La Grande evening observer., August 17, 1922, Image 3

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Thursday, August 17, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
ARABS OPPOSE
Mr. and Mrs. John I'A'e'ls of Stui'-'
key, returned from a hu-'klebcn-yinj; ,
tiip. They biought buck iilmit fiftewv
gallons of the luscious fruit Mrs-;
S. A- Sm;th and har little ilua'!:U-r,
Jun?, were with the party.
Misses Huxel and tlluys Cnk. who
jaie visiting at thu home of J. S. 'K.si-,J
enjoyed a ihiee d;iys' outini with t'lCt
Rose buys visiting thu Cumn t ai.m
'HI in T?n. irJ.nf Inn p" "t Klu mine and wit Kuests of Mr. and
IvJlUllCtHUl Ot ,Alail-,Mis. Lc;i l;;ftus and Mr. Cuvm, v.ho
date in its Present Form uu tumlJi"K at tn Mm.
r ji l it 'j . Sol Twidwell returned from his trip
IS UppostJU )V 1 alestllU to the WushmtrtOH eountry iinJ while
'Arilhs: Other l?(Knln. i.mc!Ueu puiclmsul mi eUhty Jure tract
-i i I of hum. He will U-avis Starkey within
nSSCU. hi:-.' next ft nionilu.
Provides Ambassador Permanent Home
ACTON INDITE
(By Associated Tress?
JERUSALEM, .July 1. By Mail )
The Arab Congress Executive, looking
forward to carrying u its opposition
to the planting to (ireat Urituin of the
Palestine mandate, met in Jerusalem
lately and parsed a series of resolu
tions. Some ;;f the. DroVided furl
continued agitation against ratifies- BalJ Mountain to move Mr
xion ot the n itulate; other considered i camp.
a course of action in cuse Uie muiuinU lVd IluMtU? purchased six dozen
wwe approved. six-weeks-' Id single comli White Lcg-
(The Council of the I.tague of Na-'horn pulKis from J. S. Rose Kriilay.
tions formally approved the Palestine! W. K. Jones, tenisti'r for Smythe
manuate to (Jitat Uritain and the! Brothers, went to Hilganl for a l. ti 1
Svt ian mandate ti Kuiiic in I itmlniil itf uim1iua LVi.linf
Ju.y 24. mote than tlueu wex-ks after' iKvorett Clark returned from
this letter from Jerusalem was writ- Pmlleton rounlrv. where he was
J. L. Rivsc and son, tort, went in
the tJiblion country to harvest theit .
ciop. They will return in two weeks
to harvest the wheal in Star key. j
Sol Twidwe!! and family are spend
in' the week in Uw? mountains. :
1 1 a Wilson has u tut nt d liom hi !
camp and jcM claims in the lulls. !
Jack tuirreo made a trip over t'
White', i
pluytd by A. J. Sullivan
ten. The Earl of Balfour, in outlinin
(Ireat Britain's fcAicy in Palestine
before the Council, said this would Ir
on e of strict impartiality, and jus
tice in which all traditional rights,
sentiments and religious feelings of
the different racial groups would be
respected and htld inviolate. i !
Among the refutations are the fol-j
lowing: I
If the Mandate is ratified- in it.ij
present form, the Executive will ak
the delegation in London to return so!
an to mart operations on the snot r mi(ln ('1.,inw
turn nt. thp tvp-nmnt. IjOIHUHI HUMS
That a Moslem delegation be sent
to Mecca to cany' on propaganda
among the pilgrims f.;:m India, Tur
key, I'ersia and Kgypt for the reah2:.-J
tion of the Aiub demands- .
That a Christian delegation be stntj
to thu Vatican in Rome to carry ont
the same propaganda in the center of
the Catholic warld.
Commenting on the situation Jama
the;
em -!
t"7-j
IIENYOU'.j
' WANT IT NOW;
i
ii
m
m
vns asked Ui join thu board or rtl-rot'lin-H
lit i-oitKeiited, It vhh stmed,
"uu thu undiTstuudtiiK t hut he
would lnko his full ahum of the
work as well as of the responsibil
ity atlai'lu'd lo the office."
