La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 11, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textpaut: two LA GRANDE EVENTA'G OBSERVER m W1 H' W X K n m Showing New Fall Clothing For Boys New Shipment JUST ARRIVED Wo havo jnt rtt--iv-l a larf shipment uf liiiv?-iif-w full -l..iliin. Tliis .hiiiiH-iii in r i s o s Jiliitiit 1.10 1-iiys' Suits t)il iil'IVis a hi varit-ty of pit Hems Jillil stvli-s aiiii all suv at tin- m-v low ivu-c If-vcls. Now is tin- time t f-iit-fit. your Jjoy for s-li ml whilf tin1 s-l-i-t U iiis arc lrond ( 'oiin- in aii'l see IllClll. Hill's Dep't Store IE PATUrQCPUA DA L JU f ill no HORSESHOE EJtf S. i. ntifi,. I'it. licis Will C.ii-jMvjfat.i- !fr Niil iwiial ! t ( -l i:t i t if i 1 1 THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo. YOVJ GOlrwCi TO CAT AMY f"orcr THAN Tl-VT I .! Ladies I You will fiiwl your favorito F.k-p Oroam or IVwrtcr at our stare no matter what liraixl rr shade of jiowfh-r, we have tin-in all. 'Ask to see our P. D. S. (Ycani f Benzoin and Aliiioiuls, c.i'clally good for rough skin, tun ami. HMiilium. PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE COLI'Mltt'S, O., Aur. 10 Kff.uls (are nnnn lo be triml to hrhiM lop. lh- the tlire most expit ur-n,n,' pniers in m i ntti Mtut- in h i lournanu'Ut htrt tu itm-M the hm Ipionshlp of i be (Tinted Siau-s j . Tti world's rhamnioiivliip is now -rlaimd by two mcu, Frank .l;i.k-mi .of Kt.-iion. Iowa, ami Cb-tils Hub bii:k of l.ica?tv. Ohio. C. ('.. iJavi jof rohtmbiiif, Haiti by itiny Hpori .writers who have nwn lijin in 'nii.ii io be th -iiihI of either Jacks m or tiiobbitt, wishes to meet both. Bobbin won a national ton inn iinf-nt hlrt at St. PtT.hurr. Fl;i., last rVl.maiy umb r auspipfji of th. !' N'rtlion.il I.eaj:uo of IIorse-hoH Vy -it-rs, the oldest homes hoe pit-hinp or ganization in the I'nitel Stales. Jafknon a I tso won a national tour jiiament hld at Akrnn, Ohio, las I August tinder the auspiips of thin jleaeu. but failed to participate in (the later tournatuftiit in Florida. Rohbitt, therfare claims Jacltson forfeited the title. j J .irk son has sinre affiliated with j the National Asocial imi of Horst' jSho Pitchers, which was formed In: t iMay at Akron. It will hold Iib fjr t annual tournanient at Minneapolis. Sept. 7 to f. The National Leace rlaiius the National AsBcwiaiioii is an outlaw or ganization, and the National Asso ciation In paid tu make similar claims concerning the National Leap up. Davi( the third of the t r io, al though affiliated with the National Leaeue. plans to eiilr the Minneajo lis tournament nxl month. At the Akron tournament a year ago, Rohbitt defeated Jackson in a finale fame, but Jackson won nut on point Uv(.Ki.VTP 1 (SAT AV-V. X. WANT. "OU 1ini3H T,3 FOf?. TVCr f5vcfvtt"slCl VAOeie AnO 5. PON'T CiCrT A SCANT AT IT ' T't-t- tT'S TlMfr To tvf rMX Thc ?.o? amo Pot id Cat out i"A 1 H GOLFERS SELECT OK, that t----g--ZI3 xo-R sevr- THE PC-I-TIDN'T cone -t.is evcuiNCl1,! ij i I r ) RNu 1 MEETING PLAC Hcst Course in Middle. ' Said to lie ( 'aiisc of The Selection MEXICO PUTS TABOO ON FREE GASOLINE Ice Cream Soda Di .covered As Result Heavy 'Storm Says Man Inventing it IiKTKOIT, Mi.h., Au(f. 11 A sum mer thuiuier shower -II yeuoti ugo re-j suited in the 'invvntHtn'' , uf the irt?i ru'itm sodu, arcimltiiK lo U'Ved San-; drra, jr., of Detroit, wIiij.-h Kraml l jiiilish father, Kred SunderH, rlailtiil the dis tini'tioit of having uisrovenikl this Am eriean in.stitution. Speaking of hi.s trundfa-lher's (lis covery, Mr. 5anul'r jaiu: BRITISH KICK ON II TAX Producers AVant Send 'l,xiluiH liiiort '1 hit v Free i LONDON. Au. 11 A letier pro Krt'v veur ncr. the Amtrlcan neo-1 '"" P'nHl proposed Ameri pie r-K-i"-'! ivemum mui-h as tne!C!in im',f'M l3X "P0" mo,ion Pir,ure lilv that could nut I paicted. At ,.fllln!, as "lhiW''R and detrimen- j that time they 'took it straight.' Syr- 11,1 1,lP international intrchanpe ups were in general use in drink con-J"' " iH appearen in a receni i-octions but the ice cream .si.ndae ano':8"1 ,,f i-ondon Times ainpd by 1C Rtftish film producii who ap- ( arbonated water was used by the ( ponded their sipnatnrps to the let una dispensers in a popular drinnlter as nieinhers of the Britinh Pro known as sweet cream Mda. Its chief ; dneerrt' Comniittee of ihe Incorpor inredient was sweet cram( ditet't ! ated Association of KfnmaiOKraph Steamer Golden Gate Hits the Rocks Near Cristobol, Is Report MEXICO CITY, July 28. (By Mail.) Tfee Mexican government, by refusing i tee ttrs, repaii ( and n ai jg ervii-e lo its employ e. who use government automobile L.,.i f,.i ,r .m.ro ikon ci ititoiMui .Ik- ..ver-.l m..!