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Thursday, August 10 1922 PAGE SIX .THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER round-up m , oaps BID luU, Bnosicr .(.' IV Yesterday Im niiHW r.Ml a cull lf ( lint Huynt-H ok vUU't of. polU-u, to gold -. to liidustrl.tl worker In tho f nupq VftifP Af tf ) ' lliM.fr rltiMu ,i U.m hmnIuiii I'll Ihi ' " Arthur VJ'2'2 ftho l.ookinir (ilnxH mid found W. S llirown. V. V. Hln'ord uud Juiiich iNirliii iuf,'"K'l In liurnitiK brush 'iiml slumps tcntrnry tn I tin luw. 'I'lH'y wii'( niTonied uud tnkoii to Klfflu where UuHilfrw of tliw lvnrn Wlso flj.d t-f it'll iiiuu fivo dolUir. i "I don't Want to work a hur,; j ship on iiiiyonH," Hiild Mr. ItiissU today, "but t h fire Iuwh iniiKt im cnlorri'd bHCfiiittft the nlukva art' too Ktvnt to k any huncH.' uufHuml, Itnv Wtttvur n hotift. rttultClia tlon ...ok effect Tuesday. Tl.o an- TllnllL y,r' '''J"'"'" noiinmcnt v,us xreeled with P-""'""''' 'V,, !. , ,. , l-rnvnl. Mr. HuynV, I.u. been In " "T n PT h' V the police department of l.a Cr. , , ',' ' ,'. ' f..r ihe oust two years an.l h.is an J" ,b ' ''' l'",r;.,'""k. "'', 'u"r envluhle' reeoni In prai'ticully .ill re-, y " snecls, und It U (luiihtful if a hell tr man rouid ha bn,-n shicc-uii Million Dollar Fire for the pout. The final estimate on district 11) wa, snhniltted In the conmloslon Loss in July Outside of Citv of Portland ticailv normal, and U al.lv to walk'Jercl ic siinibit M a blnHfo,.!. nil" about. He van hear, but his vocal' lemovi.-ir his uls.-.ici. the vvtim noted cord, seem to be paralysed- that the men were masked. Ijiwton makes himself understood No sooner had the h'-ndf-M beet, ia.1 bv writinx what he is unable to say.i justed than Lawton let a . lie scribbled his story and it .level-pain in hi arm. lol.owcd shortly b 4 ened that three of th four men in the feeling of lassitude whleh ended ill un- i injection caily Sundav after be.nf Kiv-! coupe into which he was invited wori, e..ns. .ous.a. .. . i.V mI- cn a "lift" while walkin- ali.nK the domino masks, while the driver had a n:.ic until he cai ne to n Asto.1.1, a iZivfZJXStil'tAm-tm PUIM far d,wn oyer his eves, though he mm l..nl ah,.u he roads 1 ii...i ...... -1. II ,,,.,,1,1,. ,.. u.lt vn. After l.awton entered llie car. a Klin some nine miu " " - -- Being Attacked With Hypodermic Needle ASTOK1A. Auir. 10. C. A. Lawton, who wuis druirired by a hyp.Hlermic ..In" 0here-je the nilliris pia!" his -side and he was to several persons. n.i.o.lir... fl-iif Xli.ike 1' H11.1II..K Season .May He (W.l. u .0 me co.n.,on ,"ZHL illllrlK'l ( 1.1SMI, ...M 1, So lnflllly dry ,. thB eaHtHrn and allowed and follow nK llio rout-.- !M -AuJ-. La (iriiiuli (Yowils last Rlieaklnit belore Ihe enterl.-iln-Inent eommllti-e of the l.a flriiiid" Ad cliil. anil the I.okle convenllon collilllitleH an.l before Hire" t Ilea Ire rrowda. within on. boor ufier he hit town, Arthur lludd, "l-.l "er lluck booster" lor the I'oildl.ton Honiid-1 p and reprosenlallve of Hie varlollH clvle (irul.lllziilloiiH of Ihe Ulnalllln inetroiiolls, opened his see onJ annual whirlwind" publleity cnunialcn In l.a tlian.le lusl nlKht. Mr. Ilud.l's work In l.a (Irande Ik a. part of a from Denver to I'ort land'' eanipalKil In the llllerosl of nastern Oreaoi. " "I.IKliest snow m the world." Comilienlin on 111.' al titude of the. people or lUall. Colo rado and Idaho, he mild, "I find lots of red hot Interest