La Grande evening observer., August 28, 1923, Image 6

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"" THE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER
Tuesday, August 28, 1023.
j Personal Mention!
. II. I'inn left for Portland thlsj
iiinrnintf.
John Wit nl and family of Tnlon arc
fu iIk- city today.
Id-a ttimwiH 1 - ft today fir Holso.
Is driving ;i 'hevrole coupe.
Aiiih-t-y il,;ii mill M:ircia IMiy of
I'niiMt wi'iv visitors in I .u (Irandc Hi Ik
moi iihii;.
John WorUmnn ami Innilly of Wul
li.wit l.ahc were in I In- city hint eve.
iliiiK.
Wllbus Hnvis, iiniiiiln' nt t'ntnn rlt
Izi n. km ill several hours In the city
y.-sierda
Mrs. Harry It. Turner left Inst eve
ninK ! Taeoiun ami Seattle where
iH( will visit her hImI -r, Mrs. Krnnk
Kline lis. (
Itnnnhl Mavis, uhn lias been spend
Int? the summer with W. '. i'icwh of
Ihf.H city, returned lo his liom.' in Al
bany, M-i-n'tin.
Air. ami Mi-n. .f. T. Clark left for
Yakima, Wash., lo spend u short linn
before returning to Anchorage, AhiH
lui. They Imvi' been vlsltiiw .Mm.
rim-k'n mother, .Mrs. Chris Miller, or
IIiIh city.
Mis. ('. ('. Inmnlnir h-fl lust evening
for Walla Walla where she will al-ti-ml
the wddlnir of Iht brother. I.ch
t r J.oncy. w hich will take place (it
Wnllu Walla.
j You Say It!
I
VISITORS
White House Pup
IN ELGIN NOW
i
1
Si(-hlilnti o. the banana shortage
this ynunK laily In picking nme
'of (ho now almost extinct fruit In
thi' piiiio of the Pan American
Union at Washington, D, C.
Fraternal Congress j
Plans Broader Scope
KI.GIN. (Special.) J. I.. Mlmlirmn
la In Khrln IhiK week on a buHlness
itrlp, looking alter hiH nuuiy Interest!
here, lie Is also im-eiintr out menus
I ;umI ulthnUKll he )i;.s inuilr hlti hoiliu ;
In Nimnv r.ilifiirnia for MeVernI yeiiry I
llmatlll feels that lie hHoiiw to NtKln, I
i lie it vl.sltint? at the norm of IiI.h
hinther. t'nei.' 1 Sill v lllmimun of ;
Hie J.'lnt. Ho in acfijitipiniifMl ly bin
wife. duiiKliter ami Hon-fn-law,
I ci.dHle llolhrook who Ik now cm
pho.il :i( the County Sheriff'') office
; in ,;i (Ji-mile, Hpeiil Siimlay at Ihe W.
i'. ;iml liernal lliif In in illcs.
Im. ami .Mrs. VI. t Wilwon, .Mint: J-'uy
WilMin ami Airs. S. S. McNailjriiton
lei I ear ly l'lilay morn in c for Hpo.
kaiie The WilHonV expect to he Kone
for several weeks, ami A Ira. AlcNawfh
ton will Kpi rnl I he rentaiti'ler of the
Muminer with her ilaiiKhter (ln-re.
Clejt u in I ll.irlo UarncH returneii
Sal nrday even ill).; from the HiimilicrH
work In various parts of California.
made t lie trip in their l-'onl hut,'
ami eperi-ncei the worst luck of
I he I rip about thirty mi leu from l.:t
(iialidi-. They burned out a hearing
a. :l li.'d t( leave their machine in
C ramie till re..".bs couhl In- made.
(ihnn Hit!, whose home Is In Telo
eatai, hut who ha been employed
(hiring the Hummer month: at Allnatit,
spt-nt .Sunday nhrht tu Ivl'ln. He la a
nephew of I.. K. Hill.
Ah-, ami M i en a Weisf: am!
