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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, February 17, 1923.
JRESTLOSSES BIOLD
Find
It
Here
w
ill 'r 7vTflrZ j,rh lift I ifi
N 1922 WIRE
KEPT TO $605
ORDER PASSES
VlKXNA, Jiin. . (Ily Mail). 1 5
The recalling of thing uh they i I
lined lo be clues nut coliio HtniM in
tienna. tin- ill tht nt. I i lit I'm Itu-ro wiiv'i
k.- r...J XT i. 1 ........ x.. ....
Cll ViUl&CU locally lll',l,. """K u pieuuam iii uiiw t:iit
Vi MIC J. UJI1UCI Ui.
Copy fur this column mutt be I
in by 10:00 a. m
Have you wen Fagei about paint-
i.on to.tay serves oiteu to lighten 1 ' ' vuu car. rnune ,ui-j, nnop at
the ylooiii or a dull winter. j l02 Urecnwubd St. 2-17-lm
Take, lor instance, the Vienna ! vrtTi rv
IinusineiHler, the Janitor of American ... . , , I ,, , ,
.ui..:,. bin u dimiiik.il, Bioiin..,!, iisu-l tr toJy I ha not be wspon
iiil uml cv, iuu: tc.uu, junltor. It s,b e fo''r yUbts contraotcil by my
. , u,e lul mc nij-ht ior the beluU-d. ami to eael
forest Fires that Rnrrw?
Last Year is Report.
I
PENOLETON. rV0. v A r-'-l
74 fires were extinguished in the
natllla National tores-,; durum
the forest nnor was $i;o.Yl ami
I acres, a bit more than one sec
n, waw burned over, according to
e annual report of fire losses
lich has been completed by II. A.
ittcht-r, deputy forest supervisor.
The percentage of man-caused
es is exceedingly high for this dis
ict, according to Mr. 'Mottcher. 3i
the (4 fires having been caused
HOT Wi 4TI.TR -ROTTf FS nil U;B
leu of -0 liellei, four cellta, fur '..,i ,.; ; f ' im '
ihL. m-Uv. 41 no si ti .in nn an,i'-i .n I
No one minded it; foreigners round The fountain .syringes ar also in
it mediavcl ami amusing. Kor two price from $1.00 to Jl.oO, $2.00,
crnturirs or More the fee has liven $2.50. We cany att-tfie attachments
of every kind of .syringes. These
the carelessness of either men i i,ntf' "ie 111 bitter foml
women. He stated this morning
at under ordinary circumstances,
e number of ninn-caused fires
ould not be more than one-fourth
u heller, awl its collection through
i car waff sometime enough to neml
I lie janitor s cli;hlren to school.
.Now the haiisnieistci'M nn the ten-
I'he courts
IK'iiuittt'il uit iiieiea.'se In thi
lee in u rulfiifr, the loose wording
of whieh has been seized upon by
tkt. hausiiie.ter.s .is uithortzalion for
haw-
are goods from the most noted faj;-
tones jn the east and .are warranted
goods. Please notice a few of these
in our window. Ir. Hess stock and
poultry food is carried in stock by
us, in .small packages, medium and
large, alao in large buckets; chicken
raisers will do well to try this thick
e number that have been actually a charge tne tenants call utterly im- Jen panacea. The farmers and stock
torded. t reasonable. Tluy are re I using
The cost of extinguishing the fires l,:i' ,llld In retaliation the hau:i
d suppressing fires for the year : nielsterM. on tiu limine of thc doors.
in $5,005.8. In addition to the i'e refusing tu lei them Into their
1 acres in the national forest that own apartments ii the teiiunt reaches
re burned over, another l'J9!th thiesholil of his house ono min
fres of privately owned land or i ule after 1 u o'cloeit. Some ienani5
her land which is protected by the are determined to "put an end to the
treHt service and the state in co- outrage" that, when refused admis
ieration, and 581 acres of land sioii, they ar0 turning: to the near
t outside of the forest were dam- j est police station and demanding shel
ved by lire. The causes of the ter for the nitrht. . Tims it was re
fes as classified by the forest ser- : eently reprted in tlui newspapers
fee were as follows: Lightning, 88; that in i" dislrh-i ur the eity alone
Impers or camp fires, 15; smok- no fewer than 17 per.-;ons spent 'the
y, 20; brush burning, one. , niKht in tlit. lock-up in preiereucc
Prosecution of those responsible j tu meethi' the eNucliyns of th'
f starting fires was made in four i TiispinK hausmeister.
