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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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NEW HEAD
GOVERVOR'REll.l.Y IN AOIIRAT-
KIT()IAY.
In Address, Warns Again Agitation
for Independence, and Advises
statehood.
SAN JUAN, P R., July 30.Cover-
"or E. Mont Rilv it,- .,.,.,;.
fd chief executive of Porto Rico, was
-UiaUKUratL'J todav wilh innnwi.l.
ferenionies tfiid "Irr I he course of his
inaugural adUi-ess declared stroncly
against any agitation for independence
of the islands, which, he said, came
largely from foreigners.
"So long as Old Glory waves over
the United States, it will wave over
Porto Rico," declared the Governor.
Ha continued:
"I want you to be fully aware ihat
there is no room in Porto Rico for any
foreigner who is not willing to sup
port and uphold our established gov
ernment There is no sympathy or
possible hope in the United States
jof intiepeiKtence for Porio Rico, from
any individual, or from anv poli ical i
ut-k i . . .
lne last two great national con-
ventions held in the United States, i
Democratic and Republican, declared,
unanimously aeainst independence for
Porto Rico. Neither, my friends, is'
there any place in these Islands for
anv flag, save the flag of our beloved
,Hf"!,m,?"..C0Untry th? ?.ta.rs a,ul !
... ..p...., i ui-ie never snail De. io
rr ;;!. .l'De-
United States, it will wave oveV P,,f.
Rico. ''' WW
If a majority of the people of ihese '
imuiius iiesire a cnange in their gov.
nim..l 1 1.1 . .." . ?, I
advocate statehood'. Plan to pTice
yourselves in the same condition and
situalion tbnt r.l,t,.l., f.,.i ; m
York, Missouri and California, and "
trust the American people for a per-
this happy condition about, vnn enn
jrmoi at)uare (leal, n you Can bring I
then elect your own governor ' .
own congressmen, your own United
States Senators and then, you can
fully enjoy Ihe nrivileffMS n.l finilu
oi the Liberty of Statehood.''
The days when koIiI was taken out
of Camp Carson In large iiuanti; ictcs
may be revived usain soon ir the
ulans of .? H S:nl(.r nn.i p p :
Maden, of Pasco, WasliliiKton, ma
terfulize. They huve Just been or
a trip of Inspection to Camp Ciirson ,
and expHet to rem pa here abotil j
August 6 tli, to get work on their I
GAMP CARSON !
IY REVIVE!
yTrnnrlii.a .o.1ri111
L4Z. Thir Ph.m- t,nhn .....l
the Silver Wreath. Aat that time
they expect to take a parly of about
twenty men lo the" claims and begin
operations.
pkaiu-j ix roin i.wi)
''While Ihe ruins interfered with
harveMting, the work Is now starting
and the prospects are goad." said
J. II. Peare jeweler of Ia Grande,
who was in Portland yesterday on
his way to San Francisco. Once up-i
on a lime Mr. Peare was the fastes! .
foot racer In eastern Oregon and
just for exercise he would put on a
pair of running shoes and trol to i
Hot. Lake and back. Those were the
days when there was keen competi
tion among the volunleer hose com
panies In the smaller towns of the
state and when the annual tourna
ment was one of the big events.
Oregonian.
FOR SALR
'Touring car . or team. Terms. Will
take wood. J. I). Lynch.
7-2D-21.
"Just" Drug.
Our drug? are JUST drugs in the
sense that they are right in purity
and potency and are just in their abil
ity to treut sickness. They are not
4,jusi" drugs in the sense that they
are merely drugs, but are the acme of
perfection in drug quaility always.
Remember this when you have a pre
scription to fill or when simple drug
requirements come in demand, because
no matter how simple an ailment may
be the drugs for relief must be es
sentia lly correct.
FAMILY DRUO STORE
LA ORANOE.OREfiON.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Mae Marsh
IN
"Tie Little
Fvaid Lady"
And a Comedy of Course
Local News In Brief
.t. J- j. j. j. j.' j. j- -I- j. ..lHom fron ! Angeles
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COMING EVENTS.
