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1- "V..-!. o o LA. CRANUE0EVENIN( BSERVER o o PAGE.THREE hh;h ,.fOTs ix lifr or champion jack deip.sey toldix picrqiEs. letter to the operators The goimi O int8 j.it ift.t ajfcmd.'nt to jt. ln, M..it ul. 1 Will ito. nintit'Slly ljut He. rMt, ff((g 1 -edition ot !nm 1 t. :i dm Mt to 73 rcj of tfle bin 9 i erators l. r.ov wM . nt. Thin npy. pive smm, m B proposed withdrawals. The Southern Pacific Railroail com pany violate,) the law when it trans- .ported from Coos Bay to Portland a imm afflicted with leprosy, econlln ,.o Attorney General Van Winklo, for t.lie reoion tint the conductor wm Ih- jfonned -the man hatl. leprosy, sj) waa Uiso the aKent at Eugene who gold hinya ticket, . mm;. WAS A RUPC WHEN HU WOW WOKLOS CneMMii nC-MMI0 ,TLAHTlC riRt ipvAUUB 1L CAiT HcOll WIUUHRO C rfY TOW THt JIG FIOHT , .li: . . .UELEVEN ::fSL'' ' ft ' A UL!JU7,-;-ia : u:, Noted l-'i;lit IvM it. ' MANll ASSKT, I,. I.. J ..hp ID. Visitors who iliiij, in .m Mi-nsu-m-Carpentier dining hi- "vi-iim; limns" from :i to f on .Monil.-iys, V..ni. .I.iy., and Fridays, aren't lirtnilinj him ;my medids for his . showing in carls workouts. And the finiititii; I'Ycnrliiii.-in ! . i sn't seem to w;utt to uin any. Georges, dnriiif tbf "liiliili.in, Seemed to be doiiur smiii (hiiifr for Whifh he had a K''''at ili -.v.nl iru. before the visitors win li:j:l t-ril i. him so sharply fur ttyin;: Ut kt-ii thj-m away from his camp. De. ranips manacer for Georges, finally rum promised hy h-ttin visitors s.-,. lhe Frenchman at work three afVinnoiis a week. ( The .visitors wciv ipale Jb fe,d. ! however, that .they w.:r t come hy the frind-'ini' m- u:t r i.. I Orient "Ple.ve s-'-v I'm J.-ieli. lie. ,( .... A lael which . .,!,.. Si) .;r The hnv is I!..;,. V, illi r. I .i y a i.l; i c:ni r . f". c '- .;.a:i .1 eii He spilli-ii 1, I e.ne.i;. I'm only ;i Well, ,l:ic!; U; He sl!e,i Fill 'A M. il , Hi.-; lie t, He'll t i - 111 lil . Willi a il. Oh, -lit '., : j IkicI I.;, Hut, wail -i in . la-1 ClU'Iienliei is . lil'y nay Il llloi.S In j, in Ami. Hi Yininc .1 i,. Hut Ociu. uiii.;- !)c:(.i i.iie -cent I'KOl'KSSION AI, III HI !( ! ()!: Y ostsoi'atiiii; I'ii i snns Oil. J. I.. IN'IT.K nut! ni:. "chlMifii a iq. li . i Miiln I (tO. Ili'.!. I'!,. hi. M.i, UiuiuJk Nutitinal I'.uik Ci DH. J. K Mfl'lillltynN - i..,iil;t. l-.iill 4-6. over I.H ' ;r;tinl'- .' ' i ! ! H: n bullCliiK-. r1tjiirn: Ufi-h .1, Mill! rbAldeUt-A, It. tl MX) A I: I'J. OR. Tt. J. Ttl-KM.W. ! 14-15 I'nhiiT-Unt-: U Ku MmIii in. f '.1 aii'V. N ATI' It lib II IlK1 DH. A. N. IAVVIi;i.K chronic dlri.'Kc'H, M' tlnnh. '1 nrupy nnI N.nt in t-i' t h. lilUOtl d l-h Ii' 1 Vwll.-i rtuUft ' In sit') Cltronti llemlH' I t- tll, S'll I in.!-, i:..vv"l AotantlcltH. .! 1 1 1. Trq.iblw; all MnI ( eaut3 surcf'Tsrul! ti-'a Malu 80H. iluom r 2, floor t!oolllK itt!i- , --I Ttitaire. irrM-t in.-u tn.,110 to k uj p. ui. ' free. AmH?eri . ".. ... . ', :t. a, ti .v ile H!r . 