS COR. 4TH. AND ADAMS
SALE AT 2:30 P. M. ftND 7 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING
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$ ent at Start of
TERMS
VlT T? Should See This Sale Whether You're Interest
J. J J ecj in The Purchase Of A Car Or Not.
hilt
SEATS FOR
THE LADIES
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Afternoon Sale 2:30 O'clock.
OWNERS
Greson Sales
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A FORD TOURING CAR
You Don't Have to Buy or Bid to Get in
on This, But Contestants Must Be Pies-
ONLY V3 DOWN
Balance Easy Payments
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Co., Auctioneers
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