La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1923, Image 5

Wednesday, June 13, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News in Brief
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COMING KVKNTS Si
June 21-2IJ. North Powder
U Kodco at. North Powdor. tt
June 24-2'J Chnutiiuijua Week 8
at Uiver.iide Park.. tt
July OI.I Oi-L'on Trail Pag- tt
tt cant ut Top O Blue Moun- tt
tt tains. tt
tt Sept. 25-29. Union County Fair
K ut Klein. tt
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On Intruded Visit
Mm; l.ulii McNws dupurU'd Siinduy
fur an ''Xtriidcd visit with relatival
in .WhraMvii ami Iowa. Hhv will be
jolmd at ( iiuario Uy her si: U-i, Mias
ol.t MeN. cn. Tln-y will muko the
trip by way of Caiuula. The .Mishi-s
.Mc.N('ei; are teachers In tlw I .a
Grande puhlic schools.
resent I'nion eounly in tlio guthuiintf.
-Mrs. I,. U. Parker. Mrs. Juki) Plunk,
VihI Mrs. J. H. Thomas loft lUisl ov
jenitiK on No. 23 for tho convenion
I citj '. M v. and M is. Jones und Mr.
land Mrs. II. O. Voruz k'fl this nvorn-
ins by uutoinobllo, expeutlnt; a muddy
but plcutmnt trip.
Ltiucs 1'or South-
.Mi. i. JesM Smith and da.nchlur left
laMt evening tor WaynrHville, 'North
Caroline wJum'o she will spend soniti
tiltte vi.sithij; her relatives.. Ah".
Smith expects to return sometime In
September und will visit all of the
inteiehtiiiK places of the Uluo Crass
country.
Head iA'ltuce llclnjr IMantiHl
Charlie Melanlel, bunker ut Wil
lowa. Is in Iu Grande today on his
way home from Kmlicott, Washintf
;ton, vheie he hud been on business,
fie rays the wheat fields In Wushini;
I ton surely look good und that the
luereiKe tills year is very large. Mr.
' Mclniniel has considerable faith In
the head lettuce experiment which
: Wallowa county la entering upon this
:yeai. Statistics show that climatic
eonditions arc Just right and the soil
is. especially adapted to growing the
plant. About 400 acres of ground Is
nuw ready for seeding and as soon as
the rainu cease tho crop will bu
'planted. "
Swimming ClaxM-s To-.Morrow
The grade school girl's swimming
ckusa meets to-morrow morning from
y;;ill to l'lllfi. The boys chines arc
as follows: preps from luiir, to ll:m
O. S. Uoys 1:30 to 2:15, Junior scouts
from :3(t to 3:lft senior scouts from
7:30 to S:3 and the women's class
meets to-morrow afternoon from 3:30
to 4:3i. .
I trope ns Kuinhow
A i t oi- several days spent' In reno
vating the Interior, installing new fix
ture:; nn.l making the concern strict
ly modern, the Hainhuu. owned Jy
Jon Williams, has - opened its doom
again. "We're beltei euij)ii'il in a
far more satisfactory way now to
serve our customers," Air. Will ia my
remarked today.
y.vw I)migiilcr
Air. and Alr.s. l-Yiink German of
lJeer Park. Washington,, are tho
proud parents ot a baby daughter.
Air. German will be remembered by
hey many friends as Miw Kvu ItriggiS.
Mrs .1. C. IlrlggH ot Mt. tlhnn left last
evening lor I vv Park to aeo her
new Granddaughter.
Jinprcs.-rd Greatly
Dr. and Airs. W. P. Macdory. of
P.ii niingiiam, Alabama, passed thru
the city last, evening on their return
trip home after spending several day.i
Willi Or. J. It. Gregiir, of Wallowa,
and are more than satisfied that Kas
tern Oregon is one of the most bea'i
tiftil sections of the Pniie-.l States, and
an- greatly impressed wllh thin sec
tion of the country.
Animal Inspector Here
Klmer Will "a m, assistant predatory
animal Inspector of the llt.reau of
.ldoiogical Survey is here for a sho:t
; time Horn Portland visiting counties
in Kastern Oregon to see how much
i hey expect to put up to cooperate
with the state and federal govern
ment for the control of predatory un'.
mills. Tho bounty was taken off
at the last leghduture und $40,000 was
appropriated for use in counties
where they ure willing to mutch the
amount. The . government also ex
pects to match the county amount
land make It a three way proposition,
'in the past month six counties have
, been visited and each has raised a
sum of from Jf.oo.ou to $2,000.00 ac
cording to the number of predatory
animals in the county. Coyoten In
Pnion county oould be successfully
'controlled if the county would put up
$l.oo.oo to be matched by the stale
ami the government.
