La Grande evening observer., July 17, 1926, Image 5

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Saturday, July.iyim.TI v!M, ,vT.!-,.rs
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n Local News In Brief
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CXMlNO EVENTS '
July 13, 14, 15 and VHTP
omemakciv liuitmite under
usptoes The Observer.
July 15 Union county's 86Ul
nual plouecr roHiikm
ujufr 22, aa, 24 Convi iinon of
Jforthwettt Ural I&iate two
la t ion In I Grande.
Sett. 2a, 3S, 24, ami twtlnloa
left. 2a,
i ountj
untj fair at Klgln, Ore.
I lleitf from rortlaml ..... .,,
iKred Cockell, poultry ruisci; - of
Portland, is In the city, today on
, Utttdhcss. .
UnlliKl to Hood Hivcr
P,Mr. and Mrs. K. C. CouRhcnow.
iior left yi'Bli'rtfuy for Wood lUvcr
called there by the Illness of their
I smV UuVid. He is In the hospital
.I hero,' where he had an operation
nfuiviippondicltis.
i H for week end . ; Munch, room and cafterla. wjilch
.-if Mr. and Mrs. Charles l?lnt,'amnn they plun to start here beginning
who are spending: the summvr at next month.
" WaVlovu lake are in La Grunde ,
iffuiMlf week end. - ;.Assh.l with Tent iniin!C .
ZTJ r"-.-'C!-v The. Itev.J,. I). Mergers, pastor
...Vhlllns relatives l,c,t wf lhc Cnurch Qf tc NllKaronCi
.Mr. and Mrs. William Spaeth, Und the Hev. J. W. Slaton, of Cove
,.adtwo children, of Notus. Idaho. wn0 to onlop CVnng'Ilst!c
Mtra.vlHitlntf in l.a Grande wilh Mr. wrvlco la the' Nazurcne church, in
Smith's brother. Pred Spaeth, ml ,(, m. huVo bein ftKsf8tinff th8
....his. mother. Mrs. Fred Spaeth, -Hr. ' woek . wttli the tent meetings that
' " ' jure in prepress at Enterprise. They
.Units lire 1 'are expected to. return to Lu
HThe fire department was called Grunde today
- 'ont'.yesiermiy auernoon io , cxi iiik- I
i. vlslr a grass fin at Sixth and M.
."No -'damage was reported.
iUiJliere tuommiw
i .11. H. Tialdoek, stale highway
i maintenance, engineer, will be in
i. the; city tomorrow from Salem,
mhore he makes ills home: He will
:n..-.-.Jolhed there by Oscar Cutler.
.. highway orrieo engineer here, and
W w,n KO lo ,la,iur toinorroW,
rittfternuon. 1
. 1
Mi C. C. Hownnl and i-hildron '
MVlHitine at KlBln lo.l.,y. Tiny
ii'ittiirn to tludr honu; Ihti; this ov-
j mi-. .1. , ;.n .
" rr'iT:ntorpiis. ou bnsirnss
Mr. and Mrs. ('aiJ'-'Mt'yi.'r'.-nrrtv-
i .cd.lii.rc tins mornir.if '""
,:o..i:nlriirlHo. wlu-r Ihcy will be
... 1'or't several days oiUhiisnu-ss,
iiltrollliinliiiulon tills siinriiiiiu ,
.:l It. A. i'leree, gi ni'wil stiierlnlfu-
H.l of the Oregon tiliort Line, ur
: rived In the city tills morning on
! ItOli way home to Pijlt Lake Oily.
...ytifh. from l'ortlanc. Ho was ae-.
niimimnled from luSre ns far as
iM.iHoiitlngton by Waller Guild, sil-l.iqli.i-intetHlenl
or tlilsjdlvislim or the
"U.'W. U. and N. I
i'l'o lvlslt mother 1-, ,
-i-i A: Mrs. Qcorgo Hilyard well! lo
ii-,.!fi.tocas..t on this nJ,orTilif(f9M'rtHfl;1
r where s'he will vis'l : her niollliT.
