La Grande evening observer., January 21, 1924, Image 6

Mondnv. Jnnuavy 21,
PAG Pi SIX
THE LA GT.ANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER
from tin- lime oE S-nipnth,ql ,
rietn.s Moore of H. i.oplH. tlifrfl
tfe mery imlieniion that tho hahy
wtlf ooinpleti'lv rerover. Or.
valier Jarnon, who performed th
operation at the I'nftverHity ut ...
Vnn h aula hospital snld.
j haml January 1, lfl2;i vnx .ri7!i.!1
j l he. aiaouat ri-ei ivei f rcnu tho t'ity
I l-i-r,i'h:r wi-t: if.'.n','.i.Kr; and the ta:
mojivy t'(,mi.'aK from t hi ronnty
I 'tVi-aimrer, J7.stt(.43. '1'lie ,li;
I in Clemen In !''!' the V";il' lnl:iiii-d
$,;.(f I if. win. -It h i.v .i a lialant".'
an fiand or y.'.ul.S7.
! SnmiiM i' I.imtri'tut in (iri-ccc. .
ATHKN'H- A I ') Hummer hK
i lasted in AlheiiH IhiH year lo tm
llilthlle of 1 e(eiii!ier, u i'on.3 it io:i
wii hun! pn-fedeni in ( hi.- last 4
! y.-arM. t'p to WH hiti d w day:;
! hef'.ire CtirintirtaK the pnoph of Ih.'
city wer; wearing their
A wrWinw e-ipeoT of tlu warm
weather, tmwi yer. is (he .li.mth.
'The Water h-vel 111 lla' liiunteipat
reMervoir in very lw . and H'
'or inihc; t iiiia will ll v.
(lil.AHi:MMIA (A I'i A rar
pet taeli w:it: i.-ninvr-d Sunday
1,
'.)ll
ilfl
111.
-fail
.Mt-:ilifin of a suffieieae'
dtia!;-
MiH." J; K. Mc(,'uly of .lncih,
was reglMeicu" fit among l Hi kuchIh
at thv Hommei tutit i-Y nli.
Air, un) Mi u John Hook out of
Kn I or prise, stopped in Lu Uramle
Wuumluy night as guesf :vi I ho Hu
voy. on their ret urn from Hoiae,
where they have, heon transacting
business.
Cecil Vine runii' down from Muk
vlilo last evening on a short husl-
- Mva 11. It. l-'lshor wus down from
Wallowa Hut unlay visiting ami
HhnppiUK.
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W. Iff. Munm-ll of Mlnnm, (h
uiimoiitf Iho out or town visitors in
ihlK city lodr.y. lie In registered
hi (he rinvoy.-
! ni-iiH ttip unit while here is Hlnp
; idtlg til the Havoy,
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III I '
fit
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CREDIT HANKS
Mr, anr Mrs. K. M. MMuhIci-h
veiu. among 1 Vii nlon shoppera in
thin rUy Huturdny.
MAKING THEIR
OWN W AY, CLAIM
mnmm rliriK water Ik ii-(;omiK at mi-.
I i i J U...U. i li. t IL ...i.. I..M.UI . i , I
Personal Mention J
at A si'iH iAL imci-; i
LarKi? I(,ti 00x1 Id, in choice, "res-
Mrs. Wo-lhire Lane of Onmd"
Its ft Cor i'ortlnnd, whore h'.w. will
visit for few days.
Mr. ntvd Mm. It. iJonnoll of I'vn
diet on, returned lo their home nf
lor ii short vinl i hero.
. J. TT. Wilson of HoUc. IvUho.
wan reitered ' m the lliy insi
evening. , (
Klgin whb reproHontoil among the
KM ('Hi m ut t lie h'uloy last evening by
liuxlt r iVicrH.
'Mr. and Mrs. Oltiudo Hlinon, who
make their home at'. Joseph, were
umong the week-end visitors In
I ills oily. While here I hey were
registered ul iV.c Hommor,
YVAHIIIN'OTON, (AC) The f"i-
eral intermediate credit hanks al
ready have demonstrate! ihelr
uhilli v to make ( heir own way.
