La Grande evening observer., October 03, 1922, Image 3

Tuesday, October 3, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
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la u liiiHiiit'su uh well us a senil
meptul ivuson fur holding iIib fif
tieth amitiul convention- uf iIih Car
riage lliiiltlTH National As.hiii iutiin,
oldest industrial orgaiii.utinii In
America. In New York I'liy, Oc
tober !l (o 13, says George W. Ills-
ton, of Cincinnati, secretary unilj
treasurer.
According . to Secretary Huston, j
U l filling that l hi' golden jubilee I
anillverr.aiy lie observed In the me
tropolis, wliure the (!. II. N. A. was
born; und wit will ho u good busi
ness stroke to show the nation's
Aral illy that the nirriiigo trade la
fur from being "a dead mm."
"Tlu popularity or (hi- automo
bile hasn't kept the liiiKKy business
from prospering," Mr. Huston e.x
lilalns. "liiiKgliw aru still largely
used In Dip rural districts. Down
tinutli It. will always he llm favorite
conveyance. We also ilo a large
liuaineMH with South America, where
buckbourd wagons can go over
Inoantaili roads' Impassible In aillos.
"Wise farmers keep buggies, in
addition in auloniobiliH for use ill
liicleineni weather and on bin!
roadH."
Officers 'of the Carriage lliilld
ers" National Association are I'. H.
' Kbrenz. of St. I.ouls. president;
George V. Huston. Cinciimaii. secretary-treasurer;
vice-presidents, V.
L. pelker, Henderson, Ky.; w. C. i
Heliziniinii.' I'uion Cltv. lnil- W
O. Nnrimiu, Griffin, Ga.; J. H. Ilirclt
jr., II II l' It tik on . N. J.; 11. .
tixioru. N. V.; T. J. .McNainera. ('in
clnuall; T. M. Knbiiison, Nashville,
Tann.; anil L. I(. Jones, i'raiiklln,
Virginia. .
A feature will he nn exhibit by
the accessories trailu.
"We expect the largest attend
ance n Hie history of tbo organi
sation, says Secrelurv llnstim. ...
cm!l",""V"'-,y '""'""I-' " '"'KKy The sum lefl nfler laking i.rr
convention in the Blrolluho d of the u .,, i i.. ... i
iiu.iy uiiii me piibiicatinn sets roundly nt V.Ut mll-
......... ne lire coniein- liunla ,.ni,l mrlix. In
I'llh: NA'i'lDNAI. .WTIIKM.
i in li Tillies: Once nunc Uicy
:ut'c Ir.xiui; in evict "Tlic Slur Si;iiinlrd
Paliner" frolli its posl uf lionur as Die
Inalioniil niitlicin. which II secm.s .u
l.avc aciilrcil liy a soil of Kii;iitcrn
rilihl. Ilol nolioily can itKrec oh
wliiu Is lite mailer with it. Tite Tri..
line nu.M Ih it Hie words ace "lat.ilh
iiliJcclK-ll.ltdc." because they te.ich
hale. The Vurhl llililks the wol.t"
are "of Ml'lkllur 'celience," Idr re.1
sous not utatcil. Arltuir Hiishahe. wild
oiil Cin;'S ji' all iiitiinii. iiiftcl oli
.eixt.i I li ii I national nlllllchm arc 'lia.;-
i on hiiiliatlllv t tlchitlit 'II crowih;;
vi r the enemy."
I In I wliv worc' alMitli the wtutlsV
file Slar-Siall:lnl Haunt f" cm
llartlly cl.iilll lu tic ailltllinc innic lli.m
our national orclH-'dral sclcctitui. u
liuilv tallca the Vrolilile to ii-imciiiImm'
Ik wonh: escepl iinri-con.it i tielei! Ir
Liliincn, who will treasure the lliiril
'itanva aa the ualtonu.1 alilhclu of the
lu.-li . Mil.hc loiiivallcr II. i- Irch l''iv,
Stale h is i.tippri '-ictl relicllon ami set
tle. I tlow u lo work.
