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

Thursday, February 21, 102J.
PAOfi STX
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Personal Mention
llrfilKc " I'l-oli-i-l lull.
KOHKMI'JKI, III',-- All Inlllallvo!
I,(lll(itl iimUHik CIH'tt'l' iiiumi. lim-nt !
j .'urryltlf; it bond issui' for tlir con- :
Mlnietliin or it hil.lKo iu'I-omh Ibol
jSoulli 4'liiJi'iMa lo riii(ua 1'urlt I
. IKMllllllI WIIH lOliml llOt Klll'dl'll'llt
, 111- ll, I'ilv l(l',.(i.',l..,. Wl.i.,.,!.. .....
. 11 J ' i'owiiik him ihiiik 01 u n-iiionjitriini'''
Vts. I'nn Graham ulMl ilullKll- Cora M.Jtjohar.ls of 1-nl .1 prlH . f:, .v.ti.J tlllsiis, Allliousli !lic
lir ijiJJcrry. r'i,urii'(l lioun' iific-r iron mtlsiriv'irr Jiii. t'oi. y hiat ; m tniDii was kIkhoiI hy 7ii nuin.:
uliori vjit In KleMi. jrvunliiK. ' jit wan foiinil tlinl llii-rn Im no crow-
Mill.' over thf I'llill'.uid li'u.'ki .-Hti.li-
nnil I u ( Ik- Mil i. propoMi il anil llial
I lit- iiulilii- ar .-vlcu ronliiilsnlon lias
ri-l'uai'il to i-stalilii-ii a ci-osiiiK at ur
lit ai- l!ml Hitc.
Pile Suf icrers
' Get Quick Jlelicf
it.
t S 1 1 1 t-it
W. ft. Van Hihoir of Austin, .MISH.'H Cllv
n,,, nrrlviul 111 l.a tinnnla Jast Kralii'.s V. Cawi .-i'c aiaoiiK Hi
cvi nliiK on har way to Kiolcun. I llali.T kii.-wh ai l In- I 'oli y I.-.hI .-v.-tor
A Bhorl vIhII Willi roliiilvoH. l.inf,
I j j
.1 !r). l'.comer of Afitorln, r.-turn- VVnilli-lnii wan r. i:'. a nli-i! el 111"
rd lima nfli-r a Hlwrl ImsiiK bji lrli l'ol'-y Inal . v nllnt l.y Itayinnii.l
. l.'l,.-nfl.. ii(ir..-..,ii.
V5 Caldwell of I'i'il-y, mil In .l.a
(iruiiild on hiiHinaaa Wi'ilnisJay. Hi
rinhioil to Ida liomi' Inst i-vi-nJiiK
on No. 23.
ii wa.s aiao held l,y 1IH' ivcorinT j Vo)1-,t umn;,,., lo
Ihui II:.- city In.:, no ritilil lo ii(nd lIM.iy H ,.,. iu.mhc.I
ni.Ka. on.:iiii(. o: in., (iiy mulls H
hrldnc iiii.o::e-, unl.-s-s lo'coiinc
II, .'. Kca wan over t't'un
loday li:ana.ii;ii;.r liuaiiicH,"..
mss I.oona JMillU-tlo, if Kiolinc
nrrld 111 l.n driin.li' laal iviiiln."
loi- aliorl via'..
' Me. nnd Wis. h. H. i'aync or Kn-IatiiJis.-.
pa'l iliroiwii l.a (inrndc
Ii.hI rvcnliiK on I In !'' u'"y lo J'OJ'1-
Innd-on- a stiorl viall.
M(. I' " .. Jlonirlici'ly of I.:
fJraiUc. Icfl tip Hinokulio. Waali,
lost .ovonlnir, v. ;i.'j a alio will i!:
I'V' j aliort llnif. ..
ioiii mi
1 1
Mil s nice
'with itmi (jwni'd ly Mif viiy.
Itcinl (tprns cvv t'cincli'1'.v.
IiK'M), nr.- I'ilul liuitr cciin't
cr , J'ii.l (.iiinK1 liir' jiroviili''!
for iiiinJ'! (Ji-iul, hii JjiToiiti- o
i. I'wwiJiil ilia: ;i n-w j;T:tvey;inl it(
17 iU'i-ci! u;i:( opi'iicd today undt'r
llic mum rl ( .' fctinvooct ccjiu lery.