& i ;
f ; 'I VA
;Mlr;ilion Cor KC'Vrnil yean,
I "nxKi I hi. mOBl of I hiH
(SlillJIl. iilrn, lin.l l-.-n Hllir.-l ini- rri.lii !
inlV.-llun hi nm root :imi m.,,I (hit)
ri-Ht iiikI out-.loor HviitK wmilil Ini
,lrovi. that ('"million.
Mr. :in.l
I llmo U'nt Mill' fri'Mlii-iiMl unit immmll
InlHy wiih Hlrirtcil oil lior wronil 3r.n
lav iMTriiriimnri'. inonnw mrr
IV pnAniTf,TTnV:"'l'i-iiK lh" ,'-oni1 l'"t "he hor"
l lIVUULAjllU.l ..... ,,... . n.-ii nrori-fileil
nil Ihn Ihinl t o.m wlllrtl hn just lii-nn
.ml liux Hfir.fiTP.IV I?.TS
3-YEAR RECORD ,i
lijillin IIiiiImiii ritnl I fllh'ACiO, (A.
Aillrnntlac ,coih-IuIi.i1,
rnluily uf Iinidi-r, nwnt Snuil iv wll h ! WfH:ki' linii-y Maiil. a punt hr'l Hoi-
iMii Ham Ihiil.son hiniilv imrlli or nt'-in iiwni-il hy tin- Urlilnforil HotMlrin
I'Klll. II 'mnpany. rattiron. I'al., in I'm- only
'lau,l(, llull.rools ami Kn-,1 Mrr. !' "-.v In th.- worl.l whli'h has irn,hii'l
man h-v.. i l:i,;n Wi iln.-s.lay ovi-n- "'l " luit n-i-ral
inir in. m i , .j ..I,. , !nn.l Ilii.ni'U noun. In of milk 111 Ihr.'t;
jliiB of tin- lial. rnal ol-.l. r ol whliai !"",:-'-",iv .vrarn. ai-ronllnu to a
i liny him, ari' m.Miiliirs. ri'r.nt unnoiinrPini.nt liy thn Holm .-111
I ..,,. i, ,, , : ' .. . j l-'rl.'slan AMHO.'lation of Amirli'a.
I nrl llull.roi.l! h.tiinn.l TiiPmlav ... ,. i ..
r,'"' ,wl",'r" "" U-ny ...i-.rri.rs.i t...st with a r-..r.i
his brother IVI.ih liaH broken several ' .r , . ...im. ..,.....!..-
1,014.47 pounds of butierfat. the an
nouncement Kiid for a totul produc
tion in three yearn of ii7.SS2.ti pound,
or more than 4t;.t;oo ituurttt of milk
and a.lsti.'il poumls of butierfat. The
lait.r is eitiilvalent to 3,!'K3.4 poumN
of butter, or equal to the production
of ciuht average itiary cows for the
fiarue period.
The animal Wa;i not placed on
yearly tesi until nhe was eijfht yearn
of a-e, the statement said. Within two
months after finishinj; her fir-st loii'jr
partH el tbeir car. Carl came back on
Hie train, wot. another I'urd and set
out atfaiu on Irifi t rl t south.
Tin- local Kilr board hi been
meetinjr every few -ft ivs now, and
much i-, belnj,' done to make a mic
eea.s of the second cntllUv fill tu be
hehl in KIkHi.
j There h n't much chance fur a man
If the paper can't say anylhhi.; nice
about him i-xcept that Im is MK-ially
iprinnlnent
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SleeplessBabies
IS BABY rvittosi:? Qt
Johnson 'o Baby Powder at
onc. Massage it ovttr th
under skin. Bit by is com
fortttU and deep comes.
i
Your Drutgiit It Mor
Baby Powder
Best for Baby-Bostforlou
Peter Pan. a vire-hairel terrier,
RUcri'eUs to the iirou.I position un
til now lulil hy r.aiWie liny. Peter
Pan was civen lo I'rosident Coo-liUfc-e
by Dr. Alonso C. Howard", c
Boston.
