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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1923)
Wednesday, August S, 1923. PAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE FANNING OBSERVER ' ft j 7 if u O O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Personal Mention LONDON NIGHT Vt V. r. Wado Im In from Klein for n few iIiivb vIxltliiK riliixlH. Mir Htopphu. nl thi' l-'olo.v. llilKiinl wan ropr.wnlid uliiuni: 111" KUPlll. I'l 1 1 1 ' l''0lf'V hisl I'VCIlllIK l.v .Mr:!. I-!. Vinl. Mm. fTAIIiill"K. nt fill"!?". H'1 nolii. Iffl IIiIb nmrninir for 1'iiriliiml iiiivr IhIiIiik r.laiiviH ill Hiifi 1'ity lor MHO.! lillM-. LIGHT 10 5 HI corps in Loiiilnn haw permit to re main open u few nights a week, but there is nothing certain in the pres. cut urrailKeinents und they urt i-hiiiieml as often as a new council is elec-teil or the present members feel iuclineil. The hotel nnil enfe proprietors will ask the Ixindon County Council to iiliiiw up a new law to lie presented under the supervision of the stnte; I highway department, the cost, how-, ever, to lie met hy Curry county. It will have an iinpmuch from Dliei , south nl lilti feet', with the miiiiij suni across me river measuring Kill J htrt, while the north approach will -WW ho hut (iu feet long- .Mrs. William Husw'll and lillli . lr ""Killer left this morning oiij Diw.nlerly Men Jailed. ,,e ,.,r ,..,K, .,, ,.., ASHLAND, Or., Aug. H. r'ivp vlld. rellltivei, for a few days. ,M,lfr.l me,, wh,. ll l,.e,l !.... ... . .. .. ,!"."- . ... ,,on ' movement cumin ttea which isi nneulhia Mrs. Alva Younu. of Wallow,,, b: in ' iVol.l i,, T a u.. .. t "V." n lr',mT:. ,Say... 7'.,''""' h, U wh, I kin to 'akc Proton a rival oflvea'r of root injury of some sort !,(. ul,......l.. ..liil.,.- (-,.. j"" null J imitrifi umi - -, trnv 1'ii-y 'mm ;.. .1. 1." 4 1. ; ...... - ' iifli nut n irht r, l1t ......1-1 1 1...' )..,r.dl.i In hi! Ji IN tH " 1 ntr in mimiifiy unimiiv Mion mm- Hint m mopin; m "'"!;, ni,,,aJ , 1: . i..i.. I . 1. I T . IT i ..,, tat- .f On -"B'K" 111 mti 1 v tillilUt-l,. 1 Sirilllft'llL 1UWJ III inc ll'UHM . " I Ihe men, ncTonliiitf to the complaint, j inj their plnres. ... ,. . ; luul hpciune intoxicated in Meilfonl Tim mspnt law. which in jt niMi ' ' ' "and whitf. ilrivinw to Ashland cut in tn vimn-nnslv hv the authorities llallKIIH-l. Ol iNMIHJlf " InJ.n.wJ Mf W I, iiiiiipI ,..'.. .".'.7 U ,ni,rn f flpnl-.. . . lintr his car. Acconlir ie to Johnson, r in 7f1. ni reouires that the , ,.. ,,! ':"'l"lr:r "' '"" ",li" rM.oth cars stoppeo, and when he staHdance places of all Hashes close at . " ,.' ,,.. 1... ' " ted to pull one of the Medford men the stroke of midnight. Un.ier thi pin-sis III IIM' ruie, . .. .....h 1 Mrs. II, V.. Woods, I I'ellri' llal'lle lloliliels Prune Drop Heporled Heavy. i year's weather conditions, he tatos, HAI.KM. Ault. T.-4-......i- k?lr"lt onlitiT The' heavv Inspector Van Trump yesterday con- ; f-r th. HaHy WUenThe t.nued his insertion of prune or- he ding H mat ny ca s mis umee going ,mu eff(H.t in boosting Kites. ...... l ... .1.. 