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Friday, August 18, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE ENDOWMENT iPOLES' EXPORTS MacNkier Flies to Tall; DRIVE BEGINS; EXCEED IMPORTS: ' llv" AwiiwUli.il Pr 1 (Hv Axsooli4lMl llv.t.l fcUOhNE, Aug. 18. As tho first WARSAW. July 17. Illv Mall).- fite in u cumituign to obtain tin en-'Collsli Imports tnduy cunsiHt luiyoly Uowment fund for the University of! of eoiton iukI nmlul nianntiM lurtw, Oregon m mass meeting of citizen..' while her evi orls are oil. timber of Kugeno was held here recently lujanil textiles. In split) of the lilch outline plans for the diive and to rale of exehuiiKo, the l"nittl Stales form an organization. . i holds swond pluco In the list ol Presi.lent P. L. Campbell of theleountries sudiiIvIuk Polish imports. University of Oregon addressed th' Polund is still ImuurliitK in iui-ir ?r meeting and loid of the (rifts that .iuve uimauy oeen given the university and others tlmt hnv msi.i. lie declared that a great deal moiv intney must he obtained to erect build ings to meet the growing needs of the institution. I!e sllj, thai the miilage tax is entirely inadeouate to meat the lunning expenses) of the university and at the same timy provide a fund for the erection of iffw buildings. The University of Oregon never nas received any large gifts i:f money, the largest being that of KIO.OUO giv en in 1887 by Henry Villard, picneer raihoad builder, Villaid hull, one of tile 'oldest building on the cumpiH. was elected from this fund. The jii.'.O, 91)0 women's building wus ncrttj two years ago laigely with money donated in small amounts hv humlieJs of in dividual citizens and organizations oi the state. amounts than she exports. The foregoing l rroin "Tho Sta tlftlcul .MaKazlue o( Polund. '' YANKEES VISITING TO HAVE" APPLE PACKING SCHOOL to f-jr iftj Ms 7 (llv AttHOi'ititfd IVH. SPOKANK, Auk. IS. Plana have just bum announced heie fjr the es tablishment cf a Spokane Valley ap ple pufkine school in the warehous of the Spokane Vajley iirowtrs' Un ion at Onpoituiiity, ten miles east of heie- The x-h:ol will open August i as an extension oi the Washington State Ct;lIeKP. . . The cruises will be under the di- Jie-'tiim of experts and these complet-'r.-g the work in a satisfnctoi-v man- jnct wi!l be yivon u certificate of rad- uiuicn trom the rollejre. 1'lans call for two classes with a limit of 75 pupils i ' I i UK 11 4 iw..:-v.-:.-.-,i4---, JU ' GET RID OF GRIT Rod dutl.crboa,s ma parllcUa Iruiii ciiuf wr-U thould b IWcd out rcruUrly. Authorircd delr uac Clol Kliuhlag Oil tur ki. ly and UwriMnthnm. TUmy rvnU with STANDARIi Oil, MODERN CRANKCASE CLEANING SERVICE KKAI TH K WANT' AIM! i i TAXI 243-W Boston Lunch 209 Fir Street 30f! Meals and Up Served from 6 a. m. to 1 a. m. Midnight Chinese Dishes Also TAXI 287-J Noodle House 00r Adams Ave. Kind cImr Noodles unci cninose DIbIios from 11:30 a. m. unlll 1 p. in. All kinds of plu. iiaiidwlclim ud eotUe. WONO SING, Proprietor Both Places Three cities demanded the presence of HaufcrU M.i NiJ. ,.-.j hours time. On the rigiit, you see the naiioi.al tiotnuunt-f mi .unr ic&n Legion tlying fvova 'facoma. Wash., to liai.n. u, -Vuiii. 'i.tn U Mew to Seattle for ii. third CI! HA CUTS SAl-AlHr.S. j. (Hy AMBoeiaiea press? lltMVI A O O.. I ! ll.l i niirt, l uuh, rtinj. lit 1 1 Mail.) ( ,: unless has dei'ided that the ciuntry is tein ovetrhni )?eI when it pavs ;tO,fil a year lot t'u-h of itst to: 1:4 senate t a and $ 1 'J.O'JI; a y tah of its 120 leprestntativej. n Under un conciny pi.tam tJie ren-j" ate has apree.l to reduce its quota lt I J il.riOO a yta:t and il.