La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 19, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI ir V PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING. OB3EEVEB Saturday, August 19, 1522 f j Wide Variety in Sleeves; BE i:ov. i anient nniituci'd in reply to am interpellation by the Bavarian li'iopio's party. There then remain ied 2:.i.!2 head of livestock Btlll to be handed ovit. I The deliveries thus fr made ln- Li y. r,25 horses. 17r,.tlii6 rat NEW SHOWING LIVESTOCK tle. 2ci!i.:::l sheep. 21.441 . .( Ten head of poultry. coats. Those SI, 712 ' ... i.n ma le comprise (ii- Associated Press.) jhorses. !'2.1u0 cattle, and 77,-IUO BERLIN'. July 1. (By Mall!.--!siu.ep. s..i ,. r.,.rm:ilv'!i i i i.,li , ..rles of livestock to Itll sses i-v- ionly worries III meeting the de- from st!i Cermany aro; expected Inlands or the entente. Official re !, he made early in September, uorts Indlcnln that she has had tolwi,ile shipments to Serbia probably IflisenrfiH libera II v from her Uv- will take place soon ,..,.!, 't't.eu.. deliveries are1,.. .1, In mid 4.0IMI si Ten thousand 4 nmi sheen tire to ho Poiret Twills tin coniDensatlon for requisitions ',,.,, ,,, ialy. The Serbian ronslKn .. . Wf iiuade by the (iermans during the ill consist of 67.000 Bheep. meat w jwur. I More than half n million hen ! i f livestock,- besides pcillltry nuinber :1ns nearly u iiuarter million, were j delivered to the entente by Cer iinuny up to iliily 3 of this year, the Song Heard a Mile. The niyiiiie-ale s sen' may ho lienrd at a ili:ane uf a iniie en a" calm niaht. mi disgor Fall Ore We are Kail Krcssc These nr lii.wiii;;- a lare shipment of Xew f i- women iiii'l misses. IliilllV IlHKH l all of latest creations, ami show in llic new panel effects. There nrc dresses fop tin sinill wniimn, medium sized woman am also for t lit.' extra lare woman. Your insiei-i ii i is invited. 1 - .... Mit font - HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE r Jmrft- i CCYBICHT IV H'CAtll ' 33 Ihev ViV in.V """v- icove. Tliey-ro not as loose and ltor.-mir as A wltl.ucumaHn' ',";re to-m0N f y confine tul- runs tiie risk or belnu hit by the monster arinor-pierciiiK projeetlles as well as belnc rammed by the ;ii,lMM)-ton AKameninon. Bay Your EASTMAN Kodak Films and Cameras at PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE The Store Where most folks Ituv llu'ir drills. .luij J.;)H.i wa.i llic villiKfC Uiicksmitli. I!...,. 'Ilinm-.u lli.-.v th,. ,, .,..1.,L-,,. o...i .in ii hi.- M. ti,i n.tti Kitimi! I'lK' -lur, and there were others. Hut it wus iKft'uli work with tlu'in. They hud tin ii plcaaurcs also, and thi;& who diii not hoar them and the Khi n?:u?on hiotlu'iv "swiip" jokes, never (juitt all the juice out of a wuter nu ion- j I-'mntin the site of Oro Dell unfold. it pjinoiama of ripened fiell.-, haninir nnnTin i nirn US OK UhS UUUUin Li 3 LU TEN CENTURIES (Ily Associaitd !-rcsaj COSI.AK. Her.. July 1. (By For Sale Y.'S SUNDAY AND MONDAY "The Woman Who Walked Alone" . ViTLTI DOROTHY DALTON The melodrania lieant ii'nl, sweepim; 1'roin Lou-, don's ballrooms to the wild South African jmi ule. l'i-odui-ed liy the man who made 'The Sheik." .Milton Sills and "Wanda Ilawlev in the cast.' Also Showing "TWO FACES WEST." Two Reel Comedy till! acres at Telocaset, two miles from station. 