La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1923, Image 8

PARE EIGHT
TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday. June 20, 1923.
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, (fly Associated Press)
ArH(lA(ii:. Alaska, .I mm 2".
The fit-Mt rush nf wluit promises to he
n boom c'liiullin that ill' lii'Hl
uolil nmli ilavH is Ix hiK felt lion- In
t I'.-tllrnful bell iim 11"! result at the
rapidity Willi which blur lliinmi are
niuiiTiiillzhiif.
The firm stir followed on order of
Hi-crctury Work lo Colonel Hte.-Hti tfi
. h.-uiu t ho immediate i -oust riii i ion of
a live-mile Htiindiird-ttiimie coal spur
into ih- Aloow I'li-ek district, wheiv
, iniiiK-iiKf beds or 1 hct hi'sl coal yet
1 - np.'iicd what Ik known as tin- Mai
iiiiuska hll unit nous fields ha vn hern
found. One of Colon. -I Sleese's first
in-ti: when fiHMiiiulnj,' the rhalrifijin
. ship of tin- Alaska llnulnecrhii; Com
mission was lo miikc a survey of the
n.M .h. of iml uxt rii-H In I ho way of
, ra llroiid assistance.
With railroad f.icllHh . opnators
1 in Moose t Ye.-k will ho able lo in
;ide the A ln.sk an coaMl. market from
, Ktuhiciin to Cold Hay. where Hie
consumers iin paying in excess of $-fu
!( toll I'oi con I that may be laid
'town I'roin tlio local ll.ldii nt not to
exceed half lliat sum.
To Market Coal.
( Negotiations aic under way for
. niarkHlliK onrA In Scatlli-. In-in 'on-
IniMil upon tlic tlnif tin pnr ian
roniplHi-il. ThiK will -naih tin o
fialorrt lo ;iy coal flown nl lio'iwni(-r
' at not to i-xrcfd $r j)fr (on.
ITitimIIhk hn Aliiow! (f(-k drvf'l-
npiiifiit nunc tli' Willow i'i-. I; Hliiko
wlicro orn hodicH wen cut at a voi-
tk'iil drplli of I.OHii f,-.-t or inorc
nhowlnf frnc ntlllhiK ijiialdy Hiifh iim
iiltlnlncfl ii L Biirlacc, All Alanka lias
hcii wafting upon the nmrlt of the
Willow Creek development an prov-
. injf tlio exlent of the Idt free inllUni;
ramp. J-n.t year the. ( Juenintins
honded t he Nahel k run ) and other
; hlK deUlH tire expecfed to follow. 'I'o
diilc more (linn a half hundred vein::
vn rryliiK freo miUiiiK pay ha vo Imtii
dlHcoveren! In an area of tea Hiiiari:
mflcH uud experl' iM i i! ihIiiIiik nu n
predict for the Mtlicl unolliej- 'rip
Id e Creek.
Open Anoihi'r Keno Hill.
Addiut; to ihcsfi h iik ii rle for con
, slKteiit )crinani-nt dev-)oiinenl conies
I he exploration work Ih-Iiik conduit-
In the KaiituiHhuM, nlly iiiIIch off
' tlio rullruail, and north of .Ml. lUcKjn
ley, where c1iim of lead-.sver-t'0p"r
orwi raiiKiiiK tneyeuty feet in width
have been hi ripped and whero (iuf
Ifi'iihelm liilereHlK hold a hood on the
, Copper Mountain Kroup. lull la I de
velopment will Htait I Humuier and
it 1h iirediehd aiiotlier IxVno Hill will
lit) opened,
Alwo, thei r In a hydro-eloi t rlc proj
ect for hanii'SHiiur the Kklulnii river
and fmpplyliiK power at not to exceed
, rivo cenlH per kllowalt hour. Thin
power will la wind to lli.i coal fleldn
and to Willow Creek hh well tin to
AnchoraKc, where Hiuall IndtuitiieN are
inciihatiiiK as the leNiilt of cheap
power and rail and ocean transporta
tion. Impetus hi Amiiiilliii-e.
l!ackiUK up the IndiiHlrial develop.
, nienf h a marked Impetus In imrl
culture. Kvory availnhlv acie of
'Cleared land is hcitlK Impressed for
KiowiiiK' urain and Hlaple veelahlon
whlrh will eventually mean the keep-
liiK ill home of approximately f l!,lMHt,-
H"i iiuiitially. which now Koe outnide
lor uiaicriiilH capaldu of hcln pro
duced on the ground.
