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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1922)
Thursday, October .", 1922 TITE LA GTtAXfiE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE JOHNSON IDS BUFFALO GET iLLOIBEMi INTO MOVIES A Roman Woman's Headdress ... imne ui ine i oi iiriih ( ny Ihc AhmiWiiNhI 1'los.s) Journal. R. ('. Johnson, n niPiiil.ci' or. NAI.K.M, mo., uoi. r h'lrsi plurp tlie Journal stair, piys Hip rullowlHvi Th h.M.I or Sou hullalo on AnL lopo lilKh tribute lo Wallowa county: lHlun.l In tin. Ureal Mull Ijike litis l..in I'Yoiu the stalulpotnt of iTrrpftllon 1 "rcntei'" lv ft IimiV I it it litl tin i-itm -t mill n-purry llio Wallowa country Is wlik h jilatis to rllm a iPKiilai iil.l iiiiii j oiip of thosp tarp ilarp whlih l omps, Imlfalo liiint for n iii-w iiii lun- ili i.ii-t-lili to the n.lvrrllsoinplil. In rapt. II . Hik rally rronllpr lift-. M'hp poiitr.ip! I ropii hpyonil, for no pHntOil word pan Palls tor Hip killiiiR or throe ol the. ponvpy Hip i-Pspons lo vnnill.111 long-! animals. I Ink's whlph i he actual vision hi-hiro. I Antelope lsln.l. Dip hirBpst or lliri line or the rltut Hionphts which imiIiiiip Kronp which iluts the waters come is that t'hlpr Joseph unci his! or I'tnh s InlaiKl spa. in rai.icl lor lis' trilirmnpn or the pii.rppil now wr-tvj hiilliiln ln-ril. which Is liclicvi.i to icj iiui jiisiineii in i-paisuuff tinnisliiitpiit. thp lui-grot now in pxiHtciicp, (.'or 4 from this land, (in the other )inml 1 ypiira the licnl. orlioually rn-m the 11 Is easy to account for the cuplrtltyl inatliluiul, h.i;, lieen i.liiiu.lcsli-,1 except lor occasional killinirs hy liiintc palii Hip lilfth price ilcuianilcil livestock oi'k intzallen,' ita ow.i the privllpffp. iv I' o - the E INTO S I ' (ly the Associated Press) fHK'ACiO, Oct. Ji. TheKhoo Tniv- flora' AM-sofiallon tuiH uiinotm-'ed'' Hi j sixlti Keinl-unniiiil expoHilion. ttnowi JoiTirlnUy iih Hie ('Iiic.'iKO National Shoe ilai'r liie Hi in iK' Nlio 'l',-n. vn As sociation win i.e represent -il aiuuiif; the exlifhttord. The fhicnxu Association or t'om- ineree reported that llirmiKh lis trade department reduced rut oh Iki v j been obtained tor all retutlers wiio .lUend ; lie exposition. of hn brother of the wile face, Thin noriheastern corner of Ihe wtai In often referred to tin the HwiUcrli.nd I or Orepon. lis Alpine craga v)ior HtP Hlopes are ilerked' with mtow throughout the sunimor, the Itlue lake? Irtwtlfrj in the lorest of nine at their feet, the green meadow lamb and o-is- eudniK HleeaniR nre mniKeMive of the Jiomr of William Toll. (ne reason why ihe people of tire Bon and tom-lnt from ahioa.1 tire not more familiar whh 1he l.ennty of thf Wallowa country in that it ban here loforo hron remote from ihe tteuten raeli of travel ntxl ratlior InueoeHMll.lo The )0fliway Into tlte valley wan nur row ana steep anil ltie distances were New Riil Open Section. 4ay .late, hisliway tjovelopniwil in thelT"'n'e m "" mm vuiiuiuuii. ii; luuu 1h now couipnratively easy am) hy nxt year If the const ruction now under contract is completed ihere will he an Improved highway to Joseph at tho Toot of Wallowa lake.. To make u finished road from Port land the lat section of the Old Ore yon Trail in heiiif- graded on the rum mil of tht Itliic mountains hetweeu ('aiding!' IIMI and Kaniela in I'niatillt oonnty. Hy the way, along with the ew hiifhway has come n nentltnent 1I)at Ihe luwne Cahh-ie Hill is, a 11 1 ( lo loo plehian and there Is talk of adopt ing one more consistent with the fash- Jons of the day. In I'nion county to complete the road to Wallowa the section between j IIOOH UIVKlt. Oct, 4. Much dl.v Inland City and Klin is being surfaced . itlslaction Is being -piesse( here at ilh rock and in Wallowa county tho the application to luncheis of the long grade down inio the valley in ho- state truck laws and, in spite of lug iviaveled. A final seclion forjthreats made by a Htalo officer, u' whirh the contract was recently let i number of truck owiici-m are rel'imin.'r; 1o gi-ide and gravel is between l,os-in take out a bond costing J7f foi l tine and Kntet prlse. i iho privilege of helping to haul tlu'ii Members of lilue Mountain Orange Kcs (dents Approve ilnnds. j neighbors' crops to local warehouses report that when Iho annual Hlue Krom 117 to lHl Inclusive Ihe or Hhipping