III I lie Iti.llll.l-rp us fur east as Denver. All thrnuali the West people want to know about the Houn.l-l'p and imiuy of them are planuliiK to come. When they do 'come, l.a (Irande 11 as Vendleton will have 11 to show them IIh wares," he added. In his talk before Ihe coninilllei' .,-...,.... r lIu ll. l l.lruuilu t tu niiler-4l(iOfl tliivei-mii- (lleott has ml- JOUrneil d. r consideration r!oslnK of the j.'"ndy h'lu. hiinttuK season until a rain. Slate Kurester I-'. A. Klllntl haH sent 1 couiuiiiiiiealion to .Mr. Kussell aay Iiik Hint if weather conditions keep its lliey are it Is very probable that; tl) governor will close Ihe hunt-! ina season b-fore August Ulllh, unicli wilt prevent the rush of hunters to Hie hills when deer Hen son opens. It Is found that many fires are caused by hunters. not present owillK to HERE VISITING am juM b'glnIiiK to realize tin; m.iKiilt udo of tho weHimi part ih well 'Of th Uuilt'd Slati'H,' i in n i Jt d Kd chancft ! ward HhllliiiL'ford. who Ih vIhIUiik hi-.'vii witli the I'aluittr couiU'cilonH In tin (irandn Itondn valley Ho Ik th I'(-ndli'Unilau told of the liM of ; ufitiw of Mrs. Kiiiuia HardftiK. the Icudlt4oii Jtouud-L'p as a muni-) M i n. I.ydia (Jratidy and Mrs. Tt'Milali rljuil ifnt'M'iiriisit through l'.i ymvH Xfwtiu and Ibi Ih bin f(rnt llnx In uud of the untiring Miti'iirlh iti ihe wvni. Mr. ShlllluKford Ih a tin biiHlncHH men who anniinlly 1 nsffli-ui of I'hlladidphia. I'fuu., and make It t ho world ' KrcatiiHt Hpiclwill b: h'n lor an Indofiulti' .period, drama or tho west. "It Ih a fcn-jit A coiiipiinlHil by KImtwoikI U'lll-oll-eiilcrn Orj;on production andiiaius. ho nia:l- a tour or tUe (!r;ind we want you to f?e lhat It Ih your ! Koiide valley yenterday and was show aH woll us i'lirH," he -doclnri'd. I amazed at tlie erih-ltMit manner of Tho KIlli annual Pi'iidletoii ' tbreHliiiiK and tho nvenux raln Itoiiiid-ITp will be. held thin yea)" yield In thin Hectoln. Stopping at 8'pUtnber 21, 22 and 2'i with Touija rleld wlxVo a combine wuh bein Mix, 50 rldrs and 3f Iioihoh aHiuned they Inspected the machine a upertal feature of th preHenta-1 and inquired from the owner how tlon. "Tom and bis outril will 'much he expected IiIh Held to yield, stano Rome Btunts anti take hoijm 1 "Only about 25 hnKl.elK prr acre," pkliiri'H, iislnt; the Kound-ITp us awaH Hm reply with a dubious hake HoliliiK," Hndd promlm-d the theatre of the head. "Did he hiiv only about fiooi-8 l.iHt nlKht. 25 bUHhels." (guerled Mr. Shilling- While here Ititdd will vIbII neiKh-jford, "In the east 25 hushcfH would boring commuulileH and will take a I he a remarkable yletd. The farm- juunt up Into the Wallowa valley, ioih there think they are doliifx well hualnHHH the intliu vn ad- uf. io Hie losnes our City CommlKHitmer W. It. T, 1 . TV,Ur". month ot r m..t .Kr,iTKuvrii v. t act lining; to the monthly report of A. (.'. Barler, state lire marshal. rires causing, losses of $10tHUU or more were: ( as'. ma. hotel and contents, 1 r,(ii)(i l Blue Kiver, hittl and contents, $25.ui.O; j bull Hun station, sawmill an.l lumber! mill, Wll.oUl; Corbett t'araire, hail; und school, :0.(MJil; Kupiie, ;y.iuas-. ium and ait buildint? at University of Orejron, sjr.O.lmil; l.ane county, dairv barn, -.10,00110; Mai shfieid. busines-il buil.h.iKs, 2l)0,f.l.l; Mcdfotd. laundry und tuntents, .f 1 i.lniu ; Multnoiiia:t rouiity, lumber-mill, ;i()llllll; iMyrtit Point mill and lumber, tfll,0llll; On- national llrolherhiiud of Hlacksmiths,! 