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Thursday, June 28. 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Local News In Brief
Doctors Urge Mothers
To Nurse Their Babies
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B COMING KVENTS
July Old Oregon Trail Pair-
cant at Top O' Blue Moun-
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tt Sept. 25-29. Union County Fair
tt at Elin. i!
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KxiH'i'tttl Home
Mrs. Thonma Johnson, who has
been visiting in Portland, is expected
fioine tomorrow.
und power. "Coino und enjoy theso
st rvicL'u, you will be well rt'puid. Tho
eoiiKrcKiUioiiul singing1 is tfreut. Brln?
your friends und add your voices to
1 Uiu choruses," Buid He v. Neat. A
i hearty welcome is extended to Ull.
Annual Ko tall
Tho annual roll call of the Moose
lodge will be held tonight ut 7:30
o'clock. All Moose uro requested to
bo present.
To I'se (H'ii Cr
A committee recently uppointcd to
procure cars to curry the presidential
party, with the exception of President
and Mrs. Harding:, who will ride, in
(special couches, from the Meucham
depot to the pHRcunt grounds In July,
is now endeavoring to secure a num
ber of modern, open top cars, for
the purpose.
Will lit' Here 1'tir a Short Timr
Karl A. Sinclair, ol the Warren
Brothers 1'orthiml office, arrived in
l.u (Inuuli! Joduy and will remain
here for a time while the work of
paving Is getting under way.
(.'lis1 ou Today
The circuit court is today trying
the civil case of the Credit Service
company vs Huddlcson. llmldleson
claims to have paid a hill which
the' company is striving to collect
from him. -
j Dunce At Mc-ai-ham, June 30
I Tho new dance platform at the la-
Kcant grounds ui .Mcucnam. 10 uo
used during the Old Oregon Trail
pageant, has Just been completed, ac
cording to advices from W. C. Kelly,
jconiructor, und it will bo dedlcutei
with a dance to be held Saturday ev-
course will be in order and the danco
j course will he in orde rand tho dune?
!ls expected to be not only a very en
joyable affair but also a social event
of import.
Hoy Si -out Meeting
All lioy Scouts, planning on goin
to Meucham must meet tonight at tho
Y. M. C. A. ut ti:45 to receive final
Instructions. The meeting will be
short but is very important. Anyone
wishing to go who has not yet made
arrangements may do so tonight ut
this meeting.
l ined $75 In Police Court
t Leonard llniiniricld, charged with
disorderly conduct, was hailed before
j (he municipal court lust evening at
7:3f) o'clock und was found guilty of
'tho charge. Judgo It. J. Kitchen
fined Huunlfield (76.
j It appears that the defendant par
'ticiputed in a street fight on Depot
street yesterday morning which, ac
cording to the police, was the result
of a controversy concerning a girl.
SAX FHANCISCO. Juno 28. Anl-
niuls euro for their young today tho
uiiq as they did centuries ago. On
ly the genus Homo has gone astray.
Dr. M. I. Turner of Des Moines, lo
wu, told tho specialists in dlseuso of
infanta und children nt the annual
(session of tho American Medical Asso
ciation hero today. These words pre-
'scded an Impassioned plea for breast
j feeding: as tho best method for the
(good of the race, and Dr. Turner urg
!ed physicians to adopt the informa
tion gathered from observation of
,uiiimuls to induce mothers to nurse
their babies.
I Dr. Walter K. Winholt and Tro-
feasor K. O. Jordan, of tho University
of Chicago, told how babies catch
cold. Their tact a wero based on a
(study of 500 with and 5U0 without
i corns, ana u was snown uiui uiu oc
curence of colds in infants is usually
juccompunied by a high proportion of
colds in tho other members of tho
family. This fact causes the doctors
jto believe that colds uro caused by a
Widely disseminated infectious (subs
tance of low Infeetlvity, und that tho
Incubation period, or tho time re
quired for this infecting substance to
cause a cold, is" very short.
Tho effects of colds in babies arc
more serious than In grown persons;
particularly because they tend to de
range the digestion and other func
tion of the body, tho physicians said.
Public Service commission.' and all
differences between the county, cily,
state highway commission ami the
railroad.
A stipulation authoring the attor
neys for the different interests to
sii?n. was road and the city uttor- fi
neys on behalf of La Grande, signed by
Wifio Steps Out Too Much
SALKJl, Juno 28. (Al'J Usinir
her husftand's car to take her af-o
finity out riilinjf and frequently g
staying out over night is charged to o
Mane Jones in a divorce compiaini
1 in the circuit court here today
I'M win Jones, who uks for tho
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the document. cuslmlv of their two minor children !
