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THE LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, July .6,1023.
Personal Mention
THE OPEN
COURT
nl once shrinks him to littleness
her PKtimuticn?
DISGUST!-'.!).
Iinnnlil I'unk lum lie n ioniinir a of thin clly. nlurned lionin III in iiiorn
fw rinyn nl Suninirrvllln vIhIUiik rola-,lnu on No. 17.
Ilvei: iiiil frli.ntln.
Slw. K. It. I'Wiir. of Wallowa, war
registered iuuoiir the puphih at ill--Hnvoy
lttNt evening.
Jnwrili wan reprPHenloil nuinlii; Iho
IViiohIh ul the l-'nloy )ai evening by
J.eonaril I laininnck.
M. lloherlH, of Welser. M.'iho, was
. tf wislcri cl ainoiiK the KiK'xlH lit llui
Hommer last evening.
I'lnrence WnorlH. who haa Hpent the
ikimi row days In l.n (Jratlile rrtiiruril
to I'f'iidli-toii IhlK niornliiK on No. 17.
Kai l J. Rtacklaml, Jr., Lester Can-j In t .s
i'-y iiiiii i,eorire l oons ot l ove, rm-! I milly lo l-a tiranile in IK":'. I liavo
tmeil to tlie city yPMteiday, .-peiaiinx ihuvi li il humlri ila. peiliup muml
several hours visiting. ; ihousand. miles l.y muKi.. Dui-Iiiic iiv
' llioanllnK school ilays as u .voiiiik Kill.
Mrs- A. I.. Parker and Mrs. N. C. I oii.n irav.lcil alone, sonieilmis llw
Loii left last eveninjr for Oiitnrio.'oniy iass.iiKir. ami always ncelv.l
where they will spend several days h he moi r. .pi-i-trul coasiiicratlon. In
visiting friends uml relatives. jiaci, I reel .mile sure that a yninif
- woman IruveliiiK ulone in those days
Mr. ;ind Mrs. II. V. Tyler left lastjwas less iikelv to meet wlih any nn
nitfht for Minnudika, Idaho, after iiovinir cxm rlenees than in t !,,.,, .in.,
AN'tJKI.S SIllll'I.I) UK
IN UKAVKN
H.IHor. I limn,!., (ihserver: Whim Tl) the Kditnr of The Observer:
lilt' SI I t'el 111 K ilL'l' rlr eeru u In II,.. ..... e ll
lo ii .1 ii i ll t . ment made ly me lanuiimn roresiryi
10 especially the Open Court, would likel , , '
hlKO .it .l l. I ' I
which
Hoy Guard to Protect Forests
OTTAWA, Out., July . (AP) One
hundred and forty thousand Canadian
...1 1 1 I l....wlu.l ;..!. .in
CIIUMI U" V n lltivu wril Iftlliiiril ,.iw u"l
t I.- I i.-,.l..n I'm. ..nil'
fair,
that
prevent foiest fires in the Dominion
this year, nccordinpr to an announce.
should like to nay a trlhni
rapidly dlsappearllitt class of ' T.V : il J I , ..r .. i Association.
I was horn In Western iireton .-.....-.i;.,., .n'h ni-tielw ..nn.L The new organization,
!i and cami- with my father's L:i;... .... tn ,,,i., known as the lountr Canadians Fnr-
inir and other crepc-hunifinir ai tides ';"- , -m- i i . .Ih t r
appear. 11 mese people cannot c y. "-.
spending several day:
visiting relatives.
in Enterprise
l-'red Jack, or lOnterprlse, was rec
Isleriil al the Havny last evening while
here altemlinK lo litisltiess.
Mrs. II. T. Oliver arrived In this city
Burt Humbert;, formerly of Union,
but now of Wallowa county, is spend
ing several days in the city visiting
friends.
Joseph Ilunnnn, who has been vis-
itmif here for the past week
Inwt rMm l...l 1 1 I.. . - i . ,, . 1 . : .
" " "" '"" " " I mi-lieu ui iiunuiiKton tins morninir
" """en Hume. wnere lie will spend the summer with
, , this aunt und uncie, Mr. and .M:rs. Ed
v.. K. Vehrs, driiKirlst ot KIkIii.Ih Hannon.
anions tne ont or town husluess visit.
or,, in the rlly today.
JohuHon and Charlie Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. William Pachman re
turned to their homo in Baker yes
terday ufter spending; several days
hoin or Wallowa w.re reKisiered at here visiting at the C. K. Kinsley
I ho
Minowa was n-presentrd nmoiiK j Mii. J. K, Stephenscn, owner of
"" rmvoy i ist me time City Hotel, of Jluntiiiston.
i venliiK hy Chaa. Ilerrv.
