La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1922, Image 3

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Tank In Action
For Backache. RhaumatlsnT
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Funeral Service Par
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tner, Ambulanen Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main 62, Night
Phone, Main 743.
lf)05 Fourth St.
Lh Grande, Oregon.
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BIG SALARY IS
INCREASED IE
ilrertlou. lln lneated the briliies. '
waterfalls, inlnlndiie canyons, lutein
and boulevards, lie made the park 1
what tt 'Is mid Sun Prtint'lHi'it in.
satisfied. , i
Now, ut seventy years. McLaren '
Ih plumiing n m'w iid.lltlim to tin1
bin (Kii'k, KlviiiR him inori' acres
to plant.
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Music Co. i
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The Home j
of the I
Saved with her husband and children pictured hero when their New
York home burned. Mrs. Angelina Vlrcenza (left) dashed into the tlarn
(or her 400 Bavings. Trapped by a falling stairway, she perished. '
voted to tho exposition. Tunis, Al
tfwrlii, Morocco,. MudiiKUscr. Krenrh!
West Africa, Kiiuatorial VkFrica i'im
the French West Indies all uvo
huililincs, many of which ar or. im-.
usuitl I'hurm. j
Martlles ftseH is n coiiKt-nsH of
nations, in normal tiTiiPH coloniiiH
of varylnK Hhatlew, from tho Unht
yvliow of tiie Monoliait to the
ebony black of the SeneuuIeKo, are
to he Keen la '.he t roots. Hut the
exposition has attracted . Uire
crowds of distiiiKuishiiJl' colotila)
whose bright costumes muk tho
avenues and buildings of the expo
sition even more fascinating than
the uiti?n m in- exhihita.
In nthiiii.iii to tho di .nlnv M
cnhinial resources there nr also art,
machinery, uutomohik iind com
merce halls as well us various kov
crnmeiit lmildfi.gs and a troot de
voted win te alnllscmcut.., '1 h
exposltloa 'v ill cuutinue. ttli Xavem-
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lu-li 'oloiiial Vv Inter-:
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; lspt'cially, Imlo - Cliiiia
Section.
Mir AKttiiflntcil PrfMR)
MAUSKII.LKS. Juno 11 France's
colon i;il exposition' is1 proviiiK u
Kfent attraction to visitors, espe
cially to Americans. The party oT
prominent American bankers which
ceceiitly canto to Marseilles was pur
tk'iilaily interested in the srent ex
hibit from 'French In'lo-Obiua, the
near neighbor of t h a Philippines and
a territory so rich and extensive that
it nliiys a (treat p.irt in INicil'ic
problems.
Kronen Indo-Cliina bus a popula
tion of 17,(1(10,000 as against 7.MHV
woo in the Philippines, and its urea
is about 25it,0oo square mile cr
14 4,000 square mllos more than tho
Philippines. French lndo-Chini. is
87,000 square Iniks laiKor than all
the Jii panose Islands and has only
one-fourth the population.
The chief building the French
Indo-Cliina exhibit is a reproduction
ot the fantastic Temple of Angkor,
In Cambodia. This mammoth tem
ple with lis fine ftetted towt-'ra and
magnificent approaches, protected by
animals, is the most striking feature
of the exposition. In fact it is doubt
ful whether any exposition ever of
fered a more impressive and unique
. building, 'r!,!? temple slands In a
sei-ludul spot, with in nth open space
about it. It is reproduced In con
crete and plaster made in txcellent
imitation of marble. Pagodtis in the
samv stylo of architecture flank the
main entrance and are BiPTOiinded
by lagoons. No fiotail of a lludd
hfst temple has been omitted In de
veloping the exterior.
Within are exhibits of Indo-Chinese
products. Cctton, rice, rulL?r,
coal, hemp, tibmer, wool and vjirlr as
! ot her i aw material yielded by
Ton king, Cambodia, Coch In-China
j and Annam nro shown, together
! with paintings, photographs and cl
nomsi pictures illustrating the scen
1 ory mid varied industries.
Marseilles calls Itself the colonial
capital of the French empire. Ships
from this port radiate to every Im
portant pea port in colonial Franco,
which is nevond only in extent and
wejlth to colonial Kngland, and up
on v. Inch Mars'?iil ks hoa.sls the sun
nevr sets.
In 90ti tho first colonial expo
sition was held In Marseilles. This
was to bo a decennial event, hut
the war prevented holding another
until this year. Thirty-six nectaros
of beautifuliy-wond'! l park are d-
Ry AnaoffUtad Preaii
RAN FUAMJSCl). June 27. San
Franclhco recently rhmiwi t civil
Rervice luw ho that Johu Mcl.ureu,
rained hitid:u'apA expert and creator
of the city's "Kdon," the beautiful
(ioldeu Gate park, would liot have
to retire when he became seventy
years of ego. In addition, his em
ployers, tho bourd of supervisors,
vole! him a seventieth bfctltflny
present of a GO per cent lucttaH in
salary.
