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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1923)
PAGE TWO Tuesday, July Z, l!23 THE T.A rj!.NI)K EVTWCi ORSERVEIt unchang-d. dedie steady balloting. MisH Kd wards liohbl the lead by a few hundred vl-s, while M Ihh Kar ger and Alls Hunoii arc. battling for under, Ilritlxh from I'lraeu.i and the l-'iance, from Havrii. Arrival of VcM'l. The first veBnel to arrive officially wan thu Preitidentft WlUon which mad a iiuaranltno directly after mld nljjht, Ktandard time, 'i'hr Wunhinv lon came next. Others In their ord wen the Canada, Kidnnia, Klur '.'U-'er, Xli-uw A liit ij'i !;i ei, l-'ivine . .m kholiu, 1'renident AdauiH, Ai 'tui tftiiiu und Uiulio i'esuru. ' l-'onrteen stowawayn were found aboard the Olulo Oenare. Kour wucii unbidden ftuel wern found on thn I'resldente Wilson. AIohi of the beer aboard tho Prefll- ( ONTI NT LAI N IM'I. KKAHll'i:, Or.. July 3. In the the popularity contest to neb-et Sea-i.m-- nri.f iii the baihiiieT Rlrls' par second place. ade during the American l.eion con The countaing of ballots yesier-iay showed that Hi" votes hud been cast lor Miss llauou. while tho other two Jfl.f! were accredited with CO wh. Let a W.ini Ad tiiid your buyer. vention In Hepteinher, inree gum Klorenre Kdwards, Helen Parker and Kdn Hunnon continue to lead a tietd of twelve by In rue majorities. . three-corn, n-d raee. w hh-h d-- ifP' loped eurly in the t-onteM,remuniH lUiiLUimUiVILd More Than 1,000 Newly Ar- Tmniirrvanfc A 'P A 1- r..!-' lowed to Land; Several! ilentti Wilson was given uway to pas- Hcnifers uh the uhlp n eared American to r:- Tho rest was 1 hiown over- tmSISLAMD i PASSESALiENS Keep Gool! JULY It's :i hot wenthw month, and -. ih;vxhir, tiu'n to vacations, the woods, picnic suppers, and the best way to keep cool and comfortable. You'll find the store ready to meet your every hot weather requirement, too. Displays are just full of keep-cool conveniences, as well as Summertime apparel of all kinds for kiddies and grown-ups. Filled Nei 'f5tf.i ""ry'r',', A Cood Vh:vn to Trade HiUSGIM . Tfl RF s RuFVFn Q I U ULUUII1LILU I urate Geologist of Kansas to ?;Seek'' Damsites forr Flood Control. Lawrence, ki., July a. a trip through 4U0 miles nf ulma.it in accessible canyon of the Colorado riyflr an jrcnloKiKts for a jrovernment party is to tie the .suimni'r vacation oi'lir. H. C. MiK-.rt', title Ke,.iKi..-! of Kanu. am)- head tif the df part mint of geology at the University of Kunsa. Tlie party, under the lead ership of- Colonel Birdseye, director of the topographic division of the -geological survey, itt to leave Iee's Kerry, Arizona, about August 1, and expects to finish tlie survey by the unjldle of October. Jfl'ho primary" . purpose of the sur-, v6y, according to tl.ctnr Aloorr, iii 10' seek sites Tor dams for the con trol of the flood waters of the Colo rado in the interests of irrigation and to determine site for tho de velopment of power. . j Ten 1'erHonn in Porty. ' '.Thin party is to consist of 10 per sons. Colonel IBirdseye is tc. he in charge, with Doctor iM'oore ns geol-'r'.ist;-: assisted, by. two. member.! ol .Uic federal bureau. In adiliiion there i will be five boatmen and a cook. Where awiftness ofcurrent dees not toiake it Impossible, frequent stops 'will be wade for examination of the topographical and geolo(,cul formations.