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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1923)
Thursday, November S, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NINE 5 Investigating IA WILL 1 S. ' The 1924 Model Studebaker Light-Six Coupe-Roadster $1225 . o. b. uclory ALL DIFFER -t muttvrojit,'ti.K OPINIONS 0 iil.i.li.li.Ti.ill....-q ... . ss urn I - 3 "iSTv. I IlCWUAN OUSKUVKKH MOSCOW. (Al) Sovh-t . Itiifisln lia.1 hern no full of Ann-i'lcan victor, romintTciHiiy, poiiiicully Aim urtlsil. cally Incllnrd, during the ust mmi- mr that more vrionH of tbo "truth about ltuKHiu" mo likely to Lm uind lit the United Slatn during thu coin ing whiter than wee hvforv. Idvernont vit-wH hi'.vo been ) pressed Ihtp, unit views i-qimlly diver gent will U carried away. Homu of tho American vhsitom who talked only with dlVruntlcd hiiNiiunH men, or whose own iut Hehrines went n wry because of ho mo Koverninent co'dw de profiteerlnii, probably will call Kug la ill sortti of nuincs and liaint tho country rut . luijfi! lJolHlievil; viper waiting ta Hln kiln iMarxlan rungn in to tho world. VMtorn artistically Inclined found painting, niu.sk-, the drama, and thu ballet in Moscow belter than " uny- where In tho world, and tin-so hnireH slonH will color all they- havo to tell their friends. Many other;) found the Soviet gov ernment firmly planted on strong feet, Trith no evidenced in Hlirbt of an over throw, . whHe not a few were im BOB Photo shown hearing of tho Sennlo subcommltteo on conditions In tho Veterans' Ilmt-au prior to lis last reorganization. Colonel Charles R. Forbes, former director, shown at extreme left, has testified. Xcwapupcr reporters ore shown at right, and members of tho committee at the end of tho long tublo In center. a , - Soldiers Homo to He IiihmvIimI SAI.KM, Or. it. It. Ooodin, secre tary of the wtate board of control, will leuvo Monday for ICoaeburg, where he will Inspect tho new kitchen, din ing room, coltlHtorugo plant and eoni uii.vsary depart men : recently erected, in connection with the old Holdlern home. Tho Improvement:! urn Mlrlctly modern. M r Good in said, and have cost tho Htuto approximately $l8,ion. jit Ik-uow proposed to install a new power pump ii thu home. pressed 'by th tfy nn.U Us futun ; lined OfNi-ors Itrsi-n, i:t)SKin:itG, lr. Lyl K. Miuvdem and Atvin 1C. K' mid t son, captain and size of tlm conn- i !'rfit' lieutenant of thu UoHelmrg N'a- uonai uuaru company navo iemiareu at i poMhllitlvM. TUo finding jof the needle in the hay I lm ,r roslKiiatlon as officern of thu siaoK would bo, Kimplicily itself com pared, to reaching unanimity of opin ion about the desirable and undesir able trait: of Ktis.sltm Polsl-vism. Apple I'oiiiance Suhl to llqual .. f . .--.t'oi'ii silajie as ('utile l-'oddcr .WASHINGTON. (Al') Apple po lnance. ,lhe rcHiduc of ground applex after-the eider has been pressed out. run "be profitably used as food for wintering, cattle, thu Ocparlmcnt of Agriculture announces. Thousands of lofift, of (his ponianee is wasted each yca'r.- When moisl ponianee can be used fresh or entitled it yields a cat tlo food comparable with corn sUuv. Its -most profitable utilization depends upon its preservation by dehydration I and producing it as a commercial food. Keeding trials with dairy cows proved dried-apple ponianee to be equal pound for pound of dry matter to- good corn silage. The material was fed wet and replaced t he corn sllago in a ration including the corn silage In a ration including grain and hay. Water Hearing Is Set. . SAI-KM, Or. Hearing, of the ap plication looking to the extension of water service by the 1. other Place Water company lias been set for No vember 7 by tho public service com mission. The hearing will be held iu I'ortland. --Other hHrinKaBut-Uy UitivCoiumis sion today follow: November III, I'ortiand, W. II. Wal ker electrical extension by North Coast Tower company. November 14. yoriland. Multnom ah county grade crossing over tracks of Oregon Kiectrle company. November li Toledo, Lincoln conn ty :vs. Southern 1'acifie company, in volving elimination of railroad cross inffs. November 21. lioseburg, extension of public street. November t, Harlow, closing two grade crossings in city of Harlow. Oregon National Guard. Holh tiro world war veterans aud hold com missions In the officers' reserve corps Inability because of personal business, to give sufficient time to the work of tho company, was givun as reasons for (pittting tho guard. An election will bo held In about two weeks to se lect new officers for tho company. Adi-rli.Mi-s I.ook to London. LONHON, (AT) Arraimemeiit i for the International Advertising Con vention, to be held in 1 guidon next duly, and e.t. which 