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CRITICISED
f -MiU-s ,f tfhlny
j llKK.K.'- W()1MII III
! spiHMiU'li'rt, t'arryiUM" l)Oiiiiii l;i t) t) I
vi.'uriiB fli)OK with hrcls low
i llntMt1 of : iinniK hodtii, iin( 'lai'tc1';'
""i'Im'so tin uiiiNl.iihhnir iiutin
iui' Iho lni:. scfiics at Wudtrluu ju-;i
'Iti'l'ort t-io ntrrl:i ir.iiiiH i'tr Humim .
(uii tt tvo with tln'ii lH)lulri:ili. (if Am
RHEUMATISM
CANNOT KXIST
To nay HkiI virtue is ii:t own ivw.u
H In int'iuatf 1hal vh y w ,t iiroi'il.
Uritisli State That Ainori
can Tourists are Mimti too. """'
Lavish with Their Tip-! Th'' " . '" wl"'w . '"' "
1 t lo handle Hie lur.u.ilie ol A uicrli'aiifi
llll. lionicwaid IioiiikI at sueli time cooni
I lliemactM'x lileKv.
Mall.)
c.icii hrass-liouiHl Tor Die I'ttlnvtilni; liur'.nis oanicd morn
tOI'tiltac Shell l lOll I,.,,, ; HhllllllKH UPIOCI'.
"Ten tounils ouch In 'llpn' Ih thel
.vec.ll's record of these lvo men nut
apparently they aru not kiuits at thcFui the liuman body if you will ue
Katiie. j I'runk's PreMriptiun. It is riiiirutoiM
-lucre p, one n.a.i hero." one ,c n(l. preposterous,, in fact, pity, ft
ihcn. t.,1.1 the reportor. "who. will au-""-r w,lh l'"l"t''''",ry- mUacuiar.
,n alio elehl or nine pounds toiliiv. '1""1-' "f nJ' C Ithcumatism.
Von miiy i,ei on., shillln,; .two shll-L " I'r0?rr','1S5,VftL1-.
line., .five thltlinin. or one pound in T'"8. 1 KT,',,''t!w?i.?9-f5. JKT
l lip;" ho n.htd. "Hotel porters whl stomach, It DOES NOT rtcpr th.
hi ins' tht Uoi;n(i ho
I tin i or I'oiir inmiili '
l.iiNliuN. Sf(. II - (My
t li.'H' aily H'it'inhtT itayst uit wil
ik-smi nfv iho tit-part ru. i t oiu I .nation
of Lit ; iiiiiuliiTii of Ami'iicjiM
U'tH lor itiolr lionuM ui'iokh Ihf waler.
l-'roin all over Hit foiilhu-nl iluy h;tvi
idiiit', ano tin1 hoal IimUin lor l.ivr
pool ,aml Southampton ht-ar ihm
away on I he tat 'hi of ihrtr sum
iiiff'ii joiiinclnK.s.
( 'hscrvaiit l.oiulonf i-H moo in ttioin
liunti thai In tlitToront from other
toni l.-.t'), itint uotahto hiiiudk (ho evon-
tion.H in ttu toiutoncy lo hIvo hif tlpn.1
Huvm I u l.oinlon Kvcn'.iiK' News:
"Thtvo )oiiri r''i-ivoi 10 fihilhntv
for lutialliii';, oiu AitifiH-aiiVs l'lio ol
lUKKUMe." raya Itio It r. "un-l lv."
ioi l)'i-H v ho tooiol - i-:it. in. Hu
1 u ,tc,N,'jyuu wish. IT DOES NOT contain
murcurv. Kiiii-vliito roiIii. ntl WintM
It :rt alino-! always Americana wlioKre(.n or niirwitiCBt but it positively
rivr ;.o.h ,Mra i,r:nn in-s. a mil noitn-jnVoivrt:ntM any kind of Hheuniotiaro or
Kn!,'li.Hi folk who uro not Kiwn toi(;,Mt on earth, WHAT MORK DO
i,(u:inl. rinr. inonov in tliiK way. itojYOU WANT? There is nothing jut
nui.lHiu ihem any the hetior for io-mvood V'or alo at the I & L. Druff
'iior it. MPpn! v. 1 'i Cvande, OreSon.
