La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 22, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 Tuesday, May 22, 1923. I THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley The Largest Chain Department "Store Organization in the World" ) roo sav TK RNO-ZJO-TMAr "CA.0 MMTHncH JUST THE LUX (small) 10c RINSO (large) 23c ' lis com ThAirJ tPei.iMir'rV 371 DEPARTMENT STORES Women's Modish Spring Capes OF BOLIVIA, SATIN, SILK, JERSEY AND CREPES . y : Spring showing of stylish capes just received from New York's fashion centers. Beautifully developed modes in fine quality fabrics and revealing the x most careful workmanship. They are the smart wraps of the season. J PAGE EIGHT Ik lwsssM Two Ways To Buy Head wear Nowadays the hat buyer has two alterna tives. He can go shopping. He can examine fabrics, weigh felts, compare finishes and bar gain about prices. Or he can buy a Stetson or a Mallory with out even examining it, because he knows their "Quality and Reputation."- TWaGt 201 Depot St. f SOMETiMMtt WENT WHOHT, WlTH7 I HANDLE WMILG MEHRV APPLEATfi WAS WVJUric, UH HT5 PLEASURE CA( DISCUSS FIR E L TOLL MONDAY FIFTEEN juiohlmt to a descending; train on the cor- wli oci nil I way on M oun t JJom Jouh, near Jlratni, Monday. Five Die in Franklin, Ohio, Truck-Train Wreck; Big - Wreck in Portugal Fatal to Six; Snowslide Kills 4. '. WIANKMX. O., May 22. Klvo tiicmherH of tho houa.diold of liert ; Wllllaiitu mot dculh and unothur man vin probably family Injured latti Monday at t;ariiUt, near hero, when a iaHcn(for .train crushed into u 1 truck which muviiiK ihu Wii- Huins 'iiiiiiy from i'TuiiKllu to u nev homo In Gennantawn. Another man escaped Hcrlomi Injury. '.'he deud: Mm. ftlutnarel Williams 52; H.i i ah WiIIiku.r, 13, duiiKhler of AliH. WIlllaniH; Aim Ulu Wdllumtt. 20, it duiiKhter-ln-lnw, and hor two eh Milieu, Mary Lou i no. a, unU u buhy 4 months old. The injured: Jt-m Groan, fin, driver of tlm trurk, broiiKlH to 1iln homo, Internal in juries; oxpoclcd to dlo. Holon Kindred, Mi, htulMed and out. Tim two woinon and Ihroo ehlldron veru flouted on a sofa on tho rear of tho truck, whli-h won loaded with furniture. Six Dlo In Tiiiln Wreck. 'MHIION, I'ortiiKiLl, May 22. His liurwtns were killed and 30 othorti In Jurcd. ninul nf theiu nerloiiHly, In an KK.WKIl, May 22 A jrltfantle rnowf.llilo .Hwecplriff down the nionn- j tr-timlde at a. terrific rate of npnod I hi nick tin west end of Tunnel No 32 on the in-nver Sjilt Uikn nill- jroad between Corona and I-lxlo Lake, !olo.,. Into MoihIi' rtllllt!: four meni hero nf a working parly und injur ing tWO OtllOIB. j Tho !!: Thomas J. Thorn, J'eto Zarkofr; AI- frnd Andoi'Mou, John I. Htcwart. John .Thompson, fori'iimn of tho party, and William I IMereo, were Injured. J The men wera working on the top nf tlic Hh"'l, cliHt-inrr It of hiiow. Tlio .ulldi Hlnrtcd liii;h on the tnuiintutn Hhlit and tmvultnd tho niuu bui'oru ihey t'ould chchpk. iKOAl) POST TO BE FILED SAI.KM, Ore., May 22. Appoint ment rf a Btutp highway com mLs.si on er to succeed Rohtfrt A, Booth of Eu jyono piO'lnihly will be announced by tiovcrnor 110100 this week, accord ing to n statement made by attaches of tho executive department today. It wan Mtid that tho contest has narrowed down to two men. Theso include Wado Malonc of Ccrvulll.s and J. E. Norton of Marshfield. Mr. Malono formerly Korvetl ns county jiid'jo of Iicnton county, in a prac tical road builder and 1ms a lnrpe number of indorsements from various sections of southern Oregon. Mr. Nrrton is a banker and has the in dorsement of Charles Hall and n niimlx.T of other men prominent in the last campaign. jF"1" mjjjjmqj I SHERRY'SlS 11 I SAtLEM, Ore., May 22. Methods of forest fire fighting and problems of law enforcement wore the outstanding subjects for discussicji at the second day's session o the conference here of the district fire wardens. W. H. Osborne, Jr., of the United States forest service, was to talk on methods of fire fightiutr, and C. C. Scott, of the 'Iorest Fire Patrol asso ciation, on fire fighting tocls and equipment. Law enforcement was tho subject of an address by T. M- Talbott, of tho United States forest, service, and interpretation of tnte forest laws was to be discussed by F. -A. Elliott. stato forester. Relations of loggers and wardens formed the subject of an address by George T. Ge-rlingor, of tho Willamette Valley Lumber com puny. Other talks on today s pro gram were by P- S. King, state field inspector and R, H. Chapler, of tho United States forest service. EVANGELIST DRAWS A BIG CROWD MONDAY A large Monday ever.ing audienco greeted