THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER -
Page Five
Local News In Brief
who will visit at Cuacadp
unii 1'ortlmul for some llmi'.
Mr.
Mr.
COMING EVENTS
Union County Annual Armis
tice Day Celubiutlon La
Grande November 11.
At .Ml. (ileum l.at- Kvt'iilnic -
Mr. nnd Mra. C. J. Blink,
and Mrs. Oooi-rp II. Lyman,
and Mrs. Waller Beun. Elmo CIi'rk.
Wilfred John.' on, John Htoddurd,
l.oa l.ymun nnd S. F.' Andrew wont
to Ml. Olefin hiNt pvenlnir nnd nr.
luiiU, uiu-r sia-mung Sunday here, gaiilzed the vounij men's and
He attended the Hally of the IoojI young ladles Mutual Improvement
has relumed to his home in Port-
Association there.
Inthlcr Business Mall Here
I. A. Westenskow. of the Tmbler
Luther lugue here lust evening.
Kljilitli Child Iliirn Sunday
Mr. and Mra. Smith H. Mitahell.
of Cove, are iiarenls of a baby gli l. iCimh Rtore. was In l.a Grande yes
uur jesieraay at urunde Koude tei-day on business In connection
Hospital, their eighth child. ,W'.th the closing; out sale he is
starting Wednesday mftrnlng on all
men s, women's and " children's
He pays he will discontinue
liui-st From Kiitt rprke -- -
m. r w Wln:e. Knteriirlfto -.'" i a irrtiuuu
. ...... i ..I It. H .Huron, iwmlmnnti.i. nnri 1
W'US U KUt oi i' i ivit.j iiib.tv ui kiiv -- i ...... Oiiws,
mi ot Airs. A. K. Hub's".
lukeii to Slate llospitul
l-"lud Uliase, uuout 20
ulu, v;. conuUL-leu to me
xi. -i-eure arove to Portland Sat- the line completely nnd expects to
urday. They aro expected home sell the slock out within a short
today or tomorrow. I time '
years Ce, , Watcrniclon ,
btule . . i . ,
uoa..ial lor tne insane Irom his i,rn,,. ,., ;" ' '..., ..
'J"" " ' snake river yesterday by Sheriff
lrlu to riirllnild
justice Hugh K. Hrady and Mrs.
;iuuy drove lo t'urliuud Saturday
lu transact business.
Here From Wiker
l'uul Tuggurt was visiting
ml;. iu La. orande lust evening.
s home is at Luker.
llimrce Grained llrfnmlniit
Judge J. W. Knowbs today
grunted a: divorce to the defendant
T.-o. ha-... -.... ,.u ... ii 1,u CUBe OI fllTS. ILDU Hl'lie
nt hV. h.... .V.7 -""luB"1" Jenkins versus Thomas Jenkins,
at the courthouse this morning ... .. ... .
"nti't Xr t"orc ttro F s" -
i i ui . in. I HC D
charge was desertion . Tho cu.se
wiis tried here on a change of ven-
jo Attend Normul
.Miss Kuth Urown loft Saturday
for Monmouth to resume her atu-
s, at the Oregon Nornwl School.
AVetlncMluy Is Motion Day
Cases will be net for trial durlnir
frl- the October term of circuit wlu:n
judge J. W. Know. as meets ut-
torneya ut the courthouse Wedtu-s-day,
which Is designated Motion f
day. Court convenes Monduy, Oct.
ue.
KctiiriiN I- iu in Convention
Mi For Monmouth
..Wins Krone Ik- I'.nirels lr-ft Satur
day for Monmouth, Oregon, where
Upturns From Vm-ation Trip
Mhs Nellie Driggs, deputy coun
ty aaepfior, returned Saturday
fionv Starkey, her cousins. Mr. and
Mrs. Alvln Thornhurff, w,th whom
she spent, a week's vacation there,
accompanying. her home. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Thornhurg spent Saturday
ntpht With the lu,ttor s parent b,
Mr. and Mra. A. K. . Jlugg and wlllattond the. Oregon Normal' Mr and M r F nrlirU at mi'
Mr.
utiemted tho I. O. O. F. convent
ion at' Portland, returned home
Yiday morning.
