La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1922, Image 5

Saturday .Tulv 2fl. 1922
n L'X CRANDE EVKXTXC OBSERVER
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Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
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Coal Mine Fields Become Military Camps
QUALITY
LEATHERS
.Iilsl received null 'la
ment of ladies' 1'inc.
J i j 1 1 1 I li.i.n's and all kinds
n' leal her triii ds ol' lat
est ssyle; and' fines)'
leathers, j
COIN' ITKSKS '
HILL FOLDS
. CARD CASKS
. "KEY FOLDERS -
AYALLETS
Prices (hat arc li.ulii.
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE
TI1K KODAK STOHK
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Srt'nt-fl llba Ihu nhn.. - - . ' .. i
snv.'y Tui'StlaN. 'I'llt' c;lt Waf
ih (lint in' ilu kiiul whlili Iiuh
lwlU hlDUKllt illln cnurt in tin niull
,ly, ami 1s liUnly to lt lht fre
.I'UlilH'r of others.
. A IVw wei'ks iibo Austin HaiiM:tU'y
I a ml two 'oiiiianitiiK wn roinltig :
:fnmi 11m head of tlit luUn lu a cur.
Tlmy overtook Mi I'nlti on Uih lake:
road ami koiiiiiIimI iliolr horn hut lie!
'illd mrt turn mil. .Mr. II.iukIh'v tlii'ii'
started to ass hut wlu-n lie came,
ahriiast u( Mi". Cole the hitler turn
ed ami rut him nut und llireatened
to furt'e lulu iroiii the grade. Mr.
llauuhey Hnyerled. This was re
pealed tu'Venil times, .witnesses lestl-
find.
; Diseased Poultry
Offered on Market
i POIITLANI). July 2!). With the
liye muiket in u chnutie eondiliun as
'jmiiiI this time ol' vear, shippers are
' shuwitiK I'l1'1' fo-oiieraliou ill IryiiiR
to inipiove eoiuliliiiiis. Tile Ki'ow,'i,!i
late eulliiiK out their I'lorks now uiiJj
shippint; any old tiling to nuirket-
estelday one commission fivlil
iillcnv: the street received a coup of
ieixlaeen hens so far none with the
iroupc that the inspector ordered seven
Jf tile elKhteen killed and this morn
.lK it looKid like several mine woul l
, law lo he killed. The farmer kne'V
the condition of these chickens when
.ie shipped them and should he pun
ished lor atumptuiK lo put toon un-
n.woniT i.. i.. ii i.- ... i KXTKRPItlSi'. .inn- l'i not her nt tor humiill consuni puoii n in-
I'l.llll'll. UlllV IllMI 1(1111
l. i ... i . l i.m iiii. t -. I I.. i ..t .1... .... ...il.nitiad lit ...... L..t
I . i i i ' nJis launcneu upon u new enteriinse, " '-..'. n... ,
llllH! JfacC .Ki(ftO(l In lie that of Klass milking I a" aiiloniolule lor ra:ed travel was Such Practices lis this not ni
W'OM l)V Cow I'onies i The manufacturer has estahlishe.l Kiven hy Wa-le Bller on Tuesday make a bad situalion worse t il
1 ""l('s- here and hee,,,, i ,,..,i,. lr when he .hove from Portland to makes the liuyer cautious and lew
roduce irlass for nutonio Knlerprise in H houi H act mil ulispi-seu 10 i.iivl- m. . ..p.t
ields. It is said to be tha elapsed, time. He left Portland j
fiist plant in the country designed at 4:"il o'clock In the niorniilL. with;
m u J100 mile ride ', h i," .. p.,,.!,,, t.i ' -w. .,.'.. y.-.,, i '. ...in,!
ends! . ' , , ' " I ..Z ; ,,.. " , ....."" ,.'."' ' , . ... ...
Tlirec Hundred' ilile Endur
JZ"G iuJr ,?TTh.' mre, s'l .h" wlmlsh
-'- i Miiiuun uienis hUUtll''f
HENRY FORD IS ilVIAKES TRIP IN
MAKING CLASS; RECORD M
Sprinifs, Colo.
which starts Autrust 1 and
AUKiist (i. Pnrtisuns of the
ilsh, plac their faith .in the
In Car Stn'-.e
Hurt in the new niethnds introduced iti.tin tli.tn tun ln.nr.
il'"w k,".'i'"! ThiiiKs Movintr, ' is playini: u lai'ire restiui; and takitiK meals.
horses bred in the shadows of the! P"' ,J" Uu' V" mc,"""s iiiirojiui-wi- The a vera tie speed for ihe elapsed
Kockies as airainst such .rintotralitll'i : ........ nine vas nuns an hour ior
ilescendents of ICohiimus as the A,h ul ""'.., e.. v..,,.,-,,,. us , SSI, ,,., ,,,, ,,. avrras.