So rapidly have ilevelopmenU fol
lowed one another that a HhortuKe of
labor of all kinds Iiiih hecu o-ealeil,
parliculurly mine hihor. Moomu Creek
will employ ahout .Mm coal ininem
durinp; tile eoinhiK whiter and next
summer thin cump Idds fair In as.Hi
ndlate even a Inruer uuniher.
In line with Indusliiul dev.-lopment
has come mi urhau activity (hat Ik
raidilly trannformtiiK- the youn city
of Anchorage into a small metropoltN.
An aviation field, radio hroadcaul iuc
stations, a nliie-liole uolf i-onrse, mo-
4,
, .r :,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby iriven that the un-
dei'.sijrnef! has been duly appointed
by the County Court of the State of
Orejfcn for Union County, adminis
tratrix of the estate of Arthur K.
Miller, deceased, and sag (tualified
as such. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby requir
ed to present the same, verifiedas re
quired by law, to the undersigned at
Lu(irande, Oregon, or at the office of
her attorneys, Green & liess, at I.a
Grande, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
lnted at I.a Grande, Oregon, May
2.'i, I !)&'!.
MAJRCIA M. MTIXER,
Administratrix.
Green & Hess, Attorneys for Ad
ministratrix. Slay 23-30 June 6-13-20
Sealed bid will be received by tj'e
Commission tirtheCityoi f-a
r.. IHTT ...iniiiMfjtl Of t ie
uregon, jur iuic luiiau -- .
improvement in Improvement uisti ci
number ja.l.Gjithin the City of ,a
Grande, Orefiun, accoriung i
plans and specifications of said im
provement, nWon file in the office
OI me l.liy mroinirj ...
A deposit of &S-00 will be miuired
Tor set or I'lims an.i .if"'
which amouivtrSTII be refunded il bid
der is unsuccessful, and returns same
to this offije.
Bids will received to the nmii
of seven-thirty p .m.. June 27th,
HI23, anil mhst he nrcomjiaineii ny n
Chatnberlain'H Colic and Diarrhoea
Kemedy.
Every family should keep this pre
paration at hand during the hot of
the summer months. It is almost
sure to be needed, and when that
time comes, is worth many times it
cost. Buy it now. Adv.
'certified check in favor of the City
ir,.r1"" .' ... ,,,.,., n thn amount
IX (111) per cent 'of the amount
ceiitance and coin "
jf Warded, ( becks will bo returncil
to finTuiwssful bi.lders.
the Commission reserves the right
tofit n"v '"' a" 1,1 t
Ilyoriler of the Commission June
June lTTrt " RecTiTThns,
Ccngress abolished free govern
ment seeds and then the wcnlher hll-
rcail iit'oiinen -
The Good
Hon picture, studios are hut a few of
the "civlliini;" Influence".
FOR SALE'
By the Owner
An exlrnordimiry fine ivticre tract
WANTED. WIND ITKHER
(Rv Associated Pitrs)
SAN KRANCISCO, June 20. The
invchlivu KPtiius who succeeds in
making iirtificial wind for the lame
nt of the fiirmerH of the country,
will be able tc rest financially easy
for the rest of his life, according' to
Kloyd D, You iir1, investigator for the
United K tat es Dcparltnenl ot Agri
culture, who arrived here recently
Orchards, said .Mr. Young, are im
mune to frost if the air is kept in
circulation.
Various devices have been tried.
without success. One man set up
an airplane propellor and blew all
his fruit into the next cruntry. An
other paid his farm hands to sit in
the orchard all night ami wave
branches-
A third rode a motorcycle "P and
down the ailcs with a sail attach
ed. Ifr r-olhinspH nt dawn, and the
frost killed his crop before a sub-J
stitutc could be found.
MAdlME HOST KILLED
(Hy Associated Press)
TiOZKM'AN, Mont, June 20 School
children of Gallatin county, Mont.,
between the first of th year and
June 1 slaughtered 20,000 magpies
and accounted for 15,000 mere by
destroying eggs. Prizes were offer
ed by the county farm bureau, rod
and cun clubs and husines.