Shu will return to her home here
;t';IVIoliday. j!.
i:Oii 'way home, to Imavh
i'.H Wavne l.amirear 'arrived In Hie
I' elty this morning on Ills way home
I'toilMoulton. Iowa., He stopped
t tiver.ln l.a Grande to visit for a
.1. few days at the H. A. 1'ox home
finite.'.' . '
hi. Attended nnvtiiig nt 'Kusem . 'p
.I The ltev". W. ('. hoss, puslor'or
1 tho First Presbyterian church' here
'.mourned to l.a Grande this mofitr
' lug, rroin Kugene, .where he has
nhtiun . attending the lalinunl Synod
'i of:. Hie ehurcli.
.Visit mollier tiMhiy
.1 Mrs. . W. Cain went to Ho
t-uke tills morning to visit her
iiiiillier, Mrs. Olive McMurrny. who
is hi the hospital tlivre.
';.riul'itHl hen- lust nlglil
.it' lr. and Mrs. A. W. Crawford
und sons. Walter and .luines. left
m this illuming for their home ut
. Holse. , lduho. after ' spending lust
' nlclil In Iji Grande, They an- oil
illiulr way home urter a months
visit Heal tic, Washington.
i.'IIMnc to Mawllli
'H." MrB.V. E. Matthew und children
i rii ddy. Wanda and. Junior, passed
1 Hirough the city this morning 011
1 heir way home lo Maxxllle rrom
1 iimarlo. where they havi' been' vl-
!ttlig fef the past month. - Before
:. irulng lo Ontario they visited for
some time ut Pendleton.
1 'lJft this tlioriiim; '
.' After visiting in, La Grande fur
the pusl two weks with her
l.ibiiBhti r. Mrs. K. .('. Parrle. Mrs.
.l.tnnle Wilson, and Klh. lyna Gold-
ill. iul.l Ituhrrt ("Inuson. left-' tills
Beiter
i iiv
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
Men's and Boys' Outfitters " J
morning for their homes at payi
ette( Jduho. , . ? . . . , .j.
Ntoiml hero yt-nerttay-r '
William Morelock, brother of- J.
P. Morelock, of this city, and H.
A. Galloway, .formerly newspaper
mun of Enterprise, both now . of
t6fth'jre tlrovc; "utoppM in
Grunde yesterday on their way
homo from Maker, where thoy
have boen attending the state con
vention of Hpunlsii American war
veterans. .-
lA'ft lor ScaUkt
Mrs. Prank Keclilln, accompani
ed by her sister, Mrs. Julia Metz
ler, hnve Bono to Seaside, where
they will spend about two weeks,
while Mrs. itechlin recovers from
her long Illness. She hus been 111
since April. , .....
lU'tiini from Portland
Mr. and Mra Charles Karther
have returned to their home here
after a business trip to Portland.
They purchased fixtures for u new
Itetiim from convention-
The ltev. C. V. Dunn, pastor of
i he Central Church or Christ, with
Mrs. Dunn, their children, and J.
It. Lindsay, returned lust evening
from New berg. Ore., where the
nunuul convention of the Churches
of Christ In Oregon hus been held.
of sU.p neriw
Miss Geneva Smith,' of Portland.
lH hero as the guest or her sister,
Mr, larl C. Jteynolds, for n few
, . . . . Hl, ,,,,, .
lhls sprln un(l , plonnlnff ,0
Ifnt-h ut Coos Hny, On?., In tho
fall. . ,.'(
To organize horc-
"X"luuffliters of tltaii
pioneers
; 01.ganEut0 will b orgunlzed In
, G,.HIUU next' Tuesday whoi
Morni B. Home, of Halt l.ako.Cily?
will be here tor that purpose. Any
(enlal descendenls more lhan IS
yi-ars of age whose parents .came
to rtah betore May 10. 186'J or by
covered wagon or hand cart be
fore -the event of, the railroad are
requested to be present at the'LatV
ter Day. Saints Tabernacle rues
day afternoon at two o'clock.'
