La Grande evening observer., July 31, 1923, Image 2

Tuesday, July 31, 1023.
PAGE TWO
THE
LA-GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Outing Clothes
At the height of vacation season all are turning to
Outing Clothes. You can't land a ten-pounder or climb
a mountain, play golf or picnic, without the proper
outfit. Besides it simply isn't done any more. Outing
apparel of all kinds will find satisfactory selections
here.
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A Good Place to Trade
1 ' TOKIO, July !! (By Mail) Brit
ishers, wlio formerly had the largest
'foreign colony in Japan with the ex
ception of the Chinese, now arc ue-iuo-
given a close run by the A"mer
icnns. - .vcturns iust issued show that
(linvn nn O r.CJ.. Tl ! ti cliAHo WttitilAnf in
fjaiian anil AMU Americans. There
r"liii-"i(rn flheiTlist MakpS Ex-ha also been an Increase in the mim-
penments that Are
FINDS A WAY Tfl
-SPI IT Fl FMFMTS:
U I ll I 1-tai.uii.n i w
BRITISH DEMAND
The proposed route will follow the
Aiitlji'hlun etui hi up IIh eastern
siile and down Us western side, and
will present wonderful opportunities
for the stinly of nil iiIuim.-h urn I con
ditions of jreolojry. The party's first
stop will be in Rirmintflmm, whence
it will travel to Montgomery and
Aulnirn, examining the bauxite de
! Dnsil h iimuiitl Mm'fin C.porw'ui stnnn
13lVeaten to Invade Capital 'Mountain at Atlanta, and the marble
Jand Block Traffic If Pav-Z ZSLS
Sliament Pays No Heed to,'-. i the route, also Ashcviiie,
Ford Owners' Demands., IV'uJliJZJX
J jVicKinia. will be visited, the Uni-
t EQUAL RIGHTS
I Virginia, will be visited, the Uni
.versity of Virjriniu, at Charlotte;
mile, and the National Museum at
; Washington, 1). C, also Johns Hop
; Kins at .Hammnre, rnucetou, am!
swing around lo the anthracite .dis
trict of eastern J'emisvlvimiu. 'thev
J w 1 1 1 travel on to the tnhiinjf point
which is the Museum of Natural
History t New. York City. . . -
The nurtv will lie in charge of
rrifrwKnp JTrvroff n hd-frstar Tlie
members will share the . expenses
which have been figured down to
make them as economical as pos
sible. '
4 Itv JiuM M. thimli.;
4iilerniitlotinl News Service Stuff
'! f oiTesHndcht.
iLO X 1 Ml N , .July 3 n 1 1 n ry Ko id
llfJetltCllH t( VieCtlttllt the ('(lIltlH ol a
PuJlttcul storm, in KhKlnnd.
til Ih Wib't. 'thiil' 'l-'ord;' will Junior Hie
ptjflltlcul Ihlil In Cial Britain, 1 mi 1
IUV.,lm"ri'(tttUJK iirev.'ikm'o .of. litH earn
nmniiK ItrltiHli iiwiici'H in apt lo cuumi
ICJUFftjiTU tolrttiMii n k vomc" Hi Hr- "trmrt -v.
lei ...
.'' jTllft iNud (tWIUTH' AHHOClallOll of
Gfeut Hritnln htm JiihI been onfunl.ert
lo demand etjiiul Hunts lor Funis ami
Font owners. ' Thl association hn
taken mi lninii-llut aii'l hoi Horrent,
fund and threatens1 and titlark on
1'ni liHnnMit. .
The re-Bent Hrtl lh motui -tux Is
tile cause of all. the troitlde. I'nter
Itio preftviit B.VMiem of luxation Fonts
hre chaiRet) at tbe mte of $r per
horsepower. Tlie owners of l-'itnl rars
claLm this Hstfio of laxatton Is mi fair
and tliat the tiff it nutjorli' nf Kiik-
JI.hJi carfl, which are far more v- M., Hlx
periNlve ttian l-'onlH do not have im -i'Iuh." v
kreat hoi-sepower as l-onls and 'n
pe'iuently are taxed Ie.n,
Thv l-'oril Owiivih' Amsoi IiI Um Iihh
placed Km RTieviineeH hffore I'arlla-
tneni aim nan inreaicncn itiai n i, v hn-dav.
nro Ignored all if llio tord owners siallon ,K(-nl (l. T. Ilallunl sjivs
lu Kutrland will orni.e a drive mi ,,. , ...... K1, ,,1IMV ln
I.ondnti ,. , i , ... . ... .. ... n iillmv ,I1M
how hrood ImslntHM Ih hut Horn nasi
em-tlH N'uil h I 'itwdrr Ik coin I hit to
III they are heard." Thin U a srrlon , )(, , )s, ,1(Ht Jn ,(u. n.,t.
inr'UI. iM-rnnne l-oounji i jiiream-
.lUft'erinc frm vwy serious ti'afllc
Jt it. t-ilm ;ted that then- are r.foi..