-1 its nar relatives wercunknown hundreiis of thousands will be aved l it the government when army officers. ai forced to purcha their own KaM' unifitn and there will be a still greater saving- when all fedeial em pioyes dniwiiif more than live peso "The ' about thunder, shower that brought The letter declaied that if British my Kraj.!atm:rH iliscovery manufacturers are lo be entirely de- SAN FRANCISCO. Aug aloamer CJultien Gate, ttoni Man chester, Kufclund.to San Fi an isco in ashore thirty five mil ..i from Ci is tubol. It is uwtifd by the Kotpha uf this city. The Very Bt Al Silverthorn's. Soda water brinks of all flavors and all kinds are of the very best value and taste at Silverthorn's. In huyine till rticle nf fnod nr drink, it it well i order to all deDartment heaus tu cut 11. Thvl to consider the character of the place fcieir opeiatinj fotves to t"t minimum that sells ihem and when you do thw. and alter July 1 to operate on tn you come back again to Silverthorn s i tinir in mi- ."iwiii.ii i ..v Oil I 111 IIIM1I 1111 TIM lit I II K HI-eilHH 111 j drnductitiK' u soft drink parlor and Knulish life to the people of America I the storm caused the swet cream he;-,nH.P rall hft oulinn bur lo nre- Cuil the ICrande Employment Of fice for your help. Always at vmir .'erviie. Phoe lilark 8ul. 8-8-tf per cent. These economic-- which, it is under t I ....II l.., 1,. el.r.P)U, are in line with a profrram of rigid", ' , ' . ' ' , , Vft'" "p piaein-aiiy r-ee importatum iwoiiMirated recentlvhv nrei- UIU r ,w Morm pa.s.u a wriuiiiK;0f American films into this country." party dropped in ano my grandlath-J Th(l ,..tliir nlPR lhal lhp 3o ppr er voluntteied the experiment until ; lfnt a, valnri.m (Iulv iB Uaf!tlI upon ne loiimi a suosiuuie unnK. ue irieu several drinks and ffnaiv coticocteil one almost identical with tiie ice cream soda of loday. Members of the party liked the new drink so well that it lvaine popular within a h rf time and soon all dealers were making the sodas." RT. T,OnS. AtiR. 10 Golfers who eitmtf to St. I.ouis for Ihe National A ma hi re CJnlf Totiruamenl to played oyer the course, of the St. Louis Country Club Sept. 17 tn 22 will find every preparation made for their comfort and accommodati.n. club officials announce. Ten emu mittens are at work on detailed plans for the boiiHing of players and puest.' and ffrranKpmentfl for newspaper cor respondents. The course is expected to be In prime condition for the last big event of the golfing jwason. Natural, advantages of terrain make it one of the best in ihe mid die west, and It I being gone ovei daily by a corps of wnrkmV-n. A sya torn of sub and surface Irrigation has kept the greens In good condi tion in spite of exceptionally dry and (hot eather. Among changed being made for the tournament is the lengthiur of each hole from twenty-five to six ty yards, bringing the entire length of the course to approximately .700 yards. Many tees have been hnili up In the rear of old ones and these will not he used until the opening i nf the championship play. . j A foursome of .St. Louis Veteians J who played a test round from rhe.i new tees declared the course stiff i- ! cfently "sporty" to demand exlraor-li dlnary playing for the turning tn of j j a card of championship calibre. Notji only is Jong difvine necessary, th'M': said, hut accurate iron shots are n- quisite for low scores. premium Ivi placed on the pitch shot on nearly;' every hole, for few opportunities