points. t 'nder the in-i Mountain Crange t'air opens tomor- uiiioiiui 01 money uxpenueu uuuor i uu ; lerprelat ion of llie law here, rmvirow one of the finest exhibits tint rancher who aeceptH recompense for have ever been assembled will be in hauling h,H neighbor's box shook, i place. The fair runs for two days, from town to vanch or apples, front During tomorrow the fair" itself will much to town is being ordered ti lio put into final shape, ami lomor litke out n bond with a local lnsnr:roy evening there will be a fine pro ance agent. gram to which the public, is invited. Tho county court Is arranging) In fact the public is most en-din II v for u muss meeting of all farmer j --'-" '-- . '. . . trurk owners during the coming week nd ft luotest to Ralein. TRUCK L IS E'sV I f&r vLft A W TREE SHADOWS LINCOLN PROFILE (Hv the AHHOciitd riew) ; l,AVi:N'K, Kun., Oct. 4. AhnOit ' within u Bto no's throw of th Vnher-j sMy of Kunsas but pro ba till tinkimwiii to the townspeople I u curious uuiuru'j idieoonienon. It in utt above gn,uud i lorntnlion f tree loots, which, 4n thei light of fin arc Htroet lamp, caul u ! fhndow profile of Abraham Lincoln. ! The IlkencHu of the tlrctt Km nic!-; rotor Is titmiistnkattle. The budiv hair, high forehead, Hhaggv eye-brows. dm-P set ees. ptoniinent -none, thick Ww-, hin whiskeifi sll tire faithfully re produced in tlieHhtidow picture which Ih nearly twice Hfe stxv. Although the profile has apper.r--. ! nightly for move limn u .leeude, t ba changed Beurcely at ail. A riawslfled Ad Will ro 1! TRY OUR Fresh i?01ympia Oyster Cocktails Jack-O-Lantern 1115 Adams OBSERVER WANT ADS GET RESULTS HpSS beautiful creation of pearls ubovo ia worn by Leatrice Joy, loaS- injy woman in tho Paramount Stock t-oinpnny. The effect was ileved p desiprnor of tho Hollywood studios jfter the research de ment md made extensive studies vi the period of aboet 400 A. D. fMiinf tht height of tlie Komuit Empire. The rotume is one in which jf Joy appears during the Bacchanalian ve,vel scene which Cecil If. UUle has made a part of his new production, "Manslaughter," from Alica Duer Miller novel, i II II CI mam m. m. m m n. M I W .n m i ... . , . , .1, , n m.i . iraURUUBLIIIFllllTfi EI IS NEAR tuipt-rvislon of the state highway purl men t in the improveinetit of the V' ul Iowa highway from l.a (iraudn to Joseph, 4ii in 1 1 es, was approximately $7mi, ano. of this amount $4titi,uati wan Bpent In Willlowa county. To pay their proportion of tho cost of con Blruction the residents of the county contributed a bond ismio of $200,000. A feature of the La Grande-Joseph road from u construction standpoint Is the new grade which begins at the top of Ihe Wallowa river eunyou and leads down into the valley of Mlnam. The (Trade Ih four and one-half miles long und In thai dintanco drops muo feet. Il winds around rocky points lit Its dlszy descent to the river below and ban many thrills tor the timid al though broad and safe. , At present, though eonneeted with th stale highway Byslein, tho Wnl lowu highway Is a dead end road. Yon come out the same way you go in. A broader vision looks forward to the day when the hlghwuy connection will be made with the Washington and Idaho systems, muklng it a section of a main trunk or Interstate road. This situation will be brought nhonl hy improving tho road from Kr.ter prlse to Plora and on across the boundary lines to connect with the 1 p m or t rn vol which comes Into I oui.inn frnin Mnnliinn nnrl K.T-Irrn' Washington. The I-ewlston-Knterprlse highway Is already being promoted and It does not require u stretch of Imagination to visualize It hh an vr rompll.shed fact. urci'il to n I tend all tho events both day atul evening. Thero will ha no program Saturday evening. Tho hull is located east of Jji tJra:ido on the Ctckeler lane. A special event not heretoforo mon t ioned will be 11 nail-drlvlng contest 1 or Indies, who which l . L. Lilly is giving two prizes. This event will bu held at I wo o'clock Saturday aMer 110011. Several men of prominence will paiticipite in tho program. In Case of Fire. Po not pull ovn the draperies that are on fire and thus spiead tlie Humes, remove nil ohjeois nearby and with a- wet broom smother the burning pieces as they full. probably bo sent! r HRKEORj POSTMASTERS Lalls on UeorRu 1 9 1 1 " 1 & (Hy Ansnelnted