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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1923)
.Tridnr, Jannnry 2fi, 1Q23. THE LA GRANDE EVEXEvQ OBSERVER PENDLETON HAS JIEW WATEHHEAQ PENDLETON. Jan. 2. 1 D. Phil Ipa has liern chosen ly Ihe elty wat er eommlsslon as walor superlnten -dent to suerecd p.-ank llnyes, wlio lias resinned. Annoiineement ot the rhoieo was made today by j. T. Brown, chairman of the commission. Jlr. I'helps who has fUr immy ye iri liecn In tho plumliliiR himlnow un 1 wno retired recently, was water. sup- cniiien.ient 1,1 i KUU and. 1SU7, hold , Ing this position Just prior to the term held by Superintendent Field iusr. He lias also nerval' as a mem, ber of tho city council, lioldlnir of flco for rive years. Tho council has not yet chosen a city onfrlneei- to . succeed Sir. Haye. who leaves soon for Iji u ramie to uccomo city; manoKer. rFam6iis:liealer In Public Clinic PAGE TEr"". ' ULjLLUriVlL !' i. . :.4:--,,rr . . A-' - s j i ' " " " ' 1 "SisaB m m i j-j 71 RFflUFHfr ARF . r- ; ii ULIII LIEU link. .' Adolf Lorcnz, famous Austrian urgeon, is -hown here 0 ih ...g of his public clinic In the office of the New York City Hoard o' ...h The opening day, Dr, Lorer.3 ejded 50. paralytics. Tl"Tl;tiin aionl here Is Ruin Issenstadt, a sufferer from Infantile paraly-if r ur - i tlx months old. names for the peaks In the sen Voicuilic National Turk. l.as- ; The lumber tmdo isho,vlns a pro-L ''"f11, ,,';ul- located In Shasta Eressive develomnent i r Lounty. is the only active volcanic (mountain In the continental United Statt's. The first eruption of Lassen Teak, of which there is any record In modern times, occurrrd on l!U4. . The last,, bit; volcuntc outbreak slilefahly lunter volume than inally In mid-January, says the Amer ican Lumberman, chleutso. lielallers are coming into the market l'reelv for current npiilu- in itniMhur inn. and to prepart lor the expected build-wu" on ?.'"; ,J , ' lor actlvltv no. t m.rinir n.iM .v.- Mn- KrediTlek .11. Colliurn. of San car an.l rudroau material of all. de scriptions remain -heavy.. Consider able new business of this character Is In slirht, a number of. Iiuporta'lt Francisco,, president of tin- society. said the " advisory committee compris ing Dr. David , Starr Jordan, I'rof. ItulilJ' H. llolway, James . I'helan. contracts for. rolliiiK stock and other lor""'r 'V1''," Hl","', H-,'.n,lt'?r' "'Pr' equipment bavins lately been placeulT,,"l,vf' f'n -i ""her find. Lewis K. by the railroads. Tho mnrkot I. riw,rn.!)W"Ktoh-'W111 ,let names of pioneer ATTRACTIVE PAHK ASSURKD ASTORIA, Jan. 2(j Bradley Prrlt, the top of Clatsop crest, on the Co lumbia river highway, will be a m: attractive spot when the- improve ments now planned shall, have been completed. At the conference held there this afternoon by County Ciuii mMsioneis Fry! and Peterson with W. J. Clarke, i!ivjsion: highway en gineer, 'the site for the proposed monument, was tentatively selected. A Good Thinfc Don't Mini 'It Send vour name ami address plain ly written together with 6 cents (unil this slip) to Chamber am Medi cine Co., 13es Moines, lywa, and re- I (By Associated Press) i PORTLAND. Jan. 2C The Port- j land basebull team of the Pacific j Coast lean" ns Blready a roster ot- twenty-one .Aie uiuyers for the 1U28 season, and three, more are cxpta-Cd to- be added before the club cobs o the sprinjf training ramp, it has been announced here. In addition to these there will bo the usual number 01 Dusnws read for tryout., The present lineup is aj follows: Kieht hand pitchers: Middleton (also manager of the teum), Suther land. Yarrison. Sullivan anil Cole- nuin of .!he 1922 team, though thel latter will bo signed only if he agrees to attend the traininir camp; Eckart from the Philadelphia Ath letes, Kachak from the. New Yprk Giants. Southpaw pitchers: Leverem nd! Crumnler of' the 1922 team: Lefty Shroeder when lemstated, Catchers: Butcn Byler, last year with Salt Lake: Hip Kinjr of 1922 team and Nate Simnedling, Vancouv er, Wash., youth who came here from the Western Ltague late in the sea son. A first string catcher is to be purchased. '.. First base:-Jimmy Poole. Second base: Frank Braeil. ' Shoitfj'pp: Emmet McCann. J Third base: "Frank O'Rourke, last year with Boston Ked Sox. ! One more infielder, either second baseman or all-around utility man is to be purchased or obtained - from the New York Giants on the Rube Walbere; deal. .Outfielders: Les King:, last season with ,i:he Giants and Toledo; Dick Cox. Iko Wolfer. Charley Mich and Groasett or last year's Portland team, ooooooooooooooooooooooooopooooooooooooooooopoooooooooopQO.oiflfl?PHii o o o o o o , o o o, o o o o o o o o o o o. o . o o. o. o. o o o o o o . o. SPECIAL SILK.AjXD.WOOt Al) ALL-WOOL HOSE We ai-e offering at greatly reduced prices for a Bhort time only, a large assortment fo silk-and-wool and all woolihose, in many, different shades. Sizesi 8io to" 10,,' """ Regular $3.00 Hose ;$2,39 Regular S2.50 Hose , ..$1.89 Regular $2.00 Hose ,.$1.59: . ' o I- o o a, o p.. o a. e o o - o o o or o o o'. . - 1 o t 5 ooooeocooooooooooooOooooooooooooooooooooeoo o m fore continually adding streiiKth. Tlil",on "ni1 women, Indlnn names and.ceive in return a trial packnRe con railroad buuinera I. lmvlnir n crin di-scriptive titles, trfeet on the supply of upper grade Thl': -Mr"- ''olhwn SiiS, will give building lumber, especiajly floorlnif !an opportunity to bring out the hls and similar Items. lory, Intend and story of ee-cli local- Qeperal Industrial demand is broad-1" ,-'our ''ounties, Lussen, Hhnsta, nlns. with nearly every Important' Hlumnl1 and Tehamn, touch the moun consumlns Industry combing the mar- llln a,ld are partially Included in the ket. for suitable supplies. The hard- national park reserve. Wood market la ' nnrtlrulailv urnnr After the six names are selected, the The scarcity of dry hardwoods creates committee will then devote. Ho efforts a pronounced tendency toward hlgh-lto "e "election or names ror oiuer er levels which nothing, but a ma-lPks. There are, Mrs. Uolburn oays. terlal: Increase In supply can checkJnundri'ds of PkB to be named, as Buch Increase can not be expected before last season's cut becomes Uv, In tho .late spring or. early summer. Nor is It certain that any will develop then for, if factory requirements be come as heavy, as at present Indicated by . the activity and: prospects ,in the various Industries, : a great ..deal of the new stock, will be covered by ..r.lers beforo It becomes marketable uid the Bhortage will not be appre i relaMM.i relieved., ,,,, it '. The . west coast situation remains' -: featured by ar enormous cargo trade which absorbs a lartfe percentage of tlte 'fliV'spruCe and' hemloclc produc. tlon. Mills within reach of tidewater are concentrating on this water busi ness and those too far removed from the seaboard to take advanlako of thero are said to bo 3(15. craters vls Iblefrom the top of Lassen peak, of which only fifty have been named. Tho Mount Lassen Geographical Society, hendnuartersjn Ban PranelB co, has asked for "suggestions for names from club women, civic organ isations,' teachers and others Interested. noii OK -NOT TO. non. (By The Associated Prose) TACOMA, Wash., Jan. 2C. To bob nr not to bob. that Is the question. The problem has divided the girls of tho Lincoln high'sehool here to such an extent that two clubs havo been form ed, one exclusive' to girls with bobbed Hair and the other admitting only i .W...W..U u urn au.au. v l ... h .. no, tlu. Hh,,.lra 0 1 ' u oruers so oiennu ina- , ,,.lc 0, MiliUR. club uvy cuii ucui'pi. uui u ninuii itti c of thcni. Consequently very llttl tulditle wot SomcUarilt r'uret ,tttrb" their troaac and tho Twontktfti century rmo ar H of thi' th(hobbed beta? put .afield, but' are-in nucli.ido luand that l hey. rarely g?t east, ot