L.nn Hill horn.-,
.Mrs. llrvlllc Wi'l;rlit of l.a. Oiaii.l.j
riim.1 ill Saln"'(l.i' morninii for a v
.rnl ilayr viHil at Hi' limti.t ut her
par.-nlH .Mr. an. Mrs. I'liarl.1 flray of
n- ! rii lii't l'la(. . '
(A. I'
KltlCNI'll l.ll'K, I" I
Circali-r .xihiiikIoii of th" fral.-rit.il
rilllKI'I'lM' III ! Ivll IfH lill'l li'ljll .ro HI!
fo nilnif Mic ri'Riilatlnii in Iral. rn.ii
tio.-l.'ti.'n. insiiralir.' r.'ii.ijm'lnifiilji.
raii'd. fl. l.l work an.l a.l.Utlons 10 tin!
l.riyil.-K.-H of Inmlr.'.l iiiinnhcrf., will I.
ills.MiHHn.1 at thn Iwi'iily-lll'lli i.nili.
oilKr.'BS, lo In. Ii.'l.l li.'i" AUKiixt
30.
j LEAVES YOU FOREVER.',
Meen Sinied I'rlv Acid fhnosIN AreiWelsy has been employed lo teach In
1MmHvc(I mill Hie Itheinnalle ois- .'the IiIkIi school at Klumaih i'lillsthia
on Sine's hi l.fiivi1 (he S,vleni yar. After fnriviiifr there. Km est
AMlhlii Twent v-lour llom-s. ; will ro on to Corvallls Where he w ill
Kvery drutfRlHt In thin country Is atfuln attend the . A, C.
;) aillhorlzeil to say 1o every rlieum.'itle - -i. and Mrs. C. h. I hil't'iiutu were
HiilliiliT tlrat If a rull pint hot lb ol 'over-niKHi visnnrs at ine i.ynn niri
1 A I leu rh u. the sure comim-rci' of home VW ilne.ilay. -M i's, 1 1 ill returned
lfle,mteH rcpresenllriK- virtually 1( ,"" n""w "", y; ,,,'"M"' ")" "M v;
ht lh l-n te.l ""'l' ri.. "'uuni MMuneii ' . ... ,
.iitiiiin jijmi mi inviiy wn n even l lie
!'!. Wi-ia:-; Hit out Monday by autotno- , Al I.h Josephine Col I Inn of liolsn has
bile for a Journey which will taken j been spemllnt, the last two week!!
lh"m to Klamath Kails. They expect, j visiihu' Al.iss Clara Holhronk. at the
tu.ciinp on the way and will visit IhfjHernnl 1 1 uk honm. She b-ft for her
Walter liMTiett family near I'ralrle (home la.t Thur: day evening.
City. Airs. Welds' lrother. They will I Or and Airs. Smith have returneii
'y take time lo view 'Crate n J Jiku j form :i moutli's vacation :ment near
ml other points of. Interest. Air. tKlora, camiihiK in the mountains
everv I ra t e rtia I tsoclet y
States, with tin antfrevate membership
,, !... k nun dull mill iiiKin-iinee i
i..i...!! ,.( tr.n iiihi line ami will nlteud I wl" K'ndly
ucconllntf o . It. Hhirh-y of Altii'.
Kniree, irkla., nttlonal vice-president.
Janief! .1. HavlH, seeretar.v of labor,
will in; the principal speaker, iieeord
Int; to Hie prouram, his addreK bdiiK
"l-'rateriiallsm, IrnmlKraiion, Nation
allatlon ami Labor." other promin
ent, Mpeaker-H announced are Cov.
Wtirren T. AirCm. of Indiana, llarrv
Arllnir Hopl of New Vork. I'. S. Sena
tors ItulKiou and Watson of Indiana,
and Harney I'eirson of St. I .on Is.
"Our expansion program will In
clude cooperation with Hie communi
ty, state and nation for the promotion
of better citizenship, extension of
philanthrope work to car' for the
iiKcd, sick. Indigent and orphaned,
nioro alK-nllon to the social features
of I'sjijl iod km work nrul encouruKe
iiK iil 'Hif a Ki''a1er spirit of coopera
tion and friternlty aniiniK the orirunl
xallons coniprisliiK the couuti'sh," Air.
