La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 07, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, August 7, 1923. Personal Mention MJS, at HiikiM' win rcpipsentcd ani""K tlip, Imnjrenp, Mi l Mm I'runch nncl I,. J. Kuosts ut the l-'oloy lust evonim; liy i l-'wiirh li'ft thin inoriiiiiK, l.y motor, (i. I'. J.illv. l'"r r""''' l"'" whiTi" thev "ill i-ppnil i-oiiip time on plfa-uri?. Tht'.v Mi-i itnlnh s'niith rctuinoi to hrrure iraiiiK hy way cii ruruuinl, inr nibt liome ut Klitin thi niiiiinnK afn-r siicniliiiir n short time in this city viitiiiK relatives. Mrs. Alfred llimliiiK Jr. loft last C ipvenini; tor her home in tspw i ih-k , Citv ufti.r siifMiilini' si'Vitii! wi'i-ks: . 1'rPil Prhmi.lt, of linker, is in this viitiii(f relatives here. riLv on u short husiness trip anil Willi init.s iiml In is (.topping nt the Knley. I.ostino was represented nmonR the ifuests at the I'oley last ev'enhm hy Thomas MniK"iizk'. Mrs. II. N. Wiiks anil iluughtrr, llnel. ,eturneil to their home at Vincent this niiirninir after spemllliK the past two weeks ill this city where IMiss ilnzel umlenvent an operation at the. tirainle liwiile Hospital. K. K. Hunter, of registered aiming the I'oley las', evening. Wallowa was quests at the Mrs. A. I). lilooil left last evening on No. 18 for Livingston, iMoutana, where she will join her ilnutthter and together will tour Yellowstone mix SUGGESTS 1 m nnirT i innn i!. I U II I I I III I ! unflr l vu i A. Ifci-iner, Car Servico: Agent Reviews Shipping jit nonunions lor r,)z. Calle handle, howev lei accomplish .roach junction ear loading on all rail- tlf Ht follr IIIDIll t)M or shows a considerable my similar period Uiir-Uti-'i. uih ami then aiion that Miiu i,.:,vv ill c'.niinii.- and Unit we wii! upon Hi handle a ntuHiv !ilUHa.sij- Volume ,,f trniTl,. t ...... I'lHtil the jM-aU is reaoh.d in October LONDON, July IS (Hy Mail) "hen. it iH eMimat-d, all railroads will Major-(Joneral Sir Frederick Maurice, load i.hmj.immi cars of revenue frclghl who whs Chief of Military Opera-j;i bruhahle increase of some lio.aoti " ",V iV '"' '..., i.. - .... ".., , KMuiNi; .or uiai f.-ii-oriition iuriios. t.'rip i ai urnc in mi -..i-twln on Mia in- 111(1111 II III :imi- v.. . U.. ti crease in the air lorces ol J-i-nitco"1 lii.nl. lirlrk and lino-. "lion! "' ..r -111 i-apiiritv llliliZ'd: fc-ralll. (ill her I han wh.-iil) " " -r nt "" pit (111: Inml'. r and nlhep prodilrla or the Inrrii, 7" l"-r I'eni to K!i I"'1' lit; miliar. .'.I' per ei-lll I" l'' cent: flour ami nun I" i cent lo Mi I" : III: and Vi-K.tlll.l.-S. 4" T rent to i& P' T ( Willi xlii li Ollllllodilii llioVinK VOlll it would s . III that heavier londiliK could I s. r ni i .1. imerjdiins ami Iteeiill-iuinuents. ItiBliiil as tar as practlenlde the nilllllar or ears nlilpl pern or.l. i" IiIIIk of ladilik-. also llnl- tho diversion alio I ' """.' " .....r.i.. I In. i-ri : i SI tt'in ' .j..-.. ilellt, OS NMCll liaildlilltr !e:ius,-s ileiay. w " tho:i .lei-oiumoilatl means ot re i on -i to :dior i will he furnished. I M's. M. I'. KtPwurt and son of Alle.l have lieeu HpeinllnK ln. Wi,,k 111 I'liioo vlslllni; win, Mm. Utewarfh .slsler. Mrs. Krank Uleker. l-tsl W.ek I 'iiliforiiia, lioiii and Stanford rniver.sity. I ,r a iiei ........... .... ' ' ' Meei.a. .iiiju Hc. Idrd win foriuerly a loilsie tiaeher In I'lilou ami fur koiih' time wiir local lihrarlan and will lot -apt dally wel coined hy the chihlreii 01 the town. Justice, .Maxwell presided last Thursday ol a trial wherein Hr. T. iinariahlyM. (.Minor.