1" COTMHAN A KhBt:llMfH-;n i'o4:brt-n and t " -Itiii i: !..'Thn turnva. U tjiAij.Jo N&iU'it buiidiua. H. J. QKKK.N, AllornT ut fjc -ttcas Iu all Ht-tf r1 I; 'In t, i CJfflc Ia Oru!ili Nl..nt Uultdlntf. H. J. KTH'HKM. AfturtK-T ' I Prai lli 0 in oil mi: ru-ttoa Sl-53"- 1 fliwi!" N't bauk Hulidlnx. i .r:.-i. ' O. J. Hrl.KU.V atonaj rivll -:( BBta. K'.")m I". Kmnh buiUtln. IHriHTKi'TB I tlratfla Nat I (rand. - Fraterns' DirfrtorT 0 .F, O. Ki.a,? I .tat-m - r-lut j LfWIIt-.M 1 . . ! i Fr.j!.a : Ry MAX IIU.TII i x... r v. 1 1. ir. ri 1 X! A nv is thf . ... .. . ?tt.:t.j- 11 Nif tr 'u caul Mih .... I.il.t. JSa. f;...i ..lu.f I S m ir.n v . ..r .,'o to. urano. ' :'! ..e ; t,"j:xii. i in:1 M. GEORGES "ICY" TO which Georges went through his flints, in which no hexing figured..' Gates? Oh, No! .. Fven the gates were not opened to live viiting party mo that they imiit enter tile hallowed precincts with a little dignity. They either jumped over the. liarhed wire fence lint, surrounds i'arpentier's quar ters or crawled uudeiv the lower strand. Hoine niade the, g-iade . with rase; tin. stouter ones' Indulged, in much grunting ami squirming. .' It was cold, raw and wet and .i -lis piloting tain was constantly Idoun into the bam jn which Oar pcnlicr trains while he was gomg Oir.iuli (he motioiiR. The dismal .val iter may have dampened his j li' liiin' fuy."' iii tin interview; . lie. IV, - . eui.i fined, it'fi true. :ut auilll puueh, nie. ami thai's. nq lie. heMjihl a (lnlllit, lirll-in' JMiy! ni'cly a rirst-.-lafn pup, :i mo el hi nl, heytilltl a doubt, .we . I ii. i In. en me vf slug isr.ic..,i ;i!;d i,i:u heart is stout; iieni iu. iIh winner's share i . sin in his wary eye; ;. a w oli', a hea r '.. ,: .. i ' .-. s. r:.;t; er, "a fi j: It t i n e.ti)." V bel . ., , . , lie luislu- .Jiic-i.t , ,u " (lama's r"t." m 'a ihcre with a mean titlark; l.'l.c a. I i si clan-; I'ie.llt "' '' I iliink, is the reason why; . a ' lir.i. ia' jMiy" nl ri);ht, i in., is a "i'i;..litin' 'Euyf"' "." 'm6 Maltteif i aiki''!,. -ocoi II. C. ham,. V. c. JAKB HH.ST1WK. rlcrk. if. a A. M. Im Krande LeCKe No 4 1, A. K. & A. M.. huldrt rtiKtilar meot- U nm mm nut third b'rldttra at 7 XU t. iu. c.ifajAl wuJcoine to ll Ui- E. R. guyr, w. m.. - A- wil-LlAMrt. fiPc. . w. WAMMfit--Aerie No. -65, iei 11 . ... . ' . . . . 1 v mill iiH uieiiiurrn wniuumv. J. J. MUKCH IHON. W. P. Jsl. ltlltlMICLU. Hust'larr. n"'Wl)MHN OK THhi WUti,L IJI '.imiIh niiip No. 169. Metu t.ver tlr il li(l tlilrd Monday at at(lua umi. All viBitinK uttiKitojra wai- rum. Dtiaa payattle at tha nttic f il..- c)ft h. IUiomih la GraiKlt i.ih.i.tti iank uiiie. R. 