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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1923)
rrr. Tuesday, March 6, 1623, THT3 LA GRANDS OTiSiiK Y i'Ai PACE TIIREiB I ft 0 S . 4 : 5 i 1 k 4 4 LAuniirDQ Dmnv rfllllVILUG nLHUI hUH YLAH WUHK f'OVK, Mar. . l-iv.f :iro ' rt'iutrinK fences ami doinc other iietesKary work ahout their fai'ma preparatory to work hi the fieMs. ' Ucoi-kv i'hmlwtek la home thix wi'.ek attor nerving three werkti on llio Jury. He h u to ko luuk to work on the 13th, , AUhh Csthej lirazillc spent the week with her sifter. .Mia. I,. V. John won. N. Onion unit wife tlrovo to La (ininon on Wednesilay, returning Tlmrwlay. Mr. ami- Mrs. .V. p. KIkIU were bUNlnewH visitors to m Grande o.i .Monday. ' .Mr. 44 ml .Mrs. tirncitt .Miller spent Monday In Im Ciranile. Walter Daron'is out of at-iiool tills week on ueeonnt of illness. t Kmoiy Hartlt-y huil the misfor tune to hU)i on a nail this week, the injury proving very painful, Uorm Killed. A lor0 which Clilhert Miller was rhihiK" homo from school fi'll with him, knthiK' Die horse InsiJintly, but tlilhert eseiiped with a fi;w hrutsrs. liny ' Harth y has been on the siek list this week. Ml. Kannle Grange held their reg ular meeting on March 3rd with nine offh-e-H, eleven members and four children In atti-ndance. The refjnlar routine of business was fol lowed by a prbKi-am In charge of Aim. X. ILiron. Sony; by Knmjje, reudlllK. Mrs. ( 'handlers; recitation, Ohidys Mnron; .recitation, l-Mward Wolf; recitation, M. 1,. farter; vocal duet, Mrs. I,. J. Chadwlrk and Mis. J. C Miller: recitiition, lerton Oar on; readlilK. M. J. Carter; solo. J. J I. Tallent; roll call, "What Great Character in History Ho You ' Mnsi Ailmiiv, and Wli ?"; reading, CVhulyr Jinrun; Tcnny .March won by Mis. Ifaker; (initwins, i 'ontesl won by Mrs: -Miller. The worthy lecturer h is in stalled u lilJiK'azino anil garden need exchange. On our next meeting day wo will iiave an Irish program in Jionor of SI. Patrick. Mien Helen iM-vnol.ls of lj tJiande Lh visiliuir at (he L. V. Johnson Ihmii ! NORTH POWDER MAN IS 7.) YEARS OF AGIj NORTH POWiDER. Mar. ft. Frwl CiHi-cluei passed the 7.ini milestone of life on Washington's birthday, and i to eelebiate the event, a dinner in hrs honor was held at the' Gardner i home, Sunday. Mr. Gnrdner refuses to jfiow old "in spite of his advanced ace, and until recently, while he was i at Dixie, where he spent the winter ! trapping, walked from eitfht to- ten t miles each day. His physical health ! is as pood as that of the avevasr-M man of forty, and he intends to spend j quite a promt many years at his work of gardening in the summer time janrt trapping in the winter. i Besides himself and Mrs. Gardner. the Walter McGrath and the Floyd i Walk families, attoneded the dinner. itlioul 12 teoi lotiwf- Sent.- ilhuunr (have the out wu I'd conflKuintltms of tu:iriH or alienors with four sni ill 'tlinbs unpportlnn an elotiBaled body ! wliii h terminated -In lim 'm-inled I tail. ' In others the lejm weiv In V and vei slront? while the fore r.mtis wen small. Skilled workmen at Vernal lab.ir many months befv rcmovitu: i ski'b ton. according to lt. Janice K. Talinadre.. Salt Lake City Keolnt;lc,it authorltv. who was one of the p. sons insrumental In Inierestimt the ( a riK'trle 1 nst it ute jn tin wmk. Tie skeletons found in the Vernal dtst rlet aie. ilee( In the ea rl h tit a sort of liincstolie formation. Vtaivt of slutly and research has feaMlt-4 j.iccordi-iK to lr. Talmad:e. th.i: lilies,. i.iuitffCI'a were evidently nvei- w helmed by lnun:!a:liin. ' fc Vernal and Salt ' like rcatdent who fear the quarry (criimw may fall prey to eililo huiHera and oth ers, have under discussion the prob ability o stat, protection for t In area ns one of tin natural woinb'i o Ctalv. COLLEGE TO HOLD RELIGIOUS WEEK ! KUGKNE, Mar. -The 'religious i :ul tuoi.il acllvd.os couunlltee oT I (he I'niv.