275 acres under; cultivation, stream of water runs! tnroupn thn place, also some I springs, balance in pasture.- All i fenced, ltiiildings are old. Price ij,:mjii.ou ana 2ouu casii will handle it. Jack" Horner Tells of Trip r't'ouii.iti.'nt Oi 1 J di i'l'imi Arieiiltiirii In calls Maiiv 1 lisli Co Vvixi ur's. l;;iid.?, fine iriudens, deliifhftul Mail ) f cwsy "Id Goslar, Methuselah hu:nes and thriving eities. The sand nf the Mar., luis ttipned liirhlly into iiiiK- which was onco considerwf as the limelight to ar.n mnce to the world ::uituhie tnly for stix-k rane is now' it has reached iis thousandth birth-; a ehu-kernc-anl of farms and orehardsdny. A cekhration, attendtd by : intei spei sod with beautlifuii jroves; t prom i rent men from many parts oi and instead of the bellowing of cattbjthe country, marked the occasion unci the ytampc:le of horses announc- In preparation for the event, (ios inV a ermiri.ir st-:rm, as of yore, wo ;;r dressed itself all up in its "Sun tunv have the hum of the threshinvrj day he.U," with a general coat of nun-hiiwj, the peaceful lowing of farm- fijsh paint and lavish decorations- It vnrd herds, i:nd the joy of a pr':res-i took m once mere somethine of the 1 . i: .. I-.. 1.1.. 1 . I 1 I f -w.;, rrnnn wh(1 s,ve pet pie inpiicnumi. ,,, ,j o, V', be usdlimed. balance cash. -nne of this land was sohr as worth-: deuce. Even the venerable Kaiser-l m le,s "sMirrel ranches" for the mere: huus, built bv Henry I U and said to be; HO neres near Union, all in Rood co t of the improvements when the tho oldest secular "building in Ger- eultlvation and in crop rooi! 1m- l,.t- .U,.nh f.rimmett and I. as bovs. : mnv. iimieared briirhtened up for the Pi nveinents. I'nce :i,tiuu.uu 'helped ninke bn:k lor the t'.rst uncKi day stere in -Id l.n Granm1 HO aeres elose to La Grande, all under cultivation. Seven room house and burn, good outbuild ings. I'rieo $12,000.00. Will trade for some pood town prop erty, or $5,000.00 cash, balance on easy terms. Ha ncres on the sand ridire near Allcel. 1'riee $ 14,tI2.f0. " There is a morlrnire Tor Jfi.Oofl.OO can Monuments ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW cral miles lonjf paraded the streets Kdttor Obsniver: llt.'eiitly our car vuh h'jadetl for Lake Wallowa. Ai I'cndKtin we wert infunmd that tiu1 Ulue M'.unlain highway is in the niak inft' and we, were told to cro;n the inoiliitalns fiom Milton, but at Milton we 'were iidvi.t-d to ivltat-e our way to Pendleton i-nd t.y the hiyhwiiy, which wt. did Thompson, who drove city lit span anil had tin liaiJei-t, and iy niny om ers. Itecalls Shine Diiys. Teain:-.teis did ii t iear rocks, nlumps and i uts. W hy, Ititly VVellnutti, the ritae tlnver, ei allied his whip at si i hoists ai they galloped over this road with a C'uncu rtl coach iaden with p.is- Manv Chnniies Noled. Upon contemplating the wondrous change thut has taken place in the beautiful valley of his youth, one who I...Ati ii ii nlwjint'ui lunch nf his life findfi that peculiar "Hip vah Winkle"! lain, followed by a huge folk-picnic teeliiu steal over him, and he in- on the mountain-side, in the evening -'inctively wiite GKANlrJ K(N'IK a fidk-p!ay was presented by local VAl.l.KY in capital letters with the talent. imr-tesdon that the letters should up pear in Inon.e. and goid. . Trlce $4, 000. 