'j.'lfiTfHBN. nrst. , . . Ij. th o, -Ia (.Iran do Ldh no. Bbu Iftiyal Order of Uooae. hulda rnular nK- v;ry Weduaday nutit ai Bli'tltlK HiiHdititf. on Wedueadar eveninK Wedueaday eveninK i wehTome. Uvea pv- ande I'harmancy and v SSlr; l viiiura Hlwufi weltToiiie. nMe at La Ciande nl .1. C. Holm D. E. SHANKS, Die. J. 0. HOLM, Sec. h.Mmi'lH IK PYTH 1 AH Red Ormi 11 ,kN In "X:"nZr!K"'TVl nif), t a i. m. A HytiiinD welcome U, all vlattlnv KnlKMa. I'. W. MOIIIIK. C. C. ('. i,. :itAii.M. K. It. 8. voM.rr HKNRFIT AHrV"r-iATMiN uf 1 l!i MHi'iativen, I.m (Irniul! LfOdgti No ?V, V. . ii. .f u. ltdK mii flrat lltiirntliiv al Z p. m. and llitrd Wad trffilay hT tt p. m. at K. of t. ball VlelttnK Ula'ra wlt-oina. NliHA H. MAi'KKV, Comutodef .MAltJOlSlK KATO.V, " " Kotiord-KePcr . K S - Ii., ThipfY No. IS. O. E. H. h -hi-. Miatfd ruiuniunti'Mtlnii iba aao mi J 'uttd funrUt Wdnadajf ut i h iix..ittj. VlaltlDir lembara cordial)' mn-d ... HI'I.riA H f M VH RFYf. W. U KMiKKN'i'K HAiliN, flee. UKIM'TATION WEEK. XTAIN OF UT. iftitaiA if it'p in hot wther fnftst sitlisfyinjf object op any- tn h viiumaiii Any uay uuu ,9 him Xw. He w al -- .;I':(1W Al LA J f,ay?t xCiti(iK Vj ut Ui " " 1'; i lace ( unitiuner Co. Wck ill 'clean C'eaty Hand -th:: your wife osinlly thrrw ,,' in 9 U:n h iirt. If alt a nfT ana iau: n?tj -nnL. s Trrl m'r for th tootorln u ute o ortln the ,nd frln-,e etto; y7 i ardor and. some were willing to let it go at that. . , WeM'l!i( a pair of flossy .blue trunks and; a white athletic shirt, I'arpentier made his appearance some i time after, the appointed, hour. His , first essuy was L the punch ing hag, which he tapped gingerly a few times. Then he took up the skipping rope, ut. which he is some what of a bear, going at the.woifc with a degree of ferocity. He gave his legs- a -good duy's work with the vicious anil rapid swing of his arms; Manager . Descamps occasion ally, breaking iti with ia plea ..to go faster. . r . ; Floor exercises, for which Georget; also showed a liking, was next in Weekly News Letter From I Observer Salem Bureau. ; I SAI.KM, Ore., . lime 9. (Special) Representatives of the public service commissions of Oregon, Washington- ton und Idaho will meet m Portland. !JUne 13 and 14, to consider a pro- posal relative to a joint, equalized Bi-urtiuiB ii rnies uuu urcouuiiiig i r public utilities operating ih the three states. A preliminary conference was held in Olympia Inst week. ' Whether the Orchard Water com- oanv. successor in ih Willow Riv.o- I l.and & Irrigation company, has com- 'aw. , Tillamook 12; Umatilla, 7; Union, 17; .jpleted its water rights on Willow I ' jWallowa, 19; Wlasco, H; Washington, jcrtek in Malheur county in compliance Sherman county ranks first among Wheeler, 35; Yamhill, 111. Jwitli. an original ugreemwit with the all the thirty-six counties ot Oregon ' stale is a question that hu been sub- in educational efficiency over a period The industrial accident commission mitted to the state water board, and of six years prior to this year, accoitl- has denied n. request of Eastern Ore ( which the IxJard has taken umler ad- ing to a statement by J. A. Churchill, 'gon lumber operators for a reduction 'Visement'. state superintendent of school. Kdu- of their uiRiirajice rules im.w iu j- The state board of unpinepring