La Grande evening observer., May 26, 1923, [First Edition], Image 13

Saturday, May 20, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
JIuta Growing Larger.
London. It is evident that hats
onco mcro are growing larger, up
pronrliing Cniiialwrough jnroportions.
A frlnnco today at the smart gather
ings in such places as the Savoy
proves that with the larger hats
there are longer gowns and shortef
slpevcH. j- j
- Bok'i career proves Aiat any Dutch
hoy can make, a great success in
America if he is world-beater.
The Lady of the Valley Church
Physician
Appreciates
Modern
Highways
JltfeJvir Went Aln Brlnir Itesnlta.
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Moving suffering. And to tuko tlio !
whole traveling fcblie Into conald- J
oration, nnyone Wii bcu that the auv- i
Ing of time alone more than pays l'orjJ
tlit! highways, leaving out till coii- ,
nldcrntion of tlic wear on cars and ;i
tii-us, tho smaller consumption c r 1
motor fuel, and the case with which iR
pcopto got about. Lty all means, thoji
highway system of Oregon is the
greatest thing the st'uto could havo ,
doiiu In u count rue live manner ami (
it st u litis forth today throughout tliejj
nation as a model in progrcssivencss . t
and advancement." - j '
Such strong words from a man j
who camo to this vulley -82-yours uko j ,
from Illinois easting his lot In rnlonli
county serves to udd enthusiasm to
those who went out with the high
way vision and worked diligently lor
Us inauguration.
The Lady of the Valley Church, erected a few years ago by Catholics, is one olopw LTmV
in thu unyd
when It took four and a half hours
to reach Ktarkey, whleh was then
qulto a good sized settlement, he
practiced here. Thoso samo days re
quired a day to make tho round trip
" ' ' (to Union, usually the trip lasting well
In the old days a girl was grown into to night. A cull to Lower Gove
ueLcro she came out, but now by the) when roads were bud was ulwuyii aj
time she is grown she is accustomed shock to the physicians of Ui Grande, j J
io Maying out. . nor tt meant a moat lemons inp. j no
doctor has spent as much as two
. .... , . .
To witness a trunsforniution of tin'
lilBliwuys of "Vnlon county from roads i J
Which lit times of tlio year werel,
itinveled with the irrulltest dlffletllty II
Iby strong Grande Hondo horses J
hitched to a Uslit buctry, to tlio mat,'
'iilficellt houlevards of today when jl
the call of tho sick from uny see- J
tlon of the county Is unswored with- ,
I ill u lew minutes, lr. A. I. Ittehard
son Is ono of tho stronKCSt advocates ,
of the present day mud system andii
lhe ni'Kes uny num who Is dlNsat'H-
fled to do a littlo rieurlnir on thO,
leeunonilc sldo of tho question. t
I "Speaking from u profoosloual J
Istnndpoint," said the d-etor, "It Is j ,
plainly to be seen that every physl-jl
jetan In l7nlon county has had his ca-
'paclty for work In the country in-,
cieaeed three fold over tho old
roads. Tho sick and afflicted get
UKAt, ESTATE
' l.NSUlAXt'K
Geo. H. Currey
OITV AND
FA KM LOANH
Modern four-room homo just eoni
pleted. located in a section of tho
city that is rapidly improving, base
ment, largo lot. Trice, $J(iiMi.ULt.
'IViniH, cash and balance at
f&.uu per month, including interest.
Ten-roomr-omffp' Ltictt? of lund,
ctoso lo.tii!;irnvlSclooC;:'ferilh tip und
(luwnalnjfypltftti ttii,gao(i condition,'
. I'rlce, tai'liOjya.-ry "HUeittil- terms.
medicnl care much uuiekor, thus ie-
Modern four-room home on hard
surfaced street, close to shops und
school, largo lot, plastered and Jual
Uuisoiulncd. The home can be pur
chased with or without tho furniture.