are a presented for running the ball up to the green. Rolling terrain places 'i many of the greens on mhii'lun-IJ plateaus where the uiashie pitch j must be held to a dead stop, while a ! number of others, are Bittiated In:' "pots where inaccurate approach-1 shot Inevitable means a bad lie ; Greens on the same level with thci fairway are "bottled up" by hunkers jj which fie close dn' and leave but ait nairow neck over which a pilch and; run shot may be played. i The slice or pull( taking the hall off the fairway, will meet severe pen- ! alty on every hole and in the opinion of those who have played the c;uise. J direction as well as distance will play an unusually important part in the , championship matches. Cigarette To seal In iho delicious Burley tobacco flavor. Toasted It's Prices Ki'usoiiuhlc. Ilrusrs I'resh. - . Silverl horn's i.-' Hie 'liK st,,rP wher you should i;o for all of your drug store needs. His sloel: includes kodak.-, school hooks, .-chord supplies candies, sooa and soda water drinks, besides all of the rem 'ilie.s and propri etary medicine.-', dius, herhs all ruh her ijoods that are carried in the usual ilruj! store. Ilis prices nr" reasonahlo anil the Kooiis always fre. h. thiift inauifurateit recently hy presi dential dwree. The first step was an i he cost of READ TIIK OBSERVER WANT ADS IT PAIS TO Ai.VlatTISK ISM Worthy We li a v c io v e n that we are wort hy of t he public's confidence. Our equipment iy. dinlfi.-d and gcmoid. We pt an our serv ii-i carefully and exi'cute litem coiiiicien t iiMisly. Henry Funeral Directors 1.-.M", )' ih S', I'll .ae Main ci.viu: i:. .IMMKIOIA X. .Ma:uy;er. , I ralifornia peaches for early ennninfr . 20 pouii(i boxes at J .lfi. 8-10-Jt I HOLM fiUOCKRY. READ THK OBSERVER WANT ADS . 4 4- . budget -tern, calling for a careful federal audit. j This vas followed by tho imposi-1 lion of an income tax which is design ed lo cause "all inhabitants of Mexico) to contribute in a -mall way lowui.l; I the national benefits which are ex I ..." " , .. i pecUo to be derived from the cbra- ltr,n 1 our 1 iU" 1,1 !'S i lion of the country's independence "AH that your skill, camera ad ex- I next September." perienee entitle you to" is a headline I lliub.p ilu. deere nil iwrtnns hnvinir Uat belongs epcfiully to Silver- Many incomes l I rom I ive to leu prrdttction of similar work in the I.'niteil States. asserMng at the Fame time that the cost of J the production ' admittedly about ' five limes as heavy ttieie, as In Kng-j land. The writers say that about ST.) mr cent of the films shown on Brit-' Ish screens are of American origin. I LA GRANDE MONDAY AUGUST 15TIL 4- THE TELEPHONE ia a ervunt always at command, that never tires; iiinlit or day, hut or cold, enow or rain, it is always reudy to quickly, cheaply and clierful!y perform tu.sks tliut otherwise require time, expense, exposure and in cases every day, by its celerity, it saves lives Bnd property of value almost beyond computation. if pi' sos nre to he asses-ed one' pr cent t hut all lauoers ami lulirnant-i.- earn ihlf two pesos or less ale lo he e enipted from payment.' Home Independent Telephone Co. ZEPPELIN MAKES COO MILES IN HALF DAY Welders of All Metals TIIK BKST KQI.'UTKI) IN KAST (KK(,ON Cylinder Kegi iiullnj; Crinksliatt IteKrindlng I'istons, I'lslon HiiiK, piston Pins Cars and Tractors of All M.iUca Overhauled Atarhine Work of All Kinds Wc are eyulpjied and mv:ned by cxperti for the iiImivh Murk LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS K. W. IiKhton, Prop. K(M K, July ti. Hy Mail.) -The (iei iiij ii eppetiu " H(Meijvee, ' sister hip of the "Nni dstei n,'' ceded Ut Fiance as a war piize, has arrived in Italy after an air voyage from Kriedr ich.shufen direct to Rome, a dis tance of Out miles which she cover."i iti 12 hours. A stowaway in the form of a (iennau touiist, begogglrd, car rying the customary Ceinian camel i and binoculars strapped over hi ihouldet", succeileil in making a cheaj trip tu Italy air-wise. i h (ii-i man's name was WaiVr Ktdii and wlteti dif-ctivei ed by the llil ian c)tf who had chaige of the Zep pelm, l.f epljiti'ii that his purp. p was tu get a fice trip to Italy, lie vva- t hei ..nn.,'1 nl.