Mnrrlngo Jjlecltss Issued :
','i''6ur marriage' licenses were"ls-
sued from the - courtroom 'here
Thursday, ,(only one of th' eight
contracting parties being V resi
dent of Iji Grunde. The licenses
were granted to the following
couples: Harold W. Dobson, of
North l'owder, and Miss l.ouiso
Sparker, of Union: l.oren C. Tay
lor, or Chltwood.. Ore., and Miss
Ilea V. Harris, of Portland:. ,lt.
Wanner, or Pendleton, and' Miss
Ksther ('. Muuser. or Amity: Willi
am W. Gray, or Perry, und -Miss
Ada ,K. Smith, or La Grande. : ..
NEED UNIT
OF HEALTH
IN COUNTY
(Continued From Page 1.)
Injuries, then, are our only argu
ments for doming.
"The flauuer. If she Is respon
sible for the reform In women's
dress. Blurted one of the finest
.., flw. u-nd.i ItHS N-'en In
modern times. The crrect on long
evity or lire. is aireauy apparent.
For the years trom l20 to 1924.
the pneumonia, death rale among
women was only two-thirds that
among men.
ll.i,.,lri.l,.i.u .11,. ,,, WO llHVO
I j u -
learned, lire caused by- too much
clothing, me OIU siory 01 uie
gilded boy who died because his
'pores' could not breathe has been
disproved. The sweat glunds are
(he fire department of tho body.
They could not be called upon ex
cept when a fire Is raffing as In
the case or a fever."
lEcconiiitcnilallons
I.ljlit-colorcd porous clothing,
as fow'thloknesacs or it as possible
was udvoeoted by the specialist for
wear in summer. For children, he.
udvlsed pluy in the sunshine with
110 covering but abbreviated
trunks. JJlooiners and dresses for
Tittle girls und coveralls for liltlc
Hurry
TO CLINT'S
Select one of tho.se
latest Cheney Four-in-Hand
Ties. Just in
today
75c to 91.95
by wecaali ,lhoy sliou'ld' to 're
quired to wear In1, warm weather,
ho sajd. t ;.s V' '
'Shoe, are better than lll'vera.
themcdlc polnted.out,H.4tad i-stiff
sole, aro always prefernblc to flex
iblo onet. Invariably, footwear
should bo fitted wMh the wearer
standing. I ' r -
Heruslnir to CI069 tho Iniproniulu
cllnlo while there vero still moth
ers waiting 4o have their children
examined, Dry Moors continued to
dent but Invalunblo ndvlco for
more thun two hoyrs alter the In
stitute program wus technically fi
nished. His lecture started at ' 4
p. ntV and was lo'havo covered one
noun At- 7 o'clock, thrf nearly ex
hausted specialist was still exam
ining bubios. Some 6U registration
cards in the possession of Miss Al
ice H. Marquardt, county nurse,
who assisted him, recooded the
number of children benefited. '
"When mothers; show tho spirit
of co-operation that was exhibited
hero this arternocn, it Is a plea
sure to b$ oblo to. help them," de
clared Dr. Moore ns ho packed up
his Instruments ami displays ready
to leavo last night. . "I have never
seen greater eagerness or willing
ness to learn."
, Answers Question
Dismayed to find that he hud
overlooked one question left for
him in the question box, tho spe
cialist waited to dictate the answer
which, follows.
A mother asked: "I'lcase tell us
what to do when whole wheat ce
real causes looseness of the bowels
among children."
Dr. Moore's answer: "Begin with
small amounts and increase gradu
ally. At first put only one table
spoonful of tho wholewheat meal
such as I find you can procure
at II. P. Lewis' mill In Old Town
Into tho child's cream of wheat
at breakfust. Diminish the
cream of wheat and ' increase the
other, and you will have no
trouble,"
250 ATTEND
WONDERLAND
CONVENTION
(Continued from Page 1)
prise. Joseph. Cove. Union, fcorlli
Powder, linker, Nyssa, Ontario.
