La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 13, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTITE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER Monday, August 13. 1023. PAGE STX Personal Mention Woodrow Wilson in -Mourning Line Mr, l'riink Clink, of I.a Grande, is hpemliiiif several weeks in Wash ington points visitinK relatives and friends. Mr- and Mrs. J. T. Hell, of Ore gon Cily, left this innrninp: on the lirnni-h for Wallown, where they will spend a few days attending t J'lixi-ne.-is interests. I'cnillelon was represented amonc the i-uests nt the Koley lust eveninir by W. A. Wooilson. Mrs. Jim iltoniuck and daughter, Cladvs, of linker, wen- in this city yesterday from Huker. They stoppeil iis fuel's at the Koley. LOCUSTS SEEM I-'reil Creen came down from Joi-vph last eveniiiK on a short busi ness trip anil is registered anions the quests at the Koley. TO-, and Mrs. Roscoe Neil and J Tho ,"c -"t TO LIKE GAS Sturdy Philippine Locust defies Most Deadly Class es Known. (By I. N. S.) MANILA. Amr. 1:1. Puison wises which are fatal to humans in minute quantities do not have the slightest effort upon the Philippine locust, according to experiments recently made by Captain Charles W. Walton, U. S. Army, chief of the chemical warfare service. Philippine Depart ment. Captain Walton told the Amer ican Clmnilier of Commerce that It would be futile to uttempt to fight menace bv chemical means alone, lie advocated the combination of several methods that have been used wilh. success both here anil abroad. Ordinary chlorine iras seems to have the deadliest cf- U'ect upon the insects. : . -i ir. 1 A v 4 ff& " . 'si, ' ,'A'T Cxi W 1 A lo liiirniuiilzi- with tin' new body linen. IA lomblnallon (Million siifnal untl tuil ilium. In mo, n, u.l rlnlilly on ilie I license pluli- Imieket anil conforms wilh the riiiulr.intntii of ml mhim IniMiis- IbrhllnB rcetilulionH. Mink.- pe.lnl p:,is ,,. UrK, r nnil. of a iIchikii which ninkiui lor (.-renter iiihi- anil sail,.,-. Tn hlin, ,rHkc lever, lilio Mil' Hhilllnc li ver. Ik mnvnl Cairwunl, Kivinir more l.'u- room ..,,.1 mnkluir II easier lo k'I In anrt out. A Vale lock Is built into I ho trans mission, iimlilnir II poMHllilo lo ilnulilc Inik the ear when Idle, 'lln. HleeriliK wlieel is malnrially impriiviil In appearand' and all elic Irleal eoniu'clinns are Insidn party, of I.a (irande, are spending a few days at Wallowa iJike- Hen Joiinson, of Ininaha, was regis tered nmoiiK tha guests at the Siivoy Saturday evening. Mrs. Olive Bay and daughter, Llmnl s0 serious bus the locust, menace , left Saturday night lor I'ortianii aim ,i,ecome in the islands that (iovernor southern California points where General Wood has taken personal they will spend two weeks visiting jcharge of the campaign and is utiliz friends ami relatives. ing every Government resource to- , . Iward fighting the pest. The ("alam- II. H. Hrowning, of EnU'iprise, is,m Sugar Kslute. one of the binresr in this city today und is stopping at in the Islands, last year lost half of W oodrow ilson awaiting the start of the Hardlny funeral cortego lo travel avuln the same path he took when be was succeeded In oitlc y tlio late president. the Summer. Mrs. :Amy Hnird and James B. Buird, of Pasai-ena, California, weie registered among the tourists at the Soinmor last evening. Mr. and Mrs. 1) II. Steward, of I.a Grunde, motored to Wallowa Lake Inclu'i, In leiiglb, All Die leal lire.': HO poptllnr with the liillilh: lod.iy are I'tuliodii'il In the de slliil ol" Iho complele line, wbleh In- Mi!