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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, August 9, 1923.
PAGE , TWO
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Store Closed All Day Friday in Respect
for Our Late President
Warren G. Harding
CHfCAGO HAS
HEM UTO
DEATH TOLL
1MBLER NEWS
OF. INTEREST
1MBI.EIJ, A up. 9. Albert Hfefcr,
Jlulbert KnllitiK ami Walter Wnko
fielil went to Tuocnset Tuesdiiy
hunting- ,
, Mr. bihI Mi iChrlntPrwin moved
Jmik to KlKln ns their work Is nt
jhnt end of the mud. They, are
employed on the high way work.
' I'Wnk Applintr was Kreetmc bid
friends In lmbler Tuesday.
Mr. and 'Mr J. I... Westemifrow
Were busineis visitors to l-.i liinnde
business-
. Mr. mid Mrs.. R. M. McHrlde wenl
over td Union to attend the iPriest
hood' meeting: of the 1, I). S. church,
which convened in that city Sun
day. Paul Rohr of Enterprise came out
Friday after the remainder of his
furniture that he recently purchased
from Alirert heeler.
s:ile to his credit an Ray Wilson
has aquired one of his cars.
Miss Eva RiirKs spent the niirht
Saturday nlftht nt the home of
Miss Marie iPrior.
Shortie iBuckloy of Elein was in
lmbler Monday to do some work
lor the company.
Win. Wittirans is having his ware
house put in repair lor his heavy
apple crop this fall. He has the
Mrs. Flossie Rollins of Cove spent , best cron that he has ever had
several days with friends in lmbler- The Westensknw families went up
.nr. .nay 01 .-hcci was ouwii 10 imiiaii creek l-ndny to spend sev
unlay looking over the city and vis- crnl days cnninine.
ilinjr friends. . Don Myers came up from Elirin
Mr. and Mrs. John Keown arrived
Friday from their home in Ord, Neb.
for u visit with his children and oth
er f riends, . They are on their way
to -Calif., .to make their home.
: The 'rock crusher had another
break dowh ' Saturday causing a three
ilav lay off to '.wait for repairs. i
Mrs Parllla Reefer went to Eljriif
Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs;
Tuesday.
J Tho American I-eilon county coiin-
Jonvntut ,tlXJi -K--ived in lmbler
""re I resent ami nil enjoved a de-1 Sunday nioniinir for a visit wi h
Ucious Chicken dinner. Those who f""" wkm, with the
Vre elmv l on the cmwmlU-e .were j construction i. y ,
fealph lu o, chairman! lluirh Urady, Aukher lion, h. d fns 'leg broken
Hecretarv; (iuy Pattoi , Ilaskill An- "'die woi-kniir at the saw mill cast
JrewsrAdolph Lewis, lirover l)ufley,!r I"lilcr, ho was loimc an.l a
Chris Johnson. : ' . t ;ke. one end fly,., around
J Another meeting will be held in'"1" 11 ','"',,!"? the.l . f ..
the near future to make arranBe-l lr. E. (.. k.rby and .lauKhter .Mar
ipents for Armistice day- The meet-"as down .Sunday to witness
i . .11 thp Kiimt I iivp null inim
n't wis tii'Ki in mf iia u l tihiiii --- - ------
of the K. P. hall Tuttln-tvonintr. !
..Mr. nU Mrs. Is. A. Mr4iK'''
Sunday to take in the ball game,
Arthur Hitllgarth and O. C.
-Maxwell Elfins bast? ball fans, came
up to see that Klgin dot their just
(hips and they naturally vent home
well pleased with the result. We
think - that-: Arthur must . of carried
the" pettnant home.
.las. Allen had his auto recovered
With a new top he is pelting ready
for the fall rains'. '
Mrs. Kosh Gain came down from
L:i Grande Sunday to visit friends.
Kat Present said he wished there
was a ball R-jimn every day. Other
wise lie wishes it was Sunday every
day. . . , . , . '
Frank Miller' is takinsr his vaca
tion week in the hnrvesL field-
Dr. Gcer teft Monday for Haker
and the John Day country, to look
over the country. lie. expects to re
turn in about ten days or two
weeks.
Ity Doiiulas (.. Tin-li .
lnlcniiitlotial Nrrwc' Sl;if T
( 'oi'ixviMMitlrnt.