Shirley said.
The rniiKTcHN was or(,raiib.ed 2't
years atro end is Hie central n-pre- '
Ni-m-ilive body of nearly all the I' rater-1
mil' insurance societies in the country,
it Ifl said, ASHPIT of the soeiotier; are
Invested in bomln, the money from
which In-used, to erect school houses,
build roadt and slreeb and other pub
lic Improvements ami also In farm
niorlnaueH for the development of
tiivrkf utturnl districts. i
The doctor su.vK he himn't had are -.l
F or Sale
X'!.'4:in'H .'it.' pai'li h'atlinlliy was a ili'i'l.l
.'.( Hii.'i'. na alllioiiKli lli.ri' was hat a
r.'turn your moni'y ivil li-j M'.iall altcnilaiir' aa I'omi.ar.'.l witli
' , ,. . .... Now mo.lorn r.-room liomo, linr.l-
,., ,u. aim n.'. i ii'ipii ami i.-mi.-.i , .... . .. v., k ., "' i' .. wno.1 flaoia In. Ilyiliu room, .linlli
.... . ... 1 1 i ..an, ma, ii'i.nm i.-, ........I, . .". ." n'.'.... i ,., .,,.noins, hall an.l nnwhlK
r'"': h"v'' " '".Ni,.llHl,..,l In II... l-layr at ll. homo ol h , kIkIpp. . r.H. , , ,,.., v. ,,,, ,.t for
Ml'.Ht Hi't'prp paa. s wh.-rn Hip k:ii Tt- J'.n. pli Kpolt. of .MinniL I'l. asanl. Sir. lv,, ,n,n ;,,..,. r-.irner lot. ll.'ip Is
,,,K an". iiKi.y waa int.'ilMP ami .ll.'. . .i n I','.. at a., c.ik.i. n,.u- honir. Ilcil will h.
...t. m ra up,,.... .. .... In almut III .lays II
, , , ' ' . . ' ' . .. ' Yon will liav
.hi. iiimii'.i ii. stm-ii, i oe u icoi' er : i j i u i- ' ui- r m. iiihi muii hi" I i l"r.
nf Allenrhu, who for many yearH sul- "lay a I. the home of. Kil Hartley and thn i,,'!,.,,,.,,
They report a
durhie; the day
H. Allen, the iliHcnverer
who for many yearH suf
fered the torments of acute rheuma- H' ti ie!ionbi homi
tlsni, desires all sufferera to know'InMvy tall of rain
that lie does not wnnt a cenl of any-! l here. ' '
one's money unless APenrhu ileeisive-j The rain that felt in KU;-in Sunday
ly comiileis this wurst of all diseases, , nl'-tht caused thri'sliinf; to be sloppnl
ami he lias ilislrueleil drilKKists to lor :l ii;:y oi" two.
guaranteed as abovi' In every Inst nice. Mr. and Mrs, l.loyd A. Chandler of
lied Cross Unix Company will hup- tl.a (iramle nltemled the (. W. Hcuir
plv yon. Mail orilers accepleil. iSnttirdav amV Were alMft callers (. the
T
lo s
at ?:i
eltlilllifr Interest al
coiiipb-tetl
:it is prieeil lo Ke.
1 it to nppreciale it.
t ins, $7.ra.tili ilmvii
.'in per tnonlh, in-
x per Ct-lll.
ktVS
Mmlern r.-room liome just off pave
slr-eet. fiaraj;.'
SL'.Cr.o.iio, T.
hahmco at
e,(M) location. I
ins, S:.i)(i.(iu down
.'ifi pel- uionlh.
lice,
and
A man m-wr climbs ton hinti to feel
n little fhittered when Homebodv askw
his iiihlce.
Wr never like to see a Indv'n face
presHcii aKiiinst a doff, unless It'll a hot
lot;.
