La Grande evening observer., August 30, 1922, Image 3

Wednesday, August 30, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THISEE
CLOSING OF
PRIMARIES
tion campaign by Woodbriilge N. Fer-'slljtn fuel famine, hvs brfn ontU;r.vd
lis, fuvmer oveinur mid one of the by thu wutto lU'imrlinont t ' -v
lew ut'mot-rais ever eieeieu 10 wie
i,'uvi'rnirship.
ext in interest is the race for tne
U'pubhcan Humiliation for governor,
ut HarriBOurs. fui pU-a of tint asso
ciation to Herks lamt ownerrt Ims
alieaily borne fruit aiul many liotts.v j
liulilors luive laid in a supply of
wood. The association Is posting
to use wood w fuel without u
I'lianne In i'Miilnim..t. Kurt her. to
the extent t( wliith hliKhtt'd cheat
nut can be utilized, lht owner and
forest are b. e(itted."
Ill 1 II
Aspirants for Various I
litical Ot'fit'cs have Begun
Final Campaign Oriiul
that A V ill Terminate Sep-,
teinlicr 12; Interest In-;
tense. I
i ijir Aaaociatea Preasl !
DETKuiT, mien-, rtug. mi. Aspir-;
i ants i'or vaiious political offices have;
beun the ion campaiKn wind that J
will reach a climax with the tate-wki.i
primary election, September 12.
The. fight for the republican nom
ination for United States senator con-'
tinues to hold the spotlight amoni;
Michigan electors due to the more
important issue involved. This issue,
arises from the campaign of Senator
Truman H. Newberry, his election and
the seating of hint by his colleague?
at Washington. Although Mr. New-,
berry- is nut up for re-election, as he
still has a pait of his term to serve,'
the incidents turiounding his brief;
political career have been drawn iiitu(
the campaign because Senator Charl
es h. lownsend strongly champiuncl
him in the senate.
The battle against Senator Town
. send has become a "three against one ';
proposition, a trio uf men seeking to
displace mm horn the republican side.
These three are Congressman Pat
rick U. Kelley, of Ixnsiug; Kormer
National Legion Commander, Major
John G. Kmery, of Grand Rapids, and
State Senator Herbert 1 Baker o
Weadock.
Kuch of the senator's opponents is
using Newberryism as one ot tne
keynotes uf his campaign, although
Major Kmery has confined most of
his talk to a plea for a soldiers bonurf
and other proposed legislation.
Congressman Kelley has been par
ticularly loud in his denunciation of
Senator Newberry and of Senator
Townsend because of the hitter's sun
port of the junior senator. Mr. Bak
, er, choice of the farmer-labor group
within the icpublicnn party, has de
nounced "Newberryism" and demand
ed legislation favorable to laboring
men in the cities and to the farmers.
The winner uf the four-cornered ;
race will be opposed during the elec-j
The incumbent. Alex J. tiroesbeck, is
I LM.Moni k..r Tiw., m i.vJin .r
Adiiun, and Kichard H. Fletcher, ot I''mis t iroii.;hnut the coun y ur
Bay Citv James B. Batch, former1"? 'oiseholders to use cord wood
mayor of Kalamazoo, and Alvah M. c,,t ' ' tUxxhr in order o
Cummins of Lansing are the demo- lvo 'oal spituls, schools,
'cratic candidates. . rhiircl-.M and mlMstnes.
Governor Gruesbeck's opponents in , "aey t. llyhihty. presld.-nt of
imuny cases have assailt-d his. methods ltf- am-lntloii. has iw.-iv-Ml the f
j since he took office Jess than two I,i;''r u'"n M,J"''
j years ago. These critics allege that ntrt, Mau- commis.sfon-r ut r,r
! the centralized state government CB' 1
plan, that he nut in operation last "I think ih Tlorka County Co.v
year, has given him unwarranted pow- servrlcn c-snriatii-nV plnn of u.'
ers. lug the attention of the public to
The wet and dry issue, although it the nvailihilily of suitable wood,
is likely to be brought up, probably particularly blighted chestnut, for
will not as big a mirt in thq fuel as a means of averOn;; din
t-lection as me voters at first were tress this winter, Ih an excellent out'
led to believe, according to students ot The department in turn is eucour
the situation. Humors persist, how- aging t ho use (if chest nut on t lie
ever, that one uf the rei)u4)Hcan can- stiite forests for this imrnnso. I he-
didates will ajinouiue himself in fav-llleve the campaign will do much
or of beer ami wines before primary Jgood. particularly, in those sections
day. io date this rumor has not been of the state wherein it s fensih)
continued.
