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page'1 seven PARK SOCIAL V NEWS BUDGET The Part August H Camp Wnrd en J. W. Wuldrun ami two deputim wore up on the creek, enforcing the j-'iime laws umnnir llie many outer who are camped uIoiik t)ie banks. l'ire Wanlen Guy McN'uir, wan up at the Fork-', Sunday lookinir over the camp fires which are many, these duvs of recreations. Ostwuid Volswinkler, Island City's prominent Hw-innii, a champion anfr-let- of this civek, is stopping at "The Biir ljtg fulfill" ilunnj; hi twentyfixth iinmial vacation which will he ahout two weeks this year. He 'reports a favornhle season for his honey hces who are continuously and faithfully working for him, He brotijiht uIoiik a (rood supply of hon ey, which is certainly a treat for liie folks at the Forks. Clarence Fdwanls, rider for the Haker Cattle Association, accompan ied with his wife, JJeliuh, were anijl injr visitors nt the t'aiiin. They went home with their limit of fish,! liappy and contented ns It s.n;s "To fish ill these streams,! When ii.o ,i,i iheio Is not much i year I silly eonld dirfemnra in cnichinif them in thli.v tlionn who liavi lahor attached to each cnU'h, as oneislucn Infi y, must irn from one rock to the inner, for each fish" hut, we mu.it re inemher that I.on Is an expmt fisher man he naturally thinks It's easy. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER- Wednesday, August 15, 1023 Voruz Furniture Store, cusiinir hooks and line: Steel Vaults Guard Hish Grade Alcohol In National Museum WASHINGTON, Autr. 15, (AP) E.xtiaordinary precautions for the fafeiruardiiiif of their supplies of al cohol are taken by the various de partments of the government wnicn Use this commodity, now so much in demand for the making of what in the parlance of the liootleuirer is stvled "sympathetic" intoxicants. 'official's of the departments and bureaux declare the systems they have installed have operated so suc cessfully that their losses have been net'liifilile, confined to the theft of a pint here and a uart there. And so close is the check, they assert, that frequently even these small peculation are traced and the offen ders dismissed. At the National Museum, which, in the preservation of specimens sent to it from nil iiarts of the world, the very highest jjradej .Almost from they Niiy, he reini'inbered everything upon lieinir (old once. The child's I'ulliw In on automobile ineelniiile i-niployed nt n irnrnKo here. The IHIh boy lias f ri-if ih -1 1 1 ly watched Ilia rulhei at work. Ho wan Klven o by Hllle more than one i t THK XA.MK ol- HI 14 mTATF lalk Mode fluently, "I OltKCOX You are nereny re. """" me s'llllil ! -. - vnn i.lll I ...... ...... 'I Ir. ir.in hlrth; Plaint ni.-.l iiKih"i y ' " I ... . 'L I I uf. Knowl.H, entitled court and eirnse, on or heron. ' "' " 1 1 .' i nrt publlnillon of this minimons or of tho service of tin- same upon you 'M limit the Ktiitp of (lri',roii. Von will furl her toko notion that relief us may l,e 0Klvw,i,i u ,Uity lliraude Kv.lliiil." H-rv-r. a ii.pa and frond conscience. iper published within t'nlon County. oi-'ler 01 in ' , .Indite or tne inline which order la dnted . . . ...,Q ne.l l ift for six eons Hiv Weeln In the La'the l-'lh " M sniall lov niltoiiioblle for Cblislmiis. I" J"" "I'l""' in, sever;,! occasions. It Ih Willi, lie hni.lr'' "'" thereof, pluinlltf will apply taken the little ma. Ml art ,,,, 't the court for the re l. f prayed foe i l'or n"' of lln- ronrt ilifwolv- (Iiik tin- homlh of niutilmony nnw mid !li.-rit(ifon- exMIng Iniw.-f-n tin plnln- 'lirr ,l..r..n,.tt r.n.l for Hlicll OttltT clou iii'tl It wit hf.ul )mvtnr I )if trniihli hi (Hitting tf Wijri-t ln r iii.!i.li-.J. Shoe Makers Kick On Cutting "King Tuts,,i- (Ity I. N. H.) 1 1 A V K 1 i U 1 1 . 1 M ;ihs., A i ft. 1 Sh'o ctiM'T 111 HiV4rul lorn I fnrtorloH mi- kci'UIiik tuiirn money lor rulllnn Kintf Tut sliois. Thi'y I'lnim tin; frtHit o( thcHi- fimt turn liocfi iin jhitnl to nil nml tli.M tlify Hhoiild ir')p mnrc iiionry for lining ho. i-w.. i .... .i . f r i ip usps oniv ... i ,r ,hn lha llinilil U IfftflT III II .i.e in the clear HirPl vault to winch only omp employe i f;0i.la Hrott, "Hcncoek's Kadiophones are four times louder than any other on the market, easier tund, and made ritfht. Enterprise. Ore. 2-I2-2t SIMMONS In the fircutt on it of the fltnto of OrcKon, for f'nion founiy. f irnial Scott, riuintlff, vs. Ooldn water of the creek, went home satis fied with their catch, and filled up with joy at the sceneries. iKoscoe uonu, or tne itancn ann other tlian the staff officers has access. The key to the vault in kept under a separate lock. Supplies are drawn on requisitions' the nhnvo named Weiss Furniture store, Maker, withd tl" "sen made of the alcohol are Mr -Boml, enjoyed a delightful trip by auto to the camping place on Hie creek, just below (he old Thompson Place. They had nil the fish they Anted to eat and went home witli d.f"-ndnnt: u good supply f the delicious- trouts. jiowance made. Kenneth vanonler ami jesier tin ier, from the Park, stopped over night at the Log Cabin enjoying a ifood visit with the folks there. Gilbert Minthom, Chief of the Cayuse tribe of Indians, from Cayuse Oretfon, was up at the Forks with u party of seveu of his people. Their ramp is located on Kd .Miles ranch of Lower Catherine. They are fishing and picking huckleberries. William lAmbruse, trom Ui urunne. carefully traced and checked. The inn -eum officers say that there are I losses from evaporation and spill-j age, hut that in their system these; are, carefullv estimated and due al- The Kavy Depaitmeut, which prob ably is the largest user of alcohol in the government, also has worked our an elaborate system for the safeguarding of its upply. The SULPHUR CLEARS ROUGH, RED SKIN race, Neck and Arms Easily Made Smooth, Says Specialist Any breaking out rf the skin, even total used is about 1,000,01)0 gallons I fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly annually, half of which goes into the manufacture of smokeless powder. At those stations and depots where the volume of alcohol on hand war rants, the liquid is kept in special steel tanks in rooms under lock, with wa up Sunday, fishing in the South the keys in the possession ot com Kork, going home late, but had his; missioned officers or' trusted civilian limit of good size Holly Vardcn ami employes. On shin board and at the smaller stations the supplies also are in the custody of commissioned officers In alt cases the liquid is furnished on requisition and a check up of its lines made to see that none is diver ted. Similar systems are in operation in the 'Department of Agriculture, the Bureau of Standards, the Bureau of Fisheries and other federal agen cies using alcohol in their daily op rent ions. INFANT BOY IS FLUEM SPEAKER WUKT ii Bo brook trouln. Bert Vantervnmler, is ubuut through hnyinir. He has u fine rmp of hay thin eiifiou, heinjr reported the lurgest he ever cut on the ranch. Clarence Vunoriler, will be ilnne hayiiiK in a few days anil reports that he will have hay for sale this winter, if he iloes r.ot increase his herd of cattle. Joseph Iiy and his hoys are very busy makiiiK hay while the sun shines- He contemplates a fishing trip on the creek after haying. Tom Galhreith, of Weiser Tdaho, is herding a baml of sheep for Kd. Miller. His camp is on the Main Hid pre at about two miles south of - the South Forks A InIR' ni.rlv. fmi,4Wt Inw nf Mr and Mjs. Jay Oliver and baby girl,!!!!' ,i itt-ii.niK, mm i.ii, nii.i Mrs. Koscoe tilrown and children, slopped over night, camping out at the "ilig Log Cabin1' on their way IS1 Hip TftiilAlli '-MI-iA. "".K lli.il. has theep grazing on Uuncle Sani'K forest resei-ve. They also stopped on I their return, reporting a fine time In the higher mountains of the Hock leu. (ieorge I.ee, and Itoss Jones, have two bands of the finest sheep in the country, now on the Minimi Kiver. Kniile Lyons, and Oru Pierce, two professional shepherds are tak ing care of the splendid and use ful animals. ' Salmons .Spawning. The nalmons are just starting' to spawn, in the upper riffles of the North Korku. There is a big run of them this season, and several have been caught while the season was on. The deers are all gone to higher and more trolnti'd places in (ho mountains. Only a few tracks of the animals are noticed here and there, irossini?- the cnuntrv from one hand to the oilier but they are Koiir-room house, lot 7L'xl00 feet, nearly settled now in one liifj )miiI 1 ituntiil on North lllich atr'eet. 1'rlee on some spots v. bite there is no ac- HI""; W cash, im r.-linn.-r ran as- ovcrconic by applying a little Mi-ntho- buipliiir, declares a noted skin special ist. Because of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation be gins at once to soothe irritated skin and heal eruptions such as rash, pimples and ring worm. It seldom fails to remove the torment nd disfigurement, and you do not have to wait for relief from embarrassment, 'improvement quickly shows. Sulferers from skin trouble should obtain a sniall jar of Rowles Meiitho-Suljilutr from any good druggist and use it like cold crcatn, ooooooooooocoooooooooooooo Uly I. N. 8.) IIKND. Wis. Aug. 15. At or two and on.,-)ialf veurs YVIIIIn.ni I'VI.-rls.-rt, Jr. of Hits town. not only knows the alplitili.-L p.-i-re.-t ly Mii.s tils own prayers eaeti nielli knows a great iiuiulier of melllH hut ;lnUtK,WJlilil llwjl-litt I11w;;;.iC halm praine. I ins town is very proud or the clillil, who Is looked upon by nil as wond.-rl'iil. FOR SALE A choice home on "TV street on the lirow of tho hill In Old Town, ov looking the city iiiid valley, consist ing of a modern House, 7 acres of lull. I, II Klllllll lake, fruit Irees. herrles. shriilihery, shado tree, lawn, ipirdcn land piislure an ideal place for one Iwlio desires to keep ll cow, chickens UltlekH. etc. Jltl.l Die m-iee tH nnlv tltr.llli Pp"liind ii pnyiiient of half cash will han dle it; liiiliince terms to suit the pur chaser, i 'oino I,, it ii.i let tin nhow you a real bargain. tivkie The Mountain species of ,-rnuse are well up on top of the ridges this season there is an excellent opportunity for the sport who likes hard climbing, to spend his Sumltivs inhaling the pure breei-.e of Oregon niwuntiiins- the creek is about down to inalcy. It stayed hiuli very late tin sea.-on there Iwing some snow left in tne mountains at this late date so the sheepmen 'reports. The trout angling has been limit' thuu good this spring and summer, as it ts reported hv the master fish erman of this locality. I.on Mitchell and wife, anglers of Union, are camped a quarter mile below the cabin at the Korks. I.on comes home every day with his limit of allowed sizes. lie reports th;1( he don't see much difference u. to the amount of tr.uits in the creek. siiiiie a mortgage for (.lir.o and pay he 'balance in monthly Installments terms to lie agreed upon. Tour rooms and bath, two lot a sit uuled on l.nko street near the rl- Itmr mills: fruit trees, lierry patch. ""!''! I'llce fulfill; fr,ll0 cash, halltnce easy Mt.-rltifi to In. agreed upon. Iion't forget that we have some choice ncreiige tracts, adjoining the city on the east, that can lie lioughi on easy terms; also loine choice city lots. The Straight Lines of the New Modes Arc Gracefully Achieved liy. Wealing Front I-aoo Corsets Never have the styles called so Insistently for IIiuh that are straight and slender. "La Ca mille" works ponders In gently persuading- surplus flesh Into fashion's silhouette makes your gown a Hinootli-fitliiiK success. You'll lovo the new models of "i.a CumHIe' Riving you the lines end buoyancy of youth. Low-topped and of dainty fab rication lightly boned but vis ible only in their benefits. Ho fitted to your Individual model of "l,a Camllle." and en Joy a youthful figure and a flex Iblo ensn that Is delightful. A complete line of tho latest models always on hand. Phy, Black & Stoop Mrs. Root. Pattison in ine i,ii ciraiuie Millonai unuk Ill.lglo 141 (irauile, On-Koo. I IIO.NK AIM.V SB I oooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo Corset lero liouo t'.'2-W Ites. una Oak SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR if Grandmother' Recipe Bring Back Color and Luitre to Hair You can turn Rray, faded hair heau tifully dark and Iutrous almost over night if you'll get a hottle of "Wyeth's Sugc and Sulphur Compound" at any drui; store. MiHimi of bottles of thn old famous Sjkc Ira Kecipr, improved by the additimi of other ingredients, .r 9uiu iiiiiiii.iiiy, Lay itcii-ivii.iwii si Fll - q gilts here, because it darkens the hair - o to naturally and evenly that no one can . 9 tell it lias been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise await ing tlicni, because after one or two ap plications the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful. This is the age cf youth. Gray. haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage nil Sulphur Compound to-nisjlit and jrou'll be delighted with your dark, fcanstosat hair and Your Youthful ao. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISIIERS Any Make Scwinpr Machine for Sale or Rait From $,").()fl to $t Ki.OO ED DONOIIUE. Prop. Phone 471-J Fir Jefferson ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Reynolds and Zimmerman Funeral Service Parlor, licensed Embalmer, Ambulance Service. Phone Main 02. 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN, licensed Embalmer. i ;i 1 1 Si s I o o o o o o O I o O ; O i o 1 O I O ; O I t. i "Relieve . Tired Feet" Jung's Arch Brarrs, arc elastic, Hnt, comfortable, economical and corrective. Kelieve tired and ach ing feet instantly. C orrect fallen arches and foot strain- Overcome pain in heel, instep tnd ball of foot, as well as ankle, calf and knee. No metul plates. J-'n men, wo men arid children. Guaranteed. Price $1 per pair and up. Money back if not satis fied. To insure comfort and ease in walking or standing, use ARCH BRACES flrsr j.iil.llrntion or xuimnona hc-lnij lliiiilf on th- rir.nl duy of AUKUMt, I!"'.':!. CliAWIMIIM liAKIN, . Atlorii.yH for I'luiiitlif. L nnin.la Oivkou aow i--ir.-L"-'-i"': B'-nt r.-iB. r TTTi Drink IMQW: HSU! mm if'cr"; Red Cross Drug Store (Ai A liquid food drink A qualify leader Thoroughly aged not green - - or unfinished ANHCUSER-BUSCH ST. LOUIS a LaGrande Grocery Co. Distributor! LaGrande, Ore. Why the Good Old Remington Pump Gun Still Outsells all Others There's a new 20'gange model, too the best of the light'gauge gans. See it at your dealer's ASK any of your, friends who shoot a l Remington 12-gauge Pump Gun there are lots of them what it is that has made this the favorite 12-gauge ever since Remington brought it out in 1900 the first solid-breech hammer less repeating shotgun ever produced. Or better yet if he'll let you bor row his Model 10 and take it out in the fields or down by the water for an after noon and try it for yourself. Fire arms experts always comment on the precision and finish of the Model 10 the result of 245 separate inspections in the Remington plant. And they remark that the receiver is machined out of solid steel instead of made of stamped steel metal or a cored casting as is done with many shot guns. But the man who goes out for a day's iport or to get a few ducks or rabbits for supper isn't so apt to say anything about these technical features. He'll tell you that the Remington Model 10 shoots harder and straigh f er than any other 12-gauge he ever had in his hands, has an action that never balks or clogs and seems to get better the longer he uses it. " If you're in line for something specially good in a 20-gauge Get your dealer to show you the new Remington Model 17. This is a ham merless, solid-breech pump action, too. Chambered for 2 'i inch shells which gives it the power and range of a 16 gauge. It is comparatively new but already many old-timers swear by it a-j a "real man's gun." The first time you get a chance go to the gun rack at the store and look at Jhese Remingtons. Your dealer will be glad to tell you anything you wunt to know about them. REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, Inc., Nem York City Established 1816 Remington. THE AUTHORITY in FIRE ARMS. AMMUNITION Ao CUTLWQr Model 17 Pump Ijun 'lil aitw jriinu. lev says. I BnBWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOBOOa 3B '-- - -- r, t