CHICAGO, Aug, 9. With Cliica-
Ki' flp.it h loll I'roin ;utlomoldl.'H (iimv
January 1 elimhltiK 'olosi- to the H""
niarlt, an uKiiint UiIh lime last
Vf.'ti', auiliorilicH Uil'l .private fitlznis
art- pri'partnu (n- take'draslte Hti'ps lo
(iirli rhi- tpccfiin? nioiorisls wlmst
I'lyitiKr earn U-uu di-alh ami Injury in
ilnir wak-. , n
A coiiKMoraoli' nnmbrr of tlin vlc
tlnrs are chlldrf-n of tadt-r yearn ami.
aci'crdinx In tlu city arid county au
thority's, imlfSM Honn'thhiK ts done fo
curli the spt'od mania which seems to
have gripped u certain portion oC 'hi-
caffo'.H HiitoiHiH 1 1 1 r 'death toll tir the
year, wilt t; terrific. -
In'additton.to Ihoso killed htindre1s
of other have heeii mulmed, and
scarcely a day passes that does not
i record a new list "of vidian ranKin
!in mmiher from one- to st'.
I I inKii!Jh,l at tho apparent lu'lp
ileHnnesH of aiitlioritir-s to handle tln
situation Kiicpewsftiliv, , cliixens
some Kections of I'hlcutfo
iztnjc thoniselveh Inio vik'ilanco com
mitteet; with the avowed purposo of.
taking tho niattiT into- their own
Handt; and seeing that the ulreetil lip1
made vafo for I heir children.
Declaring thai "it Ih the rich peo
ple of Chicago who arf lu-Klcctlny:
I he Hpecd prohlcuiH." Mrs. Joseph
i-'lsh, roniinr;nt clnhwonian. . . lias
launched a. campaign among chih
wonien oJ ilcinund the t,nforc(i)umt
of speed penalties, tho prosecution of
apped violators, and to report all vio
lations of HpciM laws coming under
their observation,
"The. rich children have gov
ernesses and tutors and musttnaidn to
help them across the streets, if thoy
ever walk," she declared. "They
usually go about in limousines, but
t he poor little child must dot I go to
cros.s a boulevard."
The arrest slip, by which officers
leave, a speeder a summons to court,
is a farce, according to Judge Walker,
of the Kpeeders' Court, In most cases,
he j-uid, the arrested speeder gives a
I'm lo name and address and never
appears in court. In other cases, lie
said, merely fines do not seem to act
as u deterrent.
conductine; an extensive biological
and (reoloirie survey of these rarely
,vi.-ited dots in the Pacific. As a
result oi inese recent findings there
may come nt last the answer to the
question of the origin of the Polynes
ian race.
On Necker Island, as well as on
other islands of the northwesterly
group, caves, dug into the sides of
hecr cliffs which had evidently
formed the homes of a once numer
ous race, were located by the ex
plorers. The largest of the caves
was about 15 feet wide and 8 feet
deep. . In several were found a num
ber of stone implements and bowls,
and in one cave, at a depth of l
inches, two thijfh bones and a shin
bone, comparatively modern, were
dug- up.
attended the funeral of the late Mr
Stoddard In Iai iirHiutc, Ihuryday.
lrven Westenskow ot tm immer
Mr. ami Mrs4 Tho. Knsinirer and
family went to the K. 0, M pie- Mrilish Build Powerful New
nir Kiinday.
H.- I,- Ulrooks " was ; among , the
many people who attended the pic-
cash store left Friday for Portland I11(T Jt ; Grande hunday.
to attend the merchants buyers .' H". wn of Mrs. Mary Ross,
w-u 1 arriven iMinuay irom nnte re tal.
. , , - j -., where he has been ntlemling
. I-rank Miller wtis a business visitor K.h()(l f(. (he (pnf , ( f
to La Grande Thursday. i,,,-,, ,.,.,. i:.,.- .ui., ,.i i
The Ladies of the L- l. S. Church
gave a Social at the church Tues
day, it being relief society meeting.
Ice cream and cake were served.
.Giles Hareden, the tru !Mu sales
mtm, was in town calling on hi
friends Thursday.