00. cash. Jlie anniversary observances began in thi.i building with a formal morn-l G have some good buys hi city ing program in which public leaders property worth invosi igatlng, also in town, nrnvincuil, ami national "i took pact- A historical pageant auv Kiro and Life Insurance. INHRSHIPS SERVE !! AS TARGETS! C.J. BLACK & CO. New Foley Building La Grande, Oregon HOW ABOUT 'THOSE j ESffiKfflSSSffiBBrag EMPTY SOCKETS ! Z- 'lllCcirr& We h&ve made profound fflleniordl frou tudy of monument bunding, - - i i i i : . J.Jj. -na au uruer piauru lu uut nanas ik eure to receive ihiui ful, intelligent execution. We Will Gladly Fnrniah Estiniatet Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company 1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or. Q M 'I I 5 pi, E I lll: that Were llelt-i' liattles oated to Scrap 1 lie .'ire licin.-r I'sed as Targets for y.-ivnl rinnners. As u youlli the wiiter had dnc the sen 'eis, U. S. mail and precious Well.. freitihtiliK a-'l-up t.le (. a) use ( r f.avv I'liiuo packages; and tile load was luru) hill route, hicii was so steep'. .ul uleieil fairly ioi,d hy n people wh.i that it was-the cvntom'to thop the; livid at a time wluu ilieie were n trail wujrons ior a Inter pull up lliej aul .mebiles, when l.iifrir s were a! Innir iliL-liui' '1 his niten taxi.l theiunt as M-nrce us piuii. s, niul '.here sturJincss of the pi..neer. Vet with v.cie not a dozen pianos in all the the noble IKi se, tne iialienl ox uiii; i ii anne Ki.iule valley. I ctliiriiiutic mule it wa . acciini'lislied, lint, chanciiiK the tienil of the story and we th:ninht luit linie of the r.uul-.ja li;;le, we siirli l'.r u replica oV for the riHlfrhcr tiie read, the renter. .Mcachnni 'l'oll tiate. where saint and! the iiccotnpli.shinuu in liaveiinir i'. isniier uniiiuuily paid their loll alike.' ,(: , ...hiT.-il l'r.-".) AVe find oimilve.l well up in the- Itul llle'e wns'nn excepti-m. When' , ONDON llllv ' "d ( llv Mall) iiKunlain Vie we disrnver the old Ii, :: .lames licAh ss. l me t ove, p.n- .,;;,. fo,;,u, n(,"bVers for the fiei.-ht r.ad ovr which William mid, chased a .Mason Hamlin orxan Iron !.',,,, , i,,tt lesliins which the las,,,, Ilumei.Tlemiis t.wr.cy al A:-; ,.. v. II. h. n,cs and drill.-., c ""' ' rferen, e 1 e c r eVd J ,, ,,,. . ,iiiiui uiiiten wi'.n Woislell, lle-iry and .iiilm Meyers, ioira depleted pui.se at .Meacham' To. I (lean anil John Tattle, l-'arr.s ni'l ;iiic, iln clei'ir) nmn and Ins family Thomas Wmle. I'm-le .lini t'iiililcis an 1 pnnl llu ;, t,. no ,vinK an open air his sens, Jeujaiuiii an: .laims lla:e,-,l ctmci l iuf ,ie an appieciative audi l!b lie.knl t a' 1 .Ics.-ph' tl aimer, i ,..,. -ealeu on the sluiiios aliiinl I h,.n. .sainuei ii' .nil anil r.iiw.n.i iintuer, .io.-. i.nier la I UK-.