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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1922)
Monday, August 23, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SIX WALLOWA IS lit'fil ill itl) xeriniiH. Tilt only lnc-i wht-n tht whciI haw' mipf1 mud (rouble i licit r KiilMfprlKt when 1 lie line of ruin hi lie lilts ii)iil'enll Til HAVE A Uire;ii plant. GRANGE FAIR WALLOWA. Aiitr. 2. The Wal lowa (-uiiiiiiiiiiily tii 1 r in now an lahliKlied riu-1. S, T. Hnllle, (he iik rlcillltire I jM I u 1 oj' of (he lliull 1 i:m: Tis; xi: polks Wallowa, a u k. 2 h . - The i-: n ler prist Klect lie com puny is ercel hike 1 fii new puh'K In Hit eily. Kijfji or ( he poles Jin- on l-'irst Kt reet ii I to- biiMfiit'K.H tl i Hi rii l , ;inl I wo on ill- highway east ol luwn. Tin new poltK lire hfiiiK plai-ed In.sidc t Ik curb and (hi old will In tukt'ii out Tlf pohis h ri of while eedar, iiik pnmnt a hid ler npptst ranee I ha i the old one. i-uliure liiMriK'iiir or die mui Tnii, ih rboMeii hlH various commiUc-H y JJ j JJ J flL J in. ha and Willi (heir help and (lie asos in nee ami roopei aiinii of I he Wal lowa and I'roriiise (J ra nes, ( le HrhonlH and (lie lot a I ronnn unity, will put on a fair (hat 'ihonlri, f.ir hiirpUKH anything Wallowa has ever Keen. Tim ralr will be bdd In nnd around Ibe MkIi si-boul nyiiin;iHiu in on fepeinber ;'!( aii' I'.h. Anipl apace will be provided lor all ex MEN T A , KNTKIl PIE ISK, Auk. 28 . voiiiik women, w ho rei nrned o: Tuesday (o I heir home in Wnll.i '! Walla, have b-ariieil thai It Ih not :siife in ramble oul inlo (he Wallowa l.ibilH, bolb Iriim the larm nncf i vnJ Jt Jus wilboul lull ciiiiip euip kitehen. I'rlcM will be Klveii as far ,Meiit, ,(,Mtt ,j:inkelH and rood. Tie 11 m fiiuds are available and ribboiiH Vs(tnrn. Mrs. M . ll, Allen and Ml will ) awarded lo all evliibils plat- jjr Allen ;iiih- (o the lake p.irk I UK- 'for an oiiIIiik and alter a lew uiiye A varied Mini appropriate pro- W,.P r,.it(y lo k t lake Aneroid. Ki a in iH heinK planned. I lemoiiMi r a- j ,, Hieir iin le, Cbarb-H Seeber torn anil noted Kpeaker. mich as J inin i ri iik Ibe wav. ibev slarie'i Hon. , Waller I'ien e. IJr iu e heiinis. Hiale' Crane Master (V K. Spenre, H. (i. Avery, rounty aceni of I'nioii county and .M iss May me Celeisou, riunty heallb nurse, ami many oth er local ami on (Hide speakei interest will appear on I be gram. A Kinne dame is promised fur the uiMlil of the L'!Hh. .Many stunts and educational feat ures are belli", planned by siuih uts of the Ii I k Ii kcIiooI. A preinitiiu list will be printed ami available for dist ribnt ion kimhi. The follow inn i-ominitieeK have been appointed : Ceneral manager. H. T. Uallie; x-rr jor; finance, (!, T Marvin, (ilemi Hherod; exhibits, r. H. Tli nip, L. T. VoweiH, (! rover JohtlHon; lilerary, C. II. Keese, ri. (J. Meek, Koberl ilehdron; spoils. up the mountain trail. AH be uf ternooii t hey tli in bed h tidier ai;; bibber but l he lake did not vnuw into view. They hiked on until twiliubt which was followed liv "f dark, and (lie damp enolneKH of the I"'11 luh mountains. Thev thought tbev had traveled fart her I ban the tlin ) a nee lo Aneroid, when I hey wwt up and nut down to rest and ffaihtT l bejr t hoiiKbiK. Taking stock of Iheir pnsHes.slnilfl, I hey learned t hey did not have a hbuikei or a bile oPtypd match. They