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Tuesday, August 8, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING- OBSERVER PAGE THREE EPISdAlPLAfl IS 11 NEW 01 0BJB SHOW DECREASE SCIENTISTS TO RISK LIVES IN EXILE TO TEST EINSTEIN "Will Publish Book WlliMl is' Thft condil.ong in metal niinin in 1 1 , , . , ,- ;i?Kti are bv no means satiHtactory hXpOCTPtl- to .Kcturil Jl - t mesent. aeeonlimr to Charles ;. Milium Dnlhu'v: Vuk, of the United States tieolujcU'iil Survey, Department of the Inferior, 'as several of the most important prou (Dy Awaclittd PreuM Initios continue closed or have mutV. ClirOAdO. Aug. 8- Thft npiseopil iajy u -.Ium.iI operations. The n?-, ehuich is about to publish a book wlii-'hi eeipts of bullion fiom UuKn at the, is txpeeted to bring returns amount-' United States Mint ut San Francisco, In to more than $21,000,000. It is th1 smelteis and refineries for the first "Survey" or budget which will be pre-, six months of lii'2' amounted to $171,-1 rented at the triennial general eon-; 074 in pt.lil and $2,1111 in silver, which; vent inn of the Church, which meets at. is a decrease in kM of $H)l,i7K and PoitlumJ, Oregon, in September, in silver of $1,014 from the receipts j 1 he survey will explain in detail for the t irst six months of 1921, Thesy tht missionary, educational and social; fiutts do nut, of course, show all thtr Hfit'irp works nf the KiiiKfUiiul ehureti.l u-nM t;iLi.n fin m tli- milieu in i Jreiro'w both in the United States and in for- so far in fur much oie is shipped eifcn lands, which call for the support of the Church for the next three years. Besides the $21,000,000 budget there are several lists of "priority" asking' for advance projects. One of these U for $1,10,000 for buildup projects in tne various church college. Ihe General Convention also will be asked to change the title of the pitsenl governing body from the ' Pre fixing bishop and Council" to "N". tional Council,' and that of the "Oe partmrnt of the Nation-wide Cam paign" to "Field Department." SHELTER WILL tn otliev states fur iii-iitmeiit. Tin; total pioclui-tion cf k"II Umm in W21 was $22,IU0. The Iwuleil raihhK ofr m '' ' .Map huulnK win lt Mt'lelltistf of Ini'Kfly due to Hie conditions of thi'm atloiix will iiwi NlnsiWii drcdifinK industry. Tlie tlrek'oii lr;dK-i01l.OI.v lVot'sr V. W. niK t omnany is entirely niaciive. uie .llm l4ll1 )f hem uni, , . Su.nuter tliedKe continues operations, .,..,, ,.,,,,,,,. but equipment trouble eut (lie pro- ' 'ductiun tu less than half of that in ' ' ' the first hair of 11121.- f rom tne nm- der River ihl"u, at Sumpter, usual- ly the lai Rest Kld produeer in l)re-l fi XN r ANCISCO. Aug. 8. Tim tron. Ihe lelurns for the first hulf of, uhnl(i wmd (( 011trimoI11(.a 8C1. 1922 have been .IU per rent less thani s ,, .,, , vllllH s)ota for the .nirespondihK penod in 121.' , Sea8 d All(llm(lB and drfdK.ni, on this famous property , sci,nla(a w, r8k will twine lu an in" "i ijr the ground is worked out. Ilfii and healthy To troll u beam of light! Two American exiiedlilons already nl'n tinner wuy. inning Willi mini lima of the latHst Hky-nturt'liliip ap paratus and photOBrapliu' equip ment. Kroin fle.rlln Is being ru.niei Isonietllllig ubHolutely new in ItTe siopes, the work of year In the ,Zeis8 plant lit Jena, while a com pany of (lennun and Dutch uslion- 11AKEK, Aug. 8 Southard & Shinn omcrg ucconipany It, Ih'U.I'kI by Ur. pupiietors of the Baker Raiage, local Joseph Hoppinan. They imi uouud Hudson, Essex and Buiek dealers, yes- Island, 111 the Kamilng group, terday announced that they had been! j.Ile jjoyal Astronomical Society eianted the Union county territory of i...,i,wi ..I,, lu ui.tulint' iih oiivovh Ireenhorn Jtr-ictH are show- ,juick uutomobiie, j addition to their.,,, ,'.hrlBtml, ,,. hJSi nd arrn ar.'PrC,sel,t ""'V? . wtm h .""'Priw. Fm Sl.1telllb,r 21, a tola! .ellp-e uaner unu umni f the sun will be visible over nnmilTT UnillM nnm rmnn mil I MULMII U II I II I HI II n V I II I I I inn mm urLiwiLfiomiinflatnr V ILL- LNTLH LA bHAHUt BAKER, Aug. 8 At thin time, af ter months of energeUc endeavor lo perfect a substantial organization of the Sumpter smeller interests, the piomoters are in a more optimistic frame of mind than ever and feel that their hopes will yet result in a reality in the near future. And based on this confidence the mine owners of the Sumpter, Gran ite and fjreenhorn districts are show int. itniiKiinl .