La Grande evening observer., July 11, 1925, Image 5

Friday, July 10, 1!)).
"THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
I'npe Five"
Local News In Brief
coming i:vi-:.nts
Pioneer ilrnic ut ltivcrsiilo
park July Iti.
Annual Wins, Kin unU Fleet -foot
Club Kind Uuniiuet uiul
Annual Ktmtern Oregon Kporta
nien'M AsocluUon trupahoot
July as.
Colon It. Kberhurd went to Kn
lerprise this morning to upend the
day on legal buHincmi. Hu will re
tuni home thin evening.
4l W.V tO Hot Ijlke
I Knupper wum In l.a Grande
lust evening on hlH way to Hot
jake to apeml everul days.
At liospltnl
I A. Prescott, who wu.s taken
to the Grand.' llonile Hospital ill
yesterday, in reported resting com
rortahly today.
To Islt tuolln'i-
Mrs. T. O. liruinwell went to
1-JnUTprine thin morning to upend
tin? week end visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mckinney.
On ariitioii
M Iks Leon a Urown wenl to l'ul
mer Junction this morning to
spend two weeks there wiih her
parents on a vucullon. She is em
ployed by the Telephone company
here.
Went to Luke
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Short and
daughter, Mrs. It. Jl. ilunscom
went to Wallowa Iake this morn
ing to spend several days there.
fcl'Mt sister
Mis. J. J, llalhy went to Wal
lowa this morning on the branch
line train lo visit her sister, who
lives there. She will return to iAi
Grande tomorrow.
Jtetmned
. Hubert H. Knkin, local attorney,
returned to Eu Grande this morn
ing lifter u horl time spent in
Portland on legal business.
Went to linker
Misses l'iih and Virginia I Irani -well
w nt to Maker this morning
to spend two weeks there visiting
Mrs. Snider.
To homestead
After u few days spent in La
Grande Mrs. Luella Heudrlckson
left this morning for Klgiu to visit
her brother, utter which she will
go to her homestead near Palmer
Junction.
Jtf turned to r.iiterprlse
' Alter u t'e.w days spent in La
jtirunde visiting her mother Miss
If i race. Simmons returned to En
terprise this morning, where he
now lifakf'ff IkT Itoim-."1 "
Yedt hero
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Palmer
arrived In Ea Grande this morn
ing from Seattle. Washington, und
will spend a rew days hure vLsitlng
ut the G. It. Clay comb home.
Jtetiimed to Ns.sa
After visiling relatives here for
two weeks Mrs. 11. C Conklin re
turned to NysMt this morning,
when' she makes her home with
her daughter.
; to I'orHaiid
John Theisen will leave tomor
row morning lor Portland for u
two weeks trip. He will .attend'
the. Klks' National Convention a
ter which he will visit various
coast points.
Itetuniiiig home
Mrs. Albert Woodell and son
Iionald. returned to their home at
Haker this morniuc after a week
spent ut Siiiiinirrvlllc visiting ut
the W. A. Haker home.
Visiting here
T M rs. Sara h t 'oop-r is visi t i n g
relatives In la Grande from h-r
home at Tacoma. Washhion. Sb"
will leave Monday lo Huntington
CLINT'S GREATKST
NOW (;OING ON
REMODELING
SALE
Every article in our
stock of Quality Mer
chandise for Men and
Young Men and Hoys
Heduced
liO'y To 50
Save now on your
Summer Needs.
to visit her daughter, .Mrs. c(s
ler, who makeo, tier homo there.
TasMil tlu-ough
A. M. lUtmmeMs, formerly an
allormy 0f Wallowa hut now of
California, passed through 1-a
(jruude thin morning on his way
up the branch line on a visit. Mr.
ItummellK has been uway for ub
out six yearn.
Holding Meeting-
Evangelist St. Clulr. of the Nu
zari'iie church. Is in the mtilHt of
a tent meeting at Elgin.- The at
tendance is good ami 18 or yo
have confessed their faith in
Christ. The meetings will contin
ue all this month.
Here from Wallowa
Wilbur Gettings. a rancher from
Wallowa con nly, accompanied by
his sun, Leslie, were isitors to
La Grande yesterdav.
Hen? rroiii Minnesota
Ituynioud MeKeunon and Kay
iitiendortf, or .Stillwater. Minne
lotu, are vi-siting in La Grande ut
he Waldrotf home. They motor
ed lo La Grande and will visit
here for several days.