-iity i'r Oregon and the I'.'.u-a . h'vo piovtdiN1 HtH of tm 1 i-ouaii! b.:iks in the fiehl of l-eliK-linn for stu.ieuta and nthfi'M IntVr- ;tid in IIHIkIous lok Week. March . ' lo l. At tiic request of the cui.i ;niit;ee, M, II. Poiu-liiK.-, librarinn. 1 :-ote ;o a number of leading paf- (oif. askhiK them to xubmlt IIhIh ei' nooks I hey would p irticulnt lv tec onnnend lo the tindery ruduatc. t!e'. Harold 1.. llowiuan, pastor of tin e'irnt l,i csli terki it church of i i'oi t land, ttubmttttKl w following: "i hi islianlty ami I'royress." u study f the lieriuaneut and progressive el-" meisis in t 'hrlstianltv, and "The Manhood - of- the Master," ".Meaning of 1'iiiver." "Meaning of Kulih," and "Meanlu'r of Servlcc.' all by Marry K. l-'usdiek: l-'acing the Clist.H.,' a iCNiimc of t'hrislian Itcllef and kocI.iI servieo in the Hunt of modern -OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OLD BQNEYARD MAY BE CLOSED (!ty Associated Press) SALT LAKE CITY, Mar. 6 The dinosaur ouarries in the oountains south of Vernal, I'tah, which durtnp the last fourteen years imvo yielded many skeletonn t(( workmen of the Carnen'ie Institute, may be closed, according to word received here. The 'ainejiie i-eprencntalives are said lo have discontinuance of opcrtjtion-s under consideration. Ceolojjists i) cela re, the dinosaur,, which eisted In the M sozoic or Secomlary are. to have bean one of the most K-itfumlc unit" iIh that has ever inhabited the globe, llanv ski-l-(tins found an SO feet In iV-mrth. whilp the smallest ye unenrtiied Is NORTH POWDER BOY IS ROD T NdliTii pnwiny:. Mir. U. Oli , ver JHekensoiii Jr.; fcll'On it'pieco of ;hui.i and .cut j -hit hand j severely, Mr. and Mrs. Mverett Pearson were. lkHcev- vl.-rttorft. oiulay: i i(: .; ' -Will 1'hlcllesort transacted business In La (ii-audc one day last week. M rs. ( Miver ri'lurned home from J.a (IriiKlp where sne baa been visit Intr relative: for thn past ten daya. A uiimher of school children have been absent on account of la grippe. Mra. l'red Nice Is on the sick list. lien Tiffany is reported seriously 1)1 111 the liaker hospital. North Powder- hitfh school and Tnlon high tied n the . basketball ttumo Silunjay. and (lie t'nlon town team beat the North powdui town team. ). t .-. Ad rin Sloun had the misfortune of tfettlnn his nnse broken while play ing baseball Saturday nttfht. Mr. Sum pier of Austin was here Saturday visiting friends. IM l.ludley is Improving rapidly from a stroke of rVTnlyHiH. .fr. Tnclrrr of TViker Is triir.iot Ini' bu-iness In North Powder. ' North North Powder woke up Monday iiwumff to find the ground covered with snow. GOOD CIGARETTES 6 IO 1J GENUINE "BULL" DURHAM TOBACCO Itl-: KIM) TO ANIMALS WKl'.K (My Associated Press) CHICAtit). Mar. Sunday, April 15, has been designated as Humane Sunday, folio wins as t does "IW Kind to Animals Week," April .l to 14, and thousands of sermons. Inoc ulating kindness and mercy will be delivered on that' day. Many denom tnations bavo announced special ob servaees Oirouphout tills country. conecrnln' the itptle and obligation if tiic. hiuuaif. siilferliitf. ; Sweet, Ma.rio i'j jiotr riwilliistrJIb1 ur tiefeN'!od "ttilielti Shi!rsays ilrttt as soon iis the common herd kvs man ners, (lie smart set will affect Inele gance and then she'll be rltrht In llm i-Willl. Men's U; S. Army Mun- I! non-Last Hhoes at $2.93. 