Just Hen noiVrlek warming us
,,r t:nU m'u.son with
wtawt- ftiiri-N he's jUd
u fuiuiur Huston Cut-
lot 11:13
Columbia,
joined. (I,
onuments
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
. H. Hirolr jiowinjf biiiiih ,ti
l- Taylor, L 1VMllt (lf J,,
evor. reronstriirtinn atatrs. the fol-
.tnn.st he ileilueted us
the war; Twonty-fi ve
milliards in vahu'H drsl royd hy
the war (aniountinp oriKinally to
&0 milliards, one-half having heen
made good hy reronst ruction I ; ltd
milliardtt Iosh on capital inveMled
a I) road; 25 milliards Iohm of terri
tory and 10 milliards tmrrt'iuiorod
to the Entente In railways, Khins,
?Hei30ridl.fivi -tudy uf monument buildlnic.
. ..J J In nttW
till hu uxutit jinvu u UUI
linuda in itire to receive faith
ful, intulliffent execution.
We Will Gladly
Farnlsh Estimatea
motor car
uppeuia to many. We are
ptauiiK a horse and Iiiikkv parade
down pin it Avenue."
PLAN POST
CARD DRIVE
riHCAfiO, Oct. a. Between
Seiitemlier lfi anl Novemhor 15
there will bu mailed to I lie 3,000
iltthodlHl Kpisropul Stuulay sehnolK
lit the United Statea 72,000 post
eurda from the t wouty-lotir home
and forHign niisHion ttehoul renters
of the world.
The Hoard of Sunday Schools in
taking Huh nieumi of bringitiK the
nuinhers of tho Suiiduy achuola In
America in personal touch with the
Bchoole they help to iiiaiitluin in
till (iiiarters of the world.
Kui'h school Buperlntemlent In
this country will receive a card from
BtudHiita in Korea. Japan, C'hltm,
the I'hilippines, Maluyuia, India, Af
rica, Liberia, North Africa, Cen
tral Kur'ope, Mexico and South
America.
Cards will he sent from the do
mestic school centers located at Bos
ton, the frontier school in Mon
tana, Church or All Nations of New
York City, Spanish American Insti
tute at Gardena, Cal., IMitmau Cen
ter School at KmerU Cove, Tenn.,
Pueblo Indian school, Pennsylvania
settlement schools, Porto Kican
schools, Hawaiian schools and WileyJ
college at Marshall, TexaB. j 1
In oacli inslanco the cards will '
be addressed and a short message
written by one of the students of
the schools. The messages will be
In the way of a personal appeal
from the children who need help
to the children who are helping
them.
More than one and one-half mil
lion dollars were contributed by
American Sunday school students tp
iniKslonary work last year.
converting
gold into paptr marks, it states,
the following index numbers based
on the prices current in the home
Commit market should ho employ
ed: Personal and real property, lf;
town landed property. 2; rural land
ed properly, 10; mining property,
10, and goods, ships, etc., GO.
When t ho various categories of
properly nro multiplied by these
figures ihnfr values in paper marks
are determined. According to this
calculation, the average deprecia
tion index figure is 15, thus giving
1.H50 milliards paper marks us
equivalent to UO milliards in gold.
'"The qut'Sliou then arises," says
Iteconstructlon, "how Is the gold
vulue of this properly to be main
tained?'' The experts who have
made this calculation during the
past few weeks are convinced Unit
the gold value; is continually .di
minishing,' but an exnminatrou of
this question Ih tin Important factor
In any honest economic nolicv.
whether for financial or reparation
purposes.
: ill i;
p. mm ft
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
1502 S Are- Jji Grande, Or.
T-A-X-i
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
HUN PDS
T-
AND PRE-WAR
BISONS
Harris Grocery
The Accomt.iodatkn Store
; Call on Us for Your Household Supplies.
' A Full Line of Staplei and Fancy Groceries,
Fruits and Vegetables
Also '
A Choice Selection of Swift's and Armour's
Government Inspected Sugar Cured
Bacon and Hams
Don't Fail to Ask About (
Champion Flour
Free Pelivcrv
Phone Main '734
408 Fir
Two Blocks North
of R. R. Tracks
Hay and sen
Classified Ads.