J. Jl. WlneRardner, of I.ewlslon.
Idaho, wai. rcKlstcriil iuiioiik tlio
Kuestr at tho Hummer last eveulnK.
Rylvan fl, f'ohen, of Pendlelnn, was
In M (li inde Inday atlcndlllK lo liusl
ness mailers.
spent yesturday in the citv attend
ing to a few business matters, return
injf to her home last evening.
Irs. I I,, Cross, areouipniiieil by
nor iiailKliler I. Mile, arrived In Iji
tlraude this inornlim- ror a short busl.
, lies,; visit.
I.'d lleiitiey,
ul l'indeonf
tho fiiii'sls ul
days.
Avho makes his home
Is registered amont;
Ihn Savoy for u row
Mrs. A. Iluscknis, of Knnsoir City,
und Mrs. A. I.. Hhlvely, of (iklaliuma
left IhiK mnrnliiK for Knlerprlsn where
they will bikini soma tlmo vlsltln.
Mr. and Mm. Han HohhlnH, of Mn.
row, Idaho, wero registered nmoiiK
llm itursts at the Hoininer last even.
Ut;.
Mrs. lOllcahelli llvm and children.
relumed to their home at Walla Wal
la 1 1 1 1 mnrnliiK tifler spendliiR some
lime here visiting.
-Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis I.alunionder
left last evening for Nampa, Idaho,
and will return to this city in the
next few days and make their home
nerc.
uf luxurious I'lillmans and ohsi-rva-
lion cars.
While we could not he so unp-o-eressive
as to rean-t the liiiiroed
means ot Iraauil, yet w( miisl admit
(hat traveling by slope coaen h.id
some compeiisattons. When vou took
your seat hy the driver nii.l were
butlolieil Into "the boot" ami nt the
crack oi the whit those six spiritr.,
horses siirini: Into action and vou
sped up over tile mountain., down
Into the valleys, on throiiah t'le rivig-I
rant roresls. your face Klowed und
tintrhd wlih the liesli air and oii f-.'t
an exliileratlon that you will never
find In the stiriliiK alinosidier.. or
our dralierled I'tllllllall. Yi-s, t--l!i.
HtaKing had a fascination of Us own.
The men who drove the stages were .,
lass unto themselves. They 'nave no
successors. Their typo die.i wlih
tliein, und f, tor one, mourn their de
parture. Harriet It. .Maclionald.
see the bright side of anything, thev
will get no credit for outlining the
shady side.
If you cannot smile, weep to your
self. Everybody wishes to he good,
thrifty and honest, if you'll give
them fk chance.
They also want to live and enjoy
themselves. That's what this world
is for. We cannot be angols,
Eftypt Needs New Uuilding
' CAIRO, July !. (AP) The Egyp
tian Ministry of France has been
asked for a special credit amounting
to about $!7o,000 for the purpose
of erecting an annex to the Cuiro Mu
seum, the building of which has been
rendered necessnrv bv the disenverv
men place is in neuven. n you waiu;oi iing Tutankhamen tomb,
to b? an angel, that's the place fori The work is expected to be com
you. There is no drinking, no Sun-, menced without delay, though the
day dances, no flappers, no spooning, .exhibition of the objects discovered
no gambling, no living, and that's the will not be possible for some time
place for anybody who is an angel, after the careful and expert treat-
I.. O. K. n-ent they will require.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
BiAtwiPR hhof and rouNimv
AH Kind! of Machinery. Automobile and Traeton Repaired,
Overhauled and Rebuilt.
Acetylene Weldlnj of All Kind
Cylinder Boring and Oversize Ptatone J
Crankihuftii, Pistons and Piston Pina IteKround 1
(Jive Us a Tnul
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
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.Mr. and .Mrs. .'red Jennlson re.
fumed lo their houui at Vincent
Thursday morning after spending the
Fourth of July In this city with rela
tives.
.Mrs. .1. I.. .Metcalf and daughter.
June, relumed homo to North l'owd-
llns morning after Hiiendlug a
short II In city visiting and shop.
Plai.'.
.Mrs. H. II. Houston relumed lo her
home nt Vincent this morning niter
several days spent nt Hot Lake and
Mi'liehiim. Mho was registered at Hie
l''oley last evening.
J. llurneiin und ranilly. of Twin
falls, Idaho, wero III this city- Inst
evening and were registered at riio
Komnier.
Mrs. R J. Ilamhellon, Mrs. if. V.
