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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1922)
TYidny;" April It, 19? EX (IRXNTYn FTF.mTrt "OfcSTTOtliffl " PAGT! THREE . : IMFIS NOW PRDDXIGIBG HAKKIl, Apr. 1 4 The Hay Horse mino on Hnakt? rlviy in a new pio 'liuini! in i ii for. linker roiinty. Throe ours of ore hare been xhip pid from tlio mine to smelters f the Northwest in the pust week. These cars were sent, one to Bait Like, Itiili. one, to the smelter at Tucoinu uml the oilier to DiinkiT Hill Sullivan tmelter nt KiIIork, Idaho. The purpose in phli:int! to the different smelters was to Bern re the bent possible Bettli'.uent for th? ore. When this Is determined Klilp mnts will uncmiio regular to the smelter giving the U-.it settli ment. GeorKe P. Lar.ien. I. S. Metals conifiiny, operatlnj; Iho Bay Horie mine, who is U the city today, lias received tho unelter re port on the car seat to Salt lynke. Knowing the Mry veinht of the v ir to be !I2,I!S0 pounds, and the gross value $2500 for the lot. It has been known for some time that thin Day Home mine was soon to start shipping ore. There are 12 to 15 cars of ore now randy to go to the (smelter while scr;)es are open and more will bo ready for shipping as this, is clmred uwuy. During tliie winter n sMntru k lias been put in from the railroad which crosses the properly and loading equipment has been installed. great anticipation and the Amerirans iveeivel more than a coniiai welcome from their compatriots connected with I relief work lis well as f rom the keep ers of Turkish bazr.nrs anxious to lf-,11 souvenirs to tiieir visitors. One of the ships sailed into the har bor of Constantinople with its hand playing "liixie," while the Anieiicans m the Near Kast Kelicf oiphanages on the wateifront . waved American flags. Tho Amei loans found Constantinople harbor filled with the wnrships of ev ery ration, u country still at war and a i-ity with mjre than l'lfl.OOO refu gees. Passengers of bnth ships took up colltrtions for emergency relief, gave donaiie'is for orphans' and refu gL es and promised to send their win tor clothing to ConstiintinoPlo when the trip was over. . The merchants woro nil excitement over the ariival of the Americans and fairlv nnlled the touristc ii the rector of theshops in their eagerness to a II. borne of the visitors entertained Uear-Admital Bristol, American 1'iigh Ccmmissioner i.nd Mrs. Kristin in t Ii PREMIER LIKE S STORY TELUH (llr AMKorlatrd Irrsii CRICCIETH, Wnles, Apr. 14. Premier l.loyd (ieorge is never so happy us when swapping storics nbotit his boyhood days with old cronies of his native Wales. During his last visit here he gave a tea party to 19 ancient who wore his father's pupils at Troedyrallt school more than 00 years ago. The senior "old boy" was John Jones, 91, who still voi(s as a carpenter. Next to Jones was William Davies, an as sistant teacher under the Premier's rather, who testified to the hitter's handiness with the cane on occasions. Another guest was John Williams, now blind, who used to carry love messages between the Premier's father and mother. 't he "old boys" told their host many stories of his father he had 'never heard before, and all were in' tho best of spirits. Old John Jones made the Dremier roar with laughter by Ire quaint way he told a story of the local indignation many years ago when a minister preached from a text which another minister had used I he previous Sunday. Mr. Lloyd George always tries to take things easy while here, but mem bers of his cabinet and newspaper men seldom let a day go by without appropriating part of his time. Getting up late ' in the mcinir.g, working in the garden, and listening to Welsh music are his chief pkasuies during his visits, and when the '.veruh er is threatening he sits on his cov ered balcoify wrapped ,n a gaudy shawl. "They say," ho remarked on hif last visit, "that I must go back to school in a few days. Tiio.; say I am playing truant. Yet they al followed r. including the newspapes. I wish they would leave me alon ! t nt least a lortnignt; it would hi tettir f'.r them, and certainly better for me." Muscovite, famous Russian restaur ant. The American visitors were served by girls who were formerly memliers of old Russian uristnerntic families who came to Constantinople two years ago as refugees. As u parting gift the tourists sent to the Near Kust ilUdivf orphanages on the Bosphoius the favoia given at tho various dances. been set to ihprnrtV'Ihe dnys bf the ! summer polo tournament, when polo I teams from .Monterey, t'al.j r'ort Rus 1 sell, Spokane and Roiso will parliei- pate. The officets of the pow-r associa jtion are: W. R. Putnam, itfoise, pres 'ident; I. K. ko.