had no choir "louuh il out." Iviuic down lary. I). .M. Ma-, imially and Iryinc to sleep, and sil .Mellanitd, Kdtjar lini; up or walkhiL' between limes. GRANGE HALL I.IK.S I'MKU SWA CliKKK KM I.KI'HIM.;. Auk. zh. U. kiiik ai "i" Kwiimii rrcnK iuiiiiiki of I hi. K;iji Orrmm c-Hiliuiy4 after liiklliij a rt'l ill IIih tijii-liiK uiirt if Hlllili'il ill -( ll,(i tlrm ol July linn lit! l.'inllfd IIih IKiilll ii! ,iu:i tity ihoiIiii linn where the inili is KelMllK nil i cull llllllille. A fen' imuitliK :it'. h'Miire tin. cninpH (a:l E INFEST FRENCH FIELDS Oil A NO K HALL; Auk. 28. On ibe Kot pohip HiroiiK. ii freiiueiitly bap-j . 1 Utn oi August urtei ruiuiuy school, pened lhai there w.tre mil j(JK,s (.i(,Mi j 1 jn-vtre were he Id ut the LibertV-enoiiKb to aeep me ioiM alt! . ....,.,.. . . i r'fvi:v o in.. it i .nooi, hervic;?.H were neiti at me i.iu-itiay. mn in.- emn-u. j ""-"""i ......... ;hool houM by .ftev. Drwijfkt Ka.i-: The .'Nile loader gut reslb us a Tito valley of Ajoie, mi the Swi- remh front ler. has bpn in vailed by thousands of mice and the ro dents are dniiiK much damage. They 1 are believed lo have come from (be! (re nc lies in Alsace. The village nu-i thoril IeH have arraiiKed tl rives by t hi peoiile,. orferinK half a eenl for; each dead animal. Poison pan Is beln k used and (be met hod Is to in jeci this into t he mibinrraiieau . galleries built by the mice. II has proved most efferiive; 27,(100 deiid being the record for one day. Altlll-'.S'IX , "OHOST on, Mii-nninui Y J1 V ninri nan .iuii-) iiiiim- m riiiii'u : av .Scho(d. Then the cmwd went lo Owui its inntirhii and ( ina d t-u-he liume of Mr. and Mm. Hoy Spen-:tle. Ii;id as this looked, tlu tini er, where a sumplious dinner was chine was back on Ur car by niejit vfivetj in honor of .Mis, Spencer's liTlh of tiie day (be m-cident happeiieo, irtbday. Thone preMDit were "lirand- without much barm being dune. t. in" Spencer, Fred and Marion Mr. . ('rotieiiiiller ih in chaiKe of iiie md Mis. Hoy Speiieer and family, Mil-1, amp, ied. Donaiti. I.ee and iittbert: Mr. amL lr.-. Smut, liee, Durothy, Lynn,' .eoiK and Richanl; Mr. ami Mr., has. Smut., Mr. anil Mrs. Art M all, Velma and Arthur; Mr. and Mrs .aurence Spencer, l.orine, Lynn antl ; ack; Mr. ami Mr.. Albert hpencer, helma and Murjoiie; Mr. and Mrs. Vn, llnirlw.ii nurl All... ft' Ml- Mild 1 1-4. l,,.r U.vmnn.l! I I ll I I I I I I I 1 1 fl U 1 I HOOD ItlVKlt, 0.. AtlfT. 28. A ml V,.imn- Mr. '..ml M ra. ' Hnmlnll mid I W W 1 W 1 1 B W i Willi KHVe hiH naillO BS .lollll ons, Kdson and UwiKht; M'. and Mrs. , " " iSmitbson. but in whose pockeis or- lopper, Wn. IJekeler, Kriie.4 KuRifiu,! WALLOWA, Auk. 28. Thai lhH;i'icers found a passbook on an As hs. I'M Sliintfham and Kalph, Mim!'h,'1(I"' huildiiiir will be finisbeil by:toria bank. Was arrested today at ,'oDvtr and Kern Luton. ' October I is the opinion of the nr-:;i a. in., in the county library build- Tlie at'turnoon was spent in playing blt''L Hatch, and the eon-tiuj. The nocturnal prowler bad al- rames, music, vini'tin ami eatini; Irnctor. Ii. Shatluck. Tho work traded the attention of residents atctmrlou, after which the crowd ,K bein rushed; two more brick . neij:hl)orlnK the library by flashes eft, wishinK1 Mrs- SPencer many layers, aimtber carpenter and a . of his electric torch an be Jnvesli- moie happy birthdays. helper havini? neen added to iho pated (be book shelves. Officers crew nun i hi- nun in wi-il . f e noillieil lll.ll a KOOSl Wiln III I . .1 t I .1... ...i. .1.. I . -. 