ex- nniiiuT.' will condirct an exnininaton at 520 C'orlwtt buihliiig, Portlaml, b- wuij jui irBinuuuuii ut lit u- ,B ft'ssionul engineeirt. ( I jaws enacted by the 1921 session of .the Oregon legislature, anil which ,were not effective us soon as signed ;by the governor through having the 'emergency clause attached, became effective May 25, the expiration of the ninety-day period following the 'closing of the session, A total of :if,4 laws becttme effective on "that date, none having been held up by the ref- i l': i cm t'liuuiii. ii i.y-eiKni ucis currieu iue eniergeJicy cluuse. Money of the state . irreducible ' school fund cannot Jejfully be loaned n luiitl in irrigation ilistrit ts that h-ts bomli-d, or that' has incurred J other extensive liubilitit'8, accordinir I til lit) niillllltn of AllnHiutl Coiiuml Vui to un opinion of Attorney Ceneral Van Winkle, written in reply to an inquiry ' by (J. CS. brown, clerk of the-state a land bourd. .Money already so loaned -m . , i -.i i i . . l i wdl t be wiUidrawn, but the loans lwf not be renewed. t i V :. . 'The state hoard of tonirol lias I t: .. 1 o. umi'Miiu iMC. (Mill III VllUlltllll Ol , jAtkin a contract to construct an in-ij dufltrial buildinjf at Oregon School for i the denf and to McPhernon A Urban a J contract -to install'the heatitiK system The bids werp $J flnd U41ft2 - pectively. ! the denf and to McPhernon A Urban a In reply to an inquny by Walter H, Fuuna A.vtrlt.t oM.-r.uu fr. M..ll - ah county, Atturney GenerS.1 Van i! Winkle has written an opinion huld- '! i: ti,,., ., fi,:.. i.. i :. ,1 '" iic n in J jtuilawful for an angler to fish with Our Refrigerators Have a Reputation For keuping- food cool, pure find .huallliful witli the k'li.st possible consuniptipn of ice' They are mjurie with walls of .wootl and nurtal separated by air spaces and layers of in-' sulated paper, wool: felt and coviii lil.re xo that they retain the cold air antl keep out the. warm air. They are easy to keen cb-an' and sanitary hi vemovalile. A LARGE REGQN . i . ;v order.' In this he gave particular at tention to his legs and neck ami in deep breathing. Shadow boxing followed. In thi. the Frenchman lashed out viciously and rapidly with both hands, hut the partirurnr feature of this part of the performance was his peculiar gyrating. He spun around like a ballet dancer, hurling himself about with an abandon that threatened to result in disaster for some of the spectators. A few more taps "at the bag and arm and body exercises against the wall wound up the day's work and then he posed for the cameramen To this also ha showed a dislike. more than one rod and line. . I , .. The state treasurers office ha re- ceived a check for $8,000 fi-om the es - tt, nr ii, i..i... ni-. ..r nomah county, the jwyment being In- herilance taxes from the heirs. The valuation of the eslate:wns S'I7 not) The state dog-tax law is being test- ed out in the case of E; llofer against Marion county, which has betvi