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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1923)
Thursday, 'April 5, 192.1. TIIE LA1 GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVB T Local News In Brief J 8 8 Oil COMING EVENTS tt M Apnil University of Oregon V Glee Club concert. April 13-April Antiks by As-8 soemted Girl Students of La Uraiido high school. May 12.-Eastern Oregon'Track Meet at Baker. tj May 25-La Grande high achool M JJ rominencement exercises, a ttK8tt8tJ I at the camps. The ranger states : that he has been much pleased with ' the co-operation in the past and is : Icokii'e torward to unanimous co operation. Laws regarding sanita tion regulations shall be enforced to 1 1 wnrrl i iirlntr thA dominor nier. Find It Here Divorce Herused Juiige J. W. Knowlcs yesterday refused a divorce in the cafe of Buck vs. Buck. sum- Tnki-K Over Itooniln- oiim Lorraine Hickwilh hus taken over the Ki-liiiont I'.oominR House anj will henceforth be In chaw of that eslab llshlnent. according to reports receiv ed luj today. Mis. li.-ckwlth was londerly proprietor of tlio Belmont. Dennis in Portland" Bruce Dennis, newspnPer pub lisher and republican leader of La Grande, was at the Oregon hotel yesterday. Mr. Dennis was a mem ber of the state Iscnatp at the last session of the legislature. Ore gonian. ' Portland Man Here 'Mr. Terwilliger, of the Terwilliger and Murphy Co., of Portland, who has been in La Grande several days installing a set of kilns in the Bow- r T . ... ... iiinii-iiiKs Lumoer to., lelt this morning for points in California where he will spend a month at tending to business. Pat Foley Here ' ! Put Foley, owner of a hotel at The Dalles and the Hotel Pattiick at i lleppner, Oregon, and formerly ill the hotel business here.,.js in 1.3 Grande for a few day, visiting his mother, Mi. J. E. Foley, and his grandmother, Mrs. , Johanna Gang- 0ff. V. Must Sign Permits . According to Floyd Kendall, for est ranger, all sheep men who take out permits to graze sheep on the Umatilla National forest ranges are requested before securing them, to sign an agreement whereby the shocp men or their employes shall follow the forest service regulations in regards to the use of the. open method, of' harding, in rendering aid in extinguishing any fires, repair ing roads anil trails which are dam aged by their stock, and to observe sanitary requirements in the disposi tion of carcases and the burial of camp refuse. If violations of these regulations are practiced the graz ing permit will be forfeited Sanilat ion Expected Looking to a better year than ever in the national forests in re gards to their use by pleasure seek ers and tourists, the district ranger of the Grande 'Rande Ranger Dis trict of the Umatilla National For est asks for the fullest co-operation i n the mountains this summer in giving aid during probable fires and Id meet nil sanitation requirement: La Grande Booster La Grande is the best town in eastern Oregon and there are few in the. state that "can hold a candle to it." This is the opinion of Her man Sicgrist, merchant of La Grande, who was at the Benson ho tel yesterday. 5lr. Siegrist is an enthusiastic booster for his city. "La Grande is a payroll town and right I now is prosperous due to the fact .that there is employment for all," jhe said yesterday. "The mills around our section ' of the ' state. while not as large as many in other ! localities, are giving employment to I many men and good' wages are 'bo jing paid. The flouring mills are I also running to capacity and are giving steady employment to a large number of men." Oregonian. Auto Accidents Can Be Avoided, H. H. FrankJm "Most automobile accidents can be .....:.l. ........ IJ XI Uw..nl.lin neosi- dent of the Franklin . Automobile jcompnny. Only a small proportion arc caused by mechanical troubles, , the Test by conditions over which motorists and pedestrians have con trol. One phase of the problem calls for the licensing of all drivers of motor vehicles under strict require I ments covering a? definite code of driving and traffic' rules.' The other phase calls for the assumption of the proper share of responsibility on the part of the pedestrian. - "City streets and country roads have now come to be veritnble rail ways filled, with the engines and modern traffic. If for no other ron ton than this, the pedestiian cannoi safely ignore warning signals on the highway nor traffic rules on city streets, flusy streets can now be crossed safely by the pedestrian at street intersections only, and with the traffic. The streets must be kept clear for movement of vehicles. In preventing the play of children on the streets, the responsibility of parents is apparent. "Safety of traffic is not a ease of pedestrians against motorist or vice versa. Each has certain well-defined rights and each is here to stay. All that is required is the exercise of common sense and good judgment on the part of both." 'i i Cop (or thii column sut J - in by 10:00 a. m. L. NEW TODAY Gladioli bulbs have arrived. Spe cial price of 7oc per dozen. 9 va rieties. Cherrys rlonsts. 4-0-41 Next Saturday night at Zuber hall, Olson's 7-piece oTohcstra will play some of the very latest fox-trots. Hearing this orchestra is as good as a concert. 4-5-2t Salvation Army Rummage Sale Friday afternoon. 4-8-3t Why not get rid of dandruff or itching of the scalp or falling of the hair when a 75c bottle of our Ger micide and Dandruff Eradicator will stop all such trouble in n very short time. Silverthom-Wnglit's Family Drug Store. 4-5-tf HART'S PHOTO STUDIO High grade portraits, kodak pictures professionally finished. Real por traits made from your best kodak negatives. Ask about it. Copying and enlarging properly done. Sec ond floor Pahner-Roesch Bldg., oppo site West's store. 3-lG-lm WHEAT QUOTATIONS r -Hard pnDTi un Anvil 5, White $1.34; Western Red $1.17. - Perhaps the easiest way to amuse 'criminals would be to let them listen in on the deliberations of juries. People who gave the square ileal to the horse will he all the -.more likely to extend it m men Just the thing for those chaps on your lips, for roughness of the skin, for sunburn is Violet Cream, and only 35c n bottle at Silverthorn Wright's, Family Drag Store, .i : 4-5-tf "Heacock's Radiophones are foui times louder than any other on the market, easier tuned, and made right. Enterprise, Oregon.. 2-5-21 PAvllon.r. ntinnore Ttn f f-'Wienlidnt tp egg's $1 per setting; anil Progressive c.vernearing otrawuerry pianu i per hundred. Ira R. Aldrich, 707 Fourth St. 4-3-11 '' r PARIS BEAUTY PARLOR Room 6 Sommer Bldg. Open from 9 to 6 Evenings and Sundays on Appoint ment. Phone 575-W., 3-5-lm All kinds of the latest styles of stationery anil correspondence cards, all the pretty tints or colors. Pa per uy me liuuiiu a, ii iten ,vu afford, at Silverthorn-W right's Fam ily ISIUK oiorc. For hot water bottles or fountain syringes and abdominal supporters you will always get the best values for, the best possible prices and you can always rely upon us to make our 'promises good. Silverthorn Wright's Family Drag Store. 4-5-tf Have you seen Fager about paint ing you car. Phone 317-J. Shop at 1902 Greenwood St. , 2-17-lm OHWiO.N KURSF.nV CO. Goo. Ball, Afft., 1312 Washington Avenue, I.a Orajidd. . ; , 2-13-2m Hi &t& Miciuuttljnuii 1 4!wJ i'x ' u ill I . Illlll 5,000 cabbage plants now ready a' Hie fjroenhousb! ' Cherrys Florists. , , -, . 4-a-U NURSES TRAINING SCHOOL far young Indies desirinpfi to. become Irninctl nur.ses in a State accredited i school near at homo, i -Affording ex jcellent training in a modern, thor- outfMy equipped hospital. ' Kor full ! particulars address I Sister Superior, I St. Elizabeth's Hospital, I x Baker, Oregon. ,4-4-20Lp Ruirs dry cleaned, shampooed and I wanned. 0x12, $1.50 Why pay .more? La Grande Weaving Works, i Phone 2.ry:i-W. 4-5-0tp Medicated air is. the only treat ment for catarrh. Breathe llyomei and obtain immediate relief. At all druggists. Money back if it fails. 