Jonie from hospitul
May Nlederer returned to her
iionio from the hospital the first
,f the week, where she spent u
few da s recovering from minor
injuries received In an uutomoblle
accident hist week.
Hate dung liter
Mr. und Mrs. Ernest I Crockatt
of Itaker. are the parents of un
eight pound baby girl born lo
tlieni this morning ut the Grande
Itoude Hospitul.
Mohired to Walla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J lye is and
small daughter, Huth, accoiupanl
ed by Miss Grace J.ewls. motored
to Walla Walla, Washington today
to .spend the week end.
Itctiirn August I
Word bus been received in La
Grande from Dr. It. I Lund is,
who is uttending the Mayo Broth
ers Clinic ut ltochcstru, Minneso
ta, that it is very hot there. Ho
writes that he expects to return lo
li Grande about August 1.
Attend Out vent ion
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tedford of
the J. C. l'enney Company will
leave early tomorrow morning for
Portland to uttnd the Klks Con
vention. Here lust night
Mrs. S. K. Chatham and daughter
Murlam, spent lust nitfht in La
Grande the guest of Mis. J. W.
IJlrlew. They are en route to their
homo ut JJaker ufter a trip lo
I'orllan dand Salem. Mrs. Chatham
visited her other daugtiter. Miss
llcrtha Chatham.
In I'orlhiiul
Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Woodell, br
this city, are spending several days
in Hort land. They were accompan
ied to 1'ortland by Mrs. Woodell's
mother und lather, Mr. und Mrs.
Kramer, of Knlerprise. They ex
pit to return home about the
middle of next week.
Left this morning
Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Mtinti left
this morning en route to Ihelr
home in Los Angeles, California,
after visiting at the home of Mr.
t and Mrs. C. 1 . J'utman here for
some time. They will stop at Se
attle and -Vancouver en route
home. Mrs. I'utman will uccorn
pany them as far as Milton to visit
her parents there.
Slopped at Hot liiike
The Heedy Special, u, conducted
tourist train from the south, eh
route to Alaska, stopped over at
Hot Luke several hours last even
ing. It was entertained with mu
sical numbers and readings, utter
which dancing was enjoyed, lie
fresh incuts wi re served.
P.sed through
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Illiugworth
passed through La Grande yester
day on their way to Boise. Idaho,
on a visit. They are from Los An
gcle.'i, California. Tln-y formerly
lived here und stopped yesterday
lo visit friends for u short time.
Leaie tomorrow
L. II. llramwell, or I he C S. Na
tional Hank, accompanied by Mrs.
Drain well, will leave La Grande
tomorrow morning to attend the
Klks' Convention In Portland. Mr.
liruinwell goes us u delegate from
the local lodge of Klks.
. Jteliirned home
Alter a very enjoyable trip to
.Seaside and Canon Beach Mr. and
I Mrs. John Janlels and son, Nvr
' man. accompanied by Mrs. Frank
! Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mor
gan, have returned to their home.
They made the trip by uuto and
en route hone- visited friends and
relatives In Portland u few days.
'I'd ldt MhinciifKdbt
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Cameron und
son, Malcolm, and Nell Cameron,
will leave here Monday morning
or an eight week motor trip to
Minneapolis. (In their way to the
mlddlewest they will go through
Yellowstone Park. A number u
friends entertained the Camerons
at a weinie roast lab't evening.
I
Head lettuce at Luloii
! Buxl- r und Harris, ot North l'n-
' ion. have Just completed market
ing idx-tenths of un acre of head
jlt'thjce. a I nlou itewsimper reports
and after allowing for the ravages
of wire worms and saving one.
' tweltlb of an acre for seed, realiz-
j ed $! ' on the crop. The eut of
growing wa.s about $37. tnelurling
st ed . H is said that the lettuce la
' first cla.ss.
I'KM'I.KTon ,lirt-. Kh-icn
ptTNiinj. iiM'n antl wotut-n. aoim- of i
lh'lil youths f wen' arr.slnl I
shtirlly alli-r uil'Jnlelit w hen (!-- I
Unkissed!
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She's never been ktsned, she's never
been on a joy ride, and she's never
even had what you could really call
b date. She's Gertrude Ramsey, 18,
f Toledo, O., and she says she's go
Ing to .maintain this record pntll
Prince Charming, or somebody,
romes along. She has to turn down
about three applicants a week, ehs
says.
puty sheriffs interrupted u parly
at 21! West Court street. Joint
charges were placed against Hu
bert Liusner and .Mrs. Jessie Kl
vard. und the other nine will be
charged with vagrancy, according
to tho district attorney.
