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PAGE TWO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Mmd;i. 'A'imusr 15.- 1!' w w W"W"S-. SALE OF DRESSES I p knsW " i'H mih fa THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo. CLOSING OUT GINGHAM DRESSES Dui'iitf,' this work we arc offering all Women's (iiiiKliam Dresses at KI'KPIAI, KKDL'OKI) I'HI f'KS in order to entirely elean up Hi is season's styles. Von wijl find each ami everv one on Mile at a SPECIAL BARGAIN Hill's Dep't Store j - i yxYr-h-, ' - THROiVINC. IN, j SHOOTS ATHIS hub of I -eland .Stanford Junior Uni versity, will preside at the general sessions. Among delegates representing the United Sta'es are Dr. Henry E. Jack son, president of the National Com munity Board in Washington, D. C.f and Dr. Francis Hulley, head of the federal bureau of commercial econom ics, who is also a leader in visual edu- Porlf'toll Mail Said to TLlVP ucauonai wortt. Among other delegates who have prepared papers on education in Pa cific lands are the fallowing: WIFE AND SELF Jleen Drinking When Deed Committed three or four ycui- uk and a few 'los es of this remedy cured me. I have recommended it to dozens of people since I first used it and shall continue to do so for I know it is u quick and positive cure for bowel troubles." Adv. Western United Slates: Dr. W. F Bade, dean Pacific School of Kelig ion. Berkeley, Cali.; l)r. James A t Blaisdell, president Pomona college Claremont, Calif.; Miss Nina Buchan an, president National Ieague of Teachers' Associations, Seattle, Wn.;! PENDLETON, Auk. 13 Thwarted In an attempt to effect a reconcilia tion with his former wife. Charles A. Wealunrford is lying in St. An thony's hospital Willi a severe wound Inflicted when he turned a nun on himself and Mrs. Osia Weatherford Frederick L. Burt, president Statei bllrnHd on lhe ne(.k r ranK Normal College, San Francisco B. Cooper, city schools, Seattle. by from Kodak Time. Kodak, time is all the time in Ore shot ha, fitrraA, tiituhitm ' 1TIHI superintendent of lwhlL.h t , ,,BlVed was meant 10 Rill her. When Weatherford recov ers, which Is believed to be only a matter of a few weeks he will I be gon: The woods and the fields, the faced by a charge of assault with In- SOUTH MAY PIANOS' STEINWAY, EMERSON, WEBER and OTHERS W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Sales Representatives SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. ff SOLVE PROBLEM TEACHERS MEET JlMiniste fling r Sees Hope fur Set Race (Question in Near Future i LAKE JUNALASKA, N. C, Aui;. I'M uea tors Fi an lT. S. 'liina and Japan As seinlile mountains, the lakes and the rivers are all subjec's uni one whose arti'i tic sense is alive should, by all means, make the acquaintance of Silver thorn Drug Store and buy his films there or, if in -need of a new Kodak, litiv nnn nt ttiAuA cvlrn ftno nur mr.Hnlef th'nt c;it.aPtv.'r.n An.i ctilMrs. Weatherford's home verthorn s is lhe place where you get; Thompson street Is believed, to have your full value in developing print- heen a result of an attack of temper ing and enlarging. of the films that!""'"!! with heavy drinking on the you are eager to preserve. 8-13-tf Pa" of Weuthei ford. tent to kill, the local district attor ney's orfice having Issued Instruc tions yesterday upon his release fri.in the hospital. The attempted suicide and alleged attempted murder which occurred about 8 o'clock Thursday night at at 121. (IAS- -GAS- -f.'AS i READ THK OBSEKVER WANT ADS We are headquarters for "HIGH TEST VELTKX" the gasoline that Same Old Story But a flood One. It.... II..U..1.. D.. C. ......... M satisfies the motorist that cares. Wei .,,' ' .i... lib..' ,.7 which has happened in almost every are installing a "CLEAR VISION fin nip y-u uaii hit mai you aie k iLi n.uft-, i ; t,-- M,,, l,. ,ng what you pay for. Our price ifbeen to)d und re,at(.