4-5-it NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Don't Make The Mistake of Thinking That Your 1 2 Year old Boy is not a judge of values. A boy at that age went to a bank and asked to see the President "What do you want to see him for?" asked one of the clerks, and back came this reply, "If he looks honest I'm going to leave this dollar here." . ' We must look awfully honest to the boys and our suits must look like awfully real values for we have lots of little customers who buy their own suits with their own hard-earned money and many times they come without their Moth ers, too. Even a boy is safe here the only advantage we take is to please him body and bankbook. Boys' Suits, with 2 pair pants $11.85 to 523.85 Single Pants Suits $8.85 to $17.5 Boys' Waists - to $3.45 Neckwear - -25c to 95c Poll Parrot School Shoes .'. ?2.!)5 to $4.85 ....... Highway Construction Union County, Oregon. Sealed hiils will he received by the County Court of Union County, Ore gon, at the County Court House, at La Grande, Orejron, nt 2 p. m., on jthe Thirtieth day of March, 192!) for construction work on sections of the following described roads; all in Union County, Oregon: Between Island City and Cove, Oregon. This work involves: Approx imately 1:1.3 miles of surfacing. Ap proximately G.M miles of paving. Between Island City and Mcl.ain Lane. Union County, Ore. This work involves: Approximately G.75 miles of surfacing. Between Imbler and Summerville. Oregon. This work involves: Ap proximately 3 miles of surfacing. No bid wiil he considered unless accompanied by cash, bidder's bonu or certified check for an amount equal to at least five (5) per cent of the total amount of the bid. A corporate sorely bond will be required for the faithful performance ;of the contract in a sum equal to one-half the total amount of the hid. Bids must be submitted on stan dard proposal blanks, which together with plans, specifications, forms of contract, and full information for bidders may he obtained at the of fice of the County Rnadmaster, at 'the County Court House, I.a (jrandc, !Oregon, upon deposit of ($5.00) five .dollars. I The right is reserved to reject any ;or all pioposals or to accept the pro posal or proposals, deemed best foi the County. Dated at La Grande. Oregon, this i 15th day of March. 1112.'). ; ClYDK It. SK1TZ, j County ltoadmastcr. Mar.15-22-20. -TMC VTORC WTM A CO"fOe " Any La Grande subscriber to the Observer who doe not re ceive his paper by 8 o'clock Id the evening, please call Wester? Union, Mala 24. and a special messenger will deliver a copy. LOST Lewellyn bird dog. 6 months old. Brown ears, lone brown spot on side and back. Lost up town yesterday. Suitablo reward offer ed Call 1708 Spruce St. 4-5-ltp FOR SALE Cleveland tractor, with lighting system; three bottom John Deere gang plow; gas and oil drums. All in good condition; also six-section steel harrow. Bar gain for quick sale. Call 203-J. 4-5-lt FOR RENT Five room modern bun galow. 1502 Sixth street. Call 286HW. Adults only. ' 4-5-tf FOR SALE Fordson tractor with plows.' In good condition. Easy terms, Mrs. V. I. Shaw, 2512 First street, 4-5-2tp. FOR RENT Two small housekeep ing rooms. Close in, $15.00 per month. Phone 104-M. 4-5-lt No dogs. George Ball, 1212 Wash ington ave. ' ' 4-5-tf FOR SALE A few day-old chicks from trap-nested high egg produc ing IRose Comb Brown Leghorns and White Plymouth- Rocks still for salo from our April 0th hatch, . at 20c and 25c each, respectively, ft.:..!... r., Unv Iwt Imtfh 15c and 20c. each. Jensen Poultry Plunt. Phone 364-W. 4-5-3t TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS Good money earned copying auin ,ors' manuscripts. For editorial in structions write F. 'K'irby Haskell, P.O. Box 18, Mill City Ore. 4-5-ltp Box 18, Mill 'City, Ore. 4-6-ltp I'AIIIKH It HAS ItlVAIi Ni:V yOKK, April 6. t-'hurley l'addock, America nnpi IiUIiik stnr. i. ..a . t.vnl in Knrnllmto t'utulon. 