La Grande evening observer., August 01, 1922, Image 3

Tiiosd.-t,-, Antrnst 1. .1922
LA ORANW'VrcV'EXIXa OBSERVER
PAOTC THREE
HDVERTIIG i
FOB CHUBGHESi
Prrshylprisms Tnlil Unit
('iriitil'yiiijj KVsults will l.cj
liml From Pnhlicii v. j
ORKfiON AfiHlcl'l.TI'KAI. COL-1
I.EOK. Corvsllls. Auk 1 .- -"Church-
H III iy ei: niilo the ivii:iijI.- n(
the rummm OrVii Agricultural !
ronoiip strain of hiMiR Hii.l wlver-.
tl.H
Kilt-Rested r'rank I.. Snow
prnleuor of liKlllKli ial jiiurllaliMii,
111 siM-akini; liefi.re int-iiiliei'H of Hie.
l'riKbyierlun .synod. 'To say ihey I
should advertise' to bent lht ! v 1 i '
inlj-lit not be iiiiipurupriitte.'' t
"'What's iIim usp of letliim On'
devil have all the good t limns1." re- I
marked on minuter. Ami what is1
me user AVith luol cnunl-i' at
tractions all ilunuirliiK for attention
1 1. rouy h printers Ink. the eh n roll
.Hands little show of MiiriMMsriil iiiiii
lKMIIlnu milens It iism i hf some
ineihoils of attriu tlnp atlonion -of
letting the people know what It has
lo offer.
I'ifes Ilispluy Ads.
"If the church work Is really
worth while, then It Is worth upend
ing money on. Illsplay udteii Ulni;
pays ami pays wiill that Is. If the.
church investing In advertising
really has smnclliing worth while
to oiler It must first he sure it
ran give the. kiiul of service that
will make n peisoii feel It will
pay 111 III to Ku again. Then the
advertising will pay big dividends."
It would he well If every minister
could lake a course in journalism,
thinks I'rofossiu- Snow.. The news
papers recomille the value of good
live church news, hut it Is a lament-
- vN x i ' A s
WIIITINIIH
, yud
ton, with one or two exceptions.'
Hmv far liondon Ih from h:ivlni?
attalno.t Ihb skysctaper 8tit;o will
he realized when It is understood
that the highest bllildlni; in Lon
don !h Whitehall Court, tho lioine
of the National l.lheral club, which
is 110 fc.-t hlKll. The hixheit huild-
thn country Is lu l.iverpiiol.
I J ' feet hliih to the lop of
the tower, but the actual main
buildiiii: is only 2 111 feet IiikIi The
next highest is u st iiliiMhiii colupain j
bullaiui:, also in Liverpool, ami Ul'
I III teet IiIkIi.
A.
Tf
Spuds Displace Booze
as Conversation Topic,
i r , j
LONlMN. .1 n I v II! . iHv Miillt -Th
London coiinly rouiu-il lias mailt'
son it rfiii't'.siuiiM in f it d iti.uul or
'M Km (I IfU .ilM'ss t iiniM thai I Ih'V
ho lll'iiu t (I to r;Tl h.t'litr Jilt. I lintCi
t'cuinii:iouM slur.'s, Inn t h ; nn-oi'-tHioiih
fall s!nti i of c mil I in
III' ciui.st rui't it ' i in l.iMuliiu nl biiilil
inn i nuidi'li'd nttt V Ainci i an nky
scrapiTs. "The (MMiot'slt'M !im to ln-ij-'lit iwk
for wan 1 u ft'ii t)i:tliintm mi
favorabl ' siUM,' i' itlain -tl ttn- jt
rolitrv of ttio ll;iil In-'t rilnilor.t
UHKOi'iat i Hi v hie It ha it hct n tilt
lirim' miivi'is in tin- inai I r. " W'h uttfii In the wt i eit
hove been nuthorit;l to nut up -tind everywhere Klu;
huililiuKs t hat are mi !( his; h ttt sway.
! VICTORIA. U. C... July 13. I Ry
, Mull . Spring milmon oauftht In
Uiitish (.'oluiubiit waters Ki now b-j
!hiS nerved- as filling for "flan hot
doK." wol(t'(o IndiiKtrlnl workorn In
j larger cities of the oastei n Unttui !
Staler, uotahly New York, Chi. ao t
and l'biladelphia. '
An a result of the liopulurlty of
! VAI.K. Auk. 1.
ni iin topic ol rtiiive
Malheur river valle
Kvi u Hi" latest "UpK
the IksI ninonshiiie.