- was hrinc iliK . Halt iiculnni !irv lo so. Mis. Honk, driver ol' tho Itrancll the yield expected earlier in the season. I iirnish disposition 1 1 laker slaai ane. u. . in..... ;,H soul) as I. stinallon riiiiniiiimi or i:iuipim ni- prompt- Anticipate r.e.lpl m.l iirl-iilllfe ill Itlll'.ad Uiey may na-ie ...i !, null loa.iiiiit. rs mi,- h. iin: rcc. lv.d inlond currently, re- 1 cars plaintiff si llied hy ly so that and available Where more i than you can strict the loadiiiK llo not lltili.e ear! ,1 point of urlKlll- si. I Miss Kloise HiumniPiie. of I.ewis- tmi, Idaho, left this morniint on the hranch line train for 1'Jlifin where he will visit iclativeM for a few days. 0. E. Fuller and family, of Walla Walla, stopped ill Ihis city as iruests nt the Summer. They are caioule or Wallowa Lake on a shurt plea sure trip. Miss Graham came in from Elgin last evening on a short business uiul pleasure trip und is stoppiiiK anionp; the Kucsts nt the iSommei-. Mr. Salem, islercd nintJ. Joseph. ami Mrs. W. II. Diincy, of were ainoni; the tourists mit ul the honnner last evo They ure on their way lo Airs Kay t'utlin anil ilauifhter, M n i inn , lelt this ninrnine for tt tew days cainpinit trip to Wallowii Luke. Mrs. VV. F. Shields relurncil to her home at Wullowu this moiniuir alter visiting friends in this city for ll short time. and lll'itain that "it is hih time the question of limitation of urniament-i taken up seriously. lie says that the itritish (lovornment's recent de cision to nearly douhle Emrlainrs present air eqcipnient meant a re turn to u competition in armaments and that such competition is not like ly to lead-to improved relations he twocn the two countries. 'enernl Maurice emphasizes Great this, a ilerinlte con- :rain li.-is lii-.-ii aflopted ads lo prepare for the tills prospective traffic. Am leipalinu uli'uellv.- proii I'.v th.' rallr. hniiillliii; ol uuien ii-(ii-iiiii includes the piiridia.se of new locomotives and freluhl eiiip. iii.nl: th- reduction of the nilml.er of had ord.-i- locuiiiotlvefl and cars: the i-'-sli-letioii of Ihe use ol power and eouipiiient fur railroad const met ion uorl; to the miuiniino after sieptcm- Itritain's willinirness to enter into a!'"'1' loniiit.tiou of ntornif conference on the reiliiction of airi11111'''11"'11'" ul ''or railrond use hy -re-Senon Proceed early h pioK-ralns lor road st ruction: storaK' and other mater can he moved .Moiellienl Ihe season with and huililinif roil i- of coal, lime rock. ials or supplier nrloi- to actual who are without, Good Potniii ('run. 'have n fine showing us well OK the leliini,' the picnic croiinds,) SALEM, August 7. A bi unil bottom lund stuff. oi uo.iiiron uiKe, cai-H tine ounlitv uotato eroo will be hur-' ,i snnie sect ons of the country vested in the Salem district is the .,js )as , ibeen the case pnrticu report of those who are keeping' injlm-ly in the Middle West where touch with the local spud situation. drouth has hurt the crop mill l.o Although it was expected that thPij,, iie Dakntus, 'M'innesota and "Wjs- cron of tuhprs Ihiw v-piir loenllv as I hl..l, rpnni-t n shortaire ill uin.ni iioiiiii I well n ill ninn, kwi unu or nn iiiiiii- try would be cut -down very con siderulil owing to the low price that was obtained or potatoes last year it is said thut the crop in the Wilum otte valley will lie almost us big in llli'l us it was in 11)22 and that the planting in other sections of the country was nearly as large this year us last.. q The heavy planting in the 'coun-o ty und in other sections of Western i 2 1 1 : i . ,i i.. . . i. u vjicnun is sum lo oe uue to laiiners putting potatoes in where they have grubbed out orchards and berry vines as doie awuy with some of the grain acreage on their places. Growing conditions this year have been very favorable to potatoes even in the hill lands in the valley which oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Fly Catchers for ii doelor hill as sun III all .leclilent. 