Evangelist Gilstrap lust night. Jlis themo was "What Is Heal Con version?" and during his address he mad t It clear I hah conversion was the process of "Turning to the Iord." Mr. Gilstrap stated that many church members had never been born of the spirll. for Uiolr workH showed It. Thoy are many, everywhere, who aro care Icmm about the conversion of thoso about them, and such undoubtedly do not show tbe fruits of the spirit, he said. Mr. Gilstrap is striking hard with no fear or favor to nny, and his ef forts uro more and more causing fav orable or adverse comment us the case may bo. PRISON BKICK OPPOSED ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED OREGON CITY, May 22. The (With wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. ' Noyer of Clackamas was celebrated at their horn's Sunday, May (i. which was also the 8!ird birthday anniversary of Mrs. Noyer. Many gifti. were presented the aged couple. The dinner table was cen tered with a huge cake, where the following wording appeared; "Ccn- gratulationa on your (iGth anniver sary. " . : POPULATION OF WORLD IS ESTIMATED I SALEM, Ore., May 22. Governor Pierce today received from tho Build jiiitf Material Credit niftcciation, -with headquarters in Portland, a lengthy icsoiuiion protesting against the sale ot prison-made brick in the open mar- KCl. The association has no objection to tho prison manufacturing brick for state purposes, but apparently (Iocs not relish the idea of having tn meet competition in the open mar kets. Tho prison brick vard is now nn- erating at full capacity, and- 25 con (Victs are employed at the plant It had been proposed to sell the brick in tne open market at prices similar to those .charged by private manu facturing concerns. (Continued from pago 1) Tho honcynrcon Is over when he begins to borrow from her household money to complete the payments on the engagement ring. COME AND SEE THESE HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE MODES AND EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD QUALITY VALUES IN THE SEASON'S i MOST POPULAR COLORS INCLUDING NAVY, BLACK, CARAMEL ; REINDEER PRICED VERY MODERATELY FOR SUCH GENUINE VALUES $16.50 to $39.75 riie Largest Chain Departments " Store Organization in the Worltfiv BULLETIN ON REVENUE OUT PORTLAND,. Ore., May 21. "As a material step In promoting co-operation between tho government and taxpayers; Commlsnioner of Internal Uevenuo Oavld H. Blair lias Inaugur ated a new program In tho iBHuaueu of the internal revenue bulletin, which contains decisions unl rulings on various tux and prohibition quea tlonH," announced Clyde G, Huntley, collector of internal revenue, today. "The Internal revenue bulletin now Is iaaued weekly, presenting to tax payers the lateat rulings and opin ions of the attorney general, Bolicltor bf internal revenue, and treasury decisions, dealing with Income, sales, capital-stock, tobacco, oleomargarine and miscellaneous taxes. In addi tion, tho bulletin contains a great fund of Information on tax und pro hibition matters. 'Supplementing tho weekly bulle tin, tho Internal revenue bulletin service consists of a quarterly digest, wh icli will contain, briefed but re- j tabling their full Import, the rulings previously published In the weekly bulletins, and semi-cumulative, bulle tin in which will appear in roll all new rulings, decisions, etc., published during the preceding six months. The semi-annual bulletins will be issued In July ami January. "The promptness with which 4ax information now is made available to the nubile will greatly enhance tho value of the bulletin service. The weekly bulletin will ho issued each IWomhiy. To assure tho widest und jmost expeditious distribution, Com mlseloiior , lllalr has r ordered that subscribers on the 1'aclfic Coast and IU mdnts west of th Mississippi be given preference in the mailing of the bulletin. "Tho internal revenue bullotln 'ser vice now has more than 20,00(1 sub scribers, and under tbe new plan of Commissioner Blair it is expected the subscription list will be doubled. "Information concerning tho ser vice, which Is furnished on a sub scription basis, may bo obtained from the bureau of Internal revenue, or superintendent of public documents, government printing office, Washing ton, 1. t" "Men are creatures who cut down great trees to make room for a city, And then plant little saplings to beau tify it. A normal conscience is one thit has sufficient tact to keep its mouth shut, until after you take the profit. It is estimated that 546,832 more bushels of corn could be made with tho energy now employed (- Li white shoes