Tuesday, August 29, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
FOBGET ME NOT
DAY' SET AHEAD
Disabled Vni Veterans Will
1' Wenieiiiliered on No
vember -I tli When Whole
Nation Will "Assist.
' CINCINNATI. Auk. 2!i Advancins
the lidle uf the l.at.onal "Korgel-Mu-Not
Day" from Armistice Day to Sat
urday, iV'ovi-nibiT hth, National Com
mander C. Ilamillon Cook of the Dis
abled American Veteians of the World
War, who will uponson "Korirel-Mi:-Not
Day", exnlaineil thp -h
the. date by tbe tact that friends of.!
the wounded nnd disabled soldier
made the loquesl that a special dav
be. vet aside, when all thoughts and
activities cun be devoted to the needs
of. the men who sacrificed much on
the, battlefields of France and Bei-
erium, during the preat war. kvery
city and town in the country is to par
ticipate in "Fortfet-Mtj-Not Day" on
November 4th, Captain. Cook annoum.
injf, that citizens' committees will be
formed eveiywheie to direct the ac
tivities of the dav. and to havo charci
of the funds and their distribution.
All ot America's wounded and dis
abled veteians of the great war will
be provided for in the national cam
paign, the proceeds of which are to be
used for national legislation in behalf
of the disabled veterans of the great
war, clubhouses and summer camps
employment and rehabilitation prob
jfcins, relief woik and numerous other
activities in the interests of the dis
abled vets. Banks will act as deposi
tories of funds secured from the sulei
of "Forget-.Me-Nots" on November 4.
, . Citizens' committees will direct the
day's campaign, assisted by sub-committees
of women war workers, ladies'
oi ganizations and other agencies
which contributed much to the com
fort of the American service men dur
ing the great war. In many cities nnd
towns, the ladies organizations will
make the paper anil cloth "Forget-
Me-Nots that are to be distributed on
November 4th, and in other localitie
the- bed-ridden soldier patients an. I
disabled veterans now in hospitals, are
emraKed in making the flowers that
will be soid on the, streets ol commun
ities all over the country on "rorgct
Me-Not Day."
Preliminary arrangements have al
ready been staited in manv cities for
the campaign that is to be tun it the
rause of America's wounded and dis
abled veteram.
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Icnn Bin nilarillzRtion and Is very an
xious to collutioraio with us lit i-s-tnbllKhliiK
lillmmitlnmil utunilui'iht.
"KiiMlttiul. too. In working to fon-o
IIih adoption of Iter KtandurdB on i
mtintitnviimT In lur colouios and,
doiuiuioUH, and It la time lor Amor-
lea 10 plan to moot tho coudiiiontt
.whirh Houiii ilay may lorro uh lo
i tnanulai'tiiro Koods
ni nnin nr nnnr
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FOR SAILORS
liianulai'tiiro uoods t li :t t will
Kuiulnv Proved to lie- llu- Remarkable Progress Made'""1' " standards mad.- m
1 nmnv' "
Hi; Pay for leaker AgiO't1
tuition ui Thfir 1 loin
(i rounds.
con-
ill I a i it it i t i'.n i ni in viri-
mans,
Tli' Ha ker ('nils, champions of
, tht I iiUt mountain ltnsfball heiiKUH.
jdi-reated tho Itpistt MountaiiiHers.
' now champions of Kusleiu Otvoii.
.SoutlHtrn and WeKU-ru Idaho, Sun
t ilay afternoon at linker n
l final gaum of a lour senos conlest
by tin srnre of : to 2 In a twelve
inning bit t tit. Hoist won th first
f t hi en niiint'H, winning tho series, but
I wttn iMiiiliU' to make a clean sweep,
I Fosbury, the Colls star twlrler.
j who bus completed a very success
'ful seaHon, finislied hia seuson's rec-
ord with tils 1hbI pitcbeil Ktiiue of
I the year. U'yiuan, of the Moun
'talneers, pitched sddlar ball, but
twas han hit In the final canto, al
j lowing two clean hits, (he final one
helUK n douuie tluit scoreii lite win
ning run. x
I Ic fore ono of the largest crowds
N I : W YORK. Auk- 2 f . Oor in a n
standards as i:io word in aiip.iod
in manufacturing and not in philo
sophy wni some day b tho stand
ards by wiiicb America will have
the 1(1 furnish materials to most oi the
Kill III rlHa III tiv l ill, uiui'inih
lo Oscar R. Wikander, an Amerlciu
engineer, who has Just returned
from (.iermany where ho represent
ed the American KiiBineerinK Stand
ard committee.