-'twell, Hailey. vice mestdent for Idaho; Aleorge i Meyer, Portland, vice-piesident for Oregon; jj. M. Kinknidj Port Townsend, Wash., vice-president for Washington; P. M. Pury, h'alt lake, vice-president for Utah; J. K. Orr, Boise, secretary and : treasurer. ' ASKS IN FORMATION;" WASHINGTON, 1. C, Apr. II. Trade associations were asked by Sec retin y Hoover to furnish volunturily, to the commerce department, statis tical inforniuttoi concerning iudus tiks to tie published by the govern ment for the benefit of business and il.e public generally til him a bottle of Ohnmbirlain' Lini ment and told him to use it freely," says C. P iRayer, Patten Mills. N. Y. "A few days later ho walked into the store as straight as a string and hand ed me a dollar, saying, give mo an other bottle of Chamberlain' l.inl- omnt; I want it iu the house all the time for it cured Wle." Adv. Increase Your Weight lo Normal by 1king TANLAC Tho World's Greatett Tonic . . ' A Karinir Cure of lihcuni.iiit.iii. "A man living on a farm near here came in u short time ago completely doubled up with rheumatism. I hand- )- HOLD MEETING: HOISK, Ida., Apr. 14. Tho li,th annual cniivcnti;n of tho Northwi's. Kloettic l.itfht & l'owpr HHSoeintion will be hcl din .Hoise June 7f 8, 9 and 10 and .'iUO delegates from Oregon-1 Washington, ntana. Ulan anlj Idaho aio expected. Tho dates have : - ?S Skze 7IUIA for infants and invalid V ASK FOR i ' lTJ??IS''VJ!1'.-lMti' -Sir ORDER PICKEN'S STAMPED EGGS FOR YOUR EASTER BREAKFAST Fresh Bluo Mountain Croamevv 1'uttcr roll 7)C the Original Avoid Imitaticm IW-- VH$,-T iSftl .ml Substitute: Forlrfanta,lnvalidsandarowlngl-h!ldren Rlchmmi,mlted grain detract In Powd, Tho OtWn.t Kood-Drinlt ?or All Aires I No CookinK Nouri.Kins Digc?.tiblu ')) "f. Quality- that's the Reason l for the ever growing popularity of Albcrs Flapjack Flour. Makes light, tasty hot cakes. Order a Package ' Your Grocer 1 , ZV 1 Albers quality v - k ..... . . For GOODNESS Use VELTEX OIL Motor- Sake Gas and Netted (ii'in I'l-.tatoes, jier huntlred .. White Diamond Flour, per saek Mvery sack uarante.'d. 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Carefully Mealed cylindrical con taintr insures absolute sanitation. TOURISTS AGAIN -T nfiiin mill muun II nniiPM Ml hi (By AitnociBtea Pr!5 CONSi ANTINOI'I.E, Apr. 14 Americans and Turks .were delifrhted by the arrival here rtcently of two bis American tourist ships carrying together more than 1,000 passengers, nmontr whom there were said to be more than 80 millionaires. Revival of the Ame:'.can toi(rist business had been awaited here with Mrs. S. P. Houston ARE YOU A MOTHER? Heallh it Most Imrortant lo You Reddinc. Calif -I have taken Dr. Tierce'. I'avorito Prescription dur Inn expectancy and found It excel lent. It relieved me of headaclie, backache and helped mo in a great many ways. 1 was ntroi, had a pood appeiite and bed compara tively no suffering. Was strong and wi ll when I cot up and my baby was nice and healthy." Mr.. S. P. Houston. 1104 I'lne St. Start at onto with the "pre ncription" and see how quickly yon pick up feel stronger and better. Write Dr. Pierce. President In valids' Hotel In liuffalo. N. Y., for free medical advRe, or send 10c lor gial pkt;. tablets. arris Grocery The Accommodation Store Will Serve You a complete Line of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES " Fre&a ruis, Vegetables and Farm Produce Cs.ll us for your Poultry Supplies AYc Sell and Guarantee Champion Flour Phone Your orders Main 73 1 Two Blocks North of Hie Ii. K. Track on ''ir St. n ii ili ii in m i l H hi iii ' . Easter Flowers m Kaster billies in each .... sfl.00 to $3.50 Cut Master T'ily lilvoms, doz $.").()() Ciirnatioiif, dnz '.... $2.00 Roses, doz .:J.0(), fl.00, 'flCj.OO Choice lar.ijo Daffodils, doz .l.i50 'nt Hyacintlis, each lioc Sweet l'ens, liiinch $1.0(1 Tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in j f and iiiiis 7")c to $1..V) brists o o Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar BANANAS FOR EASTER 2 lbs. for 25c And all other good fresh fruits and vegetables for your table. G. HOLM GROCER Quality and Service ' FREE DELIVERY CALL MAIN 43 Strawberries Grape Fruit, Oranges, Bananas, Green Aspara-; gus, Green Peas, Bunch Turnips, Beet3 and Car rots, New Cabbage, Tennessee Sweet Potatoes, Green Onions, Radishes, Parsnips, Fresh Toma toes, Headj Lettuce, Hot House Lettuce, Celery, Cauliflower, Green Peppers, Cucumbers, Rhu barb, Fresh Walla Walla Spinach. Kippered Salmon, Fresh Eggs, Phlymore Cot tage Cheese, Swift's Premium Hams. We can pleasei you phone us your order J. G, Snoclgrass 109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75! NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY- LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kind& of machinery, automobiles and trrior paired, overhauled and rebuilt. Acetylene' welding of all kind. ' Cylinder boring and oversize piatona Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pini reirninnn Gire os a trial D. FITZGERALD, Pro. Hams and Bacon Just From thft Smoke Hou.w- PpJidou Ilamx, Eicon and Shoulders Mt. Emily Sugar "Cured Hams 33c Mt. Emily! Sugar Cured Picnics IRc Mt. Einil.v Sugar Cured I5.'icin Backs 18c 0The Grande Ronde Meat Co. HAM and EGGS Of all the 'delicacies that make Easter breakfast especially delightful, nothing is more- appetizing, more satisfying than the great American dish HAM and EGGS Our Swift's Premium Hams range in size from 8 to 12 pounds. PATTISON BROTH GROCERY Call Main 80 , i J