1..11.. .1.0I On the other hanil the lie states iimt in me inns vnr n prunes are shedding liiidly. lie lon t Y,: ,iii, linlp sheihling know the cause for the heavy V'P , " S 'hi .llaV lv I .. . nn Hllll IIMIIVIIIIOI'" holtom dlametvically op- LONDON. July Ml (y Mail , ' f. ... .1" J"-V";' co,,s,,ieiii,g n ;hi" J I ;.. ,t. enerallv in. thee not- lf,.l.l needs a new law regulating I .... . """, "earner coniiiiiuos .or ,..u. ..u...h . .nt the ujvps tin to ex- PWic houses and .daces of enter- don" nmneV UnnS r'VTro laS i i-ui.imis. this A WANT AD WILL HO IT. 9 idhered A. Him w riimi- In from Suniniervllle lasl evening on u sliorl Imsilu ss I rip nnd Is mopping at Ihe Foley, ltb..r reorPSellled IlinOIIU l)ie , gueslH III 111" Savov last evening l,v Alleles vaulm of Ihe American Kx linnald H. .Mlline. 1"'"! eoinpnnv hv Hhlpplng a man u from their' machine all five got outiact the authorities may grant jiinil started heutini; him. I'riend of the men worked ull 'night to raise the $125 required us hail and got them out this morning. I iik ivcki i-u i,,,. s (a p "'y lal"''1 t0 PI'ir for trial, I. !, am.i.i.i.h. .in. s. (A I.) tho I,.,,, forfeited. I'l'ilslratlon ol plans to roll Ihe I.o Arlfsl of ('mt.ii-lt(irs lrcellls Loot. Illg id t'ApresN 'olllillll's llllll. Dr. and Mrs. W. I'. MeAdory, of llh'ililuiihaui, Alulianul, lira in l.a (irillile and are maklllK their home nt iho 1'Viley for a short time nnlil I hey are permn nenlly located. Mr. .MeAdory ll. a physleian ami Hlll'g'-on e-iil li: onenlll; oll'leeH 111 llin Si-vj I'"0ley lilllldillg. . . .,ilh I'nwder was represenled iimonK Ihe gnesls nl Ihe Huvoy last eelllli,' hy Itohert Taylor. rioud rVork in Delayed. them In a linx. Iiav h.-en niscloKod KO.SKKURfi. Or.. Amr. 8 Unleis hy llo police here. The plot wai:jthe road t'rews have the best of broken up by the arrest of Min e ill- , litok, it is i-oulitful if the Camas h-Ked consli aiors. Ihe polices an-1 Miiunt nin - section of the Iioseliurg noimceil Tuesday. ' It loos bav highway can be graveled ''"he 11 " actually Insl.bi th.j,, time to permit' winter travel and vaiilis but when two arieits bail been jjt may bo found necessary to close iiiacle, olln-rs of the Kimg went to the t.n T0.l nmiin this winter. peuial. liepiiKPS for unpcil'ic nlacoH to rfl-, main open until IuUm hut generally, thev tick to the Georgian habits,, and nijjht life in UjtkIoii comes to, it huit at twelve o'clock. , At the present time many of Die f f-xprcHt: company nmf m-miinilcl ami renived thi- hox. according to Ihe po- Mc'. I ll tt'CtiVI'K HilUl IlKr.V were HriirHilnjt for f 'liarli-:: Dn-lniiiu, who wan nrrcAtfi) Ihrei! yi-urs ayo uftir liJivliijf hlniHcir cnrrlfil lit a (nink to a Mik, O. ( Kon'oinn )fl (bit: morn- Uik on No, 17 for I'orllam! wiich1 nn iro,., n,,,. n,-rvlnn iwo yt-uni of will vlKiL in. tlx- KiicMt of U r inotni'f, tvo yi.rM Nfiilence at Han iM'iilfn fo This ciiTumstance is due to the fact that u laro hlast set. off late Saturday wrecked the rock crusher of the quarry where the surfacing niateiial for the road in being ob tained, and caused damatre umount- IwurHimiHr of a Hollywood I ransi'er ; K to movG tjull, $lt0(H. The heavy! (company. MrHinnii rcn-ntly wa;; pu-jhlufit struck a clav fissure in the! ruck and blow out in the wrong For Sale Kivi--rooni Jiiukm on paved Htroet, .shude irt'fH, pliiiiiiM-o. win-dt KarnRr, lot liiixlK, lor $:(iiiin. Twins. 4 -room Iioum- in Island 'ity. l''ui niHhcl .Vnimii Iioiimc on V A v. a) iiu 1 I u j'or 2 l 'in, lawn and , I Aim. '. A. Mtdovcrn. Air. and Mm. ''lint Haym-n rrtunn'.' 