"An examnle of the progress In
standardization which Germany bus
made sluue the war time conditions
begun, " snya Mr. Wikandor, "is the
recent story of Hussian locomotives.
Nlnteen (leiman and on Swiss man
ufaclurers built 7uo lucomolives f r
itussiii, and every part in every, one
of them was Interchangeable with
the corresponding part in any of
tthe others.
Kastorn On.mil Ihis var. 111.. Polls '"e.auae OI uii. aiiu..
land Mountainoora tool, lh.. Hold and If """ve a8 dlaahlo.l
couiuitniced the gatno in champion- 1 " , a.
r...... !.:..-. ...... I till IMllrB Ul inc Dtmir ijuo.
ship
held her one run lead tor u couple
ardizutiou work is being forced by
of limine, When she boosted it to il"r mai1 oeeau w.
two. Haker. in the fatter part of adduce their standards 111 ho Kreat
the kbiiki scored once and in ,hr l"Prt countriea and possibly in the
ninth inning tied up the score with "ro world.
a rally. The .tenth and venth , ' Io ,,,i8 end tha great Oerman
Ted Thye, Champion Middleweight "'"'"Ks were scoreless nnd In the I i"'"1''" " I"'" "L:;,":
Wreslbr of tl.-f World who intm-ars t Welti h, alter Holse bad been re- . . '
existence on tho thousand of
'tor boat which gather the bl valves;
from tha neighboring bedrf of th')'
Ibay and carry .them to tho vlllnge
where they are transferred -to sutpa
clearing for all parts oi tha globe.
'the Institute maintains yeven"
main establishments, , one . ouch In
New York. l'lillndelolifH. &tu .Ffin
' Cisco. Loa Angelea. Newport Port
; .i""ci:it rr"R i Avlliur. Tex., and (New' Orleans-
I CliU'AOO, Aug. 29. Crlfiflfeld. Bruuchea are maintained ' In Nor
Md , a small village on Chemipanke folk, Vu., Havana, Tampa and.'.MAn
Hay with -t.uOO .souls, many of those nlla, P. I. There sullora may, get i
derelicts ot' the ma. claims to bo their mail,' have a bath; raftda
liic second largest port of the wnrWi book, see a movie, git- medical
in Ihii numher til boats of all suis treatment, sleep in a decent bed,' ob
entering and clearing it, according j tain renewal of passports, attend
to a ruport of (he Seannm's C'liuixMi church If they want to and bavo
Institute oi AniL-iicn, which Hit! bo. their letters written.,
presentetl ut the general com r.'lon j. -
- .i (h Knlscopal Church at Pfrt-
,i: wumvH . .. bind. Oiegon. in S-nember. IHt. ItCCKM.AX TO IlOlJi -8ALR
TOKIt), .Inly .-( Vv Mail) The 'r,1 Seamen's Church InbtMatei There will be a public gale of'
cuinniuniiations department iias de- sk- the general convention torsive stock and farm machinery;
cided to rstublish a new radio station Hupport In esinbllshlng one of Us j Thursday begtnnliiR at 10-' otclock'
on the Pacific coast for exchanging brunches, at Crlst'ield, Md., a clour-1 at the Dr. Ruckman ranch two
wiieless messages with America. Ing place for sailors of tho ueveu j mllos east of Allcel. ' 8-28-2t
lnview of the arrangement between uens,
Japan and America concerning the in-' '''ho small village depom'n for 1 UKAl) THK WANT AJH!
tt i national control uf Yap Island,! - - - ; -; -,
which provides that in case Jit Pan does ,
not establish on Yap a suitabe wire-!'
less telegraph station the United J
States may do so on her own inilin-d
tive, the South Sea office will nrobnhJ
Iv propose the estatui-hnu'r.l of a 1
radio station on I he island and place
a claim for that ptupost' in tbe eom-jj
ing fiscal yeai's estimate for the mait-ii
dntoty island.-:. j'
COAST Tfi HAVE
RADIO STATION
r
in I. a (Jrandi', SenU'niber 1st.
When to Go Home.
Sir. Mi'el; and his wire, hail Just sut
ured, the, Ti rat 'throe Hnkerltofl eaeh
to Ciirman standards, thus Intro-
With tho bases U,"'"K "IHm 1 uu ' , I
IniKKor broiiKhtl Standardization III Cerniany Is
llw. .!,., ii o....,.u tl. i,l,,A llie WOrK OI , II II (iB tUlllllllimu, I
and would have been Bood for two ""ra l''' "P
reached first base.
full- n husky two
When Washington Prayed.