ap - pealed to the supreme court., Hofer challenged the coostit utiiiiinl il v of the jcatiiMml and financial' measurements mm . .;;:::H,""iiHiijiii ,Minc Our own hoW mailu M old , EmkIImIi l'etiptX as used I They nre very lflii(itis ; (ill 1 i 1' i " J if. tions raisins and cih-rants n . Simdl size 30' Strawbew-y i Ftesh Saturday and Su Whipped. Cream and FriVli as many were disappointed l.V cut IBNT OF SHAPES ' - :..ele.Me...1H''''';'''':!lV''ll''lllu,,.- " f ... 'il il 1M' .ulna i,.. I ' I.i V ASSUKT1 . t jiryfj that "Will please you. FliOM $23.25 I'P to i.ts.oo. iri.Htount' Cor fJk .U hv'f ttm HARDWARES IMP. CQ.'. - : z ' . 5 8 I . r. ' VISITORS ,"""" commission Tor Multnn stopping the men In the midst of the '"ah county, provided by the last leir- snapping uuu leinng inem ne count " pose no more, fearing he wuuld catch ' . . cold. . I Governor Olcott has appointed E B Then he rushed away will, a rt slnfembaCr," " ' '"""' f goo,lbye, dashed across the cowpatel, " " fVtofc.l T"1 "UT'' that .serves as the backyard to the , v , th. t rhi":, "'" .T'"' cottage ...stened into the kitchen ZZ'Z Z'tZ and locked the door. ,Wd of health and the reLy if Carpentier showed he already is ln.th"1.0re'f"!1 ''"uneral Directors' asso. g.xd physical, condition. He has f. JJ"h ' ar 0'lectfvely Dr. F. plenty of sped and his muscles ' , J)tri''kr nnd A. 1). h'enwoithy, both stand out like whipcords. There in,0, ' ul'tllull. ; ' little if any excess flesh and with a nl , , i:..i' ,. i.- ,j .... I he state desert bind Imnrj I,... ... imir uiuie wuik ne couiu step iusi', , . "m eiough for anybody, provided that t Bdv""'"ei.t on application of the his eye is. true and his wind is In , : "mPr l1. '"" ver lake I,- .shape State Capital jaie used In making the. computation. Sherman is first financially leigh'th educationally, but its average 1 ' first. The counties rank as fol- nwm Raker u Honiim in. f-i.t,.L.. i'as, 2.1; Clatsop, 4j Columhiu, 11; ,Coos, 21; Crook, 1ft; Curry, :tllj Des - cnuies, li; nougias. 2N: I i Grant, 2j Harney, IB; Hood River, r,S Jackson, 9: Jefferson, 25; Jose- phine, 29; Klanmth, 24; lake, 10; i' - anc, 2(i; Lincoln, ll.'l; I. inn, 27; Mul- heur, 20; Marion, 22; Mm-row, !1; Multnomah, 2: Polk, 110: Sherman. 1: workmen's rompeusntiou act, In r.nr. .iii'.aiiii'ii"1 .,e.... ....n'1 Inti ""I''11' " ....'. :" "' iiir Pies nee Meat, ' made from the the. late Queen Vic.loriu.' I with ciimlii'd peels, Ins d meat. . . I.arjre sixe 40 Shortcake day Morning. . Made with trawherries. Order early last week. $1.20 whole cake - catise all inside nuris are -AND KIE.4. fa .' . .." , '7Jn kjn.in- ..