La Grande evening observer., July 30, 1923, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
THE LA GRANDE EVE
ING OBSERVER
Monday, July CO, 1923.
J
Personal Mention
C'ovo was I'pprosentt! aitum tN tri. t!i?vif;r. V'y, lVl.i.iro;
quests at the Savoy Inst rvrilius? by aru; Ytn ..-, Vvt. it. ' Okcian is
Calvin Wright. . Sationuf (Hwuw Mo.!ii V,v..i i
I.. A. Wriulit. Union .Iruiruist. v " 3" ..-: vacation.
mm crew
J.
BR NCS JIGT10N
Will j
rnn niminrn
run us flbLa
deck, and the first mat)-, Arthur! Onlv -1 ftflO 000 Afp AhnvA .accept any kin.l of a criterion which ' J tie same jwryworre.
'Stevenson, auw me. I lolil him of I I T! f I S2 in isna" limit college entrance to any TJie editor of Paisa Akhbar, a na-
jmy trouble uml suid I needed medi- A01HUI1 111 I niteu ataies ' ,t( t,)p of ,h)y futlirpltve newspaper of Lahore. Indin, says
leal alLeution. Vhen he cam. up and 7";, ,, . Iwhat thev mav. the ideal of the c..H"l have useil fhamberlain'.t Colic
; kicked mo and picked up a broom-1 (lly Awocmted Press) ( muili -U( vonwrvr tn jtP-.'niid Uinrrhoea Remedy many times
handle and hit me repeatedly on the; MS ANtrfJ.U Uilif., July .10. 1(,c)ua UnU nll, (u msil Uwm 0n amonjr my children and servants, for
. 1 yu'": ! . "7. V"i so that thev may Kend out leaders colic ami tiiarrnoea ana always loumi
.plained of anything on the ship I;of the United Status are below the fm. ha p.,,,,, j,,,, , Cimw." lit effective." Adv.
wun nt-.o.,ru cruifiiy, uiiu lor i uu v , an e pi oil si.uioaru 01 iiiiewiKrin.tr, 1
and
I reason I wan afruiil to ."ay (iiiy lliintt .and only .1,1100,11011 are above the
I aooui mc ueuun; i loi.
"When we arrived at Norfolk, Vir
ginia,
.standard. Dr. It. 11. Von KleinHmid,
prcsidcm
of the
I'nlversity of
Lot- n Wnttt Ai fln.l your hover.
a want ad wir.r, no it
..f i :i Southern f :ih toi-iim. i pcliirpfl hprp
ii Iiu.iiiip.sk visitor in l.a Uruml Kit-: ii,i..'. n.; ..,. '.ir in an address to the student hodv at,?
urday afternoon. , AL "'..' Stui'V of SaVnoei'V Almost included- They took us in at' the the -summer session. o
. ..I. I n.M.,,, . I I... V" """ ' i'i s "".V
'"'"""; .imu i)y;iliat they sent me
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l her motli-
Mr. Tjivn mid Tom Williamson, o? .
this city, visited in linker ye.torLiy. c
making UK; trip tiy auto. I ,
XTr. sr-J Mt-.. M.-uhind, of Kn-
Mr. nnd Mrs. (J. I.. Martin, of ('rpriie. vtft n'lri-ter.sl aiming the
Wallowa, were in this city Sutiir- av the I'onu- Satuiilay even-
day night as quests at the Somnier. ,'hir.
Ilenniston was represented anions, 1"" Jennie Ainswoith left t!-,i .
the (,'uests at the Foley last even-' morninir on No. Ji for linker for u
init by (). C. Young. : weeks visit with friends.
Mis Maud Carlyle was registered! 'r- Mrs. Kd. W. Haeknian
ninuli(t the guests at the Foley yes-l1""' Pull' returned yesterday from
terduy from 1'ondleton. ' week's pleasure trip to Wallowa
, ltke.