1)i H inoniinK "i No. 14 from a nhoit l.nslnCHs and pliaHiiro trip to I'ort-land. ,Mr, V. It. Kliiff li-fl Hi In tnornlnrt for Maker whrr.i hIio will visit I'rtrudH for a few days. ('. K. Tlioinhurt, r down from Tel neuFcl toiln vlnillnn a ml utlendinK to )iislnesH. llo In reKl.str-ed amnio; in. jiueHtH at tho Havoy. Modern, (i-room house. baHi'inwit. lit i i r ra iK triM (.11Hh( J)Ulunr(. jlkl. ivnt. Ailaniek farm home near Olalla, nunc Kin ir oown two crusners. tie t i.. i ...i i i.i- it lnl. ll.ii i. ..fimu .ii.in.iM.. . i-..ilfi -11 ii- I W-HIUII1 llUIIMi', pi llllllitil, nni'ii. mil. ...... v .....I.,,.. . ....... -t niiiin uiiiiniTH unci our'ing., and i wrecking two tractors. 1 1 hut ol l'eii.se. The polled d. they believe ) chniiil was Ihe inrnl TMrft, Jf. L. UraKK arrived In Crnmln Ihin morning from llakei vihtl Mm, Mill l( (iolden for a OayH. l.a Vincent win reprenenlPd nmnn Hie piiostH nt the Havoy last evnlnff bv u. l' Ole. I)w Span Hid .May Win. COLD BRACH, Or., Aug. S. While no official nnnouueement ha1-' been male by the Curry 'county court County Judgo Wood believes thai A. 'It'. Jidley, bridge builder of Marshfield, will receive the contract for constructing the long span hiiilee over tho Wiiulehnek. nn I lip I OregonlCuliforniu line, and that it I likely will ho of steel. Mr. Gidley wuh the lowest of four bidders, who nresented their bids to the state highway commission in , Portland Monday. His tender was $25,S!t;"i for steel and $&'I,&!0 for Douglas fir. This bridge, located on the Roose velt highway, will be constructed 1. It. Ilawloy. of Walln WaTla, Ih In IhlH eily on a short IhihIih'hh Hip and 'is Htoppinu ai. if tfiieHl al 0i,! Havoy. Jlrfl. Marlllu Khorman and hoii, Herald, of Welscr, Idaho, lift thin morning for Wallowa and Loatlun where, lln-y will Hpend a lew l.iyn visillng n-latlveH, Aim. Orn Prntt, loft IhtH innriilnj; for North l'owder where Hhe will visit for a few days before leaving for hrro homo at t'olvlllo, WiishlnK- lon, thbt Mi'H, IMatt lin:; been visiting In Albert Klooslro came in frflni Kljfln last ovenliiK on a short business trip. .Mrs. I,. M. Mttlefleld wim register ed among tho Riiests from Mlnam nt Ihe l-'oley last evening. Miss Kiiiinii I.undabl, of the 1 4 ml office of thin rlly, left last evening lor KrookMton, Mlnnewilft whero Hhe wl l spend ber vacation vlsllliig her par ent and other rohitlven. Mm. Myrtlo Hunker returned last evening from a ten day trip to Astoria and Keaxlde where she has been spend I her vacation. For Fii and Automobile INSURANCE See L. S. Weeks Now Foley Building l'bono Alnln 730 Head The Observer's Want Ads. ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED RIGHT UP BY THIS SULPHUR Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Mcntho Snlpi'iir, says a noted skin specialist. JicLUiisc of its germ destroying proper ties, this sulphur preparation instantly br)rM.;s ca-:e from skin irritation, soothes an-! heals tin eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment nnd disfigurement -Sufferers irom skin trouble should get a liltlc jar of Rov-.des Menlbo-.Sulpluir .front any good drug gbt and use it like a cold cream. 