Tyler and. H. !:. Ilamhellon wero reg
Islered among the guests from ICnler
Jitie ttl ('aojS (upijivenlnK.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Cllhhon, of
Illehland, Oregon left this morning
for branch lino points after snendlng
lust evening In this city an Riiesta at
tho Foley.
.Mrs. Hetty X.lmmernian. or l.a
Orande, Is n guest al the homo of
Or. and Mrs. c, T. Samuels, and Is en-
roule to Yellowstone Park, artor
which she plans o visit points In Can.
"da. and Alaska. linker Herald.
Mrs. ,M. 10. Iloiialdson and dallghl
er, Kllen, relumed 10 Vincent, thla
morning where they are employed I"
the liowm.m llleks l.undier Co.', nf.'.'i'
aiajidlng lie , Fourth of .Inly In tills
oily.
Mrs. Jameii Odell, of Portland, who
hK been vlalllng for Din past month
as the guest of Mrs. Mmest Wnlklns.
(irnnd Jury Indicts 10
CHICAtlii, III., .inly :,. . lioseoe
C. Andrews, fnrmer federal prchi
bition director, John E. Early, form
er head of the enforcement division
of the locul Drnhihition office nn,i
iiilne others were indicted by the fed
eral giauu .jury iitiuy m connection
with tho distribution among strck
holders several weeks ngo of the li
tiunr stocks of (Jrommes & Ulrich,
liqunr dealers.
Charter No. .1I4
Krsrrt District No. la
IIKPOUT OF THR CONDITION file thp
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
At Ui Clriimlo, In tho Htat of Oregon, nt VUttw nl' HumIlii-mh on Juno
iti;soi;urRs
l.ottnn hiuI dlHCOiintfi .Inrliullntr rM)li;otinlfi, au
ritptunoofl of otlier bimkM, und foreign lillln
of exrliai.fto or tlrurtn with IndorHuiiient of
thtii bunk 9(17,400.02
lotul J.ounn
V. S. Cuveruiiiuut M-'cul'ltirn uwiml!
JMunttetl lo HQcute elrcnlutlon !'. S. Ilumln par
v,lI loo.oun.oo
AH other Vnllrd Htuten Covrrnninl Konnltiitii
(IncttidlnK pi eiiiliiinfi, if uny) iiiT.jifiO on
Totul
ftlifi ImiihIs, hlnrkH, seciulHfs ,r(4:
Itaiikhijr JlouMc, .i7,a4.(tu; Kurnlturo nnd flx-
tun-H. $ir,.(i(i4.iy
i:ul oaUto owntd other tliun bunking holier
J.awru) reffivc with Federal JtfHervn Itank
"njih In vault and amount due fro in nut tonal
liankn
CherkH on other bunk" In the name city or luwn
as rcportlnt; bunk (oilier than Hem 2)
t.'tm-Us und drutln on bunkn (Includlnv l'drul
Itvftcrvw )tntik located onlflttl or rtly or
to iv ii of ifporltiiK bank I'rtS.no
inevltunenun uifh ltein? 4TS.;iO
i;edeiuptlon fund with I.
from V. R 'i'leaHiirer ..
? !i'!7,4fifi.ij
:o7.!,r,ii.(iii
IS. H47. w
M,,(iil4.IJ
1 U'. -'in. t',4
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AsltH 'A Dclicalt' ()ucHlion
To tho Kililor:
Are younp men losing respect for
womanhood V I am writinir this arti-
clfi in the hope that it will nerve us n
miiTcr to those afflicted with this
so-culled love disease or whatever it
might be called. .
I consider myself n respectnhle
youtitf vomnn and like to have fun
and a otn time of the rijcht kind.
In this old world of ouiv, amid worry
and .strife, a jolly jjocd time, where
one can Iniitfh and enjoy life, is a
necessity nd not a luxury. I thor
oughly enjoy ood company as most
of us do, mid it is really a treat
nowadays to meet a clean man.
UuL why is it, that so manv of these
apparently fine men men that soom
aiiove reproach and are admired for.
it in public life will, when alone'
with a Kill, take advantage of the:
situation and harass her with violent
lilies and indulge in such other con-1
duct as will make a irirl lose resnect.
and wish she had never met him, and aim I comedy for mniv Vr.un v,u .war
louny i ;ini liiioons tin I'onntry ov
U '( ' rt ' Afoft
rA ;k'1i'JTt -
SitiwrrifYS
My Baby Skin
St)l'l and rosy as -10 years ago. Due to a new-type clay
Hy Edna Wallace Hopper
Picnic Suggestions
Red, White and Blue Bunting, yd 15c
Large Covered Lunch Baskets $2.98
Fancy Market Baskets G9c, 89c, 98c
Paper Plates, dozen 8c
Paper Napkins, per 100 15c
Sanitary Paper Drinking Cups, 10 for.. .1.15c
Tin Cups, each 5c
Thermos Bottle $1.25
Paper Lunch Kit $2.25
Paper Lunch Packages 15c
Tin Spoons, dozen '. ..5c
Paper Spoons, dozen : 5c -
' ..