- Iiiv Krom ,I.ee's Furry to Needles, n .distance of nenrlv -tr-0 miles, the riv er has a faM ( r jivhi ;' ), ..;. Allllll-l. ;.i,l - wi.it.. i. . . i I. "tires were fairly well described by tlie Fowell expedition of IKiKl-72, and (he few exneditions that have been made since then, details are lacking, and it is to supply the necessary infor mation that the present trip is be ing made. Assassin Kwapes ' '.. OARCAS, Venezuela, Jul,- The jji-jas.-iiiaticn r Hi", .ipim i". Cmv, ;, iirri vfee pic.'iuVnl ol tlie cpuldie! ns characterized by congress was "without precedent in the annuls of Venezuelu." (ienernl (iobez, who was tlie brother of the president of Vene zuela, was stabhed to death while in his bed in Miraflores palace early Saturday. The assassin, who is mi', 'identified, apparently left no truce when he escaped. 'The funeral of Oneral (ionic. Wf.s h 'I 1 i:l?m fotm rAP.fi solo ji iti,(; MA DKTnniT, Mich., July 2. Kulo of cur and triirku in the t'nllwl HinltH jfnr tlit month of Mity tntjih-il 171,3m; llll'iiMllllK iu u ii-MJii Jimt innii.ii irj t h Konl Motor rornpnny. 'Dip. May itiilis were Mioio t linn f,fi00 icrpittor thiin thorn- of April, due tin hicH-aHct il('f!. i'DilUi'lion li;.:i hi i !i l!n ( Illy llm illUK factor in t In !;:ilt .s of i 'onl car;' 11 ml (iiir-kH Kinci- .Iiinuaiy, for at l IniPM onlciH on hand )itivr liri-n In 'cmh of the iminufacUmiitf capactly of Uic coinimny. "H ' 'H- ThH IiIk'i production m'ImmIuIp which nan Ween In cCf'Tt th( lant fow inonthK, lidui'ViT, p.'rini1td "SUxy (o how n t'.'in ol" l 4.1 t t rift'i 1 1 'li-livri icH over I 1 corn xpoij- " .' , ' n mm , (ar' anl II miiuKh th." (Viiir!.-'. n'h con.s. c ullve iiionlh In which wiIcm havr Ktmv ahovc lOU.tMKi. ' May ilcllvprlfH hvng Oip total or lorl wilt In thlH country up to TA2, Sr.fiicam uml tiucltn for I hi five inonthH from Junuary 1 to Juim 1, un Inori'HHP of a2,(H)5 nvi'P th munc iojthH iVjjV'o. iWIU-nnic ii, i ..i-oi-fl-hnuiljiii.--;. liirno-. I ;mI- r. (t 'i. ' lii-owlttJT d' lliiilld, h'oi d HalcH for H H cuciyt v:ti will ihum tli" million murk In July, u flKuro which would already liavo been ultulncMl had it Ih'ph powtlhlf Mr thi' company to hrlntf production up trf) tin rdrrn. , 1'rotliictloti Rctfittlit, Two new product (on rroordu wrt .stnhllshcd -by th" l'"'rd Motor com any Uiihur th- - i. eiidmir Tn:-- day, .Inn.- do- I'oid iN'cus an nounces. Tin toUtl dnnif-Htlc output for tin week wom 4n84 Kurd cum und truclvH TSli morn than the hiHt IiIkIi wtU, that cad I UK May ;,(.Mh with Hm total or ni'.ritiit. I Mi M y production w nt to a new; hljrh level TwBday when tho Kurd ii:iscinliy ii la ill s innnd nut II, "Kit fair nil li iicl.M. ! : ! ri-cnrd (' ti.TSI ihlahll.sin-d un .Ma L'Mli. l-'ordMin tiuctor production for the w-'f k win i.tifiH. Th lamolti iIIvIkIou of thf Kord Motor company produced 174 cum for th? week f-ndlnir Tuedu.y. l-'ord tno tor No. 7.777.777 wuti turned out at I lift Kord Motor company on Junn 8th and shipped on thai dittp to the Los MiP !'!! l-r:-n'' ii' 1' ctun pany. jiLitbiitnailiiLy j 9 1 I mil I n f 1 1 nml B . a n in u iMiiuiiNiriuuLULn; NKW YOHIC, July a. Kllli li-Iand, ifucitiK Itw icrcHtcHt onHhniKht of lm inlKranlH Hlnce Iho enactment ot the Is hit cent law hv coiiKreH. wua a 1 Idare of happhien Sunday uh would P'jio cHiyir vH; f.w . ve.-.ptlonH wero ti-d Htntct. .Medical and lmmtratlon InHpoctort worUUirf until niliiraH Kcunned llio Ktreama of humanity t'iken to tho Inl and from four of the tl oceuti ltnrni anchored at o,unrantine. More than l(io of the 2d74 allt-nt. urrlvlnK it he Island. II waH eNtlmat'i), wcr permltt m to (To lo New Yorlc. m,civ to :' CitNil TiVay. ', !h- .mi1. (i;i.-;;if; i n atifj!i natin;i- .iiitit H, v!ii h hatl hfit!iit-d tho aliens as I hey HX't'(!n ncrorH ihe ocean und waited ahuard ' tlio ships to dash for (iiiarantinc on tho, stroke of midnight, were not reached during the d' a' KIIIh ifdand. (.Jiiol for Greece and a nuiiiher of persona who undi-rwent exam i nut Ion Si i in lay either on ship I'ourd ut Klllr. islaml wuv IfiiHS. ' f Wrf '.'i -'.Ii. VJI -IIMKJt I'" ( ,;i nnivetf ,m ! ,h i.'l.ilnl- . and 4o" were iiH-iiihi'iii (H tln- CM-AV8 of - lint varioiiM cskc1m. The others wero cub in pusKcitKft-H. I m mi k rant a taken to tlie iHiand .Sunday were from the vch hcIh thai f irt cleared qua rant hie.; They wire in Hie 'oil owing order: f 'resldenle Wiinon. ' Italian, from Tr: with 4 '' ! eorago paase ng- eut; ; ( ,aii:;',:i. l 'rP'jeh. CirneuM, 7(1"; . -i-i,i.-. .; .'.i: I., i" .i-i.v .ii -i,a n',. ( ir.U'W. liow'rrjiaiii, 4 J i 'onmii jsloner of I liimiruiion Hen ry t.'iirrun, Wlio iixsuluVu office fcuri-J day. Kuid thai 224:. inihiitiranU would jho taken to Klli island .Monday from the HteantHhlpH Stockholm, Hwf dl.sh, from tiot henbiirg; I're.sident Adttinn, Atnerlcjin, from London; King Alex.. .. fd. Sixteen Of the 80G on hoard the Po Ionia were found BiifierliiK from coii lagious rilHeaMes and wero isolated. K pinto Hossl conimtsfdoncr pen era I of immigration of the kingdom of Italy, was aboard)' the Olulo Cesare. on the, Kresldente Wilson wuj Capt, It. A. Kupo, commiSHloner Ot linmi iTjitlon of Italy. The Italian official here lo obscrvo the workings of nil1 Aiiierleuu ijiiuia lawn, J-'lvo hundred Hollanders were a hoard the Nleuw Amsterdam, Many of them said they had acquired furmii in the far ajid middle west, and tuwert ed they Intended to become American citizens. Observer Want Ads Brtnx ResulU. i Help Kidneys y Dnnking More Water rake Salts to Flush Kidneys and Help Neutralise Irri tating Acids !'..v f'AKt.ANn, Cnl., July ' ulliinil' I llO (nllll 'Ill'' 1'IM1 '?'!' ' ' .'.IlKlJl' lIlO p. Uil Uf ilUI L'l.'t.lilllll I'll, tlie elusMi'oom teucitcrs of tho nil 1'iiuiHry will bring about u true so-i ci.il anil ect'Jionnc uevelopinpnt nmi will insure the preservation of our' hiirhest ideals of equality, opportun-' ity, nnii e(uitablc libeily for ail mankind, according to Dr. Arvid Itoiiierdahl, presidont of th Rainsov ! 'tiitc of Tf-'-linol.'irv, Si. ! . 'I. r in il H;i.i. ,1.11,1 l1H"Hi1i, NaUou al Kducation associutiiin here today. I The classroom teacher, he said, be-, tomes the silent partner of the busi-' ness man tliroutfh his 'contribution j toward jiroifress in education. FOR SUN-BURN WIND-BURN AND CHAPS ; ;: Silk and Wool Sport h Sails. Paris. Tailored sports costumes ': y JTf Ii!:r?;,' o If. nvnlo n' y- i..i:..uiv, i.;H,Ui;ll :tilU jcr. cy iM nuunfl a favorite with many women, : There Is some return to a bit of em- broidery, wliich taken the ' farm ofj wool flowers. iiionti find There iHii't uny nhavlnrr noap, how ever, Hint will make .shaving paln-l.'.-s to little Willi,' If hn Int-rror.-H . . " ir . :il il. , , Benzoin, .Cream , , ' . ' ' I' . .. i A, - Ifivrs Your Skin Like velvet. N&$9 . HICSCRIPIIIM DKU6CIST5 Kidney and bladder irritations often result from acidity, says a noted au iliorin. The kidneys help filter tin's :'.' id from the blood and pass it on to lite bladder, where it may remain to : rit.itc and inflame, causing a burning, Ki'ldiiip: sensation,. or petting up an irri-,- .lii u ut tlie nu-.k of the li!ad,!et oWfe 'i.i.i ion to seek relief two or tliree limes" during the night.' The sufferer in constant dread; the water posses rnineliuies with a scalding sensation and is very profuse; again, there is ditli culty in voidiue it. bladder weakness, most folks call it because tlicy can't control urination. While it is extremely annnyiuit and 'iTictinies very painful, this is often i ic of the most simple ai'im-nts 'to over time. Hifiin lrinkiiur lols of soft water, Mso act about four ounces of Jad Salts from your pharmacist and take a table spoonful in a fjlass of water More breakfast. Continue this for two or three davs. This- will help neutralize ilie acids in the system so they no lonner are a source of irritatiou o the bladder and urinary organs, which then act nor : nl again. - ; J:u Salts is iuexpenv, ni".l is made i-iiiii the acid of crapes and lemon juice, combined with lilhia. and is used by thiiaiids of folks who are subject to urinary disorders caused by acid irri tation. Jad Salts causes no bad effects whatever. Here you have pleasant, efferves cent llthia-watef drink which may quickly relieve your bladder irritation, 'ty all means have vour physician esam- v v;.nr kiiin. vs at 1r.tt twice a year. i.Wiiijii'"w,"3mS How do you buy oil? Your judgment in buying oil will give your motor short life or long life. You insist upon distilled water when you want the purest water for your bat tery. Because distillation removes the im . purities-Thut'swhyyoushouldinsistupon THE DISTILLED. OIL' Most oils are a compound of linhcoils and heavy "cylinder stock." Sunoco is not a com. pound but a pure, wholly distilled oil, and lfs made in six types. One is best for your car. It wilt not break do wn as most oils doj better lubrication, longer life for your motor. More power because Sunoco makes a piston ring seal that prevents power leaks. Try Sunoco. Have one of these dealers fill , your crank-case today. Ask him or terile us or booklet, : "Whm's Happening Inside Your Motor?" MARSHALL-WELLS COMPANY DULllTH MINNEAPOLIS