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Wednesday, June 27, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE i Local News In Brief fibrco cars on tho narrow ffnu?p rood, j ltt ports coming from tho May llorne inilne nro to effect that recent devel jnpmcnl work 1h opening up more and better or 4 huii hum bMn tMiPonntreil I in On lower workiiiKH- Jlaker Herald IJ tt tt J K t! tl 8lPcnrtliton; Ksthcr Kubyak. TViuUo- COMING EVENTS H 'ton; Alex Ijnirtlr, rendition. W July 4. Old Orejcon Trail Pur- U tt eant at Top O' Blue Moun- It linml Itehcooal Toiiiuht-- 11 tains. ttl Thi' I .a Urandn Municipal hand will U Sept. 25-29.-Un.ou County Fair SI I hula ivhiWriai tonight at the Kiks " at &iin. temple and director i.oney uskh an a a t it u w w 8 to bo prem-m. I'oiiiinissiiin .MtM'tJnjt Tin' La Urn tide city commlnslon wiH meet in regular weekly executive hi-s-kIou litis evening in the city hull at o'clock. J'ureha4K lloiis -M Lsh Helen HIiuh lias purchased a Fix room modern house on Washing ton Avenue. Kaxaphonc Hum) to Itelirarscw- Tho Ijx (ritindn K veiling Observer Saxophone bund will meet tomorrow evening at eight o'clock at tho usual mewing place. Annual Roll Call The nmuuil roll call of the Moose lodjje will be held Thursday evening, June 27, at 7:30 c'clock. All mem bers are requested to be present- ,MooReheart Legion Meeting Women of Mooseheart Legion will hold a meeting at the Odd Fellows 'hull, Thursiluy, June 28th, at 7:30. All members are requested to be present. Fined For Speeding , A perusal of the records In the justice of peace court shows that, four people were, fined during thu past lew days for speed ins. They were Airs. Ada Kiddle, Mrs. Alpha funliir. Milton I'rico and KUinon M. Palmer. Kach was assessed $10, no mid cosls. Is Improving! Mrs. Maude llaertsch, who under went u serious opera lion Monday at the Grande Hondo Hospital, is Retting along nicely. Itain Worries linker rarincrs Farmers in soino localities are be ginning to worry about I ho continued rains and the effect upon crops. A number hail planned to start cutting hay this iiiornliiK but with the ruin duriiiK the night and morning gave It up. Much hay is ready to cut. From Kngte Valley comes the report that there has been considerable damage to hay on account of the rain. liaker Herald. I Fanner aiv Haying- I Thi' hurveNiiiiK ot wheat hay .around the edKe of the big grain meld In l iimiiUu ruunty Ih beginning to be rather general now. Several I furmerti si acted lust week, and the .movement to open up rieius wn n j bind era is general this week. Alfalfa harvest ha been under way for about two weeks, but the alfalfa men are faced with a peculiar situation in that they huve one crop cut and cocked, and the second crop is getting pretty tall before they can stack the first cutting. The rain has caused the do day and some Iohhch. Pendleton Ore gon Ian. Down From lnko A. K. M c 1 nt u rf . manager of tho Wallowa Ijike. summer resort, spent yesterday In tho city making arrange ments for the accomodation of the tourists that will visit the park this summer. "So far this year the weu ther has not permitted many people to enjoy the beauties of the Wallowu Lako count ry, but with the clearing of the weather 1 urn preparing for a large crowd of campers." , Tickets Are Heady Karl f Reynolds, secretary of tho Fnlon County Chamber of Commerce, announced today that tickets for en trance to the Oregon Trail pageant to be staged at. Top O' Uluo Moun tains July 3 anil 4, and are on sale In the la Grande dprg stores and ho al so urges that the who wish them, get them early "and avoid tho rush." To Dispense Tents The Grande Hondo Chautnnqua'ns sociatioii is offering twenty tents fpt sale, as is explained elsewhere in this issue of the Kvening Observer. "They urn just right to use at tho Old Ore gon Trail pageant," a member stated. The reason for selling the tents is that with tho tujto becoming almost every body's possession, very few people nre camping at the park. Hot Lnl Anivnls The Hot Lako Sanatorium register contains the following names: Choirs to Appear At Conference Tho