July 21, to 31. Oregon Holi
ness as. ociation camp meet
ing, Portland,
Sept, 2U to Oct. 1. Oregon
State Fair, Salem. .'
Oct. 1.'!. Ki.ights Templar,
grand commandery, La
Grande.
Nov. 8 to 18. National
Gr.mge meeting, Portland.
Nov. 21 to 2li. Pacific Inter
national Exposition, Port
land. V
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Wallowans In Town
Mr. and Mis. 1). M. Rounsaville, of
YVullowa, are spending several days in
La Grande. "
Returns Home 1 Returns from Walla Walla
li. R. Smitn left this morning for i John Henderson arrived last even
, his home in Haines after a visit here inif from Walla Walla. IWshiiiriin
wi'h llis daughter, Mia. S. 1). Sturgil.
To m inion In lis Aiiu'cu-h XN
A. li. Blood and wife will leave
f"r Los Anseles. Monday, August 1,
where they will spend a llilrty-ila
vacation. - . . .
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n,.. Visliing
Miss .eld.i Crilclilow of Bake,- a,-
rived Thursday evenin" for a we-k's
v'is" "''.'e .',a (i,'al,UM. wil u I
ifity liarruit or tins cn.v.
Leaves l'or Wallowa
W. 1'. Shields, nf Nyssa.
Idaho.
whu h"s b"on ,,a (ilv""" f )r
the nust fcw d"'s 1,'ft th,a mi,rni"f? I
Ion the brunch lor Wallow... i
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Joe Reynolds Returned j
,,ue iveynouis reiui neu nnuiy iiumi
Corvallis. where he completed iiis col
.lege work this spring. Mr. Reynolds
W'H remain here for ihe summer.
ll..re frm Rllker
G. P. Lilly, of Baker, with the
Basche-Sage Hardware company is in
La Grande for a few days on business
and is registered at the Sommer hotel. .
Leaves for Idaho
Mrs. Mary Black, mother of Bishop i
('. J. Black, left last evening for Bur-1
ICY, MMtlU, LU YI.Hl UMULIItTI BTIM, Ul-CI i
i i- l :u i i
u i" vi-t-iv?t virtu wild nit nu
and did friends.
Arrivrd from Cove
Miss Vera Pease nrriverf yesterday
f,,)m Ove 10 spend a few days in La
(JruTidi? visiting with friends. Miss
registered at the Sommer
I hotel.
(;,. ,u (,i'ni;o
H. J.' Hicks, bettep known
"Jimmy," left last evening I'm
Itnudtoua 'I vv In f)ilrfiirn f r tlinkii
is the travelini? nasenor airent for !
the O.-W.
Auxiliary to Meet
'111.. I Anvilinr.- nf tlin p.,.-ifi.
Co-opcrativt. U-a?ue will meet at Die 1
home of Mrs. .1. A. McMillan, fiuU N
Ave., on Tuesday afternoon, August
Ihe second.
i To Live lli ti"
Mrs. J. Kmi:fi nrrjved hime i.hI
evi'iiin ! I rnni Pnrtii nil . whore she
Went to b.uig back her parents. Mr.
Hml Mrs. John Skill, of Porlland.
who wil make this city their home.
froin rmv on
TRUNKS
SUIT CASES
and BAGS
For Vacation
iilways cai'i'y a full
t sclci t. I'roin.
trunks 'art' cedar
Illlc
Our
lined
ninth (in of.
Trunk I'riei
S9.85 to $55.00
Suit Cases
95c to $24.85
i'.ai; 1 Vires
$1.95 to $15.00
- IH( S IUP.I WITH A CClfAUtHE"
11 OS Adams Ave.
Dr. and Mrs. G. 1
ftl..,.a.B 1
, i ... .iita. vi. ... uiKKrin linvf I tj
turned from Los Angeles, where they
; went on un auto tour.