Dozeman to the children killing the
greatest number of these birds which
are regarded as a pest to the farm
ers. In addition to destroying grain,
it is charged the magpie preys on
song birds and small game chicks.
MAXWELL
Is praised by all who are
familiar with it.'
Phone us today for your
demonstration witl
out obligation, of
U W, buhtms
A Telephone-''''
IS TIJE BUSINESSMAN'S ALLY
-THE HOME'S PROTECTION
-TIIECIIILDTvEN'S DELIGHT.
OttI)E'rriIISAMILY SERVANT NOW
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA!
LooK Young! Bring Bach
Natural Color, Glow
Attractiveness
In May TnrU, .Inst nutHll
h: wry Im-81 or noil, t
rnwtiiniH. 1 11 la 1 . rl.i l
two Inriti- rliliK.i ini
inrcf T-rnnin L'-sfc.ry hi
wmi; fihnp. i'oI.I -iorai;.
svll linn lln- 4.nl"l.iiiJ l(1w Im nr-
Inul niNli vain.' tfit;i-il nt nnro.
tioo.l trrniH. lnqiilrViXir I-:. Ii. 1'rntt.
nl tin'
r city lltn-
I nml Int.
I'll- IllflllS.
nnd pens.
If. I will
Common earilcn saee brvcil into a
heavy tea with sulphur atlitfd, will turn
Rray, streaked Jind fnditfliair heauli
fully nark ami luxuriant just a lew
applications will prove t revelation if
your hair is lading, st raked or gray.
Jlixing the Sage Tea .d Sulphur rec
ipe at hnme, thouKhyi Iroulilesome.
An casicrvay is tffiet a liottle of
Wyctli's SaVe and Ipliur Compound
at iuiy druAslore ill ready for use.
This is the ul-timeecipc improved hy
the addition V olllr inKredienls.
While wispyl Rry. failed hair is not
sinful, we als ilfsire to retain our
youthful appeaL c and attractiveness.
Ily darkening yir hair with Wycth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one
can tell, because it iloe it so naturally,
si) evenly. You just dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared, and, after aiw
other application or two, your hair be
comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft anil
luxuriant.
Pyramid Land
Company
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jffV C. W, Butiting ji
; lciepnone iuain r.)z n JbeSrA .
! . ' The Charm of Fine Tilings
'- - ;-i yP Combine J With Long Wear
WW! JRrmorPkiftf.
Tailor : Mm HOSJMY '
III J A 1 nju ' in our nosicry ywJarrniciii wc
Y,pj H feature slylel'tliac combine
, . ; ; nHo nycv VsJ. " j.r,.:
mt'tt A X O . i H of yr in every pair. Ask for
' f"" ylll V-ll f JyVci'te the enrire family1!
MPPl OfLro :
fmU Jaw - toggery
1 mm-mSsE A Andrew's Variety Store
I m "a II il ji"3'' "m s! !"? euro i ( ' . ' Ji HI .
' I VH S ll 7 2:ixt Straight Siilu 22.50 JT ' ' .
'sX'i I ' 31x4 Straight .Si.ic i'3.50 t'd and skilled workers. . . i
y$ i iLJ. 2?xi!f S1 '"!'! 5";e 1 H maRine the tremendous , . ; ,
'slit! SSlfSlS'l' SJ:S Ar, " t' tim this f ff ' 5
& Tit a;.x4; Strai in Sule J8.7S tread can stand. 1 he kind I . , , , .
: m ri - - you have al"ay SERVICE ?teX SAF E T Y
JSn 'tt&af Oversize-Heavy L , , 2 ,, , ., V Mmr
ijhtl W7f -1 spendable l( tiMM lT
A'ijN 41 JH S)UJ It No mter where you live, whether roads are , II MSffMrltt If I !