'r, , ,i,.t rSjOecurrcd several weeks aKo when the points. , singe was eoniiiiK down I'yle I'nnvon ti.. e. Vinson ol i nion renrisenter i-ii. and .Mrs. Ilnrrk was retire It. ItiliKO or Ui (ii-uiido. The easi was decided In favor or llr. (iilmorc. Aecorilinc. l i,,.,n ,m tepuli llcan there has been up lo Wednesday ol this weel: til cam ol cherries ship ped out of I'nlon and rove. It. is estimated Dial there will be about t'l) more carloads or Ihli: mill making a total ol over 70 cjrs for tin. um jThis year is one. of tin, row when a ihnmiier eroo uiul enml in-ii.i,,.i i.i, .... "'at iat the same time. on- ,,,. ,., , tll'lt the' " "'. iMiiiuoe, coillliv HCIIOOI armaments similar to the Washing ton conference on iiuval armaments. Hut for the present he says Kritaiu must, out. of self-protection, bring her air -trenirth on to that -of Franco. "Erance," says he, "is the ,,v Aineiican I'.aihvay nssoeiaiion. only country which within the next;""1 h"v'' 11 ' u.-riciai effect, the full I lie wune ilete. and an llicreajie In Hi av. ra... mil' i: pf j; day. particular at tention licinc. direclcil to the hand bill," throuifh yards ami terminals.' White Mich a proirntin. soonsorcd HIIIIII.IIOII reliuiiei... " ' iSllperllllendeilt il. huvllIK a few weeks peak movement .luring the '"''n' " . va-tio,i at this time and is spendins K.-pteinber. October and 1 """'! it stopping at the fnion Hotel, vlslt- niay be lediicr-.l. 11,.iii,i1j !,nK ,vi,h "-lends and enjoying Hie lie- !. g mi aibi'K la.il llis .-ouimodations of th. place Increase storage facHin.-s ; f'; Slage .Iriver liel.ap ha.1 reduced vide adciiiate tracliage cap. (It m ,,,, ,-. ,.,., Vnwn (() jt (.ninil,, necessary and praclical.le. In or. el ,-,., o .(, l0 , 7fl After an Illness or onlv a few dnvs luellitat. cars. the loading nil. I unloading of ten years is likely to tic able to con sider seriously un attack upon Eng- lu rid fronr the air. Today we are not pi ino most remote invasion which comes bv Therefore, for the first time for tunes, the navy our first line of Union News Hems her only be .seeur cooperation of the North est results e through the ac snipping public, and. In order thai the! It win- a lunger of muMinuin l.cnctils may he derived.! meeting. sea. ' ...iiouing sngg.si ions are given ensuing ""'is: meeting. the ! our low i.piijil i,. I,,, Irtlerlii! home defence .i,l l'1 cen- The l.iidies Aid ol the M. t belli their August meeting lawn of liie S. K. Miller home in t'Ploll Wednesday a I lei-noon. onihine.t business and oel:l I leelion of - officers for tile in- being scheduled lor lids Mrs. Krwin holds ever us that role has devolved upon the air lorce. E. L. Munhall, of Milker, was among the out of town business visitors in this city iast evening, lie was registered at the Eoley. Wallu Walla was represented among the guests at thee Savoy last evening by James Cooke and EipiI Myers. E. I), finer, of Cove, was regis tered among the guests at the Savoy last evening. Pendleton was represented among the guests at tho Savoy last evening by J. W. Kellogg. C. C. Cowin, John 'Ml Price, Jr., E, Mattnti, Jr.untdi..Lr 1A1 U'riunlilcs, ofi Nampa, Idaho, stopped us guests (it tho Rommer last evening. They expect to tour Washington points for ll few weeks. George R. Hicks and son, Chns. Kt Hicks returned to Kansas City last evening after attending to bus iness in this city for the past week. Mr. Hicks In part owner of tho Bo wman, Hicks Lumtier Co. in" this city. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. .Borkgren and children, of Levenworth, Washington lire visiting relatives at Cove for u few days. Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Heuter und son, Hobby returned last evening from linden Lake where they have been spending the past ten days. La Vera Eulmer left this morning on No. 2-1 lor Union where he will attend the fallier and son outing this weel;. A. T. Clark, lawyer of Portland, was among the visitors doing Inisi T'cis ni id,, l.imd office today, lie has Iieon tip nt Enterprise on busi l.c.is mi- the past tew days. Miss Alice Munbnll left this morn ing for Hunting-Inn where sho will visit friends for a few days. Mrs. .1. A1. Has and daughter. WHISKEVSHIP - ISATRJUIFH iiml l.oailin fir I'linlpini'iil pn'siilcnt. All llu- oUn-r oiTict-rs wt-ro ii- oi .l.TH a ri'iiHimiilili- timo i rc-Hfctcil. I.uncli was m-rvid nn l hi miIviiiiit so as to permit, of ascnt.i j i hi- ri'inaimh-r or tin' afternoon spent making iht-ii- ri'uircincnts known in in - social .way. ovtlt r Lli n 1 Hiillahlt' i ()ulpni.