LABOR M
REFUGED
i SAI.KM. Auf. -The liulu.it rial
: I .aliur putty liiua l-ivii.t'iinuiilly orun
umt in the thinl o-liKivssiunnl ilis
Jiiict ut' tneii- i'OMiiusi'tir Multno
hnuh county- Pi-titions .fur the put -.
posu i-onl. lining the reiuiivl numlHT
jwt n:l--:fi were . tiled Sutuntuy with
jSteretiiiv of State Ku.er uml the see-
'tne rrty a quantity rt nmiunutin
! Names l el'i esentiiur at least 5 per
ieeht ut tile tutal Vote luilleJ for een
jeitssman in the (fenetal eleetion of
I v-,,.,.,,,1,,,,. .t tif'lt were ne.-es''rv na
Itlic petitions. These contained "!2r
names, whieh wore sufficient.
( i he central committee uf the party
w K. T. Johns, U. A. Upton, l. Hng-
M-nd. II. Cntchinir, J. K. Nasholm nml
M. O. .Ichm.
Any cnmlidateK for political office
in Oieiroii who expect to file bv party
convention or HRSentb'y must, under
the law. dn s h" September 12, this
venr, or tn i.ot less than fifty-five
hefnre thf eb'cti'Mt Hut whi'-b
falls on Nuvpmbev 2.
I The law provides also that anv can
jdidates conibiff out iydependentlv must
I do so in not less than forty flays he-
fore the election day or not later thai
September 27.
813 Tongues In Africa.
Thent are SKI limmmKos and dia
lects In use unions; the blacks In Af
rica.
HUNGER, THE BK3T SAUCE,
Banco is used to crnnte an appetit
or relijb for tho food. The right wa
ia to look to your digestion. Wh
von have Rood digestion yon are cer
I Him IO ri'll-Ml V"Ur Hlu. uinriiucuuin
Tablets improve the dl(?eation, erent
healthy npnrtit and eaus It gent!
movement, of the bowels Adv.
HEAD TDK WAND AT)S!
in n n n i M i "7r n ,hp iaWi dn ,)" ptemiwr 12, thisi
is muu y Y Id
iu ununiaiLL.U- ' ' '
i
B FIREWOOD
( Bv AsHocliiti" rrHS.)
RKADINO. ja.( Auk. :tn. The
Berks County Coaservat ion Associa
tion's campaign, urging throughout
the county tlio use of timber of lit
tle marketable value to avert, a pos-
LA GRANDE
PERMANENT AS THE KYRAWIUS
.Manufacturers (if
0 iiiiiiduig
C9
7or Ihnti
& Invalids
MO COOKING
The "Food-Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch at Home, Office. or.1
Fountains. Atk for HORLICICS.
(-Avoid Imitations & Substitute
For Sale
For Sale
81 ncres on Cn therlno creek. Part
of tho Old Sugar farm. All In
cultivation, 40 aerea well adapted
for grain or alfalfu and the bal
ance natural hay land, will grow
the finest nine, or Timothy hay,
and a natural feeding ground
along the rlvor, woe-re the willow
grow. Price, $95.00 per aere, on
good terms. There la also 80
acres adjoining this laud can be
bought ou same terms. .
0 roin 3 bedrooms, full basement
modern house In Connurdale.
Price $3200. $1000 caah, bal
ance on monthly installment pay
ments at $:10.00 per mouth.
A jfooxl rooming ho 11 ho close in, 27
rooms alt furnished and heated.
Doing a good business, all the
rooms full and most of them
steady roomers. Price $280Q, and
terms on part of it, with a good
lease on building.
7 room modern hoiiHe In good
condition. 4 lots, shade trees, good
barn. This plaee is priced for a
quick sale.
New G room modern bungalow,
large lot G I'M 4T, hard surfaced
street, full basement, built-in hitch
en. excellent lawn and sh rubbery,
fine location. Will consider soldier's
loan.
New, modern G room bungalow,
Just completed. Garage, basement,
built-in kitchen. If you want some
thing new and modern come In and
let me show this to you. The price
is $:tfi00, and the terms are reasonable.
Modern 6 room home, two lots,
basement, trees and lawn. This
place Is in excellent condition. Price
$3000.
roomed house, 2 bed rooms, at
1314 Jackson street, with bath,
toilet, city water, trees, shrub
bery, board sidewalk, cellar,. All
for $2000 and $000 cash will bun
dle it. Balance a mortgage for
$800 can be assumed and monthly
payments on balance.
C.J. BLACK & CO.
New Foley Building
La Grande, Oregou
j Two Fountain j
! Girls j
I Wanted I
Geo. H. Currey
Ileal Estnte
Insurant
DURING
D0KKIE
Convention
Call at
The Club
Store
Phone Main 768
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
in i ii
.ity--7 a . . -
t-
No squeezing of organs; no
pressure; defects of figure
corrected; a perfect founda
tion for your gown a. f
This In addition to the com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "I. a Camllle" features;
No pressure on spine; no cut
ting by lacera; no pinching of
clasps; no digging of stays at
top but fieedom, ventilation,
satisfaction.