Omaha or KansuR City. Thin situa tion Rives southern pine mills a wide territory to cater to, but they exert no' selling pressure. To the contrary, on account-of liplit stock awl heavy filM, they show a gxowinsr dinposi ti' a to withdraw from the market and nil. unwillingness to. commit them uelvftH too far ahead, Tho woflwood mdt'ket therefore 1ms great strength. rrirlH. Tho two clubs nro Klvlnj? a wrles of p'anios that' may decide whether thc boys of the-school prefer bobbed or unbobbed hair. taininjr Chamberlain's Cough Jlemedy for coutfhta. colds, crouo. bronchial. ;P "flu" oiul whooDine cou2lis. and tickJintf throat; CnamberlaJu's Stom-o ach and Liver Tablets for stoiimchjg uuuvibs, inuiKcsuun, assy pains tnni crowa me neart, Dii.ou&ness unci constipation: Chamberlain's needed in- every family for buriu.io sculcU, woucdSj piles, and skin -it'-'g fections; ' these valued family n di-;o cines for, only 0 cents. Don't mias'o it AAv at Bend at the firtof tho year, lion been advanced to the position of chief r tjie ilenarlment. mm T UimM '' '' ( By Associntedl'Press) ;S'AN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2u. TheTe are,' 'ioday six unnamed pinnacles with an iiveriife elevation of 9.H00 foot betwiren Jtrokc-off. Mountain and Lassen Peak, accordlng-to the -Ml. lis-j sen CleoKrai.hical Itesearch Society. , which has formed aif advisory com- i inlllee for the purpose of sclcctinR the ; nix names. Permission has been re-j reived from the National Park Rer- j Wee, Washington. D. '-'-. " wlwl j Dayton News: Frisco man has in-1 vented a machine that will tell if a ! person teally loves another. All you hart to io is to connect it up andi sco it y.ougejjmPark- J. L. Munhall has con tracted for all box and chain wood and slabs of Bowman'-Hicks Lumber company' ahd'o'rdfcfs pi same will;-be taken at 2912 N. First Street or Phone Main 547 Terms: Cask At Your Service We want vou to feel that we are always at your service. Anv time, in any way that we can be of service to you just feel at liberty to call on us. If you want to wait on a friend, drop in, we are glad to welcome you. If you want to use the phone, buy a stamp, change a bill or anything else, just drop in our store. We are glad to have you do so. FREE W. U. DELIVERY SERVICE : FORD & GEOEGE s ..Ib i! ' . V ; i TAX ill: : 1111 -;fte ' Salve, s ' 6 1 mMf:w - mcwmnm jruHi' yw tMuuiuiwuiny.: w, v. -..u.-f. ' .Service 8 - - o . v'l'':'r - EncIosed.Cars ; .. ; iMmia9.ami .Ij' Peter Hanson, appointed patrolman 2 uff- A TkT A A oil V ' V 1 ' '..uj ; ' :'. ;. i V-':. .. 1 '. :- '' ''' 'I 6 lAia S , (W'J results.. - i. y ,: (. ;.'.? ; .j A ".' , . "' , , , n.Sr ".:Tf 1 .r"',''"'- '' v.lll I'll .'You am invited. tiMpstf ow Sc '"s " , 1 i .. " . iWmW.- with .:;-'i.x-v.J'o;r; HteUu ' ; '3 ' r ! : iiiiiiliia '. ; j.H;;Pcarc '&;s:; : ... . - ! , i ! ,-: .:,,.,.,,!.'' 1 !:''.'..' j .'in-. ' . ttl -;( , ' ' I,, '!! fnfid? ihtl OBSERVER ADVERTISING will tuing ravd)to ' . . . .; . -12; "I - lj.,.1 ,i, uts "mrSaj- Our Service Pleases We have over three hundred satisfied cus tomers, which proves that our merchandise and service do please. New customers are coming to us daily, near-, ly all of whom have been sent to us by one of our satisfied customers. Particular Attention Given (o Vour Phone Order J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Malt 75 NO CHAKOE FOR DELIVERY . Your Checks Always Come Back to You RUNNING a home is in large part a business undertak ing and can be best done with business methods. Business uses the bank check in 95.per cent of lt brim tions, because bills paid by. check are alway recedpttd. You have the stub, the cancelled cheek and the bunk ho, a record. This easy, safe and simple method is just ene way in vine this bank can help you. Come in and let us explain. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK j. 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