Spildrt Ih tin'
Hill hut In the J
these lay.'
where to -! t J
etc., ai e l or -,
eouteis.'lio'l ;
l'ot.:to i.ylcN ;
lopaoil Ihmr.
iilr-; l)u uiunif
luililti)r:t lo h '
tu' eeil 111
Huhbell rides pld -noiiRh Keels." Inhabitant of tho fllllfitor
inTr I1 Y?u?n5el?- Thoueh years old the alligator ia under full
control of this littlo tot.
Dump u AniTJinii
unniiin di
IIS
Ml
IIS TITLED
Warmsprings Project
to Eeceive U. S. aid
rr. -.M(.'. .--An ntlnrnneut cti'
i.imhi ha In en ma le by the r-:
lanuHii) S'-rvlce inr t!i" survey
t be WVi mi spring in i-. it inn pro-
j.iwt't in aeeortlil nee uilh tlie leque.st
Mnaiie. last yenr by officer.- ;mh1 land
it. -I lv,.s';,t owiii:-s ol' Jn lislriet.' Thin flltn
.1.. 'jTiom:i.i Jlar- linnet b, inati-i.eti wit'i aiuith-r urn-
jilfain nf llanlev. lirili.sli bantam-1 1 rifjuieit by either lu, al or state
' .n t .,i l. n... i iiiterfsM :iml fn. liiirt .-.- u-ilt 1 !...
able fart, hp says, that the avoraiio t-.io..,! u,.,.' i .'.r n.n ' be mad.- ' '
'"I" ii ri iui ii H III
the c-illit',a of tin
! aad mi ta orable
, ipallty may p mill
ereetod Dial ;tre 1
jleet hlli.
"The Ltuiitou i'Oiinl rnumfl ha::
i i'OIK'm led Krealer -.Hp.iee tur il'-pai't -'
llienls. The old rej-nliM inns iestrrl
i ed cutiii' eapieilv L'l'it.iiiMt lrt
Tb in was iiupn.sed bei'ause t be (ild
fashioned meihodn if diplayiiK m'w
malerialM in buildings of a run jest
ed nature luereuKi(i ine risn of lire.
"The concession uf a cub en ia
city of riiiu.Oim feel winch li in now
ImVu made, or a limit i.r 4U.o(mi
feet floor space for any one de
partment, will (-liable us to sec u it
floor space eiial to that of any
of the niaj;nil'ii:eiit stnre.i in Amer-
. Art Moody bioticht Hampl.':i ot ;
pnt:ttoe;i from Ills lire.'' tnbli on'
Jiidt; MIkks' ranch to Vale Thuis-,
day and t hey are " pippi hh." Ait 1
would make no asso; iftum uluuit '
estniKilt'd yield. Itul be .iai! I
w.ttch the harvest ami he tlimifbi
his notatoett woiil l ko m ljeavy as j
any when difU'iiiK time bad parsed, j
ItlvM) 'I'll I.' WANT AIS! - '
cigarettes
the new delicacy, ths British Colum
bia inlld cure pack this yeir will
double tlie 1U21 output.
T-A-X-I
Call Main 580 j
Imperial Billiards I
10
They are GOOD!
J
The Magic Carpet
l!y Assn.-lr
T.ON'IION. Auk.
COlV Unit 8IIOWS tiM r..f....l Iv ...in I... 1.... I ,-....1. I'iliH illl'orillllliotl U'llS si ill liv ton-
8.1I luck of ltnowloJKH f jour- f,.m jhniii- Huff. Ilurrison iwut- kivmuiiiii N. J. sinnotili who !or !
millKtin ,irlnciili.8 .mil oftnt, is not lv kl,ol.k, , ,,, ,,.,., th. i wnnlcl . opy r a I -lu r liir... toil
Inpihlc. (hi h llotlcMH hrlllK forth r.-in.i. .111.. 1...1 1.. ?i ... i-.ii.mo liiin liv A. I. Ilu.l.i ,:liwl,ir .r
morn cuss wonts, perhups, lu a nuffs
liJIier oi'i'iio t Iui n uny other type.
Ilrcvlty Ailvocnlcil.
"A luluiKtcr who umli'rstamlH
, lirilinli lllli' holder, in the l:!tli
I rounil ' of th"lr inulc'Ii.
Although lluriison ha i cstablish
!c(l hinini'lf us KUH-rior to other KuK-
nowa vulucs. who knows enough to prli,.11 ,..,,.,. . sh()( ,,si,.r
el, s story briefly, putting bait. hjj .,.,.,, ,.. ,, , r.r , .,.,,,
to catch the attention of the rrailer j ,, ot ,,, 0,,,v,,r, mu, (. ,
Ml the first puruKtaph mid unfold-; lhp ,v,.,, mips. defeated l,v
,fc in,- iit:i.iiin 111 oiuei 01 mi nil- . Il.irr k.,,1 u-:i . victim ..i' !.... 11.....
an ex- man's cudKels when the Aineri.ai!
pewo, iiuvadeil the Isles.
I tile
rerlainaliiiii servici
lance, has at hii conunand
cellent means of rilling the
said the speuker. "He shouhl
above all things, ovoid tiirnitiK in
material which puiely free adver
tislliK on the race of it. This should
be paid at regulur sluice rates. He
Miouid always have un excuse ror a
story. This excuse in the form of
real news should be given in the
first paragraph or two. Then later
on in the article it might be pos
sible lo bury a little infoi million
which might be classed as Tree ad
vertising". Tlie news will carry 'It."
WHY, JUICE.
LONDON - In a decision lian.lc 1
down here .linh'e Henry Ciahani stat
ed "I car.nut compel a woman tn open
her mouth, anil it i: a certainty I can
not make her shul it."
Paint With j
I Air li
Fire Insurance
with tin?
Jrogo!) Viva Relief Assn.
('(ists Viiii
LESS
Policy Guaranteed
No Assessment
L. W. Weeks
( lt'ili(iiK when you ask J'or " Loii;' l)i
10 niiinii' carpet of t ixtny.
you are o
West
AliKNT
'hone ir-J
.laeohson 1 I 1 ;
Al t!i
t.llh'i
A wish 0Nressed and yi'Mir voice is where you
desire to send i(. '
In this sol-vice,' distance is eliiniuated and iu
niivi'iiieiico is a voided. The. answer is pronut
and lime and nionev are saved.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
District Attorney -
had to Pay a Fine
HOOD niVRH. Aug. 1. DULilct
Attorney .rolui Unkr tliiH Jimiiiina;
was ehargPd lu nmnicipiil court with !
HsiiiB abusive language, tlu t orn-i
plaintant. bHliiff A. O. Hrsnrv, wlio
had just rnmiJlptod serviu; oviv:il
days in jail for broach of tho ntnl?
irnffir laws.
IlPishey has boon bnfore tin lral
courts on muwYous occamr.s, lb"
culmination being tho. jail ponfonc..
W'bpii bo waa brougbt beftjro 1h
.iusticp. court ypsteiday to Iki parole-.!
Hf-rsbfy bitterly reproache-1 botb
district attorney nnd the off if era.
linker replied in language ve.ry
iamb to tbe point. Ir. Bilker ad
mittf'd the charge and was fined $5
by Recorder Howe, who said 'here
had been great provocation.
Exide Batteries
Slat 'erics' in slock..
atterieH Tor rent.
tatteili-H recharged.
Hatleries Watered Kreo.
Batteries or all malms repaired.
miNcii ,m,ijm;to SKItVICM
.STito.MiiniKj CAitm ni;Toii
Ki:it icn
i 1: i : i la ii(.i;ss, iiii.
In LelKhlou's .Miichiiiii Works
Coiisi(rer"tho iiii)orlaii(!e J
of painlini,' your farm"
inihliiiL's Sbravcd under!
I liih iressure air d igs J
'tleeper than hair, and is J
', cheaiier.
I J. A. Rankin
!
Uos. .'!() 1 0 Avenue
Monuments
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
Silage is an insurance against a
long winter and short buy nop,
as well 'as sn economical feed for
sheep and cat Me: The full value
of the silo was felt in the late
hard winter with hay out of sight.
Tbe Virion experiment station lias
found that a combination of hay
,ind silage produces twice the daily
gains ai half the cost of gains on
hay alone. O. A. C. Kxtension Ser-
vice.
fflemorjl.'ro!
George Smith, fiG years old and
for many years a resident of Halter
counly,, was found dead in his bed
a few days ago, presumably from
heart trouble.
I fill'
cr. iiii'iiii'i'iiii'irT11!)1'. i1) I'i'iii,;. "i
; mmmMmmtm 1502 a
foaming jz&k f J-"-,-,",--
brew 9J'
I Harris G
Julton
t . tail oU
c :kk ri u.
r 'Brew J o
Q 0 0 O J
O : O 0 0
1 0 & n
fcntsrm ur f 0 o , 0
. y ree 1 i livery o
0 tewrda Gro'cery Co. I I'lioiip ?,iin 7:; o
o o Jy,val .Distributors h o9 G
o 0 A
l
We have made m profound
ludy of monument building,
and an order placed in our
hands is sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
We WU1 Gladly
Furnish Estimate!
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
Are- La Grande, Or.