.Mrs. Kichardson, of the Klgin Kec
, c6Vder for'e, and Miss Pauline Stoop,
!.. Tl 1 Ct...
wcit in iiinuri i i hi i 1. 1 in irunMi 1
I.. I. .4 .!.
ill iin- nit' -;c.-i i'i lie- tiuui
that tbe recorder is putting on. I
i . it i i . i..... i
home 'in lluntinnloi W e.-day af- ". "'""r"1 lm " '-
trtr lo(,kinir nf'.er !wr pmpertv in-1 J ,
teret heie , : r 1 ' tp Jloins ami I-o ( lark went
T. K. Itoilamy and wife were in;1," yilu'cl,t S""'.'")- to look over a
Iinbler Monday visiting ami lookiiiK : mKK"f lopo.-n ion mere inev
after husines "iraiiie bark pretty well satistied with
'Mrs. John SkilinBs went to l.a1
(traude Friday to do some shopping
the
lie
foi-
elcven years, and has completed
Ibr hitrh school at that place and
will now make his home with his
mother here.
.1. W. Walker came down from
Milliard Sunday to viit old time
friends and iucidently took In the
ball Kamc-
John Kemvn and sons Archie and
went over to '.Milium fisliinir
Sumlay.
Mr. and Mrs. John I.nne of l.a
I their trip.
Henry Ford has added
another
and to visit her sister
,;l.ee (loldinir of Klin was in lm
bler Wednesday visiting his son,
Audis Cioldinir.
(Roy Moi-ris received a fine rabbiro
from Hood River Thursday, which g
he will add to his already fine stock 0
of rabbits. o
Whiie Joe Ross and Win. Rollins ;g
a(ld Kiplinir Uirsen were comiim 1 o
dewn the hill this side of the tieo. j o
Marshill nrchanl their auto almost q
turned over. 01 r. Rollins saw that jo
the car was iroinir over and jumpeil'o
lie wna pretty badly lirui.-ed. It
miirht have been n serious accident ' o
only for the presence of mind of the 5
nieiu jo
Mrs. Frank Cassell returned home
this week from a visit of several o
weeks with friends in Portland. '
'(Mr, ( has. McFall anil Mr. ami 0
Mrs. Allie Watson went lo l.a (li-ande.o
Friday to do some shoppinjr.
Ruus Keefer and family have o
moved in to the f'has. ( leaver house. g
Alvadore Andi-ews has installed a
Tdio set in his fathers home for o
the benefit of his mother who is an
invalid and is enjoying the radio o
very nnich. They happened to be o
listening when the news of tiie
death of President Hardinir came out.'o
Mrs. and Mrs. J. L. Westenskow 9
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A FEW
CULL CHERRIES
FOR SALE
2c LI).
Smith & Frees I
Aero
plane ICnvine.
(By Associated Press)
1.0NIK1N, Auk. !). A (riant aero
plane enuine of six cylinders, each
developing more than 2f0 horse
power, is now beiiiir built for Hrit-
ii i n s latest air bombers.
It will be the most formidable
aero engine in existence, and it is
omputeil that it will irive the lihines
to which it is fitted a speed of any.
nunc.- up to n.ii miles per hour
King Abdullah Cools Ardor of Lover
JERUSALEM, July 1(1. (By Mail)
Meyond the Jordan is a Community
of Circassians, recruited by the Brit
ish for police duty, the male mem
bers of which are inclined, even to
day, to follow the old custom of a
whirlwind campaign in their love af
fairs, sometimes called marriaKe by
capture.
A few days ago one of these men,
makinsr use of the custom and the
opportunity, attacked a house with
some of his companions and cap
tured a wealthy Circassion widow
who hail come from Damascus to
the wilds of Transjordania to look
after her late husband's sheec The
In sergeant ran off with her to Kerak.
orenn- where he proposed that they be mar-
i lei I.
Unfortunately he had omitted one
iniitK, wmch is curiously regarded as
essential even in "marriage by cap
ture, io secure me lady's consent.
In this case she declined. Appeal
was made to the authorities j.n,l
King Abrullah ordered the arrest of
the would-be groom and decreed that
the custom f marriage by capture
siioum cease.
BONES MAY BE OF
POLYNESIAN RACE
"(Hy 1. N;- S.) '
HONOLULU, Aug., ".Evidence
of a former civilization, ei, the now
uninhabited island to the northwest
of the Hawaiian group wore found
recently by , inoiybcrs, of the United
States Government party which is
ALLENS
FOOT-EASE
for corns. Bunions,
Clean Kidneys
By Drinking
Lots of Water
Take 8alt to Fluih Kidny If
BUdder Bother or
Back Hurt
Eating too much rich food may pro
duce kidney trouble in some form, say
a well-known authority, because the
acids created excite the kidneys. Then
they become overworked, get ilugauli,
clog up and cause all sorts of distress,
particularly backache and misery in the
kidney region, rhwimaiic twinges, severe
headaches, acid stomach, constipation,
torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and
urinary irritation. .