('i; a touriiiK ear, . roadster, oup". Iwo lypcs or si-dan. and screen sldf and luinol side eomjiiereial cars nl Ion eaiiacilv. All stei'l hodii-s ---firs! inlroiliulion ly iodt;e Hroth- i-iti in their op'-n ia.'Ls,'ni,-.'r ears sev-( I'lul i'ai' uBro-nre now usi'il lor all l.'M'S. liiiproved in nppciiranee, wilh Inslrti nicnLi griiiiped on a raised pnnol am! wilh looser lighting swilch lever faell llatlm; eoulrol of Ihu lichls while driving. lb-ad lamps are specially designed 111k 7 steering column. The from springs are Inerenseil In leiiBlh and from 1 S-4 to 5 inches in width anil built of morn leaves of 1 thinner slock. The rear springs. In adillllnir to being longerj are now seml-elllplie and flat. The front axlft is of a dKlgn un usually strong. The. chamber, nrln- of the front wheels. Is Increased, making sleerlng easier. In Ihe Type A. sedan the lipholslery is the flnesl grade mohair velvet, (mil all Interior bardwuro is or distinctive liodgo llrolhers design. The business coupe and business sedan are finished In atlrnellve Spanish bine leather. ., . nnin, .lute 1 wa I lie nseai jem , 'the most successful In Ihe history of ..i,. i-.rniin.ni. their dealers having 111urkel.1l npproKlnmlely n,"" -Wilh Ihe Improvements now put Into i..oi, maklni Ihn car het- I., ...rr. .iirfietlve In every wuv liKnu'o-h hi ill retaining Ihe essenlinl al- irlbuier to vvtii.li Ihe ear owes i s great popularity. It seems iille evldenl that this rompnny has not yet reached Ihe maximum of polea .1..11.0,. .leuniiii the iremenilons re- !coril of Ihe year Just closed. eoe of the nut elnseil- its crop from locusts, after spending Sg'i.noi) on exterminative and iire-!l'd venlive measures. The insects breed jwli,li I li in the unoccupied areas of the is- P" " ry lands. A nlan is on foot to m-i-nnixe i""'1 tne entire population into a locust lighting 111 my on regular military principles, with the constaliu a a nucleus. Under the existing law j.a iiiuiiin, iiioioieu n, ,Tiu-r, ....... . . uiitH'u.i. uiiin-r Lite exisiing law yesterday spending several hours every ahlo bodied male citizen must there before returning to their home Slide Van Daren, of La Grande, left last evening on No. I!) for Port land, where she will spend a few days on business. assist in locust drive when called upon Dy the proper ntithonties or pay a dally fine or iflO centavos (M cents, (J. S. currency). Irvin lless, of Union, is In l a (j 1 anile today transacting business. I-eliny Hull, of Glenns Kerry, Ida ho, returned to his home last evening following two days in l.u Grande, visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Ilattio Owsley, of Iji Grande, has returned to her home from Port land, where she. has been for the jia.-t two weeks. Mrs. II. L. Hachelar and daughter, -liellial, left this morning for Mot Lake where they will spend the day visiting. Miss Kminii Loltties left Saturday night fur a two weeka trip to Seat tle, Washington, where she will visit friends. Ill Klgin was represented among the guests at the Koley Inst evening by Mrs. Kmil Miller. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Smith were among the Baker guests; at the Koley last evening. TOURfSTTRADE i ' IS SLUMPING! (My I. N. s.) GKN'KVA. 'Switzerland. .Inly 21. (Ily Mall). Konr years of high I'xehauge have ruined tourist Irnvel In Swilz. r laild. .Many hotel keepers are iiuahle lo pay their relll, some have failed, and hltsihcHS people say that If 1111II1. Ing Is done lo Inlng III!' eiiri'elll Ill travel hack lo the Swiss Alps, Ihere will he many more failures, "Switzerland wus formerly me fa vorite path of lullllslH from all over Ihe world," said one. .hotel prriy-lr'ioi reeenlly, ' "Today II In the meucil of the Idealist. No. one comes her ex cept pene emakers and persona Inter- I in the 1.1-nif'lo of Nations." Mi-a. J. W. Mnhoncy returned to her home at Payette, Idaho, this morning after visiting her son in this city for several duys- R. A. Burke, of Pendleton, was registered among the guests at the Savoy last evening. Mrs. E. May Worllilnglon, retired president of liie G. A. K. of Idaho, returned to her home at Boise this morning ufter visiting ler son, 10. 111. Worlliingtou of this city Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Nclhery and daughter, from Aberdeen, Wnshing lon, ure in this city on an extended visit at the home of Mr. and -M'rs. .las. McMnstors. llilgui-d was represented among the guests at the Savov lust evening by .Mrs. J. II. Owsley.' mm urn E E The ('.Oct (if llio limber itixt lower tin) lni;;ci' wlii't'lh.iKc, coiiihirHd ll'W llnc.1 lower 8CJl(:. fine. AecuriJIntf lo MealerM ilietr who have lrlven t ho new eniy, the liuproveijieni hi rl-lint: imf-l !liej hi no less .rriioiilKMMl I hiiu I ho j liiiiro'eiiicnt li H'oneni! ileNln. 