Vifit Fnim Hit Aunt
Mrs. V. V. Uagain was surprls
rd w.th a short vhiit from her
mint, Mrs. II. D. Carter, of Port
land. Saturday. Mrs.
ond. term at the institution-. ' She
was Joined in Portland by friends
who accompanied . her to Mon
mouth by auto.
To Attend U. of V
. Miss Aeiu tiealty, accompanied
by livf mother, Mrs. 13. K. Beatt
Carter was rleft Saturday night for Seattle,
Glenn, driving
yesterday
back to Starkey
,elurnlng from a trip to Baker,
,wr ItrsH'cnt on wit
Washington, wiiero MIms Beatty
will resiinie her studies at the Uni
versity of Washington. Mrs. Beat-
Mr. and Mi'3." Charles Dd'Kor- l' W1"' vste mere lor ten days or
rvtt, who formerly lied in - ihisi10. weeks beiore returning to her
city, are at the Koley hotel for a home here.
f,.... ,!... nrhiln Innlrlnn ..rinf I
nelmiis lo lYiitlhion . .
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Thompson
rcfurned Iq thulr home ut Pendle
ton. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson returned to their home
at Pendleton Saturday. Mr.
jftirs. Thompson visited here
several nays at the home or Mr.
1 honi) son's sfstr. Mrs.
100 I
fh M .VS
aspirin :
TABLETS
, When Puretest Asp.rin Tali
lets are taken for the relief
of pain, you can depmd on
their quick action; they are
usually dissolved within 30
seconds. These tablets are
made from the highest ;nul
ity of pure, true asplr.n. Wo
recommend tho purcnuse of
the bottle of 100 tablets be
cause Pun-test Aspirin Tab
lets have so many uses that
It Is wise to have u supp-y
handy.
Glass Drugs
. Inc.
La Grande. Oretfon
Murder Myster;
1 J? ? -
:s intercHts and -visiting friends
here. -
lii'rcIYon. ferry.
Mr. and Mrs. Jcs.se Smith, of
Perry, mave been guests for a few
days at the Koley hotel. He Is
lorwiKin of the- Grande Konde
lumber mills.
liomc From Ynkitna
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Loney Jr.,
and small daughter, Mary, return
ed to their home here Saturday
evening, after -v siting relatives at
N.kuna, Washington for the post
week. ir -, 4 ,
Passed Tlitouh City
. Mr. and .Mi.,. William J loll, of
NUngliam, ashiugton. drove
through La Grande en rouio to
their home after a trip to Boston
and New York. They visited here
over night at the home of Mr.
fioll's uncle, the Hev. and Mrs.
tVih.aiu S. Hoil. last evening.
In attractive Hhupe. Gow what
there is demand for. and then prove
imd inut your goous can ue runeu on
for . for quality."
w, it. Ui-keler, Pomona lecturer,
GeorKt'l Pr' 8'l from u table at tile front
llraee. after whirh thev visited I of the hall, which was d'Cor:tted
various Idaho points including witn autumn l'oliaKQ and voscs of
They passed ercien iiowers. me program was
-1 1
Wcisor and Payette.
way home.
Home Front Seattle
('. (). Myrchison, local fire chief,
returned Haturday-v from Seattle,
Wiisliington, where he attended
tl:e nort invest Kire chiefs Conven
t; Tj. IU reports an interesting
i;ind instructive session.
hrfnrn.s lo Vortlnntl
W, 10. Siilzmnn, president of the
( iiiPibin IllHtfiet -Ijithcr I-eague,
mm
lliU'Miind Heather
OVERCOATS
Just in Today
Coats of Quality
S57.45 T0
Michaels Stern
VALUli F1KST
OVICKCOATS
?I2.!5 to $51.15
OIUXiON WOOLKN
OMCRCOATS
Made up for ua
S29195 to $37.45
Quality Always at
Clint's
Clothiery
Thf store Willi a Omwlenfe
;f'ilt 'movent Ion
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tirson nnd
Ail? V r. h ' a Lone Star "tate" Head Consul A.
