La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1921, Image 3

FRIDAY, APRIL 22. 1921
,;, You Cair Yoraet Perfumes..'
vln our perfume department you will
find the one assortment of odors
and range oiprices you cnn find any.
where. Anyway let us show you a
few of th-
whiA we have juat added to our il
mock. W e iSfer you the best in per
fumes, both foreign and American
makes. Every one is dainty, sugges
tive of refinement, taste and cuifure.
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FAM I LY DRUQ STORK .
kA ORANOCORCQON.
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Tn Word "Rum." .
The word "rum" is an abbreviation
of "rumbooie," "rum" .being an Asia-
tic word for. "good." and "boort" i
dertvatlou of the German "bauseu,1
meaning t "inmle." "
i A gripping drama of life in
the Maine woods
Also
Two Reel Comedy
'Dining Room, Kitchen and
Sink
ISTARf
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.satijkuay, SUNDAY i
It zJ !zJL aJL-X-W I !
A houseful of trouble ;?.' e ml.; of Afghanistan owns
' i fifty-eight automobiles, and never
.'milks.
J I'ltOI-'KSSIONAI, l! KM TORY
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'' OITBIIPATHIO FMTIIUIAIII
DR. J. L, INGLE and DR. MARQA
i '.; RET 3NCJLE Diseases of women
y- 'and children a specialty. ' Office
l'hone Main 106, Res. Phone Main
126. La Grande National Bauk
Building.
' FRrsiuiAm and niHiimiii
DR. J. U Ml'HKRSOM Dentist bulte
4-t. over La Ornnde National Bank.
(, hulltilmr. Fhon-!i: Office. Main 71;
. rtaldente, Itvd 2US1.
';rR. R.. J. RUCKMAN, Dentist Room
141-115 Palmer - Roesch Bitildiirtr,
' phone Main 70. l.n Grand'.-, Ore
gon. Mrs. M. Williamson, Professor of
Practical Clinical Midwifery. WW
Madison, phiine Rl 12. ,3-18-mp
itATrnF crme
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VH. A. N. MAT VIl.t.R Bict"ll In j
chronic dla-aif. Methods. M-chano- :
Thropy and Naturoptli. Bkin and:
bliKMl 6lfnrB. nrvoti dlt-a.!. i
Chronic ll.-ndarhe. K-:-nta. S.-ii' tea.
ApiM-ndXtln. i'inilirnllor. llow-lj
' Trouble: all klnl of Chrontr rl-
' eases successfully treated. Phone
Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3. sfod '
floor Cooltdire H!d-r.. ouoonlta Star'
Thentra. office hira, 10 to 12 v
m..l: to a:0U p. m. CoBaul'atlon 1
fea. t-'U 1
ATTOKWUTi
COCHRAN it EltERHAItI-o. 1 I
Co.'hri-D and t'olon H. Khrhard. At- i
torfta. La (irande Nattohal Uank j
Uuttdlno a
B. J. OREBN. Attorrf at.Iw Prae- I
tlcea In all Blata an4 KMrMi t'.wjrta. i
tafB LAaUranda National Uaah 1
building. . ,
K. J. KlTt'HE. "ittorneT It Uw-I
Prartlcs ln all C"rta. "Vlfdceai
room Il-il- La Orafida NallorajM
Uank BullAng. LaUranda. Orcg. I
COHTBACTOB
D. 1- MclfJ'M.AV Rg'A'"F' Profaa-
t..nl t'Tvll Kngliw: t'ir'ylng and
la-pa. Room 11. Iji O'ande National
O'h building. PhoM Mala 91. Q j
AticirAcT
O. Ir MfU.ER. ArehltH--Hooa. llfl
fVtrende NatloaafpMaak Uulldnta
Lat UtaaOa. oragua I
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ILL REPORT
ALBANY, Apr. 22. Monsiirnor
uine. Albany son of former our.
giaman LuffayetlB Lane, decvas
ed, of Oregon, and whose a-rand-
father was General Joseph Lane, has
neen appointed by Archbishop
Christy of Portland his proxy to
go to the Vutlcan at Rome .and lay
before Pope Benedict XV the re
port of the archdiocese for the paM
10 years. ' Ancient church law de
mands that nil bishops report the
KAiiporal and financial condition arid
detiyi their activity? In person to
the pope at least once In 10 years.
As Archbishop Christie to in frail
hearth, MonsiK-norI.ane was accord
ed the honor of rvprfttentinfr him.