Hi-servoir Now Complete. This is iroeil ice erciim 'vent her. In
Citv Slammer F. 'B. liayes rennrt- Stop lit Silvcrthorn-Wriitht's Finn- o
ol on the rcnoviitinn of the clly'ily Dniir Store nml tnke homo with
reservoir, which report was accept- you n pint, or a quart of that de
ed. The amount of tho contract ns.lu-ious ice cream such as they servo
reported was ordered paid to the every day. They always have four
Tacoma Dredcinir company, tho con- of the leadinir flavors and sherbet
that is very fine. Their store is
open till 11 o'clock each nitwit.
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Yakima Cops Want Youth.
MEDFORD. June 28. (AP) A
youth from Yakima, Wash., by the
name of Paul Strizek, is held in cus-
iderntion bcinir $li,4Kl.!K. Accord
ing to Mr. Hayes the "work wa ;
very satisfactory und will serve the
purpose nt about one-sixth the cost
of instullinfr new reservoir."
Petition Grunted.
A petition to improve Second
street from O avenue to Spring ave
nue . was received last evening and
after consideration was granted and
authoriation was made to combine
this district with a district bcin
formed in that locality.
Several minor matters wero at
tended to before adjournment. All
three commissioners wero in attendance'
NEW TODAY
FOH SAI.fi-household fimitureand
piano) Inquire lull) Oednr street
or cal ,;i7o-J.
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EZRA MEEKER TO 1HI1VK
OXEN IN TRAIL PAGEANT
FOIt RENT' Garane,
llilO Adams.
$5 n
mouth
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FOR SAIE Ford cur.
vov hotel
tody here at tho request of Yakiml barbecue meals, charges to be m
n,,fV,rtrifioC nVi .-rrort wi t h h vl lof r crato and supervised byas.sociiit
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mobiles for camping. Talking ground
sufficient for 500 or more machine.
ami so arranged that machine
take their place or leave at any time
desired.
Eating Accomodations,
Extensive plans are underway for
mod-
FOUND Hunch of keys o
Owner may have same by
and paying- for this ait.
Observer.
Inquire Sa-
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railing
Itupiirn
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IV F0U SAI.K-5x7 camera Iwith i
:,! lens, scveilal plate IioUIcIy, lea
carrvinr ea.se Price $20.00.
Vlslilng iioni linker
Mr. and .Mrs, Frank Toney of Uak
er ar' in the city visiting .Mrs. Touuy's
parents. M r. and .Mrs. Toney iu'J
leaving for Canton, Illinois in a lv
days where .Mr. Toney will open and
take charge as manager of a J. C
Pen'hy store.
Traveled :tl;m .Mile.s
.Mr. and Mrs. K. C. llerzinger and
family returned last evening from an
extended trip to California. They re
port the weather practically the same
us in this country and state that they
had a lovely trip but that li Grande
looks the best lo them, of the cities
they visited. They traveled 3130 miles
on tho trip.
Three Couples Licensed
t Marriage licenses have been grant
ed to three couples at the office of the
'county clerk within the pust 24 hours,
i Those about to be married Include
Leonard Murtln Hovers, truck driver,
1 1 i (irniuln und Piuicv Cowan of Pen
dleton; Kingsley J)o Roche Hundv,
carpenter, Portland, and Hattle May
Graham of He.rmbdoni William U.
Graham of Hermiston, and Huby P.
Shirley, ot l.a Grande. Pendleton
Oregon ian.
Here I'nmi Mlin
K. G. Abiley of Klgin, who is now
an appraiser fur the Federal Reserve
hank at Spokane, is spending today in
La Grande. lie has been making trips
throughout the northwest looking ut
farms and reports excellent crops
evi-ry place he goes. Or. Hut lor, of
Klgin, is also in the city today.
.Millers From I'nioii
Kd .Miller, well known sheepman of
the I'nion district, and family wero
among the I'nion citizens who attend
ed -the. Chautauqua yesterday. "I'll o'l
has entered Into tho spirit of tho
pioneer clothing movement und as a
roslflt look at iny wife and daugh
terj;' were the departing words -is
he -headed his car across the valley
toward his home in I'nion.
Kvangclistic Scricf.'s .
Hev. H. II. Neat und wife, evange
list: of Kugene. ami- thoir corps of
workers opened a tent meeting Sun
dayaiternoon at the corner of Jeffer
son aml Chestnut Street, south of (he
l-'oloy lliiilding.; Good attendance has
been noticed. The Old Time Gospel
Im r reaeln-d in its sweetness, pnritv
ItiHiils Hundred Per Cent Itclter .
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson and
family returned f:om Portlund today,
accompanied by Mrs. Clyde Zimmer
man, who has been visiting in Sea
side, Oregon. "Tho roads over the
Blue Mountains are ut least one hun-
Ulred per cent improved over tho con
j dit!on they were in last week," Mr.
Wilson stated upon his return. "I
I went over tho mountains at three
(o'clock this morning and had no dif
ficulty in making the trip unassisted
and if it can be done In the evening
-osqo -tn ip.w. ta-m jtiq A'l.uns v e.M
lutely no troublo in going over the
roads in daytime. In Pendleton I
heard varied remarks as to the con
dition of the roads, most of them
stating that they were Impussable but
when I got to that 'five mile stretch
1 found out that there wus nothing to
the reports. When wo went to Port
land, tho latter part of lust wek. wo
made the., hill unassisted -but the
roads have certainly improved since
that time hardly any mudholes und
only roughness being noticed." Which
nil sounds good to those who wish to
go over the lllue Mountains by auto.
The Market
PORTLAND, June 28. ( AP) Cat
tle steady, hogs weak with an un
dertone, sheep strong, ejjRS unsettled,
butter weak. All unchanged.
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A Last Year's Blck
A Block Away!
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t;c a ias year s straw wun a
than ym can cover up a yes-
nin a cjvc.
s. new straw for the
i some good compliments
You can't tliserul
cleaning any morel
tcryear's lireath vf
Tunc in iiow on
Fourth aAd listen
about yourself.
Sailors J $1.35 to $4.85
Panamas $3.95 to $8.85
Cheney Neckwear 95c to $2.45
Allen A Cool Underwear 95c to $2.45
ilichacls-Stern Value First Suits
$ 22.50 to $47.50
Ncttleton Shoes for men $12.00
Headquarters for Clothes for the Pageant
Standard Merchandise of Quality
Store Closed July 3rd and 4th
ih nli u-l'ih . nntnmnhiln nfLiT committee. Concessions for soft.
having made only the fast payment.
WELCOME
GIVEN
BY
CHIEF
IDAHOANS
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(Continued from pacre
nl view of a frontier town. It Im
pressed upon hlH mind the necessity
for a constructive reclnnuitlon pro-
irnim. KuKelmish r.nd aimd preeri'd
drink nnd eatine; stands have been
let by association but will" bo under
its supervision. , i i . ' '
Garaf-c Accomodations.
'Service car on 'Pendleton 'side of
Blue mountains, I.n Grande side aii
ati Meucham. witli coiii"et,eni mechan
ic? in charge and equipped with Kasc
liilc and oil supply, tiros, .tubes..
First Aid
First aid hospital in' charge of Dr.
W-T, J'hy.-of. Hot boko, ind with
competent nurses . assist uik. . oslau-.
lamcra iwuii irooii
holdel'it, leather
avenue. o-Js-tl i
FOU RKNT New modern hi-usc and
K.'irai;e, located corner Walnut and
Snrini. S-10.00. l'hono Dli'J-W.
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I WANTED To rent four or five
room furnished house. K. A. Sin
clair, Foley Hotel. G-28-2tp
the prt'irtdent his first rrtlies over Tdaho 'rfshed oil the grounds. Sanitarv
lerritory. In the pernor's party are'eomodations throughout the grounds
Senator Horah. Lieutenant (.over-. have been prepared.
nor II. ('. Halclrlclpe, A. II. Connor, at
torney sreneral; James II. Hawley, for
mer governor of Idaho. and I. 1.
Johnson, llotse hanker. Senator Oood-
Ins joined Ihc parly at Oooillnir and
Conitressmen Kronen and hmiin
hoarded the train further down the
line.
IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT BID
IS ACCEPTED
Water.
Abundant supply of pure drinking
water.
Uest Rooms." .
Spacious rest rcom for pioneers
under supervision of Mrs. Grace
Powers. Others for children and la
dies: Speakers Stand.
So arranged that all will be able
to both hear and see President Hard
ing during his address.
Parade Course,
Lino of march so arranged that
every detail will be seen by all.
wan
inn as Viousekeep.
or. Competent! nnd responsible.
Will payjgocd vagep to the right
"person' Phone Main ,55. 0'-28-U
LOST-VA vmied necktiepin. Finder
return.' to Newliii Drug Co. Iie-
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Dresses
for all
Occassions
Dainty voiles and ginghams,
also linens and ratines. Silks
in a varietypf -colors and
styleg
PoifUTOnyx Silk Sweaters and
Iosiery Blouses
French & Greene
ltcady-to-Wcar and Shoes
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The Hupmobile
1'he (irealesl
Gas From Food
Presses on Heart
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,m.m navAmont kn F.iffhth street
from the south property line of M
avenue to the soutn properly unt "i
Pennsylvania avenue, forty feet? in
width between curb lines, and includ
ing but one street intorsecticn at M
avenue; and by constructing hard
surface pavement on Nintn si'eei,
from the north property line of N
avenue to the south property line n miod In tl)frhiuxiMiiip ,rtm,
nC O avenue, forty feet' in wiilthhe- decaying ' f'ood-m(i'tt! i- 'you' ii ' v. i-
tween curb lines; and by construct- iiiuiifclit was In your sysioni which
ing hard surface pavement nt all nl-caused as nnd pressure pn ltoiu t. A'l
ley intersections and drivewnys; and iiTikn. expels poisons 'aiid k';is from
also by constructing sidewalks where hotii upper and lower liowH. ION-
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If tood dorw nt t tlicst It tiirA inlo
poisons which i!rm pas. Tkfs oft n
prraves .01 hvmj, , Jnd irf(y oi ifnn.
riiii.sing a m-rlou'n, tens I rt-iniH.