Better Than
Medicine
,"Vo linvo a modol tr
suit you ranging iii rito
from (i" to $750.
SEE THEM
HEAR THEM
and you will want them.
Terms, as you like.
Getting wnll pnes faster by fnr
with a Ilnmswifk tu help pass
I hp. tPitious hours. And while
it aimiHcs. it trains the ear to
an apjutM'fal ion nC true tones.
Musician recommend T h e
UruTiKwick to uld in the musi
cal education at rtijldiu.
HruiiHwtek liecorcia are nlso
miifiie in the artistic beauty
of thoir interpreiution. A
Hrunswiclt, on a U runs wick
tliis is Ihe h'-ilit of musical
achievement.
ICohipnus as the Arab.
me tnoroutfhured of the race course1,
J; the "quarter horse" and other. Je
i tails of the evene have been made pub
i 'lie by the Horse Association of Amer
J.ica which has its headquarters here.
B The horses will have to carry u rid
l er, saddle and other equipment totui
J iiip 210 pounds and when the ride is
liover he will huve to come in sound
I j and fresh and prove it by noinjj: all
J Kates in Kod shape the following day.
I I It also will be an endurance test Jor
the Oder deciding whether the de
ll vutee of the polo field, the chase or
i the steer herder has fortified himself
; with the greatest amount of stamina
1 1 by his activities- 1
CI Hairy MeNair, of Chicago, one of!
!i last year's judges favors a western
bred cow pony for the place in the
hall of horse fame which will fall to
this year's winner. Out of the Go
i to 70 horses scheduled to start he ex
pects five or six to finish in good
I i shape.
; Maj- Henry Leonard, an interna
jtionally known horseman, who is ta!(-
ling great inteiest in the contest, ha-;
ii written to Wayne Pinsniore, secretary
J I of Horse Association of America
I I that tdward Piiiig, a Colorado ran'h-
;man has entered two horses; Allyn
Jj Perkins of the Turkey Creek ranch
if him put in thiee, and Han I). Case
I tiient one of th- most famous of the
! olde.- Colorado Cattlemen has backe.il
i' his belief in the Concha Colonel fum-
veyor sysiem inaRes im? nine iv u-aye sM.Pd ,or rilnK ,,. 2fl
the turnace ii liquid orm until it be- s7 inj(,s fln holJI. Mr SjI(.r HJli( 0 i
comes a n.ihshe.l windshield. ,,,, )H)t bl,ieV(. uu W(Mt fl;(,r
lhe molten glass is d.awn froniih :17 , (j
.i : : ...:.uu i iu;.,i '
IIIOI H "llllll MMU llllVftin.-n, """tJi,,!,!
then upen a moving conveyor h'nn
carries ; 4C4 feet through a grailu-l u,
ll,. ,nni;nr frt,A,; At ill- ond Hi '-fti)
iu t u,wl ni.,,,1 n .HL.lliPr ( ilivcv-I mnrI1 ' "
or that cauies it through the stage .lmhia highway when if was other-;
f .nindinir and nolishiiv after whici i wlfiC tl'-wtcd. and this made it poti-
it is ready for use. jsiMo to gain much lime. A vdnp for
' , breakfast was made m Hood Uiver. I
dinner was eaten at Pendleton and 1
supper jit Ciiinde. Mr', and Mrs.
Siler's t wo children look mi ps In
the back sosit and on Uk floor of;
the c:ir an-.l arrived in Knterprise ,
quite fresh in spile of the long '
houiv on the road. :
A few weeks aso A. K. Parker :
drove from Porlhind in 1 7 hours, i
elapsed time, which was a record at '
the time. Th bet lime by rail- .
road train, is 1!) hours .elanstH time..
many miles at
steadily between
ii stretch
:!) an. I
Leaving Portland f early In
the car came over the
the
Co-
UPPER If
IKES
TO BE STOCKED
JOPRPH. July 20. Came War
den Cieorpe Rogers was in Joseph
Tuesday making arrangements tor
the distribution of a shipment of
trout which the stale fish and game
commissi iu are sending to be plac
ed in the upper lakes. - There will
be 24 cans of . fish. , which will
necessitate (he. use of at least 12
pack horses to make the transport
to the high mountains. (Mr. Rogers
ha.4 u few head of homes which
he will bring from Wallowa and
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TONIGHT "JUST AROUND THE CORNER"
A.R'C
SUIMOAY I
VAUDEYILLEI
All Star Trio Pascale Perry & Co.