Payette, Hmmett, Montour, Kunn,
Kampa. land Boise.
"One of the most Insplring.liours
of the day is the morning watch
from S:3( to 7:30 under the lead
ership of the district superlnlend
ent. J)r. 11. 8. Hamilton. The blg
tnnt' is comfortably filled each
lug with -young people, eager,
united in spirit, ready for the
morning with young people, eager,
tone to the day.' 1
"After breakfast, from. 8:30 to
OII.1INO WORK Local page .. ..
12i30.- Melhodimn. home und for
eign missions, stewardship. 'How
to Teach Kellglon," Keillor . and
junior t;pworin i,engue iueinuu,
"Tho' faculty Is .composed oil .
men nnd women of ability and spe- j At len o'clock Thursday nioni
elal fitness for the vnrlous HUbJeets. . ing the convention proper will op
It includes Dr. Kdward l.jilrd Mills en, presided over by A. H. Hiirn
nnd I', M. Jasper,, pf Portland: II. Ii'lscl, president. At noon there will
mfMvCatllsten of . Ooodlng, Ida.:
W.. Jr-tuuconibUror Kunn, , Ida,; J..
A. G-lendlnnlng, of liolse; Ira It.
Aldricb,' ,or Nami'U; Miss ,v I'ellu.
I'owan. missionary .from.' China:
Miss Peurl Klierloek. of llolse, and
Miss Jes-sle Ulokland, of North!
j0wder. '
Powoll In Alteiidaiuv.
m..':...it.tln. of ll.e nmrtilnir
are .Interrupted from 10 to 10:15
o'clock by a. period of recreation
under the directions of Hort A. !
Powell, of Km-mett, Ida., ulso hu
pervlses the hop! til icllnlc from 7
to S p. hi., nnd the various recrea
tional actlvltiea of the. ufternoon.
'The afternoon Is' Hpent In hik
ing, boating-, BwlniBiini?. horsebaeU
riding, Ntudy and vlsitins, ueconl
lug to the pleasure of the individ
ual. . ' '
Wnllbi leaii ur Institute
"Hall K. Wall In, of iMlund City,
19 dian of the InMltute: Mm. Keee.
of Wullowa, is dcun of women, und
K. H. Uago of KnlerprlHe, Is busl-
tivmt manager.
The institute will cose Sunday,
which wilt be the bit? day. Th
morning1 Hermon will be preached
by Dr. Hamilton, the afternoon ad
dress will be given by Mr. Jasper
and the evening address by Jr.
Mills."
COUNTY WILL
VISIT LAKES
(Continued from Page 1)
leads up there. At sunset, when
the sky Is clear, Mt. Hood cun be
seen from the lookout.
. Otlnr JjfikcK car.
Neighboring lakes, Grande
Itondc, Mud, Itlack. Vun Pat ten
und Crawfish, ure within n sliort
distance of Anthony. All of them
are stocked with native trout, rutn
bow und eastern brook.
One-way traffic will prevail
throughout the day to assure sa'e
traveling. Hpcelul officers will en
force the regulations, which pro
vide that only cars going to Hi
camp will be permitted on tin
road up to II a. m.. und only
those returning, after I p. ni. The
rule, oftcours Is for the purpose
of public safely, and applies only
to the 13 miles from North Pow
der to the luke.
A stand hits been erected where
tee cream and cooling drinks may
be procured. Krce coffer will be
served to ull or.thc parties. Ta
ble und benches are Ibre to pro
vide comfort for th" picnickers.
On . the committee with M'
l-'nrsstraiu are .Nwrll Martens, of
t'nlon: !. f f-ad. of ove; J. V.
Wright, of Klgin: lr. W. T. I'hv.
of Mot lnk', and Karl i Ueyn
olds, of al (Irmplc.
WHAT ( Al AMI Al ATI:.
