La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1922, Image 3

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" f mm-.'iI l.nt tin first payments which
"in ii tilu icnuined. the five yeur
. f; l.i)lii.ty granted 11s a result of the
Lj.U ..tr liavinir teen ended, will hilnK
matters to a head nut! there is ureal
f a r ..-), u - p natters to a neau nuit mere is ureal
fl y J I Et lii'j anions the enlightened iiu-
I I I r I C ' - if ' t;i,,ri,', 'i ,lml money many bo
I I I I U J ( f "f 1 ' r P,ll'i:osis helpful to China.
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Brewer has ), n ...
Pointed seen t.irv f.f
film.: Chamber ,if r,.
ceed ;(!!),, i)ii:iv...
Rocs to ,.- Yin If In
tlnn with tlis lntn
initial company.
The executive rn'ii
board of director. i,t t
er organiminn led vli.-n l'r -iA-'it w,,rk.
William llanU-v of Ilm-w ...... I !.'..
' Wshop ami A. . A of i- P lin
llllvl wore pres. in. Mr v s jv I L
chosen fniln se.'cr.-il re-e i iv ' j-J J I
candidates lor tin. pst li.vu:--i. of flUU
The hiircitt of revenues in speak-
h.'; or In- suggestion thai the muni'
amld In used entirely for wlm-a-tii'n.il
work seems to feel that there
are other needs perhaps more ur-
"" a I mid suggests that only, rue-1
third
third
he devoted to education. one mucaiioii, to Hb.
to the diveUnment of in-P1"1 supreme court
iern Patifie n;,:l -slut V:lv
j liam S. liipley of II n urd V.
I int of the o'.r -i:.in!;:.(,- v...l,i
tie on economics -,!u. v. ,i
'Its tut ihdemit.k 'it cxj.eit ; 'vv
j the intestate .ivvmei .-e , ,)!
to make a Wd" am! rcpm-i
the situation, rejoinim-ml, .!
t . lernnre ,as i-.onoinii ally ill-.
" I thin;? to do it j.; ie .nr.". I . a'e
SAN HRANCISCO, Cl June 110. , i.. f t .;s . v. ;,
riank K. Ih-.lin, foimer president Hon limited to the sl.itii. ii:
of the state railroad commision has competitor witieh r .
been retained to direct a "cumpiiig-n nnuiri.llv i.. t'.l" i.. ,
the Lulled Union l'aiit ie 'si.,.il.i ... ,:.,:'
ile.'ision sen- at least ..tis...i th.-i.- i,!.,
IN
r ,: No Such Dog.Gono Thing I
" -itv, c ..mullah Tapei In denllni: with
u'.lnri. my t;riMi ,.,., .ntln motto, "Cave
- i (, i i ci H, l,uer beware."
! '.".' : l '"''tetl Transcript.
K ,M J
SllKfi nd QUICK nolt.f from
A YOWfCl COLD9
. ...V AJ JiiJ CROUP
t f.r C!.ildren ar J Crova Pernn3
luaiies. and the remaining third lu ! itimr the Southern l'Hiific and Cen-
the unveniineut administrative 'ex- 1 l'IIIC railroad .systems upnel t
;.wiM-s parllcularlv the judicial (le-j' W"lf particular, it was annouuce-.l
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
' . MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobile ami tractors
paired, overhnulctd and rebuilt.
Ascetylenu welding of nil kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize piitoiw.
Cnnkihafts, Pistoni and Piston Pint rtroM
fliTe us a trial
D. FITZGERALD, 1tof.
pa'imcnls and thu famine
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bis kaowled"!. of en -dm. i-
nut Oregon, his epe, -.m.i-v in cor.i
nierclal orKanl7.alit..n m-i.r'i no I
Ideas rclali'-e to ki :il-u i.li-. ..lop
"lent. His temporarv aiiiniinnn'.T.i
will last uiiiil a ine:.tim; or di
rertors to he held n-xt im.ni, wl.en
" ey ecu-d lie ill Ii. :ni
nilinent secret. u v.
llreer has it M ntifit v illi
public bodies and i ninm. i . o- -Itnlilzali.ms
lor :. iiiiialu r i.f warn.
Vlr a time durinc th- I . '.ij. iii. ;
tlevelo pm. ..it in th,. lies, hr I, . ; , nn
Iry he was a hanker in t(l.:lm,..t.l.