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers vou, begin drinking lots of good
water and also get about four ounces ot
Tad Salts from any good pharmacy ,
take a tablesnoonfu! in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days ami
your kidnevs may then act fine, this
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined wi h
lilhia, and has been used for years to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity; also to neutralize the
acid in the system so that .they no
longer irritate, thus often relieving blad
der disorders. . .
lad Salts can not injure any one I
makes a delightful effervescent lithia
Water drink which millions of men and
Somen take now and then to help keep
the kidneys and urinary organs clean,
thus often avoiding serious kidney dis
orders By all means have your physi
cian examine your kidneys at least twiea
a year. ' - ,
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PfiCM of all 4) CQf y
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Let ft Want Ad find your buyer.
YOU have been
able for many
'years to get Good
year Tires at prices,
below the averaga
commodity price
level, as tho above
chart shows. You
can get them today
for 30 less than
they cost ten year
ago. But you have
never been able to
get so much quality
in a GoodyearTire as
you get today in the
new Goodyear Cord.
This is a f,-ood time
to buy Goodyeara.
A Gowlytw Service Station
Littler ue rell unit recom
mend th n, C..J;;r
Cord in'fi the beveled Alt'
IVeather I reoa una
litem up tvitli etandura
Coudycur Seri'icm
W. II. TSOHNRNKAMP CO.
GoaifcpViEuui
"W.Uf'ii Mmlf fur Wv,io.n Trmlc"
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Ilrilisli Kmpirc a Babel.
-LONDON. July 24. (Bv Mail)
There are spoken in the British Em
pire today more tongues than pre
vailed at the time of the destruction
of the Tower of Babel, according to
Professor Daniel Jones, an author
ity on languages-
In the entire empire, he aay,
there are from 800 to 1,000 distinct
lanfruages. India alone has 500.
Just Received
A new shipment of Cretonnes for draperies,
aprons and comforts, in a large assortment of
patterns.
45c value Cretonne, per yard 39c
35c value Cretonne, per yard ..2Sc
39c value, 32-in. Renfrew Ginghams, 3 yds. $1.00
33c value, 27-in. Renfrew Ginghams, 4 yds. $1.00
25c value, 27-in. Renfrew Ginghams, yd 19c
28c value, 3G-in. Percale, yd. : 23c
23c value, 3G-in. Percale, yd iflc
Don't Forget Our Special Glassware and Dishes
Andrew's Variety Store
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LOANS TO FARMERS
MADE UNDER
The Federal Farm Loan Act
6$ Interest No CommiMion No Bonus
Easy Payment Non-maiurin Morlate
; Repayment Privdeaes
Wiile for Particular lo
IE California Joint Stock Land Bank'
Khlah ih Approach
to yourhomt Inviting
WHERE (he eye of visiting friends rest first, there
in, of wear should be covered a.ui hiiithteiiej up
Porche. and itepi can be brichtei.ed with Fuller'
Porch nd Step P.dnt. This pair: ill withstand
grinding heeU, airaping teet and scrubbing.
Then, for (he house itself, the pergola, p,,n h 1-aluj-Iradea,
the window frames, elc, there are Fuler'j
Pore Prepared and Phoenix Pure Paint. These paints
remide of Pioneer White Lead, pure vine, pure
linieed oil and pure colors, perlcctlv combined in
correct proportions.
Whatever your painting need, W. P. Fuller A Co
niaket a paint Ibr the purpose. There is a local atenl
or dealer who sells Fuller paints. Our Sen in De
partment will gladly mail a little "I bit Service"
booklet. W by not buy your paint, or w rite, tijf
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No More Dickering
t:
'HE possessor of the loudest voice or the most brazen
cheek used to be able to drive the best bargain. But,
dickering, chaffering and haggling over prices have gone
out of date.
Simply by glancing over the advertisements in your
paper you can see. where to go for the best buys. You
can compare values and check up prices without even
stirring from your easy chair. You can know in advance
just what you are going to get and how much it will cost.
And you can have the satisfaction that comes from
knowing your money is wisely spent
Nowadays, every one is given an equal opportunity to
buy shrewdly. But there are still a rare few who fail to
utilize the advertisements. Don't 1m? one of them.
Every advertisement is n real opportunity.
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