Moti.ilKnor Lane will sail from
New -York May U. '
Reports covering Catholic hctivl'
ties In the entire slate and In prov
inces subsfdary to the diocese wilt
carried. (
NRV MEMRERSHIP
PLAN A SUCCESS
The service plan of membership in
i the Y. M. jC. A. is proving a decided
J, success, according to A, Edwin Pryke,!
i physical director of the association, j
J Duly a week remains for boys who j.
ifjhave been members under the paid!
' membership plan to' take out their
i service memberships, he. stated today.'
, The new plan provides for a mem
i be r ship that is open to ull 'boys in
i the community and instead .of .apply?
i ins: a money fee, they will be asked
J to render service, in, some, approved
form, as payment for. their member
ship. , , ,, . .. " 1 . . ;
No effort is qfing made by the as
i sociation toj greatly increase the mem-
bcrship at this time, the idea being
i to assimilate the boys and build a
good foundation under the new plan.
DANDELION GREENS
CAUSE OF ILLNESS
PORTLAND, Apr. 22. The South
crn Pacific company has sent out a
2 j warning of the danger of picking and
I eating dandelions growing along the
J, right of way, r Recently some of the
greens were picked and used for a
salad for a passing train crew, and
i soon after eating the crew . was tak
j , en ill. Last fall the company covered
I the roadbed with a chemical to des-
troy the weeds and it is thought this
I may have caused the illness. ,
"SOMEONE IN THE
HOUSE", LAST TIME ;
i TODAY AT SHERRY'S
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A mystery drama ot unsunl pow
der dealing with high society, a jewel
theft and a gentlemanly crook, is
I "Someone in the House,'' a' Metro
special production at Sherry's today.
Jim Burke, known as "The Danc-
er," seeks to gain possession of the
famous Brent-diamonds by nuking
love to the daughter, Molly Brent.
I I Hut that love which he had always
J! sneered at, leads him through a thrill
I ; ing course and furnishes many start
ling angles to this mystery drama.
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. ,Sen anemones have been known
to travel forty-eight Inches In a
Fraternal Director? !
mmmmn ;..j
a. P. o. Bi,KB CVanoo Uoart No.
4SI. LodKa meets each Thursday
evening- at o'clock. ' Home' and elub
privileges rbeerfully utendad to all
. brother Blks
iv- NOLAN SKIFF,
Exalted Rut4l
F. U PEAHBON. Bm'y.
Hl'DBHN WOUUMKN or AKltlCA
La Grande CaD4P No. 770S me. ta on
lha flrat and third Thormlny- evm
Ioki of each aivnth. In tha K. of P.
Hall. vtaitltiK fancn'Hjca Silicone.
H. C. BALL. V. G.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clekr.
A. . A. M. La Oranda Lc3k No.
41, A. P. A. M., holds regular meet
tr.ga irst and third Fridays at 7:0
p. m. Cordial welcome to ail Ma
- aona.
E.- R. OUYE, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS Boo.
r. o. EAOI.EB Aerte No. lit, matt
evury Krlday ntarht at Eajrlea fall
Vtaltlnr membera ireloulne.
J. J. MURCH1SON. W. P.
. UIUUSKLU Saacatarr.
WOODMEN or TH WOULD La
Orania Camp No. 1C9. - Maata avery
first and third Monday at Knglee
ball. All vlattlnir nelfrhojra wel
coai. Duea payable at tha office of
the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grand
National Bank Bldg.
Z. LILIT C. C.
R. J. K.ITCUEN. rierk..
'U O. O. M. La 3rnda Lotfit No. till
lfttyal (rdir of Mooaa. holds regular
aicellna-a every Wednesday night at
S IV m. In Eagle Hall, next to Rlr
Building, on Wedoeadaf everfniga
VUttorai always welcome. Does pay
able It La rftllda Pharmacy.
. ft. J. KIT' '41 EN. Die. .
HARRY SWART, Bee.
TNIOHTB Or PTTHTAB Red Crgf,.
t4lge N). 17. meets very Monday
, avrnlna- In C'Mtla Hall IK. of P
Hill), at I p. m. A Pythtaa aolcom
to all vl.ltlng Knights.'
. C W. MOOREf C. C
C.L. GRAHAM. K. R. H
WOMANB BENBPIT ARHOCIATION Of
twa Maccabeea, iga Orande Lodger4f.
17. W. it, ot M. IxkJk Aeta flrat
Thuraday at S p. m. and third W4-ri'-eday
at I p. m., at K5 P. hT).
10ltlnr Slaters welcome.