SPOKANR PORTLAND These dealers sell SUNOCO talk lubrication with them ED CTR, La Grande. Oregon. HA1NKK OAIIAOK, Hafnti. Oregon. E. B. GKAVICH. JHirltee. Oregon. eaoi.i-: v.M.i. i:y oatiaor, Uifhkrml, orepon. HUNTINGTON GAKAOE, . ltuaUnfrton, Oregon. CI.AUK'H CAHAGIO. Pralrlft City, Oregon. WRIST QAltAQK, ' , John Oay, Ore'Bon. , ItTNTUrtA CARAaKi' ,'i -Junturay ' Oregon. t.; x C. It. WtiOPWARD, Vale, Oregon. ONTARIO OARAOR, Ontario, Or, son. OltKllON TRAIL GAR AOS. i .p'-i.-i. , i .-..n. AlihlNi; Tl.'N' AUTO CO., Couneil, Idaho, CAMRRlIinH "ftARAOE, t'ambrldge, Idaho. CENTRAL PER VICE STA., Holse, Idalio. BOISE SIOTOR PARK, liol.soi Malio, . I., , , i ; . MONUMENTS (?en:Carr$ Tlleinonal.Jrvi; riiJthe ll:ltiy";i Itioi'if, usily-ciiatL-U skin wait (Baby Powdor Best for Bdhy-Bctf forYa- Try the Drug Store Fit it Houghton's Furniture Store PEU.S FOTt I.FSS Ileal Haraln in floor) l'llinilnrr. OKDEIt TIIAT , MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument buildinp, and an order HruTi! i'i oi'v h.-v's i:: s;vv to roueivc l';;ithfiil, inljlli gont execution. We Will Gladly Furnish Estimates Blue iVlauaUiiu fviarble Granite Company 1.1U2 S Ave, I n (;raiil, Oreuon -' f' ;;.v"'i nil: '-i j l;.v'i.!iii.i:' in xi-.r li'i i.hup fa i line. ,eo our rainous AHimo I f S Hninil stump itooiIh of all kimts. If you Hie too on -.y to lome with your werk, phono us, wc will rail for uml ileliver. We A IV Mn-lle Tlioiiie'4 Queen City Shows i LA GRANDE IRON WORKS M.V'IIINn KII'H' AMI I'll -' iv All Kind! Of Aluehlue'ry, AuUimolj.i, n hum i.ich Ovorhauled and Rabmlt. AertylFB WelUInt ot AU Klnda , . I OUndr llorini nd Orrrilre Ptitont .' yivlre.t. Crukibafta, Pistons und I'liton Flni KrtrounA Oire Vi m Trn D. FITZGERALD Prop. Inclusive on tlie JEFFERSON ST. SHOW EOT M ERRY-f IO-ROI TN I) ANIMAL SHOW AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS Don't Forjrct the Time and Place Cleanliness A Modern Idea SHORTLY before the Civil War, Boston made it a pris on offense to take a bath except on the advice jf a physician. The Philadelphia Council tried to malic it illegal to bathe, between November 1 and March lo and failed by one vote. Virginia placed a luxury tax of on each bathtub in the stnte. Ideas regarding cleanliness have changed materially since then. In fact, ideas on almost everything have un dergone something of a metamophosis.' Today, these changes are taking place more rapidly than ever before. There, has never been a time when evolution hit such a furious pace when conditions changed so quickly when standards of living were raised so consistently. You may not realize it, but advertising is responsible for much of this improvement. Advertising has taken its place as a leading force in solving the wante of the people. Stop and think how many of the appliances you use, the foods you eat, the clothes you wear and other articles entering into your daily life, were popularised through newspaper advertising. Then you will lv-alize what a debt you owe to advertising. THE ADVERTISEMENTS MEAN A LOT TO Y0T" DON'T FAIL TO READ THEM i .w.,-,...- -hlH-ltoiiiiliMi !,. ,'nl. I fa tlimimmrM.it