1 1 IJ Sixes 5J to 12. i Never nKiiin will you bo a.blo lo buy these shoes at such a low l! brice. We were lucky in find- jl iuK ii manufacturer' who was ! overstocked with them ami i needed ready cash, ao we bought them at almost one-half of the a roKiilur price., TIiIh shoo Is made 11 ' over tile r. S. Army Munsoti- ! last, with extra heavy slirehlng:; : Bpeeial ' Krailied chrome brown 1 1 leatli or used throughout. Aii 1 1 Ideal shoe for workmen, fr.rm- 1 1 its. icemen, postmen, eat pen lers nnd motornu-n', w ho nre ob- II 'Used to be on their feet nil day. S'nd correct size. Pay Post- a man on delivery, or send I us a money order. If you are not satisfied with I these shoes after you examine ;J (hem, we will promptly refund 1 1 otir money. j! U. S. DISTRIBUTING & SALES COMPANY 20-211 U'i'-I 22ml Sliwt, Xnv Ymk Cily, .. V. Drink Water If Back or Kidneys Hurt BeglrT Taking Salti If You Fel Backachy or Have Bladder Weakness Ton much rich ftmil forms .iciils wliifh : excite anil overwork the kidneys m their efforts to liltcr it from the system, l-'lush the kidneys occasionally lo re lieve litem like yon relieve the bowels, removing acids, waste anil poison, ejse you may feel a dull misery in the kid ney region, sharp pains in the bark or sick headache, dizziness, the stomach sours, tongue is coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, the channels often Ret irri tated, nbliRinsr one to Ret up two or three limes during the night. . To help neutralize thee imtalintr acids and flush off the body J iirinoi.' waste, begin drinking water. Also get aliout four ounces of Jid Salts from any pharmacy, take a Mblespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and vour kidneys may then act line anil bladder disorders disappear. .This famous salt is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com bined with lithia, and has been used for years tor help clean and stimulate sluggish kidnevs and stop bladder irri tation. Jad Salts is inexpensive and makes a delightful efferverent 'tla waler drink which millions of men and women take now and then to help pre rent serious kidney and bladder dis orders. . . Hy all means, drink lot of good water evenr dav. Have vour physician exam ine our' kidneys at least twice a year. omfortaBl as an old shoe" A honely expression that exactly dtiHciibes the Bensatlon of a woman Mho has been fitted 10 A FRONT LACE CORSET "La Camlllo" Corsotii embody the latest and most important ft Improvement In front lae corseting. Complete assortment of the dif ferent model) and lizca always on band. I'rli eil $2.50 and I o. Mrs. Robt. Pattiaon C'irisctlere I'hone S22-W Ilea. I70J Oak I onl 1 use the whip 'on tired nerves it means trouble When the day's work is hard, you can't make it easier with stimulants. Ask any doctor for the facts. , ( You can't over-draw energy without paying. ' , Coffeecontainsthenerve-stimulating'drug, caffeine. When coffee is used to overcome fatigue, it means whipping the tired nerves into a run. You may seem to get added strength but there's a settlement coming for an overi drawn account. Take care!' Rest is the euro for fatigue. Health is the equipment (or hard tasks. Rest and health are interfered with when nerves are over-stimulated. 8 J W5TUK.fi You've seen plenty of proof. How many people do you know who say, "I have to go slow on coffee; it keeps me iWakej nights)?";' How is it in your own case? Have you counted restless night hours aftox the evening cup of coffee? 