He lu likely to havtt I'lelltv to
do. The Distiller's company is
pi. inula lo liu'rease creallv lis
whiskey ouluut. both In Ireland as
well as SioUaud. It has uonulred
hair the shares of thu United Ula-,
tllleries of llelfast and expeits boiih
to fuaiulro the entire toneurn.
Iliing llai k lh tiooil tli Imys
MARY
PICKFORD
in
"GOINO STRAIGHT"
A triiKtly lu KMO
. ciineily in liia'J
Saturday and Sunday
STAR
P.tio of United State. Building at the Braiilisn Centenuial Eip3iilion
t Rio do Janeiro. It will .ervo I.Ur I the United State. Luio...y.
ic World's
Best Vent ilntcd liuildiiiH':
Knell MonihiT in lJuildino;
'i:ntrtij Own Imme
diate Atmosphere.
FUTURE umba.isadors of tli
United StaUM to' Brazil will
be more fortunate than most of
their brothers in tile diplomatic
6ervke tliromfh the. construction
by the United States (lovernuient
ot a HJU.llKU buildiiiK at Kio do
Janeiro which will be the perma
nent American embassy.
When the Uruzilian Centennial
Exposition opens its gates within
view of the towering promontories
of the harbor at Kio tin Independ
ence Day, September 7th, thia
building will contain the ollicial
American exhibits. After the
close of the exposition, the buildr
ing will be the home of American
representatives to the South
American republic. It will be one
of the few embassy buildings ac
tually owned by this country, the
others being in the capitals of
Siam, China, Japan, Salvador.
Turkey, linftlund, Cuba, Chile,
Panama und Muroccn.
(Uy Associated vressl
LONDON. Julv 28. (lv Mail.)
Effendi el Husseini. the Secretary of i What is said to be the most uu-tu-iiate
the Arab Executive, raid: "The world I and compli to ventilating system in the
in ireneial and in particular Great )Voi Id is that installed in the Council
Biitain must realize that tha spark of Chamber of the London County Coun
iibeily and independence still burn inlcil's i'4 000.000 paince, at Westminster,
the heart of every Palestinian. We : itcently opened by the King,
would rather shed the last drop of our: uni . fl,atu,.0 is that each mem
hhod in the struggle for freedom thaiiher is ublL. b) wlllnl his ow imlnt.di
Foenil the rest ot our lives s t i;';ale utmoSpu.re. llhe has u "control":
Rimes oi me jew in our ueioveo ianu- buU(ln bct,lw his ,L.sk So that if lie
is filling cold he can make the ail'
that is automatically fed to him u
little wanner or vice versa without
upsetting his neighbor.
Apart fi;ni individual regulation,!
M0 tons of air are automatically ud-l
Imitted and txtrcted fiom the Council'
, Chamber every hour. I
i A maze of pipes beneath the floor
' iol the cnamoer connecus tne air niieis
: . ' and outlets with a r.jom fuil of won-
(Speclal to The Observer) ' del fill martiinery in the sub-base LONDON, July 2G. (Hy Mall).
STAR KEY, Aug 17. Lucas Men- ment, including large but noiseless 'Field Marshul Hurl Haig lias been
doiu-a has acceptevj tne position of fire I ',-lr'!. water sprays, thermnmeters,t!i,.(.u.l, ,UnH.Utr r the Distillers'
u.d ,.t. M,volow HnnLror Slalion and l.vnumos. polished gauges, and u net- ,.,,., at the annual meeting
Construction of the Braiilian
embassy by DwiKiit P. Robinsun 4
Company of New York, from plans
of l'rank L. Packard, a Colum
bus, Ohio, architect, is hearing
completion. The architecture is
in the Portuguese Cuiouial style,
haraiuiiixing with the liraziliuu
mode, A distinctive Latin spir.t
will attach lu tho patio or open
court which the uuuu walls of
the building enclose. A tropical
garden und fountain will be sur
rounded on all s.dej by u wide
corridor or arched gallery. The
walls of the patio will be trealed
in a soft bull Uaen stone with the
frieze and sutlits uf the overhang
ing cornices and the tile inserts
of the walls in hie;li color. The
ofliccs and reception rooms of tho
future embassy follow the Latin
arrangement by opening on tho
corridor und Jjallery around the
court.
TAXI 243-W ,
Boston Lunch
'2M Viv Street
30c Meals raid Up Served from 6 a. m. to 1 a, m.
Midni&ht Chinese Dishes Also
TAXI 287-J '
Noodle House
1005 Adams Ave,
First clans Noodles and Chlneso Dlslies from 11:30 a. m.
until 1 p. in. All kinds ot pie. sandwichm and coffee.
WONG SIITO, Proprietor Both Places
BN LIN TO
BE REPAIRED
ANOTHER HAIG
(Ity A.ssocluled Press.)
ly Interested In whiskey..
Hurl Hutu Is usually credited wllh
being thorough In all that he does,
and ho intends to be thorough In
the whiskey business. When lie
will repair the telephone line between
Starkey and the sheep rand, oo lar
there has been no fires in this section
Aithur Smythe, son if (!us Smythe,
president of the Smythe Brothers
Sheep Co., Lyle Johnson and John Mc
Dermott returned to their "amp from
a trip to Meaichum whc'C ti'ey went
to huve their pack hoi -:e. shud- They
are preparing to take out some more
lambs and fat sheep to maiket iu
about a week.
Miss Puelah Ste .hens, who lias been
visiting with her nnrle and aunt, M:'.
: d Mrs. Thomas Lj'-..i. for a f.'
weeks, has returned to ier home in
La Grande.
Little David Rore is the prooud
owner of a new watch, which was giv
en him for allowing h'.s first tooth
pulled-
Len Ingram is stacking hay.vilh
tie aid of Alvin Than.:).l' and Carl
Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Neilsen, of Kan ela,
accompanied by he sister, Mrs Ed
wards, of Lincoln, NebnJk:i, and Hen
Ward from iLa Oande spent Sunday
ut the home of J. S- Kose
R. L. Sullivan and family -.vent fr:
La Crande Thulday to recurs :ii(.lica'
treatment for their li't'e on, Leslie.
NOTK'h. j
Notice is hereby given that Julia R-li
Metzler has filed her Pinal Account J
as Administratrix of the Estate of , .
Ruth G. Hart, Deceased, and that the If
r'oimtv Court of Union County ha-ii!
fixed Monday, the iilst day of Aug-I , f
ust. 192'i at the hour of ten o'clock i ul
a. m.. as the time when it will hearl" . ,. ! l
objections to such final account au.l,S buildings Spi'iiyed lllfdcT J
will settle and determine the snmc.
CRAWP'ORl) & EAKIN,
Attorneys for Administratrix
Julv 20-27, Aug. 3-10-17. '
To RELIEVE BACKACHE
tkm the trtittworthy sulphur remedy
m
work of brass control pines.
ThAiUKh ihe URoncy of thin ma
chinery the climatic conilitbns of any
countrv in the world can be introiluce'l
intft tha Council ('hanibcr and UitM
larKo committLe-room-
A remarkable feature of the ventil
ating apparatus is that the effect of
a suiiden change in the ouLjiciy tern
(lei ture is immediately and ant imatic
al!y conveytd to the sensistive iiiHtru
menta in the sub-basement, so liut
they piomptly adjust their efforts to
ward maintaining n eevn tempera
ture in.side.
.A fall of rain on the roof, or a spell
(jf sunshine, are felt by the instru
ments, and they art ac-'i'dinly.
Moi o remai kable still is the fact
that a single member coming into
the Council Chamber when o-'erheate-l
autcmatif. ally effects the entrance of
an additional proportion of cool air
to balance the minute chanx-1.
held In Edinburnh. Tlio chbd" pro
duct of the company is whiskey, j
There (are tumw peipto who think j
It rather uw racts iron, tim v kmu i
Marshal's diL-nilv' and reputation lol
bo Interested in a business of that
sort, but tht'lr .disapproval is hardly
as severe as it would be hi America.
The Haigs have Iouk been flnam-iul-
WOOD;
OHDKll NOW HBFOUB !
PRICES ADVANCK S
i-ft. W(M)I) nt 7..Vl J
lli-ln. wool) at $H.nil to 1).0()
CALL MAIN 734 '
Harris Grocery S
"Mt. Emily" Prpducts
Is your assuranca that you are getting the
Beat in Cured Meats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
1 EHaaeaaBaayBiiSiJLiJ smir.-WTr t'riTc
Exide Batteries
SlatterleB In stock,
latteries fur rent,
latteries rechurBad.
llatterles Watered. Free,
(latteries of all makes repaired
ItOKCH MAONHTO HKIIVH'H
STlttMHHIt(l ( AltUUltHTOIt
HKItVM'U
I-'HKD HI'ltOKKH, Prop. -III
LelKhloira Miichlno Worka
J
Buy Now,
Or Build;
Wo will furnish you a Rood
lot and build you a lioma Just
like you want It, for a amull pay
ment down, balatica on monthly
payment.
Wo also have several newly
built Inui c a lows for aalo at prices
that will suinn-lao you. ' Hniall
payiuent down and the balanco
on . motilhly paymeutH,
We have for aalo and trade,
all kinds of Knod furma. utock
ranches, fruit tracts, bulldluR
lots and city lirqperty of all
kinds. j
Automobile andi Fire j
Insurance ;
Notary Public j
PYRAMID LAND CO. i
F. N. Ford !
Attention! Fruitgrowers
FOE
ETTER
OXES
PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH
Union Box Co.
F. Jasnmnn, Manager,
La Grande,, Oregon
Telephone, Main S88 , :'l 1
Monuments
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
IPaint With!
Air
Consider the importance!
i
painting your farm !
lu mi.uti 60c : full lnHtmnt. 6 bo,,
12 Hi. Muner huc If ma .all. fled, wheu
urchniuirt from ii.
L. & i,. iwrci t o
La (iiiinde . Oregon
ij high )ressnre air digs'
Ii .
.'! deeper than hair, and is !
!! eheaper.
it
ij J. A. Rankin
I; Res. KJ01 O Avenue
- - . i i . i i
ff.iy. nti uu uruct piuuru lu uui
liancia 1R puro io receiv iKiin
ful, intelligent execution. i
We Will Gladlj
Famish Estimate
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
1502 S Are- La Grande, Or.
Wt mi
1 -A
I mm i
si Mmk
VI JM
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i-frrsifi-i:'lTfi:tifrf'-' w'r ifirtritiMiiiii
White Shoe SaleChoice $1.95
CleaiMip mi AVhile Canvas pumps and Spurt Ox
fords. These shoes are regular sfo.oO and .4.HU
values. Choice as long as tlitjv last at $1.95
The Bootery
A PARADISE FOR TIRED FEET
20G Depot Street Phone iMain 113
Grover Smith, Mgr.
Comforts
The cool mornings and evenings call for a
wanner slipper. We have them in jusl the style
and color you are looking for and at the riht
irice.
Children's Fells, moccasin style $1."i0
Children's Felts, ankle length if 1.00
Children's Fells, hitfh l"p if 1 .)"
Ladies' Itililimi Trim Fancy
Ladies' Coinff Top, two t'olor
Ladies' Decorated Felts
Men's Felts, (Tec'Talcd
Men's Comfy Tup. two colors
Men's Leathe Sole Felts
$1.0'!)
$1.(1!)
$1.7.)
:'. .$1.7.-)
$1.!H
$2.2.!
ANDREW'S VARIETY
STORE
)
Tha nrw Qooiyenr
CrouRib Tread Cord
A Real Cord Tireor Small
Cars at a Popular Price
The new Goodyear Cross-Rih Tread Cord in the 30 x34
inch clincher type is a tire that the small car owner will
warmly welcome. '
It gives him, at a price lower than the net price he is asked
to pay for many "long discount" tire3, every advantage of
quality cord tire performance, for it is a quality tire through
and through.
It is made of high-grade long-staple cotton; it embodies the
reliable Goodyear quality of materials; its clean-cut tread
engages 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 sr
surface that is exceedingly slow to wear.
The tough tread stock in this tire is carried down the side-,
walls clear to the bead, making it rut-proof to an extraor
dinary degree.
In every particular it is a representative Goodyear product,
built to safeguard the world-wide Goodyear reputation.
Despite its high quality, and the expertness of its construe
tion, it sells at a price as low or lower than that of tires
which lack its important features.
The 30 x 3!i inch Cross-Rib
Cord clincher
'! $12.50
This price includes manufacturer's excise tax
Goodyear CrotS'Kib T rtad t.ord Tires are? also made in 6, 7 and 8 inch sze$ for trucks
FOR SALE BY
For Sale by
W. Ii. BOIiNENKAMP CO.
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