La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 24, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextlV.,' "': .'LH'i ; PAGE 1HREB THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, October 2, 1922 KELLY FINDER IF STEEL BOON William Kelly, Ignored Dur ing Life, ,Now Hailed as Discoverer of Pneumatic Steel Making. '(fly Aifloriait-d Preen.) , iHrrmnT, 01. 24. The late-wn- liAin Kfll. acicnttei, hulled an I he ti is roverer of the pneumatic prorew ot' ntrl making, h;t hfen accorded I In honors Untied him white he lived. The honor la in I he form of a hronx luhll placed In the door of (he pub lic library nl Wandolte, a mibui h, wiltl to he the birthplace of Hie Ameri can slpel Industry. Hteel men from all parts of (he country witnessed ilia dedicatory cere monies. The inscription on the t:ihlet KAHertM the late Mr. Kelly wa the dis coverer of the process of steel making lhat haK made the hulldin? proRresn of the woild possible. - Following the tmvrlHnp, William f Kelly of ('hurleston, W. Va a Mil, told a story lhat up to that lime hud been a family secret. He declared that years ago his 'orh er esnihlished a hi eel mill In Kentucky ami tieicnn manufacture of Hied by' the old I'hurcoal method. One day the eluvt'.H forjrot to replenish the charcoal beneath one of the furnaces. Mr. Kelly re nen(f made as ftist uh workers can nnrf tau Ih-it IhA fnlil flir'. ' . . .1 ,1.. - np (OUIHI IO llir the biiidnt. enlon will he with Mr. i;aHoa. The program a for ihe t-ai are helnsr worked out with much thought hy the. committee In charge and some extremely Interesting plmw nre helnuf Klven out. M r. 11 nd V r. llreshu m ret nrned Thursday from a govern 1 iluys' stay at lmhler. Mr. and Mrs. I.uehtn Hhelton ami son. Honuld, were week-end visitors with friends and relative in Klftin from Baker. Walter Klin trhn minor spent VViday wilh his people east of town, reimn Inc to In Grande on ihe train thai evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hean und small dirrtiffhler, Mary llllzuhcth, re turned to Klk'iu last Sunday. Mrs. Hcftn had been spending a two weeks' visit wilh her parents at Albany. The rain of Ihe past few dnyn was, indeed welcome to the farmers whoi have fall raiii. The crop Is coming up very poorly this fall dry weather. 1 Potato harvest la well under way this week. The .1rfullounh nop north of town is lurninjc out well, and Karl Chandler is heKinnhiK to market his prop of 4U to JiuA sacks. K. M.. Huffman spent a couple of lays In Klitin this week. Fred Hall drove to l-ft Grande laHt Saturday evening on a luislnewt trip. Mr. and Mis. rloy.l tlalloway nave moved in from their (arm north 01 town. Mm, K. A. Galloway is spend Irr a few days on the farm ns super intendent during their stay in town. Apple pari; Inn will begin in earnest next week. Truck loans 01 oppies have been rotnlne in to the warehous es for more than two weeks and boxes POWDER BURNS ! ! Fifteen Government Schools Established A COVE I'll GOVEGRffi (Special In the Ohsorvor) POVK. Ore.. Ort. 24. -Mrs- Dak- Br left Thursday (or llioth In visit her son Hay O. linker. Tin- public sale In-Ill nt I ho Carl Peterson farm on Monday was well itiintnlfd.' E. S. Morris Is nl homo again after throe weeks at Hoi Lake sunl lorinm. Miss Luella Pelaney of Pulon spent I ho week-end wilh Miss Kva Da Iter. Mrs. OeoiKH Looslle anil children due lo lheif Meilli-al Spring spent Ihe week end with her sister. Mrs. N. Duron. Leslie Miller of Baker came over Sunday to visit his sister. Mis. N. Duron. Mrs. Carl Peterson, while clcan Iiik house and bunUiiK trash, acci dentally put some gun powder In ihe slove which resulted In severe burns on her neck, face und arms. China pheasant hunters were plentiful on Sunday, ihe first day of the open season. Fact Worth Notlna. Rlx-rooin No man ever died of unison i. $1,400.00, burying the tall of malice lu Ids own breast Exchange. PACO PACIO. American Samoa, Oil. 2. (tly'-Mull). Nlntecn schools now have heen esiuhlished hy the Islund (lovernment of American S- I'l... v..lluiiiiie liiiiiiii ml I imw siilV coulluue i heir whoula lousj Ml- H-nso of Oov met since estalilisheil In every VUlaKe. ini inn KnnuKnui cuoui iiuuae. ;u- The children ahove 6 years ot a n ,m y afternoon, (lciohor 21. and a in tne (toveriimeni siunois. (.,)m,,.ed pielitni nary urrmwments which close at midday, and lln-ii.rr a i,n. Mr. John Dear hns lll.y nitend the Mission schools in agreed