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Saturday, June 9, 1923. DTIIiS BDNES OFADOG TOE LA HRANDfi EVENING ORSERVER PAGE NINE LADD CANYON MAN FRACTURES ARM f NORTH POWUKR, Juno 9 What was lliuuiilit to be a imirilcr I11H turn ed out to l..o the jokti of the m-nson. J i The fi-nililu rind was made by a Uuly who iiiiiiicrilutt-ly reported It to thu uuthoriticH who i-i-porteri tho mut ter to 1 lie county offlclulti and thoy Inimciltiilily started to tho socnu of j irouliie. j VV hen they cat to tho Bpot found the Iiiikks ah-lirht with they Hi. I.AOIJ CANYON. Juno . Tho rains have delayed the sheep shear ing. I'eebler brothers are awaiting a clear day to finish up on their flock. Hurley Counscll had the misfor tune to break hiti arm while crank ing a Ford. He had taken his aunt, Mirs. Turnbow, to Hot Lake to meet the train and when ready to return, Rot his arm broken when he let the crank slip from his hand. He went into the sanatorium1 and Dr. Thy at tended to tho injured ante Harley remained at the sanatorium for a ! few days and was taken home. He H Willi llll-i, , , . .. tones or a doK or mmo other animal na" oeen Mmerii.jr aim pain put it had been left in tho l.uBBy mid that 18 ''"P"1 hwl" 0n be '"P1""" was all there was-to the terrible find. , "". Mrs' ecrge Tllton drove To say that everyone is laughing over to Hcrniiston Saturday to spend the the joke nuts it but i.ill.llv ami every- week-end with their daughter, Mrs. one is Bind that it is a joke as North Wallace Spencer and family. . l owder has no d. shc to go on record I .Mr and Mrs- Wm. Sherwood start as haviiiK anything- like that occur ' cd for Newport Saturday in their In or m ar the town. car .t0 attend the State Grange con- t iiiiiiii-e I'ih-iv liivnn v veuiion 10 ue in session more mis j A dinner party was given at the home ol Mrs. .. H, ltusselt In honor iif the -Misses. Dolores and Margaret CATERPILLARS Pchinitll . In t lie afternoon thu kik'hI:j nvunt to ltakiT whvru they young kul leu took lint tram Unit evening to their i'oillaiuiT honn-H. I Tho Acvitlrnis In One Dixy. j Two n c c 1 1 e it l : occurred lust Sunday on tho road between North MENACE VALLEY ALBANY, Ore., Juno 9. Millions of caterpillars clustered on the rail road tracks of the Southern l'acli'ic held up tho Albany and Newport lo cal for an hour and a half Wednes day night. Tho cnlorpllliirs are d(.vc:.tutinir the entire countryside for a distance i-f al-.out u miles between Iho is of Koi j vlilt. and lllodgett. t ey lire de stroying every vestige of tatio l In I heir path, ruining all llu on.-liiin'n and crops, even eating tire fr.M it'-ed-les and the bark ot tho more tender ; trees. Yvey aro cutting a a'.-.ua auout a lit I -j and a half wide an I iro mo.:ng lowiy from the upper Yaillna val ley coward the William y.-.a valloy. Drive Fanner Out. The pests have become so obnoxious as to drive one farmer from his home Tho cuterpillnrs in somo instances were an inch und more deep on the railroad tracks, making the rails so slippery it was almost Impossible foi the train to pass over them. The sand supply of the engine soon was ex hausted nnd the train crew was forc ed to patrol the tracks, sweeping tho fuzzy worms from the rails In lroni of the train. The caterpillars were especially deep In the cuts. Millions In "Army' The catorplllar army ' apparently originated near Kddyvllle. Millions upon millions ot the worms cover cer tain portions or tho atreclea region. They even aro invading the farm houses, covering the floors, getting into cnnklni; and eating utensils, and Mrs. C. N. Lewis went to Hot Lake 'nwnrmlng Into bed coverings. Sunday,- and Monday morning was. The train crew was forced to fns- I week. Mr. Sherwood is master of Blue Mountain Grange and goes as its representative. Mrs. Thos. Sherwood has been quite ill for the past week. Or- Lan dis was called tc attend her Monday night. We are glad to say she is improving. Nellie Turnoow is a guest of her cousin Kuth Drumsmith this week. 1'uwder and Hnti.es and both occurr-llne .K1"5 sPen" leisure time jiiiB got things so mixed up that no 1 horseback Tiding, one seemed to know which was which j. Charles Grandy is confined to the liol, Hall of La (liande driving a bug j house wlth " severe attack of la