Through Observer
For Sale
Good rooming house In T.a Ornnde-
Good dairy proposition $800. Four'
room house, two largo corner lots (
on Sixth street $1200, $200 cash.
niitiLiim-iiL imiist; uu 01.11 nucui. .
lG-acre tract one mile east of
Grande on the Covo road. $l0(fi
cash will hnndlo It.
ft' ifU
statn it a our honest he
' lii-f tlial forthotirico aHkeil,
Cliotrrfu'lil givri tlin itreutoiit
Vrfliif in Tuiliii-ti Itlrnil i-igiirrltes
ever oflVrrtl to miiokeri. . .
l.igsctt & Myi'r, Tobacco Co.
1 U 1 1
Xantlii, Cavalla, Smyrna
and Sumsoun the famous
Turkish tobaccos used in
Chesterfield's Turkish.
Blend are bought on
Turkish plantations by
our resident buyers. We
take no chances we know
the high ijuulity of our
tobuccos. , ,
.ii ivsi uifyitfi i I im
IBB
Piosume of German Condi
tions Before and After
War Set Before Public.
5-room lintmo on Rpventh Htreot,
large corner lot. Cooil buy tit $2500.
Strictly modern home on Vanti
Ington avenue. In the icon ulo :k
$800 cosh, $3u.OO inonthly , py
mentH.
BF.m.lN. Sept. 1. (Hy Mull).
Thn mini inxuolB nronerty held by
the fiernian people amounts to
1 .95(1 milliards paper murks, nc
rordiiiK to estimate mode hy re
construction in its current Issues.
Seventy per cent of the uKgiegato
I, given personal and roal prop
erly. 11 per cent as town prop
erty. 14 per cent rural, two per
rent mining, and three (per rent
as goods, ships, metallic currency,
etc.
The average of pre-war estimates
on German-owned private property,
the periodical slates, works out at
3ao milliards gold marks, Trom
which, amount th following deduc
tions should be mails: Thirty mil
liards cold marks in atat property
(belonging to is jr, Individ
ual states, an lool authorities,
such as railways, can&W. forests,
etc.): 13 milliards f rTty held
by the poorest rlssMw wiirh es
capes taxation, and furisr. a sum
amounting to about 10 pr cent
of the totrl rhlih eitaer Is espe
cially f3vo:e,l hy the rKla'lons for
economic rea on. or issi to
evade txlie. ! to
about S3 illiMfek !
Drrto.-tia ! milliards
from too pr :r vtrjO of esti
mates, a linlao '-2 milliards
lOmalnj" 9ro BOi loul, how-
A dandy little modern home near
the high Brliool. - $25U0. Good
i terms.
Wa havo for sale and trade,
all kinds of good farms, slock
ranches, fruit tracts, building
lots and city property of all
kinds.
Automobile and Fira
Insurance
PYRAMID LAND CO.
F. N. Ford
Notary Public
ALASKA FURS
aist iiK( i;ivi;i
A fine line of ready-to-wear Alas
ka furs which I will wll for a
vi-ry rifiiHtili price. You nn1
Hit welromn to come aim I see
them. I alMi huy all kind or
raw furs and will pay best prirei.
Chris Miller
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;l "HAMILTON' ;
I i)ir Cutumul design in
.! a i im CII VFR STFRl INfi !
1 1 ill rtu.vni jii-" IS
' A namesake of the great Ameiican States- II j,
! man and a pcrtect example of all tliat was
j best in the decorative art of his lime.
; Vy We are sjiowing this and other Alvin' III jj
' VwZ A N. Si'ver t'"ns at oul store'- HI S
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Is Your Kitchen IsaSesttedl
wltli Evil Spirits?
If so, a Monarch Range will clear them out
And what's more, they will Btny away, (or a Monarch U not subject to the
many ailments most ramjes suffer when they get to be a tew years old.
The way to prevent trouble in future years is to build i range RIGHT to itart
with, so it will stay tight.
Wu sell the Monarch because we knew it is built right. If you will come In, w
will be ((lad to show you exactly what we mean. We will allow you why the only
way to build a ran,;a for permanent satisfaction Is with unbreakable malleable iron
and h ind rivrthiK at every joint. There is only one rtglit way to do anything ua
that is the right way to build a range.
You will be delighted at the handtome appearance of A
Monarch and also to know how eaty it it to keep it clean
and looking like new. The moderate price will eurpriee you.
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