J. t . i " '
Returning to Cove
Tr Mr. and Mrs. I,. V. Miller left this
i morning on No. 17 returning to their
V , home at Cove, Union county aftur a
visit of several days in 'Baker. Baker
J- Herald.
i
Hr from Seattle
.t Mrs. Ada Morrison and son, Wal
.. lace, arrived this moruing from Se
.1. attle to spend some time here visiting
. i with her parents, Mr. anil Mis. V. S.
... Rogers.
r.igin reopie in Town
jess irum, promini.nt realtor- of
(Elgin, and R. L. Shoemaker, cashier
V thlf 'io"al Bank, were vis-
itora in La Grande lust evening on
I business.
, where he has been for the past week
, visiting with his cousins,
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Here from Wallr Va!Ia
1. N. Church, of Walla Walla, Wn.,
a prominent stock man of that coun
try, is in La Grande for a few days
on business. Mr. Church is stopping
at the Sommer hotel.'
ISrout Meet Tonight-
At seven-thirty this evening in the
. m. a., troop No. 2 of Boy
I Scouts will meet for the purpose of
i making final arrangements for the
camping trip to be taken two weeks
""'"K AuKust sixtl-
HeOuns Hume
Miss 13. L Krans lel't Ink', evnnlng
Tor Spokano and D.ivA.np-irt, Wash
iiiglon, whore she wll' v.sii before
going to her homo in Lnng Iloiich,
California Miss Ki-an lias been
visiling fi lends in Joi.-i h.
Iteturii l'rom Porlland 1
County Judge U. C. Couch, Dis
trict Attorney Kd Wright,' County
Commissioners Cecil Gallownv and
j p Hutchinson. and C. M. Siur-
gill of the Security Construction Co.
relumed from Portland this noon!
.
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A
minir.ture ornnmenral litrlitincr
pole, such us those raroring Instoll
Ing such a system in the business
section this year would like lo see
used bore In on exhibition In Ihe
Toggeiy's window.
ItettiriiN I'Yom Vacation
C. K. Schtffner, the 'usslstfint
storo keeper of the 0-VV. nriived
home lust evening from a two
weeks' vacation in Porlland, Senl-
tie, Spokane and Coeur d' Alen.
V")" j. Allslilii.
Klmer, Karl. luviI and John
Stoddard nnd Dr. Hay F. Murphy
constituted a quintet of ttnheim:m
that ' beat it" for the tipper M'noui
country this afternoon for an over
Sunday deck ofler
the liinic?nt
trout of tilt ut stream.
Jnes to Knlerprlse
Melvin Windstoek, the motion pie
lure man, left this morning fur En
terprise to leok for local scenes fur
pictures. Mr. Windstoek will work
with Mr. (ioodfellow, the local mo-
tfn picture man while In Enterprise.
- lielurn Home
jl Mrs. Thomas Bruce and daughter,
I Helen, aecompunied hy Miss lielora
Schaeffer and Miss Mildred Murray,
Uurrived home last evening from (Jove,
I I where they have heen for thp past
three weeks, picking cherries for the
t.Stackland brothers.
I Mother U Improved ,
i Mrs. Harry Last and Mrs. Jerry
J Kimball left last evening for Port-
i land, where they .will meet their mothj-
i er who has been in a sanitarium in
the state metropolis for the past eight
I weeks. Their mother, Mrs. F. S. Iudd,
is greatly improved, and Mrs. Last
J and Mrs. Kimball will return with her.
Draftsmen to Baker
S. li. Morgan and Waller Ttrown,
draftsmen connected with the divis
ion office of Ihe state highway com
mission In this city, have gone to
Ualter for the purpose of checking
and preparing a tontiart for adver
tising.
I VV ill (io to Toronto
j G. S. McLellan leaves tomorrow
: morning for Toronto, Canada, to at
tend the grand lodge meeting of the
lirotherhood of Railway Carmen of
(America, which begins August 8. He
i predicts that steps will be taken to
wards making the organization more
democratic in many ways of interest
to the public in gvneral.