musical features of the L. P. S. Conference to be held next Sat urday and Sunday will consist of choir music, furnished by a choir from I'uion (on Saturday afternoon), from from the ljukcr choir (Sunday morn ing), and the combined choirs Sun day afternoon. Tho Uaker choir has the distinction of having an accom plished lady director, Miss Ida Fos sil m. Hoys to Sell Ice Cream 'I'he boy scouts wishing to earn enough ut M each urn Helling ice cream to take them to summer camp must hand their name In to Hcout commU sionor. It. will be necessary to have from 10 to 5 6 cars to transport the boys to thd camp and anyone wishing to donate the services of their car may arrange with A. K. Pryke. There will be about UO boys at the camp which is an Ideal spot for swimming tishlng, games and scenery. An ad vance party with Jeff Henn In charge will go Saturday, June 30 to make ready for the boys who will leave on Monday. r-'irst Ore Car Shipped 1 he first carload of ore for Iho Karl Heizcr, Payette, Ida., Mrs. J. i Sampler smelter to arrive ov the W. Giles, Knterprise; K. K. McKinney, main line of the O, W. H. & N. Is in Hakcr; Fred J llleisinger and wife, the linker yards. The car has 50 tons Boise; I'1. Golden and wife, Dayton, of ore from the Hay Horse mine on Wash.; D. H. Morg-m and wife, Wal lowa; Mrs. J.ulu Gardner, liaker; F. F. Horse and wife, Oavenporl, Wash.; Mrs, Orvel Jensen, 1'nion; 101 lis Hess and Wife, Cnion; H. C. Chnllls, Her mlston; Win. Rith,. Baker; Mrs. 1UJ. Tompkins. Walla Walla; Mrs. K. 1 Peal, Kreewater; Mrs. I. F. Alexand er, Kree, water. Ore; U. Templet on and wife, Vincent; Kll C. Knbysk, 'on Sampler valley cars. It. will m a k e tho Snako Hlver nnd is the first of the regular shipments of ore to be coming through to Kumpter rfom that mine. The Bay Horse mine will ship iwo enrs of tho ore per week to the smeller for tho present. The ore wil bo unloaded at the sampling work of the smelter company In Baker, run through the snmpler and reloaded Hmiie From 'IVip Mr, mid Mrs. Al. Andrews and Mrs, John Thelson returned home last night niter a seven day tour through the stuie, covering 1C4S miles, in tho seven days. Th e members of i h u party report a splendid lime and had the luck to spend a few hours with the forme i La Uraivlo, City manager O. A. KraU, now business manager of the ci'y of Astoria, and wero also en tertained by Captain Hoper who showed them through the vessels now anchored at Astoria. "Wo also visit ed Hay Log;(n and I am glad to say that Hay is getting along fine," stated Mr. Aii'it-ews. "But you know my weakness for sports and fishing, so I just had to make a stop and fish on Die stream that is known so well as the McKinzle river und 1 will tell the world that the fishing of Union county is just as good and you can catch just as big ones right hero at home. ' TO OI K NTAGK-Dim Fit. Your pardon, sir,- but good Intent Was all .Hint I essayed to speak. Not ridicule and merriment To cloud a gay auspicious week. Perhaps a word was misapplied, But. stilt 1 only m emit respect To those whose dreams were not denied Whoso wagon trains lio bleached and wrecked. By Wilbur Shaw, La Grande. BRITISH STUDY PROPOSAL ON 12 - MILE LIMIT (Continued from pape 1) U T mm hi dumped overboard and almost 4oo' botlles of wine wero carted away to government warehouse!. The beer was poured out Instead of sei.ed on request of tho ship's officers, in order to save the kegs. After breaking the seals on the Ccdric's wine room the officials cart el away 7;i!H boilles of beer, 1)0 bot tles of spiHtH and 37 bottles of assorl- ed liquors. Officers said they had re ceived no word as to what action their line would take. I r. K. K. Sprague, Culled Stales public health officer here, who Issues permits for medicinal lliiuor aboard foreign liners, Tuesday opened a sp- ciuj of line in the .customs house to facilitate this work. Six other ves sels are . waiting with excess liquors, and several nioro tiro expected this week. Japanese Ship It aided. HONOLCLl', June tl. United Stales customs officers hero Tuesday seized and removed i!!!2 quarts of liq uor from Iho Toyo