La Grande evening observer., April 13, 1922, Image 6

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VX OF. AXTlf. EVE NINO OSWfcftf
T1ir.1nv. "i.'nvll 13. 192
PH BOY
DIES III SOUTH:
(Spi-Wiil to Tim Olmi-rvi-rl
JOSIOl'll, Aid m. Hi'ffl. I" I'hmr
nix, Arizona, Tiu-mlay, April I, John
II. '.Murray, oldMit eon of Mi', ami
Mt-K. l-'rank Mill'ray, (if ilnm-ph, Oii--((iil.
John Murr-iy wan a Junior In
llin Jiwli liluli school tthcii In
January, li" wan Hti-irkm
Willi tin- fill. II wan found montlm
latnr Hint Ilia Inns:-! win i.ITim-I.-iI
mill do went to a Kanllaiiuiii at
lliilitl'ul parly to a iniiinln'r of h'-r
Hinall friiMidK.
Ida KIiWh frli'llilH fcnvi- Iter li
il n.salil. Hlli'j;i'li- parly l'riilay hIkIM
tint holm- of lnjr iincto, liavht
oil.
,l ih. . lluclliy KicliarilK i-nti rlnlm
thu I.. A. S. Krlilny nf tiiniimii, April
7. It was a iili-.iKant day and a
lara.ii iitiiulx'-r with In aui-iiiluiifi-.
After thu niiwlliiK ' ilollcloiiH 1'i'frinli
minilH were Hi-rvt-il.
Mrs. J. A. Iliuimini left. Saturday
for Vincent, Oregon, to ;o,n liei
liiiHlianil. Ito lias lin-n llioro noiuu
limit. Mr. and Mrs. .lean Draiiuon
will occupy tlio Ili.'inson lioino on
.Mill mi'i-i-t. '
.1. M. TliompHon,
WASHINGTON
GREW READY
mid hnliy left
I'rldny for a vlult with relatives.
Mr. Jury will Jilu her after hcIiooI
closeH. It III with deep reKtet thai
.liitwph Ijlil.i larcHell to ,.Mr, Jury
after Ilia lno.it Hllccessflll two yeara'
work in Joseph HchoolR.
.MilWiillkle, Oregon. Al ter several ; tviun-i hi I niior na,
innalhx' treatment he returned to somewlwtl llnproveil
Jim;inli niucli Improved III he:i'tl:,;': It
bat when winter came hi- bociirel -Mrs. II. It. Uory
Avorse ,-iinl went to I'liln :ilx. Ail-,
zr.lin. lie Klew heltcr and tl'cn
worms aid aftt-r ian opc-ralioii l-ir
fistula In AiihiisI, JH21, 11,-ver ro
unlned his KtrenKtli.
In March lie was somewhat Im
proved and wrote of omlnu lioinn
bat had a backset nnd failed rip
Idly. Tin! day before Ills death I. Is
parents raid :i imckhiiko telling of
Ills condition Hid tlvi falher started
for Arizona, to reach there four nuys
afler Ills son h id u:i:.:-,tM away, lolin
was a lino yoiniK man, home loving,
studious and a iropnlar bey In
school. Ilu w-,is born In (loiliu.'in.
Ark., May 9, 1!HI2.
who spent tint
return' I hciiin
111 lll'llllll fist
fiiGsra
HIS STARTED
Tideinarsli, how. Itn.-.s Sinyiho or
Hon llnr'nl "will handle the tiller.
All of tlio iiu-ii with the exception
lof Murphy, Inijram mill Shiw, nrn
itrniliialeg of too "Irtish and ''sn-pcrvi-rslty"
sl:ell. i.f Hil.