'y Treat your health sensibly that you may meet your task capably. i t . i Don't try to draw strength from over driven nerves. That way lies weakness. Don't in crease over-work by using stimulants. You are merely postponing and increasing the penalties. Be fair to yourself! i For a hot, comforting beverage, drink Postum and let nerves have their natural rest. There's charm without harm in Postum a delightful, satisfying cereal beverage; rich, seal-brown in color, delicious in flavor and aroma, and containing nothing that can irritate nerves or disturb health. Postum is safe and enjoyable for every member of the family. Thousands who formerly used coffee or tea, and began to pay the penalties of nerve stimulation, now use Postum and praise its comforting goodness. The road to health i3 a good road for anybody to follow, Your grocer sells Postum in two forms: Instant Postum (in tins) prepared instantly in the cup by tho addition of boiliup water. Pbstum Cereal (in packaged) for those :who prefer tq initkd lha tirhik ivhilu the meal: is tH-'ijtK'piep'-irud; utuiie hy boiling fully ID minutvs. i "There's a Reason" for PoStlH M;ide by Postum Cereal Co., Inc. Battle Creek, Michigan, . f.fr A M ff There's a , touch of refinement with. EDISON MAZDA LAMPS. ", H. & S. Electric Company Wiringr, Repairing Appliances, Supplies jind Service . 105 Depot St. m Phono 393-W Ul'iomrhl. OcoiKo KMiy; "UcaOinp th fliil.lc," a iinoit hi-OKcntatloit of Um 'lillilo an llti fatnro, - I'i'nC. , William t.vtm I'tii'lp: l-tiu ami ltttrM of j St. I'aul," an IntorOMtiiif; nnar- iiU'iril hlntiy of llio uroat Apostlfi'ai . I'tfr. Iavl. SmltD; "Tho liaya of Tfl.s I l'l'Mh." n iH-nnanont life of ClirUit. I I iav ill Hint; h; "l'lilnfi Kuinlamcn jtal," ONniMili.il Clirislian holfof in up- I I't-diiic h rms, , fliarloa Ji'i'fcraon; ".Ii'kph Mii'lft ami llio Vo"hJ Toitav," thi arMllratin or tin1 leurliinj- of .Ii'mis to serial prnl.lni!. Unco Hut tnH tin. i Anno ItochcMf r.. The ramous Tripple -A-Hosiery " LADIKS' VVLh l-'ASIUQNn SELVAGE-SEAM Beautiful in style, well known for value, scr viee and satisfaction.-. Reasonably priced, from $1.35 to. $2.50. '; - OOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO . - ' v (j oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonoooooooooooooopoooooooooooo o o. 1 o'Hit.iJ.itUl, ..SO O 1 p. ill Invest That Money You Got for a Christmas Present in Gifts That Last J. H. PEARE & SON , , :y ... ...... . ..... .i-i . ,i La Grande's Leading; Jewelers ,i Established 1890 . I ' l'"f it tdi O !. o o o o o oooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooou OBSERVER WANT AD ; ' ' ' WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN - I III .. I Don't Pound Your Thumb! OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Funeral Director Our ability lo scitc you properly, is assured by a thorough training in the Uarnes School of Embalming in Chicago, many years of profes sional experience and the possession of the fin est equipment in the northwest. AMBULANCE SERVICE Dav Phone Nipht Phone ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo D RIVING nails is reasonably safe if you have good nails .inrl fl rrnnrl hammer and the wood is soft. And doing bus.ness is safe enough u you nave goou ioois. A most important business tool is your bank. We try to help our customers and save them from pounding their Ihumi.'K. Ask one of them. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK f ' La Grande, Oregon MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ili'li ' ' ' tV.