This amount is sufficient to
take care of the situation of t'nlon
county. All returns from the salo
of furs in this work shall be used In
furthering the work in the county.
They ure having great success wllh
poison which is strychnine prepared
so at to be tasteless. It is a matter
o: getting it out to the different parts
of the county in good shape.
Hur-rs At Fair Grounds f
Arrangement;; we r made whereby
the horses uised in the cavalry troop
for July 'Ith, are to be isfatioued ut
tho. lair grounds-- whih:( in, .1 rain in 1,7
A! en have been hired to loo Is after
them both day and nifiht. Tho rmar-ter-marti-r
of Camp Lewis says that
the equipment ol saddles and bridleM
i:; to arrive isoon. In ;the meantime,
the bof arc to use any form of sadd
le und bridle. '. I
SANITARIUM IN SAMOA
j (By Associated Pros)
PAGO PAGO, American Samoa,
June 13. The health department oi
American Samoa is completing plans
for a tuberculosis sanitarium1 in
.which incipient cases will be treat
;as part of its campaign against the
disease.
j Department figures show that tu-
uertulosis is increasing- Tho mm
tariuni will be built on land donated
! by E. W. Gurr. It lies at an eleva
! libit 1,100 feet.
hristia:i ( onvenii-m at Hrppner
The Kastern Oregon Convention of
the Christian Churched mr)ts lliis
week wi'h the Meupuer Chiistian
( "hnrch Meppnei , Orei I leh'ga'.iouu
(V-u-i Klir'n and l.i Gnnule vt'l r"p-
Poland Honors Inl Italfour
(Hy Associated Press)
LONDON. June 18. The Univcr-
Isif.y of Cracow, Poland, has conferr
jed UDan the Earl of Dalfour the de
jgrcc of Doctor of Philosophy,
f It was conferred in recognition o
'Lord lialfour's services to the litera
jture of philosophy, and as a trrbutt
i to his work as a statesman of in-
tei national reputation-
A philosopher says man Is at hhi
(test when his nose In on the grind
stone, so perhaps we haven't done so
badly by posterity after all.
flir-.:uc't-s jrruN f'
Vilu 1 1
A.Man Doesn't Mind
Losing $ 1 0 in an Evening-
But Great Hornspoons! how he. hates,
lahen over in theV daylight!
Hardly a clay gofc hy out what jre can open
r.onie stranger's ew's to the facyhat $40 here
poes just as far $10 morespent when the
Value wiiids are. nit blowinois brisk.
Ami you ought to se the expression on his face
wlicn he realizes tlilt noyKnowing us has been
expensive darkness !
Heady today ....
Tropical Suits
Light weight Wool Suits
Flannel Trousers $(5.85 to
Arrow Shirts $1.45 to
Cheney Neckties 10c to
Schol-Vv'il Caps .. $1.85 to
Lanpher Hats $4.45 to
Nettleton Sh cs $12.00 to $13.00
Standard Merchandise of Quality
Chautauqua, June 21th to 2'Jth, inclusive.
.$20.85 to $46.50
.$19.85 to $30.85
$8.85
$7.85
$1.95
$4.25
$7.45
OKLAHOMA FLOODS
GROWING WORSE:
1,000 HOMELESS
(Continued from pago 1)
into history Tuesday with the an
nouncement by weather bureau offi
cials that all neighboring stream!
were well within their banks and re
eding rapidly, und that clear skies
and fair weather could bu expected
for Wednesday.
Stricken rei'ugLM'8 are moving back
into deserted houses, which until
Tuesday have been standing In wa
ter. Waters or the Littlu Arkuntu
river ure receding rapidly.
Although the liig Arknnsnj blood at
about 12 feet Tuesday, a dt elded drop
during the next 24 hours ia predicted.
High Water in Nebraska
(Uy Associated Press)
LINCOLN. Neb., June 13. Iteporth
received here say further delay to
railroad traffh: and somo crop dam
age has been done by recent heavy
rains in south central Nebraska, al
1 hough estimates of the loss were not
given. Creeks around Naponeen.