ran Into Mrs. Oiil l.ocht-n who wasirlppe. . riding a horse, hurling the horse sol V'"0"- Kelly has been running the that It had to be killed and the rider icl'am vfro' 'his week, Henry Coun so that she was taken to the linker sell being on the sick list, hosnilal later. Alva Watts, who was Misses Zela and (Bernice Lofland riding with Hall laislalned a doublo spent Wednesday at the ranch with ri:ietuie of one oi the voii ns man's "ir parenvs, mix oeing a nouuay legs. Il:ill wiiM nrl-eKt-il iiiiil tnki-n in Hu lk, -r ...i,,.i- i,,. i, nn miii operated cn at seven o'clock. Mrs. i,.n the boltons of their trousers be bond. He Is charged with reckless , ljewIS 18 nere wltn "er sister, Mrs. roro they could attack the caterpillar and careless driving. I Guy Miller and has been in poor army to prevent the creature from On the same day Karl iiillli and " " )" Mrs. C. M. frail were both Injured ; s gemg along as wen as count oe in an automobile aeel u.. No one j hoPeJ fr- Mrs. Jl). (W. Miller re- seems to know just how It occurred, i niamed at the Lake at her bedside Mrs. Trait Is suftei ing from a frac-' for thlee days ufter the operation. Hired collar bone and Mr. Smith from i She will be in La Grande at the home severe cuts anil bruises about the:"1 " vncn .iic in uiuio wi 1, en, I mill il was thollelit ill ftt-st that move. his skull had been fractured. They!. Mrs- Thos. Sherwood enjoyed 'aro both at the both gelling aluag a,; well us could m-'pnew , janyuy, MT. Alien el fen- decree. Mrs. Jordan is the writing, Methods In Language, Thesis for Primary Certificate. Friday Forenoon Theory and Practice, Orthography (Spelling). Physical Geography, Lng i:..u t iiat-iilurf. Ghennstrv. I1M1 .... Friday Alternoon School Law, Geology, Algebra, Civ il Government. Saturday forenoon Geometry, Hntany. Saturday Artcrnuiin General Histcry, Bookkeeping. Very truly yours, J. A. CHUKOIIII.L, Superintendent of Public , Instruction. Juno 6-7-9 NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING Notice is hereby given tc the 'le gal voters of School District No 1, of Union County, State of Oregon, that tho Annual School Meeting of said District will be held nt Central School Huilding, to ibegin at the hour of 2 o'clock p- in. and until the hour of 7 o'clock p. m. on the third Mon day of June, being the 18th day of June, A. D- 1923- , This meeting is caiieri lor me pur pose of electing two Directors for a term of three years, and the trans action of buHness usual at such meeting. Dated this 2nd day of June, 19'.'a. Attest: Chns. H. Reynolds, Dis trict Clerk- C. J. Black, Chairman Braid of Di rectors. June 2-9-Ki :crawling up their legs. Mother of 15 Granted Divorce MARSHKIELI), Ore.. June 9- -Jude-e Skinworth of Eugene is run ninor a close second for tho record if he did not gain it, for permitting separation of the largest taniiiy in ' : e i . - -i , - , : local aivorce nroceeuiug.-, wuen ut Uakcr hospital and nays visit, ast wceK irom ner t , M ,p t jordnn of Te. I. well nn eoiihi nephew and family, Mr. Allen cf Pen-! t':T. " ;.:'' . i i.,., tu. be expected. The ear was badly dam- !eton. They drove over in their car1-.. , Vj, . ' ' a ,ivin The l"Kcd. n naa a nne trip. . .. . , n t ed with thc father .Ni.illi 1'invder Man Mis-big. . rsen ootner nas qeen oil tne grand . - , "s ,. Mrs. Tor.iRn George Hieok a well known resl- jury several days this week. I , custodv of all minor chil- dent of North 1'uwder has disappear- . -. w. Holland and lamily , "' dren. one-third of tho family ranch ed from his home and nothing has joying a visit mm mi two sisters, d 'th of the entire mnch fc,r been beard from him. The police in Misses Ruby and Mane. The ladies I iv(J ve(u.Sj when it was contemplated tno nearoy towns nave been noiinea ' .im....k ti,e children would be near the self- teen in Yakima d to lieep on 1110 lookout lor lllni. "!" ouieu icluiii . Aieniora, ore- ' " " There seems to hnvu been no reason I trlP to tneir home in for him leaving his home nor has he gotl- intimated to anyone that he bad uny I Intention of so doing. . There Is somo ' LeglOIl Hag Si GoOfJ Titlie fear that he has met with foul play. Af Imhlpr Hall TllPtsHaV ""out For some lime he has been engaged a l,,c Xldll 1 UL'hUdJ . In painting and jiaiier banging and atL . the present time laid a contract I I-MUI.Klt, June 9. Tho l-adiM paint the (Standard Oil tanks udil Auxiliary of the American Legion had many other smaller Jobs, tin Kiidijy. 