' 'IP 1
They don't answer
When the telephone operator says. "The
Is after a sincere endeavor to m i your parly
pel an answer.
don't answer," It
She cannot enin-
The party called may be nnwilUnK to lenvo n particular
household duty may be in another part of the home beyond
closed doors -may be nri ri.el imr - -may he slow in nnswcrhitf.
Slram;e. but true, call:
Telephone records
iinawer" reports conn
It is a matter of doll:
are :an net lines designedly unanswered,
low Ihal the urent majority of "don't
'iii lesidenee call. In huniiiess where
i mid ci ii'm, it Is always (he assigned
duly of some inn- In lie wilhin
ami of Hi., telephone 1m
"They rion'l a
lately beyond Hie
is Hie
ol of I Ite
tat'-uienl
I elep hone
of a situation abso-
opefiitnr.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Modern- 4-room home located on
Kirsl s; reel just off Adama .avenue;
lary:e lot. cement sidewalk. Karate,
tiaseim nt. , i.'rtte Sil.aa.im. , . Terms.
$fiiiiutti do ii, lialniu'e at ?:ir..nn per
mmil h.
Geo. H. Currey j
As
L
the Shadows
then
en
THE evening- of life may be peaceful or sad. Much de
pends on the preparation for it. Thrift will bring its?
rewards as the. shadows lengthen and peace will come if
adequate arrangements have been made. A will dispos
ing of your property according to your wishes, an exe
cutor in whom you have confidence, are essential.
Our trust officers will welcome, the opportunity to explain
the many advantages this institution offers as Executor
or Trustee.
United States National Bank
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
Prices
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The Straight Linos
of the
New Modes
Are (ii-ncvfully
Achieved liy
Wearing
Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer,
Ambulance Service, i'honc Main C2.
l.r0.r Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS 0. E. ZTMM ERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
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f.'ront I.ncv I'orsrtu 5
Npvpr luivo tin. slylis puIIimI ao
IllKltttpntly for 111. M that nr. o
HtralKht ami bl..'nl.-r. "Ii ('ti.
mill.." works woa.lprs In K.mtly o
ixirmili.lltlf; aut-phi fl.'uli Into O
r.ishl.in'i Hllhotipttn ninkps your q
irowll n mnooth-nttlriK .upppim. o
You'll loyp thn iipw nio.lPlH of J?
'La ramillp'' Kiving you the 0
tin. a mid hiioyanpy of youth, fl
nv-toip.'il an.l of .Inlnty full.
rlpatlon llirlitly honp.lhut via- o
ll.lp only In th.'lr hpupflta. o
Hi. fllt.il to your ln.llvl.liml g
mo.lpl of "I.n Tamil!,." an.l ph- o
Joy ft youthful flirurp nn.l n fin-
II, lp piikp that la ilpliKlitful. 5
A rnmpL'tp linn of Ihn Intprt o
tno.l.'la aiwaya on lian.l.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
'orM'tlirfl
rimtie I-'S-W Ken.
BUNTINGS' BARGAINS
IN I SKI) MOTOR CARS
0OO1) MAXWKl.ti New series Fmir-l'assen-gt'i-
Coupe a remarkable value al our price
(iOOl) MAXWELL Now series Touring
driven less than .",,(100 miles.
GOOD MAXWELIi l'.rJO Touring repainled
high line and thoroughly re-condilioiied
GOOD MAXWELIr-llilY Touring in excellent
condition throughout.
AND .MANY MORE
C. W. Bunting ck Son
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W.H.
ON-
r Cords
t'niil September 1st, the Following Prices Will Prevail
ON WINGFOOT CORDS
Sie
?A)V2 Clincher Sit. 95
;;K3' 2 SS : $11.10
:!23', SS $17.70
:jlxl " SS S19.45
:!2xl SS
.S21
33x-i SS $22.03
3 1x4 SS $22.70
32x4', SS $27.00
33x4 Vi SS $28.30
34x4', SS $2S.93
35x5 SS $35.30
Standard Goodyear Quality, full oversize, flat tread with
effective non-skid design. Made of highest quality ma
terials throughout.
ohnenkamp Co.
For Quality, Service and Satisfaction
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