Siarl Kor YIIohMoiip
Paul IteutMr arrivfd V.edn'.(fa jf
from Pektn, III, to viit with bis
brother, V. H. Itf-uler, propiiir of
the Itpd Cro(S Iru srore of this
rity. Mr. and Mrs. V. !lf IIittar
and children, aecompunied by Paul
li nut it. will luvetol uy for a t lire
wpok' trip through Vi l wmone
Park.
Sheriff Warni'' last Katurdav an
peard at the Security Road Camp
near the Kd Mi leu place up ('iithii
ine er'pk. and took Pff lt'a, r;imp
rook, hark to (.a Grande, with
nom brflnK apparatus, on th
charge of 'innnufarturinK Intoxicat
ing li'iuor. Thp prisoner an turn
t ovt to thp ffttral aut hot H lfs.
1'nion Itfpubliran.
Return Home
Mrs. C. II. Miller and daughter,
Nahelle, and small son arriveJ last
evening fnm ('aldell. Idaho, where
they have heen pendinn the past
IMI'riKTItfi blue serge ladlea" suits,
ITino. This for 30 days. THE
TO0iH:l!V 7 2S-t.
Virginia's Gift"
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I ThiB Washington Btatuo In Trafab
igar Square Is the gift of the Biato
:of VlrKtnla to the KnuttHh nation.
In the foreground ar Alias JuUlth
Brewer who unveiled It and Karl
Curzon who accepted it on behalf ot
the government. Ulh.-rs ure mem
bers of tli Virginia deleiratloiu.
month with Mrs. Millers parents.
Needless to say. Buiy Miller was the
honoinl visitor, for it was 'he first
time that his grandfather had ever
seen him, and a good many months
since grandmother had petted him.
To Visit Aunt
Robert Peacock, vounit son of Chas.
Pii,.,.lf lurt. vptterdnv for North
f
K f "
r ii J'l
lit II Ir
I4 fr
Pnvu.L.r Tl.. wi'll visit his aunt. Mrs.H. Arnold, ctiiof of the urniy aU ser
J. Saunders there, and will probably
remain with her for n month or so.
Here from Minani "
Cleorure Koss. a nronunent lumber
man of the-Minnm is in town for a
few (lavs on business. Mr. v oss is
stopping at the Foley hotel.
Moons (Jo to Medford
Mr and Mrs. Harrv IW, Moon, the
latter formerly Miss 'Antoinette Heath, ,
left t.orvalus today enroute to Aled -
ford, Southern Oregon, where Mr.
Moon, formerly of La Grande, has
accepted u position anil will begin his ' sprv(.g ,,' the coast to suspend fur
du;ies August 1. Mr. and Mrs. Moon ' .. .....j', Iulnier noilie. Offi
will stop at Kosehurir to visit an uncle
and other relatives there for a day or
two. They are to make their home in
Medford Corvallis (iazette-Times.
Immheriurii Visit hi Clly
Several prominent I u in her men
were gathered hero yesterday even
ing. C. W. Nihley, the Salt Lake
millionaire, who has property In sev
eral Kan tern Oregon mills, spent
yesterday here, J. ' Vt Ilavenscroft.
nf the Nihley-MinimiiiKU mill tind
(ieneral Maunucr J. 11. MlmnuwKh,
of the same mill, were nlsn in Ihe
city. All returned home lnt tvoti
Iiik or this morning.
Experiment Station M-vlinu
WultfT M. liorc l'fl last even
hig 'tttf Du.' iK, OieR n, . where he .is
to attend hf annual nieetiu't nf the
experiment station which is held ev-
ry year. ai. I'leri-e is chairman or
the experiment committee and this
meeting Is 1 vH t select tri-ds t t
difTi'rent tlilnm thai will grow bi
ter In this climtii'i and Ihat ui !' t
suited here. There nin rlht of
these exp'Timf tlr.l stations tu 'his
state nnd t ! i.r- doln; a w.ii'dr
ful work. I'lotn ISurns ihe rommlt
lei mi i lie e pt 1 1 nifii t ;i rtt tfl w'.!
U,o to rnion Tuesday to hold a nn-el-Ing
iht'.ie nu t then on to Iki nili-ti.n
Old London Bellmen.