NOHA a MACKET, Commaiider
tiaiiivi. riiLiivuDiran
C Rocord-a9aPr
O. B a riopa ChapOr Na. II. O. E. ..
Oolda stated eommnnlcatloa tha ae-
onJ M rnnrth weonaaday uf earb
Month. Visiting; Kaaihera eordlalh
iraicomed. '
OREGON PRIES
- 1IHM1VH1JMPHREYH, W. M
FLORENCE BACON,
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CONGRESS HEARS
DRAMATIC PLEA
FROM FILIPINO
Washington, -w
"Must tla heart
of America heat
only for the free
dom of Ireland, of
l'oland and of thd
Ciei-ho . Slovaks,
and not for, tha
Independence of
the Philippine Is
lands?" This was the
question- Resident
C n m m I s s I oner
Ittttirn Ouhaldon
of the Philippines
adressed directly
to the member
ship of the Uotise
of ltfltresetilttivea
Philippine Resident
Corrimiislor.tr
liauo Gabatdon
fn" a speech which wns given very
close attention and was fivijuenily up.
platided. ,
At one time." said rnniiiilsslone
Oalialdun, "t 'nnj-ress bad before It no
less Until thirty, resolutions eiiR-cssing
syinpalhy with the aspirations of the
Irish pinple. If not nctimly urulng Kng-
lunil to prnnt lndi)eiidi e to Ireland.
At that time, also the Filipinos were
knocking at your door, tint of the
womb of war, many European repub
lics trertt born, and America has re
joiced lo iihnt& the smne. And yet
the' claim of the Filipinos Is still uu
heeded. -.Must there he eiceptlous,
then, In Inieriinllnniil justice?
"My plen, Kentlemeit of the Ameri
can Omitfoss, is that you litnnre, no
longer the repented requests of n de
serving people, for an Independence
that- rlchtfnlly helontrs to them. Th4
granting of Independence now nfforda
the fulled States a golden opportunity
to give to tlie world unanswerable
prooT of Its sincerity. Its consistency
and lis altruism. It will be the great
est example of suuure dealing In the
history of the ages. - i
"U not think we are not appre
ciative of all you hnve done for us.
We are. America has truly treated
the Filipino people as no other nntlon
has ever treated an alien ruco In all
history. The high lwlnts of the. Amer
ican policy In the Philippines have
been consistently inspired by altruism.
We know that you were actuated In
your labors by the desire to contrib
ute to our own welfare. . -
"And wtf love you perhaps most of
all for your sulouin promise to grunt
us that which we hold dearer than life
Itselfr-our freedom. Independence la
our nutlonul ideal. It Is our all ab
sorbing nl in. It grows stronger every
hour. For the spirit of nutlonails'n
never dies. Mitch less can It be sub
dued. W believe that we can never
hope to lie a sturdy nation If we are
to "rely forever oii'tTie inugnanlinlty of
the I' tilted Suites.
"America's insk In ihe Philippine
Islands Is tlulshed. What you have as
sumed ns your sacred obligation la
that part of the world has been ful
filled. A iieople with, a .medieval sys
tem of Institutions' has been trans
formed Into a conscious nation, tin-'
bued with nil that Is modern In the
activities of nations. And If you give
us independence our gratitude to yott
will Increase a thousand fold; It will
last ftirever If you keep faith with us".
"There ls hut one Issue In the IMill
tptilno question, and that Is: Is there
today a stable government on the Is
lands? In the Jones law you promised
Indeiiendence upon the establishment
of such a stable government. Your
own Covernnr-Uenerul has olrlclnlly
Trporteif thai' there Is a stable gov
ernment In .. existence today, and we
also have submitted plenty of evidence
to substantiate Its existence. There
fore, we hope and expect Auertca will
now carry out Its pledge."
FINE HAT MAKING 5
. : A PHILIPPINE ART
This Vlliplnt Is making a Philippine
hat, which la becoming qtlte populaf
witfi bot) nin and woman In .the
UniteM States, and II usuany i aource
of graat pndto the wearer. '
FILIPINOf INDEPENDENCE, " J
BUT 10 CfJJARANTr
(Chh-ago Trlbtfoe .
fftfti iiojj lajsine tio r'ilimn tteople;
for wanting their complete freedom. It
is the mitursl Oplrutlon of fountttud.
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Cracklesi PcAalaln. j
Porcelain cracks bers)e IX rl9t
wltb whkb t Is coated expauQ al
a dlffereat kii from tbt clay of
Olil'b It Is composed. A manulO'tur.
er fn Europe I now mating a t'a
tnr kn the Man cutmctrat of tn
oauaiQ as fyorcalaio.