Since 1S87, soon afUM McLaren
came here from Sollaml, he h.ts
been park supeiinteudeut, and has
conveited what once was a dreary
stretch of sand dunes Into uu ullur
Itiit wittlerneKs, noted throughout
lite world for Its and beauty.
For yeuis he and his wife have
lived In a coxy Modge deep in a
park recess.
I T lit 1 1 changed, tho law said that
Mcl.uren would buve to go tho pen
sion list and give up his lodge when
he became seventy. Tho supervisors
changed the luw to rear that em
ployes receiving over $500 a month
nre exempt from retirement provis
ions aud, to put'MeUiren within
the law. Increased his salary front
$a00 to $725.
McLaren handled thie big tusk of
landscaping the grounds of tho Pan
ama Pacific Exposition here in J ! 1 1
and tu odd moments of recent years
he wrote a book, "(iandoning In
California," which has become a
standard textbook.
When McLaren first came to the
park thjore were no lakes, lew roads,
few trees aud scores of acres of
sand dunes, lie had Z" men on the
payroll and thought If he could
have 100 everything would ho well.
Now there are some 1100.
McLaren knows icvery tree, shrub
and flower In tho big park by all
Its names. Practically every grow
ing thlug In the big reservation was
4uced where it is by his pn'sonnl
GERMANS STUDY
U.S. DRYLAWS
(Hy Ansoclated Pre.)
SAN H;iIANC!HC(), June 27. Dr.!
Ceoree Michaelis, wurlime ehum'cllor
of the (iiTiuiiii empire, arrived here!
from Tokio on board the Japanese1
liner Shinyo Maru. Doctor Michaelis'
visit to America U to study prohibi-,
'"in eiM investiyat? welluie work for!
the student bodies of the larger edu-
cationul institutions. !
While in Tokio in May Doctor Mi-l
hnelis suffered a serious illnesv
whk-h compelled him to postpone his
date of sailing for America. I
The Arrolite Auto Signal
. WHY THK AltKOI.ITE HU1N AI IS TIIK UKST
I'lllST: ncauie It la the slmplnnt and most rompnet turn nnd
top niittial on the market. Tall light, bIkiuiIh nnd niiiuhfr plate
nil In one.
si:tX)Xt): lleoauae it In the only slBniil on the market whlrh haa
pilot IlKhta In awlti'h In Burins with signal IlKhta. Thin givi-a driver
positive aaaurnnr that proper lK nnl la kIvhii. It almi Ineiirea a
light nt nil tlmea: tor If any light ot the erlt break or burns
nut. the pilot llgbta will not light up.
THIItl): llncauae It i the emleit to Inatall. The algnni (Its
any tall light bracket and the awlti'h la i-l.iinpi'd to uttering col
umn, thua Hllmluntlng plerrhiK ti'iiileia or mutilation ot far
In any manner.
IVH'ltTII: liotMUBe It la a day us well as a night signal,
FIKTH: nerause there la nothlifg whutsoovcr to break. It has
laood the teat ot vibration on the large oil trurks all ovirr the
Rtate of Culifornla.
AUS ILLUMINATING STORE
. A Lively Vaccination.
"Mothi'r. my vuci lmitlun diu'su't hurt
awful bnil." salil a Topi-kH thre i'-year- I
old. "but It wants to shimmy nil the j
tllil." Capper's Weekly. . , !
READ THE WANT ADS!
If C El
SANITARY ICE CO. !
Two Phones !
597-J 297-M
W. D. GRAND Y, Prop. '
Harris Grocery
The Accommodation Store
Call on Us for Your Household Supplies.
A Full Line of Staplei and Fancy Groceries,
Fruits and Vegetables
Also
A Choice Selection of Swift's and) Armour's
Government Inspected Sugar Cured
Bacon and Hams
Don't Fail to Ask About , i !
Champion Flour
ber.
LA GRANDE CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLY CO.
General Contractors and Builders
Screen Doors, Windows rind nil kinds of Mill nnd
....Cabinet Work. Estimates on Plate Glass 'and....
Store Fronts
. Phone 428-J Cor. Greenwood and Madison
La Grande, Oregon
H. P. Neilson and Chas. E. Harris, Props.
Free Delivery
Phone Main 734
408 Fir
Two Ulo.'ks North
of R. li. Tracks
LB! HURT 1.!