Personal Mention
Miss Alma Hose went to Kuter
prise this morning to visit friends
there for a few days.
George R Koster wiis in La
Grande yesterday from I'nion on
business.
J. I. Moreloek motored to Wal
lowa Thursday evening and spent
Thursday liighl and Friday with
his family there. Jle returned to
to Ui Grande late yesterday urter
noou. W. O. Sherwood, rancher near
Ladd Caiion, was in l.a Grande
this morning on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunter
were In La Grande from Wallowu
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Jacobs were
visitors to La Grande from their
i home at North 1'owder yesterday.
James. Anson was. In La -Grande,
yesterday from T'.o?uet6n' biis'I-'
newH. . " " ' " .
Mr. and Mih. J. K. Allen were
among the I'nion people in Ji
Grande yesterday on business.
HI
Mrs. I-;. L. Whiling Is ill at her
home at Ml. Glenn.
11 RATES PLAN
FLAG! CAPTURE
(Continued fioiu Page. One.)
field, with ituck llelu pitching.
So till in all the Pirates should
be able to ' bi'lnjf home the pen
nant tomorrow In this, the really
deciding game of the 1!26 series.
The ga mo w 11 1 sla it ut 2 : It 0
sharp.
WHY BUY
BOOTLEG
lu I he dull season now on us, the city ly full of
4iiit -if-town agents of prluting houses, offering '.to
called low rut eft. When you Ret an offer of sonit -I
hirtK cheitper than the usual standard price, or
fr nothing, always call the police .Main koiim
t lilng-or-ot her for there Is a nigfc'er In the wood
pile. Something has to sjffer s"rvlce, muteriu
or vv orkinunship.
Our usual prices are on u level .with our v.orli
manship ami service;' the former us low as possible,
the latter uh sood as possible. We're always Iit
to eorreet t h; dlssattHlied customer, which t h
t ra in p printing pdu!er Isn't. The pt-ddb r w ii It
cut-ltnoal prtcts is like a bnotb-girer selling siif''
i e w hisky for bonded goods. Something's hay
wide. When Its but
and you don't- feel like bringing your orders lo
our shop, reaeh for the 'phem. say "Main 71."
and pronto, w e'fl be there, if it in hot along the
pavement.
Nelson Printing Co.
Opposite V1 Office.
Anything t b a t g p i i u t e d.
Keep Cool
With Talcum
GEORGIA ROSE
TALCUM
POWDER
Soothing
Healing and
the
Bath
After the
Game.
25c
Always a leader the real
reuson for tho phenomenal
sale ot this talc jih is the
roxy iom! odor.
Georgia Hose Talcum pow
der is made especially for
those who desire the best
tulcum with the real uttur
of roses fragrance.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Oregon
Markets
IMUilLAM) MAltKKTS
I'UIETLAN1. Ore. A!'. Live
stock steady today: egs firmer;
butter fut steady; butter 47c.
nrni:iti'AT.
KAN niANCLSCO (A I'). ut
terfat 55c. here toduy.
POHTLAXO GHAIX MAItkKT
I'OHTLANI). Ore. (AH). Wheat
Hard white It. S. Haart, July.
JI.;iS; August. JI.K; tioft white,
July, $ 1.3 7; A igust, $ LflS:' west
ern white. July. $1.36; August.
jll.as; hard winter. July, $1.37;
August. $t.3ti; northern spring.
July. 1.37: western red, July.
$1.34: August. $1.33: HUH. bard
white. Jily. $L4t: August. JL3i:.
Oats No. 2 whito feed. July.
$32.
Corn So, 3 K. Y. .shipments,
August, $ 40.61).
MAItliirrs AT A GLAM'K.
N K W Y O It Iv (AH) .St ticks
Heavy: I'nited States Cast Iron
Pipe breaks 8 points.
Honds IrrcKUlar; further reces
sion In United States govirnine-nt
issues, .
2,000 HEARD
tX)N('ERT Y
LOCAL BAND
(Continued from Pago One.)
been trained to follow his slightest
gestures.