Other hell than thine Httaehed to
churches used to disturb the slumber
of l.ond'iicrt. I'rlor to the Institution
of wnMiiiieii every piirlsh bad Its bell
num. who u;ed io Ktalk the atreet all
UlL'lit. At Irietruhir liitennln he would
rlntt bt hell Imnily nnd cry out. "Tnk
enrp of your Are nnd eniidl. rtuirl
tHlrle tu the fMu.r nnd pniv fur lh
deHd." If h met any nuilefnctor. he
run it umeit singly unit I tht ulvltbor
b i m m I h rMie( to bU nttinf itiH'e.
Keal Ire ('ream.
ISy the pint ut liy tho quart. Just
what you like and the finest Kherbrft
you ever tabled is what we are mak
ing sml serving nt our counter every
ilay. Why not come in and lei us sell
y..u a pnrk!iK or a dish nt AI Tain's
PALACE (OM'KCilONKKY
COMI'ANV.
Dunbar's Taxi Line
Prompt, and at all houn.
Phone Main 789, cor. Fir
a
and Monroe . Red 2232
after midnight.
FOREST PATROL
IS SUSPENDED
KAILlJRK OP Kl'KL SUIMM.V TO
AltlUVK IS tWl'SK
SlinrttiK1 of Oil mill CJasoline Oc
vxwh hi Busy Time Wheu l-'ire
Menace is Aciito
POUTLAN1), July 3D The foreai
offtcinls says that the dlHoutimuuicrt
of the aeriul patrol is duo to the
gasoline shortage, which 1b only tem
porary, but they are unuble 10 say
how long.
The patrol service of the govern
ment airplanes operating over the
national forests between Kugene and
Po.iland and throughout the Wil
lamette valley will be discontinue J
for about a week owing to the fail
ure of the government to provide gun
oline for the planes at Eugene and
Porlland. The situation was regard
ed as various, as the work of scout
ing for tires in particularly Import
ant at this dry season of the year.
Numerous tires have .been report
ed by the planes already this season,
although uuiie of tiiem have proved
serious owing to the fact thai war
dens we, re informed by the planes
and hurried lo the scene. It .. Is
pointed nut by officials Ihat the
waste of a few hours In reporting
a tire to the lookouts and gelling
men lo the scene may mean the loss
of thousands of dollars worth of
timber.
' The error In providing the gus'dtd
not fajl upon tb whoulders. of the
patrol officials the shortage was
fo.seeu m plenty A)f titno-and a retjr
uisitiou made. During the time Ihat
Ihe service will not be operating, 1
the base will be moved from here to j
Vancouver, complying with govern- j
ment' orders of a recent date.
Koresl olTlcluls here stale that Ihe
service Is not to he discontinued
permanently but. will resume when
the new supply or government gas
nrrlves. 4
Wlmltt Count Hit
0I.YMP1A, Wash., July 30 llo
euiisii nf ileluy in Die shlppinK of gas
oline Tor government piii'puseH.fi'Oin
I tie eunt, the airplane patrol uialn
liiineil by the ilepurlmeni, of. conser
vation and development for forest
prolei-ilon lias fieen suspended.
'nlifoi'llhl I'lnllCM Idle
SAN KK ANl'lHCO, July 111 The
IJnlled Slnlea forest sarvlce ulr pa
trol was Idle throughout Cullfornia
today on account ot the shortage of
funds to purcniiso gasolliui foil the
army airplanes employed. Major H
vico here, annuuiiied today. .About-
:io plunes were alfecled. Major Ar
nold sit id lie did not know how. soon
the silmillon would be relieved. ;
Ordered- Aearly
FUO10NE. July 111) The
ali'iilalie Dillrol for Oregon
in my
with
headiiiiai lHi's In lOugeno,. has been
suspended temporally on aceount of
a shortage of gasoline ai Hie avia
tion Held here Orders have neen
i ,.,M.,,iV,M y (!apluin Lowell Kuiliii.