0-rooni house, plumbed. (bloeU, treeH and sh i-uhbre.v, a bonut- - llKo place. Owner will consider nn an- In an part payment. j A corner lot on 1st SI. between, and SpriiiK. j fi-rooni bouse for 1 AATt. flvvni r j must leave. I'rlce JM-I.".. We can ar-i i mure vi'iy reasonable term;;. Another Durant Creation the Business Coupe This car provides the same advantages for the man who travels as the roadster with additional comfort and protection which only the enclosed type of body affords. It is an ideal all-season car. The body lines are beautifully . proportioned. Its finish is lustrous and enduring. It has ample weight and perfect balance. For the business man who needs more than usual stor age space ,this coupe is built to suit his purpose, having a large single wide. 6eat occupying the full width of the body which will comfortably carry three persons. Just behind seat is a luggage compartment of unusual size where sev eral bags and suitcases can be, carried to good advantage. In the rear is another compartment concealed by the lines . ' of the body. . The upholstery is of pebble finished real leather; plat inum finished hardware; mechanical regulators for the side windows; cowl lights; cowl ventilator; metal rain vizor, and windshield cleaner. . . A very desirable bom on Main Ave. for $ii:HHi. Let us show you IliM house. Here Is a bargain. A modern 4 ooin bouse on p:ii street, with well kept lawn: Shade trees, garage, and loin on V. Ave. for $L':Khi. Geo. H. Currey Real Kntaf Tnsurnno i Farmers Attention The OREGON-IDAHO DAIRY LOAN COMPANY, 01 Northwestern Bank Building, Portland, Oregon, plans to make a shipment of dairy cattle to the La Grande district early this fall. All fanners desiring dairy stock are requested to write to us at once giv ing details of their requirements. OREGON-IDAHO DAIRY LOAN COMPANY Speaking Directly Into The Transmitter tlio founila- '' fl. riiniss :iml illsllnrtliran nf upper!! Is of rollr! Ion ii HiiCisliit'tory 1 .1 i-ption lonvi'isnlion. Tin' tninninlltcT nf llii" ti'loiiltono In of ilrllrnln ncl.iuntrnent n,i.l iih full, nl cfici'lUi'iii-sa run only lie oltaln.-.l tliroiiKh prop- Tin: lips should not lio mora than nn Inch from thi trnns miltiT, nnil the volrti should hi- rlfar, nut loud. Hpinl; illiwlly nnd dislinclly Inlo Iho nmuthpiicn. This will ini-iin your KiiUst'iii'tkin and Hint, of the ponton Willi whom you oi-c lalUIn. . Home Independent Telephone Co. f The Durant Business Coupe This creation was designed by W; C. Durant particu larly for the business and professional man who demands ' , the same efficiency, economy and satisfaction from his transportation . as he expects from his other business '"' ''"equipment REFLECT THE PROSPERITY OF YOUR BUSINESS $1225.00 Delivered Here LYNCH CO. J. ii. j 0 PHONE MAIN 10 THIS BANK WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY AS A TRIBUTE TO OUR LATE PRESIDENT - Doooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo NEW SOMMER 'Just what I wanted a Balova Watch GRILL Open From (i:0() A. M. lo 10:00 1 M. .If Its Good Food and Quick Soi-vice You Are Looking for This Is the Place to Get It. Merchant's Luncheon Served From 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. l 45 ( VV If you want HI'R y - ftive her a Bi'Miva Watch ?rit'M A' htMuty iul prai'fdll TlVv lWJ t dciK" Ol '',c Ih'LOVA VAtl4 lc);dj ivJt clwnn lit even llit diintic.v w rut. y $ f t n 'l ' CMVCl' 7 jewel movrnieut. 1 $45.00 II Kt. white polil ciie, handomffy cuvctl 17 jtwrl movtuirut. Blind to Opportunity OPPORTUNITY 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 it. 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. United States National Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON .1. II. I'K.VRK & SON ioooooooooooooojoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooq o t v.,.