'I'Ik: ' re.liM'il'in hi ln,ly lieiht loweni Hi eeiiier t)( imh v J I y and there'. y reduens ' Mlilewwry, while rcinnund whoeU:! urti ei'ii. tieiv (Itmtl)mlcil hy liie hiiirovf.I iront ami re.tr iiprhitfM. 'I'ho car holds ihe riK'd ea.slly and Kiaceftilly nml n! j lonii real rtdhiK fomlort. ! Anolhcr dfMlhiet new Out urn hi Hum llMIelM of VelililatnlM HlitH fit Die Hhle'l at ihe hood pMK lM. M'hls ehaiiKe in - i aKe:; Ihe now of air IhrmiHh thej Hi'l'.p and rrdnecs the flow of hot air l the floor hoardM, inaldin; MuiMtiU't' drivin;,' most eouilorlahle. The rear seal and all iinhol.slcry of Dm lottrhi;: ear are i eiuovn hie. nf rorilln. a hirt-T siaee for toatllnj; hnr riir," 'if olher arileies. Seals In nil lyjM-H are lt;e)er and lower. iiddillK to conH'oi i and 'vft room. I'he Instriiim-nt hnanl i:re:ill Tin: 1 i-TO-iAir, rAitM:ri:it useH lip-ln-ilate tools. Those v h It'll urn of the Intent improved slyh1, m' lite llltieKi nllllinahle quality, illir ahle and lasting, and when he Imyn thetn he kwh in Lilly's for Ihere In the (the plnre wlien Ihe lust vahie.s are always f;h'en In piiee mid ipKillty. I li. I.IIJ.V Iliii'dwiU'e 1 I I , : nr ' "' "' 1 S j 0 i . 01 O ' ' o 1 o o o o 0., O 1 o o O -. i.-. 3, , 5 J Hair Grown or No Money Notice the Van Lhs fl 1 b 1 e rubber in a a a g e cap on the bottlfl. You rub the bottia av e r your hrad end the rubber nipples !etd the hair growing nied .cine into the c a 1 p. Oni minvito a dy In your own homwith Van Scalp MttMRBo mean, an abundance of npw hair and the rIo.. and luter that about the 00-day treatment plan. Wa it under money-back guarantee. Hold by Glass Drnsfi, I.a Grande. Ore. FOR SALE I A ohnipft home on "TV ntroet on tliej hrow of the hill in Oh! Town, over-, looking the cily and valley, consist-j Intf of a modern honae, 7 acrtis of land, a small lake, fruit trees, berritis, I shruhbery, si i tide tretij, lawn, Kuiden! and pasture. an iih al placo for one j who denires to kei-p a cow, chickens J duckH, ete, and tlu- price Is only ?i;roo. ' and 11 ;KtymcnL.of half cash will ban-j die ll; balance terms to suit the pur-i I'luiser. Com in und let um hHow you a real bargain. Four-room bouse, lot 7xldf feet, Hltuateil on North lllreh atreet. Price $liro; $:.rdi cash, purchaser can its :aini(' a rnortjfafre lor $:tM and pay tint balance In monthly Installments terms to be agreed ujiou. Four rooms nnd bnth, two lots nit ualed on J.ako street near the Pal mer mills: fruit trees, berry patch. Prico $li':u: $r.uu rash, balr.nco easy terms to be oKrend upon. J)on't forget thaftimwo nnre some choice ncreatfo tractsl i. adjoining- the citv on the cast, that1 can be houu'hi mi easy terms; also Homo choice city lots. LUES ffoui an (lenrge K. Davis mul ilnuubter, Lillian, returneil to their lunne ut Vale, Oregon tiiis morning ufter vis iling Mr. iimi .Mrs. Ilugli .MeCall uf of this eity fur some time. Mrs. I.. A. Myers imsseil tlirnugh l.n (imiuln loilny on her return to Kntenirise from lloise wbeiv she has been for n short lime visiting ivlatives mul frieinls. Miiiid'il iiiiprovi-mi-nt in apper mien nml I'onilort Is iiiiiri'iit In th.- new line ol Huilge Urol ., .M,,,. I'lirs. ill I lit- proilni'tliin of whli-h tlm lai'lory has Ixt-ii Kallii-i-lng inoinen-IS loin nine.- July . Miniilreihi m ili.il-io en. are now siipplliii willi ihspl. ears ol tin' ni-w typi- si Ixl liimi iw suiiriv I lie lii.l.iiy H ri'i'ihlng r,.p,l,o of Ill 1 1 1 1 - i, i nt I , iitipiiivnl hv llm pnb- He. g While I In. IwihIi' cliii i-ii(-tirt:-l if-r of llm familiar Hoili- llrolln-r.H inis of I'ei'int ilnys an. mi 111 pri-M-nl, lli.r,. In an air Mil illmlnellvem-yK t Ik, I ,.. passi-ii lt preloii ,.'H,rls r llili ,.,,1,. ei-rn lo liullil ,i ini,.nit,.,. p.,.,., ,.,. ol I'omioi'ii.lalil,. iipiii'iii'iin,.,, aa nnalily. The li.'