-in-.l iiinit r ai rest in mid I an arid when he arrived in Home wa-t hat. trd ncr tn the military police. The "1-t.ideiiM'" U-foi e landing it j : the hangar at Ciampino, ju -t outside! i the city, ciu-Uu around Kuine v. herd all the inlinhitants could get a good glimp of the late-t Italian prize nf( war. It fcl.ded gmccfully in its c urve' nnii made It's none than the yw gen t tally d.w. It is 4o feet long and -dm en by four muter of 'Jiitl hoMe powrr each. It haw a lifting capacity nf H lotii and can make HU nnles an hour '4 he machine was bull' for commercial purposes ami is equipped to carr Tl paengcrs. OHILD IS HTir?T IN AUTO MI3HAT An automobile driven hy E. B Donovan of IVrry, rambling along at a speed of about five or six miles an lu.ur, knocked down the four-year-old know what thev k"1 b' f.m the- OAUKhter oi t.. a. I nanwii-K, All. iiienn return of the print to them. At Si! farmer, yesterday afternoon when the veithoin's vuu -ef all thai is nossiidc! child ran diiectlv in front of the ma for Hnvone to irive vou. ' chine. The child was with her mother ' at the time thorn's developing, printing and en laijntiK work. It is so easy to .puil :i film tn the developing or lo nuikf a blunder in the print, and so many , . orii K. An ite cieitiu .social will be held at I.aiHi hap I 1'iiday eveuitiK at H 0(1 oVlock. 8-io-::i HV.AU OltSKHVKlt WANT ADS. The accident happened on Depot street in front of the L. & I do'tT store. I he little jrirl was not serious ly injmed. She was caught on the axle ami orapped a)out two feet. Ac cording t( witnesses no blame is at tached to the driver. Candy A Fotxl. "i.dy ha hnif in -e pasrd out "f, ihe t-.a-s of unruce-;ty tuxui ie. . i-t c ryw here ret otned for it fiM-d valoe. I'uie iuar cut am a j Urge niiniht-r of caluru--. W'i-n .m ' dy i made i;f pure cine uyar a' rhooL-te it become-. coMi vot i . t d if it food values an I ete:nit b. n " fioinl. This i the Km. c.f ejedy "ha, ) Cain n;Vc at The IVi'. Y-'U can buy it if) Im0' av in bulk. all th l a iraioe Kmp;.a -tient Of fee fW your he In. AIahv. si your virf, I'hone Hlack Mil. M M t f BEAD THE ORSI-RYFR WANT ADS i What Is Every Mother's Hope For Her Children? Sturdy, energetic children radiating health, are a source of pride and joy to their parents. And their ikvoimient depends largely on their food. Children, undernourished and unwisely fed are weulc and unhealthy, and many times anemic. Disease easily grasps them, for their undeveloped constitu tions are unable to resist the disease germs. No food will have greater influence in making yourchildren vigorousand healthy than Grape-Nuts. Served with milk or cream, Graiw-Nuts is an ideal body, brain and nerve food. It is made from wheat and barley. GrapeNttta offers a high kwJ vJu, k4 is as trel:iM u it w haKhfui CkiiAen M 4Xd jb d-4 wiat'Ut e kaA Sat a Alt. duyn fov't pms "71 a ft.-asea" (cr Qr. Jinb &.Nuts-the BodyJWiKtor O GOMINQ SOON America's Foremost Trained Wild Animal Exiiibi-ion 1)DIN!MA1 FAlaMERi i m n i,r i rTi 1RINGI dv' CHA3. FULTON BALL ROOM HORSES i-eiurinj HUlNfclUKSI, AUHEEMENT, KIDU Ever Presented KIDUO, DAHKNIOHT nu urnflmii t. roremost Morse Act And Ih. M.jnific.at 120,000 Cor(soil; Coitumcd, Oriantal SptctacuUr Paasw 3 OrV Double I .nglh Eul to fttf Frtiikt Ciri Herd of Elephaots aid Cimelt 10 ACRES of Waterproof Tenli 2 ELECTRIC LICHT PLANTS Mme. GOLDA wid Hr $10,000 0ANCINC HORSE "Whit Pearl" OAR DE NELL A TMB ROSE ol the ORIENT STEEL 25 FUNNY CLOWNS EvtlM lirqe?! PACHYDERM Finest Horses with any CIRCUS Hundreds of Educated ANIMALS Mile. SILVERS The Lady with the DOVES CHILDREN'S FAIRYLAND Perf.rng Dog.. Go.U Shetland Ponies, Mke. Leayiag Wolf Hopads, direct from Be!mon KeneeU Soy Rlng't BICYCLE RIDIrjG MONKEY "Ttnv" Capt. JLOHN HOFFMAN end Hii Croupe 0f 1L1NGI r .. BLACK MANE D afKlCAli Uoll (ONLY BIG SHOW COmiNC MILE STREET PARADE Two Performances 2 P. M. and J? P. M. -A i .... j ... 3 .