La Grande evening observer., December 21, 1921, Image 6

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
W,lnpshr, December ?1. 1021
' SKFEOHGE MOHEi
REDDlNCj, Cii., Xier. 21. Krup
tlons nro not llnliln to orinr at
Beu Peak, the .'only wtle volcano
in the Uiiltml Slton proper, us Iouk
us ilio niotiulaii. contlnufts to emit!
tmioko anil Hteam, us It now dolti. '
neroidliiK to M. K. Dlttnnir. m.-.hv-'
gist and authority -on conditions In
Ilie Lassen soollon liore.
. Dlttmnr, known u tho "fiitlior"
of J.uBBon National park, which In
clude the volcnuo und the country
Kiirrouiuli.nf; It, roeeiilty returned
from un extensive tour over the ec-
tion.
The action of the volcano, the
geologist (loclaml, Is similar ft that
of a Hteani holler. As long as Hteani
can escape there Ih not any danger
of an explosion, hut If the Hteani
Is confined and caanr.-i. escape, the
pressure gradually increases until
finally the holler blown up, Just
an the top of tho mountain blows
off if gas and tileam Inside Ir-eon-fined.
There Ib a ureal deal of steam and
pas cominK from the cracks In the
mountain, Dlttmnr jrnported. Hoforu
the 11k eruption or there was
very little ateain emitted.
Se'veTal geysers have made tli'lr
nppeurance since the eruption In
what ,1k known as the Devil's Kitch
en,, one-, of the noted npots of the;
park. In Jho Devil's Kitchen there
nro between TDM and uno active
hot springs, hol'.inK mud craters ami
geyserH within an area of 25 acres.
Some of the geysers force boiling
water several feet Into the air and
eject steam to a height of sev
eral hundred feet.
Boiling waters from the Kitchen
flow Into the Icy cold wit mm or a
nearby stream which hart been nam
ed tho Hivulet Styx. A scenic hlnh.
way Is proposd througlr the park,
touching tho Oflvll's Kitchen, the
HIvulet Styx and giving a view of
the mountain.
KKVKX punish IX HltK
Htv A5ftftclMt!fl TrefO
WINDSOR, N. S., Dec. 21. Mrs.
Henben JohiiBon and her ix chil
dren, aged from 3 to J&, were burn
ed to death Sunday In a fire which
destroyed their home. Mr. John
Son Had been called away from home
a short time before to fight u fire
at a neighbor's house. He returned
to find hlH own home ablaze.
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HAS PROGRPI
ileal nf intercut In lieinir shown in th'.
invent, tho md'i'huiitH of the town put
thiK up oxtra prizes for highest seori'.-i
jn the mttrn.
.Visa l.ulu Bible has returned from
a several months vinit with relutivn.i
in the east.
hluin mihoois will close on i nurs
'day for the Christmas holidays.
COl'HAIts APIENTV
iniimher
Olympia
Oysters
The Lottes
U. LOTTES, Prop.
That Tnnlac is a wonderful medicine
for del irate children is conclusive!-
proven by the remarkable results ac
complishcd in the cases of three chi!
drcn shown in this picture.
iiittie Hlanche Blair, 1f Providence,
R. I.f ukv l-'J, jcaiiii'd 10 pounds; lit
ffina iMeCabc, at right, ae of
hcrantont Pa., Ruined 15 poumls; lit
tle Kicliaid Leary, Jr., of Philadelphia,
who was very delicate, is now in fine
lobust health. The statements maue
by their parents are as follows:
'.Mi. A. M. Jilairf residing at 20 At
v.ood street, Providence, !K. I., said:
"Wtf are just so happy over the
tlii.ttfc TanluC has jnade in our liltlo
ut we cant j or xny enuUj;-b
to ?w our appretiion. She ha
lo.t nearly 20 pounds n weight and
looked o frail and
mother ad I were
ted sick fh er her conn
taking Tanlai
10 pounds, he
ever has been
like a different Rtri
jM is. Catherine McCabe, 414 Bick
ons Ave., Scranton, Pa., said: "The
'flu' left my little Keina in such a
bad condition that 1 huve no idea she
would be with me now if it hadn't
been for Tanlae. It is a mystery to
me how she lived on the little she was
eating and was so lifeless she never
even cared to play with the dolls ami
toys she pot at Christmas. Since tak
ing Tan lac she is as hardv and well as
any child could be and has gained' IT)
pounds in weight. I will always Praise
Tnnlac for restorine our little inrlV
health."