Itiverton. Kmnktin, Neb., were out or
their banks Monday, causing a fur
ther rise in the Kepublienn river
The Chicago. Darling-Ion & IJulnry
railroad reported five washouts on its
main line between Ited Cloud and
Alma, whilo the Chicago, Itock Island
i Pacific paid they were having some
flood trouble west of Phtllipsburg,
Knn.
COMMISSION MAY
BE KICKED OVER
(Continued from Paso One)
sry :il Mr. I'iitcc ivr since.
At llu mi'Pllni; ot tli commission
i monlli into Mr. ImvlH sulci that
'lli'i'i. wus a trri'ut loss of trout. !u'
o tlu fish ln-lntf wuslu'd Into lh Ir
rluntion ilitclH-s In Jackson county,
mil lie ilcmanilvd Unit' Coleman !
llsinissed. The other 'coiimiissione. r.
'eelineil lo act hastily ami vilirecteil
:?ame Warden Huruliduri to' Investi
gate. The report made by' liuiKhdiirr
Monday was declared a "whitewash"
'iy Pavis. hut the accusations of la-.-is
were not sllbstantlateil in the
lplnion of thi( other boara inembers
ind they save a vole ot confidence
NEW TODAY
PIANO SACRIFICE- 'peiiutiful Piano,
for palo in vicinity i i-a uramicr
bip savinpr and terms iu mon'iuy
to good people. Kov partidlai-p
write Clino' Music Co-, TOlYVTash
ington St., Portland, Ore. 'B-13-IH
'OR IRENT Four ,
rooms. Phone 24 1
SEIL TREKS -KOR US j Comploto
stock- Satisfactory territory. Write
today 'for particulars. Salem Nurs
ery Company, 428 Oregon Bl'lfr-,
Siilem, OrcKp.i,, 0-13-121
FOR SALE Xw
lecc, and ,
sell the thri
Bond, RouUrTT
WANTED Six clpvorcd wagons. spill
l)r- Johnson mn -18-lt
pht? 5 A I .IT :l
Hill f.-.rm, WJjfrTsl;iiiil City and
La GranilclTiiiiRhv.!iy. 6-13-4tp
in the Bame warden and ordered I ia- by mules, somo drawn by horses,
vis" dictated statciiiui cxpunKed Hon. hind all aeconipanied by sturdy pion
Iho record. loois, who were ready for anything
.Mailer lo llr Taken l' "' from an-Indian uttack to u rose bar-
Coinmissloner 1 a is aniinuneed raie
Unit lie would lake the mailer up There were Indians, too; and, since
with Governor I'lirce. this was a pageant and tho redmen
It 1h believed by sport-mien that were really only Ad club members
Hie governor, "lo restore harmony" Injdiossed up in war paint, the pioneers
the state fair board, demanded the ! suffered thenv to walk ulonir beside
i slKiiatlous of all but J. K. I ynoids : the wagons bat Ihcy kept a wutchful
of lai (irande. when .r. Keyin,;ds eye on them, just the same.
could not -iKree with tin- i-st .f the. liWn Sandv road te Friendship
board. There is u possibility of his- I.iniVc, A- F. .t A. M. (once the Rose
lory repealme; ltsell, and Hportsn
-xpect that tlovernor l'lei-ee iiiinhl
want lo "keep harmony by asKmi;
for the resignations of all the K iue
colllllll.-'S.onel s exeepi m;u in mis oi. n ,
ppoinlee. liavis. 'I'o bead ntf any.
neli oolitical move by Un- Km'ernur. I
the stale ineelinir of spurts n lu
been called.
thu Wilson
OREGON TRAIL
DEDICATED AT
ROSE FESTIVAL
(Continued from Pane One)
City Paik clubhouse!
train proceeded.
Trail Dedicated
And there, at Trail's End
land section of the Old Orciron Trail
wan dedicated. Coiiiriessman Elton
Watkins officially dedicated the his
toric road in t lie absence of Governor
Walter M. Pierce, who was exohane;
iiii: courtesies with Admiral Hilary
P. .loncs.
'"J hose men nnd women who faced
death in horrible forms to .found
this empiie were made of the ri(;ht
stuff," he said- "It is for us to
delicate our.selves, even as we dedi-
the
cnte this Trail, to the cause
which they ruvo their lives
cause of America."
The Rev. W. W. Yuurtfrson of tho
privy council of the Royal Rosarians,
presided at the cerem-onies- Invoca
tion was Riven by tho Rev. It. Earl
Parker.