, ..h,,,,. ,,f the nutrol, from Colo-
, ,., ,i Arimlil head of the air
cers suld thai gasoline ulid oil were
ordered. In June and expected lo ar
ive July 1.
ml SAVING T( i'AK OWNKItS il
BeKinning Saturday, Juky HI, and',
contlnulnK lr one week, we Will i
wash your crank euse with tho fa--
inous Calol Flushing Oil and refill
with the correct grade of oil, also fur- j,
iiIhIi one gallon or oil ami nvo J
Ions of Ked Crown Gasoline or a J
higher test, all for $11.0(1. This ap- g
plleH to all classes of oars. IJ
KMP1UI-; FIIXINO CO. ;l
7-2ft-4tp. ;!
9d6OttJOO
DAN C E
Old Time Dance Tliinsday
Modern Dances Saturday
REX HALL
N. A. Diselet, Manager
Refrigerators That Save
AT
-il):), Top
",0, Tirp
Top
:1H Side
r 1 Side
No.
No.
No. 52H Side
No. ::n side
"No. ")I7 Side
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W. H. TALBOTT v
GRAIN
NEW GRAIN BAGS SACK TWINE
At WiviVhoiusf. Island City .
La OrnntU', Oregon ' Phone Red 361 1
iCctfr's
Where Your Credit Is Good
Use It
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
Saves Owls
x :.. t
I . V "Wl
fir
A 'V2
The owls on the White House
Wounds will nut be killed. Jimmle
ltrailley,'. youngimt member of the
American Forestry Association, petl-.
ttoned President Kurdlnu- as a mom
Iter of the .lohn liurmutfhHi Club to
let the owln live, on the Ki-ound they
do more Rood than burin to trewi.
The president nsivid.
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REAI THIC OIISEUVER WANT ADS
Our Big Week -End
special:
iLadies Vests, good gauze
High Grade Lisle Vesta
Vt'v fiiiry u lull line of.tdV
SETS, a fit I'm- every fatly,
for every jiiiifw
;
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1 1
1 1
Andrew's
PRICES that SAVE YOU MONEY
leer. Metal Lined, Kimnieled
l.-er, Metal Lined, Knaiiieled
I.-er, Metal Lined, Knameled
leer, Metal Lined, Kwuneled
I.-er, Metal Lined, Ivnameled,
leer, Metal Lined, Knameled
leer, Metal Lined, Enameled
leer, Metal Lined, KnamJed
No. Side leer, Lined with 1'iireelain $(.".(0
No. .r)l"-V Sid- leer, Metal Lined, jNireelain Water
fooler $rG.00
No. !! Siile leer, I'oivel.iin inside and outside, $112.04)
These are the biggest bargains of the ssason, at
REGON HARDWARE
arrs
Beginning Saturday, July? 31,' and
oiiniiiiuiiiK for ona wuek, . we . will
wash your urank cuso with the fa
mous Calol Flushing Oil and rafill
with the correct grade of oil, also fur
nish one Kitllon of oil' unit ft to gal
lons of Ked Crown. Gasoline or a
higher lest, all for I'l.St). This BP
pltea to alt classes of cars. . . ,
RMPIHR FILLING CO.
7-29-4ip.
ANY Sl.'IT In the house made to or
der at $511.00 cash for 31) days.
. THE TOOOKRY. . . .. .7-28-61.
READ TUK OBSERVER VYANT;ADS
T-A-X-I i
For tnxl service and Hveryi ; J
cars for all country trlpsi rea- '
snnable rates; special rate xf
coinninrcinl men. . Phone Main !
For night driver after ii '
. m., call Black 3393.
FORD & GE0EGE ! !
t Oroiion'l Higher. Inttilulion all
TECHNOLOGY
. KiKht ScHooIk Sovaniy Uepirtmentfc
FAIJ. TERM OPENS SKPT. W( W2K
Pur infwmilitfl wrM to ihf ttruiun
Oregon Auriculturul College
15
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LA ROSE COR-
The rifjlit priee
... to $3.35
Variety Store
Your Food
$19.95
Jp25.(0
$30.10
$10.40
$17.20
$-12.-10
...$13.80
$51.80
& IMP. CO.
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