-ilflt al:d AI hunker, ami ninny.,,, tiny nave conceits over the United other liiainle Ifomtcrs occasionally . Mutes an l maiiv in Switzei liiml wil Winter' ccinin' Fill with lie si ra lipi d. Creat Ilritaln i is usiim tie- monsters as tareets for the miners of the Koyal navy and the bomliiTs of the Itoval Air; l'oice. I.Ike the fulled Slates and l-'rance. this country has a dozen or. II I 1 -I ' "": ' i,.r ,: ,. :;': ; i he relcmited to the ignominious ('111 11 Shelby Mazda Lamps The liest liulii for every imriiose. -IV-c-' prrsti-iPlun ti-L'GjlSTS La ( irande Agents . Iiaule , junk pile, i Thunderer. d Irelliht lictoie llic lion Uor ,tv teli voll that I lie lleMoss l.iioih- came. Ah! I Uiu vv these men hi lh., uiik "SWccl i t-, n" amoitir tin- Aip-.1 Tluinilerer. Monar. li, t omiueror ceil-ami 1 IMCionie i'io t , f lii. ln li.ivi. i V11 I. ale W as .MectiiiK I'liinl. ' :'iIomis. I.lon. Ajat. tienlurion. iios.ii.l the th . if. ite.uuse th.-y were, Tile 1.11 tiale was li meetiiiK place Ki,u: tieorne V. Princess Itoval sterling, 1 I'm.! myself nsknin my oi lo. misters, where tiny coiiunonlv " "lion, nionslers of So.ililO fricn.ls to hallow il,. n ir.emoiy. ;,aai oo. Most of the (irniule Ifonder's or "'ore Ions, once the pride of the lui.iv four til arratiins- .Inol ni.e leases and they fed them fvon seas, are all doomed, t'ost Itelci'iinir lo I in';.' J.i-.i i lnllci-.. i.wc.l, and lli.ic was much innsic in tlic'tu: mole than $ 1 "1,01111,111111 origin have known four penei aliens if lusi , , lmi 1U1,, f t. ,v ,in, ,,., ,..'ally. junk dealers hae oifored the lalllily all il whom rcprccit oil Mis: lueses thai llad ;ood teeth and a well i v'o ernnieiit only ?n.0ull apl Buuri on die s pantile and all id' wiiom , , ;ii ,. n,,etite. I have ol'lin lieeiiltln'iu. etc nil i'l 111 for t. ur isly " tiiynu roa spot p eusnnie'iL "Cs! en ecr mecliair- lou reais iim Itifinher oi tl:e t'hililcr.i f; dui'id tliis una ui'.l iuum toihiiini; i!;r .h.'i.- ivrora',: ei livinj;': "Theie's Old Jin; t'HMeis And 'ouni; -''i'l fiiil'icrs Anil Little Jim rini.ii-rs. hi : ' So Little .Inn t IMi.ii 1. Will he Voir - ':ia l ' Vr When OM .inn ('In!.' 1 ! .,r... Hut our i !.i ,1,-: u ' . 1 ;i nvrain w inoe I",. lv.: : . with the id, a i f nveaiiei.c tin :n loohieu lot soa'e intii V'hicll one wishes to s canyinir out tne f.eui,', tht n- i The old n ad i . , ,,.u;i,..r ihan th wuy, but a uo, , st. -v ami les kivps the read sinoi I'u-r and tiie 11101 n lllir meriler. Tn.e is ll-e e-si uce i f eomfort on an !.l fa -hio.ie d mountninlli,,' ronil. lake suffi.-iiMt tmu. until thc!:li o n oiuiiway is complete, u your time is for mile, vle-esale it while truvelitn; over the Mcacl-aai read. Arriving at a ir'm.le and iiinffini: from a sprint; neaiby, we recall th.' days when it was the custo-n fur freighter to tai a kci; inihMde.i anions Ills fnMk'ht and well straw drin just enotiirn ot -.. hm throat Hlld niml: for the Itlue Hot "hone dry" then There nre rocks nn.l rvks, but they nre not ?o shnrp as they were, Th- rorners nnd eiljres were worn smooth some fifty years apo- by "Whistling", 111:0, a junior 1 u, vll , u, a, ,hl, (,lul )( The navy Is now eni'.aceil la is up. 11 uie inn r an 1 slept tne slei p t 111 o mud the dlaanis 01 the work " jui.i" l eaiv ilav Uv that kind oi mii.i,-. series of tarjet tests oil the famous Winn tile snow was deep ami the' battleships Aiaituomnon and Superb, lil'.l'.e I'oin- oi- six-hot luckier wislwhli'h like their sister shiis. are to loaned in llic cieal lircplaro of tie.