Pren.) WASH! N O Tt N . Oct. 4. Postman, tors of Third and Fourth class post offiees can no bmgor be absent from their posts on vacations or sick leaves and leave their office In charge of subordinates, under a recent ruJing. The amendment to the Postal Law-; and llegulatlons Issued by Postmaster tJeneral Work provides that in such cases assistant to these port nut stcivi must be over 21 years of age. If they are men and over the age limit fixed by state laws, if they arcs women. The amendment ;ilso stipulated that Third and Kourtli class postmasters in such Instances may leave their offices in charge of members of their family j If they are not minors. . for 1 Ptt rl 4. Jwi 1 V - & I v., , 1 7 T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards A New Shipment of Jap Table Clotlis 85c, $1.23, $1.R9 White Hemstitched Table Cloths $1.)8 Round Scalloped Table Cloth $2.25 White Damask, per yard !)8c to $1.35 Colored Damask, per yard ;)8c 51-inch Indian Head Linen G5c Indian Head Pillow Tubing 50c 18-inch Pure Linen, per yard S')c "6-inch Pure Linen, per yard $1.00 WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR SATURDAY SPECIALS ON HATS ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE SAGE IEA I HAI It's Grandmother's Recipe Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair. to Barefooted and In chains Ser-J gennt Major Walter Wagataff call , en- remier Lloyi George of l po- ilnp Street to ask eld for' - - c vice cr-?"- ' Syalem ! Abovt All. If I were nvSte 1 n-i.ut Is one of th beft mottoes lor a yvung man to adopt, 1 should sax: "B systematic." There Is nothing like system. It should be evident In everything one does In yne's nrode of llvlnf. to study, and Id bustnea. Sir 11. Woodman Burhldgit, 1 iisi warn 11 in. ' sluHflV hair cn only be law! hy lire wing a no At in v " -imk' ' " 1 Your hnir is your charm. It makr or niarw tlte face. When it fades, turns grav or Rtrcsked, ju-t an application or r.i-n .r Kaon find Sulr.hur euttani-rH ith nppenrance a hundredfuhl. IJnn t UOiner lO prejmre uu- iiiiAiiiie. vou tan ret thi-i fiinrms old reei(s improved by tlie addition f othT in frredient t a mall cost, alt ready for mm. It is called Wyeth's Naye and Sulphur Compound. Thin can alw.iys Is dejs'nded itm to brine back the natural color and lustre of your hair. K very body Ufce "Wyeth's Sace and Sulphur Compound now beran-e it darken no naturally and evenly th;it noliody esn tell it hi- been applird Vou simply dampen a sponge r hoft bru-th with it and draw tlm throtiih the hair, taking one umall utrarnt at a time; by morning the gny hair ha disappeared, and sftT another applica tion it becomes hemttitOlly dark anJ appears gloty and hwtrou. Turn the Corner and o r 11 S oave a uoiiar Quinces, 2 lbs. for .25 Fancy Eating Apples, box l.K) Fancy Flemish P.eauly I 'care, box 1.25 Quality Brooms, your choice !)8 Get our New Prices they are good for your health as well as the pockclbook. G. HOLM GROCER Q"f.!ity and Service Main 43 OJL 0 0 0 0 o In every part subjected to stress and wear, accepted standards are not good enough for the good Maxwell Instead, margins of safety are insisted on that make sure of continuous, low-cost operation with out the necessity of frequent repairs. Cord Urn, Don ilud Iront nil reari disc kmI whetU. de mountnble al tho and at hubi drum typo Umpai Alemlfa lubrication, reolordriTnelfTric bom; unuiuallylotigiHiring. " Prim f. O B. Droil. rVBiu laito ba addadl Touna ( C11. W. IV3dM. HS5: Coupa. I2J5; Sedan, IJU . f C. W. Bunting & Son MAXW ELUI SB,KaBS3ESSSSSSSSS5 -- The Business Man In the modem commf.-raul hcIiciiic tht; Imsiness mn is the india j)ons;il)l(! unit. On liis succcsk depends the nueccss of mnny aso tiiitcs. lie hiiM, thcrd'oio, the couniKO to initiate and the "k ill lo execute all sorts of entei'pn.se.s. His l);ink connection lie ie(raids as of vital importance. He knows how to use his bank, and appreciates fully the value of savinjr in Inking advantage of every opportunity. Many laisiii'-sa men find the services of this bank most satis lactoiy, not only in the conduct of their busine.'-s, but also in the accumulation of a personal Bin-plus. United State National Bank La Grinds, Oregon MEMBER oFEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM o o '" :''.vi J J.t. 1 1 U -aL.Ul.'H-I.U i - ,1: ... ' f I s. ( Si