Kiscn Kubushiki liner Korea, Maru. The Korea Maru was tho first Japanese, vessel to arrive here since t ho new rules governing supplies of liquor on board ships be came effective, s I PEPPY LECTURE . MAKES BIG HIT (Continued from pnge 1) WlCHAtLfSraw Ft 1 - Mnw rl Y on ik-f to hlivy About a Half a Potfnd of Januaj We havefan Allen A Unirfn Suit in stock that weighs anAind four ounols it's the next thing to going without clothey5t all. What do you say? Or perhaps you wor air wool year round in thaf event det us introduce you to the thinnest undergarmpnt thaf a sheep ever had anything to do with.l Cool, comiorthle underwear that's our bus iness and btvness is good ! True-Shape Cool Silk Hose.: GOc to $1.45 Schol-Wil Silk Caps $215 Harris Whiz Lightweight Sus penders GOc to 95c Lots of Shirts 95c to $5.85 Allen A Union Suits 95c to $4.45 Our Entire Line of Men's, Young Men's and Boys' Suits at 20 Per Cent Off All This Week Headquarters for Clothes for the Pageant Standard Merchandise of Quality Chautauqua, June 21th to 29th, inclusive. II NT (LOTH I El 'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE homo life, school life ami church life with that end in view To clean house as a community is the whole .solution (Character building is the greatest thing in the entire com munity because what is more impor tant than the building of the youth ful character ko that it will follow rightful channels," he concluded. Mr. Gates' lecturu was applauded energetically by those in attendance ami, in addition to touching upon the hitfh points of his subject, he kept a steadv stream of wit playing upon j his audience that served to keep their attention throughout. His ' .speech was considered by many to have been the -best delivered during chautauqua wuek. Lot's Pacific Serenaders, handicap ped by the absence cf one of their members, furnished musical preludes both in the afternoon und evening. This afternoon the Sprague play ers are making their iirt appear ance in "Plough Diamonds'' which is to be followed by a lecture, "The China of Today," by Paul Fung. "The Hubble, a three act comedy drama which was played in New York, will form the evening pro fgram. j Tomorrow The Marine Maids will i furnish both the afternoon and eve- jnhig program and on Friday eve ning, the closing day ol the chau Itauuua. the La Grande Municipal bund, with assistance from the Union County Chamber of Commerce quartett and Stuart Bennett, will stage a musical program. Plan Old Time Wedding. Next Friday evening after the band concert at the park, as a finul wind-un of the chautauqua, there is iroing to be a most elaborate old fashioned wedding at the park. Mrs. T. J. ScrogL'in and Mrs. Ruy Murphy I are the committee in charge, and the gowns the ladies are wearing around jtown will be displayed and the event .gives promise of a regular fashion show of 1845. i Just who the principal participants f will be ha not been announced yet, but any one who will participate are 'asked ia call either Mrs. Scroggtn ior Mrs. Murphy. A call Is also out i for as many small girls in costumes jas they can get. Further particulars win be ls.ueil tomorrow. PRESIDENT TALKS AH0UT V fAX MENACE (Continued from page 1) nil over the worlit uv one of tho mimt noluble und successful fiscal necomp lishmeJiU ever reeonletl.' Hi jkMi-.I that iisltle from reducing the burileu of American tuxpiiyers. iho settlement liuil beep one of the "must ivnuiurinir events since the armistice," coming us it illil ut a time of " hlevpreml un certainty ami misgiving throughout the world of buslnt-ss everywhere." Co the budgi't bureau Mr. Harding nttrlbuted much of the credit for get- ling government expenditures buck lo smmethiiiK like normal, Vnder thin plan, ho declared, the administration hut) been able to awaken n spirit of economy and efficiency In the public Hervlce. "We have Introduced butdnesH methods In government.' ho udded( "und instead of operating blindly iimi to suit .Individual ilepurtnuintM which huve never visualized the government an a whole, und felt no concern about the raising of f undH, we are cr ut ilising, justifying, coordinating, and not only halting mounting co.st, but making long M rides In reducing the etui of government activities. "Perhaps the budget system would nut uccompliMh so iniu-h for tnxingfln 11121 to I ,o l i.dtio.iMiO an Increase fln lis debts and reducing Its expennea. NEW TODAY FOR SALE Bv owner, business lot with house, suitable for residence or apartment house. Sidewalk and street improvment in unci pnm lor Write Cox (M9. La tirande, Ore, 0-27-lt WANTED Experienced woman of refinement wishes n position housekeeping. Inquire Cirlfn d e Hondo Valley House. 