lo donite Ihe land anil over ihe artcrnoonr and eveniiiK. ;i,alf of the funds for Hie huildini! " lhas been plciluid. The couiullllei. ihe last of the week to eoinp'iota arrnncementa and (ieo. A. Pnlmlter of Hood Hiver, a member of the State K.ncutivai conimltteo and man lor of t lie largest Kranxe In Orcon Is expected to meet with Mt. Fan nie Ciango the (trst Saturday In November. The pcoplo of Covn at present have no uood hall for a community , center und Iho new r.r:ut", hall will fill a lonK felt community naed. "Socltty" and th Moral tfw. The coda ut anelety N atrontfer Hn, some, perwiss than tliat ofrSiwU ; uad .. ninur a man who would sot scruple ta thrust Ids lingers In Ilia neighbor' ixwket would forego pena rathr tli use hit knife aa a hoel. J. M. LowtlL was reaching Ihe inciting Iron unit mukinK it. not colder, a he evperted to find, but hotter. "My 'fwlher developed the nlr pro cess of steel mnklne from that dls. covery," the speaker said.. The son of the discoverer related thai two Kncllsh workmen later ob tained from his father Ihe story of r-e process anil that later when the elder Kelly attempted to patent his process discovered that, the lnte Sir Henry P.essemer of Knuland already had obtained the American rights, lis serlliiK lhat he had discovered the sys lem Independently. The speaker rhareed Dial luler developments prov ed Sir Henry hnd lieen one of the men who posed as lOntrllsh steel workers, obtaining Ihe story of the process rrom his rather. "My father established his priority rlahls but a slruitgle followed und he did not meet with financial success," lhe son said. The elder Mr. Kelly established the first larice pneumatic steel making" plant In the country at Wyandotte. Iicnplle Ihe fact thai Ihe Detroit sub urb was the birthplace of the Industry Pittsburgh Inter was selected aa the Bleel city of the country. PACKING OE APPLES IS ON (Special to The Observer) F.I.01N. Oct. 24. The lOlgin library wilt be closed on Saturday. Mr. Wil lis ihe librarian wUI b in I-a, Grande on that day to attend" the founty Library Board ineblluc It Li expect ed lhat at least one or two members of Ihe local board may also attend The Wllliuiu Hill home south of town was the scene of a delightful family gatherlnB Inst Sunday. Anion those who enjoyed the day together were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hill and daughter, Wllma, Mr. and Mrs Harold in., und two sons. Mrs. Kdith Tucker Hccni and daughter. La Vada, Lewis Hale and Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hill. At a meeting of the Pythian Slslers held last Thursday evening. M. was de ciiteit io hold a Hallowe'en party. Any one who has attended a Pythian party In the pail needs no urging to attend thin one. The Women's Improvement flub will hold Its next meeting at the home of Ihe Vice President, Mrs. p'loyd Oal- lowav. next Thursdny. Thla meeting was planned to meet at Mrs. Hater's, but owing to her ubsence from town The .Methodist Ladles Aid Society will onen their -series of cooked food sales wilh one held at liiblcrs on Sal-unLiy. K. K. Vehrs was n iji llranue viuiior Friday evening. Mrs. Vehrs ha heen spending Ihe week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wright, dur ing her convalescence from her serious illness of u lew weens ago. "M'" Arrival. Earhnra had been named fur her rrandmother and an mint In Wisconsin. On one occasion while visiting In the Worth, she saw her Aunt Barbara com ing np the afreet. She ran gleefully Into the house, exclaiming. "Oh. moth er, mother, here comes my auutle me." Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. Illy Equipped for Life's Voyage. Ho that knows only hr.w to enjoy snd not endure Is 111 ntted to go duwn the stream of life through such l win-Id as ibis. Henry Van Dyke. hopes In rub A Sleci;il 1111 Ihe lialaucii this iili; will be week, 'illlcd r For Sale Dooming house In La Orande. Kestaurnnt In Ta Orande. Apartment house in La Orande, ncouitt $137.60 per month. Xra A" JC" I Call Main 580 Imperial BiSHards houae and large lot, Four-room $1,400 00. houae on T avenue, Keep Warm These Chilly Mornings With a ; WESTING MOUSE COZY GLOW ELECTKIC HEATEK Another Reduction in l'Mison Mazda Lamps. Elect i leal Contractors II. & S. DLECTRIC CO. 10r Depot Street Phone 393-W fine timber, 2-room acreB In cnltlvutlon. 