- K jse uv!i ,000 , hi irfinif the ron;;rassiona;f ' budiret to 1,718,000. This will hrinir i each. -Km-h course will run for about a year ami' rvpitwi'iiUtive" t (' I Paint With! Air ! (Fly AKHoclated Prens) COPENHAG1N. July 28. By Mail) After a week's Visit to Denmark. a party of 18 traveling American , Bttidentu has left here for Norway and Sweden. The students aro visitliiR the Scandinavian countries under the auspices of the International Stu dents' Tours and In co-operation with the American Scandinavian Foundation. Jameg Creese, secre tary of the latter organization, and Professor Henson, of Columbia Uni versity,, are conducting the tour. After a short visit to Germany an1"! Prance, tho students here will join the .rest of the afiO American stu dents, who arrived in Europe on board the Saxonia, and return with them to the States. During their stay In Copenhagen tho students, mostly under-grad- oatJs from the various American unl , versitles, have been entertained by the American minister, the Copen hagen Municipality, the Copenhagen University nnd the Danish StudentK' union. They have1 visited museums and other places and institutions of interest under the guidance of first ' clas8 Danish experts. a week the length of time considered - most suitable for covering the course, (-.it -!, nt will i. nvi.i.Mn.1 n uun,r at least eight lectures and session aivl'will he granted certificates when able to demonstrate to the expert in chaige that they understand . grade I and pack methods and can put up sat-1 Lsfaotorily the standard packs. j ( Exide Batteries j Speed of Uicht. Detween the ilrks of a watch n rny of ILht could move eight times around the earth. A TRUE RAT STORY Rattorles In stoek. jiutterios for rout, batteries reehnrgod. Batteries Watered Kree. (latteries of ell makes repaired ItOSt ll MA(JM:i'() SKHVK'K STKO.MItKIUJ CAItlUHtKTOlt HIHtVU'K FHKI) lUHtdlOKH, Vrop. In 1'ighton's Machinu Works Ciuisidcr the importaiiee J J of painting your farm; S buildings sprayed under J S high pressure air d i g a 'deeper than hair, and is' ! cheaper. S J. A. Rankin Oil.... Res. 1304 0 Avenue V Efficient Vision Your Greatest Asset TIIIC strenuous demands of thin nue rouulr the possession of every physical faculty hi Its most efilcleut state that wo muy bo enabled to wage our Amtest of llfo at tho greatest iKisslblo udvantago. Dut nothing puts a nuui or woman at tmch a great disadvantage as a unrtial or total Iohs of vhuial nowers. There Is, perhaps, no eatuslropho which evokes more pity, or Is looked upon with more dread than blindness, yet people gln les attention to the can of thelr-tJywj than tu th cure of their teeth. The least uehe in a tooth will make most of us scurry to a dentist, but we will out for hcudacbis for months and allow our working of ficleticy to become lower and lower be cause of defective vision with.-.ut attempting to teek relief. . ( Few eyes ura absolutely normal and the majority of people, regardless of ago, actually need p hisses. The ned of glasses is many limes multiplied becauso of the character of employment. The day of that old Idwi that ago alone brings n need lor spectacles c.v eye.pl nssea has long ago vanished, with other errors of like iiutur.t. Glasses an noed 'd tho moment the natural pow ers of the eye do not permit It to function properly for all distances. . - Our equipment and methods ur the mou'. inodt rn, V . . . . j DR. W. M. PEARE With J. H. PEARE & SON Optometrist CHILE TRADES M PITTSBURG riTTSnURGH. Aug. 18. The largest single consignment or elec tric apparatus for railroad electri fication ever made in this country started from Pittsburgh recently when the Westlnghouse Elettflc In ternational company despatched the "International Trade Special," on Its way to the. coast. The special, mode up of 33 cars, carried equipment for the electrifica tion of the fjtate railroads of Chile. It was the second such shipment, the first having ibeen made several weeks ago. A third will follow shortly. The contract with Chile involves $7,000,000 and Includes 39 locomotives. The consignment now on Its way to South America is valued at $750,000. '.From. Pittsburgh tho "spooial" goea to South Philadelphia, where the material will be loadevi on a steamer for transit to Valparaiso by way ot the Panama Canal. Your Complexion Do you want a clear fresh Rlowingskin free from even the slightest trace of pimples or blackheads? You can have it easily. And so quickly that your friends will be amazed at the change in your appearance. Simply take Ironized Yeast two tablets with each meal. Then watch the results. Before you know it, every pimple and blackhead will have disappeared and you will have a clean, youthful velvety skin the kind that to envied by everyone. Ironized Yeast supplies your system with certain