1 larinuiiy Siiiin.n' I'ruisl ior Smrls
Jimmy 'Mimic' Dunn Two Anlis
My 'l'ri'i In (lie Faiin .-V' Italic Su i- riscs
ALSO TIIK l'ATHH i'l.AVI.KT
"AT EAY"
Orchestra Matinee and Ni"lit
COMING- MONDAY-ANITA STEWART
TMIHUMD flE
Ktiei.-l car crews froiiuiMilly h'
to cloar tlio Iratk ot olil U1-! t
r.nd mlsoell-iiieuu. Junli
rtrpct ri;!way utrlkc r
i snnnn-nninnrri1 T,n orpKu r'mi-niiivn on
I HI" n.i .inSrrrii f"' r''" 111111 iiimiii'i" "f will-in
LilSl UU U I! I LU Or.-mm IhlH y . nml or I
KXTRRPltlSH, '.July
-Tlid ril'Kl
iliniiiiiit 1 .nun. mill IiiihIii'Is
Kniwn lu I inn til la county.
Oral ii
lull
In
tills
was
Brunswick I
Eastern Oregon
Music Co. I
iv nf "fiiinrtor hr i :.w" liv ti t k i-i n ir
.v . , .i. . t iiils1 Imv flip ti'fimwu (if ii lnMiil 1........ c.l.i.,,,,.,... i l. . ... .....
i two siuries sirtu oy mai norse. .'h " f . ,
William Jrvine has entered two ' uio local ionsi ouiciais. H this summtV was loaded at. Wallowa , Ul'egOn Dirawuuri ioa
JOSEPH 10 HAVE
WOOD
OliDRU NOW liKI'ORK
I'lilCKS ADVANCE
4-rt. WOOD at S7..-0
lll-iii. WO(ll) al SH..-.II til $11.11(1
CAM. MAIN 734
Harris Grocery
thnrouehlircils ami Ihe nolo nonv is-'"1 f Hl"l la or lb Head In cany Haliinlay
ri'Dlcsentwl by two entries !roni"' "s'l " camp slipiill
' Lafayette Huithes. A good deal of
interest is aroused liy the fact "Slim"
S'herwood one of the most prominent
1 i-iiw punchers and horse breakers has
entered a half-thoroujrhbred.
Entries have also been received
from Kort 1). A. Russell, Wy., Fort
Keno. Okla., Fort Leavenworth, Kans.
ami Fort Kiley, Kans.
Maj. Leonatil together with I")-
, Bryant Turner and Maj. (Jrove Cul-
um, u. are tne juuk.-s. mil . ,70SEpn ,,h. 2l. Work of ex
v " v L V" cavatin,; for a new bulKlitiK to be
last three years but declined to act ' l-V Jon. lira, son was com
this vear because he believed the jon "i-nced the last of ,be eek. Mr.
should be passed around. It 4s prob- 11,11 nBon rwonlly ai-n.iiri.d iy coi-
able some of the entrants in the!'"'1' Inl "f 1,1 ,he, Nl "'
...ill I... ...,nt ,.,,uf f,.iirv station and will erect thereon
la grande
"Permanemta:tmsS3V!?amids"
iMaiiurai'lnrcrs of
llilllilln,;
I'-oiinilui Ion
Silo
Cllllilliej
rroe
Hmver
Water
Irrigation
I'ulvert
JJllllllMKO
WELL CUREING
riioim Alain 'J0
-SEPTIC TANKS .
Facrnry Island City
iH STORE!
'the contest held there in October.
building- 32xfn fet lo he used
a peneral feed store.
The hulldiiiK will' occupy Ihe ror-
Thnmas Fair, mixed un In an il
licit whiskey trans.tction and shotner, leaviiiK a froniai; of sixteen
j bv nn officer near Coburj; several Jfeet which can be used tor an ex
l months apo, died at a KiiKene hos- tension of the Imildiun should the
pitnl. Friday, after a second oper- business grov U the point where
l ation on his wounded lep. additional space Is needed. The
i 1 . ; 11 . . . 1 ! 1 " 1 '-,) frame will be ol doel and wood
(which will be covered with calvan-
MImv.I I....... t.l,i.lin A t, .,,..11 l.a
for Fred '. Falenner
!who delivered r.I'oii be:u which In
i bad sold if) l'-ii Uio'll some time
i iaek. The prife was J o cents a
pound, somewhat ahov' present cjuo-
tat ions. The In nit is were hilled I o
v ii n-.io w in ic 1 1 i y ."ii"U it j;ei on
the early maitiet which usually inns
hifches than later iu the si-ason.
Hto:-k in the shijnnent was lambed
a! Staiifield ijirly In March and was
brought to W'alluwir county pastures
when ferass wu.i good. The Intuitu
weighed 7 i',.7 ipounds, whicli was
considered uuiisually -good as Ihe (10-
h! ivory iuclurb'd practical la
thing without cut.
Mr. Falconer has about 81100 late
lambs, mostly in the eastern part of
tho county, which will no to market
in August and Sepii-iubir. Other
rfheepmen will have lambs ready for
market next niont b also.