0-27-:itp FOR SALE-F''h cow. Fryers. nuue .);8-J. , u-. FOR ' SALE Horses, horses for cuttle. Route Lf FOK SALE One team of k'o("I work horses und hnrnessy t heap; it solci at once. Inquire t campntiielit of Grande Konde slauhtCr'nouse. WANTED IA, housekeeper Washington avenue. , . FOR SALE -baby huggy. Coal oil stove 1714 il!i. UJ ""pj. r- RE A D'Y-fjuljj 4th Pominp; iCd new tires, buy , (ioodyears. r price ljduction Just in effect. GET Need lliir Cost less than cheap Bohnctikump 'Co. 1 NEW TIRE IMilCES, G reduced (fourteen per. prices mean that Ui less. Get yours now. nenkamp Co. FOR SALE Household, roller canaries, singed males. Call 1802 ecl A. Gardinier. FOR RENT " Three room Virulent. furnished npartment, 140: FOR RENT Apartment, ovefl ny Company store. Call Olw Main 7. HEMSTITCHING mid Picot Edge pioiiiijiiy tioie uv mrs. r.. ku. i ui'iv ey, 1808 Seton'd St. 0-27-tf v MONEY. Bankers Reserve Sys tem, ti'r loans ure made on city or tarm property to buy. nun improve or pay indebtedness. Bank ers HoHeive 'Deposit Company, Denver, Colorado. 0-27-lt FOR' RENT One 6-room house witfi toilet and sink, $14.00, idultsdldy. 2 rooms, partly furnisld, tiidults $8.00. 2 rooms at SlOlliKo adults, See J. L. Mars. (i-27-2tp Suffered After Every Meal for 10 Years , Stop dandruff, stop hair from falling out, sUip itchinfr of the ncalp for 7i by usiiiR our Germlciile and Dandruff Eradicator- All this can lie done in a very few days hv the u e of one w-tt(p at Silverthorn Wright'a Family Drug Store. -2.)-tf V' ' ' I TnnlarlhaB 'iif ko much for me Hint I w.oild gioiit of my way lo tell unyono fiulfet-ig an I did about It. recently wild VHIiam f Jeimen. i.r.'- . 3Sth HI..I.OM An'les. I alir. i.f i.nll 'nH 1 couldn't eat with out Hufferli J for houiM afierwurd. .. .,r,f u fnrni nn niv Htoiittieh ami preHH uround my heart. That aloro made me iiiiserahie, mil J woin.i iii mnHt donbln tin In a knot from the sharp pains that struck me in tli- stomach. I had niy p"n nnn immic aches, too, and never felt like work ln(t. "Tanloe was siiKgested ns the one midline that would put mo back on my feet, and si bottb-s hnv done thai xery tlilntr. AH my troubles are gum now. I aluuys feel fine and go to work us tliouph I never had ben IM a day of my Itf". 111 never liegrtnlge the money 1 epent for T.inhtc' T mlac is for Kile by oil good diug MS. erept no substitute. Ov r :i7 million bottles sold. Tnnl.tc VeK'tJilde PUN ar N.iiure'n ovui 1' ineds for constlpatbui. l''oi n oi) here. Adv. .iiid Bpcndlny dlvlsioiiH Hinaller thuh the ill ate. but a renolulo commitment to strike at ulf extravngaiK'e and ex- reud public funds' ns one would for !ii;,isiif in his personal nnd buslpeas aiisw 111 accomplish wonders. 'ttftnvH furnished to him by bolh t he treasury und I he census bureau president stated, "make It per tiy plain that whereas the cost of fd-ral uovernmeut iH being steadily luceil. the cost of stale and local inui, una and in 1 ! L' 1 , Koxei umeiits la beliiK just as steadily inn Increase of 71 per inciviuieil, year by yeuiv i.ci pi 'Turn now lo the cost of city gov ernment. Tho census burenu has emit piled data on the governments of U U V of the large cities. It Is shown Hint these cllies In 1 !l I It collected S!, niia.MiHi In all revenues, nnd In HUM they collected $ I ,Mi7,iMUi,nun: that t. they were compelled to '.take 7i per cent more In taxes in I d'J I than they hail taken In 1HK1. The same group elites expended In HI 18, $I,UM,- I'll IIIID.IHltl nt. The total (debt of Ihls group of cities In 1JM.T (was '!hi. unit. noil, which bv l'lill had .the costs of stnte govern- iurim.n lu j Oiu.imu.uuu ,m Increase he said, "I am Informed that ot- 4. r.,nt 'County udmialslratiou appears, n.ent. the revenues of the stales In 1 :M :t ag gregated :til.s,iHin,iiiH)( and I hut in .'I they had increased to $!.a:i.uno.