Mrs. I. ll. Williamson,
.r I., ,1,1 1
r,inU,i,i u...d i l, t: ,.i.. .,n.ia..i.... ' Mrs. Kvn Pnnnnpili, ,i.l Kt.u.so charge erui'ltv bv fllcers of the
unending the day with Mrs. Mattie daughter, of lioise, Idaho, left this 1-ritish vessel, which they quit with-,
Golden. morning on the blanch for Wallowa ' ou' bemK I""' off-
! where thev will speml a week visit-! ''ur t,ir''e weeks young Thaler, son
W. F. Murphy und family, of : '"K relatives and friends. I of Simon Thaler, local merchant, was
Portland, touring east, stopped ov-1 I1'1"1'": V'"Hvl-'""l "l Htt vilue"t',,
cr in this citv last evening us guests , v. v ,. . ! Hospital, Norfolk, Va., for injuries
lit the Somm'er. , 1 tail l eV In VestlKallllS l h,''. chums were inflicted by the
, i 'p.. K.,f. c ,.i. v. . chief engineer and the first mate of
" uiuunc uitiiLC the Mass.i.soit. His back still shows
(o the hosnital."
WtU'Itl Win- Veteran. j ''wml Mudge, of llrooltlyn, who
. i was an eye witness to i timer s
lly Chester It fa Ii n .troubles, was also confined to St.
Internaiional News Service Stall ! viiu-eiil m Hospital and has an in
CoriespoiHlent. jtervening libel and petition against
(,'! '''S 1'AIIS V V li.lv 'lo l'"e I'lasHiismi lor alKge.i iiamage
. lliiriiig a tale of cruelty on the high
, seas almost unbelievable in tin:,
day. Hubert 1- Thaler, of this city,
tweiiiy-two-year-old veteran of the
World War, has filed suit for ",OuO
damages against the owners of the
British steamship Mas.asoit.
Suits have been filed by twelve
oil. or members of the crew, who al
Th'o iiim-ty-ait per cent below o
si oliinl. or apiirosimately lui.nnn.Oiiii, g
st em likely to iner.-a.se to us.imhi.immi, i o
ami lln 4. mm, nun (lecr.'aHe to :t,uOO,. O
una. Dr. Von KIcinKmlil ilerlitreil.
The iiriliuirv work of the college o
or university is to deal with theiS
l.OOH.OOO and to train the people of0
mee'r 7 h. m"" i ?'Mc loaders in the future. - g
Thaler served approximately two I Q
the Forty-first Infantry,
both civil and maritime. He charges!
years
Seventh Division, Regular Army
liming the war. He enlisted at New
York in May 1918. and was dis-
fcharged in July, lpO.
says Ciov. Kmitn will In, the '
resident. Cluesa the doc lias got I
loiib dope- i
Wallowa was represented among i
Die guests at the Foley
night by Misses Uulcic
Oliver.
: marks and scars
Miss riessie Walker
morning on No. 17 for Portland anil
und Kuth ,.,.,. ..'.' .'v. ,' ;, ' ! ' injuries were due to cruel 1
the smoko liuentlgallon beKun h. I tlvatmeiil .,.,,1 I h,. il,( ,',l,,.i
thi) .Mellon Instltulc or Industrial Ho. I .,, i - ,.,'n .,'' i . '
Inft .I,;.,! " 1 "ixrsiiy
us Is composed of equal part-f
ul, temperament, and hcud-
llmrKli la
ever bnvn to nw u-n knou- tit,, pnounn r.. .
I IIIS- l-o lll.vi.wrl, 1, ,,..;.. :.. ."I., ., ...
,! ......ii., ' T . 3 v." ,iv.- itK.iui, -i.i.-o o, Mmuviia ILOUIIV lO
"' ' - ' lie .-mil.
Seaside
couple t
relatives.
Mr
. u- ...:ii i
wm-'lL' -Iir Will MII'IHI il ' i i.. ,
and Liver.
"Chamberlain's Tablets for the sto-1
wuw ii u.fll., l Uliae II CCe OI l,n. un, n a,.A Dnnn.i. T
'- dnsl, coal fell on one of m bunds .1,. " 7",, ! "'V ' "V"
,- , . " oi leniiig my irienns anu neig i-
ke I ks-; m T'""""K ",y ""''.i . Jbor of their qualities." writes Mrs.
, ,.,in,, I i i y Y"s o swollen that Fi William Vollmer, Eastwood, N. Y.
It'!. HUM'. ('Oil hi lint U'nVlr. .'Hid it w-u mret.. inn in; ... . . '. .
Hd.d i i.,M. win i,.. res;,,,,,,, i,..iThJ i ..i v.... v,. ...... . ... """,ct,r
dlreclion of Mr. .... i.hh. :.,il,. I,.,,,;.,.. 1....1 .. i! .
who has resigned i other l.-ifc t.. . k! f !
las dean of ll, e. school of mines i ,.,.. , " Vi....i" -V..i. " i... ' .."i 0 ul !"v mi Clio lrK are wear-. I
. . , take up 11,,. work .Vi, ' ,11 I -. , , ''n-rs lower In Hie nook, we I
nnd Mrs. Claude Cooper ac-! u ' , . gmeer, Allan Smith, ordered me to i,.ei,...,i - i
companied by Haymond I'ayton, lolH , . ' " 7..,,"""'' r""'"- . ' '-he bunkers- end shovel coal.l.v Splendid .Medicine lor the Stomach
move 10 iHiser yesieruay ami spetu , , , . " "m- ul ' regular nrenien naving
the afternoon and eveninir visitine- . ' '""or imiiiHir ul eliles will .,. taken sick. On M av 10. while
lrionds und relatives. 1. . y ' " ' "" 1 "p 1 wa;
or- eooiimnnive aonl.-sls, smoki-
Mrs- Sarah Nash is snendine- "!"" 'nlamlnalloi,
few d.-ivs near Fi.lnin.is.. vi.hin.r "" "lallllliiel are of "sinok
her dnii'irhln,- ,! u.i.l M , I ""'! especially low t-ln
and Mrs 11 C Shich s earhonlzulloa ol hllu.nlnous coal, ami s,,,-,-y to have it iVlind iffed Shor
flliss i.eoigiuuna Unit came down '...,, ' , 'r 1110 and was told that my arm
from Minnm Saturday evening on a.," ,, ,, "'l,T,,,,,' , 1,1 HeelroMnlic ; was broken. lie said that he would
short business and pleasure trip and """" '" """ke. i break my arm, and he hit me in
was rcgistirod at the Foley. mvIii ii 1 Til"'. '" """ ' evus M'veal times, with his
,..,.. .- 1 .......11 01 . , iisi, and Kicked me aroum on the
apparaliis lor hr. , h.termlmilloii ofldoelf .All ih. ... :.. m....
Jibe smoke content of ihe h, Thls'ico lv eves hurt ime so I could ,w,l
.. niil r Invest Ki,i, will l. see, and all the satisfaction that the
ontlnucd for a roiislderahle period chii'f engineer would give me was
.1 number of cllies , ,. snine j to say 1 hud -lilt in my eyes,
time. Ii. Ill, Mils will Uu,.,i 1., .... ,. ,,. ,
. . ; v'n "'.V way iiucK 1 was so numi
mi., -me. , 1 s 111 I "1 liver sninolhitin- ,. I .n
Wanted
Ciood Fscil
Furniture
Houghton's
P.'iys morn for your Rood usocl
I'liruHuro.
liaiKiiins in
-"irl JlndH' KprinpfK. Itockci's,
Hul Cftfi, 1 Jinlntf ( ' li;i I t'H, li.'ulK--H,
I )inlnc 'ra))los.
Krults Jara flue, 10c unl lUe.
Ilfinsliiclttnif
in ronniTtiun kivch you the hvxl
in thiH line. Wo churf 10c imm
yat'il and we furntHh (hrttmt.
lti'iiU'inlii-r llio plai'ti for nuick
S'Tvict'. Opp(i.sili 'riiornc'H (irne
ny. rnor: ri:i-,T io riu sr.
SERVICE
In at 12 a. in. ' '
Out at 12:20 p.m. 1, ;'
Our Service is quick and accurate.
Our Food is well cooked and wholesome.
NEW SOMMER
GRILL
Lunch Counter and Dining Room. -Washington
and Depot.
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Attorney f Denhnin was In from
I'.lgm Saturday evening on u short'
business tup and slopped amou.
the guests at the Summer.
Mr, and Mrs- W. I). I.ee, of llloom
ington, Illinoifi, were among the
tourists who were registered at the
Summer ftaturduy evening.
r
der thai Ihe
Harold lirowning, of Halter, left
this morning for Brunch line points
where he will spend u few days on
business and pleasure. He was rog
Sstercd at the Summer lust evening.
Mrs. J. Kliiighnmiucr returned to
Klgin this morning on the branch
line train after a short business
trip tq this city.
r irvb. Scott
was down from Jo
seph .Saluinay attending to business
mutters. Ho was registered at the
J''oloy.
Mrs. Candace Miller returned to
her home this morning after spend
ing u short time in this city visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. 1,. (j. Henderson,
Mr- nnd Mrs. Sam -hitch and
(laughter, who muko their home at
JCnterprise, were registered among
the guests ut the Summer Suturday
evening.
Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Smith were
in from F.lgin Saturday evening on
a short business trip and slopped at
tho .Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. P. Ilawlev re- I
turned to their home at Wallowa
after a short visit in this city with
friends.
fflemortal.'roi
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have 1 made a pro
found study of monument
building, and an order
placed in our hands is sure
to receive faithful, intelli
gent execution.
We Will Gladly Finnish
Estimates
ill!ii!!ii!lll!l!i
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
1503 S Ave.. I,n nr.imlc, Orcgnp
lisfi
. -till mm k
' J IN : i
jf JSIM jii.
l!IUIiil!!Oj!l
niieHalioRalUsQd Car Buyers Service'
IT'S REPRESEWTON
'Mrs. Leliny Hull, wdto makes her
liome in (llenns Ferry, Idaho, arriv.
ed in l.u (irumln today and will
spend the remainder of the summer
here visiting with her mother, Mrs.
- Mattie Golden.
Mrs. Myrtle Hunker left Saturday
evening for I'lirtlaml ami Seaside
whero she will spend a coupln of
weeks visiting. She was accompan
ied by her neice, Miss Iiorothy Ward
who has been here visiting for the
past few weeks.
in
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Mr- and Mrs. Ilert Oukninn re
turned vesterdav from an cxtemled
FOR SALE
A rlioico lioiun on ',T', nil t on tho
In-QW of tho hill in (Hit Town, nvr
lookinK the rhy ami vuHtv, roiiKlst
itiK of a mailt mi liou.s', 7 aon-.t oi
laml, u Miiiall laUc, triilt trt-i'N, hfrrh-n.
sliruhhfiy, hIuhIo tr'c, lawn, Kanlt n
mid pasl lire tin llal ptafi fm' ont
vlu ilt'sirt-H to Ui'i-p ii rn', chtcUcns
ilurkn, rt ii ii I t)i' prlrt in only JtiTiiMi
nnl n payuit-nt of liair cnni will han-
illo It; halalK'f (itiiik to suit tin- pur-
I'linst r. t'oiuc In ami li'I n nlmw you
a rat )arj:aln.
l'our-rooin linuso, lot 72 I no feet
Bllil:tttl on Nmth ti rth Mlrrrt. I'rict
9 1 1 fiit; $;;r.o raslt, put chii.Hi-r t an iih
Hiinic n nio'tKaK ru :tMi ainl pay
tho hnlnnr In nionlhly liiHlaltiiotitti
tfiiiiH to ho ngrvnl upon,
Vour rooma nmt bnUi, two lots nit-liah-il
on I .tike fllroct nrar thu Pat
niT ihIIIh: Unit triM-n, licrry patch.
1'ilci' Illfr.O; fiiin rafih. ImiImito i ihv
Utiuji to ho aun''''! upon.
Pnn't foiK''t w TV( sonn
rliolco uciTiiKit tmrlN, niljolnlnff tho
rlty on tho f-afll. that ran ImiukIh
on riiy It rnm; lo mune rholoo city
loin.
Phy, Black & Stoop
In The l.a rirnnile National Itank 111. If
I. firniHln, reifon
I'llOMC MAIN Hi I
CANADA
AMAZING
NEW FARM PLAN
Offered for the First Time by (lie
Canadian Pacific Railway
(Payments extended over ?.") years)
All ymi pay down is 7 per cent 'of purchase
price. Then you have one year's free use of land
without interest, balance of principal amortized
on an easy payment plan of .'11 equal annual'
payments, at rate of 7 per cent of unpaid princi
pal. The. 7 per cent represents li per cent inter
est and 1 per cent principal. Purchaser has
privilege of paying sooner if he desires.
The second payment: falls due 2 years after
purchase. The annual payments 'which pay
principal and interest are less than average in
terest rates on a bank loan.
NO TAX MS
on improvements
you cannot uj'y until you
invi:stk;atm
From present indications Canada will harvest
the Largest Crop
in the history of the country.. Why not investi
gate or, if you so desire,' help harvest this
KNOPMOUS CROP? In this wav von can get
KIKST HAND INFORMATION.' '
SPECIAL 11 ATI'S
To LandsccluTs and I!aiest Hands
For full information apply to R. C. I'osworth,
Assistant Superintendent of Colonization, Ca
nadian Pacific Railwav. Km. L'irj-lIOl Exchange
I'ank Mldg., Spokane, Washington.
Heralded as the greatest achievement in mod
ern methods of merchandising USED CARS,
the NATIONAL USED CAR BUYERS
SERVICE is coming to your city to bring to
you a definite plan of buying used cars, na
tional in its scope, with uniform standards of
representation, workmanship and guarantees.
It will relieve Used Car Buyers of the element
of chance and guesswork. It will put an end
to unscrupulous methods of merchandising. It
will guide your judgment in the selection of a
car that will be worth all you are asked to pay
for it. It will protect your investment in more
ways than one.
This NATIONAL SERVICE is a new princi
ple. a correct one constructive, upbuilding
and permanent. It is an exclusive service to
be used by one dealer c-nly in your city the
sort of a dealer whom we have selected because
of his moral and financial ability to fulfill the
high standards of regulations established by
this National Organization.
The policy of this service will appeal to you
because it recognizes your desires. No matter
how wise or unwise you may be in motor car
knowledge this national plan i3 so clean, open
and frank, so appealing in its get-up, so con
clusive in its proof that the most sceptical and
cautious must admit the security and protec
tion it offers to ANY buyer of ANY car sold
under this plan.
Think, if you will, just what you would like to
know about a used car if you were in the mar
ket for one. Jot down the requisites you would
demand before you bought and after you
bought. Be as careful as though you were in
vesting your five years earnings, keep these
thought:; fresh in your memory and compare
them with the plan which we will publish later.
You will find that our plan is the actual ful
fillment of your desires that is why we call
this the
NATIONAL USED CAR BUYERS
SERVICE
In La Grande
The success of any thought or idea depends, en
tirely on the doing of it. That is why we have
studied the local field of automobile dealers to
determine the most desirable to operate and
use the
NATIONAL USED CAR BUYERS
SERVICE
The volume of business or net profits that a
dealer makes does not interest us nearly as
much as does his reputation and desire to do
the right thing plus his financial ability to
keep faith with his clients. After careful in
vestigation, and recommendations from leading
business men, bankers 'and those engaged in
automotive trades we are glad to announce our
selection of the
Southard &
Shinn
Uulcic DIsirlbntoM "7
la iit.M)i:, oiti-:.
'tiolliiiK u 'hulf-NYlNon' (in a t;.ioil tliin.' Is llir way
Mr. Vnorlili's put It wlion In? tunk ovit nur plan. nn,l
u.' In turn IVW ju.it u (-utliusiaMU' In our ,-l,-(-tiuii of
..Mr. Voorhh-8.
WhUv iiuiHt iK'iilt-r.H hold slrunKc lili-as al.oiit tlut sort
ol othli-s that an- nrri'xxnry to make Ihv I'wd Car
Imslni'ss pay, Mr. Vuorhii-s .l.-ii.l. ,1 that this busllu-Hn
Is no (litf.-r.-nt in ila prolil.-uis that any other, ami he
for our uoulil npsot 111.- (l....- I.y tylns up tiirhl lo ohl
man "Cohl. n link-." Mr. Vnorliti lias l.ii.l tin- cor
rect foundation as evidenced hy tile hearty support mid
rapid Ki'owlh ol his husimss In this district.
We find Ihe spirit of cooperation pc rim-ntintf the en
lire organization team uorli, If you please, has mada
liossihl,. ihe fulrlll!ii,.il of .Southard - Shinn standards.
And now has come, lo slill finilier enhance ami Inspire
confidence In this orsnlzallon. Hie new-day system of
no rchandisliiK I'sed i-;(is.
LOOK FOR COMPLETE DETAILS OF THIS NEW, CONFIDENCE BUILDING PLAN
W I: D N ES OA Y, A I G 1ST 1ST
NATIONAL USED CAR BUYERS SERVICE