Richard Lcnry, 2.t42 Palcthorpc St..
Philadelphia, said: 'There is no doubt
in my blind hut that Tanlnc saved my
little boy's life. Tor two years !
wouldn't have been a bit surprised t)
have seen him drop off at any mv.
He had stomach trouble and many i
time the pas pressed up into his chest
until his heart palpitated so I thought
sure he couldn't breathe but a few
more gasps. Put Tanlac gave him
back to us strong and well and we will
praise it to our dying day."
The effect of Tanlac on the delicate
stomachs of the. young is one of the
strongest vHid-.-nces of its wholesome
ncss u well a its unusual merit. Al
though a powerful recontructive, Tan
I.ic contains no harmful utgit'dient
minerals or opiates which :de so often
found in other medicines. Being com.
I posed of the most beneficial roots and
herbs known to science it is purely
vegetable and can be taken by the
most di'lieate children, and doe. no,
upset or injure the weakest or most
delicate stnmat h.
Tanlac is sold in I,a (Jrande by Sil
vertliorn's Family Drug Store and a!t
len.iiug druggists. -Adv.
(Rni'clnl to The Observer)
EU;iN, Dec. 21. Kach of the Sun
day schools of the town is preparini:
for its cusfJMViiy Ciiristmas exeK-rel
Miss Mai V Cickelor went to i.u Ky Associated rresn)
(Jrande SundiiV evening. All MRItKKN, Wash., Doc. 21.
' Ih.n v HRbrnok. who has a lotrffin ' , Cougars and bears have been
ni.nt nn Mulllkv tit nhtnin ll.orted prowling In
jsupjdies and e-xtrua for his ctmp a
few nines down the river.
lltlen Denhan; is homQ from Mon
mouth, wherosho is attending the
Normal, tv spend the holidays with
her family,
Orla Koiffef and daughter, Marie
left lat weekfor their, horru? in Cal
ifornia. They have been here several
u.'f)lr vtlt i& with relutivfs.
j The' junior -J "class play given laic
!Sntun.ray niglit was splendidly acted
jam was fairly well attended.
Quincy Richardson, Jr., of the val
ley, wan visiting friends near Elgin
Sunday.''"'' ;
A number i6f local sportsmen aiv
out at practice for the big shooting
match to be held Thursday. 'A groat
section and othrr district ne;:rpIos.- A bounty of 13 paid on
here. 1 each cougar killed, for it estl-
Itecentty snverr.. bears appeared ' mated that one cougar UNIs T.O elk
at North Beach, a Hummer report onjwnd deer each year.
Wllllpa Harbor, Washington. A !o j 1 ' .
comotive engineer reported that bej Our $5.00 window display will nliow
auved several sheep from a bear bvlyou X-mas article. of va.ucs ud to $8.
blowing the whistle 0 his engino MKWI.1N BOOK & STATIONERY Co.
and frightening bruin away. An-
j other bear entered-a pig pen, killed
a IGO-porker and escaped with part
of the carcass.
Four cougars were killed In the
Olympic mountains recently in
'i2-Hi-:it
Kntirely Xew,
Artificial wreaths for the table.
wiiiuuw una auios. wee mem at
cue Cherrya. Klurlls. 12-17-tf
HERRlN&RHODES,Inc. ! p
tUtaUuhH Jt?it
Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Cotton
Miscellaneous Securities
PRIVATR teles nh wlr to all mr
bets Riving us enceptional focilitleb for
executing buying uad selllns orders.