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LA GRANDE EVBNINO OBS,KVKB
WELL
REFINED OIL-
Mrs. F, R. Barneai of this city, has
received a letter from her mother,
Mrs. M. E. Cheef, of Landers, Wyo.,
in whk'h ws enclosed a newspaper
clipping telling of .the rfiost interest
ing discovery of n-oil well which
gives forth -refined oil. The clipping
is as followsr .1-1. .,i
I "Something unusual, even for the
oil country, is the. performance of the
.Producers and Refiners- corporation's
well No.. 1, cnlledi the Wertx well in
'the Ixist Soldier, district sooth of
, Lander, which has th unlU distinc
tion of refining rts owi output In
'addition to production, a hrge .pian
tity of natural gas, jit turns out two
I refinery products ,. high grade
i powerful gasoline Ar motor fuel ami
In fairly good grade ot petrolatum.
.The revenue from the three- products
4 average about $5.0u"a day, which is
'not so bad considering there are no
operating expenses, i , ,
"The crude output 1s sold to the
Midwest Refining' Company and is
being run througlj the lines of the
Illinois ripe Line company, iv
dark brown In color, with a pungent
odor, and when tested by chemists
of the Producers and Refiner. Cor
poration, it shows " better than 84
per cent petrolatum. The well pro
duces about 60 barrels daily. '
" Besides these two products, the
well hns a' dairy open' flow of about
riO.OOU.WM) cubic feet of natural gas
jwith a rock pressure: of lHOU pounds
to the square inch. The gaa has been
Ipiped to the Lost Soldier field pro
per,, where it i being used under a
jdoien boilers at drilling rigs and for
I fuel in the oil field camps and on the
leases, So far the daily consumption
of gus has had no effect on. either
the supply of rock pressure of the
well. The gasoline is drawn .- off
through a th-ip in the gas line and
averages about 260 gallons daily. An
other drip will soon be installed when
the quantity of gasoline will be in
creased. This natural gas is usually
rich in gnsolme content, a recent teat
having shown nine pints peT 1,000
cubic feet. It is also suitable for
the profitable manufacture of 'car
bon black." Casper Herald.
U. OF 0. PLANS
EUGENE, April 22. The date's for
the annual junior week-end of Uni
versity of Oregon have beeff set at
May 18, 19,'20, 21. 1 Th program for
the four days of festivities- Includes1
a Pacific Coast conference " ifack
meet, a Coast conference tennis tour
nument. a 4o-irarne bascnnll series
between Oreg?on and Os'A. C, and an
interscholnstie debate aeries. -Good
Program. ,
The complete program as arranged
to date includesi '' I" ' ; - '
IWednesdayV. Mtryi VI. .7 p. '. m.r cos-
itume parade '
Thursduy, May iu; id- a. m., inter
scholastic debate prellirjinarlesi, it p.
m., canoe feto.; , -
Friday, May 19,,, B' a. m., campus
day; '12 m., campusrunchccm; 1:16 p.
m., frosh-soph tug of war; 1:30 p.
m., preliminories tennis tburnarhentjf
3 p. m baselnill, Oreoh vs. O. A.
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PRODUCES
JUNIOR WEEK
HOME
' . V il t I. '
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v.j o,-io)p.' m., senior pi:y.
t Tennis Finals.
, Saturday, Mny?W, 10, a. gi., tepnls
tournament finals; 10 a. m. inter-
acholiStic AMlmtM fittala- Ilk n n.
ba 'ball, Oregon vs. 0A. iWl
ip. in., oijbi woivivnve rioca iiicvi;
uf ... : : a
q p. ill., junior uruio.
i Suttalay, May 22, 4 p. ni., v4iper
strvices. " '
BAtJER, Apr. 22. Over 200 repre-
s'ntutive citir.ens attended a meet
ing here in the interest of irrigation
projects of Ijwer Powder iRIver val
ley, including the Balm creek niuf
Thief valley districts. H was voted
to ruise a fund of $10,000 I ) place
tha movement favorably before Ihe
United States reclamation service umt
to lobby for the passage 'of Senator
McNat-y's bill approprinting lf2S0,
000,000 for Western reclamation
work'.
' The Iwer Powdet river district'
comprises about 8,000 acres now un
der cultivation and some 00,000 acres
not under cultivation. Of this amount
60,000 ucres ts governmetn land or
land that is not deeded. Under the
Cury act it was withdrawn from .lo
cation. .
Reservoirs Planned.
The Thief valley reservoir as pro-
jiosed would hold 140,000 ucre-fe.t of
water and the Balm creek resrnvolrY
pOfiOO acre-feet.
i C, C Fisher, United States engineer
of. the reclamation service, whu ad
dressed, the meeting, said that a more
complete survey should be im;le in
the Thief river region and thal- claa-i
aification of the facta obtained should
be completedi Surveys have already
been mme classifying forty represen
tative ucres of the' Balm creek acre
age and estimates made as to the
cost of the proposed reclamation
work. :
The cost of the two units of the j
I,ower Powder river district has been j
placed at a figure between M.fliio.oOO
und J7I(KI,0(K), according to Infortmi
lion' given at ihe rneeting.