. ll.as.' Is a Irlrli. luntrr. Hi,' i-oii.x is li.wrr anil Ihu r - h'.i hi si'inl-i'lhpllral lp. nnil-rslniiK. n, n,.1,.MS,,, ,,., t- If um mm , KML hiiiiimm, mini i o o : O ' O IO o Take home a package of our high test Ice Cream jJackcd in the new sanitary carton. It is a brick itself. JThe Palace rif- ' 9 Phy, Black & Stoop In The La Grande National Hank Bltlg .a (irande, Orepon. PHONIC MAIN 86 pPpi!Ei Ml iL l Rrenlin Mf tluiUmg vearutg window shade material Be sure the window shades you buy ' won't crack and break! Ordinary window shade material is made of coarse -muslin which is tilled with chalk and clay. The wear of daily usage causes this filling to loosen and fall out, leaving the shade full of cracks and pinholes. But Brenlin wears and wears Brenlin is made of fine, closely woven cloth which con tains not a particle of chalk, or clay, or other filling. It wears and wears. Hangs smooth and straight. Xo cracks, no pinholes deface it! Tinted with the finest, fast colors Brenlin Window Shades will not spot in the rain nor fade in the sun. They wear three times as long as ordinary shades. Come in and see the many rich colorings we have in this long-wearing shade material. Let us show you how little it will cost to shade your w indows with Brenlin, and help you select just the tone that will harmonize with the color scheme of your room. Come today. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Four Floors of Fine Furniture For SaL North Powder wns vepremntpi! among tlu guest at Ihn Savoy lust evening hy (, T. -Mosier. Mrs. (Jeort-e Huntington Currey relumed to her homo at Uuker this mnrning after visiting relatives in this city tor a few day K. It. K mint mi, of lmliler, wiw tinning the lm -aliens viMturs in thin city Saturday. lie at the I nley. N'eu modern r.-nmin lionie. not I unite roiiiiii.1,-,1 ulll finish in ....n ' jpurt or tuHii where Hi,, riner hnme jpiil'-l (1f hmil u line ihe thu r hniin.t i me rilv :ti.. hi'iug In, lit. The lmui.. u.tn ;i r.a.in.-ni will, thiiin IN. 'lit 1 In.... 1, I I . . was registered jtvW( ,,, wn wilh el. illi.- i.ii .s.H hi e.i, h It..,-.. . ... a real nllr.ict ive r.-r....m . i:. W nit n nTI tl. u in.. .it. 1 ing i". names wneie sue win vimi j i(r,. mi u Mr shnit time. Vni I iw n Haker was represented anumg the! guest.s at the Kolev last evening hv j it. U Harvey. Jiilld l;il;ini- uiilim: tut.- T.riii' :t;. on Jmhi.i.m t itMinth, tn nt. K. A. Sc hefflcr is in I.a (Irande j today from I'endleton and i regi-1 , teie.i ai tne l oiey. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. o o o o NEW SOMMER GRILL Open From (1:00 A. M. (o 1(1:00 ! M. If lis (!no(l l'noil ;ind Quick Soivico You I.ix.kiujr for Tlits Is (he Place lo (let It. Are Mmlern I'll-! sir. e j V.''"t.ltu. janee HI,.- t.-l onn in -4i ii 'I'-rins. III-:. Pi M" dnwn, li. M'r. and Mrs. W- C. Iliv nml daugtlier, Kli.aheth .Ruth, of Spring- fiehl, Missouri, left thin mnrning on the hranch line train for Kuteipiie lo visit friends and ivlatives. ,. Mod. 'in r. ii r. !:. Fuller nnd family, of fWulla i p;n ' , Will In. vire ririi.l acp.I ntiwin.r i ln : ' 1 -I'.t'it n guests at the iavoy last oveamg. mil Ihiiik', -.i ut ii nl I Miss Olenn Fine, of Vincent is spending several days In the city visiting with her mint Mist l.vdia .M. Hug. OIVllMIU S I.UlU'lK'Oll SiM'VP !' 10111 11 A. M. lo 2 P. M. 45c Mis Iiuipe Srion rprturnpil to her lionie In hiumiiiorville aflor MX'iuluiir I the wwk rml in the city viMtinK , n.,i Ktall trieuiU auU rUUve. . 1 Geo. H. Currey Iiuur.ur. IOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOO ..u The Dowser Who Flivvered! Mysteriously guided hy the behavior of a willow wand, sometimes a "dowser" the water-wizard tells where to dig- a well which really yields water. Then much ado is made over the feat. But who ever hears similar noise ahout the dry holes, dug when the dowser flivvered? Now and then, possibly, it happens that peopl" buy wisely without heed to advertisements. Hut the chances are against any one having such luck! It does not "just happen" that advertised values are invariably genuine buying opportunities. They must be, because they are openly offered to every one who reads alxuit them. ' Advertised value, must be true value. Else it could not keep on being advertised to a public so keen and critical as this public of ours. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS TO RE RID OF GUESSWORK! t