A complete line of the dif
ferent models alwayu on hand.
1'rlcea 9'.60 and up,
. Mrs. Robt. Pattisoa
Corsetiere
Hewer
Water
Irrigation
Culvert
Drain ago
WELL CURBING
Phone Main 1:20
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-SEPTIC TANKS
Factory Island City
0:8
170!. Cor. Sprln.C Oak
Phono 922-W O
"Mt. Emily" Products
la your assurance that you are getting the
Best in Cured Meats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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Portrait of an
El Sidelo Smoker
H
E finds EI Siuelo's
aroma very agree
able. He likes its hand
some shapes. He likes
the way it draws. What
more does he want?
Like all El Sidclo smo
kers, everywhere, he's
having a good time, and
he doesn't care who
knows it.
El Sid.lo Clf.r I. made bj
Cohhj luli r d c,gr Cofyondqa,
N.w rk
mm
"I'd
3 for 2y 7 Lily
LA GRAND GROCERY CO.
KING
If ytui woultl go into a fnal ot'i'it't' and nnmmiioc that you wanted to buy
100 tons of eoal, you would expect special ijUenlii i), wouldn't you ? , i
Well, now, KYKUY I'KK'SOX who conies into cur office looks like n
HVN'MfKl) TON customer to us. HE IK. For when we sell him the first
order, the i;ood service, careful delivery and satisfactory coal that ho get
will he apt t hold his trade ami lirinu' him hack for the liahmce of the 11UN
i)lKI) TON'S, even if he only ets it a ton at a time.
Wo dt) net make enough profit on one ton in' on one load to he indiffer
ent as to where a customer jjots his next supply. Therefore, we give hiiu the.
ipialily ami the service that nutko liim wan! to Im? his oral from IM right'
along. . 1 '
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A Mississippi Kiver pilot acknow lodged that ho did not know the loca
tion of the snags in the river hut atlikd, 'T know whore they AIN'T nudlthnt
is whore T run my lu at." AVe ih not cla.' n to km;w the location of the slate;
and other impurities usually found in i oal, hut wo know where they AIN'T and
that is whore wo got ouiM-oal. If you find clinkers in OUU coal, phone us, call
write or wire us immediately and wo will huv them.
TRANSFER
FEED
STORAGE
PACKING
CO.
Phone Main 10
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The Outstanding lire Values
in tne juji inen aicaw
NEVER before lns the licht car owner been offered
6ucli value as is now at your service in these two
U. S. products
ROYAL CORDS tho measure of all automobile
tire values both clincher and straight side $14.65.
The New and 73e(fcr USCO thicker tread, thicker
sldewalls, more rubber $10.65.
10 xi u. Hi-is ii.4u I si.::, si. a ''"''SflK kf
10x3" $14.65 IS-WI l.t.H 10.65 'jlflV','! flili M YA1
11x4 " Jl. M.K MM VB'flg, H Vl
UaJ'i " UM MM Ik.tM 15.70 Ut'ltlkA 1(3 01 i
11x4 " 5 - - . i rT'vr ItJ u b'
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114 " 30.CI5 2.M M.M JI.15 ."pB '.Vjl,) , E? H K
14x4 ' 30H5 M) 24.1 J 21.10 ) IE H S J
12.4'i" .".70 3I. J0 05 W-fmU. 'IS M '
13x4'i .1H.55 .11.0(1 .11.05 'St tf'l' 9
I4x4' " VtM -O 00 .11.05 llll ,'' 'fli Bl 1 1
5x4lj " 40.70 .15.65 3.1.55 SfjJJB-lft II" 9 V
I6x4'i " 41.55 .16.15 Jl 110 '?'fBxf W J
15x5 4V..W 1110 .VI. 10 te. yfi9Kl IfJ 9 i
,7. 5 " M S5 ,5 75 11.7. 30x3 PJ?i3 M 9 1
f,J-l Tux u ,h. UOor ... ASy nmra1 l&f U 1 J
JtBm, Cord thrall j
Touu.s.3oj)i.i,.. fcfijj rffjQ&'wA in both w'Kmwc a f JBl
i hc ia 'Zy?j.?fct2a " . Sfl!!lS3al a Hi
"'Tvl lfe;'fWHclincher? rMvi I1
mi Pi wiw
igil fuSitcd States Tlrest3
Mm tWted StetesTlres 1
St Iff pi are Coed Tires
9. 8. Cno I
l:. c. i. y Iiikm, l:'.) I
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30x3
USCO
CljAcher
fabric
Can
EJ. S. Tires:
Hiiu M villain Oonmc, La Gruinlo
I,. K1.I-IU-, islitml ( Ky
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