, ? " ! Talbot wired Mr. Oakman to
Will Arrive Here
Ueri Oakman. Modern Woodman
National Deputy, and Mrs. Oak
man, who left l.a Grande a month
ucn for Port Wnrth. Tuvikj will
reach home Thursdav morning on ! Juanita Fpenc
Xo. 17, nnd will K-main a montn. (hers and Mrs Jennie Hoppe
wlle Mr. Oakman recupera'.ed I ?d a pinno selection.
from his Mines brought on from
hrat prostration, while conducting ; t a TJ TTT WTT T
a membership cnmnalirn in tho ' iAlviVrili f IIjIj
TAKE CHURCH
Car," a negro spiritual given by
Mrs. Walter K Johnson, who
brought greetings from Itluho State
grange, mid sever;'.i mus.eal num
bers. M. U Carter, at the request
of the audience. s:urr his Hound-up
sonic; Mrs. L. J. Chadwlck and Miss
gave vocal num-
play-
Ladies' and Misses'
FALL SHOE!
Featuiing the latest effects in smart
Strap and Oxford Patterns in the de
sired shades and materials.
Women's Itlack Patent,
two-bitton, Vne-sitap,
12-8 covered wood box
heel. Imitation turn,
French last. Pi iced ut,
$3.69
IjullcV lllack Patent
one - strap, plain toe,
single solo, 13-8 cover
ed wood box heel, im
itation trim. Priced
very low at
$2.98
Women's lllack Satin,
uno-strap, plain toe,
single sole, H-8 covor- Mlssrs'
ed wood Spuish heel, Sandal,
Imitation turn , turn;
MKm-s' Itlack Patent
leather one - strap
pump, f a 11 c y stitched
toe, covered wood he.il. .
A bcautirully styled
Bhoo ut only
$4.50 ,
, MUnc.s' Tan Calf
Tun Oni'-Stiup "cross - word puwle" . 'W"h1 strap fancy
one-Inch rub'-her heuls, Imitation , atilched toe, omvlneh
sizes 24 to 7. Priced low ut covored heel. Priced
Keller, of L.a Grande .returned to
?ja Grtmde
das auto trip
Ga.ston, Oregon,
tended the. 1. O,
n lort,lantl. '. ' . t
yoMortlay Iron, a ten - rcgaln his strcns,h ,n t)lls cMmat0.
, ' fxpectn to resume h a work In
Mr. Luraon nt-!a bi(f cam,U(rn ln Noriwst ark.
O. F. convention un5ll8 ubout Novembcr lst
PULPIT HERE
( an.ic ik iMarketin? Discussed
llcro.l'Yoiii
; 'IVIf. ti.nd airs. Murciia Fuleham
arrivt'U in l.a Cirandc Hulurtlay
ovunliiff from their homo at Ca-
1 s i'n'' "nt nl"-'.
hero with relatives. They ' left
'."Li'i.a, 'n"rouiu to tli. u hoi.id
accompanied by Mrs. Kulsham'n
"'wHfrt' Mrs. J. H. Mulholland,
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Our Store Will lie
CLOSED
TODAY
We will open again to
morrow morning at S
A. M. with a large force
of clerks to serve you.
It will pay you to wait! !
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
1216 Adams Ave.
Save
Money
Euy Your
COAT, DUESS
Ami HAT
At
The
Paris . .
' ljitest Creations Arriv
ing Dally
At Grange Meetings
fPonttniipd from Page One,)
Mr, Hard added his encourag
merit of the plon for a public mm
Ret in l,a Grande, and as an I
lustration of what had been don
witn tut- Idcii in ethM Oreco
towns, told of tho experiment at
fcngene, where tho market increas
ed, the per capita consumption o.
home grown farm products 3(iu per
cent In ten years. Merchants 01
the city contrlbutiU funua lowar
a new building when the marke
had outgrown Its original quarters
! because they found thi'lr busines!
1 improved rather than injured 1
the competition. Succeas of th
, market, he im pressed upon th
'grangers, will depend uion theli
keeping a variety of vegetables 011
display every day.