ises. Three convictions with fines, Anotlier incident of todav recalls
Italntg $45 were secured, ami the;tl, linu, wlUMI 1(irnit OP court
unn case is penuing. I o.uim-lt.r, w ts a title thai carried
imt important, reuuciioii ui me .villi
me that elapse between the first!
it in Vienna .sonicthinx
l"irlli decline the title, and that those
now possessed of it han decided to
drop it. Since the fall of the. mon
archy It hits been handed out so
freely to nun in al! walks of lift
that it Ins Inst all the distinction
t o'er enjoyed.
fpuri anu me oeimue locaim o. , ,n iIi)VS whpn sU(t t.QlM OI.
ie fire was worked out this year. (.llHh) t.anlM u&irinK illM.r,p.
his was made possible by a change Mnn ..Fr;iu Hofrn ..
the reporting system. Lookouts w
ie used in the Umatilla or western ; , rnivcnmy n, Vll.nn:i nolirit.dIu. Bnv.
K-ISIon of the forest, and patrols- ,.niim,lK tImt vyit,ssols Wimli Iu.nw.
ien made their reports directly to
ie central dispatcher who then se
ired azimuth readings from two or
lore lookout men. From these read
)gs he platted the location of the
res on his map and then the word
'as sent to thc rangers who nnnie- . '
iately got out to the scene of the BUSHMAN ARRAIGNED
laze. The fires were denniteiy lo- ,
kted this year in about one-half the j
Ima fViut ' has heretofoi'R been re-
wrded as necessury. ! I'KNI H.KTo.N l-Yb. 17 Andy Itusn
triiere were more fires during An-h'1'1 ' founiy jail on a
st of 1922 than in any other charge of lai-i.-ny. was yesterday ar
sonth, 27 blazes being marked up raifrn. d beioi-e the justice court 'uml
br the period. In July there were ,ion.is set at ?:.ik. pendltiK a prelimln
j total of 2o, and 20 fives were re- 'ury hearing to he held Satur-luy.
lorted for September. The 10-day! Iluyhnian is the Indian who u few
briod from July 21-.'il had 15 fires, days after his parole from liie Walla
he worst 10-day period o the sum- Walla penieniiary t?ut inio troiild.
jer, . with another escaped convict, jind be-
lore lie was arr-i-siet by a special
M:oOi:it lNTItlr('i:i) aK'Mil of th. railroad had to le shot.
(By Thy- Assoeiat d iTess.) j While siiflemiK from the effects of
KrCiKM'), Ore., l-'eh. 17. Soccer the jnmsliot wound in his jaw al St.
botball has been included anions ; AM hony s hospital, he cut (he ball and
Iho tratnliiff stunts reiiiirert f Cni- .cluiin wlii- h held liint there and mad -fersity
of Oickou track athletes by Ills escape in nitfht rlothes to tlie res
II til t" Hay ward, veteran trainer of ervation. but was tracked by blood
emon-yellow athletic teams. hounds and recaptured the next day.
Tills sc ison J lay ward is having his .
islaiue and middle listar.ce men' CHEIIALIS FACTOR V KAtSINd
ilay soccer football three times each' ( HbHAMS, AVnsh., Feb. 17.
leek instead of working out diui .Work on the re-manufactuiing plant
n the i lnde,. path. According to lioinir . erected in Chehalisj by the
(he verteran mentor the men thus WalviUe Lumber company on -lower
levelop their wind and loosen then , (.hehalis . avenue is progressing most
inuscles without running the rlfk oi ; satislaclortlyt ..It. is planned lo have
nine- stalo ihat soinetlmes results tne laetory duir
ruiti d Uly workouts on tht. track,
men know this stock food to be
good. Slverthorn-Wright's Family
Drug More, tormerly Futman's drug
store. 2-16-tf
"HOMtKK'S Ml Li:'
Have you seen the new six-cylinder
Studebaker, $1190, K. O. B. Ij
Grande, at 1115 WHhinton avenue.