y' M AS Roodj6r bad. the UKIX COI!I will live up to MMwWjM I I I
XgMTS 2k M Viaronderf ul reputation for SERVICE. J y&Wlwffl M I I-
W'"' KV l Triple Guarantee: Mileage-Quallly-Workmanship V ' "' pSfci g J '
yK'SA JSv-X?'''? ol' un1er a most liberal policy Send no I 3"A At' ltL M. J I
fflBjtjJS!My3 nincyw slP C. O. D. the very same day ' s-t "N. I
'jpi Wrii. tor u8.in i'rio. on .r our order is received and allow examination, , n tik II v J I
SJK "nrirfni HH.i. ui p Ti'iu:s. If tires do not meet with your approval, you ' I vV llMlfflfa Vit If S. II
llPositivelyNoSeeontlsl N LJ
'A, orRotrcad Tires Yo" J' J0" A"" " f v 7 S
I Mail Your Vraer to-day. y j -s , i
' Tt 2"fT?p9 i! i ttl -7'-TD -1 " S -fl UI . Tl twk tundl guatd eeucloaly i S. If
tr?4?WWWpy C piovidug youi fund, with ptotMboB I ,. . JJ
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ORANGES
LEMONS GRAPE FRUIT
From (he Heart of tlic World's Crcatrst Orange Emmrc
Tin-; ki;st ii ni iei i
tocl tool Ih th only kin1 ym
nhoiitil ii so. for K 1m lniiM)HMth)i hi
lpfp a kooiI, Klturp itt- on a poor
ly lrmprrl oik nor run you K'-t'i
your tt-mprr when ynn Irv lo iim
auch a tool. Our stock or ton!
eomploto and nil arc Konrt-lrm-pfrrd;
thry do your work wittufiir
lortly, stnnd bark of the rnak-
ura ptarantcc.
CAI.Ij AT Ml.rV'N
Cullrry mitl llnnlwnn.
In no othor spiMIom of (he
wori.l tin ornnpos, l.-inon
nn.l pr.i.' fruit n-at-h I ho
MkIi point of piTftM-Hon or
tlio.s.- pro.lnr.-.l in i'alirttnta.
Kv.-ry rontlltton Ih l.l. ;t ror
tin' pro.Iiictttni of fii1tty
i'iiiII. Continual minshmn
nn.l rhar hIiIon ilnilni; t)i
prowtiiK B.ason tlrvrlnp tho
vrv flnt-Ht flavor jinl kch-
t'fOtlH slzi'R.
lSni.'llih.'r t1i;it w whip
ilin-rt from "t Jrovo lo ('on-unnit'i-"
Hi nHuihiK' nt.o
luti'iy fresh fruit full of
lint I Hi-producing, rnori;i.in:
fiiall(lt'.i.
VOVR SWA IALS.
Send Ts ?2.00 and Wc Will Slfip
You Direct Either One ol
These Four Specials
I coin ti'ti to I wlvi ilozt'ii of oratu
I'dtilimr lo tt.
'Minn
ONM CKATt:
twfiv.' to fin. in
Inc to sit
l.KMOXS llol.
.). n of lemons.
from
farroril-
ti: imiatk oi' (Viatic 1'Rnr iiom-
tili! from thn.- in t'.H ,U7.fn Of (; 4 pe fl'iltl.
arror.liin: lo si.e,
Hi: (nit;N AT1DN tlATK - IloUliniT
lour U. n nr..ni;. f, fontt; doen I mon ono
do, u Kiiipo ii nit.
Kemrmhor thnt fruit, with
its healthful mineral units
nnd n-itural light hulk, sup-
ties just those element
most noede.l to regulate tho
body after tho Iojir winter
diet of heavier foods.
Serve fruit In somip form
r ve r y d a y . easily nnd
eoonotnieatly obtained under
our plan. CO-OPKIIATIVK
t nalles you to servo the very
choicest fruits whenever
you wiint t heni nt truly
economical cost.
ATM ytlATK
fontt, dtKen
Co-Operative Fruit Exchange
l"u West Ofoan Avenue
, ,,,, I'()N(ir.i:A('ll.('AL!F()RMA
A Post ( aid Addressed lo Dept. "11" W ill Hrine; (, You an Interesting Pooklet
"Dried Fruits"
"INSURED" on our checks
means positive protection!
It has always been the earnest desire, of
the United States National Bank ro furnish
its customers with the best protection possi
ble and at all times, mindful of our responsi
bility, to fake care of their "business in the
'iinost model n and thoroughmanner. Wc fCc
Jindeed proi d to offer oiur depositors the add
ed service i nd the superior protection afford
ed in the pse of ournew Super-Safetv Tn.
sured cheep.
This service Irtit typifies the protection
this bank atrivaAhvays to give its customers.
We welcome your account.
iThe United States
National Bank
7T L GRANDE, OREGON - r ML
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