New Jersey was a camp and a bnt
fleileld during the greater part of the
Revolutionary war, and tbe lnhahltatits
leanidl to know Washington unit his
men. Trndltlnns of Washington are
treasured and handed down In many
families, whose ancestors bad -homes
about Morrlstnwn when Washington
was encamped there and living in the
Ford innuslon, now "Washington's
Heniiqunrters." Washington's prayer
in the woods nf the Short hills at a
dark nnd critical period of Amerlenn
history Itt one of these local traditions.
For Sale
7 room modern house in . good
condition, 4 lots, shade trees, good
barn. This place is priced for a
quick sale.
New room modern bungalow,
large lot f2xl4.ri, hard surfaced
street, full basement, built-in kitch
en, excellent lawn and shrubbery,
fine location. Will consider soldier's
loan.
New, modern 5 room bungalow.
Just completed. Oarage, basement,
built-in kitchen. If you want some-
uiiiifi nii uiuiiurii come in aim
let me show this to you. The price
Is 13600, nnd the terms are reasonable.
Modern 6 room home, two lots,
basement, trees and lawn. This
place is In excellent condition. Price
13000.
Geo. H. Currey
Ileal Estate
Ins u ranee
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Do you arise in the morning as wire
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This
committee, called the N'orniunauss
chuss', Is most interested in Amer-
tled themselves In their seats at Uie uioru only the game uulnmulicully ; 110,1 wUl1 in ""maiiureis.
'movie' when three large, btixuin 'stopped with the scoring ot the win
women took seats iu front of them, ning tally.
culling off their view of the screen. I On Saturday afternoon tho Moun
"If you bad the soul of a worm." de-1 (aineers decisively clinched the ser-
eJurod .Mrs. Meek angrily to her " i "-",, i"-. w-nn j
i Hcore oi :i 10 a. a spare pucner
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! ted out in the first inning when
linker made her only si-ores. Ashen
felter then took the mound and ul
T-A-X-I
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
TAXI 243-W
Boston Luncta
205) Fir -Street-
30c Meals and Up Served from 6 a. m. to l a.-BJi
Midnight Chinese Dishes Also
TAXI 287-J. ;S
Noodle House
1005 Adams Ave.
First rlasn Nonillns ni.ri Chlntiso . Dlsheo from 11:30 a. m..
until 1 p. m. All kinds of pie. sitndwiohes and coffee. .,:
W0NQ SING, Proprietor Both Places '5. ,
f
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spouse, "you'd do something." "Hush,
my dear," n-plled Mr. Meelt. "There'
ono Ihinj liny way when everyhorty
tfots up, we'll know It Is time to k"
home." From the .American Lefe'lon j (IW(M, ,,U! Cni,s bnt ,lm(t, ,,iH tllft
Weekly. remainder of the same.
"Mt. Emily" Products
Is your assurance that you are getting the
Best in Cured Meats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Monuments
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
$Ctl. &2rf&' Wo have made a profound
7leO20ri(lI,9rOl ,tudy of monument building
nanus is sure lo reutave luitu-
ful, intelligent execution.
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We Will Gladly
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Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
1502 S Are- La Grande, Or.
3 EUMBEBM
Harris Grocery
The Accommodatit n Store
Call on Us for Your Household Supplisa.
A Full Line of Staple) and Fancy Groceries,
Fruits and Vegetables
Also
A Choice Selection of Swift's and Arnvoxjit'a
Government Inspected Sugar Camd
Bacon and Hams
Don't Fail to Ask Abpo
Champion Ploac
mi W Wttf
NOTE The Red Top tin con
tulni Velvet that hat recently
been delivered from the fee.
tory. It ie in freth condition
cool and smooth ln pipe.
Each tin of
my
TOBACCO
with the RED TOP
contains freshly made tobacco. Just right for your
pipe. I
And the mild smoothness you enjoy is the result
of Velvet's two long year's ageing in wooden hogs
heads. Patient ageing in Nature's way the right
way of removing raw harshness and bite. '
You'll say that Velvet is cool, smooth and "sweet
as a nut" in your pipe.
- lioioivr fi. Mvbrs Toumxo CO.
31
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Free Deliver'
l'lu.ne Main 731
40 Yit
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