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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, August 21, 1922.
Ill
IISTO IEHGUSH ARE
Sll
A Bull-Throwing Senator
LEARN SPANISH
KIND HEARTED
Ton Stairs KYprosciitnl in
Knroilnit'iit m Srjiool Ml
: Kio Piedras.
I.ONUiN, July Jl. - illy M:iii). j
I.Ioyd O.irev, though I'rime .Minister,)
is (j in "f Hit nn-.-it utc sih!e, of im-n.j
say his jMlimri-t.i, and hi will list.'ti
in an '.n-iiy who speak to him civillj.j
So ivill Loi l Itiddeli, ami hoth of theui -an
kind-h:tited. j
Samuel I'iiri injrtnn moved both i
HtJittTiicntM lo he true and there-!
I'y round a way out of his troubles
lb- now nccupks a cuUae near th;
W.illon Ihitlh iof Links where lu
liiiK been iv-n im ploy ment an a end i
i (Hjr Annociatea PreiiO
SAN JUAN K It., July jfi. f i
Mail.) Students from ten or morn o!
the United Slates have cm oiled for
tiie special Kparii:di collide :it tin Vtii
vera it y Summer School at -Kio I'i-dnH
and AlisH Josephine iloil, in ehate,e oi
(he Heboid, is moio than phased wil'i
the fact that students have been at
ti acted f torn f u.-h a wide tei riory
Massn; husctis, Connecticut, Virginia.
New York, Alabama, Mirei, KJoiidit,
Pennsylvania, Kentucky, North Car
olina and the District d Coiumliia
so far u nre'ienlcd in the school
owened on Monday.
"Spanish cannot Innir bo consid- A few (lays uifo J.ntyd (.eure unu
oipiI n .-ommni.-bil ov hnMid-nml-biiUer 1 ! rd iti id'-il were plnym i lound of
luniruuire. hulls lieini' studied mireiv If "If Walton Health. I'ai linton
for its cultural nunbties." said Miss I with a "now or nevu ieeliritf, nee
V WrhX I v w .
1
inji-n is an ex-soldier who
won tinoi.Kft the liner war anil tht
(ix.it War. too. Owiritr to his in
;.itiiily lo find rooms imywhert , he
and InV wilr anil two children have
which hen? campinK (ut recently on KeiKat
thealh.
Holt . "Our of the out'ilnndiiiK fea
tures of the course is tiiat the student
attracted by it are interested in the
broader study of the innj.runtrc and H
cultural value, and not in n.-ipnrintf it
for purely commercial purposes. N'oi"
of the Ici-tures arc on commercial subjects."
Seme of the best equipped Spanish
students and scholars anions the putt
lie men of 1'orto Kico aie to ifiv? spe
cial lecture; during the course, in ad
dition to the intensive routine study.
When the Snanish courae is finished
Miss Holt will return to her work a-
Bupervisor of foi eii'n iununire in
Htruction in the public schcols of IJieh
mond, Va, !
'Porto Kico offers.jf.il the nppnr-l
tunities of Spain for the sUnlv of
Spanish, besides having the ndanta;
of 'beinir Ameiicun territory," n:ii
Miss Holt. "Teachers and othrrs de
siring lo ae(uiru a working knowledir
of Spanish can study much mor
cheaply here than in Spain "
The leiulnr normal summer emirs
for teachers, which is also beinjr held
at the University, has attract.") far
mtire pupils than can be neennoda'cd
and more than one thousand -Undents
are in actual attendance, Sevetl hun
dred, mostlv teacheis, have been re
fused admittance because of lack of
facilities to care for them- () ijrinaliv
a limit of HfiO was fixed for enroll
ment but this bus been eccle I.
ID
fIGT
IN GI1IETTE
tny Aiencimr(T ,iirt
CONSTANTINOI'I.K, July 14. Mly
Mail). Mr. and Mrs. Walter Curt,
of Culdwell, N. J.. who were mar
ried here lust month, have left on
a KipHy honeymoon trip of 10,000
miles uround Kurope. They will
travel nil the Nvay In a small Amer
ican eamlonetio, with n ehiniffour
eoolt, and a small tent of idled
Bllkv When tliei wen titer Ik too In
eletflent for the lent, they will sleep
In their motor car. Their honey
moon will take In fl-re.'ce, ItulKar
ln, II ii man In, Serldn, 1'olaud, Ceeho
Blovakla, (iermauy, Holland and
France, avr'ranInK niton t 1 nil miles
n day. They expert, to complete
thofr earu an-Jrnirney In 11 me to
reach New York on Thnnksjilvinj;
day.