'omuiiKHioncr Cooper of I In feder
Ul J'urm loan board, declared Krl
duy night In announcing I hut net
ourniugH of the 12 hanks from
tlu-lr creation insi yi'iir lo January
I were t'.iui.bi '. The commission
er asserted lh:il tlx operations
which covered actually only four
tiumlhf of luiiniiiK. were extremely
Kiit iMl'iiet ory am! I ml feu t" t the
h:inln nu'y he lep"nle ii(on to
nerve the country finrf not he u
ilr:iln on the 'overnmenl.
I'mler the Intermediate rret
uel, (he hitnUn are olithfed lo puy
nni'-half of their ii"l earniiiKM in
to the tnmniry. Thin 1m In urhll
liiiii to I hi tnli-i'i'Hl lhi-v niiiiil i-iii-ii
C. Pnre and L. II. fJonlon th(. ,.Iipnal .Vll(.h lH wUi
Of Kliterprlne, wore at Mmi:iiir ! Ml)lc.)v Uv ,,w 1n.;miirv. Hlxtv mil-
, Caldwell county.
timl in
l- ..'C P.-ai'S oi l" ins ii' "ii w.rj.-" - -,.,,.. f.f.iintvy
ruuia i i iv -
.....nt. Lett to ii;;iit, Ihu
u .Slam, -ai-H;
l l.iurothy James. 0; ivi "
land Nelson, 7,
no half of tho ehiohiaeiit oL the
twinu ore: i ; ; row laiaai mm j.im
MeCliiU'. II. front row JjoaaUl tu
fauhnc Dvl-iavon, J. uad JttAvr u-iJ il1
1
.Sot unlay ntttht.
J Mrn..M. K. Metralf of J'erry, re
ItH'ued to her honie after Hpendln!?
i few day In l.a (irande vinhln;r.
. :' Mrs. W. H. llrown of KlKln, left
,', for lorl Uttitl. where aim wilt upend
Hvvoral weekH vlaitlnk'.
,, v Mi-H.- T'hwnmn and daiifr'nli r,
Ooldn, tif IVrvy, Hp-nt ye.-ihrday in
. (JnuiUe. 'i.-
Mrs. W. C. ilmllh of 1'endhton,
rettirnei to tier home after a Khorl
lnll In' l.a (irandei
.1. M,rOonah wau rewlKlervd
anions the KnterpriHe neala ai
I ho Hommer iaHl evening.
John W. Weils nml family
HlarUey,' were re;,'iHlcrei) 14
Nnnnuei Kalurday.
lion dollui-H wuh authorized an capi
tal tor' 1 he hankx hut only one
third of that amount h;in uclually
liven eniptoye!.
NAVY ENLISTMENT
ORDERED CLOSED
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Cutlery
$ee Our Window
? for Specials
Pocket Knives
Butcher Knivc
HAssors
r'CS
ivcy
Skila HHw.
CompAny
Phon Main 33
Roesch lUiildin
I'fUi'ri.AWO, Ore.- -(HpeolUl)- -W'ord
hay been received iy l.teu
lehant Commandi r I . t-. Ilarla y
al the :i.vy liecr ill Imr Station,
Portland, yrtri'on, lo accept no
l lli l her tfffd enllHlnietitH unlll fur
ther njpice from the Navy le
ptLtituvht ' ut Washington. -,
I'rT-i ntt'ulH In the Navy have
Ut aloipi i ut the Navy ICo-
Ktulioti, i'orlland, Oregon
January I at h.
IU' was altto informed thai
lM-n eMllHUlienlrt vn ire-opened
nlv nien who were ... especially
i eroniliiendedt who could, f iii tiIhIi
llilflt reCOmiUelihiHonH, (tf eKpec
hi lly irood pliyaique, and of Koo,d
educalltni would he acc pled, '
ho UeerulUhif Office Is now
open an an information hnreau
only, lo I hone ' who , Inh lo In
Hiiro reardln Um- Morvlce.