PATI, HMITIIH. N. Y. (AI'V
Now It can be told. Here's whit
lal tnI :AI lmd for luncheon:
t'ream soup, brotk trout, black
buss, broiled pofatuv. urei-n :tn,
lettuce . and tomufo' salad, peach
! sliortcak totfuc, tUjars.'
OILING WORK
IS UNDER WAY
Oiling ope rut I oils on the Old
Oregon Trull between La Grande
and Pendleton wero resinned yos
terduy and by this . cvenlnfr the
first uppllcatloii will be completed
on etKht or nlno mllea of the hlBh
wny. Tho oitlnff. ere v started at
Menchnm. yesterduy and is working
toward La Grunde and today op
erations started Just west of Km
grant Springs toward Dead Mun's
pass.
All oiling1 operations of the.
North Powder-Baker Beetlon of the
Old Oregon Trait will be complet
ed today noon and the hist of next
week the complete oiling equip
ment which has been working
there will be moved to Meaeham
and sturt oiling the road toward
Pendleton.
I'sliitf John Iny Highway.
Teoplp from Knstern Oregon
traveling to Portland should go by
way of Baker. I'ntty and the John
Iay highway If they want to miss
tho oil, Oscar Cutler, highway en
gineer, said this morning. This
highway joins the Oregon Trail at
Arlington.
George O. Tlrnndenbiirg. gvneral
in n linger und Otto M. Jones, pub
licity manager of the Oregon State
Motor association, dectureil that
cars were not damaged by .the oil,
however, on a recent trip between
Ontario and Huntington, while oil
ing operations were under way.
"We made the run through the
fnwh oil ut 11, 12-mile speed." Mr.
Hrandrnbu'rg said. 'and had not so
much as a single spot of oil on
the creamwolored paint of our ear
when wo finished. This test has
served to convince us that if mo
torists will only obey the highway
commission's notice and keep with
in the 12-mlle limit no harm will
be done to the finish of their ears.
It shall be my purpo.se to issue nn
A. A. A, bulletin to this effect upon
niv return to Portland."
A truffle cop will lie stationed
along the highway where oiling
operations are underway most of
lhc time Mr. Cutler said this morn
ing. TWO CARAVANS
WILL BRINO
DELEGATES!
(Continued from Poge 1)
111 It tee ) rliiii'Ki' oT the null' tonr
nnmenl; Other members of the
committee are: S. I). Crowe, Wiir-
iv n ttllljerl, K. L, HolnifH und On-
1 car Wiirnoek
bo a, conference luncheon of lhc
seerelai'lcs, from the various really
, boards. Ill the-evening lite presl
I dent's hull n the.
, III be tin; feul lire.
Ki Us .bull room
There will be conference break.
fusts both Krldny and Kniiinliiy
lilornlngH al the l-'oley and ffoiu-
liter hotels. Krlduy night Oover-
nor Walter M. Pierce will talk. Al
that limn there will also be u five-
nimulc cup content, when u repre-
sentatlve from every town will Ml
all he can, about his home town In
five mfnules. The cup to be uw
urd'e'd the winner .will be given by
George S. Hlrnlc.
lOlei'thm Saturday
During Saturday's bimlness
meetlnif the last day of the con
vent loll officers wtrl be elected,
and the place for next year's con
vention chosen. On Saturday ev
ening Ihere will b."a bunifuet, fol
lowed by a fiance ut Zuber hall.
Ohi Sunday there will be a posl
onvention I rip to Wallowa coun
ty and the Wullowa Lake , Won
derland. with the njulty Ijonrds of
that county furnishing the enter
talmili'lll. A cowboy lri:ukrusl.
with fried trout the principal item
on the menu, will be nerved al
Wallowa bike. The Im (trande
Wlnir. Kin, and Ktectroot club will
assist In supplying enouj,'h trout
for the breakfast.
Prominent Speakers
A number of prominent speukers
;wlll nppc-ar on the proffruin, who
are not ussoclutcd with the North
west Heal Kstad! association, in
cludiiifr Harry H. Culver, presi
dent of the California Ileal Kstute
association: C.len I). Wlllaman,
iminuKlnK director of the Califor
nia ussoclallon: W. K. Hcrren. of
Chicago, director of extension of
the National association of I ten I
Kstate boards. Senator William K.