white, LAST DAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS -Ju- MOD" Direction By Allan Dwan LOVE OF SOD YEARS AGO For lovers of today! Love when knights in armor fought with lance on armored steeds! When hearts were won with staff and cudgel and broadsword ! DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS and the love of Koltin Hood and his sweet Maid Marian! This great star is supreme" as the ro mantic wooer! As the bandit who robs the rich to succor tho poor HE'S DOUGLAS FAIRBAN KS ' Adults 50c Children 25c . (r (o 12) America. Six of the 1)2 Asiatic cit les house more than a nvillion apieco. j These - aro Shanghai, Hankau, Cal- j cutta, lloirjliny, Tokio and Osaka. ' Itritish-India is credited with !I0 larire cities; 'China has 2(1, so far as avail- , able records show, and Japans num ber HI, including three in her for eign possessions. North America follows Asia with 71) large cities. Four of these, New Ycrk, Chicago, 1'hiladelphia, and Mexico City, are placed in the million class. Of the nations on that con tinent, tho United States leads with (8 largo cities, 12 of which record more than n half-million inhahitnns. Twenty-four arire cities are located in south America, Brazil having l.t. ltuenos Aires and Kin do Janicro arc the only million-resident centers. Australia counts eight large cities, none cf which runs up into a million. Tho simplest way to cure a boy who is too sick to push the lawn mower is to give him u chance at one-oldcat. Correct this sentence: "The boy was given so much spending nmney that he never once made an ass of himself." Clean Kidneys By Drinking Lots of Water Take 8ni:s to Flush Kidneys If Bladder Bothers or Back Hurts Hold On There They Take a Look and Hide You're not going to fool the good big trout unless you have the proper spinner or fly to do it with, and unless you know just what you should have on you'd be thundrestruck to know how many of the best trout take a look at your tackle and walk away as fast as they can. Our spinners are bought to fit the rivers and creeks of Union and Wallowa counties and our' flics are the ones that the trout take. Eight size and right color. .. . Newlin Drug Co. MAIN 40 REMEMBER YOUR FATHER NEXT SUNDAY HE HAS A SPECIAL DAY BEAUTIFUL CARDS ARE ON DISPLAY Newlin Book & Stationery Co. J EatinR too much rich food may pro- ice kiilncy trouble in sonic form, says n ia.H.LtiAu-i nntlmritv. hri':illtf till! nciils created excite the kidneys. Thru they heconic overworked, get sittcuish, chip; ti and cause all sorts of distress, particularly backache and misery in tho iiiilnev recoil, rheumatic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and Urinary irritation. The moment your back hurts or kid ntvs aren't actinu richt, or it bladder , i j..:..l: i, t. ..( DOIIierS SUU, UVKHI UI1IIISIKK u water and also Bet about four ounces of traits iroin anv ROOll pnarin.icy ; r Don't Tell jan cans irimi iin.T jmi.,1 , take a taliirspooniui in a Kiass ol waicr before breakfast for a few days an 1 vonr kidnevs may then act fine. T his i famous salts is made from the' arid of erniH'j ami lemon juice, combined with lilhia, mid has lieen used for years to Hush closed kidneys and stimulate them to activity; also to neutralise the I acids in the svstem so that they no lonccr irritate, thus often rehevitiR Mad- j dcr disorders. ( . Jul Salts can not injure amone; makes a tlelichtfnl effervescent lithia- ' water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to help keep the kidnevs and urinary orir.ns clean, thus often avoidinc serious ki.lney dis orders nv all means have your physi cian examine jour kidneji at ltast twice r- " j Don't tell your folks. Ill serving Kaffi'a Hair, that tho caffetno In Iflnovrd. If yon do, they'll Imagine something queer, olid there la nothing: queer ubout it. i This is slifiply a dellirhtful blend of rure-irratlo, costly Toffees. II la made by experts to please vplcures. The taste is Identical wltli the siune coffee blend before the caffeine is removed. , fiirrelne is practically tasteless nnd odorless. Its stimulating effect does not come until two hours after drinking. So nobody, save in Imagination, misses the caffeine. FRESH OREGON STRAWBERRIES, LARGER BOXES Kaftec Hajf Is served ut tho finest hotels the world over. The White llonee srrvrs It. It is served at countless banquets, so the Kuosts Will not lose sleep. .Millions of coffee lovers drink Kaffee Hug alone. Large Can - 73c 20c PHONE ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT AND CAREF UL ATTENTION ; OUR OWN PRIVATE MOTOR , DELIVERY PHONE MAIN 49 HOOVERIZCD GROCERY J