Althnitufi it was orii.ianlly nn
iioiinci'd tin; U'nwli iimton -('alifornla
ireisatla would be rowij on a new
BKATTLK, Apr. Itounh wat- ,,, i.,unnle t),,, ,.,, Washliif;-
er on l.tiue Wnslilnxtoii. wliero I'ti!-! ti i-I.iiko Union cnn.d, li was said
verslly of WjtililiiKtitl oarsmen lire i tlf, de-lsloii as to what, course wonlil
trulnlliK for th. lr elxhl-oared race h(, U3(J( W(lll , jjriihahlji hii lield
with the IinlveiHity of. California open until 'the California crew ar-i-rew
April 22, has Inli-i fw.-il con-'iv.-B -'Iii-fi-." Mor-i ;i.-cluti:r.i could
siderihly with workouts during Hiejwitiiesii Un.- iace on. the in w oourae,
lust rnonlh mid Coach Htl. Leader ;)mt 'Hiiiuiili'( , hiiut : i o .lid probably
has had little opportunity to finally : , oliialuci on tile old one, accord
select men for lint i-ontc'it. 'inK to Hie crew men.
.. I'resent IndlcatloiiH an? thai. at The makeup -if the freshmen
least three of the six veter.ins turn-' cri ,v willed will lone the Jiuiin
'iik i iiL aro arsured of scats. They freshmen prior to the varsity f-.-imt,
am Captain .Vllki' .Muii.ihy. who will has not been definitely settled.
Hlrokc, the ritii fir the I'lirpY- and SprihK workouts have been iina.it
(lold, Hani Hhaw at jiuni'ner C oar Islactory, accordliu; to Crew Man
and iloh liigrat'a who will pull ntini- iiiiit Howard Mlddlctim.
, her 5. Clarence Maynusson mid .
Jtowland Krance, last year letter XOTICK.
jmeii, nrH boldliik' down seals in tliuj Ntj.0 s hereby Kiven that M. W
.swonil nhi-11 an-l Brke Clark, veteran Kiddle, mlministrator of the estate ot'
of the 11I20 shell, Is row'J.iR with E. K. Kiddle, deceased, has file J his
the .third string. final account as such aniinistralor and
' WnlKlils of tho men have not that Saturday, the (llh day of Muv,
'been Kivi-n out but It Is believed 1U22, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. ni.,
the Purple and Cold will put a heav-jhas been fixed as the time when the
le-r crew Into race than In lust County Court of Union County. Ore.
year'H contest. A tentative lineup jfon, will hear objections to said fiiutl
account and vvill settle and allow the
for tho race follows:
Captain Murphy, stroke; Fred same.
TOKIO, Apr. 13. Tho Japan Spuhn, 7: Ram Khnw, C; Hob In- CRAWI'OItn A RAKIN.
liovtil.n? association Is now. eimniti-d cram. C: Al Sklhciiess. 4: Kd Ciish- Attorneys for 'Administrator.
. SprhiK received another sethat li i In ki-uIiik tot-elher sludeiil teams man, !!; WVb-ht I'arklns. 2; Tat Apr. ll-i:r-'JO-27, May 4.
ft hen after a brief day of fair weatlrj.of v irions schools and colleens to '- - - -
er our flr;it warm kppIik riln turn-j take part. In rowlui; contests by way
ed to a liowlliiK tlillzard Friday, of accordini; wclcoiniJ to the I'rlnce !
evenliiK. Said l)llzarr has blli:ed al of Wales. Ho fur Ins bonis with I"
Intervals since, until on I ueml 0' i slldliiK seals an- ready Including i
lliKht It culminate:! In one itran.l ; boats with ei;ht oars, 1 :i with sl
freeze. No frost nillid you, hut
zero. It's one of those April sur
prises where the 'olthcst jluhnhltaut
falls to pememher aiiolher such cold
John. W'n slitl have hopes though,
because eviji the oldest julrihilai'.t
ea,niiot ri-niember when it froze
oars, IS with lour oars, six double
sciiIIh and f:', silicic icull,'
morn than 12 months each year so U-7-10tp
there.