(Mid ord inmi;. In Knlntiel. Tho
pblilicul t'l fcsiiri. whIMi on it lc
lbronKht to hem by their otKaiilza
(Ion Ih heliiK Klven serloiin cotiHldera
tion by political leaders.
utHttlo of the (pR-Mt Ion of taa
1 1on, I lie Kord Ownei H AskocIiuIou Is
also out to demilld etiat social
riiflit.
'Olillelllor K. Hales, or Manehcs
tv.t. uiie of the b'uderr In the l-'ord
"iWner AsHOciatlon, proelatms that
"If you take a Ford to an ordttiiirV;
iote! you K't Hiiub from I be
'toots.' " Mo ilemands th tl thl eon
dlilou he remedied.
Thus the democratization of the
world by the Ford seems to have
rein-tied oven dignified and sluld old
KnKluud.
Jeiiry Furd'n picture. ly the way.
Is bucumliiK. utmost us common in
l be streeiH of London as bin motor
crt Hre.
l.onUon'ii slilewalk arttatH
Loudon .did will "Ih- outside
M 1th t heir cars, (h n c tutu I .oiidun
at. a kIvi ii time mid Mock traffic nu-
STOC K SHIP31ENTS
CONTINUE HEAVY
NuKTII I'OWbKU, .Inly 81.
North I'iiwiIit ts maintain: tts record
of heavy livestock shipping. Last
Saturday m-vt n cars of stock were
shipped I'rnin this point. I ,cp Tfroth
i'I'h and M. I'undlff, of Maker, ship-
cars of lainhK lo thtcato.
iv purchased from .loin-s -
ami John .Mrl'hcc.
The tldvt'll-i;vans (iraln i 'o. ship
ped a mixed car of cattle and hows
to Itodlnc ( lark at Portland. Sat-
shlpplni;.
fact that the total gross bonded in
debtedness of state and local govern
ments bus increased from $,850,000,
000 in lill.'l to more than $10,000,
000,000 at present, placing an an
nual burden in this country for
debt service charges of $4 on every
man, woman and child.
Several instances of large increas
es in the last 10 years re cited, not
ably 'Arizona from $10,000,000 to M;J,
000,0000; California from $10,000,000
to $70,000,000 and the combined in
debtedness of countv governments
$12,000, to $110,000,000.
uec'ted to Revolutionize
Century-Old Theories,
('iMM'.UM, .Inly 31. .(AF) Two
chemical elements hitherto consid
ered imlivisihle ha vi lnen separated
by IM. W'illlJiiu I), Harklns, pro feasor
ol phsieal iliemlslry at the I'nlver-,sll-
of Chicago, whose experiments In
this field art expected to revolution-,
izi. chemical theory ol u century.
lu. ilarkins eXplMlnedj bow be trlfil
lo heparate chlorine, the jfrecnish yel
low hjis lined hy t lie (rcrnmiiM when
t Hey first introduced chemical war
fare. ),hloiiiio lias lonK been consid
ered one of ih" !o odd elements, like
i a rhoii. oxytjen and Jiydroen. which
ha vc defied all (it ti'inpts at ili vision.
Them- so-called elements are present
in the carl! i and In the sun.
"l-'or five y a rs we worked" he said.
"We fried all sortH of apparatus and
used tin-re thin a Ion of hydrogen
chloride hefop- we succeeded. Tho
uas was diffused through the sterns
:of church warden pipes. These pipes
ale made of white, clay ami have
sleim; between IK and 24 Inches long.
Tin. liuhUT parts of the gas passed
outward lhnniih the stem's. The
heivier parts remained, and thus we
diM'i ep-d that our so-cailed element,
chlorine. rould e .separated and
anolher lime-honored theory . had
surrendered. Vlri ually all physicists
and cluHNifts in the ("nited Stilted
have accepledhe results."
I u . Mark las then demonstrated
that mTiiry, also I'onsiflcred a fun
damental substance, can he broken
up. Like I he chlorine twins, the parts
of mercury look alike hut are vastly
different in weight, be explained. r.
Ilarkins is performing .similar experl
jmcnls with 'Am: and cadmium to ses
If I h'-y loo are mix t urea instead of
elements.