Horah. or Idaho -md K. T. Cupe.n
cr, chief uppralfier for th I uclfle.
Coast Joint land anj Stock Im.ik.
W. T. Ziinineriiiup. secretary o.
lite Northwest (teal I-.lale asso
ciation, has bei-n in l.a Clrunde.
since July 7. (Mini n-ady for the
i ,.,.,-t: f.i Intr to 111 til
.'Jcverythlnir Is In fine shape.
An ox-teum derby over the Old
Oregon Trail from Platte lllver.
Nebraska, to Heaid OreKou, will
lie one of the plans discussed at
tho convention this year.
Committee hi Cbiirue
I'ollowiiiK Is a lit. of the coin
mltteefl in charge nf the conven
tion: finance, Hherwood Williams.
C. J. Ilbiek, U. J. Kilehen, nii'l
J. A. Tedrord; publicity. A. W.
Nelson, K. II. Appley und (borrr
II. Currey; reKlHtntltou and for
mation; I:. O. Williams. Claihle
llerry, Lowell Wlliliimsoii, W.v II.
Ib rry, Kou Ktoop, J. J; Pliy, and
C. Wilson: coiirlesy cars. H. H. Kit-'
kin, II. K. CoolldKe, Chase Moli
nenkiimp. M. -I. (t'tm, Audtii'-r
Playle am) II. K. IMon; biiniil,
n. A. Ib-nbiiui and V. U. I. Illy; mu
sic and si lints, Hherwood Witliaum.
tteorffe Ittrnte. (i. 1,. Ihitloil and
Klin it Hloddard: lecorulton, Har-U-f
lileliuidson; Wullowa mUv
trip. W. c. Perkins, K. . Apple
by. K. K. Kiddle. Kr:d Currey, and
Chus'j Lohuviikumu.
Adams Front Is Being
Built for Drug Store
The So miner building, where
Glass Drugs, Inc.. operates, Is pre
paring to open Its eyes on Adams
avenue. The blunk south wall
that has faced the crowds on the,
city's busiest thoroughfuro will
soon give way to eight modern
show windows and a handsome
center entrance to tho drugstore.
Inside, the oldftxtures will bo
replaced by new ones. An Eng
lish showcase will extend the fuil
length ' of the store, next to tho
street. Ernie Heussler, a locil
contractor, has full churge of tho
drug atore remodeling. Tho wir
ing and plumbing ulso will oe
done by Iji Grande men.
The brick and glazing are t
the hands of Charles Juckson and
Harvey Smith, Spokune contrac
tors, but local labor' will be em
ployed for tho work, t
During the remodeling, the store j
Will COIllMUli! IU UU UUoMII'IW.
Tho building, now owned by the
Misses Fannie and Mary Komm
wus built by their father, Auron
Sommer. in 181)1. It was exten
sively .remodeled 1U years ago.
Americans Threatened;
Swiss Guard Legation
GENEVA, Switzerland, July 17.
P. The Swiss nollee bavo taken
ttiiiMitrH for tin limitation of the i
Ammb.iin h-initlon in Hcrntt and
the consulates, throughout the
country owing to the receipt of
threatening letters by the legation.
The letters are connected with
the case of Italian radicals who
have staged a long drawn fight for
their lives at Uedhain, Muss., after
being convicted for murder.
i:i.OIX (Special) J. K. llysdnill
was a business visitor to Iji Grande
Monday.
The binding of fall grain In this
district is almost completed. .
Lester Kox was a business visitor
to In, Grande Hie first of the week.
Tho ladles of the Klal cemetery
cliih.urc' planning their annua!
bazaar to be held sometlmo In No
vember. '
CATHERINE CREEK
OATHKIUNI3 CU'KKIv (Special)
The harvesting- of alt crops in
this vlelntty will be early this year
because of the hot weather, which
hus hastened the ripening.