vital elements now lacking in your food the very elements needed to keep your skin I ne waters of the Hio Colorado ' beautiful. You won t believe what a wllj he utilized In the generation! wonderful change it can bring in your of the power to bo furnished to' complexion until you try it. Get it from the Chilean state railways, the Ini- your druggist today or mail postcard tial electrification of which will In-1 for Famous3-Day FREETest. Address chide 144 miles or track, 116 miles Ironized Yeast Co., DepL 99, Atlanta, from VaUuraiso to Santiago and 28 Ga. Ironized Yeast is recommended miles from Laa Vegas to I,os Andres and guaranteed by all good druggists. Stearns Rloclric l'u Co., Chicago litar Hlrn: -Mr. Itobert T. Donnell Of AUIjUmiIom n, Twin., came In our more tho otliiT day ami wuiiiej something tu kill ruts, mi I Huh! him a box flu-jirnu Hat Pit le. Anil he put hoiiio paste un Nix blflcullH that nlKht nnd the next itiurn Iiik he fuun.l tUty-li.ur bis rata. And tho Bt'inl niKht he iut out four mure hla cults with pust on tliwn. iinil the second iiiuiiiIiik lie found ncvi'iitet-n muro rut a, making a toiul of iw veiny -on- rats In two nlKhtn. and ihero were lota mora that ho did not and. Thin lit uome bit rnt tale, but, never-hf-U'n, It lit B.j. Jut thiMiiitil would vi it . to Iwt yuu know that your tut puUi h Keiid. JteHjwct fully, KENNEDY BItOTHKItS. ' Buy a 35c Box Today Enough to Kill 50 to 100 Rats or Mica Don't wnntc time trying to kill thrne ponti With iK)wilera.)liUl.!iainlthtrcxoriiiii-i(tiil irt-).aratonn. Itcility for I'nr llelter Titan TniH. DriiK and Owi-m) Siorfu hII STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE Amaze Your Fresh for Your Saturday Order "Watermelons MuskniflloiiH' Cantaloiipea (Ira)ie .Kruit Peaelies laiianas (Irapes Strawherriea Hlaekl)eri'ies Head Lei luce Haiilani Ooni Hell I'ei)iei's Sweet I'olatoes Vleiy f W'ux Heaiis flreeti Peas Yomi(j Parrots ( 'ulilmge IWts Particular Altenlion Given 'Phone Orders. J. G. Snbdgrass 109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75 NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY Buy m n FOB THE ENTIRE FAMILT Wc liave ffie 'S;aniH'ii Ui;H HI ftie ycu oa- tiJd service. A sweater is !ijht weiit hut mr- ries the wnrftitli tf a uwicli heavier niatei-iitl. children need Iftem for s4mhI. .Motlicf mciU them for early foil onldMravea"r. Fat Ik finds 4licm verv ccoivenieiit. o 6 More eomrfalilc an less ex)ftisive tliai ft Clicquot Club Gingerale By the Dozen for the Home Price 30c a Bottle or $3.25 Doz. Hie taste of (MicUt doesoiil vary. F,ih luil tie. is made with the finest Jofi'aica Ginger. Only pure, spring atcr is used. The oilier ingredients ftfe s ood as can lie hought or made. Our fall millinery just arrived. ANDREW'S1 VARIETY STORE o BROTHERS GROCERY GALL MA IX HO Official Decorators D.O.K.K. EMB LEMS Fast Color Flags . ; Fast Color Bunting M. A.' RICHARDSON & CO. ' ; . .''1116 Jefferson Ave. iw.i; us MMiHii Official Decorators Store Fronts Buildings Streets, Etc. We supply fast color decorations for all purposes on n rental hasis. We put them up and take them down and do it cheaper than you can huy poor material and try it yourself. Lei us estimate your work. Our solicitor will call on vou in a dav or so. and at the Picnic Bread PAT1IKH rnrrii'S thu thermoii-'lmttlt';. Itroitinr Hill tlio Icw-.iroam, fr;!Z.er; KtJith the pfiirlifa. Molht'r only niilid, chopptnt,' luttuca anU-tKK for Iht 1 h f rly-n rt Ii kii n-l wfuh, ami then tucked In an bxtra lour of hrund. Hnsad, lliu utn; fotnl ImiIIhii-iikIIiIi', plcnlr-tlnu' or any-time.''' Vh:it would cofii or ik-ihIh-s or Wo rrt-um nmonnt to but a mre "IjIUj" wfltiotit lin.-iid to Mnidttfl thtm? Whll with plenty of Kood, tfiniitliii; muidwUlii'H, ri ntilt:h of gniHH und nn appetltu, you havo u i)iruh--fnat ri'itdy mn-do, uny tlmo. 1 11 door a or outdoor Kut Itrt-ad Your UqhI food for htmllli, iTijoyinMnt, v.etymmwv. I flflKERY Superfine Bread '5 - Ih the ttn-tid for the taiiPM It t.-irttcs MwntttiM' and ot- turttoM. .' A rriiiiil) in WHfltMt, been hum Hi KtJt nl a fyn fi.'Hh and molut im th dilhtprriof, nt- proof WTHMts tet prulcctti Hh K'ftliius. -- -'1 VJ'Srr Y-V'X I mm mm. o o 1 5 I ii i SI 1 1 3f 1 1