The resuUH of Dr. Curl's obser
vations will be otuhmilied In a ser
ies of economic studies for Cue
American si rile department.
ed the two players and was given ti
sympat hctic in at iiiK.
Jle told them how for months he had
hifii nimble lo 1 1 ml a home. He had
j been eji'ctLil 1 1 o one place after a:i-f
jotmr that he bad found unoccupied!
I an I "commandeered" cottages, sheds, j
.m en-. i
Only when be and his family had
suflticd tie. rigois of the open airj
lit by d?iy and ly night, and he wn'j
at tun wit's end what to do, did he
de'rrmiiic, he said, to lay his case in
per. son 1m fore the Premier. j
U Ii-. .i tmaMy l-'at ringtou mentioned,
Ins urn service and spoke of his four
wounds, and bis experiences in the re
treat from Moris, bis case was won.
His bnk had turned.
liy pest next day he received the key
of :i small cutta'-e built by Lord Kidded.
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if Izi? ,
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M PLAfJ OR
I1IGRAT1J
The Oxygan Wo Breathe.
ft has been found by ftetentltlc ox
puilioerit that the uverage ndult eon-
times about If) ounces of oxygen in 24
houiw, and during that period Inhales
ami exhales l,44t gallons of air. ,
To Wash Jewelry.
flood Jewelry with stones In thern
should by washed In wann fltids, with
several dropn of ammonia added.
This thoroughly cleans and alilnea
j them.
s
"4
flenatora ore wont to "take tho bull by the. norma" in thulr oixtorlral
MliThts hut when benntor Medill MeCorrniek watitu to throw thy bu)
he repairs to his Rock River Farms in Illinois and takes a real hull by
j (Uy Assoctulud Trees)
P.UKXOS AIRES, July 7. (By
I .Mail) According to information re
ceived from Ceneva by Dr. Juan Carlos
j;aiay, piofes.sor of history in the Uni
'veisity of rurtnos Airen, his doctrine
ice.aiding naturalization will be pre-is-ntd
for consideration at the net
meeting of the league of Nations'. '
; Dr. (inrny's doctrine provides that
; foreigners with more than five year:;'
lesidcnco and possessing any trade or
profiKsiftn would attain citizenship
i automat icnliy, although always retain
j injr thi :r original nationality
I The fundamentals of this doctrine
;h'tve been included in the recommenda
j tioiiK of a committee report presented
'to the Congress of the Italian League,
i at piesmt in session in 'Koine under
;t!u presidency of former Premier Or
lando. j The Argentine Association Pro
i League of Nations has been deeply in
; teie 'trd in bringing the question be
. Tore .the (Jeneva assembly. The nresi
! dt.id of this association has just eabl
I 'd Dr. Cnray of his success. . 1
HOPE FDR U. S.
I
HE! 1EAIT
3THING TO H M
(Ity Ari.iochitod ProsB)
IIHKMKN, Ji'y IK. (My Mail)
Some resentment was aroused in n
cn!V here recently when an American
diner took a thousand-mark note from
his wallet and cooy cleaned his shoes
with it as an exhibition to other pet
rous in the place- He then hande I
the note to a waiter in payment for
his bill, with the remark that it was
mtiely "(iei tnan paper."
(liy Asiociaiea Press)
TIRANA, Albania, July U. (By
Mail.) Albania's hope of recogni
tion by the United States has been
revived with the visit here of Max
well Biake, formerly Consul-tieneri'.l
in Morocco, who was sent by the Am
erican State Department to report up
on the political situation. Since iU
admittance to the League of Nations
yl mnlhs ago, Albania has been striv
ing haul to establish a stable govern-'
mint and to win the confidence and
respect of the nations tf the world. !
Many of the Kuropean countries
have recognized Albania as a nation,1
and the natives cannot understand
why the Unitet Stater has not follow-1
ct suit. Albania supports a consul al
New York, who looks after Albania's!
commercial interests, issues visas for
passports, etc., but who is nut recog-l
ni::ed officially by the Stae Depart-'
ment.
Albania is extremely poor and prim-'
itive, nnd will require frkndly sup
poet from Kurojie and America if it
is to retain its statehood and national
emity. It is smaller in area than the
State of Vermont and has less people
than the city of Boston. Mohamme
dans and Christians are about equal Iv
represented in its million and a ha-f
population.
While the Albanians have many fail
ings, due to centuries of evil influence
by invader. s, honesty and fidelity are
stiong traits in their character.- The)
aiu a hearty, hnnnitable people. Vis
iters to their country, especially Am
ericans who have been so sympathetic
toward them in thur struggle for na
tional existerict., are treated with th;
utmost coidiality.