Lt'lphf
I'm- MnrUot I'pM't
M'MIV.IO. fAP) V'ur dcallnff In
I'ellahht nhupx lias Uceu Hm-oecijcil
almost "purely hy tniillnfilih 1lV
strcetax'tiui miter invoivm a iuict
iiliiiiuiti! af Mtnlep furs, Hlreol trji((-
rn iii so id 10 na vi I'liMMieo inr
of employed of many of the
)pK to Mli'al fur.H uud jimhh (hem
toiitf to ihe tnuhrs.
I-'iii- pleecH are Hind lo chanpi
hundH its man' nA 2(i timcH a nay
ami ihe local market, one of Ihe
I ai-catcst fur markets in Ihe world,
ila In a utate of confusion, Hlroet
deah cM fire not particular whore or
j from whom they ffel I heir furs
am) Home arc feporled to he inn It
ins an hhtli "t II,'"'' a tiny "In
comnilfHnrH,
A Real Sniinir
Sensation in Stylish!
and Healthy Shoi
Plenum 11 A IH II-A I I 1 SfOi'1
hi-o Torlitln to make i Jiam.
umlN of ununn hupp
SpriitK. They are aihh-ul
health nhue hnlH aloi slyl.
i tsii lines - MtKHilillK 1e hint
to 1
sly Hal
Wit 4MT.v w-AOili rnuue
fif ilMkfl nml uidiliN
Tht?Bootery, he
A Pmnillw ffir Tlntl I'm'i
llniflo ul llu. Arrh Aid Moe
GltOVI'.ll HMITH, ltr.
U08 IV'JIOI St, I'lllMM! Al-1 lb
I
como comiori;jiy and
tV' ilrcsMeil.
nellrtvpXtifl whcnfwo tell
you .tha I Ii i' h ea re real
SprlnK V.iii tinny in shoes,
I'nme In aVd lrn pair on.
Astoria Itlaxcat I'rohcd.
SALIOM, Or. ICvery effort is le
I ti K matle hy attaches of Ihe state
flro marshal's office to1 determine
the Identity or (he person or per
sons responsihle for the recent
series of file which reunited In
heavy losses lo ivshlenis of As
toria. Two uKctita of the fire umruhal's
depart mt nl have heeu In Asturla
for several days, and It was report -i
d t hat they have found evidence
thai al least Uo of this fires were
set. It was intimated thaharresls
tnlfflil he made soon.
operatives from the tiro marshal's-
office also are lnvesiinatin
Hie at TlllamooU ami elsewhere.
ltM Al'l'h'M Arouse terlu
lti:UI4N. (Al')- llli.", luselmis
apples from Yakima nearly caus
ed a riot in Iteillu receplly when
oil", red for sale from a peddlar's
loifih, ear;.
Tl red and yellow trull from
WaJliiUMton Win ahont twice a
lae and many times us whole
fjpinie lookhiK as the ordinary ap-
nu peop'e umikmi
I he pediller'n
wans. The iv were, lunvi er, lew
purehuM'Ttt, for t lie up)des retail
ed at liiHi.tiiMi.aiHi.oan markx, or
nine centM eat-h.
FINE SHAPE
Citv of Wallowa in Bet
tor ' Condition Th a n
Any Other Wallowa
County Community.
WALLOWA, Or. Tin- city of
Wallowa Ik in the hesl eondltlnn of
any nf the cities ol Ihe t lily ft -
eordiny to U'V reports of l:e city
treasurer and r.'-onh r, satea the
Wallowtv Sun.
The water Hyateip indebted tp's,
i ptemb'';
hlenca location. Good Khado trecvi.
Tho liousc on this lot Is two story,
has t;evt n ood rooms, large front
ra mi eonnftted with dining room
!)' eolonntt Jea, good sized lf J
room down stairs, largo kitchen,
I'hi; P!"'try an' voom for hath, Tliero
l
r
he ru.i.l off
.!.:: r! nn ul of Hn- i ll y ' . rvkv hiw is a law l'-n stairway lfu'lin',"
1 i )i" il'Ajil' :ihi)ul tliici' Nine! (() tjirtM! liirKi) rooms upHlalrs us
iiiM:il!,mnn.