M. J. Goss, local dealer. f 2--tf
Iayton News: Jackie OooRran i odp
litinor who ilitpt up a lot of money.
Com nibla Hecord: Men will wear
rouse until cheek 4.o clieeU dancing
K-oes out.
When you 'want a light lunch,
such as a piece of pie, a ham sand
wich, or cheese sandwich, a hot malt
ed milk, a hot chocolate or coffee
with whipped cream, a dish of ice
cream or hot or cold lemonade at
any hour of the tuy, you, will na
turally come to ours"-ora' fountain
for it. Silverthorn-Wright's Family
Drug Store, formerly Putman's drug1 1
store. 2-lu-tl
"IIOI.IiKlt'S Ml'LK'
tLe
Have vou seen thvnfw six-cylinder
Studebaker. $1190, F. O. B. La
tlrande, at 1115 Washington avenue.
M. J. Goss, local dealer. 2-b-tf
Have vou soerkjie new six-cylin-ler
Studebaker. S1190. R O. B. La
ON LARCENY CHARGE (tirnndc, at 1115 Washington avenue.
. VI. J. Goss, local dealer. 2-0-tf
j. ' HHfcH : Iwswir I 1 ' on Is Kr ua
NEW DRESSES - NEW SUITS - NEW COATS I
w T,r1 I f fIinwr Ann rPlipi:,i WntifJni'f'nl Mpiv (:iTniiinf II I
ll Ecasonably Priced to I loase.
l ffl $ r &3
i-""""'"' - ' r '
Chain and box wood. Call Main
347. 2-6-tf i
Henisliti-hins: and picot ode byj
1-27-tf
Mrs. !
.street,
C Tttckey
24 -J.
1808
IIOI.DKirs MCl.li-'
I ConrtnS
' nu)bi(cs rfry
nenkamTK
I
I
soyn -two carloads Olds
i Franklins. W. II. Boh-
lo. 2-lii-Zt
'iiliiinhlii Stjtt: II. hiH bi-i'n c.il-cul.'Lti-l
tliitt tlx' I'li-Ht mnnlli or Im.
Iii-.iii !' l.s llir inoHi .lant.-roii.t. III.',
.nr. ..' '.In- lii.sl mouth inu.st Ik rv ;.
I-Oi-.. :.o
Cause of Dread Influenza
Now Known to Physicians
: manner ns an ordinary cold, priiunr- j the week endincr February 10, 102JJ:
ily by direct contact. Avoid people I Diphtheria.
who cniitfh and sneeze wi!7iutit pro- Medford, :i; Portland, 24; Siilerti,
tectiinr their nose and mouth within; Lane county, 2; Marion counijy,
a handkerchief. Avoid vishirur pea-j 5; Wusco county, 2. i:
Pie who are sick or who have colds. I Scurlet Fever.
Avoid conjtvled, badly ventilated I Portland, li; Clackamas county,.-!);
room.-!. Keep youiself in jrood con-U'oo county, 1; Lnne county, 2, Ynm-
"'"" v'-'I' niu iiwii mi uaoiL Nil , COU ILV. Z. ;
expenses are greatly reduced
of Goodyear tires. F.very
mlws they are good. They
moie. W.. II. pjohuenkamp
2-lG-2t
JACK ItAIHtliS NLAIX
(Ily Assonated licss(
CORVALLIS, Feb. 17. Jack rab-
nth nuinui iiiik 3iiw,ti were killed :n
'olir counlies through the efforts of
Jio O. A. ' '. extension service, ano
practical extermination w as aucoinp
Ished in another counl.
und the euuinment
installed so that it may lie running
inside of (0 to !'0 days. Three units
of dry kilns are beinjr built with the
probability that two more will later
be added- From 50 to 75 men will
be employed. -
! Little Kock Arkansas 1 lemocrat :
The 'Noble peace prize awaits the in
feiitor of a face powder t hat won't
oine off on a man's co;it sleeve.