1. liter he was iiiii.inuiT t f t!r. r.re
gon Develilpini.nt liacue. I'.i' !. i", 'n i
whii'h he was uiinacer of lli. fed
eral fn nil help bureau of. nr.". on
dui'lne. the war. For I lie he t m o
'years he has been with i:u ..,(..
nu inner, lie inn i.lso 1 n ptoeii-
nent m the Oreirou irri.u.n
Kress and is an authority mi l
problems.
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INDERfiHTY TO
BE PUT TB OSEj
I lV . S;i)vil( lcl Pr'H.-,)
SVDX1.V, X. S. W June
Th - tnys of H. M. A. S. Austrulfu,
l'or.;nM'. finish!) of thn ('oniiiion
Navy. arf numbered and sho
will he k(t:ikmI, in at't-or dance with
t !u W'jisbiniitou fonf voin-e aKrec
i!i"nt. afiir a linroif career. She
ori.'iiKilly cost ;,ti(iO,0)Ml pounds and
tjuinjiUMU for lu-r North Sea ser
n' involved hnndredtt of tliouHiiiulH
if pounds a'lilitiona).
l-'ear of the Australia's 1 2-Inch
mis k pt the (ierntan Pacific fleet
! rr'ii lati in Uiii iiiiy attack on Ans-
. tr;ili;ni ports duritiK the world war.
ordin j;to naval experts.
relh T' yestrrday by h reef C. Athearn, Wesl-
ern counsel xr the u 1110:1 rac.i ic
Huilioad company. Devlin imn-d a
:;tati ment today which said in part:
"It is not a new thing to have nit
old and established r.iilioail f ijcht to
ktep a competitor which it fears n it
of its teiritory. With the cvtitrul ot
the Central Pacific lost to the Smith
em Pacific, the Union Pacific wimld
be a real competitor. U is, however,
very unusual and startling to find,
that apparently the first impression j
of the communit" upon the annou.u'e
meitt of a possible competitor of (ht
() j tr.XI.-LIHH pivnin in in: wmr 111
U1UI Ml.
"lu view of the fact that the Unit
ed States supremo court, after thor-,
outfb consideration declared the tav.
to be in favor of the separatinn of (
the Central Pacific from the Smith-'
For
I he June Bride
AN ELECTRICAL WEDDING- GIFT
ALWAYS APPRECIATED
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
lO.-i D.-jk.i Sir,.,!. IMitme U93-W
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbcok ;
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone, Elack 1242 Fir & Jefferson
(.ITICKK KXONKKATl'li.
I.ur
fl'v AssoclfUcrt lTcs)
PRKIXO, June ill.- Tie.
of revenues ri'pcrts that a rerom-
men.-lation has liceu r. ived nom
Japan, (ireat Ilritaiii, ll.dv. I'r.ince.
and Portugal, tit the lio. r in
demnity money, pari.ieiils upon
which will be resume! tais year,
might be nsisl for cducatun.al piir
pose.s foUon'hlK the e:ni,;!e set by
the I'nitcd Stuf s. 'I'he iteetcy lias
already been uniitied in pari for
this purpnse by the rniud si tics,
and thu debt with ltu.,r.ia. Cer
luany, and Austria has ben rtikvll-
ed so thai there lias b.
movement lu the n'lc
still collecting this reveiute to r -turn
the money to Clean in s me
beneficial way. The reitt!s.-ioa of
this d.iit is not by aey nieeus as-
I';:N';i KTON. June .'10. A coron-ij
i t's .itu-v of six men held Special I
A-e-i:. Glenn Unshoe of tin. O.-W. H ;
& N. c.Kiiian.v blameless for llu-jj
ilcatii of l'o Raymond, a transient,' i
blit i by the olficer when he resist-i
11I aricst. The jury report recom-l
rieniled that Hushee be exonerated!!
fur the death of Raymond and the !
district uttoi-ney Inter declared thntii
criticism of Bushee's action was un!
li..,,le
Fire Insurance
a .ninm
r niiMPi'ii!.;
k legal Guarank-a Civero
No need of .mVe no tutu eentirine wurk.
Aak Le fltx' tjle .eliiii t'il . i rc:ihtiL..l.
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I.a (.rnnde, : Oregon
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Policy Guaranteed
No Assessment
L. W. Weeks
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Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day Plione
Main 62, Night
Phone, Main 743.'
1505 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
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for the ever growing
popularity of Albers
Flapjack Flour.
' Makes light.tasty hot
cakes.. Order a Package
Your Grocer
Recommends
Albers quality
Albert
Flapjack Flour
Carefully seated cylindrical con
tainer insure absolute sanitation.
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No Telephone Orders Taken.
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