'IN ACCIDENT
IJAKER, June 27. E. ('. Spicer,
lineman of the Western Tnlon Tele
Ktpah company of tiiis city, suffer!
a fractured skull aud a heniurrhaKe
of - the-brai nns ' n result oftlMJltur
thrown off his speeder In koIiik
over u crossing about six milea out
of Baker on the road to Pleasant
Valley. Spicer was eurouto to Pleas
ant Vallcry where he Intended to re
pair some wire lines when tho acci
dent occurred.
No hope Is held for hlff recovery
as lim Injuries are loo gorlous.
Furniture Exchange
' COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
.Refrigerators at. Price to Suit the Pocketbook
. ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone, Black 1242 Fir & Jefferson
HIKI.ASKI KIDNAPPED.
NEW YORK, June 27. Ton thous
and pesos are on the way from Mexico
City, into Cuerna Vaea Hill to ran
som A. Pruce Biclai.i, foimer head J
of the U. S. department of justice's,
bureau ot investigation, who was kid
napped by Mexican bandits, it was
announced by 'Jt.iymond Leverinjr nnd
Company, of which concern' liielaski
hi now an official. i
HKSFHVF HANK li RETRAINED.
PORTLAND, June 27 Kederal
Jude;e Nolverlon made permanent a
Unipoiary injunction issued last 'De
cember against the fedet al reserve
hank of San Francisco in which meth
ods used in the collection of checks
drawn on the Hiookings Statu Bnnk
were restrained. He held .that th
HiookiiiKS hank had the riht to col
lect a reu.-onable exchange, on checks.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetable
For Freshness find Price, our .vegetables are un
excelled. Carrots, asparagus, tomatoes, green onions, rad
ishes, hot house hvad lettuce, eablmgc, green pens,
new potatoes beets, cucumbers.
Order your strawberries and fresh country crenm
here. Dome made cottage cheese, best ever, 20 cents
njiiiit. Finesl NHtcd lenf J'otatoes ifl.W) icr lnui
(lred delivered.
JOEL'S GROCERY
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Hot Weather Ready
to Serve Groceries
Ould Boiled Ham ... .
Sliced Luncheon Loaf
Ooteburg Summer Sausage
Fresh .Potato Chips
Ice Cold UudVeis'r or Schlita
Jleinz Pork and Deans with Tomato Sauce
Polled' Herring in Pint Jars
Pig's Feet in Jars, spiced (n bones).
Cream Prick niitl Swiss Cheese
Sweet, Sour aiid Dill Pickles :
All Di'ands of Salad Dressings
Just tell Central Main .SO and you can have
tlilcm dn the next delivery.
Free Delivery
Prices Reasonable
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
Call Main 80
. The Wi and tho Thouflhtletj,
I have many mvirt nrrmvs In my
quiver nhlrli speult to the uUe,
though they neeil un Interpreter tu the
thoughtless TMmliir
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No quep.lnc of orBnnfl: no
pressure; defect ot finure
correeted; a iierfwt founda
tion for your gowns.
This In addition lo the com
forts afforded throu&n the ex
clusive "La CamlUe" features;
No pressure on spine; no cut
ting by larer-s; no plnchini? of
clasps; no digging f stays at
top but freedom, ventilation,
atlsfaction.
A complete line of the dif
ferent models utwaVn on hand.
Trices a..Vu unU up.
Urs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Kit 1T02. Cor. Sprln? Oak
I'hone 323-W
Cool Suggestions
for Hot Days
Ju.4 1 1 io tilings for camping and picnic outings'.
Camp Stoves , 83c
Water Canteens and Sacks .: $2.89, $1.48
Paper Plates, per doz. 8c, 5C
Individual Paper Salad Dishes, doz 5c
15c
5c
5c
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15c
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..15c
Sanitary Drinking Cups, 10c pk., 2 for ....
Fiber Knives nnd Forks, set
Spoons, tin, doz
S ruins, paper, doz
Luncheon sets consisting of one large
ipnpcr table cover, 1 doz. napkins, ii
paper plates, complete
Paper Napkins, nk
Wax Pai'r, jik.
ANDREW'S VARIETY
STORE
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
Get in to the Strawberry game
and get yours now.
J. G.
HOLM
GROCER
Quality and Service
FREE DELIVERY
CALL MAIN 43 .
Chase & Sanborn's
SEAL BRAND COFFEE
is n blentl qf high grade coffees that is sun- to
jtlease you. It must ileus? ytm or your timtii'y
will b refunded.
J. G. Snodg rass
109 Depot St. ' - Two rhOAes;CtMiSJl73h
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