- find their craven I" th" ocean at Toil t.atc House, and then- wore pleti-llli hands of tiie ciinuers and jack iy of pine kevts lo licht and warm thelturs that once nianiied them. Tin loom, and p.cod shales kept the evea-ladmlralty is trying by tliese tests inc itay until a late liour and the hos-fto determine how a tiiteei !iil can 1 ;l!e fnauly letircd lo their rooms. !bo preventitl from iiassini: I'roni the if' aa.cstor. of many now livinc in'tnrret ilow 11 llie nmmiinitioii tulie hian te Koiide vallt v spiea.l thea l In the battle of Jutland. Imln ihle. lndefat lvalue and CJileen Mint blew up because of a flasti passinc ".'1. 11. ! from tiie ammunition tube to (he 1 w ish some local Lonefellow ws.uM' magazines below . So Superb is now ano.iv L,it. M ntctri.-n! airny the prettVjin the Knr.lish eh.ntiiel and Is iieini: n M" I'v.u-.celiiie like romnnce of .Mr. an i, shelled at piinlshinc ranges to si1 l"l' .Mis l- .-.I No, line with its setluiv- a-.;Whether or not the Hash of evt los- 'll:i' dcai.iani loll t.ate House in the ion passes down to t ie nowdei- ami tic n-.ro. Anl tinie were other 1 1 -1 s hoi I mac.a.ines under civeu con.li- tini! romances that t ek place at lions. lostoiie mountain inn which are: Acameiiinoii. loo. mav soon no .1 ilinir the ton h of Hie isiet's a successor. She Is a moving t ir pen and the artist's brush. icet. more difficult to lilt than Su- 1 ui Ihe auto cn'sses the summit.' perh. w hich Is stationary. She is then hies past the IVlicnn Uanch and propelled bv oil. The supply of ell the l ive Points in the distance, then is turned on. her enclnes are slart I'ledmore's mill site and halts in the ed. and Hie enclneera tier from her new luchway. which is a happy pro- before she gathers too much liead- splelldld modern road,wav. Her snit as well as her vor in talullll: insiil oil o no! safe Trnm sus loss if yon have not all vour iivo stock. Mortality Live Stock Insurance in the MailTon! Live Stock In- J suraine l'o. can bo obtained to , coyer pi act i. a liy all of your invest in. lit ie. live stock. 1 - Then shoal 1 loss come you , an look for ie Icninily to P-iV for the vah f the animal's , dcalh taken throuell any riuure what your live slock are worth and Kot Insurance J to protect ou. I Ask for particulars anil rates. , Phcsy of the p"-.r To cle'i-i',1'1'1 wi" "".'.'"'Vt tho capitals oi steering apparatus are controlled bv i-t not muiWIc h' s "'' Onrntula comities. J wireless in another ship. 1. So.ri we aie at the descrteil site of t.st, I, ,hat d.inl bv the sloop SElTKITY INSLRANTE AGENCY Oi-o II..1I . ,1 1. .1 . .. '. " ."' I '..-.,, o, ,e .,,, ,.i. .1 '"lie 11. .Miapiiracon. .She Is responsible f.n where the on erpr,su,tf J. Saoihaak,,,,.. aicurale motion pictures or Itrass nperaUsI a irnst mill, a sawmiP.wtm, haiinem to Hie h.r.i ... n, Here the venerable llnclereiit 0t the shots. At times she t t'llAS. II. lU'YNOl.nS, Manacer. I -a tirande . . lln'Btio 1 "lasurnncv With Servlco" , and A store. .v J .1' jt.7 -- r i ;'.i.', d b jitY .."is3 . .-5 . a t-mrt K li.ll .ln! nut a ever see a New England Backyard? 7'ITEN the wood is neatly piled, the tools arc in place, the grass is trimmed and the h:'.re ground swept clean before the door, it bespeaks thrift. Thrift is the rule in New Kngland. Independence, power to invest, and happiness are the children ot" thrift. How is it with you? This bank will help you cultivate llic savings habit. United States National Bank La Grande - - Oregon M V. M B I- IJ F I- H S K R V F, S V S T E M 5 I ii . ',.i- :