-nt can hoi Am lias hvon thi'tr rustoni lor kov prol(.,j, conlhiinir oi'I.th to your nc-cral yt-.irs tho W. '. T. f. jncmborn tual rniuiri'ii'ii nls ami known nbility j will fiolU their annual picnic tor the to load and shtp dally. Alter cars old folks and shutinM durhiK IM are rurni:died. load name pi'otnptly month. This year it will he heJd on -Hid fiirni.sii hilling' us eurly um con-1 W'. dnesday the Kill. A .special invi - Afr.s. Alary Oreen passeil away home jn.st weHt of Tnlon at l(i:0 Thursday inornlii(?. She. was stricken with ' paralvKLi and never rorovcred Chureli j front 1 ho shock. At the thno of her n thn 1 demise Al rs. (ireon was 72 vesirs. n monlliH, and lu days- of unc Her hijHtiand . W. Green passed away a ii -w nioiuhy hkg and It Is supporled that despor.ilancy over this loss; help ed to hrttiK on the avd lady'n death. Kuneral services will hi held at the M. K. rhurch .Sunday ai'ternoon ut :i o'clock. 0 000 ooooooooooo 00000000000 o o Gladys E. Miller Instructor of , Piano Limited Numltor of Pupils Will JJo Knrolled for Term Beginning in Septumhcr Address Drawer 873, La. Grande, Ore. FLY TOX El VAMPIRO TANGLEFOOT POISON PAPER Rubber tind Wire swatters swat 'em now TheLD"g' &3 PRESCRIPTION DriUGIST5 oooooooooooooooooooo oooooo j oooooooooooooooooooooooooo In New Mexico thov huve iluir n some prehistoric dice- Here ut Instj are some bones to prove the evolu-j tion theory false. ais tuny he hilled and einetU on first uvail- ANriinitAfiK, Alaska. July 1 ti (lv; Mall.) .Mystery ship.: plying the Si-j herian arctic laden with wliislmy. ; which Ih haltered lo the natives lor! furs, Hlill t:ike their toll of murd-r In I ihe pirallcal traffic. accorllng toj ''nptaln Andrf-w I'redcrseit here, who) sayt: he win. recently an. innocent 1 nieiulier of such an expedition. The limit wai; actual murder, ho says, when the Silurian govern nt at tempted to slop the traffic, ('uplain I'redot'sen'f; story follows: "We sailed out of Nome for what I:,,, WW tiJjJivtiliih a;U!t'lr)Kiva)ViH"t' Slherla. 1 wilt not tell Die nanx-u of Ihe owners or skinner of the trader. for reason ft host known to myself. At one port the boat took on a latere Itiantity of furs, after nettltiR the na tive d hi nk on moonshine whisk ev. An offlelal oT t ho Siberian 'fcovern- inent came ahoard to collect a tsi- iml force nayiuettt for the furs. Iln wn,1; thrown ovorhoard and shot. Th last I saw of him he was clhiK'inK lo a piece ol lei , I do tiot know wln-ther he died or wa rescued, tin Ihe cruse buck I heard talk of murdcrh'.K me )-- a use 1 knew too much. I'or nights i:(jtii(imenr to capacity confine load- si tr-nt s' I hat i jieii'iy for inov l:'hli Irain. Ileii U r fiOiuliuc of I .oud ears as near p'raeiicahli- alid do not ini; lo tariff minima. To iiluslrat.' Dm- henefits that would accrue throm-h heavier londinK would stale that dnrintr Ihe months of Sep temiier, (Jctoher and N'ovemher, I'.il-, the av ra'c load secured on our line was ::N Ions per car, or ",::. 7 per cent capacity, while had the cars been lu:ided lo an a vera ire of :!u ions per (car, (which is the minimum set for I the year MUM) we wmild have had ttivailnlde ;!,!(iHi more freight cars for Ihe niiivt uii'iil of In laid durimr the '. i )M0U' lis referred tr. ' tlWH tow avei-aj,'e olilained In spile of lln f ief that 1 uu per cent 'or bct jler loading was Meemed on coal, sand 'and rravi-lj ores and bullion; und be- I woe.n loi pei- cent ami ftfi pes cent on v Ileal, ami was caust-d by the light loading of fiieh com mod il ie.s as ce- tation U given lo all people over who live in I'nlon or vicinity. "ASK Till-: rAVIXOI'I.' .M llfW Till: TIM I'II jU UT A inn ii buys n , .lKI ) f'AII because of Ihe saying in money over a new one. t 'er tainly litis is the wise tiling' to do provided always lie lias Selected a good cur. A good car'Iias not depreciat ed more