Koads aro nhonili4tbld, spring
plowltiK inipomilhlu, irardealnt; not
to be thouitht of, and yet we al
ways come out of It and have notid
crops If we don't have too much
of a lrotilh or ir the autumn Isn't
too wet for harv-t-Ht. -We are not
discouraged, ,we Just aro Scli'.u- tired
of Baow and cold Mud winter and
lco and frost and we aim to howl
Until wn get a taste of sonielldiig
.else. We halo anyone that says
tht:-y are having tho samel w-either
fverywhere and then tells nn iiliout.
(lafrodllH or nlfnlfa or such in sonie
favored corner of the stale.
nil go to Canada
. Nona:..
1 I will he responsible for no hills con
tracted by my wife since April nth.
W. II. TUIRNHOW.
KIDNEY IHSEASB NKfil.ECTEIl
LEADS TO DF.ATH.
Diabetes nnd llright's Disease
mean dentil. See your doctor at once
Urinalysis by your druggist will tcl
you. If troubled with kidney back
ache, rheumatism, etc., lies the Wood
en Shoe Brand: Haarlem Oil Capsule.
This old-fashioned simple sulphur
preparation has stood through ages
of use and is still considered above
all other medicines.
(icnuine Wooden Shoe Brand Haar
lem Oil Capsules, (It) capsules, oOc;
full treatment, (I boxes, 2.50. Mon-
l.et's ey-huck guarantee only when sold by
regular agency.
Miss Leoiia llyason celehrnti d her & U. DlUIfi COMPANY.
ninth blrtlid iy by giving a most de- E O Thurs. Adv.
The Reason for ouh Substantial Ghowth
is our . Substantial Service
jj.uiK WELCOME
YOUR BANK ACCOUNT
A 'licrkiiio' Aci'i'iint Tor ymir rccortls
' tlllii cnllVt'llil'llt'l'.
A Savings Account for your surplus.
Start liuililiiiu' fur your i'i it ; financial
illtlcjli llllctlfC.
"The Bank That Takes Care of Your
Interests"
MEMBER 52
FEDERAL RESERVE
wiSsSYSTEM
United States National Bank "
l,A Grande, Ore.
With Marola there is no ' IIOvC
odor or flavor carried from "'vSi
one food to another. After 'u'vA
f 1 frying fish and onions all lll iVJ i
youdoisstrainitandu.se i ' jf i ;
it over and over again 1 jv 4,
. even for making the most 13 , a y $V
i delicate cake. I f f'"'j 'K tiw-MSn
rlVEE, lllu.. rated i-(rH
t Corn Product. Cook Uuok fflJ,' "t"? "ftrl
J of 64 liiB. Write Corn I "fiOtOA
Prodacl. RCnla Co. I , CC,'V Xty.fo
Ctpjttmcnt A, Aro, Ul.l j VVfr. 3.: V v
jW to''n " :1 1
IWrhr.faifiTi?if'fVfr-,riiiin
Attention! Sawmills
We will lie in the niar';ct tliis season Cor sev
eral million feet of pine lunilier.
(loud. Soft I'ine r.oses Are Our Spoeialtv
o '
Union Box Co.
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VteA and recommended bjr Public School Domeattc Science Teachers
This monument, erected to the mpmnrr of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, Now York, is a
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
work.
Ctt. (ZcirT'lV We have made n profound
ffllflEOrdl 7Foi study ' monument building,
aim au uruur piucru in i?ur
hands is sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimate
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company;
1502 S Ave.! I.a Grande, Or.
F. Jasmanii, Manager,
La Grando; Oregon
Telephone, Main 588
wmemmmmmsmmmimmmmmmm
Hams and Bacon
Just From the Smoke House M
Delicious Hams, Bacon and- Shoulders
Mt. Emily Suiar Curotl Hams ...:L::.: .r,!
Alt. Emily Suar Cured Piciiies JSo
Alt. Einilv Suar Cured ll.uoii l?;r1ts ....
IS,-
The Grande Rcnde Meat Co.