Andrew's Variety Store
& NiaoRBtiisiH
us. m
ua a h b t a b b a u i n
Suffered 25 Years
I AM entirely free from my Piles
and aches and pains," writes
one of my former women patients
who, after suffering 25 years, was
cured by mypainless, non-surgical
treatment. But this case is no ex
ception, as scores of letters in my
FREE illustrated book will testify.
I use no knife, anaesthetic, clamps, liga
tures, stitches, burning or other disagree
able or dangerous method In treating
Piles, and GUARANTEE results.
Remember my guarantee
means a positive anil per
manent cure no matter
how severe your rase
may be.
DRr CHAS. J. DEAN
2ND AND MORRISON PORUAND.ORCGON
rUmosI any ulrl oiic-foinlh my 'i:iy is tin- final rosnli nf "u vi... f
Mi.fiut - ihj hi linn rH'.HMi : niMjr, isr'i. niiiic sindy. i::;),it.s nn:ilpdi
Idooni. V-l I liiivc hi'i'n'ii. Klnr in mn-innlil iwv I'ihiii,! nn'n .ii.,...ni
lilc)i ltrin;,'M tin' maximum r'snllH.
Tiny lound ways lo tvi'iito H, to
ivtnfue thi' us.-lcNH mud. Thn Ihpy
produci d a white, rli-an dainty clay
:i di liljlll t ill 1 htlltf to uh-.
Thm tlu-y found I'iiftor.s lo In- aiid-
d lo In-ill nuiilitd ifsulls, In 20
yi-ars th.y IIiiih nioilnri-d Iho rlnv I
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Any Make Sewing Machine for Sale or Rent
From $5.00 to $146.00
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
I I. Mil; III,.
for tin- hcauly I ii t;iin.
(Till of
nuv Ihir to my moCii i'. Sln lanuht
me to fouler iiixl pn-NcrVf my In auly.
ToB-ctlH'r we trav.'h'd half I In- world
nvir lo find the ImmI ways l;jimn lo
do It. Tht-H" ln-ii uly hi l u cusi me
yfiji of Hf'a rcliiiiir and a I'oriniir, )mt
tlii'y nindi- njf what. I uni. Now, in
rdn-1-r K' iH ilmli-, I nm n hi inn oi lm :i
to 14" t tli'-in, ami at mnih Ml enst. I
liopf in IhlK way lo .uiiiK !o inil
lioiiM what tiny hronlii to me and
mini'.
Miile Youth Clay '
I owe my ronijih'xtiHi, nhor (ill, to
a clay I fonyd in l-'ranm. ( 'lay wa;
jtln-n ii novelty, uhoi! hy fantous hnu
lii'S only. It woh ti clay tliat made
Ihi-ni famous.
Now ( oiim li tis woim-n nrc nui'vr
ci:iy. clay has lu ronif a ivpojrnkt. u
.SKrntial to h.auty at its lt-nt. Alwt
lo continmd youth. Thr nultn
rtsiMtlisji lo uomi'n who vnro for thcli
lOOkM.
Mnt many nr.- lining ciudi' and
muddy clays, such a.s 1 uit ycaiff aj;o.
Thanks to .sci' iU'i-. I have today
.sonn'thiiiK ten times better.
Now a super-clay
use t'hty.
For all women now
The clny I iik. -my White
t have now arranged ho that nil
may et thin rlay. My While Yonlh
('lay will amaze you, whatever clay
you've used. No other clay I have
ever seen can in nny way compare.
It brings n hew comp!;;ion Willi n
rosy, youthful bloom. Many- women,
in :ta minutes, seem to drop ten
years. I'impieH and blackheads ko,
blemishes nnd wrinkles disappear
Voiiwv Kirls fvnin now; Treshnoss. Old
er si; ins retrain bloom.
All iltiie; stores and toilet counlors
now sill Kdna Wallace Hopper's
hit i Void h Clay .Mic and $ I per
t u be. Also my Youth ('roam, which
should follow the clay. Also my Fac
ial oulh my liquid cleanser. Ali o
my He.ir Youth, which brought my
luxuriant hair. My neunty Hook
j comes with onch.
j T iiitfe you to try my White Youth
Youth i clay in fairness to yourself.