T-A-X-I
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
i Paint With!
I Air. j
Consider the importance
of p.'iiniing your farm
building sprayed under
high pressure air d i s '
deeper tlian hair, and is
cheaper. '
S 1
j ' J. A. Rankin ;
ilea. 1301 0 Avenue j
ITCHEN
OMFORT
MAY BE OBTAINED THESE HOT SUMMER
DAYS BY THE EMPLOYMENT OF
Electric Cooking Devices
You would lie surprised to knpw the size of a
meal that, may he prepared with a few simple
devices. The cost of operation is trivial in com
parison with the convenience and' comfort ob
tained. Call and See Our Line of
TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, HOT PLATES,
GRILLS
Eastern Oregon Light and
Power Company
Young Men's G-ateit Need.
It Is not hook-learning young men
need, ni-r Instruct Inn about this or
thai, but 'i MtHVciilu of ! tie xerlebrae,
that, will rause them to Se loyal to a
trust, to act promptly, concentrate
their euernies "Carry a message to
(Jnrchi." Klhcrt H'-.blmrd.
Exide Batteries
itntlerlea in stock,
latteries for rent,
latteries recharged,
lotteries Watered Free.
Itrtltertns of nil makes repaired
IKiKCM M (JM TO KKKY1CK
M ltOMUCIU; CAItlU UKTOIl
hi:i; i i:
l-'itKO ncit;i;ss, imp.
In Leigltton'H .Macliluu Works
Received Another Shipment
of Curling Irons
WE REPAIR ANYTHING ELECTRICAL
H. & S ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
105 Depot Street.
Phone r..'):-W
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! TODAY AND TUESDAY I
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Bulgers Comedy
Animal Circus
XTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
Wonderful Performing Ponies, Dogs, Monkeys,
Goats, Bears, and Funny Clowns
i'KA'rn;i(;
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World's Cleverest, Funniest '
Trick Donkeys
ALSO
THE TRI CITY REVUE
Presents
The Radio Girls'
Permanent as the Pyramids"
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Irrigation
Culvert
DrahtHKO
WELL CURBING
Phone Slain 120 .
Pipe
Manufacturers of
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l'ounlnOnn
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Wo have n model to J
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SEE THEM j
HEAR THEM j
and you will want them. !
Terms as you like.
Getting well pocs faster by fnr t
with a Urunswiek to help pass
tho tedious hours.. And while
It amuses It trains the ear to
on appreciation of true tones.
Musicians recommend The
Drunswiek lo aid in the luusU J
cal education of children.
Urunswiek Records are also
iinitiue in the artistic beauty
of their Interpretation. A i
Brunswick, on a Brunswick J
tliis is the height of musical
achievement.
Brunswick I
Eastern Oregon j;
Music Co. l!
Coal Bought Now is
Heat Insurance
Spring Canyon Coal Best
"Coal doesn't, eat, any bread!" and a supply
in your cellar now insures heat and comfort this
winter.
Surely p-on can get. Coal later, too, but when
the streets are covered with snow and ice and
everybody is clamoring for service, deliveries
are impaired.
Then, too, there are other contingencies that
have before curtailed the Coal supply in "Win
terwe hope they won't again, but they might!
Let us deliver yours tortav. ",
The Grande Ronde
Lumber Co.
Exclusive Representative of the National
Builders Bureau
"Mt. Emily" Products
la your assurance that you are getting tho
Best in Cured Meats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
TAXI 243-W
Boston Lunch
20!) Fir Street
SOa J$l and Up Sry?d from G a. m. to 1 a. m.
EMiiffXt Chinese Dishes Also
Ciiililrck 'At itmHSi" war :. I 'serve..
a. wVi-i Wcyeral Admission :!."e
TAXI 287 -J
Noodle House
100 Adams Ave.
o First clam Noodles mid Cliin.' Dhli.-n from 11:0 n.
until 1 p. in. All Kinds of swuulu d in-fl amt roff.'c.
o WONG SING, Proprietor Both 'Places
Official Decorators
D.O.K.K. EMBLEMS
Fast Color Flags Fast Color Bunting
W. A RICHARDSON & CO.
116 Jefferson Ave.
Official Decorators
Store Fronts
Buildings
Streets, Etc.
Wo supply fast cilor decorations for all purposes on a
rental basis. We put theni up and take, them down and do
it cheaper than you can buy poor material and try ii
yourself. Let us estimate your work. Our solicitor will
call on vo:i in a dav or fo.