' Fjirly Action Sought.
Immediate action was urged by A.
A. Smith, local delegate to the West
ern Stntes Reclamation association
which met in Seattle, Boise and Salt
Lake,' as he- called attention to the
fuct that the government usually i
takes hold of only those projects'
where the majority of the land to, he j
reclaimed .ln government' owned.
; 'He said the problem at the present I
time, was to get the project .before !
the reclamation service, Then If its
favor is obtained, the local district !
would receive funds ua they are avail-1
able. to the service. . ... J
The Lower Powder district is the
only one In Baker county, in which the'
majority of acreage is government '
owned. ' I
: "Elephant's Ear."
The -"elephant's ear" Is a Hawaiian
or Fijian plant, wltb very lu rue. bright
green leaves, used to give subtropical
effect la bedding. The root-stock Is
planted In good, moist soli out , of
do6ra or started' In a hotbed or '
greenhouse and transplanted. In the
fall It Is stored where dampness and
frost cannot reach It, lu the Pacific
lelnnda tli rontatiick Is used for food
extensively, the pol of Hnwall helnf
froio.lt The plant la called
FOLK SEEK AID
'TllH 0NK GKLAT PLEASURE THAT WK ALL : ENJOY IS A
(JUIKT EVENING AT HOME, AND IT IS ALL THE MORE EN.
JOYAHLK IF VOI R HOME IS FURNISHED SO THAT YOU TAKE
PRIDE IN IT. -t '
YOU NEVER REGRET THE MONEY SPENT TO .MAKE YOf'R
HOME RIUGIIT AM) ATTRACTIVE AND THE BEAUTIFUL 1UI ,
N I'll' RE THAT YOU CAN UY REMAINS TO GIVE YOU COMFORT,
A Nil PLEASURE LONG APrER THE MONEY, IT ('(1ST HAS BEEN
FORGOTTEN. . ' ,
OUR STOCK OF FURMTURH1.H TirE T-ARGEMT-AND KEST IN
EASTERN OREGON. 01! ft PRICES ARE LOW ON EVJCk'y ARtl
CLK AND WE'LL (GLADLY EXTEND YOU LIKEHAJ, CRKMT. '
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Pythons ji'i Africa. eat goats and
pls. but rurely. If ever kill child
ren. A jtelpful Healthy Liver.
.Jf VOOAI 1ivr Is hMtahiV la httln.
rtl A m,K. ,. I li ,lru,. t,i J .1 'J"'F,f'
,down He.lt). nd.nelp t. you by , ' V.-UJ't.
tOKiitB our . l.ittls Liver louchera. rAMIt-V DRUq ITOsie i.
These tablets eliminatar wfit, (Set l ANOc.oncaoi4, '
tid of effete feellwa; of hg b.dy.1 4't,j
There are Three ftxtJifMve Features fn
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KKCINT LAlftD t'OdSfcrTS.
VI5NTILO BACK, fh
VENTILO FRONT SHIKI.H
antf
LOX-IT NON-TILTING" CLASH.
Judged by Fit, Wol'kfrianship, Wearing;
Qualities and Stylo,. LA CAMILLE 1.
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aiwuya luuiiu iiib tuuoiiv oi
CALL
MAIN
75.
FRESH For SATURDAY
Fancy Strnwlrcrrich i
Utinanas . '
Orape fviiit , ' '
,' AHfmragtut." - t
New Cabbngfi
Turnip .,'"'
Spinach
Rhubarb
, Cauliflower'
tltii' peramial attention given phone? brdeM
109 Depot St.
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PLEASURES'
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PAGE- TE3
. Chi rm.'sn .TrcTT", ci:- "T-r
They restore, your liver to a heslthy.
normal action, thereby help;-, yak
cleanse and (tmy your ' cutite sys
tem. Can be taken i y oi l and - jroun g.
Action Txneflclal in all case of con
stipation, Kt r) a bwx for.Mf. -,i '!
greatest Value. A, complete line of hew Inexlers oW
on hand. ' . . v ; , , ;
MRS. KOBEKT PATTISON, Cwmltor.- ;
Phone fifatek 81 J - ;',;
Residence 1912 Fourth St., Firat Block West Of P. ity
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Voiinf BN;ts .,''
Carrots' ' .' M H
Fresh Tortialt'es ,'
Green Oniond ;
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