2,0m 1-logatej from America will bo present, are u I ready well advanced. A national reception committee is- In existence, together with a nathmal sight-seeing mm mit tee. The di-h-gutc" will, when tho bushieys of t ho nm- of historic interest In Great Hrltain. Kvery section of advertising, pub lishing, printing and selling is sup porting 1 lie convent ion and is rep resented on the general committee Huston Transcript: Knglish. vicar (making announcement). Next Sun day being egg day on behalf of our local honpltal will the congregation lay their egfrs in the front as they ventiun is over, visit several eenter:i come into the church? California Gets Swindler. SALKM, Or. Albert Preston, who recently was arrested in I'ortland on a charge of swindling tho 1' tilled States National bank of tills city out ; of fSSOU,. yesterday wa.i returned to J Callfuiirla to- serv'n out an unexpired i term in Kolsom prison. Practically till ; of the money obtained by Prestou from tho local bank was recovered by j the officers. Prcston was paroled from , the California prison a few montliM ago and later came to Salem, where ho renewed his criminal operations. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE MIOP AND HUNUKV II Kindt of Machinery. Automobiles and Tractor Repalr6. Ovarhauleil and Rebuilt. Aco'ylvne Wulillns ot All Kindt Cyllud.ir liorlnft nod Overalie Platona Orankalmfta, Ttfctona and I'laton IMna llefrround UIts Us Trull D. FITZGERALD Prop. No wonder Kurope thinks us an In fant. Some of her quarrels arc older than our oldest legends. i oooooooooooooooooooooooooo SI C I I e 0 0 0 0 Money To Loan on bualnem or homo pro port on ensr moot til ternu. Inquire J. K. Oliver Phone ail-W. For. Your Lumber Needs TELEPHONE MAIN 8 WE INVITE A COMPARISON OF OUR PRICES AND LUMBER Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company " " ' FOR MILL AND BOX WOOD TELEPHONE MAIN 517 J. L. MUNHALL mm .Moik I.i-lit I'or Less Ahnu-y IT I'AYS in I'su Shi'lliy .Mn.(lu Lamps 1. & It. Ilius Company lOxrlUHivo Agon I a fir La Uruudu THE high, thick, harp-ed ged blocks of the Good year All-Weather Tread keep the max imum traction and afety under your car every foot of the way. They resist sideslip and skid ding, help make the most of fuel, and protect your motor from the strain of stalling or spinning wheels. At Govdyemr Serried Statfon Dtalera ir ,e rtrf rrm m.ncf fh nf. Gnarftr.r Cnrrf. vilh tht birtUd All Wtmlhrr Trgad mntt brrk thmm up MM'fli tl mndmrd Good) to Sorvico W. U. llOH.M:h.l.Mr I! COMr.VNY An Infa ilibie Guard HEIMDALL, according to Celtic mythology, was the perfect sentinel. His hearing was sO acute' that he could hear the wool growing on a sheep's hack. . His eyesight was so keen he could see everything that hap pened even though it occurred while he slept. . Advertising, if you use it properly, is an infallible sen tinel for, you. It guards you against fraud and infer iority. It protects you against making unwise and un satisfactory purchases. Merchants and manufacturers who advertise must give full value because they have good names to protect.. The. makers of well-known products and the stores that sell these products often value the names at millions of dollars. They cannot afford to jeopardize the worth of these names by selling any but goods of full measure and fair price. So, you can bank on this. Advertised goods must be as advertised. That is why it pays to deal with adver tisers and to buy advertised products. Advcilisiiitf Is Your Guard j. "hl'Z tritium- v r' -V 1 J V laaTirii - "ill The 19S4 Mdel Studebaker Light-Six closed ears are qual ity cars. They are built to endure to give lasting satisfaction. Both body and chassis are produced m Studebaker plants where painstaking the ruleand the practice. By manuSacturing complete motors, transmissions, axles, frames, bodies, tops, castings, fiorgings, and stampings, parts-makers9 profits are eliminated from costs, and one profit only is included in Studebaker prices. Phone or call for demonstration. Terms to Meet Your Convenience The 1924 Model . Studebaker Light-Six Sedan $1550 f, o. b. factory J. M. Goss, Dealer Corner of Adams, mid l-'lr. Sh eet. THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR I Pfy-' 1 " ""m" m ""'"'T!?!' n I HMlil i ll n MiMlilillll ll lir.i i fm n 'it rMrrrl r rmn ni' :V)J.UiiiTr.Miriri.iirrnTmi Coal - Oil - Electric NEW OR USED Humidor Pipeless Furnaces Humidity for Health Ask the hundreds of people that are now using our Furnaces and Heaters what they think of them, and on the strength of their recommendation you will buy. Furniture Exchange' l'hone 17I-.I. Fir and Jefferson Best Prices paid for Used Furnitures or will exchange for New. '' --4 '- f