The part that quality and at
tractiveness will play !s the history
, of the proposed market was cin-
phusized In the speech 0 C. K.
IHpenc-. stiitc market master.
j "Xo Seiithneiil" Speiifc.
"There Is no sentiment connected
with it. You must furnish house,
wives with better Vegetables at
lower prices than rhey can find at
the stores, or you won't gel ttieli
patronaue," he said. 'Mmt of the
fruit and vegetables sold in yotn
Icity are bought outside the com
munity. The biggest reason for thh
condition is that when merchantH
aie supplied by companies organ-
i to do bMsineHS-.they know the
have recourse to adjustment whei
complaints have to be made. The
w iy lo overcome this handicap Is to
W. C. Parrls: of New Hullund. Oa..
has startled police officials by saying
that Ave years ago he saw two worn
en killed and their bodies dismeiti
bered along the Chattahoochee river
near Atlanta. He says the murders I
were committed b two men aod two
women and that he withheld the
story on account of threats against
his life, Mrs. Kuih Johnson (above),
of Jefferson. Ga., purtly corroborates
Par lis' jaiory. He Is shown helping
police arid state convicts dig for the
t ; " bodlta,
$4v98 $2.98 $3.95
lUlt HUH
(Continued from PaKe One.)
Lowell iii the pulpit of Methodist
iiurch, Soutii,
The Rev. W.tl'nmlK. Hull, pus
or of Z.on .Kngllsh L.ithernn
;iurch1.,camo to, this city a Utile,
uorq tlmn, a year ago, it was it,t
bout the same time that Ciiiude'
'. Pratt moved to La Grande, lie
i pastor of the Church of God.
arlos A. xiummer, his uiKisiUmt,
is lived here three years.
I'hu liev. " U. A. Pol.ard has
n piist.or of the Unptisl c'liin-li
Jiout 18 niont'is. He succeed. -o
tiie Ucv. A. it. Sitton.
Announcement was made that
O. L. Martin. Vermont, lecturer
of the national grange, will be in
the county October l and will bo
entertained by the Pomona grange
u,t a meeting .of hte Wolf Ciejk
grange at North . Isowdor.
P ingram Civen. ;
,, rieforo adjo irnment, a program,
as follows, was enjoyed by those
present:
Song, Mr. Stnlrthwalte, of Ba
ker; rending, Miss Winn of Prai
Dublin Pujvsport Area Kuiiurli'il
iLUL.IN. (AP) In Ociooer tho
i-'ree o.aie countries of l.'uvail,
.Lonogbam. Leitrim and Donegal
,vill be iransTernd to the Jublin
rea for i.asj.ort imriioses to Hie
tilled ytaii K. Ponue rly iiersoiirt
n Ulihe countries were obliged to
;et their pa&s,.oils ibrough lel
.ast. When the change Is made the
Iclln.Nl ol lite will deal only with
U'plnuntri irom t lie mix l liiter
juuntrii s. 'J be Hi JiufI orfiee ut
,-reueut iiun an average of 70 ap
plicants a day.
IRRIGATION
OPPOSED BY
GRANGERS I He City; song; Mr.' Gorhaln, of
'"Wolf Creek grange; reading. Mrs.
(Continued Mom Pitffn One.) . Johnson,'' of Gooding, Ida., mein-
-v- ' I itor of Idaho State grango; song,
Ore.', "ri'.V Vee' .tho damn go done Mrs. IV J. Chadwlck, of Cove;
by Irrlgntlfin 'Hit' n! level cohiftry Ihiflesquo .,j:rttlcM report W. It.