"These experiments indicate, then,
that there probably Is only one fun
' da mental element Instead of tho a a
jwc have been pinning our faith on all
tthese years." I r. Ilarkins said. "That
; basic element Is hydrogen, and, ac
cording to my theory, all the ho-
called elements arc compounds of
helium or helium with hydrogen,
lint since helium Itself Is built up
from hydrogen, then all tho element a
are lutratoiuic compounds of hydro
ber of Russians, composed largely of
political retugees.
There are just under IIO.OOO fore
igners resident in the islands, of
whom nearly 20,000 are Chinese.
ltainier Cannery liusy.
sou is past; fish are coming in .slow.
m Ulackhernes are arriving in po-ia
T , ,.,, (V, uuantilies and are being put up in
KAlAUUt, vr.t juty .n. -)SVVl, for commercial shipment,
onnnuiir e;Lnn on ior oeuu uic ... ,.1I,1i ,,c n.n Unriii'
-" r- , i r . -Well US I'M . run 'i ' 1 1 in...
plant of the Allen-lleiHliu:ksoii Pack-, h()te,s ()f j.(11.llm.
mg conipany's plant will continue; ....... s ,. ...milu, i.. from
to run ut full capacity until weni ('thm.t unit
a far south- us Wairfn, Or.
nlonif in the fall-
The early berr.'-'
and cherry yen-
Hend .Mills l'rotecled
BEND, Or., July 31. The liiffh
dcRi-ee to which preparedness against
fire has been carried out in lUend
and in the two big pine mills which
form the backbone of Mend s nidus-
trial growth was demonstrated Sat
urday, when M streams ol water
were shot into the Deschutes from
the mills on both sides of the river,
and from the city pumper stationed
at one end of the bridge spanning:
the Deschutes.
In all. the two mills and the pump
er were manning 45 lines, in addi
tion to the sprinkler systems which
protect every part or tne plants.
LOANS TO
MADE UNDER
The Federal Farm Loan Act.
b','c Interest No Commissions No Bonui
Easy Payments m Non-maturinn Moiteage
Repayment Privileges
Write for Particulars to
The California Joint Stock Land Bank
PENDLETON. OREGON
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1L0SPE1P
IS ili DECRIED
New Trust Kuilding Has j
Largest Hanking Room!
CI.KVKI.AM), July 31. A1')TIh
I 'nlou Trust biiiMiutf, Clevclaiid'H
lai'K'C'Ht, l nonrhiK' compb'llon at 1 he
conmr of Knclicl Avenue uml JOast 1Mb
Htrt-ct, lu the bourl of the downtown
district. Tin Hlruclun technically is
-''i hIoiIth hlMli and Ih hcllcvcd to
bavn llio tnruvst hniikhiK room In th
world. .
Alarhlo colnmnH rise lo the- full
rive-Hlory IniKlit ol tin- niiiin Icinklnw
room, which Is "I." Khapftl, kIvIiik
tin- aaviiiHH d.'imrl nn-nt and comiucr
!! dcpiirtnu'iits vv a winif. Around
the room iiio (wo ImU-onica. ' llnhd
with office rooiun. The Mnvlnit room
is Ioiik i-nouKb for n 1 tia-ynrd ilnh.
Knur and. onc-luilf floors of tlie,
building will be occupied by the
hank. Itrside Die offices there Willi
he u calVirria mui kitchen, n com
plete hospital witli private rooms and I
two wa rdH, r.s( rooms for employe1
ami several private dining and lunch
eon rooms lor ronlYrciiec-diuners.
The only state that appears to
have any inalienable rights left ts
the state of niatriniony.j
Australian Km its Prosper.
SVnXKY, Australia. June 2rt (Hy
Mail.) The annual fruit production
of Australia has increased from
about I.IMIO.OOU hu.-hels in UMS to
l.Ti"J,S7f, the figures for last year.
The fruit finds a ready market in
Kiiffland. whore it has already served
to lower price on 'all, classes ofj
KARESS
PERFUME
..SPECIALTIES
.,';
DISTINCTIVE
CHARACTER
i
, - T erf ume
Face 'Powder
Toilet Water
Compact Powder and Rouge
in tsingle and Double V unities
Talcum ' lirilliantine
Sachet Lipstickj ''Bath Sails
GLASS DRUGS
The Straight Lines
of the
New Modes '
Are Gracefully
Achieved By
Wearing
91
for
Apricots
Canning
PHONE YOUR ORDERS THIS WEEK
FULL LINE OF CANNING SUPPLIES
JoePs Grocery
Free Delivery
Two Main Lines M-759
Front Imce Corsets
Never liave the styles calted so
insistently for lines that are
straight and slender. "La Ca
milIei', works wonders In gently
persuading surplus flesh Into
fashion's silhouette makes your
gown a smooth-fitting success.