1. fni !! Tl I I r a ten I lie unu himm iiiu hh; will-,llll OMIMIIIIK. IllUIr I M I Mil I f,a",,s i,r Placed. Tbel Smithsonv who declared Browns- IllnH I !U H ' P iast stone arch over the entrance vilie. Texas, as bis home, had dls- HUSHING WORK ! i nil Qiiiiniiun Here She IsGood As New "With cylinders REOnOIlND. AND FITTED WITH MfQuiiy Norrl Piston RlngB, PimonB nni) Tins, your molor Is prniiticully good r.s new," ay tlie cylinder regrlnder. Motorlstii are Just beslnnlnB to realize how much added Ufa. and nilleuse. can be Klven llielr cars by baviim cylinder regronnd. and new rlnns. ulstoim ond piim hiKinlled. When these three vital units ore renewed in a reground cylinder bloelt. the resnll la prac tically s new motor. ' , , . , ,, , . In every net-lion ot the country are shops which specialize In regrlndlng equipped with Bpecliil tools and machinery lor this Tour repairman can leil vn whether new plHton rings alone are all your motor needs to bi-tlig hack Its lout power, or whether, the cylinder of your motor need resiinilliig ond complete new ring, piBton and pin equipment. There Is a Mrljuay-Norrls King made from Electric Iron for every purpose and price: specially designed and manufac tured for replacement purposes each type designed tor the pnr ticular motor It fit. All standard sizes and over-B'zes. An e tract from .Mi Quay-Niiri Is, Saturday Evening I'ost. .You tan gel juU-li service from us. LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS La Ornnde, Oiofin iu in u the I the! is now in place, and some oi ol her orua men t a I feat u res are iiiK put in place. v Janitor Johnson Is Retting I while building in shape for oiieninti of school. 'Ibe furniture - lis being washed, and the seat; are NORTH POWDKH, Aug. 28. A to be varnished and stained. Two tew of fifty men and possioly more' rooms are also to be papered. will hp nut to work in Thief Vulluv. unitil Sim thi.tr i-nii timiu ri . II i; IllialeO at l th:it sr..! SOON TO START- i tie j covered a be- j l he office kitcbenetlt i arrived prised while eating. by the time and was war- HILL MILITARY ACA.DEMY L. W. VVIIIett, Coach : homo economics, If eb Mt'H. H. 'I'. Hnllle, Mrs. 0. K. I'lsber. When daylight ed to (he park, (bey had been din trail. liiKlead of aine, they return lo discover t bat cted to the wrong climbing to Alto- Mrs. SUMHEH HOMES j t FORJiEilO; i. M. -Mnyo; j ioul, on the easl rork of tin elver, n .Pobien. they had laken the Ice lake trail. A. 1(. Hall, considerably longer and on the west i si tie of the valley. They went to Aneroid later. Heforo their depart ure for Walla Walla, ihey were in Kn ler prise on Tuesday . tinestH of Mr. ami Mrs. Koy . Mcflallan. .lOSKI'H, Aug. 28. hi response to a growing demand for the privi legn ' of ei-'cl Iiik summer homes at Aneroid , lake, the fores! service iH plat ling the meadow land In the basin In lids. Several applical ions for permits to const nu t cabins have already been received by I he de partment. When a certain number of these applications are received tho forest aervlce has a ruling that the land Involved shall he platted ami eiiial privileges granted to all. Interest in the mountain takes is growing yearly and ibe