Sf .l for olh. r I'i'.i'
;inl li"t unlii . r
'In- liiml
S-;-', liOW-
1 1 1 V han
mi ..J ! (ji-l io Wipi ('UT
'l',,-'1r.Mil: lino
k.-i1;- liinli I'nii'i n.-u-hu-l-
, ' l-i .'V.irVJ.;!1'. (J. 11' Till nn"i
v..i;'lMl!l iimi.i.lit .H.5S.
ivhlrh t'liii U nilu.fl ! :
Imll.riil XS.MS.Ii. Tills Iliak. tin'
lotnl Bft In.l'.'l !. ..r Ih.' Hl.v
.!'. r,r,. In tiiii maili-r '""
iin-r lifirli; :-c . ur-'. '- ti' HK on
,!,nnln;: ,r' !.. 111.- !' '1 i'
m.t. 'I'1'1' l!.rml il'-tu '"'
hun. In l in sl'l.'iv;ill: IV! "I rit-t
I whirl! mini:.' I') SJi;,I''7.-
Iiii'triil Nil. iM.li'i.'.l in.l'iil
4 1 ;!.!i:. 'I'lir r"!ii:ihnt
; llii'Hi' hfinils iiri' 1'ir Hi-wr
i .'Mirnt ili'.t"ic-ln.
i,. r.-rrilitu I'"!' Hi" ikixI year-
wrll as
liatll. Tills
th"
5 1 1.!
i
, whmi a.. ,
I l.otia cu:4i tpiired.
has xtono foundation,
house is some furniture
go i s for 'the-' low price
and only
Investment
Corn p any
imi'i
ISOMllll) Til'Al.TOJIS
lirllabli! Ai-inls lor ttrliablc
InsuruiH'f! ViniianirM.
Tilll A. Initio Av(!. Afalll 7."
v.li'i'h now iit'imiiil'i to 1
''I.
Tin.
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There is nothing tha
est. enough, optimisti
That has a big so
new home tins
deal easier right
Home lnl924
Ml, by the man who is earn-
ision and couraee enough,
heein now to plan, and build that
if vou only think so, and a great
here else on earth.
J cannot be (l'ncJfl
nr nni r z- iiki i ;
ftxi; nut wny
ere than aijfu
e Ronde Lum-
A Retail Jiuiidcrs Store
Me seen here, al)
por a glimpse il
m: aoa Mt sT.wtis si:m'
I sT I'dlt ( MKM N 1110
WlWKMI't'A, Nev. (I.N.M.)
Tw o hundred Nevada mustangs,
captuieil'in the ihls of llunthohM
;euitnl. have iieen shlpp' d t Man
ila itarhara. Cat,, for ehicKeii feed. I
j The Nevada ponies, small thru j
! inlM'ecdtng. HioiiKh tounh and wir
,are able lo thrive even in extreme
'ywntetu. are iiveless to man.
"atllemen declare t hesc wild
horses drive mi doinestlcaleil
! mart ;i; 1 1 ni)i n w atei hp;
lluiii'.hs that have heelt dragged for
inlhs with a lope around the sad
die horn, and raise havoc at t he
NfUtteivd water holes 111 Ihe enlth-
ranges,
, The stamping grounds of these
shaggy, bushy tailed ponies ale
'ilolled with bleached hones t.f
tlioiiH.inda Ktlle.l by hunters, hind
for that purpose.
I'or that matter, few slogans are
more sat ist act in y I Itap that 010
used by old -fashioned pan-m ;
They , ha 11 not a.nw.
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You know that it is the desire mid policy of The American Tobacco
Co. to extend to its customers the maximum of service.
Reducing the price of a great favorite like Tuxedo the moment i t's
possible is our idea of delivering this service.
Two things have made this reduction possible:
1. A reduction in the cost of Kentucky Burley tobacco and
s in package materials.
2. The consolidation of three of our big plants Into one.
(Mr. Ford may not be in tho tobacco business but he Is
right about consolidation.)
So that favorite pocket tin of fresh Tuxedo tobacco which has cost
you fifteen cents or more for the last five years, is yours for just twelve
(12) cents from now on! Every package is
fl Guaranteed by
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