! without drainage" Gekeler. '
I In opposing butter and butter Twenty ''representatives of the
IsubstitutiiB shipped here from otit- ! public market committees of Puni
er points, the grnnrnrs po't't-'l 0iui. grunge and the chamber of
out that, ."large portions of Union commerce met In ' joint session ut
nnd Wallowa coinlliK, which are the office of the latter organlza
direntty tributary. . to Iwiwr -(.h aivhv t ion; at 7 p. mi and after talks by
are excellent dairy districts and Kpcncn and Kurd', 'decided to refer
could be made moro prnfltaiU the, matter to committee who are
with nvffe 'rtju; and moro dairy to report about November 1. The
m.:iiiufoif(iirinrf .phtn's" grange committee is instructed to
20 (iiven l'irtli Degree 1 determine how many farmers will
Following the busin-sa session, regukirly supply produce for the
the traveling fcavel was presented proposed market. The altitude of
to Hie Pomona grange and then .a ( rande merchants toward tho
given to Wolf Creek grange projects will be sought out ny ;he
which will, in turn, give it to merchant committee of tho cham
Tclocast t grango. her of commerce.
A c'iiss of about 21 v.-:in given grange nvs stcl by a team made
11 f'ffli derrree Itv the I'nt'tenn up of It Me Mountain members.
p. 11. akm:i.i, i.m:i;;),
HAI-KM, Ore. P. U. Anteli. con
nucteil with the Montgomery Ward
company of I 'or.tlaud.-suucred saii
jiis iiead injuries here when lie
ivu.i run down by un autuiiiobile
Iriven' by G.tP. Kllnquull, a. so 01
Portland. Mr. Atnell was re
moved to a hospital lor medical
treatment. 1 x
M.r. Arnell lives at 37 North
I'wenty-ninth Mtnct, Portland. Mr.
Ivl'ingbell gave his addiens as 12.SU
1'JUBt Ninetectilh street, Portland.
The accident occurred near the
provide good produce regularly and entrance to the state fair grounds.
BOYS' COATS
AM) CAPS. TAIIiOltlJl ,11'ST I. Mil; IA1'S.;
I'.vivplliMiiil JO. Ill) Ccml.' Wry Spii'lal nt 7..V) . ' . .!
$.".(() 'lioloi;ili)l fn'C wllli i-vuiy cixil. Snlc linlll Ji'l. iilllli.
Art & Baby Shop
Nun's llulliiriHir. Thrcml I). M. V. Tlut'ml - IIiiIIiiiih Covolvil
t)o you eat
" Don't overburden
your stomach don't '
humor a false appetite!
Let WRIGLEVS itimu
late a genuine
hunger and get
you ready for
a good meat.
u a pUtuanl
digmativm aid
"after every meal
THE
FLfiUOft LASTS
" F114
Coolidge Done in Butter
Used Car Bargains
10JII P.t ICK SIX TOrllli
19.'l M l 111 HAhl It SI'M IAI. SIX TOI IllXi
1310 M I lll llAKI.K SPKCIAI, SIX Tl KIMi
ll I HA.VKI.IN TOl HI.J
Jennings & Shumate
Buick Sales and Service
If HjWA !i
It required 13- pound of butter to make thl tatue of President Coolidge,
on exhibition at the Iowa State Fair. Is Motne. It la the work cf 11.
i Wallace, of Lincoln. Neb., noted butter sculptor. Even the maikj.
jlih the ilogan, Keep Cool wliti Coolidge," U Lter:
Mrs. A. L. Richardson
Coloratura Soprano
T.iR-lnr of Hlniilni:. unci avullaliln for OiicitIb, CuiivIiIiir
Trl.m, tjimitrtH Ull'l rti(niiH..ii.
of Oscar Hui ngor ami Yiialnmn Griffith. Ni-w Vinlt City.
Slu. Ho 70S O Avi'tllio.
j j j J J 5t J o J $
1
rcai
A
TODAY And TUESDAY
PJyJJ M ilny .Mnllni'c . Mislit (ht. 3
40 Cfwcol&le DoJidics.WorJas Grakst Colored Minstrels
12 VAUDiVmr Den Hasn ipoup?
A-X ACTS y riwiwninwmaj
J
rsVZ-'Km raw
ltici:s:
.M.VU.M.I-: ilnlH .Vh-i I'lilhlrra 23c
Ml.llr llnlioiiy. K.V'; Icmrr Kloir mill IxSin, 1.10
ilaliiuu at 2.30; Mht t t.il
i I ' '
pWtWWd 111
Andy Gump In "Andy Takes a Flier"