ilium 1 to JO per; cent, aclual intrinsic value, but Um comaiet'cial or price Ipi MDirr uicitc i1 THE INTERIOR value Jihh d.ipreciale r.u per ct-nl. Then ((nicker u;iy lo save The w ho)' U 'ntion 1 :t: to is no money, hinges esied in In niv I didn't sleep, and w hiln I r the bunk I kept u revolver hand ready for act Ion." I Correct this sentence: "I have sev enteen kevs on my rinjr, uid the man, "ami I know what each of them is for." An Omaha bootletrLfej'i when con victed, was permitted to jjo home to harvest his wtieat hut he must lei lite corn alone. It is estimated that there will he a billion bushels of wheat on hand this year,, or enough to send 7ti, :I2 more faun hoys to the citv. A Uritish M. 1. has called the op position "white-livered cowards" and "dirty dogV The American lantf- uatre isn't so different, after all. ooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooo O i o Tin: rr-'io-i.Ti-: tMi:iM':'ti:i; iiM".s up-to-dnte fTols. Thost' which are of Um1 latest Improver) style, of the highest, attainable reality, dur alde und lasting, and when he buys t !p in be goes lo I .lily's for I here Is' thrf one place where the best .ilue;; .are al w ays gi en in price and i'iality. I I.. LILLY Hardware , bouever. on the soil of car you buy.' and from whom ylrtl boy (I. Our ears are ' sohf ' utKl.r IliC 'NATIONAL : S P. O ' 'A H Itl-YKIi'S HKIiVh'K m truth felling, con fide n p. inspiring" plan. The purpose of this plan is to tell the public the his tory of the car in affidavit form - the shop record sheet Itemizing I lie Inspec tions and improvements which we linve made, plus a certain guarani ee t hat the car will perform satis factorily to you. Without the National Service no one is sure that it is economy to buy a lM-:i i'AU. "Ask I lie Knvelope.'' i A. K. Clarke, an attorney of Port land, who for Heveral years wiir very prominently politically In the; days win n itonsevHt was In bin prime and (he Iblir.Moose parly seemed destined lo be o.uile a factor. Is In I .a Grande today on legal business and incident ally ho Is calling' on :i number of bis friends. After a t rip to Kntorprise where he had business, he stoppr-d here for the day. j lr. Clurkn wan engaged in a luera ; 1 1 -' law practice when the war '.started and he enlisted In the (jjervleo. While be was .stationed at Washing ton, O. ., in a legal capacity lie nevertheless yiw considerable nf the workings of tho government durln? ,a period of war. As soon as lie was discharged from Die itervice ho re lumed lo (.irej-von and opened bin law offices, ' - '' Let a War. .d find your buvor. Use the Short Certo-Process For Making Jam and Jellies with Berries, Peaches and Other Fruits 1 Minute's Boiling ' of 2 Pounds of Fruit with 3 Pounds of Sugar plus -1 Ounces of Certo, makes 5 Poijnds of Jam. Price, 35c a Bottle Patt ison Brothers Grocery Phone Main 80 ' 1 '.. I'ltAN'KI.IX lnlT HI'li'K SIX I -( n : I ii-:i.iv Kit v i-i ii;n i'i u pi-: Southard & Shinn I M il Cars I I Hi A. him- SI. NEW SOMMER GRILL Open From :()() A. M. lo 10:00 P. M. If Its Good Food and (Juick Sen'iee You Are Looking for This Is the Place to Get It. Merchant's Luncheon Served From 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. 45c A Full Line of Spuntex Silk Hosiery In All the New Colors at Sl.r0 Per Pair The Bootery Inc. A Paradise for Tired Feet Home of the Arch Aid Shoe (iUOVKR SMITH, Mijr. 5 Depot Street Phone Main US Blind to Opportunity QpPORTUNITY today means just one thing a money surplus. You need money to tide you over during the change or to make the investment necessary to get start ed; Ready money means opportunity the power to grasp if. 35: iff .ii ;n . When we do not save, we are blind to opportunity. A well tended savings account here means a growing amount of ready money. It is the key to progress. Start yours to day. ' States National. Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON IX I I0O0O00OOO0OO0OOO0OOO0OOOOOOO00OOOOOOO0OOOOOO0OOO0OOOO .v.