-eiierev ill the develop mint nf their urotterties r,nd are muk inif a showing of ore tonnage that i i a great inducement for the carrying out of smelter plans RUSSIA SIBERIA f --"?- -'".yS WHERE r'TlAsiAtX. CMlJiese EMPiRtf f OERMAft.OUTCM i A Miwoa V" '''..A japan AND BRITISH 7 S -lf0,JAFAn SCIENTISTS ,, I ) WILL MEET, v"iS SDiAr ? r pniiippime. , 1 cM VSLAN"S I SARAriXi. y - , CSRISTMAs'T- nrniy sWu? . Iiwmmi caoue, awoaoascar WHERE i rV o8 CAMPBEtKX AUSTRALIAN U , 0 AMERICArlw-vt V- EXPEOITION ' ".. ' Va GATHER. iBUEfOTHEfl I AT PORTLAND i OENK Sputharq. last evening stateu in.. . . k,01,lutPrM ,v()e, plans will immciliiaeiy ue maoc ,or str1(.lllni; r,.om Cue (jaradafui io 'pi,.. ;. ,.. f.vornl.lv disDosed i ,e. "it. .,..i" . .?. . ' "in' Al'i ica. through the liidlun Ocean, to finance the smelter huv- been in-l new fieM with a complete line1""'! " the northwest roast or Au- duceu to no so uy uie isou "k 0f the latest l.uick models wnicn are or , the mines as a cuiuriuuiniB r" expected to urnve here within u lew and speculation as to smelter main-tl tiinnni hv mine nroductioii is the big 3 . e?Rential that has developed confidence in the suctss of the enterprise. With a smelter handlinc the ores from the districts named there is ev ei y reason to believe that the solution of piosperityfor the mining industry in Buker and Cirant counties would lu solved. FOREST SERVICE BUILDS ROADS WALLOWA. Aug. 8. The forest tervlee la pushing the work on the South Fork aud I.lck creek roads Ibis summer, under the supervision of J. M. Mann. Sixteen men are now working pn the switch back hill at the Pole bridge, above Uis tlne, and much blasting Is under way. The road will be. kept open as mutb as possible, eseclally Sat urdays and Sundays so that camp ers and sheep jnen can get Jn and out. The work is reported as very satisfactory, under the foremanship of Ellis Petry; the hardest mile of the work being completed. The camp at the Pole bridge consists of eight tents, and will be moved In about a month tip the road near Lake rreen. The . work will be finished about Octobr 1. An appropriation of J6000 has been made for ihe road. Eourteen men under P. W. Flynn are at work on Ihe Lick creek road, for which $5000 has been appro priated, to rebuild the six miles of Ihe old road by Ociober 1. A mile Is finished. Both the road crews are to work on the Imnaha road after October 1 until the first of the next year. The appropria tion was obtained from congress to effect a saving In fire protection and administration. SUITER VALLEY .TPKTIE CIPCn IIILJILU I MILL) Selection uf lies for this ;'P i - tacla arn ln.ited. for the te-iis nml plnioi;rupU3 te be made lu roiime tiol with Ibis eclipse am li.'e no ii. .er in astronomical ilii.toiy. Test KIllNteln Tlieniy. Why? Because the men of scl enco are lo put tho Elnatoln theory ol relullvlty to Its severest 1PM I Whut this test will be was ex plained to NIOA Service by Profes sor W. W. Campbell, nf Llrk Ob servatory who heads the American ,,.,, . ,,,t,.r vallev HXI,M""011' J"1" before be sailed. BAKER, Aug. 8-Sumptir all I Am(.ri(.lln pnrty wM Inak,.8 Its raihoad otficals yesterday announced; bservutlo,1B from lhe ,.omllte ,0. th buminfc .0"wY,'reT wilf.. """''aeli on the north . coast the compuny s nestle at Mack between' 4ll,,.,,.., mile posts 71 and 7.r.. The cause of J 1 the ccinl'lagration is attributed to cin- on the rebuilding of the structure lial alieady been undertaken. Yesterduy tickets over the road were sold only to Bates but it is believed that through, traffic to Praiiie City will be resumed shortly. Officials of the company yes tei lay weru unable to place an esti mated value on the stiucture. (By Asiww'iaiea press) PORTLAND, Aug. r. 1 V ? 4 -. : V ; ; I good uoni pressed yeaet of which 'ifS ' ': - - i r ' ' vur loaf l made give It a na- t '-isjj '"J. : V lurnl, wholeuumo flavor and a . ""' ,ooa vaiaB- 1 If'"" " -M --! Toll your .gro;er to send plenty of 'i&t ! Im .Jt IV I Superfine Bread t ii .VMSj..ij; 1 tho loaf ot pure goodness, In1?! Vl MACj?HRSONS ' P! 111 'tM (ft BAKERY . .- t BARTER BASIS FOR TRADE! I H AMnriaiflll KHII BUENOS AIRES. July 7. (By, Mail) The baiter of Aigentine cat tle and meat for tierman goods is the basis of an ad-reft reiidum contract -si- j i ecenlly signed in Berlin betweeon! beef per annum.. The arrangement ds jSuicr Buitojome llunoii, Special Ac-! to hold good for two years and to. bo , gentine Comniissioner to Central Eu-, extended for a like period unless do rope, aclintr on behalf of the Ai'ifon-1 nounccd tlitee mtmtlis before the ex- tine government, itnd the Suuernun piiy of tho first two years. Joint Stock Company in Kuleback.j The puichustng syndicate will not lepiesenting a (iennan syndicnte. The,' pay for tho rattle and meat in cash terms of the contract were cabled here; hut in merchandise which the Argen to the Foreign Office by the Argen-itine government would select and ae tine Minister in Berlin. quire. The value of the consignments 1'he essential points of the arranere-'wnuM be mutually agreed upon on a Hundreds ot niciit are. that the Argentine govern-lgold "Peso" basis. retail merchants tiirougiiout Port- '"ent supply the syndWale with A mixed Atgcntinc flerman tribune . : .. . . ... i ,' Hl n h,.,i of ("Ut e nml I ') lillli fmn nf'-' " "'.. , lautl s liable vciiiwrv wuo iil-.v "-' for the annual Buyer's Week, and thei ttnth annual convention of the Pac 1 Noithwest Merchants association. 'I b; visitors will be entertained tluouith oul the week. lllii uf the features will be a fash ion show, declared to be the linn t ever held west of Chicago, (iowiif suits,, furs und other finery to be dn played are sai to have a value of up uioxiinuli'lv IfoOUlM.1. i'lf'.'v liviii'i models, tableaux, deinonsti tnions by extietts of window and showcuse dis plays, drapinir uncut cloth on living models and vaudeville stunts arc features of the show. Monday night there will be o grand ball, Tuesduv a show was to be nresented at the municips.1 auditorium, Wednesday evening the fashion clmw, Thursday evening a river trip, Frid visiting industries and Fiiduv e i ine a banquet, Katurduy afternoon visitois were to be enlc'ilined at yn-Veinoii-Portlund bafebal! (tame. Swinging and Laughing and Eating Bread Tliosf are the th'.nt's taut make children brivht-uyeri unit ruddy fuced and happy. Llttlo st.oninchs need real food llli.i Bread Just ns much as their Iiiiiks ueed pure fresh air. -Hn'id Is a tlBHue-otilUler It tiiets good besides. , The good flour, good milk, good uonipn tsed yeast of which vur loal Is made give It a na tural, wholeuumo flavor and a rctil food value. I "Tho thing Einstein ha predict ed," explains Professor Campbell, "is that during this eclipse certain stars occupying a poultion in the ssy lieu, u .1 w... ,. . . displaced slightly away tr mi tne i ..m .j , RHEUMATISM CANNOT EXIST "Absolute proof of the theory can he secured only during u lot il eclipse of the still, Tor under slli'll a rendition the light or the sun Is hidden and it is then possible to photograph the alurs In the Hiin's vi cinity. "What we lire testing Is one of Einstein's three leading deductions, w hich Is that the rays (of light from a distant star undergo a notireabH deflection as they pass near the sun." The coast of Australia Tor which the American scientists mo destined is one or tho most ragged' In the world. Old Incat Used Brass. That the undent I lira Indians had knowledge of brass Is shown by the analysis of nn ux head composed of a mixture of copper and ztne. Trunk's Prescription for Rheumatism und ('.out. It la rldleulous, absuru and preposterous, in f"et, It Is pity und a Bhutue to talk about Rheumatism and Gout, much less to suUer with It, either Inflamma tory, muscular, sciatic or any other rorm of Hheiiinatlsiti. :', Trunk's Prescription for nbe mutism and Guiit sells tor (1 l Ilia rrusvi ipiiuu nop.n wi tliu stomach. II DOES NOT diipress I ; the heart. Eut all the meiit and good food you wish while taking Ti link's Prescription. IT DOES NOT contain uny Mercury, Salicylate of Soda. Oil of Wlntergreen or nar cotics of any kind, but It absolutely und positively overcomes nny kind ol' Rheumatism or Oout on enrlh. WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT? There Is nothing Just us good, und It Is impossible lo get something better. It Is also an excellent Liver Medicine. For sulo nt the L. & L. Drug Co., La Granite, Oregun. Adv. .lnlv 1-0-1 1-18 business, is Add an "S," Mr. Koeper. "A cblel' mnons us" while visiting the zoo at Franklin park the other day criticized one of the placard which began : "This specie of ostrich." We had to admit that It was not up to Boston's usual grammatical stand ard. Boston Evening Transcript. "BILL HANSEN Contractor and Builder Brick, Btone, Tile and Concrete Work Remodeling anil general con tracting. No Job too large, none too small. No war-time prices. 85 years' experience. See me before you let your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th i Efficient Vision Your Greatest Asset But with more THE strenuous demands or tills age require) the possession of every physical faculty In its most efficient stato that wa may be enabled -to wage our contest of life at tilt' greatest possible advantage, nothing puts a man or woman at such a great disadvantage imitiul or total loss of visual powers. rpi.nPn la TW.rl,nnu lln nil I HHl rootle Wtllcll eVokeS lltore PitV. OT is OokC(! II l)Oll dread thun blindness, yet people give less attention to the care of their eyea ihuu to the care of their teeth The least ache lu a tooth will make most of us scurry to a dentist, but w. will surfer headache for months and allow our working efficiency lo become lower und lower be cause of defective vision without attempting to iek roller. Few eyes are absolutely normal und the majority of people, regardless of age, actually need "lasses The need of glasses is many limes multiplied because or the character of employment. The day of Unit old Idea that age ulone brings a need ror spectacles or eyeglusses has long ago vanished, with other errors of like nature. Glasses are needed the moment the natural pow ers of the eye do not permit it to function properly for ull distances. Our equipment und methods uru the most modern. DR. W. M. PEARE With J. H. PEARE & SON Optometrist Good s,...,t titiii iiii livery tiny is a busy day nt- our store. Our customers appreciate the personal service we give, as well as the quality of the goods we send them. We are daily receiving new customers, who have come to us through recommendations of i iii' satisfied customers. ; LRT US SERVE YOU. J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75 NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY . : i i ,,j . j. Dinnerware JUST RECEIVED Some Beautiful Patterns in BAVARIAN CHINA, LIMOGES FRENCH CHINA, JOHNSON BROS. ENGLISH, SEMI-PORCELAIN, AMERICAN SEMI PORCELAIN All ladies should investigate our stuck and prices. 12 Piece Set American Semi-Porcelain, only $6.25 57r discount for cash. Qtegoft Hardware Charles W. Maier Representing Grand Lodge of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Will Speak at STAR THEATRE Friday Night, August 11th at 8 o'clock Subject Railroad Capitalization, I&ulroad Wages and Working' 'Conditions, Farming Conditions, Relations of Farmer and Organized Labor. Fanners Especially Invited. -the new one mmute i ! Jell M aker is euro ploasing the La Grande house wives. There is no such thing as fail ure. No worry audi it actually costs lew tka th eld way. SJe-w slyVisi.8,s today. PATTZS0B5 BROTHERS GROCERY & Imp lement Co. Call Main 80 J