KiHhermen and picnic, pirliea on
thO creek were disappointed again
Inst Sunday because of another
cloud burst in the hills near' the
hcud of Catherine creek, mutt lug
tho water muddy. The same thing
occurred the previous Sunday,
July A. '
Members of the Al Stonedahl
family have iill bce'i lit th.lH week,
but lire reported to be better now.
, Ale. and Mrs, Gillespie motored
to I laker Saturday, .where,. Mr, Gil
lespie, received medical attention.
John Waldon. game warden, was
on Catherine cruek this week.
Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Honney left
Monday night lor I'orlland, where
they will lie for several days oti
business. They will drive home a
n(.w truck to be used in hauling
fiHi, rroin th lialcherv to the
virions streams in tills section.
Mrs. Guy Hull'und children were
visiting at the home of her parents-
Mr. und Mra. W. K. J-'Icklc.
Tuesiiay.
I:d Kickle expeeta to finish hay
ing in a few duys.
Obituary
IKAiNK IIAKDIC
Krunk linker.. father of Mrs. Hal
lloliuetikatnp, pussed away at Til
lamook, Ore., yesterday, according
1 to wur'' rwi-lvfd lioro to.luy. Mr,
llu.kcr was at one time u resident
of I -a Grand'.. - '
Kunerul erieH will he' held In
Iji tirandc Tuesday.
Tfie Jot
Hoot) iu;aiiii is Pitici;l,i
whether you capitalize It at the
seuKliore, 1 be mountains, the
woods, or In the ijulct privacy of
your own home. Our efflcfcn'
chiropractic method ena tib-s you
to enjoy the IiIcksIiiks of lieali h
wherever you may lie.
What it lias done for others it
will do for you.
Nn I ural Met hods only.
Oil, J. l WOODKIdb
bliiipi actlc and I ;lei-l ml beiiipy
20 Notmiipr Hldtf,
PlHMie 407. W .
Hours: S A. M. to t P. M.
ELGIN PERSONALS
; Play Togs
Kutc Kuts ii five styles, sizes 0 to (J
A different garment for each day.
Art & Baby Shop
Kd Miles and J. P. PcVoro aro
helping: W. It. Phillips, with, JUh
hay this week. '
. Chester Godsey, of Union, was
visiting his sister, Mrs, Arthur
Mowdy, Sunday.
Phlyyla Jones and Cnlherlno
Green, of Union, were visltlnar lit
thn 1,omo of hor aunt, Mrs. Ed
Miles, Tuesduy
Mrs. TViylor's mother, who is past
SO yours old, has been ill this week.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Harry Zurbrlck
and children and Mrs. Zurbrlek's
purents, Mr. and Mrs. Kred Gasklll,
of' La Grande, were canvplng at tho
Ed Miles homo last Sunday.
Curl Kdvalsou, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. I. KdvuJson, Is home from
Utah on a visit. This is his first
visit homo for two years
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. DoV.ore and
son Max. returned Tuesday from
a three days trip to tho mountains
to pick huekleberrleB.
Mr;-: and Mrs. W. It. Phillips were
at Union Monday. .
8. 1 Cuslck. who ha Just com
pleted picking his Uimbnrt cher-
rli. reports that tho yield this
year was below tho wverage.
CAST CHOSEN FOR
HISTORICAL FETE
(Continued From Page 1.)
ham Lincoln, W. N. Leltoy as Gen
eral Howard, 11, L, Hess as Uener
ul Grant, Kniery Kord as (leneral
Hhernuin
W. H. llerry as General
SIMldun. l?nrl O. Helm us
GMier-
al Lee und .Mra Mattle Golden as
Unrbarii Krilehle and N. V. Wal
lace as one of Lee's slnff officers.
