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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1921)
1 . 1 .. 6 til I' H i PAflE TWO LA GRANDE EVENING GESERYEIt Siitiinlin . Oi-tnlmr I'1-1 ! I WHAT IS TH' irlALLtST I mMPLA ( "wra win m rLOOK men'.'. " f iH-H-H1.1, lr', J 1st? "",.a.22'iLV.5,T J ..jmki i , ) iff ; r xiM . ; JK -S 1 1 - - f that we've ihiivp1iM' VEHp 1ST ANtiA S.MOK6 VrJTH'OL' tSlJj BUTT 6ET THIS ) li EXPeCTlM' HCTflPPI lllil I IIIIIIIFC 'l"e A, j.i -v ORG - -itr.- itivs tun irf-r: ,w iiu g 1U- f- HELLO MEN" ( Set VouVt fcOT JL i. mm shorty? : , ; llfV::0;ow h'' .v- jrmmffTT 'tV" CBS, I L Lso o,uT?k today y-t DISPUTE AVER Founding dl St. Wiihl 1i, Hiivc )v 'lrciichniiiii Louis N'h'.v lii'i'll Itnlic I he cnpUnn ilechnid anil when il im-f. piiml that thr contmunistK inti-n:l'l ti force acH'pUim'c? the boat sailril In jsi'il on dark nitfht ttml si-api'l. I Aini'rican (fuods witp ivi'il lo tin' nalivOH in rxchaiiKc fur tiicir fur, iv ory und walrus ivory. Most of thr Iskum's noods were put ulmard a .'.Icartipr at N.nni'. Alaska, nnd ;.pnt to Tacnitia ahfiid. I : Siberians Nearly ! I Starved Last Winter! 8T. LOUIS, (lit. H A disputr n Inl . 1 who fiiundpil St. i.ouis has been n'ttli-l SKA1TI.K. Wash., 0, t. 8. Native In the opinion of the Mis:.;K:ii lii.-Uorie-f the l-'ar lastern coast of Siberia are ul Society. The .society asserts Pierre' reroveriue; from a season of near stur lncledc, Krench fur tinder, was the j vation, caused hy the extremely rittor founder, jous winter and scarcity of food stocks liei-ords of the Society show that.''""' fea animals, according to I) Laclede directed A.'usle Chouteau, l l,Viionet., a fur trader, who has rcturn Jnrs old, to land on the site of the d fioin a five months' expedition aloni; .rtty. Chouteau with n party urt foot '' SiU'iian Arctic coast. 'horn I'Vb. 14, JTiis, iicconliuic lo tlie "The t rappint; season was excep. rueorils and Uiclede iiniveil later lnit,'"ll""y poor," Voionet. reported, "and Wu rccoKiii.ed u.s the founder. lhe nativi-s passed the hardest kind of .Recently a Proposition to erect a 11 winter because of scarcity of their llil'luoriiil for rhouteau was discussed, usual food animals. Keimleer herds The historical society announced that Mi'lVicd al.-o, beinjr unable to f;el theii Henry Chouteau, n direct descendant f""1 Ibrouirh the snow and ice. In of Chouteau and a member of thei many cases a many as two- thiids of society, offeied lo pay the eosi f;ihe reindeer in paeh herd ilied." the ineinoi ii.l provided the monument ; Supplied reacbinir the const dui in: would mini' Chouteau as the founder of the city. The offer was declined. Then the descendant had an inscrip tion on the tomb-lone of Cboulia.i Weill. The society declared the urii' Inal inscription irave the biith o ( Imu Mail as 1 7 M iiTid said be was sl ut ,v lilelede. bul in the iccoltmi; claimcil that the bi t ll was rhnnt'cd lo 1 Tilt luukiii Chouitau's ni:e whin be ai uv d here ''4 arid making it appear ("lnni toau was the founder. lloth sides in the ceiitn ftK'd upon Knlher Law fiy, professor of hi lory University, ns the ailoier Wr. 'nther Kenny, in hi-, fi fliil the society an i -ud ant)., Mt re rordi show thul Chouteau'., mom. was born in 17TI und thai if Choutea. HM Ihiiii in 17411 a. luaimaoi.-d b' hi descendants, his n it)-- r - ,.l nui been only seven yeaiH ol-i when be v i liorn. The iitbiler su irest.'r tba ''houteatl be i-1 I'll i It J as a cow.iil.cf (l LBclede. the su m mi r relieved the situation. RrbKlropg Cduse Rainbows. To 1. 1. ..lin e a I ilnl,,, i, i,. ,, i ralllor :elo. bil'bt sun and .!,nk ebnl.ls tbe Inner ahlllls o..ost,. lh,. Mill. 'I lie sun's i-(lis an- lli. n dlxlded lino 1..I..1S i,, ii,,. mi,,, i,,,s. 1,1,1, net b, eiu il II. . sue,,, miomer us a prlsin, or a ti'iniIKiiJ:,r pie,,. ,,f k.as. IIUSI HI lilt WANT .1S r.w Reduce Clothing Expense AN OI.I) S11T KF.MODKIiKI) IS OFTKN AS ATTKACTIVK AS A NKW ONK. MAKING NEW SUITS in nuulp m l ;d rci even in Hit1 niiKivgiihii im.lt it wo (VrKubly low nrii'i's a Tv iro(liict. iTii to economizo, hnv; iV cleaning and m . ilVjre in lliat old si voirVtiiiiicariime mill l'.UI, if you w: to ns for l'l'modi'lii make a ntarvclous t-tiil tlial will adil tone to IT life to the taniX'lit.. business, anil if you want a now tailor AUo perfection of tlift eduction in expense your old suit sing. Vc can a cliange nmch long- The Wardrobe WOOD W. BERRY Dry ClruniitK a Specialty- "THE WISE MAN IS ONLY ONCE BETRAYED" If ho happens to 1H tiurt oncfi whlioiil hnvinp nun nf our goixl Ai'ciihiiit I'oticicH in provid a subst if m f for IiIh pny envelope while h9 hiid Vl'- far- Itut thn wit m:ir Wild hllVH II all Ii iusni Hrm- disahillly - f:i:r vol i iiKirl i U nf all Is lift iiloul and lefol'H his (lDAY SECl'KITY INiVJJANCE AGEN('V, f'lias. II. Reynolds, Mgr. I.n Grande, Ore. This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a combination of classic and modern ideas in monument work. We have made a profound study of monument building, and an order placed in our hanxls is sure to receive faith ful, tntelligent execution. We Will Gladly furnish Estimate! (?en.Cdrr& 7ffemorial.'fiv! mwmm pt'i.i mum i m K I I I I " -l TV I 0 V CSgSOEiKIiiEttSES Blue Mountain arble 8l Granite Company. 1 1502 S Ave.. I.a Grande, Or. ivei'sy finally tence ,1. Ken. i at St. Louis i in the m.u- "I i i-s. veri- WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY OBSERVER WANT AD AN The Secret of Summer Comfort comfortable and than fresh, crisp llX TREASURES BROUGHT 1 FROM THE FAR EAST I I - s ' 1 TACOMA, Wa-h., Oct. .'.,' Ivoiy Atlil curios, estimattsl wor'.'i, lllHI.IKlll, Were obtained by the power ehooner iskum, now on her way to Turonia, in Siberia where she toihlied Mt point snot visited by an Anieiica-i boat for .ir-ven e.'irs. , Captain C. I. Olson, master of th. ' Iskuni, writing to fripnifs here, sa. 1 that when he visited Kolyma, north em Silriu, the rotnmiinist aulhoritoM i demand.sl his enrpo of American if. mils j nd offered to pay in pajH-r numey 'I'hi'i'e's nutliinjr mure cnoliny these hot days'' clot lies. .Mid il cos is very litlleMn Keep gar- nienis sivect ana cican, our modern wash way. lVi'suse, you see, we sell ness -the real cleanress of Id sipIs and crystal clear water and' fresh nil - by the pound. Get our crate pound rate. vl cleai- ibhliiiir You can send everything and yet save money. Have your whole family enjoy an abundance of spick and span' clothes it's the secret of sinner comfort. You'll find it easy to keep them tlit way if you'll let us help. i Have us rend our driver tomorrow for your family bundle. We'll have ev eiytliinjr back ajrain all clean linil sweet in just a little while. ; MAIN 77 THE MODERN LAUNDRY Do Y our Children's Eyes Need Now Is the time when the child Willi weak eves Is i r perlnnelnK llio most trouble For hours, every day and of ten mider arllfleial light during thn evenlnsa, they have in pore over hooks. The ronstant sirain is partieulaily tellint:. Even a iliKhl weakness of the eyes develops rapidly under such a sran Into something nioro serimis. Such eihlren neil glassy. Trnperly filled en-es will lake raie of Vie overload. If eared for now the a':ii"i may be overe.isiB by the tim the child is roll crown, ir not, the lime will sVm roine whi classes will be absnimely n,.c essary and doiilHIess for life! Ii is only fair to the child in Jfrom this if possible. makt an effort tv kiv thorn TORJO LENSES tK If your child On tre bark-ward nl school T.vrl; loaiii in in-nueni iwanaeupB wr smnrini1: inn -t:n;ri .ii; .ensa- tlons 111 the eyes, hive a ronineieni oioiiiet, ,m make an ninniation. Help? i will i thi LENSES iua.s.'i. uiiii iiii.n sucn an fxaDiinautwi win relieve inem from tbe Ire.i. ndo which they are now wnrklne. It will ena thni In in through the days no k ""rain under Kill. II. !.. ..! .h;l.n.,.i v -in il , .t ' inn "- - .. Iull TCIII huivbiii "eiuieiij-iii in ia'ir nniK. An. I, ho.,; ssMior ineir eyes ror me ruriire. (lur K.iiliineui Is cuinpleie In eyerr detail. f all. yon are J. H. Peare 6 Son neglslered OPTOMl.tRI'sTS it: -.SsJJkSs.4. L