time has come when living accommodations are sorely needed. The government, through (be forest noi-vico, has come to realize (his need ami some jif the resources of the department are being appropriated along lines that will encourage ibe development of tho scenic reHinirces of the mtoin taliiH. The appropriations for rond and trails inlo the hlh mountains were heavier this year (ban form erly ami eventually II h planned tn build a road lo Aneroid so I bat niitomobiles can reach (hat spot in tho summer. Such a road can be built by extending the l.ick rreelc road and it is stated (bat this is the plan the department has in in i nil. With a five-foot trail In (he west fork from Wallowa lake, an n t ra nee to Ibe la k e ha -u n will be made easier lor (host who are not accustomed lo rouuh mountain bik ing. This will also make Ii f.-aible to erect cabins alont; ihe jhore of the several lakes in the basin. Cms extending ibe camping and recrea tional facilities of (be coiintv. STOCKING WITH TIU)IT WAI.KOWA. Aug. 28. fiame Warden fleorgo Rogers lefi Wed nesday with ten pack horse loads of brook trout for (be region around Kagle dip. Ih plans to Klock Kra. ior, DoiiKlas and filacler lakes with the Ift.uiHj young fish secured fnim the 1'nioil hatchery, lie will go from there lo Cove, thence be will take a loud of In, nun cut -throat troti I hi diamond lake. A Select Non-Sectarian Hoarding School Hoys between 6 and 20 years Atmos- dullard rd rtir dam will be built, buU CArrTis Hiit heA, hm.-iut bei!t-o!( oiiL current reports there the uncage marnei ai n.z.y uic itin Army friffaer-j mJH'hines and operators are ready OOO.OdO woi k of property and timber j ioi-uJ; now. A regular caniinuir nas neen ueiroyeo ov me slate o : outfit jsTejjieparetl men j Washiiurt.m this season by forest nnys between 6 and 20 yar ill eat andfejK yO-V WvrjUU-.lvanlageH HojiiPlike At UDon the outcome ofJlut-tfiiUii V- ot the drillers depends largely wbelii- ima. bt'lenging to i. It. l ;ir or not the judging from cur rerrt repor is hardly any danger of not finding! tired weight. the proper quality of. buUujkk-tttaakU for a puipo.se of this kind. After fitii.-hinK this season's work, wc aie told, there will be nothing do ing on the project until July 1st of next year, when it will be known foj cei tain whether or not the project will go through. Alieady people from other towns are becoming interested in North Powder and the project, and it is utmost cVr tain North Powder will put on a new fiont, adding to its population and it h business district. The incieasul crew will add great-1 ly to tly prosperity of this city, a- it is going to add a subUantiat pay roll from now until freezing weather en ENROLLMENT WEEK SEPTEMBER 4th to 9th lODISCOUNT On All Tuition Paid in Advance on or Before September 14, 1922 Ri'sular nisrountd Twelve months, .18 weeks ? I .Hl jn2.SU Nin monlliH, nil we, 'Its 1110. ill) fill. Oil . Six nioiilhs, 24 weeks SO. 00 72.00 Hernial- rate by Ulu monthly, payment )lap flfi.tlll. We guarantee to ilevelop ynu into a romiietent book keeper mul stenographer us neon as it run he done. foil and reslKler or write for enrollment blank anil SAVK TUB DISCOUNT OI! CUT ONH MONTH KHKK. Don't hesilate. THINK ACT. YOl"l.l. WIN. If yon ran't attend the day-srliool, join our eveniiiK elnssea. BAKER BUSINESS COLLEGE Phono VM AV. P. Kinon, Pros. Fir.L von? f.mptV lamp SOCKETS WITH EDISON MAZDA LAMPS Snlil only iit the H. & S. ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors . Phono :):.-W K)." Dopot St. "Mt. Emily" Products Is your assurance that you are getting the Best in Cured Meats The Grande Ronde Meat Co. Cr LA GRANDE 4. "Permanent as the Pyramids" ilauufiiolnrors of WHEAT BETTER ! THAW EXPECTED : Hevir Water It rtgntlon t'lllvert DntltiflKo WELL CURBING SEPTIC' TANKS Phono. M.-iin Il'O Factory Island City W HullillliK Pipe rr Blocks THE NEW MAYTAG Gyrafoam Washer is not a dolly typo, not :i elyindor type, not n vacuum type, not an oscillator typo Vashor. It is ililTereiit. Von havu novor soon anything like it liol'oro. It is A Tempest in a Tub YOU MUST SEE IT. Now on Display at the Oregon Hardware & Implement Company DAVENPORTS Wo havo ,iust roooivod i-ovo-ral now shipnionts in Volour and Tapestry. See them in our window. W. H. Bohnenkamp Go. WAI.I.OWA. Aim 2S The turns from Hie whei.i hurv.-t the reKiini ii run ml W;il!m;i llllleh llelliT than was evpe.led 'I'be wheat is ahmil all N"n 1 illlalily. anil the I In echini: l tleaslnu rapidly. I eily l'ii wheal is reported from III" W' ly. Sinn and 'inn M. Keu.p. far while thirty liushcls ;,,ul m, r ... lo lie i he aierai;e ve ld lr,,m Leap eoiiiilry an, I Ih,. l,.,i, ' and lleirim; farms. Oeetci- l: wli.i is Ihreshlin; In . ,,s , of town. Is llireshiiu: mi llie a ace of a Ih, mix., nil husliels a . Sprilik- wlieal is l,eim llir.-led the I'liwwallia eminliy at Ji, In els til the arte Crops liKo s, to he mind III oilier s-'eliens the north The lienor of lieitii; first lo haul his u heal In Ihe it. house fcOes In lien Class AllhniiKh tlie dry we.uher -h ened (lie er,p, lie sennits sts Weed trnul.le hav.' I,, M'enen. tilai,slliil.es have dnlie hllle l ape. and lite devil iv.,.,1 WOOD if Y arns! Why nut knit vmir sweater or scarf I'm-fall. Wo have the y;u-ii in till colors ami sizes. Shell ami rl"-s ieriuaiitown ephyrs, Saxony silk and wool thicail .-iikI silkl'lako varus will yive vou i )(-st sat isl'aciioit when you use the Meishei's lii'ainl. This yarn will wear well an, I you can wash it wilh llu a-siiraiiee that il w ill lie as oon( as new. -hcil.in.l h'loss, 1 o. h;,ll IT),. Silk and Wool oss, hall COo I Icrniaiilow ii '., pliyr. f I'olil. 1 o. hall a.'.c ' i'i rii:ni. w n Xeplit.T, S fol,), '2 oz. hall Tile ilkHake Call I'or Ploishers. OltOKIt NOW llKI'OUK i'itici:s aiivani'i: -tt. worm nt tuT.rvn Ill-Ill. WOOD nl 8W..MI lo roun CAI.I. MAIN T31 Harris Grocery i ) ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar NICE BIG SOLID TOMATOES GSc Box Delivered Do vonr canniiie; now. Trv us for Yellow M usknielons. Say, thev are u'ood and choai. v L J. G. HOLM GROCER Quality and Service CM.1- MAIN 43 Coal Bought Now is Heat Insurance Spring Canyon Coal Best 'Toal doesn't oat any bread!'' and a supply in your collar now insures heat and comfort this winter. Surely p-ou can got Toal later, too, hut when the streets are covered will) snoy and ice and everybody is olninorinj; for service, deliveries are impaired. Then, too, there are other, contingencies that have before eurtailed the Coal supplv in Win ter we hope they won't again, but they might! Let us deliver yours todav. The Grande Ronde Lumber Co. Exclusive Representative of the National Builders Bureau o O o o o