Prime Minister 'Mortzmoyer intro
duced Actim Mavor lliiro'lmc .vlw.
delivered a slnift address. J. I). Lee,
who crossed the plains in IX IS, also
spoke, dealing with historic impor
tance of that erent ciniRrant move
ment. Ruby Pbro F. Euwer read an oriR-
illlll Poem. Written for thn nccinn
the Port-r5 "1 t'1."'
nailer Ull'acnam invited a urns.
for! cut to attend the groat OrcRon Trail
dedeicntion to be held near Mnchain,
Ore-. Julv 3 and 4. President Hard.
iiiR will attend the ceremonies July
3rd.
Mcai-ham introduced IM"is. Elliott,
who was Riven a standing tribute.
- No author seeniH brilliant wlion he
must cnmpele with tho chap who
writes the stuff on tho book's Jacket.
1'nder thn IdessiiiKH of civlll.ation
and letirnliiR, niuu has bccoiuo recon
ciled to nlmosb everything except
mull. ; ... -ii .
Ite.-id I lie (ibserver Want Ads.
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g IiEATi LEATHER S
OVERNIGHT g
' BAGS
1 1-iiuh
Fancy I'rown and
(J rev
S7.0!and
dressed in calico wi,IJi funny little
fluffv nnntalettes pee.kiii'c out below.
nnd in place of crowns they wore , o
pink and blue and Rrc.cn a::d yellow
sunbonnets. t , o
Tin.,, wore priiciou;:. majesties f.u- o
tliey smiled and bowed in answer to g
the cheers that Rrequ'd mom. ,o
And with the royal peisciinj'cs.'and o
shnriuR with them the homage of 0
the populace, was a liltl-.', grey hair- o
ed woman of four fccori;.. years and
six Mrs- Mary Elliott, wiio crossed 0
the plains in nnoihorjwagoii- ti.-iin H2i
years ago when .she 'was'' four years! 2
old. ' ' " ''-' " o
She, too, smiled and bowed, hut g
thorn were traces of tears in her n
eves, and she apologised a sho bUnk- jO
ed them away, ami mui-iv-fed .--otno-jg
thinsr about "other years." ,0
Of course, it was not at all as it o
hould have been, but somr-how the 2
two oxen, the Apostle I'otcr nuikt.io ; o
Pronhet Daniel, got almost us mains 9
cheers as did the queen and her at-;0
tendnnts. -They plodded on, unh:'ed"''o
ing save to dcilge the deadly mm "
of n motion picture camera: but nos- 0
sibly, could they have spoken, Ihey. :o
too,' would have said som-ellnng about 2
"other years before the i.-i,l-diiKrod o
automobile was invented." g
Afte the rnval ei-.toufae-e came
other prairie schooners, sonic ilt-r.vo i
New Hdk
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ercniers
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In new attcrns aiuU
New Vanity E6wrrrrrTiri'urses new and
novel styles.
French 6k Greene
Ilcady-to-Wear and Shoes
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TWO D
' Sue Adams Ave.
Window
Vvf-; PBUCHIl'IiaH UiOGGISIS
LOST Ladies vrLst watch htw
railroad snap anoj.111.1 u; tu.
Please lcavjtvJbserver office.
$5 00 rewardT G-13-4t)
SOK SAI.KV-Wcancd pigs iilso cab
bage planls. J. S. Steinbeck. Phone
3,-,8-R. . -13tf
I
" I n' t-'h-i sum I hintr to slrciithcp;
uy iK't-vcs aii-i t'pp"tt(o anil (o lorn
ip my wIidI" pyst'-m, ,inl I lutl is
nul v. hat Tiinhic hns .Ion- fnv un1 to
niTfrctiou,' nitys M rs. Kf ric Ithic'i
hltrhly estf. ni' -l r.sih-nt of 4tH South
Hnr'h'Hiy St.. K:.nsJis ity. Mo.
"Kor a tontf time I sijri'"'rc frnut
U'liK' stlon. kuh anl h.-arllitirn, tri'l
i v ry Wfiii; iippi'tit.-, an wuh bur
1 rn fl v.H h sever.- hea-lar hen ar, 1
7.k sp'-l's. My n- rvr-s u- r. f,n edp-,
i h'hh too r.'sili jts lo Kh-ep riirht. an-l
ft lt drowsy and v. orn out all the time.