'tv. business buildings, $0(1,1101.; arrived in the cily-this inoriiinif und is' 'he Dalles, laundry and hotel, SS7;.,u(l(l; tnlkinit this afternoun in Kucles hall. WashiiiKton county, mill, dwelling and to the men out on u strike. 1 oontents, 9100,0UU; WeiiillinK II- Mr. Fielding was located in- rh.nf,.. nmehin-rv and conlents, ifjllll 011(1. when the strike-was called and since that time he has been in many parts "'"""""""""""" or the country. Accol'dihi? to his state- 1 merit the railroad sltuution is not im- J p.oviiiK and the lines jire having a', harrl time to handle their, -business without the. work of the shopmen who , aie proteati.iK the- Labor Hoard's de-'i cisions. ! I FIELDING TALKS THIS AFTERNOON .iniroin Fietdintf, head of the Intor- where he will npread the kh"' of the trowpuncher claHHlc In both writ ten and oral form. ali.'( over 1 1 bu:,heU per if they acre. Mr. SliilllMcfonl Is d IIj-IiIkI with the west and It iH poHHibic that he may make the (irande llonde val ley Ji Ih home. "lift MT WK in linn nuirp lb M IjH t Alilipupli rnpated warnlnB have bnedi published and Kiven lu a per sonal "way In people of all, parts of Ihe county Klre Warden L. II. llUHHell fludH lhat Hiimu are Inctfued not to observe the Uiwh ndutlvo to atartlnw flreH without prupef per TnlU (lurhiK the dry Heuson. At the roRuar meetliiR of the citv mm mission held last vhiiIiik City Mananer (). A. Kratz formally an nounced that he would appoint. LaugK at Hot Weather By Using an Electric Fan. H. & S. ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors ' 105 Depot Street. . Phone 393-W HOT DOGS I I (V,y AHfterlHii'il t'reKK.) I VK'TOItIA, H. C. Auk. 10. J .Sj;iIhk Halmon caught In Hrllishii (.Columbia-wulers Ih now beinn tierv- (1 as flllltiK f,,r "iIkIi hot dogs," 1 1 ; Fire ' Insurance with the uregon Fire Relief Assn. Costs Yon LESS Policy Guaranteed ' ' No Assessment L. W. Weeks AfJKNT Plione 152-J West-Jacoljson r.ld''." Better Than Medicine Wo have a -model to suit von ranging in priee 1'roin $fi") to $750. SEE THEM HEAR THEM and yon will want them. ' Terms as you like. Getting well goes faster by far with u Brunswick tu help pasa the- tedious hours. And while It amuses It trains th ear -to on appreciation of true- tones. Muslulaus recounueoU The llruuHwIck to aid lu the muii cal education of cklltlrea. llrunswlck Hocords ara also uniiltie lu the artistic . beauty of their . Interpretation. A llrunswlck, on a Hrunswlck this Is the height of musical achievement. Brunswick ! Paint With Air Si of it J buildings Consider the importance"' painting your farm J sprayed under i S S high pressure air d i gs J i i i deeper than hair, and is i cheaper. ! i i . Over the Hills the Poor House To is a way not paved with pennies saved. It may be the end of the easy road taken by thoughtless people. -If you save whiTe you arc young, you build a wall of dollars around your old age. You can have home comforts and peace of mind. Take Care of Your Dollars And Your Dollars Wilt Take Care of You United States National Bank La Grande - - Oregon. M U M n E R FEDERAL RE S E R V E S Y ST E M III J. A. Rankin Res. 1304 0 Avenue TAXI 243-W Boston Lunch 20!) Kir Street " '"" 30c Meals and Up Served from G a. m. to 1 a. m. Midnight Chinese Dishes Also TAXI 287-J Noodle House 100.") Adams Ave. Klrst class Nenilles anil ('binese Dishes from l!:.1l a. in. ll ll I it 1 p. in. All liiu.ls oT pie, sandwiches anil rnffce. WONG SING, Proprietor Both Places j Eastern Oregon 11 ! Music Co. i ! im Attention! Fruitgrowers FOR ETTER OXES PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH Union Box Co. F. Jasmann, Manager, La Grande, Oregon Telephone, Main 588 For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to No iqueeilnit of organs; no , pressure; defects ot figure corrected; a perfect founda tion for your torn. -J-This In addition to the com forts afforded through the ex clusive "l.a Camilla" features; No pressure on spine; no cut ting by lacera; no pinching ot clasps; uo digging of stays at top but freedom, ventilation, atlsfaetlon. A complete line ot tha dif ferent models always on baud. ITIcra .OU and up. ; Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Raa. 1702. Cor. Spring ft Oak Phono JiJ W New Powder Puffs Velour 2, 3 and 4 inch 10c WASH CLOTHS Turk nit, , single and double. X. in-ravcl edges. 10, 15, 20 cents ,THEL&L.D"c(ji. We Offer For Sale A modern donldc hrirk houso. It I has t vi'l Kotul rooms, nlso two j baili rooms, one down sinlr. ono , up st iiiiK, 4 Inrnt' closi'ts. two partly i built-in kitrlu'iis, out on i';uh side ; of Iioumv Kaoh pint of iMs housM hits six rooms Jind butli. l-'arh sidt ; haft mil basement. This iiropi ty ; would nak. anyom n pood 0 room j homo, btwides n am it room upart- j mM to rftit. Th1 location Is rlose j In. Th plaro iin be nuidi n moni'v j niakiv tu rfpards (o payini; on! oti j sumo hi Rain lim' piviui; now own- ; r a ?ood homi'. Wt' bav t- riKht prh't' on this piopprty. t'ome j und ts1' us. I La Grande Investment ! Company 1!01 Adams Ave. rhono Jlnln "iZ , , liellnhle Kenls f.ir Itelinlile 1 Insurance- t'ouipaiiles A Popular-Priced Gord Tire a Rival The new Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord Tire is built with genuine hiyh-grade long-staple cotton as a foundation. It is liberally oversize the 4'2-inch tire, for example, measuring nearly 5 inches. The deep, clean-cut, cog-like pattern of its tread affords excellent traction even in snow and mud, engaging the road like a cogwheel. The scientific distribution of rubber in this tread the wide center rib and the semi-flat contour gives a thick, broad surface that is exceedingly slow to wear- This new tire is a genuine Goodyear through and through in design, in material, in construction. It costs less to buy than the net price you are asked to pay for many "long discount" tires of unknown reputation and value. Why be satisfied with less than this efficient tire can give why take a chance on an unknown make? You can get this new Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord now, as well as the famous All -Weather Tread Cord, from any of the Goodyear Service Station Dealers listed here. Compare these prices villi NET prices yah are ashed l pay for "long dUc&tml" tires X Clincher.. .10 i .1 . 31 I 4 ; Straight SUc I Str-iicht'-.h-Straight Sulr- .$13.50 19.75 . 23.50 .'2 x 4 traiht Side .V x 4 Straicht Side si x 4 Straight S:dc M x 4;a Srraight Side $25.4? . 26.80 . 27.J5 . 31.45 JJ x 4! Straight Side . .$32.13 32.95 39.10 41.05 .14 x V4 Straight Side . . 33 x 5 Straight Side . . 35 x S Straight SiOe . . Thrse friers imludt manujjclurtr s txi'ue lux Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord Tires are also made in 6, 7 end 8 mth sifts for frvdW w. For Safe by