I
Norfolk l.odKi-r Dispauli:
jihakefipcare almost said, Kranc
find i ni-' it Is linhr with a diff'-renct
As
PAROLE BOAUI CRITICIZED
( Iiv Associnled Press)
PORTLAND, Feb. 17. The state
Mar Association committee, in a re
port today criticized the granting of
thirty-one pardons and thirty-six pa
roles by Roy Ritner when acting as
governor in November and Decem
ber. Piuth the parole board and Rit
ncr were criticized.
, Georgia Peach;
We Offer
For Sale
A fivc-rom mod'-rn hiMiie located ,
bn M Hvnuit House bus stone fotind-
iitlon. irood A one t-fllar. The house 1.,
II Mrr.'ini;
Idence seel
E:'fi'tn.'io. If
e Mill I)'
incnts.
I. faces east. In (rood res-
i. Trice very low
on have rno cash, hal
raiiwd at monthly pay-
4
dix-iooiii rtiodeim home located on ,
il! west side flf citir. Faces oast. I .or
n corn r ui ft.ini'ie.i ny many nic.
Iiouies. llous'l luisflarce porch. tt"d
fcleeefnir porch. 1 Klr house well ar-
ianir d. l'rh
kl.n'oi cosh, ballnrf i"r.."0 per moiitli.
1 fall and b t i?S- il you about thei
tiw. s and show thetn to you.
i: iiavi: oriii.ics
La Grande Investment
Company
RctlaMr Asrms fur fVlieM
ln'-uraiu- C'nipiiiMc.
301 Adam? Ate. I'lione Main 'oi,
5
f C-?rdli
have occuiTed at intervals for
long time- The pandemic of 1918
was the most outstanding of the ser
ies, because of the high mortality
that occurred with the disease.
It has been observed that during
the years immediately following an
epidemic if influenza there occurs
secondary waves of the disease of a
milder character. ,
At the present time we are in the
,mid;t of such n secondary wave.
'Mild influenza is now prevalent in
'the state,, in the United States, and
1n naits of Europe. , Your nttention
is directed ' to " thirf jyatter. in order
'that the' nwessary ''precautions - may
"he observed 'to prevent the . spread
;pf the disease from person to per
son.
It is of very great inteiest to learn
that on February 2, Dr. Simons N.
Flexner, director of the Rockefeller
Institute for Medical Research, an
nounced the discovery of thc cause
of influenza. . Investigations ut tin
institute have resulted in the dis
covery of a previously unknown,
very minute germ which is present
in the nose a nd th mat d(ti ring t be
first thirty-six hours of an influ-
Mow would you like to have a icnzal mlection. this
JFJ2; set of t ommunitv Silver;
Influenza is not a new disease pie English mean? ihat this germ
world-wide cuidemics of the disease ! injures the lung tissues in such a
way as to deprive it" of the power,
oidiiiarily posse.-ed by it, of resist
ing the attacks of common bacteria
of the nose and throat.
The disease is spread in thc sanvi
I keen it.
I ll you become ill go to bed nm! Portland
remain for :l hours. If you do not : county. 2
get better call your physician and: Typhoid,
hdlow his advice. Waliowa county, 1; (Wasco
I ('onlitginus disem-o:-; rcpo: ted for ly, 1.
smallpox.
VI; Salem, 1; Marion
coqn-,
Tire
by the
bodv
coMTn
CO.
'Philadelphia Jtecord: i llfuVe ' roli-
I ht i .'. in Kj;ypt are called nreheo'o
y;st:i.
f'hain
5-17.
and box wood. Call Main
2-6-tf
H. K. SCHOEN
Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon
Successor to Dr. G. W. Zimmerman
Office Phone Main fj:. Res. I5I1-M
Palmer Iloesch Bldg., La Grande
inn, m u s Mn.r
t f-ki . I V,
11 Jj
o o
o The first good l(u'hllng ru'- g
O for tin- dining rooii' is to flood
O
Watch for
ment.
Glass Drugs'
announce-2-1'i-lt
Trunks afcd
low prices. vj
i teases big stock at
IL Bohnenkamp Co.
2-1C-31
Let HEACOCK of Enterprise. Ore
gon, install your Radiophone, and it
will work right. 2-7-2t
Are you lucky?
kev kontest. (Jlas?
Watch for our
Drugs. 2-16-It
The first good :.:hting ru1
for tin- dining roorVt'is to flood
the table w !th IlKht.