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO XT
LA GRANDEJRON WORKS
MACHINE SUOP AM) FOUNDKY
All yjida of macftinery, HUtoimoltilrs and tictor re
paired, overhauled0and Rebuilt. (
o Asoelylene welding of all kinds. e
Cylinder boring and oversize pistorw,
Crankshafts, Tistons and Piston Pins retrroVid.
GItb 09 a trial I;
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
lliffliest price paid for clean, large-nizi-il
cotton ruga.
NOTICE TO C KEDITOflS.
Notice is hereby Riven to all con-ci-rni-il
that letters ot administration
have het-n irsui-iI by the County Court
of Union County, Oregon, to Muttie K.
Cook upon the estate of William B.
Watson, ilereimed, and all persons hav
ing claims against paid estate ar-hi-reby
notified to proBnt the iiinw
with proper vouchers to the said ad
ministratrix at the of'lco of J I). Slat
er, her attorney, in La (irande, Ore
gon, within six months from the dato
nf this notice.
Dated and pulilishe this fith day of
April, 11)22.
MAT-TIE B. COOK,
Administratrix.
Apr. fi-1-20-27, May 4.
CHATS WITH YOUR
. ELECTRIC MAN
Mimie ngiiin, ilnsty lvlth trav
el, theil, hunmy. "Siiiiii'lliinK
In eat ijiiick," ami you tm-n
to the kitilli-n iiiiiki-. A tnitil
ill' tin- uriNt, and tlli-re II Is.
Ilu- Niiine nlil ri-llahli- anil eftl-cli-nl
i-li'i trtclly.
Yes, and It has been there
waitiiis for you all tlio time
you wore away ready to re
spond Imstantly.to your whim
or necessity.
' lienililiess In serve!
Tomorrow you will call up
on us asalii for service, but
you will give us no warning
from hour to hour just what
your requirements will be.
Yet, the electricity will be
there, plenty of It at, all times,
ready to he used In Uirge or
small iitmntltles as you see fitt
Again renillness to serve! .
To us It means having elac
trlclty on tup, 24 hours a day,
305 li days a yeur, whether
you use it or, net.
Have you ever thought of II
in this way?
E. 0. L. &
P. Co.
Hme Sa?es
2E25385SSB
Is money made. An extension
telephone in your placo of busi
ness or your residence will savo
you time and steps. Only a nom
inal charge ia mads for extension
service.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Notice to Grain
Growers
Grain Growers and Farmers of Idaho,
Oregon and Washington Should
Plant OatS, Because
Western gwwn Oats always bring ;i better price
than Kiistein Oats.
ALT'EHS IiROS. AIILLIXO CO., tho largest
users of Oats for Cereal purposes on tlio Pnoilic Coast, al
ways buy Western grown Oat, in spilo ot the fact that tho
cost is $10 more pnr ton. 'Tho tremendous increasod de
mand for Homo Products hns forced tho consumption of
Cereals nliead by leap-1 and bounds. Tnke advantage of this
growing popularity of "VWatorn Oats and plant more oats.
Albers Bros. Milling. Co.
Pacific Coast Millers
The season opens April 15. Are you ready.'
We are showing ;i fine assortment of
Fishing Tackle
FLIES FLY BOOKS
LINES LEADERS
RODS REELS
SPINNERS EASKET3
If you need rod repairs, sda us
Oregon mwm AID Will CO
We Have It
II
Phone Main 58
I 76
Of:
As constant dripping water wears away the
stones, so trivial eye defects uncoiTccted will ruin
( lie best of eyes. v
Let the preservation lie the fjrst law of eye care
and save regrets in after life.
Efficiency and good eyes go together. The latter
may not bring efficiency but litfirr' efficiency Cannot
'tic nsent without good eyes, for they are lliejnain
avenue to accomplishments in all walks of life. The
fnan witli defective eyes cannot compete in the stren
uous litV of this day and age. . .'
'For competent 'eye examination consult i. Our
eqilipiiB-nt is the most modern.
. 0 t)R.W. M. PEARE
o . Optometrist
With
l !0Fr'"
'". ' .;
J.rf. PEARE & SON