To Be Grown in South j
HOOD KIVKK. Juy 29. iW. R. (lib-1
son, 'Willow l-lat tierry nurseryman.
An Irrestible Display of
Captivating Advance Fall
Fashions
'esses
"BILL' HANSEN
Contractor and Builder
Brick, Stone, Tile, and
Concrete Work
Remodellns und Renernl con
tract inj. So Job too large,
none too small. No wir-tlme
prices. U5 years experience.
Hee me before you let your
work.
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th
TAKE HOME
A
BRICK
of
Blue Mountain
Ice Cream
Ifaiulv. I.Micimis
',f!l M.iiti X and have it
Mivcfcil.
Also
Bulk Ice Cream and
Sherbet at all Times.
Trv iw tlrurr sf".:v lirst.
Sit it
iiient Iiix2:i feet is Im'Iiik bnlll un
der the front of Hi" btilldinir.
There is a style in
"Onyx" Hosiery
for every occasion
y HKTHhR ttbefoi
rmiiuj cf wuh
djinlT (Jjini uig iUyvi in
dU'ke r.4. Ij1 inaft
Kjret (, ut tut Iprt
t in (be county, the
ramt htiey Ihe
luat tewli to Sltlu
vb tntf ivt jout
has iu.'t leeeived n letter from it. A
Ibukley, i'lant City, I''l:i., striuvlierry
grower, whici) he chnrarterizes us one
of the best eompliments. he has ever
seen paid to tile Claik Seedling yuri
etv strawberry, irown exelusively
here. The Moiida man, seeing limi'li
Iliver berries on-the Chienfto msiikct . i
was so impressed with the iiiality thai
he. wrote ' hero 'seeking information.
Later he ordered a sbinnient if the
'very- 1 f'Jiirk .Seedlings- A letter from Mr.
iliaikley, written nn July II, interest
ing because of tlie difference ill the
seasons, as he notes, is in part.
"Plants here should all bo set by
October 1. as we irenerallv start pick
ing berries about Thanksjrivinir and ,
our season is a lor.ir one, closing about I
..May I. We trend-ally have a liickiiu;
season of about six months with an
average of 5 0' 'I ipiarts to the ncre.
Kxtieme yields have reached as hijrii
, as SHOO iimru per acre. ;
KNTErtPIIISK. .Inly 2!1.-Knler-: 'rnp loc s,.ason does not exceed'
1 11 K a plea of kiiIII.v of violations of (wo t three weeks, and the averaueij
the stale law t'l Ihn road, A. K. 1 yield here is less than 2,oO0 quarts
cule was 1 1 n -! rosm iimoiilillni; in ,.r acre
iibont $25 ly Justice A . H. ron-
Their crealol's
(tualil v as well
e.(llisil iveiiess.
Iuiifl Twill.
with an extreme
moderation in price.
chouse al'lirics ul' loveliness in
;is ci i lor lo ex press I heir idea ul'
( 'anion ( 'ri
Campb
e
hack Sal in and
I.ailies' lie;
-Wear and ?Ji
Eefused to Turn Out; .
is Given Fine of $25
A Fit Before a Fight
French &
I
I 111 a-
'I s VK-TH'Ft
!"oi$
19
Home Grown Green Corn
Green Beans
Green Peas
Green Onions
Tomatoes
Beets
Cahhage
Bananas
Cantaloupes
Watermelon
Peaches
Black Caps
Raspberries
Loganberries
Apricots
Oranges
T'resh ( 'mini ry Ci-cam for 'mir Sunday l)iiinei'.
JOEL' S.GROCERY
Free Delivery r Prices Reasonable
ilm..l . i'f i "Ji.-
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ii
ii
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POUJ;tKD wnter, iniiln. wire.
piiTtiH of ull ( -nil' ;
Jh-ji vy h lint union k1
Hlook. ,
Mortality Live
Stock Insurance
ill Uie Ifjirifonl Uvo Slork ln-hnraiKT-
Co. will fiiithfnlfy
piiiii'fl your li floi'k Iu t
IM ni and prolfi-t you from
tt moiH-y.
With till timniflnrn you ran
il'-jHMid uixta fixJ-vmnliy lor
111 a rain nt Mr lo k
At o unit nt r'Hi
J..(K ;rr.:. v Isn't wu.'.ir-.r: until I. .3 ro.r.il.3 Ii;riTa to
O a't" Here tr.i Tartanlla. I.o Ai;i.. - M:ot. la f...lt.S
vuult Ust . would utor.bh a koj-
OH AS. II. ItKVXOI.ns, Ml)Knr.
lj (iranile - Oregon J
"Insurmire Willi Merflre" li
fi i';.';iif:'j k
'tf ii v.ml Hum eleane.1
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