Hiinpii Imckth n larii, ulyrorlun, etc..
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The Cleveland Six
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same are not in place, comninaut.-n
curbs and gutters where same are.
not in place, concrete gutters where
curbs are in place, catch basins, tnnn
holes, and by laying sewer pipes and
monument frames and covers on the
above named streets, to-wit: N ave
nue from the west property line of
Tenth street to the cast property
line of Fourth street from the north
nronertv line of Adams avenue to
I the north property line of Washing
ton avenue; Tenth stroc-t from h
! point 7 feet south of the north line
of M avenue to the south property
line of Washington avenue; Eighth
street from the south property line
of M avenue to the south property
line of Pennsylvania avenue; Ninth
street from trie north property line
of N avenue to the scuth property
line of O avenue, all located in Cog
gan's and Chaplin's Additions-to the
City of La Grande. i , : "'
Oro Dell Matter.' 'Settled."..
Ordinance No. : 950, series 1923, in.
the matter of tho settling of the
question of the .contract .(contained in
ordinance No. 870;' series 1918. which
'refers tc. the' over or under crossing
tof the O.-W. railroad - west of. the
tcity boundary near Oro' llell, was
i missed. This settled all the nues-
I tions that are up relative' to the
overhead, the adjudication by the
Have Kidneys
Examined By
Your Doctor
Take Salts to Waih Kidneys if
Back Pains You or Bladder
Bothers
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How Will They Wear?
that's the first question a man thinks of when '
he buys his work clothes. Next thing. heJo,oJi--for
is comfort and plenty of it.Jtfrcthird is
reasonable prices.
" You'll find a crmbiijiittoii of all three here.
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ASH BROS.
"The Store That Keeps Faith with Ue People"
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1'iiit t'i;i:i)iT lotTp jM
Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer,
A.mbulance Service. Phone Main 62.
1505 Fourth Strcdt, La. GrjurtriTbrcgon
J. E. REYNOLDS gfE. ZIMMERMAN.
Licensed Embalmer.
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Furniture ExchaiiaHr
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E HOUSE FUKKISHEKH
fa for Sale or Rent
to $110.00
SOIIUE, I'rop.
Fir & Jefferson
STARTING TODAY
"THE STORE V1TH A CONSCIENCE
Mush your kidneys by drinkinR a i
quart of water each day, also take salts ;
occasionally, says a noted authority, who !
tc!Js us that too much rich food forms 1
acids which almost paralyze the kidneys !
in their efforts to exnel ifc from the
blood. They become jdunuMi 'and j
weaken; then you may sutler with a
dull misery i the kidney rcniun, slurp i
pains in the b;Vk or rick heaUfhe, dii- j
ness, your stVnadi sour- tongue is :
coated, and wVn the wTiIrt is bad I
you have rheumVtc twinijfei. The urine j
gets cloudy, full l scduficnt, the chan
nels often get sorAand irritated, obliRin
you to cck relie ivip or three times
during the mum.
1 o help neutrally these irntahriff
acids, to help clcan the kidneys and
fluh oft the body's urinous watc, cct
four ounces of Jad Salts from any phar
macy here; take a tablespoon ful in a
glass of water before breaktayt for a
few days, and your kidnex may then
act tine. 1 his famous alt made
from the acid of nrav?i and lemon juice,
combined with lithia, and has been used
for years to help flmh and stimulate
slucei'h kidneys; lo to neutralize tlie
acids in the ytem to they no lonerr
irritate, thus often relieving bladder
weakne-s.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: can not in
jure and makes a diltKhtfuI efferves
tent Iitiiia-.vatr drink. ly all mens
havf nnr ph-i'ian examine your kid
neys at lean twice a car.
Pageant Dance
1 The New
PIONEER PAGEANT DANCE FLOOR
Meacliam Is Now Ready
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ill P.e Held
Saturday Night June 30
LONEY'S ORCHESTRA
Floor Space S Ixl 01
EVERYBODY COME
A breezy comedy of
love und business,
with an iill-slar cast.
Story by
Teler 1J. Kynti
A Cosmopoutam Production
Cast Includes
T. IK) Y KARNES, SEEN A OWEN, WM.
NORRIS, TOM LEWIS AND
OTHERS
VAUDEVILLE
SUNDAY
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