120 acra box house, 4 $600.00. We have for sale and trade, all tilnds of good furms. Block ranches, fruit tracts, building lota and city property of nil kinda. Automobile and Fire Insurance PYRAMID LAND CO. F. N. Ford Notary Public FOR SALE Twenty acren In the FrulMale dis trict, IS arrM unrter rultiviiuon. iwo arret pa.iturx with yard and family orchard. Kalr bouse, nmnll barn and pood chicken hounes. Price S66QO. 0. There l a lute loan on tne properiy for 20)0.l)0, which runs eight yearw. Will take a second mortgage tor $li00.flo. BaJance 20H0.0o cash. Five-r.oom house and larpe lot re- ment coUiir, trees, Luwl cement aide-1 walks, liffhtH, water and phone in houHe. Hathroom, but no fixtures. On North Birch. Price. Sia&u.OO and $600.00 canh will haudle it. Balance monthly Installments of 1 126.00 and in terest.' at 8 per cent. ISO acres choice land and good Im provements, Just south of t'nlon. All under pood cultivation. I'rire i m per acre. Federal loan on the prop erty for 110,000.00. TermB: cash, $6,000.00; halance on euny terms, to be arranged. We carry lMfe and Fire Insurance, and represent a good bonding com pany. Many good bargains In olty lots .and a car at our door at all times ready to show you any of our property at any time. Call in and sta us. C.J. BLACK&C0. New Foley Bullalng La Orane, OTegoa, Hw Do You Buy C0FEEE? PRICE IS NOT THE ONLY BASIS TO FIGURE ON Some people buy coffee simply on a price liasis; some buy solely on looks; a large louking kernel, or a 'nifty" looking can, makes some people for get all about the flavor. . u The Better Way Is to Buy BARRINGTON HALL COFFEE ' Then you get uniform, fine, clean granulation, and the most economical coffee on the market. Price 50c Pound PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY CALL MAIN 80 For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to With mi m No aqueerdng of organs; no 'pressure; defects of figure corrected; a porfect founda tion for your gowns. Thla In addition to Ihe com forts afforded throuch the ex clusive "La Cnmillo" fciuurOB; No pressure ou Bpine; no cut ting by laccrB; no pinching of clttBps; nu dlgKlng of slays at top hut freedom, vuntllatlon, satisfaction. A complete line of thn rllf-.. ferent moilols always on hand. Trices U.OO unit up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere lies. 1702, Cor. Spring ft Oak Phono 323-W 1i , . ly m-:wm IS w.vr mm i.- . ,7 i . . . -.I ' L AVI ' , Nutritious Breads for Growing Children CRACKED WHEAT BREAD Made Round, Easily Sliced, 10c Each. ! HEALTH BREAD, very coarse, each . .:.10c ' WHOLE WHEAT, made from all of the wheat f finely ground, each 10c These Cereals are AU Raised and Milled . In the Grande Ronde Valley. 3 Cherry's Florists ANNOUNCE the Opening ""fc of their remodeled Fl ower St ore u Friday Evening, 7 to 10 o'clock No Flowers or Plants sold during opening hours. The Public is cordially invited to call and see a real city flower shop. OFENING RALE SATURDAY The Chrysanthemums Vhown at our opening will aon sale Saturdayat the special pris of 2Tx; eafli. No phone orders taken. None reserved. Casfi onfy. None charged at this price. a v CALUMfl V COWTCNTf II K BEST BY TEST that bakes with Calumet and there are millions of them has learned three im portant baking facts. First; that she never has any failures, which means no loss of time and ma terial, i Second; that her bakings are always pure and wholesome, which goes a long way toward perfect health. Third; that the greater than usual leavening strength of Calumet stands for economy be cause she uses less. PGWUEU f 1 The Economy" BAKING sales ae 150o greater tfiiv& t&tft i any othej brand." 0 4 ! ' ' . . 'A pound can of Calumet contains full It oaVN, JheMtft ' ,bahing powder come in 12 ounce intteod as aaawej ' can. Be eure you get a pound wh9njou tScaagk at, ' J ' ;r , t TUB WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER' iaaiaBialSSHlM SB STJMaHBM MBTSallsrsSaMSiBl mmMmam I j I zMMw : Fat Years and Lean Years The cycle of business runs through the same stages today as w hen the Israelites were in Egypt. The same prepar ation and foresight are necessary now as then. The study of business conditions is an important part of this bank's work. Fat years or lean, business must go on and impartial information and seasoned judgment are .always essential. You arc cordially invited to consult our officers concem injr any of your business problems. United SUSca ISmtUoadi B&k La trrrinde, Offtgffi iftttlBER rDRAL RESERVE SYSTEM o .a o J o o o s.i'V