The Surveyor episode, also spon
sored by the Parkdiile club, is de
pleted by Victor Kekley. Glenn
Thompson, Vern Fiiger, Ike Hon-1
sell und Fruneis Carbine. The j
Spanish American war lueldenl, j
sponsored by the United Spunish j
War veterans. Major It. It. Huron I
appears as President MeKiuley, L.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
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SPECIALS IN
WORK CLOTHES
Straw Hats
7c to 25c
. Values to 49c '
. Work Shirts ;
Strong, full count
chambrays, triple
stitched
39c
Work Sox
Everlasting Brand,,
black, brown and
gi-ay
'2; Pi; 15c
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ivith
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Here's
A- Good
Lather
Brush
If you want a bilher bin:. it
that w HI fylve sallsfac-tor
service select one of the var
ious Htylei of Klcnzo Ittln f
Itrushes.
fjood uuatlty bristles Set in
ruliber (JuaranliMMl All
tilylcs and kIm-h.
i 75c - 85c - $1.00
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Orfgoa
It, Hale as Theodore Hoosevelt,
Mr. Kkalu as Wllllum Howard Tart
and T. G. Huntz as a rough rider.
; In tho World wai1 episode, spoil
sored by tho American Legion and
tho Knights of Columbus, Burgeunt
Anderson appears us General
Pershing, ,1. J. Foley aB President
Woodrow Wilson. Herman Melon
coiuiis Joffro, M,iy Gump us tho
Hed Cross and Miss Capluln Con
nor, tho SulvatlMt Army. Deplet
ing tho Marino Corps, Is Lynn l.'ir
sen, the Navy, Lloyd Uusey and tho
Dough Boy, Walter Palmer. The
Settlors episode, sponsored by Iho
Union County Pioneer association,
Dunham Wright Is tho central fig
ure aid ho Is supported by Mm.
Adla Chllders, Muttio Golden,
Nora Noah nnd Mrs. Keboccu Ko
ehensiiarger. Mr. L. D. Noah and
Clifford Bragg also appear In this
episode. Tho Chief Joseph episode
which Is sponsored by tho Union
county chamber of coinnicreu und
tho Neighborhood club, wus espe
cially written for the Union counl
pageant and Is ono of the leading
leatures of the program. Chluf
Joseph Is depleted by Professor It.
J. Hummer, General O. O. Howard
aguln appears In the person oK,W.
S. Leltoy. Charles llunyan ap
pears as Chief Too-Hul-Hul-Sue,
Fred Spaeth us General Nelson A.
.Miles, Wallace Cass as captain of
tno indluns and lreno O'Connell as
PocahontuB. Tho Loyal Order of
.Moose is providing tho Indians
and the Oregon nulional guanl the
soldiers.
V'nlon Co Helil ,
The pageant is iho result of the
concentrated effoii of committees
appointed from the various civic
ARCADE
RJ SUNDAY
"Snowed In"
A Mystery Drama of the Hold-Up
of the U. S. Air Mail ; ,
with ;v;.H;';vLv:;
ALLEN E RAY and WALTER MILLER
TONIGHT
REGINALD DENNY
STAR
CONWAY TEARLE
IN" ; --' -
9
GO! GO! wjld horses on the get-a-way
jockeys clicking 'em on the mobs cheering
and one girl crying, praying for a win because
all of life is staked on a single horse!
IS V
m .mm
Comedy -"Hold
Everything"
TONIGHT
36 STORIS a - ' AKV
jm in i hi wai jp
More Na IS
1104 Adsnis Ave. La Graade, Of '
Men's
Unions
69c
Well made of fine
quality dimity, athle
tic style, elastic back
and closed c r o t ch.
Cool and comfortable
for summer wear.
and fraternal organizations of tho;
city und will bo presented by H. 13.
Dixon as prolocutor, speaking;
through a sounding horn. Tho"
period music will be sung by thd
chorus upon Iho presentation -of
each episode. Tho city of Union
and the Union -commercial cluu
will furnish one unit of tho chords
and is assisting 111 the sponsoring
of the Settlers Kplsode. ;
1
Acts of
Vaudeville
And - ::::3::f -
SUNDAY
MONDAY
with
Ilaibara Bedford
TOM MIX
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