- iiuo; that is, they hud Increased hi I per cent, and every dollar of tha' increase hud to come In some way or oilier from the public. The expendi tures of Iho state In 1018 aggregated turn, ami, and In 1 !'!' I they were $l,au5, and, Mini: un Increase of 111 8 per nt. The indebtedness of the states In l!U8 amounted to M-l.niMi.nnn und That Is what the world must faro, Tho greatest and richest government must luce 11. and so must tho hum blest citi zen. . t. "K I could urfrc upon tho Ameri can people a single rule applicable In every one of thorn, It would be to learn to sptnd somewhat loan than, your Income all the llmo. If you have debts, reduco them un rapidly aa yon can; If you are one of tho fortunate lew who have no debts, make It a rule to save something every hour. "Keep your eye eyerlasllngly on those wro ndiiilnlsler your Koverii nielal units for you; your town, your county, your stale, your national gov ernment. Make thoni underslund tha from the rather limited Information .you ure applying the rule of thrift ami w hich al this tlmo the census author-jsavings In your personal affairs, aiil tiles have been able lo produce, tojreiulre theni to apply it in their muu have sliovyu a much larger proportion- agenn nl of your public affairs. If ate Increase in cost and tax collec- they fall, find other nubile servants lions than did tho government of i u ho v 111 succeed. If ( hey succeed. 'tiles. t Klve them such encouragement and "There Is but one way for the. coin- inspiration as will be represented by a munlty finally to get back on Its feel, full measure of hearty appreciation and that Is to go seriously about pay 1 1 or their efforts." 0000000000000000000000000000 3)00000000000000000000000 o g s o o o p o o o o . o Dresses for all Occassions I, I ! I QuickLuncl.tHoaCofficeiFountaina, 3fl-Bv!t''l RichMilk.MaJraGrainExtractlnPow- g S'al-SSdPfe Ivl dCTlTabbitmrms. NourLhin-Nocooklni. o l9 7f lW" 'vi HAvoid Imitations and Substitutes 1 2 1 C Ift t j in-h g f II Mifflf Dainty voiles and ginghams. S -2t 1ft T5I JT A WT X IS llifPW.ll: 5 -. Ms I l 1 BflH 12 m UlWzW: also linens and ratines. Sillis 2 jM ' .I-,. X r : ri I K7-:itp r- - g FointCx Onyx tSUU Sweaters anrt g iXT , his Hosiery Blousos J iuhHi j- r.-n i o in. i i .i ' - 1 r r. ft. PI 9 Hvonih Ar I -vstir P c-27-.ii 1 yT ffl-'Mfap'' jo Ready-lo-Wcar and Shoes fcent.fjew 4V,',7fw A, o 5 nodyeai' cost WWVV. i-Z lj Fi ooooooooocoooooooooooooccoooooooooooooooooooooooooooft -wTn. iioh- :'iTSmjrryi xrvr . . . 'J" uuiUL - Ji- r im ii it s and Jn -WJ-- J ' P" M . mopontfn Induction MM ' JiJ , . Y,U i i' . n ii r v.f,c..... ... ii i u ( TONIGHT f I IT J"llE MlDNTGilT i We don't make liglt of thin underwear. Heavy X (JUEST" stock are carried ill the time. "TMllJjjwTth and exactly the size iyid styleyojLjwlPCn wearjng. "OREGON TRAIL" Cooper' AlUpQnion Suits : AKtfo to $3.50 . ARCADE ash bros. -, "The Stoi c That Keeps Faith with the People" ASH BROS. "The Stoi c That Keeps Faith with the People" oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o The Chance to Choose a Hat for Every Costume Is Presented by This Sale of Summer Hats BANDED SAILORS, JAUNTY FELTS FABRIC SJ'ORTS STYLES FLOWER-LAJ )EN GARDEN HATS SMART STREET STYLES Costume requirements for the many SuinmexQccasions ranging all the way from early morjMKfXi late after noon lawif parties are so varkjiJ-iflfTo make a separate Hat appropriite to each tyucfcostume almost a necessity. The Hafe in this sflfg are priced to keep the cost ot a ciimpleti' ''llatyftnlrobe" well within reason. Hats so distinctly attractive arc unquestionable values at $2.00 to $10.00 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND Ml LLI NERY AND MILLINERY o o o o o o a a o o o ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo III KjlU'l' '..liuv .it A