11 socli'.l in the K. 1'. Hall Tuesday ov Mav 25th. he went to linker with M,r. ' enlns. lee cream und cuke were serv Tinney .in the lalters ear as ho lukl ' anl tho evening wan spent In pluy beaid ol a man having an extension, cards. Several musical numliers A good American Is one who is of fended when an alien talks about his government tho way ho talks approximately Ki.OOO cubic yirds- No bid will bo considered uulcs.i accompanied by rash, bidder's bond cr certified check for an amount ciiual to at least five (5) per cent of the- total amount of the bid. A curpoiate surety bond will be i'P!iiiied for the faithful perform ance of the contract in a sum equal to one-half tho total amount of bid. Bids must be submitted on stand ard proposal blanks, which together with plans, specifications, forms of contract, and full information for bidders nrayilH ubtaineiUit the office of tho County Koadmustcr, nt the County Court House, La Griuulo, Oregon, upon deposit tf fivo ($5.00) dollars. The right is reserved to reject nnv or all proHisals or to nrcept the pro posal or proposals deemed best for the County. Dated at I.n Gramlc. Oregon, this 2(ilh day of Mav, 192:1. CLYDE it- sierra, County Kcadmustcr. June 2-9. place to hear objections to said ac count, and fur tho settlement thereof. This Muy 1, 1923. ANNA E. HENRY, Executrix of tho estate of J. C. Henry, deceased. May 2-9-10-23-SO. hearing of objections to said report; and tho settlement thereof. SHEKiWOOD WILLIAMS, Administrator. May 19-20 June 2-9-10 . NOlK K OF FiX All ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned executrix of the estate of .1. C. Henry, deceased, has filed her final account of tho settlement of the estate; and tho county court of Union county, Oiegon, has set June 1st, 192:1, at 10 ii. m., at tho county court room in Ln G?ande, Union county, Oregon, as the time and . NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Henry Fries of Summerviile, Oregon, has boon unnointed by the County Court of Union County, Oregon, as Execu- ter of the Last Will and Testament of Thomas Fries, deceased. All per sons hnving claims against said es tate arc hereby notified to present the same to said Executor at Sum merviile, or tQ Crawford & Eakin, his attorneys:, at La Grande, Oregon, within six months from the first publication of this notice which is made on the 26th day cf Mav, 1923. HENRY FRIES, May 20 June 2-9-10-23 Executor. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Highway Construction Union County, Oiegon Scaled bids will be received by the County Court of Union County, Ore- j (ron, at the County Court House, at ; La Grande. Oregon, at 2 p. in. on the I fifteenth (15) day of June, 1923, tor constructicn work on section of the following described road in Union Countv. Oregon: Between North Powder and Clover j Creek. This work involves: approximately ; two (2) miles ol earth grading NOTICE OF FINAL KETTLKMENTj j In the County Court of Union ! County, State of Oregon, III tho Matter of the Esta'o of Annio J. Hubbard, deceased. Notice is herobv criven that tho un dersigned, administrator in tho es- I tale of Annio J. Hubbard, deceased, !j has filed in thc County Court ofi Union County, State of Oregon, his.J final account as such administratcr B of said estate, und that- Wednesday, the 20th day o June, 1923, at the; hour of 10 o'clock a. m. has been mm fixed bv said Court ns the timo for La Grande i New& Co. I'niH-rs ml MmjaJj Cigars Tuluimi nudy I A. w. fii:i;i;u. I'rop. Sfl Dl'iKlt hi. : it rHilfti) 351 n u&tyjthhh fitemyjhiiijih tite Home JUL if tho lable wear ls,f hand- KT VI ' JT Wl some, glieeful, e-e,Paslng de- I J53& miM St siens inri-hiua iirjmreelnin ware. !J iSS C-XW jt&r2ifw Every liiv.-rfT the beaulirul I ASr Wjtf' J -PS knows, man and woman few of lasle and discernment finds J ejr xjHffl' beauties In table ware at Lilly's. ,H l I I I I I V I III....... t-.il 4 411 a.i....... I I IHMII" .11(1111 J.1U IllO lllilllLI II Home Decoration Exhibition and Demonstration TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS Notice is hereby given that thc County Superintendent of Union County, Oregon, will hold the regu lar examination of applicants for I State Certificates at La Grande High ladder'to sell which was something 'N,? June 13,' 1923, at 9:00 o'clock neeueu in ni uii. .n. i iiinej bh. y- -.--r. that he, left him near the linker court held at tho home of Mrs. Osborn jiouse and that Mr. Ila-ok talked ns o weeks from that evening, if ho would return with him if he I In splto of the bud roads und cold iil,i e.-t his business eomnleted in, weather, a large number of people time, 'ibis was the last seen or heard attended the services at the cemetery from him. His family are frantic Decoration May. over his strange disappearance. The! Jh- Avery, thu county ugent, nnd only solution ol Iho problem Is mental , wilt'. were in town Sunday. Mr. Av derangenient or foul play. je'T was making arrangements for all Mr. and .Mrs. Chris U. Johnson left, ,'hc '"'B Club boys to take their pigs for (I. A. C. lust week to bo present"1 ' stock show, at the graduation exercises as Mrs. -Mr- and Mrs. Hershey and family Jolinsoirs sister, .Miss OIbu Kanniel- ''" Monday evening for Wallowa son graduated at that time lrom tliu '''ke. where they will attend tho an eumniereial deiarlmcut. ,1,ml Institute of tho .Methodist Ki.in has been falling on and oft . church. They expect to be gone ull for the past lour days and there ,lu' month of June, seem:; lo be no signs ot It letting up. -Ml- fiouf. the second man to be This is line for the farmer, but hard "'eciou principal oi the imblcr school on the iiaiiu-s Stampede as tho wet weather keel's people at home, , for next year, has now resigned. Imblcr is again without a principal. .s. c. Mann left for K. Hitrrell, ono of tho high M,- i, mi M Iho Dalles while they will visit with ''liool teachers for this year, left Im their daughter Miss Dora .Mann nndi1'1''1' Sunday for Portland, then Ihev will go lo Seattle and oilier! Ml'- "n1 Jise Hlanchard and poinls. Thev expect, to be Bono thrcaJlr- Ulanchard's mother were In I in- weeks. It is reported that owing to tho bad weather there has been very little racing at the Haines Stampede. All Uinils of spoils have been limited on account ol Ihe bad weather. bier Sunday visiting with relatives. Many Inililer people attended the I'agcant which was given by the Sf. I. A. of the I.. I), s. Church In the La Orallde park, last Thiirsdaj. (ieorge Stevens, of Portland was in miller last week visiting with his stated Mrs. William Wiggins. The 1'rulrlc City ball players re turned to their homes Wednesday morning vlelorlous. Hal Ilohnenkamp was in Inililer Monday and attended the bull game between Imblcr und I'ruirie City. I.llliun Sims of Ui Orande has been in Imhlpr the lust few days visiting with her sister Mrs. L. A. I'rescott. Miss Cleo Taylor went to the Lone (l!y Associated Press) l'lne liox factory Sunday evening. TI'CSilN. Ariz-, June U. At a re- She will probably work there ull sum ;enl nie-ling here of officers and tiivimer conking. legisl.Kivt committee of the newly or-j U. ,. McBrlde has hud two euis ganized Mexican l.iga Kdilealional !Ur lumber and car of coal shipped In-' EDUCATE RACE i LEGION'S AIM lTotfi:tor;t ilLL la Iii.a ('I Iw l-..Hrra- tioinl iiinl I'roIi'fUvc Koamic of tin Hiut), loiiipli'tf annouiUM-iiH'nt of tin; aim of liu' iissociution was mailt- pub lie. The oliic is declared thv chU-f pur purtr of tlif ii'v assoriatioil iH to (!' ctop thr gcii'Taf c'.u-ation oi mow cans liMHh' wuain ino miiiu m iiHh and to s-'eim; iroper t-duca- fl::VH ini.l riifstonm ot the rommon- 'Mvvulth and to m-cure proper t 'luca- tioiial svst-'iini lor lliei ttacIiinK of rhildn n of the p;tni.sli-HpcaUlnK race In the variourf seellons ol Arizona I wlu-fi; no special provision has la-en iade for A incrica nidation work. The league will aid the Mexican workni-in in M.-curinu- e.nmaoM- com- I pen sat urn where m ijoimk-rstan dines ur'.t", or in i-a- of injury, mid will direct n wly nrrlved Mt-xicans to lo tcalithM .'.!'. re cinployincnt nuiy ! had und'-r favoraiiii- v.orklnc und wi'p' rundlllons. Th- ntu'allizalioll will t-aeh Mt-xl- can:i Ihe laws that imift h.