(, b thouaun(is of GRANDE I M PLf.iM ENT CO. i chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Hot Weather UiHeuses. Disorders of the bowls are ex tremely dangerous, particularly dur- I ing the hot weather of the summer i months, and in order to protect your self and fiunilv a:iinut smMnn m I . a in! , tack, get a hot le of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. It can be depended upon. Many have tes tified to its excellence. Adv. remedy about nine years ago and it cured me of flux (dysentery). 1 had another atlock of the same complaint j Homes For Sale A f.-room modern home, fur nished. Will nH property without' furniture. Best res idence section; nil paving paid in lull. 5-rooni hoiif good barn, i Two bio lis cash, balance e; not modem; ,ood house, 2 lota. to school. 2U0 like rent. V 4 -room house ' not modern! garage, woodliotise, city wuter in yard. 1'4 lots, two blocks to school. $r' rash, $20 per month. A snap. If you want a choice vacant lot on Spring vireet to build on we have two for sale icaf.on able. A good ror,m for hiirlnera, for rent. La Grande Investment Co. HONOLULU, T. !!., Aug. IB. Jap- -The next big forward step in '.he ,.,,,., ,.,, h others fmm further countries touched ! solution of tne race question will come The Observer is buying clean cotton rags a no' is paying a good price Electrical I, t i. k w w Al,.v. ""'rs "'" mriner .ti...,l ,.iin.le for all thev by ' Patific Ocean, in preparation, Sage Hen Season Open I have the Ammunition, Shot Guns, Hunting Coats and Gun Cases. Also Oil Stoves, Refrigerators, Garden Hose, For the Home F. L. LILLY HARDWARE Among The New And Popisluar Books Just Arrived Is "The Flaming Forest." Iiv Oliver CnrwiKid. "Sister Sue" l.y Mrs. Kliimr Porter "Strength of lhe pines" hv F.tlison Marshall "Main Slreet" l.y Sinehvir I,esis Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Commission on inler-Kacial Co-operation, predicted at lhe I-aymen's Con ference of the Methodist KpiscopaV Church South. j "1 say this with absolutely due re ' gard for the friendship if the Negro in other sections, arid with the fulies ( and unstinted griititutfe fur a I they have done in phih'.nthrupy and cducu, tion, in church and state," the Jiev., Mr. Alexander said. "Nevertheless i the nexl big step in he inter-racial readjustment ia tu come from the South, am; the reason for this is pr- fectly appuixi.t. ''I'Vin U,...tt i-DM itrr.n1 In An it flint j what is a givat dial bet er, the-e irt a growing conviction hp re bascl upnn I a sense of justice Mid fair play for all mt'n. Th'n, too, the Sonth has so ; j cial prestige to do this. The social I i mes tion figures largely in the race question. So the South can when i will, take the leadership in interna-E . tioiial cO'OiterHtion. i ! ..i 1,.. . v, smner 1 u- it.-.- tin- .-.Ul.. n... I this leudfrship, with the same sort of ! prii:e and determination as ij. led the I Natin in the overthrow of the rum traffic. 1" j "It has been the universal opinion , of those who have come in close tueh , with the iiii'stion that Negro leaders do not desire or seek social equality. They have asked for police protectiuir J I better housing, better sanitary and t living conditions, better educational I facilities, and a chance' to develop J into useful American citizens with ev- J ery determination to mainuiin meir i for the opening of the Han-Pacific Educational Conference here. Delegates from America's western states outnumbered all the rest Japan standing second with a strong showing. The conference runs two weeks. The visitors were guests a, a ban quet tendered by the Pan-Pacific Un ion, of which Governor W. R. Furring ton of the Hawaiian territory is presi dent. Previously the educators were shown through the 'Pernice PauahJ Bishop museum here and attended a reception given at the University of Hawaii by the regents and faculty of the university, v The educational conference is the second of a series of meetings spon sored by the Pan-Pucific Union. The first of these