I whs eonvineei) l) for.- I ever look
i'.ialac thut II u-jiif a ni' rttoiiotis nie'l
'eine, itn-i now I liti'iv.' from exp"r
lenee that the treatment li j)uft won
'hrful. My app.-lit.- nnl linln
have he. n rrstur. .1 p.-lf. (!'. m "-leep
to reire-hmir 'and I m lit as healthy nnd
happy un w hofdtrirl. I hell. e Tan
te will help anyone Hse who suffers
like I did."
Tiin'ne in for !i' hy .ni i;r ,,, drui:
g'.f.'r.. .X'-cepi no suii.jtii ute. 27 mi.
iion hotth a oid.
THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
T.inhte VKetable i'iltH are Nature's
,o-n remvdy for .int'-ution. Tor
(bale uvtryv. hvre. Adv.
100,000 Shares
Common) Fully Paid
Nonsscsgtfbta
THE RICKENU,UWJHltOTOR COMPANY
4sfl)ctroit
Now Offered to Pacific Coast Investors
Ask jour banker his opinion of this investment
B. E. Vanderpool
Phone Main 768
Office at Club Cigar Store i
More Royal Clinchers !
1 for 1923 ; ij
I mill THIIU.S.Tiropcop.e ' ' M
mi .". r'.ciAi w 4. iiidk niinrv (ir iiinf1 ui i i h jm i in nr
U mu'Bvl develop AsVhc Rova I i . . . M . . m
''JZZ2iJrT?r A- fM raiUVJ ...wi t i I Bl U KUP HUP" MA ' M W
u-io-iip ah i-ji re i II tin uiu tuciu were no nis MSSk m mi b bl a R3I f a. i?
g. ill 1 T i l
HI T.WJ) II l-i'J 1P1 jwjmi viiuv.ui.13 mat X "T.',, -v-- Sfc E.l
TO M fmS Sircthaa doubled. 1 NO INTEREST II ...,1
JI hVUVY fil K fetJiv' Hut whenever and wher. - - mHrft4K'ra -
TW MMlLm ever vn, can Sct o Royal 8 '. XMl
If , " - ---
She is nappy as a school I feMfOlt I 1 here s No Use . ' h?
Girl, Says Mrs. WAVt-X:U& nr li - .
AWT f j goinp to keenVour cheerful dis- Jl
fifyfiMHt'' '1 I IW-fi: MH'MV.. ..m:.V.I-:. I. .rm.,l,., Or,Wm 1 position flVfll getting QVCf- Mf? 1
Sey'if'" in.n.w.v.M.ia'i: si'.vno.s. i.n i.iiiii,!.-, on-Kun. :K heated. - "" II II 'f
SwS'V'i' ' 8 , IA Di; li. Mlllil.l:, l.-.';i;lil Cll.v, lrn,)ii, ill NM...4- l il, , ixtT ia RJ
g-yK v s N . 1 hat sll IhercjtHfle matter
Wih t- rXHvi I - with yT 411 feel crabby U
k'ft, ll "I J and outV--!?oi'ts, these summery days.
LJ W r : -r Those heavy undies make you sweat a bit;
)jfc tJf , ji sweating makes you think a bit. You realize
f! - -.. A Trf iTf ' you're too warm. Then it's all off!
Ni V n V v JA f-lJ? ELa Ban? i We have a fine antidote to be used externally
' y lil wj pl'vv JL$K i S3 - i each day Allan A Cooper's Union Suits.
Rich, ripe, healthful grapes, j ASH BROS.
B trrnrzTtx U ffc fntvimis vinfivarda ll "The Store That Keeps Faith with the People"
isov i "'"T""11" " J I I
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Rich, ripe, healthful grapes,
grovri hi the famous vineyards
of Boutherv. Europe produce
thecream of tartar from which
Royal Baking Powder is made.
ie moot eminent authorities......
La tho worllry-trfeam of tartar
rtCebest end most health
ful baking powder.
ROYAL
Baking Powder
The ONL Y nationally distributed
Cream of Tartar Dulins Pomdet
Contains No Alum Lewes No Bitter Taste
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From Uiclui
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licliarOI iU'diug"-Davia', Popular Novel
Featuring ' -
IIEUI5ERT RAWL1NSOX
ilso Showing
"THE ORECON TRAIL"
STARTI.(. THl'RSDAY
Thomas Mcighan in
"THE NE'ER 1)0 WELL"
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