Ve hava no vonnectlon whitfioevrr with
promolionn d, stock tcllinu nropoHitlonn.
All businesB liixidletl in strictly com mis
sion batlt. V
IVrlie sa far ar iMnrLct Rula om
ttocLi and tfrafu.
201 Ry. Exchange Bldg., Portland, Ore.
Mtmbtrs Chicago
j& ifir nir iaL hip a th SA'Vi
THP RFACinM FOR OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH -il'
IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
Just What. I
Wanted For
Christmas
T woikIou. how Santii alwn.vs knows -
just whiit l.ViWit i'or Uiristmas ? Sonic
lmw ho l)riiif;sio tlfc ilit tilings everv
vear iuxl docs The same
J)a(l(ly.
I wont to the- U
Uank Avith Daddy a f
heard 'him tell the man
(low max 111s hank ncc
licst things of lilv 1 om'
guess Jt! hrings Santa, too
luNtd
To All We Wish A Merry Christmas
United States
National Bank
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Our $:.00 wimlowViisiilny will show j. :5' : j ''- " "
vnu X-mas nrtii'l (if. viiliH's up lo $S. I! S&&A?iirJtL.ibrjfviir M ytir SiT'iir 'ifc-ifi. .nt.-jb-jg ' jf . X '
KKW1.1N BOOK STATIONKUY Co j!-.-- . . --11 Lz4:-ju-d f ,4JiPt!S
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bri' THE UNIVERSAl CAR iftliPfeSiiMa
A full B.sli can Irlls Ihe j! ( g Ol .1 Ol
JUST RECEIVED -A SHIPMENT OF SEDANS AND I 111 I VJIJ. V JL Al fcfl. tEtil itlcfSL
n i ii a
l i COUPES. BETTER GET YOURS NOW AS THEY "I I (
i I All'. (JARliV TIIK (IKNUINK
; WILL NOT LAST LONG. ' f E0?S LINE '
H I j v oi-winkssi:k ci:i ).n chests
ll j A? MANY r.E.U'TIITL (ill-T.S IN" OU1.
i riugs uarage 1 bhl .
,11 . ?. fat 2.- IMIIMT.NT OFF OX ALL KLECTUTf
I II V '-I LAMPS '1'IllS WFKK
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ii i -- m rr i i . i rm h u w rm n ma mi mm lm w t i m tu mn h.i u mt mm a
j rr"-.,,.!'; .iXi j HH'If FLOORS OK FIXE FUnXITniH
. -- rrr-r- - ttt-. . .x--.ii. nmi nnn.i i f l
re- day und niyht by John llunrh. Thlal
consldernblo Is believed to be (lie largest bate OBSJiliVElt WANT Al) ft FT I!R.
Olympic Penltisula of cougars ypt tnken In the Olym- RII1.TS.
owners !
ord
rv
Joes our car crank
' hard and creep Ibr
tuard in this
cold neaiher :
If the clutch adjustment is correct,
your trouble is probably caused by us
ing an oil that does not flow freely at
low temperatures. The oil congeals
between the plates of the clutch, bind
ing them together as if your high
speed were partially engaged.
ierolene No. I (Light) flows freely at
low temperatures and gives correct lubrica
tion from the start.
Because of its low cold test it eliminates
sticking of the clutch plates, hard cranking
and excessive wear on bearings and cylin
ders while the engine is warming up.
Drain your crankcase, fill with Zerolene
No. 1 (Light) and forget cold weather lu
brication troubles.
For sale by dealers everywhere and at
our stations.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California) '
for .Mother and
States National
days nmi, and I
nd the win-
brjniji's tho
home. So I
grade Jor each
type
of enmne
mm 3
in snrrioWjidy hinh In
ViihiliU pust to mirn
f i rely and K'H mait
inium lu al nlur. Most
t imotniral ih our lk-nif-iic
I. u mil for fur
iinc4', firriiu-e, hrntrr
h nd cooker.
8r
Northwest" J
AS 150YD Sj
Henry Buil.litt &
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