You'll love the new models of
"La Cainille" giving you tho
lines and buoyancy of youth. O j
Tow-tOpped and of daidty fab- 2
ricutlon lightly boned but vis
ible only in their benefits.
Be fitted to your individual
model of "La Camille" nnd en
joy a youthful figure and ft flex
ible ease that Is delightful,
A complete line of the latest
models always on hand. (
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetlcro
Phono S22-W Res. 1702 Oak
The Telephone Directory
Good telephone service depends vitally upon care in
calling telephone numbers. A wrong number called
causes loss of time to you, to the party called and to
the operator.
It is not the loss of time to you alone or to the oper
ator that concerns us most, but it is tho annoyance to
the party called. Your mistake cannot be explained to
him, and the Telephone Company is held responsible
, for your error.
Consulting the current issue of the telephone direc
tory, instead of trusting to memory; giving your num
ber clearly, and quickly correcting the operator if she
. misunderstands your call, will greatly increase the effi
ciency of the service.
. Home Independent
Telephorje Co.
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XKW VoliK. July " 1 The Na
tional Industrial conference lias issu
ed - warning against extensive
HTttwth of local i'ulelitcilness, the
inevitable result of which "is that
future -fenerations will he weighed
down wilh ilcius, the proceeds of
which are hciug ummI fur construc
tion ami improvements that the pre
sent jrenerat ion is enjoying- and
many of which will have out li veil
their usefulness within tlie present
generation."
The boa nl calls attention to the
" ,1V ..-" q
stft'Hn and live from the penntc
Kivcn them hy kindly paaMcrsby o
hae MImcovuimI" Kurd. No np-1- J
tHt sidewalk art cvhlhlllou Im com- o
Jilely these days without a llkencMa of O
(tip iHMiott automohtlc maunatt-. 0
One urtlDl drew a hold nkelcll of o
Kot'd mui tinderhealh It wrle:
"The KtcheHt Man In (he WorM
M'rnwu hy tho I'oorcst One."
Thy laxcrlpttiin pleased lh ar-
HM'ft "ustomer" tlml he admttied
botUHty might compel him lo ultet It.
ills hul wan soon lilted with pennies
and Hixpcures.
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In tho 2
Summer Studies Involve
Auto Trip of 4,000 Miles;?
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(Bv Associated Preis)
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from June
to December
and back
in one day -J
W.j T M. LUI4-M.R, .ni.t uu i O titi Tut
et itlong Mlthoul ftome of out 0
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Z9 fjflrrvtnv nut a custom Oslao-i o O
lished last summer, the Department j g Why not call on v today, m to-o
f.. Geology of Mississippi A. & .M i0inntrow ut lnt xt. nnd Sl-:i: tlx 0
oon will take He annual field trip, 1 o j1Jind5oine and mtlntle new lines of 2
Iffcvmic the college the end of ' S dlhrB n w itlM lllMed lo ou.o
w: mnniii two monins on nm "i. o ... t., , .
hirr .1.-.. .k. .i.wlMti, will U stock last work. mi II itdmlr
Canadian
FaciSic
llockics
Jpuve traveleH 4000 miles.
thi in.
iThe Wd will be nmHe In two .sne-
ially constructed utomolil trucks
nil the party, which consist. of two
pMfessors and nine students will
crrv its Mionlieit and camn on the
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Cool dewy sunrlw. Keen annerite for ttiro.ilt
lat. Alpine Ilowera nodding guy good
mornmpn. And hick home it starts out a
hot summer d.ty.
Up the trail through IniRtant forests, afoot
or on ponies. Jolly companionship. Out
above the timber line. Past the last edel
weiss at the edce ot snow. It's a sultry 11
o'clock back home.
Roped together. Up to the peak with the
Swiss guide. To a spring of cryst;J water.
Your lunch a feast. An hour's rest in
the sun on the roof of the world. You pity
your friends back home.
' PonihrOTh.toldmifm(CTiwChtMU
Like Louiw.w Kmcnld Like Chalet, or m
ol mhl Bunr. .!o Cmr. Stirrer A Un..!.
licwuieTnlrm Sleep Itkeikai ol a A T.rt-JiL
F inaw lekf km,, wrilt m cmll
I (Ati
' H. IhiKxin. I.rn.l.l Atrnt
l'( ll n
I Thlnl Mm'!
MlilllmiiMli n,,. n,nj
I Pnrlliiiiil. Onurai.
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Station S-a-v-e
y II Emcss.nges from this great nation throb wih grati
fied desires. One man tells how opportunit found him
fied desires. One man tells how opportunity found him
an old man thanks his savings account for independence
and security. Each tale jells of a goal attained or within
reach. All is success.
What would your message be? Is a savings account
smoothing your path? Start here and stick !
United States National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON