La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 20, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textm ".-PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING" OBSERVER lT(mTny, August 20, 1923. i HI..' 41 n lm fx -c w Df a mar " .. h . i , mi , . New Fall Men's Clothing The man anxious to see the newest and best in lien's Clothing will he pleased with our selections arriving now evei-y few days. ' Fashion Park and oilier well known lines. , iff? 4 f "A flnnA PIqpo fn Trnrlo CONDUCT AUTO Ibirdmen to view i ICVL'LA MYSTERIES SAFETY MEE T! (I!y !. K. H.) HflNOI.l'l.l', AUK. United ttul'H l,lrd men attached lo Army My. lint: llea.louarierB ul l.uke lield hTi urn nhout lo launch mi aerial cxncdl- 'lion which I expelled lo Holm the Contests to Be Held in In-:'"-"--"-- .'""' V'i:"S'Lr!! ! ! -.1 ,t. -'Wilt IN n-illll Jiru-i ... (Iianapohs with View of jovc uu j'um. -howh & nm ouu. Ml IKI Wi'Ht OI IMWIIjl HI"! .ni'.iii, iiiv I Htuw;ilun ftrbup. ' I'lnn for lb xiTlnient which 'will In- In tin iminri' of photOKruphtu inlh.Hkni carrli-d out hy J.oniim' air iviuhl. with lln-li base on Kauiu. tlics Reducing Deaths. )1- If. I). IlohJiifcoii, JiilcilMUdiiiiil ivh Sai'lii' f ('irnaNJiuhii(, IXIUAXAI'Ol.m. J ml., Aug. -'' T i.... iui...i" .v..rn mil inline ml I'Vwi-r IIvi'm lo thH mil.-, not mor jhv army uniliorliU-H recently. V mlh-K to tli (fnllon z? pnor nill.'fi toi Kuitlu, ti rut k of tn nicndoiis bulk. 1 1t- minute, it: Uw jfoul or mi mito-jnrtM u Hlid-r tIi of clit'ta on one 1 inotJli' driviiiK cmitfM holnc hold ly I sUli , while on lh" other un extremely jilie Imliiin.ipolfK pollen department, jlicuvy Hurt roll in. It i "it that hut I "Appalled hy Hie terrlfli; loll of an-tone IMlik heliiK h" 'ver been able : tomol.ll. aeelileulK In Indiana. 'up-t effeci u liindiiiK " ,hlf rock. A Uiiin Mlrlieul CJIeeii. head of tlio police j Hawaiian riNhei iiiaii. aecordiiiK to the j traffir division, lilt upon the content intoi-v, puddled with irlendu in an out plan lo atfmiil.'itu interest in wife j ritxcr canoe .lo near ih rock, leaped 'drivliiK. In order to tent thft llioory i tnio a hiiKe breaker and body-urfed itiiat women driver; chumo i larne I aliore. Mow he, .left the tiny islund i part of the a'(-identx, the content wuHiin not toid. limited lo women. The! oliject of the Air Servicn e. Tlie eiilrantK will bo r.nired to j pediiion will I), to photograph the jdrive over a teM eourmt through tho laiul rrom all uiiKl' t endeavor tn HiilncH district with nolice Judirea r'" ho resniiin; piciureH, a rmutK witn tin-in. The manner in which they heudln their nutomobllen In truffle, ctom railroad track, avoid I'eckk'HM pedeHlrlaJm und ohnervn the rub will be Ncocd by lamlitiK spot, Tlire- air officers and Hclccicd Hiiiialde land and set) rralt. vlHited Kauai. baseH for both I city traffic potum. I'reilminnry contetitK hcKim Auguftt (i to narrow I he field or a ore.s or en trant down l 4eu, TbeHii ten will meet In the fin ul context later In the month, 'ah prlzeM have been off- j ered for the. uJji iters by an Indlanap-j oIU nepaper and oher awarda by jthe Hooisiei' Motor flub.';.. mere navo neon Hpetul, cndur-i anen ainh ecnnmny nutojivobflo tesiu,' Maid I'aplahi' ileibit, "hut the TRACTOR SM BPEH01AY GOVE FARWIERS h ARE HARVESTING I'll l-l-v at.llii Jionio of MrH, J. J. f'on Jry In honor of Bonn' out of town vIh IIui'h. on TlmrHilny ultprnoon. Aim. A. (i. I'onklln who him hepn 'ImUIiik In varloiiH clliiH in HOtithcrn i 'iilH'ornlu 1m ul lioinf In Houlhci-n nliKonrn of two moullin. Mr. unit Win. I'. J.. Jtowp nro on tcrtiiinlnK ii son niul riunlly from IvnillHon. DcniHlliI for (.orlllaM Ki'jioN J'rlt-O r lllllbinu. , If.) ,t .:,MHy, r..N IIAMIiri'lG, Aiik. in. l'lipri'i-e-ilentcd ilnmunilB ,ror KoriJIn lor kIiiiuI oiMM'nllons nilvo shot prlcfk for thnBi' 'iinlniiile itliHOHl put .of vljcht on llnni- hiux'H incniwrle niurkt't. The :iv rruo piici' now $:l.ono peii nnlniut. T)t king of tlitt JiidkIc, Oiu lion. lifliiK'M an 1 avi'ratfp ' prlcfi of only Vi2fill. (illijircii jynl( i;hlnoi;prl. Iiow- nv'r, heliiK Hciirct, roMt .5.ihmi to Trncher fhioil for Assnull, ! 1 - JGrain Is Being Prepared'fGr .Market, Weather ideal ; UG e U"i-g e; Golaryi. Buys j $3,500 Orchard. i'rOVK;-Oni.l AK. 2.TIlc ,fHM i In UilH wclloii of iho c'unnlr.v p.f" ity Willi thp muln harvrnl. 'I'll JrHkt lli:il lor Ull" otTiliuUon. I HllKht mIiowi'j' '.WKll'r'li'V inoi'iiliiK wh o vrry BllKht iHinJ lh lui r:if fttor, Aita'pr tramil IIH npurilllon. , hlr. iiiiA; Mm. J.1 ,!).' I. nmU'ni of h.11 '.milUH wcri! in i 'i ' it! 000 iiiirnliiK IooIiIiik ii f I it tliu mimyliig; 'ifilhttlr clu-rry orchiinl. '.i aim. Al c K mull of rinrkHVlIlp, Ar- :jllllllll III 111 I'uvi! lit tin' hoilll! of her ifoli. It. In-ni'li. - - - v fair, niul .MiK.Ui;. V'. ItolnTlH, nun Itiimlii l.f-ii'M. nf Tiii'oiiiii. WllHllllltf toll un. houlii'ifiii'HUi ul llin lioino of "Piinki'rt Alfred DnnlelM, one of hln M.'AUlt4UllMl. t-U-J'WiU 'V0'1''1'" I'""'"1" hroiiKhl nr. . l II. I'm ier itnil (inner I niffy , tlo'rf for BBSault nnd It eot the ti neli mieiit the week end lit llin Milium, ' "r -t 1 linn mid tfi lor doelom' foeii. 'flailing. .' ' MIhh Jeun HtenrnH, l.uwtoll KtenrnH 'und Slewnrl Hennet of li (li-mule were weeit end vlHitorH at the Inline of Mrn. T. W. I'onklln. j ,'.lrB. Ari'h I'oni'.v of l,ii(.triindo 1m unending u few wiekh lit the ruiu-li lit l.'ove. Mib, K. II. ronklln mid dnliKhter, .l),Ulred who hue hei n pemlliic the .in.r lo for, reluriieil Oil W'ftllieM- '"jOay, to their home m (ininrio. ...linn in tell .Slorfhl ml ol 1 'iil'l 111 Htl 1b a JtueM nt 11m- home of Mr. niul Mrs. ,11ml a few doses of this remedy cur- eir me. 1 nave reennipnilef it In l,ilozens of people since I first used it and shnl continue to do iso fori I know it is a quick und positive c,ure for bowel troubles." ml v. i (Ity I. CUKNUAM, ICliK., niliBon Ijiw-Bon, a :. S.) Aiik. 2n.Peter Meiiool leticlier, Chusp of Aipendiciti. (J. ,i:. llurkel. Sir. Kiel Mib. 11. lU.Velei', in l llhin When the bowels nre constipated, the lower bowels or Inrire intestines become packed with refuse mutter, thnt in mnrle up largely of KPnus These ttprms enter t lie vermiform appendix and set up influnimution, which is commonly known us appendicitis- Take Ch'uniberluin's Tablets when needed and keep yoir bowels ii'irular and you have little (o fear from appendicitis. adv. Itees iintl - mit'BlB tit M it, A. C' rouhlln tin ' Tuesday. Ali'- Corii Ulooiti who h is hien 5 VIHHIUK her Bluler, Mib. Ilerniiill Al-jO leii nt Kl MolHe. riillliiriila Is exia-c- li'i .bomo on Bnturdiiy. 'o . $lm. Kd. lOeKerslej', t 'o. TretiBiirer ! O ofl.cwls Co., Iiliiho who has 1 1 1b- 2 illll ul the piireliliil liiinie lo-re, lias'o j-ettirneil in her hoiiii-. jo MrB. Kdllh Sle.Niilr f Ijieointe, Al-ig hertit. Ciiliudii who Is wpelldillK ttleo Miihiiner wllh her ftnlh-r. Mr. J.-'Ulller Ib MsitlllK IrlellilB lit i'en dlelon, Oregon. Mr. l.e Itoy Mull of (lleiin'11 l-'.u rv, ldBllo, Ib the Kiiest of her Bister, Mrs Areh Conley. ilr. M. J. I 1 1 1 ami Mrs. Wesley Kmllh pitli-itaini , tin. l.adh B Aid at the heme of tin- runner on Weililes dV. There were present: Mrs. .Mae Jielly, Mr. J. K. IjiiiIx, Mrs. llaiieli, -lra. V. 11. Kills. Mib. Nn.d.kcr. Mis. (. Mi-liuiinel, Mrs. K.llth I.. I'ease. llr, TUo. Toele, Mrs. I.eoniinl Towie .rs. 'erne Spiders ami . I-'. I.. I'osl. lm. Verne Mehh i B of 1 41 Ci iiiiiU- In vlJtl::if at the home of Mrs. e.ile Sum u. ThH Binall son of Mr. end Mrs. Fred Sorpe Is quite 111. I ir. I i I ! I ill. .10 in III atlelldallee. . 4 ten acre or, haul trai l of pruned nil clierrleB Im-i.mioiik t,, ,.H ,srali fppet litix I,. ,. ,;,. ar'. The eotisliler.il ten iuu- m S'llP Ladles liitlM mil kim, ti iluil.l OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 6 o Gladys E. Miller J'lfc'. lias aliparenlly' been overlooked The re311lt. lt that while wo Bet ni iny miles to tliu lMinr.!iand many inlles lo Ihe Kftllon,' om-. !e01iBIIIIIltlon :of Uvea I) the nillo romaina entirely too high.', A safe walkinK conleHt for pedes trlaim, Hhould hp held after the safe driving coolest Ib completed, In Ihu opinion of Oapaln lonn. The National Power und Tractor .'..!.. Show under Uie ausnices of the Ford psBenlliil tlilnir In nioiorlnif. safe driv, ! J,oto1' company, the Kord Healers of I oiuunil -Ullll MA ly IlUllOOUIiy MIUWII manufacturers of power equipment will open in the specially selected show grounds at East 10th street and -Klanders . Street, Portland, on .Monday, August 20th. The exposition will 'be1 housed un der three huire tents, euch- 75 feet by 125 feet und included in the show win De a tree motion picture exhibit open to the public und showing the lurjrest collection of industrial and agricultural power-pictures ever ex hibited in the Northwest- The show will open with a huge street parade on Monday, the load tractor ibeing tlrven by Margaret Nosd rot,,; wnp will pilot the huge trailer on -wUichwill ride the -band. Many novelty features are prom ised for this parade lit addition to the interesting display of tractors itaunng huge, iimHiMrial machinery the diwvntoKvn streets. Same Old Story But a Good One. Mrs. Mahala Burns, Savanna, Mo relates an experience, the like of which has happened in almost every neighborhood in this country anil has been told and reluted by thousands of others, as follows: "I used a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrho ea Remedy about nine years ago and it cured me of flux 'dysentery.) I hud another, uttuck nf the Blimp (complaint thrflei or ,tour yeans, ago thriuVl demonytrotions.t the snow grounds ! Baker ' S"'nei1 lj-v' Mf,y1'' rge , I.. Arrungenients have been completed j so that every piece-of power in the tuinuiis at the show will be ready to do their work when the Mayor gives the signal to go aheid. One day each week has been set aside for the dealers and general public of each district of the state, which is as follows: Monday, August iiOth, Portland and vicinity. Tuesday, August 'illst, Willamette Valley. Wednesday, August 22nd, Lower Columbia counties. Thursday, August 23rd, Southern Oregon. Friday, lAugust 24th, Central Ore gon. Saturday, August 25th, Eastern Oregon. There will -be saw mills, compress ed air drills, miniature railroads, hoists and other machinery of this nature vying with new forms of plows, threshers and agricultural equipment for the interest of the spectators. There will be trailers ca pable of haulinc preut loads of loes. and delivery outfits which will meet me demands of the corner grocer. AD of these will be demonstrated und shown through their places all during the day for the entire week. The total value of the exhibits is in the vicinity of a million dollars and as this exposition has been ar ranged for Portland, it will be the largest which has ever been shown in the Northwest or anywhere along the coast. ' i Among the exhibitors at the show arc: Wood Bros. Thresher company. Portland Machinery company. , New Moline Plow company. , Clyde Equipment company. , Multnomah Iron Works. Oliver : Chilled Plowi Works, u-i I Utility Trailer IMfg. company. Ersted Machinery Mfg. company, 1 Roderick Lean Mfg. company. - Dallas Machine & Locomotive Works- : .-'-, - . V L - i FrancWMntor Cat1 company.,- r Talbot & Casey, Inc. Jj' Northwest 'Appliances; Inc.-, . ( '.' ; E. A. Mitchell Tractor coiViji'any.J Murtin-Pnrry Corporation. "" . Universal Body Corporation. '"I John Deere Plow Company. Mitchell Lewis & Stuvar company. St. ' John-Kirnball Corporation. L. Sonneborn & Sons, dnc. Western Sales company Tidewater Sales. Corporation. Firestone Tire company. Ballou & Wright. Chanslor & J.yon company. Goodyear Tire & Rubber company. May Motor company. TT- 'Hot ' Weather iHsenRe. 1 ffixorders of .,fie bowels are ex ttftnely dangou's, particularly dur ilX tho hot weiithM's of the summer months, und in order to protect yourself- and family ugninst a sud llen uttuck get a bottle of Cham toerkiin'K Colic and Diarrhoea Rem eiT It can be depended upon. Many have testified to its excellence. adv. ailroad Casualties in Eniilund LONDON, Aug. 20. Only five passengers of the l,lH(i,47U,000 car ried on English railways during ill.' were killed in accidents. This 'one passenger in every my.uuu,- (00. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers CARR SELLS. FOR LESS ALWAYS nf", ' ; FORD & GEORGE i TAXI Service Enclosed Cara CALL MAIN 44 After Bllilnlght Cult Foley Hotel , MAIN 773 "The Line is Busy" Hint! : When the telephone orator tells you " the line is busy," this fact has heen-made known to her by an elec- trical sigial, which in tftiifiaction of a second auto matically indicates that 'the line called for is in use. . .. 1 '' j '' 'i When "busy" reports 'ai-e. repeated on successive calls for the same number, it is generally due to an immoderate use of the ljed line. The, length of a telephone conversation is mbviously beyond the control . of . the telephone opeiator.1 ,'IIave confidence in, her when she makes the reports' the line is busy." , I It II j ' I -1 -H j - Home: Independent , Telephone Co. a, There will be a Ford car of the vintage of lllCKJ, motoring days which nre dim iu the recollection of most of those! who will .watch the pro cession of power. , Uirict,y following the parade, the OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOtf 0000,60000000000000 .0 o NEW FALL IN .6 S Instructor of Piano ' l.trnltel Number of Pupil Will He KnrolUMl for Ttiii Hi'KtnninK in Srpirinh-r A.Miosh Ilrnw(r 87S, Jji Grand)1, Ore. reallea'Wier' '' ' ' .- : ,-' ; ' Purses and Bags Box and liag styles. ' All tip-to-datVand snappy." New styles and shapes so reasonably priced. Take a ten-minute look at tho window. Come in. Wo are glad to show you. .... The L.&L. Drug Go. ' The Progressive Pharniacv 0000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000 FOR SALE A choice home nn "n .lui brow of the hill In Old Town, over looklne the cllv und vn..v ,..!.,. lilK of a modern house. 7 acres of land, a Miuill hike, fiull 11-,..., i...p.i... Bllllll'lieiy. Bhllde tl B limn' .l..' und paslui, nn Ideal plaeo for one uno 11,-siriB to keep a cow, rhlekens dlleks, elc. und Ihe nrlee In unit, .:.-...,,' und n ptiynii-nt of half en!, nm (,. illu 11. bill. 111, -e leinis to suit the purl chaser. 1'iimi in nml let ,i- sl,n..- . i a real hatKiiln. SeeplessBabies TS BABY rxtl.iir O.t Joholon'( Bbjr Powdrr t 'nc. Maiaac it ov.r Ihl undar akin. Baby ia com I,rtS and iUp com.s. D-.m, . u 7 M 'Baby Powdor Four-room bonne, lot 7-vtnn Ilualed on North lllteh bIi.-,-!. price $1 leii; s:.0 cash, piirihuBer run n Bllllle a litorlKaKe for J;l.,il and pay he' balance In monthly iiiKtallnn nts leinis to he ucreed upon. Four rooms and t.nlb. two Inn all. unled on ljike alreet near the Pal. m, r mills; fruit tree. h,.i ry patch Price ll.'MI; IMitl cubIi. balance ,uisv terilia lo lie UKI'eed upon. Llon't foiK'-t that e hava antne choice aet,UKe ttaeta, atljolmnr tile city on the euil, that can he lioitglit on caay terms; also aoma choice clt-Iota. Phy, BIack& Stoop (n The La flrandn National Hank llhlf FACTS In the year of 1S(7 the present Remington Arms Go. began the first successful manu facture of metallic cartridges and have since improved those cartridges until the hig game hunter of today simply asks for (lie shells with the red hall trade mark and goes to the woods with the feeling that he has the best ammunition possible to pro duce. v-, You are invited to call at anv time and in spect our Remington Line. v' Ore. Hdw. & Imp. Company Th,. tenet f Uont on mdk mto,,.;,,, ' Mrs. Blake', cornel wf- helpful od .;,,. became of her,pmi-fwal e.vpwwe in home tookmg. Site will hvt an; question on coofery ad-ed b, her ' ' WfrrtMJrest Mr,, mrl, Wale, care Carnation Milk VroduvU Co., bwrt Bmldtnij, Seattle, Washington. , , - 1 . v . .. ... . , .' ' ,' M Lesson No, 4 Pies "Like His Mother UsedLto Make' LJIE has been eallc flip (,,'ent Anier L icnii dessert, and to be nble lo oon siniet a good jii.' is gm of the supreme tcsis of a cook. Tin- first essential of nnv pie is a flaky, tender crust the kind that will fairly "melt in your mouth." One of (lie secrets of this is to have jonp inoredit'iits c.s cold ns possible when they are mixed ; augllier is to -avoid liainlling the pastry donph -more than is absolutely ueocsxnry. There nre many kinds of fillings that can be used for making pies, Fruit.'uji'iice mciit niul similar fillings are usjiially iu cisnu'MU'iit form -Miul i;e;iiire little special Irep;ialion. In tbWloissnti I will give you Sonio xiM-lletiVrivTji'es'" lor more cpnijili-' euted pies.' ; ' ' ' '"' '' !''"'.' Pie Crust cup (lour, 4 tea spoon fait, 'i cup short eniuc, cold water to mois ten, sift gait with flour. Cut shortening Into f.our with a Hclfe or work In ouickly with Hub of fin gers. Tj6e enough cold water to uiakv the par ticles of thu iiilxture adhere together. Turn on a llfihtlv floured bourd aud rull thlu. hatt d II UK as little as possible. Tbli recipe uutkea one pie crust. Cocoanut Pie 2 eggs, ti teaspoon salt, cup flour, cup sugar. teatpoon ranllU, li tupa water, i t up coco.iuut. 'i cup Carnattou Milk. Scalt the uillk In double boiler. Mix the Hour w ith a little cold aler, nud add to si aided milk. Cook until it Ihlckeus: add sugar, salt and yolks of eggs Kelt beuta. then idd to mix ture and cook for two minutes. Add vanilla aud rocoanut. Add to btlced pie crujt. Beat the whites of eggs stiff, add 1 tablespoon of sugar and put on top of the pie. Set In oveu lout enough to brown on top. This recipe make ou pie. Custard Pie 2 eggs. i teaspoon salt, i tablespoons sugar, 1 cup water. i teaspoon vanilla, 'j t up Carua tlou .Milk, few grains uuluieg. Beat eggs slightly, add sugar, suit and milk. Line a pie tin with pie paste; add the mixture to which the vanilla has been added. Sprinkle the top with nutmeg. Bake In hot oeu at drat. J to set rim, then reduce the heat as eggs and milk In eonibliiiiipu should be cooked at a low teuiperaliire. 'This recipe r.iakcs one pie. -' '-.''i'i ..--.Meringue 3 egg whites;-U cup powdered siiRar K. tea. spoon lemon :exl reel. Deat era - miff, mM sugar slowly, baaHug ii ,he ,(, Fj . : , 1:1: t! . Lemon Cream Pie X cup sugar,. 2 table spoons biider, cup I, ni on Juice. 114 1 up boiling water. 3 egisjolLa, ,p flour, cvp,, f.jriiutio.i Milk', i tearpoun Biatud leiuou rind, . ,,. I Mix flour nmt ...,. add bolliii;svaU:r. atlrrlua; constantly. Cook 5 ,i ;.' ,' ' "lM'-n CfK yolks, Car natlou Milk,, the km,,,, juil.u un rnd. Ull0 pla e with pastry, hauc iu hot oven. Cool. Kill with leoj.-ree, mlxiiire. Cover will, intrluKue (see recituijiow,, ,,.ikB n a low ut ,mta the nierHihi .la a iuhk-u brown. Tula recipe makes one pie. ,T Questions and Answers ,i ll'hu it milk tnmetimet called "the verfect footli" Mr,. J. S. ; , r I UecuuV it contains tho food elements 'wewp-to snMain lite und 1,,,,-Ja treuPrhs ( 'til-nation l!il!:..wliiel, is pre i icli ct.WV milk Willi just part i tli,. water ev,m'iited, is thf- .sni'it form of milk, be-(atise'-j; Voi.taii.s all these foml ilein'euts and bntiox tliem to ymi iu perfect cotuli tiou. st'erijixed but iine!;anged. IVhardo 1,011 recommend a, a tafe hot drink for chUiirtnf Mr,. . J. foeoa,!' chocolate is 'noHrisliinjr, and when mftjjv with pure, rich t'ai nation llilk is a icat'ood and very wholesome. A simple, jjcijolesiime t!rii,k is 1 he one our motlieisWil to call "cambric tea." Make it by initial part farnation Jlilk and 2 pans Jurtater. Sweeten to taste.- V Corr.,c!kl,nc,n,, r Writ for free booklet of 100 tested milk recipes. Addrfsa Carnation Milk Products Co, HIMsboro, Oregon. (Clip and pott, lit lunn in .ftirjik boalk-rlf vox hart nUiti any prr,ea (., wif t, -it ti Vlm ca rejmrt:) I'ltO.NE fllAI.N M .