To many u piece of music llk
tvery other piece of music ls.com
pused of groups of notes pi iced at
varying decreeM on the scale.. Not
ao Mr. Loney's conceplion. Kaeh
tf -lection presents a different prob
lem und is worked out u-cordingly
by the band under the leader's di
i cotton.
Hoes the piece call tor foot stir
ring tempo or any other mood. It
if- played In that manner and is not
feci
How Well Did
gg3 WESTHH UNION
Ssj TELEGRAM
fa, c
fhts la what started all the evolution trial fus In Tennessee. It
fceslmllt- of the telegram tent by George W Knppleyea. instrumental tn
Jiinglng about the Indictment a? a test of the anti-evolution law, to tha
American Civil Liberia Union. Since he gives John T. Scopea name as
"Scops", perhaps he didn't know him as well a h has slnca' indicated.
presented In public until many re
hersulfj have sotisiied the director
ttr.it the selection is played to tho
best advuntage.
In this Mr. Loney differs from
the ordinary band director, muny of
whom nre unable to realize that
there urt effects to be obtained
from a band other than ponderous
brass blares. Mr. Loney'i band
presents Hie koleldobcopie tonal
colors of u symphony orchestra.
. Mhii-Ii Oucning NtunlM-r.
The program opened with a
march, -"Father of Victory" by
Ganne which was followed by
scenes from "The Wiitard of Hit,
Nile" by Victor Herbert.
An Idyl "The Glow Worm," by
Llncko proved popular und the
band planed an encore "Oh Kath-
urino.,' from Hulleff's Hussion bal
let, "The Chuuve Souris." This lat
ter came under the head of what
Henry T. l-'lnck characterized as
foot music. Played in one step
time It proved u pleusunt Inter
polutlon with which to relieve tho
heavier numbers.
Kxcerpts from Franz Schubert's
"Blossom Time" and popular
number "No Wonder" cone) tided
the first half of the program before
tho Intermission.
pearly the entire second half of
the program was devoted to the in
terpretative suite, "Atlantis," by Su
fi anck. This group Included ( 1 )
Nocturne und Morning Hymn of
Praise, (1) A Court Function, GO
I Live Thee and M) The Heslrue
tlon of Atlantis Serenade As un
encore the Kind played "An Amer
DRESSES
Haw j on mh'ii the new Voile Dro.sc, stamped mtd really
lo work? If not. you have nol seen our. of the prettiest
things of the wen-soti.
Art & Baby Shop
"EVERYTHING FOB TUB BAB" .
HEMSTITCH I NO Ilol'rl Komnirr Uli1(t. STAMPING
BlITI'EIUCK l-ATfEUNS I). M. O. THIlCAf
A Continued Story
(Titl()
When You Need A
CLOCK OR SET OF SILVERWARE
Will deliver a 29-l'icce Chest of Table Silver in your
home. ISiiliince ot $12.50 paid at $1.00 per week.
I1NE 8-DAY MAHOGANY CASE CLOCKS
l'litcd $10. Ifi, $12.00 and $11.00
FOR ONLY $1.00 DOWN
lialance $1.00 per week.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
J. H. Peare & Son
Closing Out Sale
He Know Scopes?
fa
ican Absurdity," by Iike.
Paul Knuutz. baritone who also
plays trombone in the bund sung
two vocal solos "The Kushlmlra
Song" by. Amy-Woodfcine Fin den.
and "Hoses of Plcardy" with band
accompaniment.
Hoi It w ere very w ell sung nd the
two solos gave the entire program
an udded interest.
As a concluding number un over
ture to "Strudella" by Flotow was
played.
TWO PLANTS
HIRE MANY
. YOUNG MEN
(Continued from Tag One.
several mills In the northwest. The
main ho und planing plant und a
sawmill ut Mount Harris, near
Hubler. and one In Ladd canyon
comprise the company's plants in
this vicinity but their holdings In
clude mills ut Hainler, Wash.,
Winloek, Wash., and In Oregon at
Portland, Hubbard,, Wlndllng und
Klamath Fulls.
The operations In Hiilon county
uru under the supervision of
(icorge Johnson', general iiHumger,
uml c. H. Marias, asalstant man
tiger. t.' Men Km ployed III .Mill
The mill ut Lone Tree, seven
miles east of La Grande, makes a
specialty of manufacturing a 'I
types of box shooks but also turns
out finished lumber for shipment.
About 45 men are employed
when tho mill Is running ut full
capacity. These men operate saws,
planers and other modern eq'J la
ment in tho plant.