- ons"rcn. and, uh'n they are accused or crime. h;al ;il will lie provMrd when n'- ci-fuary anl t-vcry menna uuuj-nu us.si:re tiiein jusimu. ThottJ-anflH of Mexicans in all parts of ih-' s;. tie will comprise the roster Of the leaCIK'. to linhler thin week. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Mildred LoVett Ttelicr olf Piarfo TlM'ory and Music lll.-iory riionc :t.i2-.T Studio After 2 V. M. U07 Vvtm Ave. a m.t and continuing until Saturday, June 16, 1923. at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Wednesday Forenoon U- S. History, Writing (Penman ship), Music, Drawinjr. Wednesday ATlcrnoon Physiology, Reading, Manual Train ing, Composition, Domestic Science, Methods in 'Rending, Course of Study for Drawing, Methods in Arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon Arithmetic, History of Education, Psychology, Methods in Geography, Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art. Course of Study for Domestic Art Thursday Alternoon Grammar, Geography, Stenography American Literature, Physics, Type- Houghton's Furniture Store The House of Jlfgains Oak Dininr. Tal)kyC-ft. extension Dining Cha rsvlak Quarter-saiw Oak Library Table Ranges and Dressers All Real bargains Phone 513-J 10G Fir St. i :: ii For Sale Wo have auvcrat 4't-ucrc tracts on which alfalfa will he ready to cut within lu days. The crops go with the place, If sold befure harvested. If interested, let mo tthow you these properties. A font -room house, in good condl tlon, cloMi! In; cement walk, toilet with sewer connections, .splendid Mirly gar den. Price, $t,3MU)U. Terms: Jl'OO anil 2U per month. Including lnter- CHt. I v I I'lni! brick, S-room Iiouse, plunijp'd, wired; In Hplendid condition thrjpfiKli otil; BaniKf, two larR' lots, Hhude trees, lawn, jusy off Ailanin blocks from poMtof flee. This Jh nJfo'M value at $4.riini. Ternts: $ I .(Mijf cash, bal amte at $110 per jiionth.There are 6 bedrooms. The location la such tin rooms could lt- Qia-lyTio pay for this substantial honie- oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Hoal Estate A four-room house. In wood condi- jl.ook this up ft will surprise you. Seven-room house with 4 lots: plumbed, wired. Rarai,-e-: well built O I house Tor $L',rtH). Very liberal terms. o If ynu want a home, let me show 0(you real bargains, O o o o o Si n. tin. ueo. n. murrey Insurant: OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O 0 o I Scicnti.-ts have fnuml a petrified : man who ha sat with his feet elo ; vatcd for thousands of years. Prob- ably a primitive job-hcHvr. ELECTEICADi APPLLVCES FOR HOT WEA7HER COMFORTS H. &IS: Electric Edison Mazda Lamps 107 Depot St. Phone 393-W 7 -7 cm J!, Sedan ChaUi For J son Tractor W Enrolls YOU $5.00 starts you to ward the ownership of any type of Fordr Car, Truck or Fqra son Tractor, yf Wc will deposit your paymentVin a local bank tt interest. You 9i.n add a little i every week. Soon trir payments, plus the interest, will v make the Car.Truck or Tractor yours. Come in and get full details. Perkins Motor Company 1 lliiill f'lillllly All!ll"l'il-il f'clltlT I'Iiiiiii- M. Till lilH'M'll I'.lil-. A Rare Treat No Housewife Siiould"Mias on june lLirna Samples The art of enamelinc old furniture taucht free to gether with Home Decoration Suggestions. A Chi-Namel Demonstrator will be at our store on above dates to demonstrate and teach a practical and inexpensive method' of beautifying, everything in the home.. We will be glad to present you with a 30c can of Chi-Namel Free. See coupon offer below. Anyone taught to grain in five minutes. Chi-Namel is thc famous finish now being adver tised in Thc Saturday Evening Post FREE COUPON This Cou)oh entitles bearer to one 30c can of Chi-Namel FREE at our store upon purchase of a 2,rc Varnish Brush to insure a fair trial or will be accepted as 30c upon larger cans of Chi-Namel Products. Name Address Wc have Ihe Exclusive Sale of Chi-Namel Don't Forget the Date June 11-12-13 Oregon Hardware & Implement Company On Depot Street. Next to Penny's Hot Weather Is Here youjrffrrmly siunj Save a doctor bill y sending asiunuTUs Jolt Right The Modern Laundry MAIN 77 "1 1-u, "A , . -. ;u - n i Nn ni'in if1 aa tv :t -is m jiii'e unimportant j e'.r-uise city. OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOj k ( r' ji-. ' '("?-'-t-' ' m - --. . i. . ... .. - . . , , r : . c