Its S2r
exclusively to
ANNUAL ECONOMY RMS
rocery
The Accommorlatif n Store '
Call on Us for Your Household Supplies.
A Full Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Fruit3 and Vegetables
Also
A Choice Selection of Swift's and Armour's
Government Inspected Sugar Cured
Bacon and Hams
Poo't Fail to Ask About
Chameion Flour .
rv o vuHtaftuNortfo i
The Los Angeles-Yosemite (Camp Curry) Econ
omy Run is probably the most famous event of ita
kind in the motor world. Every year about the mid
dle of May, while the snow still lies deep in the
mouritain passes, from 15 to 20 cars start the stren
uous 300-mile run across the interior valleys and up
the difficult mountain roads into the Yosemile Val
ley. Every car is carefully groomed for victory, and
driven by an expert.
And in all the six runs so far held, all cars
entered have used Red Crown gasoline ex
clusively. This year the car making the run on the lowest
consumption of fuel, a " Chevrolet driven by Dom
inick Basso, made the entire trip of 360 miles qn 12
gallons of "Red Crown" (an average of 30 miles to
the gallon), and a pint of Zerolene.
The average gasoline consumption for all cars
participating was phenomenally low, This furnishes
striking evidence of the continued success of this
company in manufacturing a motor-car fuel of the
highest grade, justifying for six successive years the
unanimous choice of automotive engineers eager to
establish the best possible records for their cars.
This year, 18 of the 20 cars entered made the
pntire distance on less than 20 gallons of "Red
tall) .t.-llo" . ,., i : t v, Ho
"U"."f V', UOWIl, aiUJOUgll OWHIg tu iclcui. iouu
Red Crown gasoline is the most economic-
motor fuel on the market today, because it con
tains the maximum number of heat units thoj con
be rapidly and uniformly vaporized in the modero
carburetor and go into complete combustion in
the cylindern, producing the maximum po'W t!co
engine was designed to develop.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY
240 acre farm Ihrfin mllea
from 1-a Uruoiti).
100 aero furm six roilon from
J.u Rnimlu. Wull Improved.
Aimtlur JGO aero furm with no
tniil.llim'n at a bargain.
Two dandy 811 ucre lurina, one
wull improved, tho other un
improved. 2U ucre furm tun! stock ranch
ruinlln?il.
All lli.tn.1 plnooK enn be boUKht
it LarRiilu i'iIihb nud ou good
terms.
Ton ucreB InFrultilato, $4710.
Four uertta ill May l'ul k I300U.
We liiiva for wtilu' hii-'I (rade,
nil kinilM of t'Kid farm, Mock
r.incha,. trull tim-ls, bullitluK
lota mid city p0PH1'ly of. all
kinds.
Automobile andi Fire '
Insurance
Notary Public
PYRAMID LAND CO
F. N. Ford
Better Than
Medicine
"We liave a model to
suit vou ranging in price
f roni $65 . to $750.
SEE THEM y.
HEAR THEM j: ;
and you will want them. S
Terms as you like. : I
Getting well goes faster by far i
tli a 4)rtmilMlolji t4Mef piss'
.... ..11 ........ A.l ...l.llA
Ilia lurllmiu limirn And while
it amuses It trains the ear to I
fin nnnrnclntlon of trub lonea. I'
Mutiicliitis roconitnenu
Ilrunnwlck to aid In the must
cal education of children.
llrunswlck Uncord are also
unique In the nrtlstlc beauty
of their Interpretation, A
Brunswick, on a Brunswick
this Is the height of musical
achievement. . . I
tones.
The !
must- f
leal S
Brunswick
Eastern Oregon j
Music Co.
:
'is-
j
Fill al the Red Crown sign atSorvico&KtODQ
gardes and other dealers. 0
STANDAOD OH. COnjPAOiY
(CUloraO q
Cl.oo 1-E for cars costing untftr $800
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
Wwk
Si'
ai 'iVi! i min iff ii'a'irrrrrTrfiirfrT"Mi'M1
, IT axTttr.'TTT.' '- "
No squeezing of organro no
pressure; defects of fffeur
corrected; a perfect Cuuuda
tlon for your guwns.
Tills lu addition to tjie oom
forts afforded through the ez
clufivo "l.a Camille" featuAs;
No pressure on spine; oo cut
tliiK hy lacers; no pinching ot
clasps; no digging of stays at
top but freedom, ventilation,
sar?ufuct!an. o
A complete line ot tbe dif
ferent models alwavs on hand,
friers IM.1I0 aud up.
Mrg. Robt. Pattlson
Corsetiere
Res.
1702, Cor. flprlof A
Phono 3J2-W
Oak