R Treumirrr and duo
TOTAL
V
l.lAltll. III1S
rvpltul nlock julil In
tiiirplun fund
t'udlideil proHts, lum niir. nt t'pensM. ini. resi
and la.xes paid
Cbvulutlnt nolfn outtitnndiuv
Amount due to National bunks v
Amount due to Hial bunk;, buuknn, and tiuit
compjiilB! In the I'nluri -utrfi mid fondm
counttitH (oilier than tneludfd In ltrma it
r 22
Oriiritrl rhfrks outitlundiitK
Total of lU-nifi HI, 22 1 S, 1'4, uml 2 it
iMiuiantl depovlu (ntlier cltau lianL depv,u)
hiibjn-t In ltrnorff (deposits puyalde wlttim
so Hays):
Jodtvlduul dfportltd aubjfct to clieek
CeitlflratM or (tfpoiitt dut In Wat tlmn au d
(otltot thuu for money borrowed)
b'tate, county, or other municipal deposit bf
rured by ledn of nfrth of thu bunk or
surety bond
Total nt demand depontta (other tlmn hunk de
oalla) subject lo lleherve, Ittuta 2i, lT. Ll,
8i and 81
Timv luMMtu stilijicl Ii Kesnvn (payable atier
SO days, or subject to au days or more notii t,
and postal suvUk;s
rertlllcatra of tlvpoall (other tli.ni tor numev
borrowed)
OtUer time deposits
tftlal savings deposits
Total of tlm deposits subject tn r.erve. Items
82, 83. 84, and 36
I li.-.S.I H . 4
$ t oii,oiio.nn
Si. nail, on
4 m; :: :?:t
!i;,mhi in.
Sale of U. S.
Army Boilers
G pal f)Sc
7 gal $1.20
V- gal $1.-18
8 gal $1.G0
f) gal $1.S!)
10 gal $1.!V.)
i.KU I
l'l 144. SS
a"4,"n4. i ;
7,li.". !l.llv
t4.'.""7
t.i;;.vi 14 4.-.
TOTAL
Rtufe or f.irPKOH. 'oun(v of Viiion, ...
I. T. J. Kcroinilii. C'iililir of llir ilmve mnnul liuuk. ilo n.ilnunlv nwrur
Dial llio ihovo lllulBldflll It Hue lo llm I... I of my knowledge uml lnll. r.
T. J. KlTHHiHIV, fmlun'.
Aulnwrlhc-il rtml Hworn to hifrtr,- mi-
till! till! tiny Oi Jill). IIC'J.
A. II. IVANIIOK.
Notur Puhllr tor Onnron. My totu
luiMlon expli-ca MuitIi in JVA.
roiIllKiT .--Attmt:
A. I.. IIH'IIAI'.liSON.
WM. MII.I.KIt
f. 1. rui'OH.
lMivetoi..
F. L. Lilly
llartliran
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The Hupmobile
lif .nnl.'l Vuliif flffrrt
lixlny lii ft I'mir
Cjllnilir i'mr.
The Cleveland S
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A llmv ronililniiilon
Tin- TmirliiK Car, HI. ID.". 01)
V. n. ll. I.n (;i.in,l,., iire
l.i'l Hi ilrlllniiNlrnti tlnM
tinittlrrfiil ,-r.
Smith & Frees
1M7 .IrfrrrMin Atp.
I a i.iiwim:, olllliO.V
(.'all Main 622.
v For comfort cud cleanliness
burn PEARL OR
Instead of "feeding" a range in a not,
stuffy kitchen this summer, you can
save yourself a lot of trouble and work
by cooking with a good oil cookstove.
No coal or wood to lug, no ashes to
shovel out. A cool, clean kitchen with
n steady, controlled heat concentrated
directly on the utensil.
For best results be sure to use Pearl
Oil the clean, economical kerosene
that is refined and re-refined by a
special process. .
For sale by dealers everywhere. Ask
for it by name Pearl Oil.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results
LIGHT
FLUFFY FRESH
Holsum Sweet
Rolls
EVERY MORNING
A
WHOLE PANFUL
FOR
10c
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
PHONE MAIN 80
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Oil.
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Menu for Friday V "jf
rinni iio !! ir.(.' x
HAMiWII'IIICH V
v.ni ir.c '3
Tuna I'inh lor
1''la)Vi'r I &c
Sltreii Tnin:ilo'H Slip
Slirt'.l Toinnloi-H Willi liinyuiiual.si. 30c
SALADS
ronil.innlion 'ri;..nlilt! 4"c
'oinlilnnllon I'ruil - :t:"ic
Jtunnna LTr
Hhrinip 4'ir
IlKHSKItT
Olil Clnry Sp.clnl S.'.r
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The Palace
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