s the Pan-Pacific Scientific Congress last year. Others in prospect are Pan-Pacific, commer cial, financial and heal h conferences 'Dr. P. P. Claxton, former commi.i of education for the United Stales, is general chairman, and Ir David Sarr Jordan, chancellor emer- 'own social lfe and the 1 two racial stocks. ' "The reasonableness and intelligence 1 of Negro leaders greatly encouraged ' the white men who have come in con 1 tact with them.' The fact that South- em white men and women have mani 1, festrd their interest in Negro welfare has gone far to allay the unrest and 1 pessimism which was so rapidly spreading through great sections f the Negro leadership in America.1 NOTICE To the We nre now om n for husiness. . Henry Funeral Directors 1 r, or, Fourlh St. I'h.ine Main C2 I'l.Vlli: I'.. IMMIItMW, .Maunder. BARGAINS No. 21 A 5-room modern house on Pennsylvania St. well furnished, owner wants to leave, will sell for cash at a bargain.- Price $4,200.00 No. 22 20 acre tract at Cove, close in to town, fine prune orchard, some commercial apples, small house, plenty of water, all good land, about 14 acres In grain (his year. Price $:t.5oo.OO. No. 2310 acres in Cove, welj improved, plenty of water to iiriKutH .and all kinds of tmall berries, and 4 a es in prune orchard, heavily load ed, one and quarter miles from town of Cove. Price $4,000.00. , No. 2;"i 40 acres at Covp, well improved, all good la nil, 2u acres in grain this year, balance in fruit. CommereiiU apples, prunes, a ml small berries, all heavily loaded. No. 2(1 5 room h'juse on First and ' Jeff e -son. modern, one block off Adnms. nice lawn and trees, ami good garden spot In the rear. Price $4,200.00. C. J. Black Co. ( Realtors) .NKW KOI.KY l.n f.rniide HI.IH1. Oregon Supplies FoThe Home A FULL STOCK OF TOASTERS, DRILLS, PERCO LATORS, CHAFFING DISHES, ETC. WHY HEAT UP A MASS OF IRON, LIKE A STOVE, AM) THE HOUSE RESIDES, THESE HOT DAYS TO i'REI'ARE LUNCH WHEN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES OF NEAT DE SIGN AND GIVING OFF CONCENTRATED HEAT ARE WITHIN EASY REACH? COME IN AND SEE US CREDIT IS GOOD. USE IT. ABOUT TL'EM. YOL'R Eastern Oregon Light & Power.. Company HUM H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. F.l.IXTinc.M, COVl'WACTOKS House Wiring and Repaiiing a Specialty We Carry a Complote Line of Electrical Goods and Can Supply Your Every Need As for j.iiees and (pmlity there are none hetter 10: I)ejK,t Street pi,olre Hed :i!):U HP mm 9 Wealth Building 7& NORTH POWDER-FARM I YIELDS 50. 5USHELS South I'owpkh, auh. i r. - iry lnd friiiem In tills e-tliin ur har ilnit Iho rff luld In II. hH i lory. Jack B.monls hu a field ehut IhrMhed 4 bushel, to ilie rre and a tieall Held on ih lUrrv Nie plac jrlcldrd It) (m.hela. WR WANT K.GS KrhiNl Sllppliea. To h:ive frvh clean srhtxd lioulA to heitin a new school term la one of the a:lrai-tlons of school day. These, re m.mher, enn he houirht t Silver- thorn a for the opening of the aehooli yenr. Cmi. in early and rot what you need. School auppliea of all kinds, inrludmit tablet, pena, pencil, pxperK. ruler and stationery, can I arcuredA at Silverthoin'n. lir sure that you ml to sc hool on the first Anv nrenare f ODSKHVER j with the proper reqnisitei. 8-13-tfi 5la ' iwr, rAY.'i At jOfl T IMF. ! Iprrcsrrs ! . . .... Ambition and ability combined with a proper amount of aggres siveness make poor men rich. mi s artufcaiyi In addition to these qualities learn the value of a DOLLAR, then form an association with a safe, rcponsible bank like this, by starting a check account and you have laid the foundation for con sistent WtALTH BUILDING. LA OR.ANDE NATIONAL BANKER LAV VJIAINUC , -J(L. SOUND-P.ELI AW T.- I ROGRE3SIVF. .iMLS'IBEk SYvTL'r-: M 1M I m . m VI Ts.i.'- 10 MIL'.. "ilV"" EUERV The new sugar coated chewing sum wMch everybody too. jS P;ppcrminf Jd sugar Jsc!;Lt around peppermint flavored cti enm wr wf.i m ys-'j- srsfttf" r-i ii. THE FLAU0R LftSTS