Tho machinery is powered en
tired by electricity, with individ
ual motors tu furnish power for
each machine. Tho lumber conii'S
to tho plant sawed in rough
boards.
. These Arc run through tho plan
ers, trimmed and faced und ure
then sawed and re-sawed into tlu
proper dimensions for the boxes
und urates. The plant turns out
u type of box for neurly every
sort of article shipped from one
point to unothcr.
Tho majority of the demand fur
boxes comes from the fruit grow
ers, cherry crates, peaches, pruned,
all kinds of berries und then the
citrus fruits, orungea und lemon.
Boxes ure also supplied to what
is called the commercial market
the canneries und packing plants.
Mill Fni ploys :.
Limber for the planing mill an I
box factory is sawed In tho woods
by the Alenefee company's two
sawmills. The largest of tho two
is locuted I it Ladd canyon, seven
miles south of tho planer.
This mill bus a capacity of 50.
OOU feet In un eight-hour shift.
About 65 men ure employed in the
mill und logging camp combine I.
Tho company's timber properly
in the Iudd canyon vicinity in
cludes approximately Sfi.ottu.'ieo
feet of virgin timber.
Tho mill ut Mount Harris, sev
eral miles east of Imbler will kh.v
about SO.UOu feet of lumber In uu
eight-hour day with ti force of Io
men.
. The lumber from the two mills
is hauled to the planing mill by
motor trucks und stacked In the
yard. Tho box factory has a ca
puclly of about tin cars ot box
We buy for less
and sell for
less
SPECIAL
Mill's llll) (HcihIN
llutli ft'ith HUHM'iuloru all.l
full liUI'kH
i. as
Mi'h'h lllKli-i'uflu
Virk SImm'8
Will Hlanil thif i-uiiKli wrur,
.t.- In Sll.lr.
IWsl (iruilc All lMvt Slj lu
. IkrVSN StHM'N Ulltl
Oxfonls
f;l.D5 In 1. 11.1
hiullc.s' ComfiMis
2.l.1 lu $:i.u.i
The New York
Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
1216 Admits Ave.
General Cord
Go a Long Way to Make Friend?.
Jennings & Shumate
ARCA
SI
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Willi
DOROTHY McKAlL
SUNDAY
5 Acts Vaudeville
Orchestra and I'iclures
Today
Jack Imdoir.s
shooks a month. Lester Mattiu
Is foreman of the planer and Fro-d
Taupln is superintendent of tlju
work ut the Uuld Canyon mill.
211 Carloads Capacity.
The Fulon Box company has not
operated for some time but the
manager, Fred Jasmanu, -expects
to Mart up w It bin a cw weeks.
The I'nion Box campauy lias a
normal operating capacity of. n
carloads of box shooks u month.
Like the Menej'et; pimit tho I'nion
Box company machinery Is oper
ated by individual electrical mot
ors on eudi piece of equipment.
When runinng the plant em
ploys a force of from !JU to 35
men. i
The lumber tor the . plant Is
bought from the smaller sawmills
which go ri'lit to the Umber and
cut the logs Into rough boards si
that they may be conveniently
hauled to the plnm-i'.
HOTEL ASTOR
2nd & 11.11 Lo, Ani.lt.
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET
50 DntliJ New, Modern
Close to Shopping District and Theatres
FREE GARAGE Tariff bom $1.50
m v this iki.mi;
.MihIitii rk-niiun Imhiso
nt'tu Ivhiini i'iiv hiK.
Hity un ri'uiii Hit;
Miimi;,. Mill. I'llic
V2AIMI.IHI. 'I'l TIILS
U'O llllt I M.VL;'M KINhl
Icil s ii c n r I he Wilhitv
siionl for Milr. i;y
li'i'ius, or it ill liiilhl
yon a Mimll hoinc mill
m'II imi wry tMisy y
liirnlM. lli)iisi mitl hjirn hihI
two IK-M's iiriir W illow
Sc1hkI. j.-l us nIioiv
M1 IlliS lllKV.
WEEKS & IJLACK
lllOAIl'OltM
Ninv l''o)ry lllilff.
liiMirnni'o lioau
1 LmWffffff
DOLL and ART
SHOP
Hulls for Mtlo mitl repnlretl.
Pictures Mild mid rninted
406 FIR STRUCT
t'oine In und et ucituulnted
with our lines uml Her vice.
TODAY
"ADVK.NTl KK"
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