If you aru looking for a fine small
homo that is priced right, investigate
this.
lldllui&rloOri ' extra. Tfliw location
in I'lrsiiVatre'et betweiia, t-tprlng and
i'emi uvenueH,, tu'cW wist.'liOxl io, ce
ment sidewalk, puvod. street, Tl.ls lot
la uriciid -rtiriit.-vM ,
Ten acrea near Xa Grande, one
fourth utile from, paved road. Good
6-room house, burn, chleken houue,
VI clterry trees, Ituit year crop $2U0, H
acres in alfalfa, first crop ready to
cut, Trice, Imcstigutu litis.
Klvu-roiitn home, large lot, the
lioime Is new und in fine shape. This
place is iun outHlde of city lliulls.
I't-ieo, $lU5o. Terms.
l'orty acres,
good G-rooiu
Terms.
35 acres in alfulfu,
house, price $UHUU,
Keven-room home, modern, good
location, garage for two cars, hit
WiNllu. Trice $:Uuo.oo. Terms.
$1,000 cash, balance like rent.
Several JO-acro tracts close to Im
Grande. Koino real homes. If inter
ested let niu show you my listings.
tne linest cnurcn ecliiices in Eastern Oregon. The. church occupies an excellent loca- fcssio.. in this county
uon on ourt House mil, overlooking the valley and La Grande.- . ;
Wonderful Sanatorium
Located at Hot Lake
Tiiv has maih: this ixstitltiox uxow.v
TIIIKII'GHUrT TIIK IjA.I
Health as a scient-e is the mission treatment, but in addition the sana
of Hot Lake Sanatorium located nine torium has the baths which are a
ni'Us from La (Jrande en the Ore-; most remarkable aid in all clusses of
jron -Trail. Dr. V. T. Phy has made cases.
tie .institution one of the grcates1; I Since the earliest available history
in the west. It is known far audi the mammoth boiling spring at Hot
wide as the place where the sick are! Lake has been used as a place of
cared for. It is not a report in any treatment. First, by the Indians, and
senpe as some might believe from then on down the line, with increas-
' its beautiful buildiiifrs. its handsome ing popularity,-to the present time,
'f'j-ettmfr against thfc pills and because And year by year there has been
SHARP SHOTS
Modern five-room home close to
high Hchool, lot 0 0x1 10, basement,
furnace, house has just been painted,
I'rlce, $:iMiO.O0. Terms- $roo.no ciuth
and bulnneo at $:i&.uo, including Inter
est at I'o
Klve-room home, good stone foun
dation, large lot, frxi:i:t, piimtered
hoiu;e Just papered und painted, l'rlco,
$JJOii.oo. Terms.
Klghty acres near Union. Owner
must sell and the' price- will surprlsu
Thirty acres in CoVe, Pour blocks
from high school.. This Is a real homo.
Twelvo acres fn ulftdrdi-.- A delightful
home, dairy Und poultry i'Uueh.
Thtrty-slx acres Fl'fteen acres In
alfalfa. 'Goort house, and. barn and
water right for $3000.01. r
Modern six-room home, basement,
furnace, paved street, lot DOxl til,
parage, i'rlce H.uoit.oo. Terms.
A splendid 4'0-aero home" near Sum
mervlllo including . equipment, for
$J70l(. '
After working fourteen hours a day
a .wife may be excused for smiling
a little when her hufband speaks of
"giving" her money.
The theory that women can stand
more pain than men became popular
long before fhaving was in vogue-
Correct this sentence: "The doers
of the sedan have patent catches,"
aid the salesman, "and thev never
will rattle."
German histcxy, 1918-1923:
verse; adverse, perverse.
Re-
I'
t for bIiS&asi-r
l.-ije.
aJ.s-1
iYisBrsmjnryisnrfci
I Ijving Costs .j Steadier Headline.
nf tho hot water. h: the other hand added better hospital and sanatorium
it i whAi-n hn Jek :u.d :it flirf'e 1 facilities. Hotter technical eniilp- . idV1"B .VUBW
get rclier by the inost scientific ment; better methods ot diagnosis Living costs are 'tho steadiest thing
treatment known tu; the medical and and treatment, until now, Hot Lake . I
surgical profcic nsi i i. j-Sanatorium stands at the top in the we know. J '
Instead of the pi'Js and powders service given Hs patients. It treats J ' . .
of the olden days for-'sick people with all medical and surgical cases ex
no reguid to del, Hexeieiw, biths, cept tuberculosis of the lungs and
radio treatments n;?d other irodern .acute infectious diseases.
hours gelling through thtr Hoolh
J,ano north of Ia Grande. 1
The flr.st taste of a road with a
bottom to ifc In this valley was given
the people when Kd. 10. Klddlu uiul
Fred J. Holmes, holh deceased, led
a community movement to rock a
portion of the road north of Island
City toward Moss chapel. J.aler
these same men extended their move
ment to Improve the road from La
Grando to Island City.
County Judge J. C. rlenry did the
first nermanent road work for tho i
county in 1910 when the liooth Lane, I
always n mud-hole and a drawback ji
to civilization, was rocKeu una ma-
cadnmed in 1910. I
All of these Improvements led. Ii
dep by step, ' to the magnlfl'ent J
highways of today, and it Is little u
wonder that Ir. Ulchardson. who lias
ipeut .12 years of his life building a
largo practice, should ejolco over
the highway- improvuihcht.
Incidentally La. Grandp baa pro
greased vry much in tliat 32, years
Dr. Klchardson has - witnessed the
erection of every brick building In
the city. He has seen la Grande
giow rrom the country yt lingo to tho
.law town, then to: tho hambome,
well-Improved little city sho Is today.
During ono of her greatest, periods
of improvement ho was mayor of tho
city and In that capacity he encour
aged and assisted In every way pos
sible the many improvement proj
ects. I "It has only been by team work
and the thorough npirlt of coopera
tion among tho people of Grnndi
that Khe has had sueh a healthy
growth," eon t 'niied Dr. Ith-hardson
'after he had reviewed tho road nit
j i:ulion, "We sire destined tu grow
.and develop here In a most natural
manner, provided that same Ia
Grande spirit is preserved and fos
tered. Ky comparison there aro no
better towns than ourtown, and the
civic priiie now being exhlblte.
among home owners plainly tell-)
that this feeling of supremacy in
shared hy all tlio people here."
Klve-room home, close to school,
shops and mill, wired, plumber, lot
00x110, fruit trees, and good lawn.
I'riee, 52100. oi). Terms, $f00.U0 down
und balance like rent.
KUty-Hiiven acre farm near Union.
I'ermil me to give. you the. details of
this splendid home.
A modern seven-room plustered
house, barn, gurage, aero In straw
berries. Ituit year's cherry crop $rno,
in May Park. A high -class property.
Two choice building lots on Hprlng
street, well paved street, cement Hide
walk, city water and sewer.
One hundred sixty acres with good
s'x-room houxc and big barn,-family
orchard, 2u to 30 acres in. cultivation.
If you uro looking for a rooming
house come in, for I havo several
good buys on my lists now.
Ono and one-half tiillUaj from Ja
Grande. I'rlce $2G0t.: -This, is a
a good buy,- . ) . .
We have a choice list of city property and farms. The abovq is only a
suggestion. We would be pleased to have you call. Phone 200-J. Office op
posite Y. M. C. A., next door to police station. ' ' ;
things in the profoMflon.the afflictc.1
visit Hot Luke realizing mat every
agency for the restoration nf health
is t-t 'their commnmfc The diagnosis
of every case is exhaustive jnid it1
progress is under tlio eyp of ire pias
ter hand that conduits the institution
There is excellent drinking water
from a cold mountain spring. It has
its own dairy products from an ex
cellent, tuberculor-free, federal ac
crec'.ited herd of Hclsteins. It has
several thousand white leghorns that
furnish fresh eggs constantly. It
In tho lurtrcrv thcr is that positive raises and slaughters and cures its
detail, that ever present cleanliness; own meat. It has abundant fresh
am', the constant professional nurs-; vegetables from its own gardens, and
in'"", nil of which cdmbir.e to restore I in fact, it has a medical and surgi
the i-f flirted ones t Iw-alth. jcr.l institution that will bear the clos-
Not or'y i.i the lilt-bit al and sana- est sciutiny, both as to its man
toiiiun modern and 4-.li eMit'pred, tlm ner of conduct, and its care of pa
staff of physicians! und artcndantit ; ticnts. An institution of which the
rourVnu and cmr-piftr.t to apply all : fast growing inland empire should
,-!;-... in rt-.oh0'1'' f-'""1f'""; be, nnd Is. justly proud.
Helps Solve
Collection
Problems
It of not a few men In the comroun
lity has ben strengthened and . re-,
stored.
The professional collector is
I netted on as nothing more nor less
ihnn a heart lens creature who stops in
and takes tho only dollar remaining
it lias been ree- bet ween man and starvation. Weeks
ess "world that (fl not that kind of a man. His vs-
th v fuel or con- i-m 13 uiiw ui cu-upertiuun wmi i no
fill mini 11 Him- "-'-" it.im.-i miui inuv ui L-ue renin,
l-ir several yearsf
ognlzed by the busi
H'dltng is not the
linn nf hnsine.vs. bjt that colteetion.i " n '"J' cases gives constructive
are the .essentla'a
Some men- havo tM
of transacting a ',
bus ness, yet are n
f uu Idles of B'l cee."-'
Ifetions. tthi rs h
time to devote I
r'Minciin up ha
bl'lM. Iji Grand, i.
wh'de were no exert
and there were
WlH"o eiillectiolis
eesisfully ink1
Veeks came to
in .January of tlr-'
fcif real su'.cobh.
natural facultv
rue volume of
pes-Hesscd of the
f.-My niaklnir eol-
not sumeienT
the details of
mtvI ib Hnqneiit
iinrss men us a
tlon to the nil",
iiiy In the city
sue-
nlis Wte lint being
n rari' nf v.-h n I
to thd eiiy in 1U21
following
and
year
co-operation to the debtor, and aids
htm in solving his problems.
'Mr. Vcfcs came to Iji Grande from
Portland in 1H21, being cent here by
J.uj. K. Darkson & Co highway
contractors, to look after bridge con
struction. He became enamored of
!.a OmnnV and soon .is tits work
was completed severed his connection
with the company and declared his
intention of becoming a U Grunde
ehtzen. Since extnhlmhlnc lhe ro
jiettlon r."nfy he his ndded Insur
anre and real entate depart men If.
I Ka h department is enjoying edy
established the Woks. Colie':tina iani gnnirytng growth. July 1, l'JZJ,
Agency. ' n mrancd a creiu mim-tin smem.
Weeks, althoiiKlir H was hi rlnt j which Is iiaucd weekly and which Is
denture In the bu4ncss. possecl I he ;enjo Ing a growing circulation
facility of being idIe to simplify thcjaiimng buslnei men of th dbdrlct.
cnlleetinn problem and witb'n a! Mr. Weeks Iti a native of N-w York
short time bad eKabtifhed n cleir- UtU4 where hf wan born In WhZ, but
Ing house, o to speak, foe the haiwll-'a i-idenee of l' ers in this state
ing of collections of Ia Grande bnd-jhas made htm a trite Oregonbin. !!
n-'ss men. A.- a rtiult of the woik ;his a wife and two r.hlldien and no
nf f14 wfkn Acitcv Ui Giand" 'ti:jn in m Grande glxrs more st
firms nr.' carryiii considerate less tMon to home hi? and the rearing
in delinquent accuunts and the tied-iOf thiidren than Mr. Weeks.
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On the OLD OREGON TRAIL you will find
the best pictures' in the world.
At our Kodak counter there is every essential
for pood picture making.
Finishing service that pleases, and Kodak Film
in any size arc here for your use.
Autographic Kodaks, $6.50 Up
Red Cross Drug
Store
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