('ii' .ir. iiiiiiui-i I n',l,W- MuH",y. '-""i" J, Oohlsmith nd S. l Sahiri of Portland have been appointed liy Governor Olcott as members of the tax supervising and Kbiion uisincis 10 Sell secur t es u I Hunting $M5,(KI0 ia 80 cents on the dollar. , , TAXPAYKHS TAKE NOTICE. " As the books of the.. assessor's of fice qf Wallowa county, are to be ex-, perted for the four yent-s prior to .lauimry 1st, 1921, all those who paid, personally to ex-nssessoi C. II AIIimi, Tor the years, 1917, IU1S, 1919 and 1920 will confer a great favor and .naterrally assist the auditor hy Mngl I '"If '" sending to the county clerk 1"1 .ce all receipts, cancelled, checks iig in or sending to the countv c ei i oiiee all receipts, eancelled, check or other evidence of the payment of any such taxes. Hy request of the County Court of Wttlluwa Countv. l)ailv-ft-H."t -. NOTICE TO CKKnirnna - Notice iK hnrehu oiunn tl,n. ik.ll'iwlf ullilerKivnpil hni L.. n....n:..t.i ..j ,,.i.. ' . : " Smith, demeaned, and l peraoim hav' - ... ,,,,, u,.,iiia u( uniuea iv. IS K hereliv nitified n.ur'r.mil,! . are sent the S5mutrflnld administrator, at I .a Grande, Oregon, on or before K .miiln uHuiiiniKttiti , eHtaie- areii .... This monument, erected to the memory of Joaephi Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a combination of claasia nnt) modern ldas Jn monument' work,;. (j&ft.Ctf"l'i'F We have made a profound 'fWOfdl, 'rot Btlll,y of monument building, Af . , ... ful, CALL MAIN 75 Sunenine Bread . Is thejlxt Mini freshest foreud on the market It is tnadeljifl-ft Grande fresh every day and should he Used c'll.sively instead of Portland hivud. Phoniis your order for anything m Bakery Coods anit we will deliver to you free of charge. 0RDEK VOUK STRAW UK UK IKS - FOR CANNING .J.6..SW00GRAS& : U 109 Depot St. CUAHQE FOI six mouths. froiudutte hereof. Dated this 2lHh layof May, 1921, . B. K.BHAGG, Admiiiistrator of te Estate of- Jnmes K. Amiih, deceased; Ply May 2u27 June3-4o-17. rMKkliVl'0() HAI.R The I.. D; V llaihApl will hold rooked food siUelat life Holm Geo eery on SalurlliiW June 11th, a( 111.3(1 a. in, Clljkeu pie a special ty. 6-9-2t DEPUTATION WEEK. JI Right, With Sam. ' quuih r,astu "It Ab. Jnt riie iiinh hst once, ut you. ami let It. irofi. .vouse'unlne whnh wfitennelonn: "hlckuiisia id.lio'li chops. htnorti all Av ., iIiiih." , "Dnt'a de fust time- Ah w 4'nir threnieiisd by pleniire," said' -tni" . "Te her drop." American L.' ,"loa VVeet'tv, . ; .. , (J ; MAI'l.U HVRl'P ' 1 ,Hl'(iAll HVUl I' ' J J ve are' I Iihhi irraib's ot ! 1 u. u.... " w. ! ! i fwitWriiiii I5' eaiu. ayrup and J :HV, iiinpl,l pin In glais, mil iiijimnl . . , . ..flOnj '! VuernV ol TaVlu Hyriiim BO.fMI ! ii'nii ni nil iii'liw ' - Iteauo'inid inapt ll Tltc I'llde .W the orlil, IIMK'r maple J it il. 'all Nyriipn 11 Ilia. I ,uwelHllt KkIIimi and the lieat t i mn.ie. .f, iKar lUteil. . Jiweat. S . . t ;! ?"...: (,'iinili and li run viiieed. . .... C . .. ""far jiymp . , ,w , The PeerlchH. Syrup Co. ' I ' r,nn,4a la aim. In .14U . i vi ii to iiiii u w i i v c iait.ll Intelligent execution.' We Will Gladly Furnlah Estimate! Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company. i502 S Ave. La Grande, Or. CALL MAIN 75 r.n V" m Phonartaift.75 liV mgJVERY , ;Tf,V- i Ml , ,7-- my . m: - w m. ! iii' o e