14. of .Muntltt. Philippine Islands. Young Outulon la siiiu lojmvo oquauuu iau- FOR SALE Single buggy harness. Inquire B01 Pcnn ave. 4-5-3tp FOR SALE Milch goats and kids. Inquire 407 Third street or phone 404-R. , 4-5-4tp FOR SALE 'Reed baby buggy. E. V. Stratton, 1702 Y ave. 45-2lp 1 FOR BENT Furnished housekeep- ing rooms, four rooms and hath. tutttnntttni Modern Dances Every Saturday Night at REX HALL Good Music, Good Floor Good Time D. S. STEWARD, Manager tauumnuurmttmutHi the BEST OIL made is refined from WESTERN CMJiJ The motorist who fays fancy prices for oil, often pays for something he does not get. Zerolene costs less because it is produced in Cali fornia from selected California naphthenic crude, which, of.all the crudes so far discovered, yields the most efficient lubricating oils. Zerolene lubricates better. It forms from 25 7i to 50 less carbon. It has greater adhesiveness and penetration than oils made from any other ci ude. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CALIFORNIA) IT Linoleum fnr F.vptii Ftnnr in the House J- J . r I . ? If Ef j m I il U 1 - " - mi '1 Linoleum Came Out of the Kitchen WHAT brought linoleum out of the kitchen? Two things. The beautiful, tasteful patterns of mod em Armstrongs' Linoleum made them desirable in other rooms. Second, linoleum has been tested in the kitchen. As a kitchen floor, linoleum proved durable, easily cleaned, non-absorbent, restful and quiet. You can't confine a good floor to the kitchen. Dec orators began to see the possibilities of tli enew Arm strong designs and colorings for bedrooms, dining-rooms and living-rooms. Architects are now specifying flours of Armstrong's Linoleum. Women who put linoleum floors in their homes are pleased with them. You, too, may need a new linoleum floor this Kill ing to cover an old badly worn softwood floor or replace a hardwoolloor that needs frequent relinishing. You will like the beautiful designs in Armstrong's Linoleum we arc now offering. Come in and see our stock while it is still fresh and complete. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. OOOQOonn O ' O O O o New Low Heel SANDALS in Patent and Combination Priced-at $5.00 and $.00 ooooooooooooooooooooooocoooooooooooooooooooooi w 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 o ' o o o o o o o o o o o c o o o o o o o 'O o o 00009, Dyanshine ' Children's Shoe Polish Onyx Hosiery 50c. v. , . , 25c and 50c FRENCH & GREENE Ready-to-Wear and Shoes oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo lork'a world's record at 9 3-5 acrondrf I ror till! ll)0-aid duxli on several oc-r-ialona recently. I'luim uro beintc made to liuvu I ho youth entered in lllo l'Jl'l Olympic kuiih's. covered- hlmaeir with (.-lory In tlio Km Kusttu n gallics In I lia I. cir.noNK t;ivi:. 'ii.Nci-: NKW YOHK, April 6. Tom Olb. Iiona, St. I'uiil llKht liciivywelffht. will in permitted to moot Jack llompiu for the henvywclKht titlo lr ho flrat durrutx Jack Itcnalllt: I'ulladlail. Ill I New York linjcllii; oonimisHloil rilled l ili'Nilay IllKht. . MALTEfeK CKOSS ' ' Olive Oil Imported from Nice, franco The best Olive Oil grown comes from these old or chards. C oz., 50c; 12 oz., 90c 21 oz., $1.73 a&TMElLD"uo(3-:. ......... j... : .- i i,,.i' PSESCttlPInA UMXGI&1S GARDEN TOOLS RAKES . HOES SPADING FORKS SHOVELS SPADES ; Better Merchandise for Less Money Melville's ; . Hardware . 1128 Adams Ave. AR GADEh STARTS TODAY - Jowph M. SdmA CoistanceTalmadge p1 JiljjP 8 Rccli of the But Ever THIS is tho great picture thr.t E'.K Ti'iiier Butler, author of "Pigs Is. P,cV'i v-'tcte 6 I. .,...!.. .L....I 1. &t, 3,M, SATURDAY EVBNINQ POi't. FUN. pathos, drama, thrillsl Mr. Butler cntlimct over Comtince'lalniaURe in thin her first great drama-picture says her Ming loy wtu nc one or tnc Dcst lovca cnaractcrs on the screen. Directed by Sidney Franklin A First National Attraction 4 Shirts We have a complete assortment. Buy them ; for style or buy them for wear. '. Work shirts in McDonald's ami Signal's. ; Dress shirts in Ide's and Victor's. Prices, $1.50 to $1.75 ASH BROS. "The Store That Keeps Faith with the People"