T!ie liclilini; In iuon! diiiin;?
rntrins e.'ii be in pi- d by aini
ple and iti"p i nslve chanjri fi.
May inaU" s;iiri;.'a( Ions lo.'
liupftn inu- t he 11','hl iiu; in your
mall bacillu
has never been found in healthy per- ,o
sons, or those sick from other ili- !g
scales. When the bacillus is injected Q
into the "windpipes of rabbits" it o
produces effects similar to those seen
in human beings in thc several ; o
stages of influenza. '
This new bacterium is so small 0
that it can pass through the pores io
of an earthenware filter, and when g
magnified one thousand times it can 0
just, he seen distinctly. It has been , o
given thc name of Bacterium Pncu- :g 0
m o -inite. -which translated into sim- ' ooooooooooco o o ooooooo on ooo
MILI.ISV 1 l l-AMI'S
(.. Ti,E !i L.d
NOTICE OF CORPORATION
MEETING
You are hereby notified that thr re
will be held a Corporation meeting j
of the German Evangelical Lutheran j
.ion Church of La Grande, Oregon, j
on March 15th, PJtfi, at 10:00 in j
the forenoon at the church building,
!H)5 M avenue, La Grande, Oregon. j
The purpose of thin meeting is to
instruct the Trustees of the German j
Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church,;
of La Grande, Oregon, to convey Lot !
10, in Block 75 Chaplin's Addition
to La Grande, Oregon, to the Zion's
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
John Schilling, Sr., I
President.)
U. Lottes, Secretary.
2-15-lt
Chain and box
wood. Call Muin '
2--tf
oitl.f.oN M i(si:iiv re i. t
'. 11a II. Aul . 1 .' I : Washington
Av-nu l.n (Irand-. 2-1 :i-2u
l.tlidiM Churclrweii o
et tv5iyin C:L i, y.iirc.
the dd?t aia I celln ic Ui4
J'nitM m
Hoi.imii s mi i.i:"
STO K fMPOCNDED AT
ISLAND CITY, OREGON
On 2-viSuaiild black coll Vith
hla.ed fate nrld two white hind feet, t
l;r:-lPi i . 7 y .. E-
Onc liijiJ- mare with tar on
fon-iicad, ..-aitie brand.
One roan colt with black face and,
fo"- whitftji:ct. same brand. !
One dun inare with one white hind
1W, l.ime V ) ( fr-nit In.
V-FKLD STOVE. 1
--It Ci'.J Jiaisr.ai;.
We Have for Sale the
Following Used Cars
FORD COUPE Run 1300 miles. Like new unci
Li)2o license. Price right.
New bat-
lots of extras.
DODGE TOU II I NCj-Overlniulecl.
tery and Tires.
PdiO I TOURING
..i
sii.Ha:. 4
11)15) OAKLAND TOURING Good shape
See Us for Prices
-Re-ground block. Good
Southard & Shinn
Corner Fir and Jeri'ciHon Ave.
Phone Main 587
Do You Know Why We
Recommend
IAS ON?
Recause we know you'll come back once you
learn the supreme, long-riding comfort of
Mason Cords.
You simply can't get heller lire value. We
stand hack of every Mason Cord wc sell.
By Special Arrangement
We are Now Offering a
FreeTube
WithEach '
MASONVCORD
Compare Thcseu'riccs On
MASON HEAVY IMITY CORDS
Size
30x15 Vi
32x3 Ji
31x1
32x1
33x1
. 31x1
32x1 ',i
33x 1
3-lxPj
3.')x 1
:5fix-Pj
33x5
35x5
37x5
s-
Price
. $15.95
$23.50
, $2(i.(iO
$28.25
$28.55
$29.25
$35.35
$3(5.35
$37.30
$38.30
$39.10
$11.85
$4(5.00
$18.45
Also -
MASON MAXI-MII.E FAI5RIC
30x3 Clincher $ 9.95
30x3' : Clincher $11.05
30x3': Mas.tn Maxi-Milc Cord $13.50
ALL PRICES INCLUDE A TUI5E
WAR TAX PAID
Playlc Oil Co.
ECONOMY SERVICE STATION
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