'I'iu. IfO.l.v of M. M. 'J'liomp.-iOJi,
jiou. c (.Mid niiTcli.in, lif.-; hi the
l'h(, t,i';iv.- ii Mm, im'W dari,
por'tor (Hmcovi'I'H real rnrni-dy
t!i:il actually Ix-alH 'ivn and all-
novhH t hem rti'Vf-r io rdurn,
j No man or woman nci'il miffrr
ianothcr hour froin any ituln, Hor'
I ;nH or ilili-('H uriHlnjf I'nnn
i i li iiiorrlioidN or I'ih'H now that
.this wondt-i-hil prt Hcri pi ion known
an AKM-VA HCI'IMiKITOUIKH ran
! In- (l)taliT'd lor a moderate price
at any I ii'mI-cIuh.h iIiiik- store.
1 tlio money hack If dlH.satiHfic 1
i plan.
o iow
lief of-
i ten coincH in an hnjir; even hi
i eaacH of lomf utandniK wit h pi-o
1 1 'hkc JjleeduiK'. really wondcrt in
I r ;aji(M havtt been jiccpnipliMhcd.
lieniemhi-r t he name, MJA V'A
' KrrrOHIToJtJ KH, nd he hui:o l
. I'Ollow t he Him pie dii'celioJlN 111
conn! in each box. Hvt fros-s,
Drn.vr i'o, will Hiipply you. Alail
orderii uccepLed. Adv.
j ,
SUII, a voc.ihalary of hijf woi-di
in very I'HMeiitlal if you write lo
a IK'fnir and have very few idean
The
Highway Service Station
Under New Management
Gasoline - Oils - Accessories
(Jepr and Transmission Creases
Crank Case Service -
170.J Adams Ave.
I. J, HALE
A. I). K1ILLER
ll'resent Fatalities Likely
j to tnevitably Make Ne;
I I'erce Tribe FxUnct.
A
'Woman K. F'lillh, wJio nui!:in;
Iii.h fiimie nt llaincs, wuh rcKiKicj--'
ed .'ilnont? the kuchIh at I He Smre,
mer.j J
'.J.lffiralinin of ISiJker. i; :i:.inn!
tjLe ha!iiaesH visitors in Die ei;y to-;
day. i titopphiK al tin- ;-o,m-i
nier.,. I
T.ofilino wfis reptv'!4et:ied anion:: '
tiio Jruetfi at Ihe Savey Ian! ev
Hiiif,' hy Al. A. ( oai l m y.
' ri'H, Af. Wi'Nloa Ih down fiioii!,
Mtixvllle lodJiy .shopping and v!n!: i
iiiK CHendH.
Mrs. V. V 4''
WCft -retfiNlered ;
(vyentn.
rrc
of Ma;;vl
e .voy 1
Alrn. Jlnherl' Palmer ranio down
ifflit WnNown, laat evi-nim: on a
tthort hiiHlncHH and pleaMire trip
:ind 'wlilfe Hero y ill lite Savoy.
1U I. Urnwnlntf was amon;r IHe
Kfltej-priso (iiicHiH al the l-'otey la.sl
ev,enln.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H, Hmcrson or
Wallowa, are in the rlly ,iodiy jii
tendiiK to HiiKiiieHK JntercsiH.
.J.-A. PaRe. omiin down from Ka
inrla' lwt evoninK on a sltort hti.sj
ntviH ' trip and wh,l!.e Here i Htop
rifn'ni the Savoy.
tioHH, f)wen Ilrown and
Hoy JoHnson. of The DalloH, were
nmoithe out of town KU'Hla at
Somtnor lnt evenini.
7.APWAT. Idaho. (AP) fli;;:.
di-c.l li rai !: to wMi'li no il ir ect
c;i lis ;as lii-i n li ii'Hf ct, a re -!mr
an ,nl:i.nniii:' toll 1 rom I run!;:
oi' the Ne'. Perce irihe ol' lada'
rod thi' iwx:.:: of I Ht.'i ;;r.j:. a
slowly, hill mevifaldy, heilHi i-:.c!.
-, a'conlin:r lo i-( nr,lH r,f 1 h-l-'ort
l.apwai ai.eiifj.', Ai I hv ".!
cr.l rali) of h-rre;.a:-. It ia r-d!:-l
ed Ihat In a few more ;,. -tief.;!
Hie trihe will !i!ve 'b"eo;:!e pri'.-'I ! -rally
e:itiact.
Wit li an appntNiinale pop nl:1 ' io'.'
Of J 4 00. ae tribe fial'fered a de.ill;
rale el' :',:. C v IJ:ou;:i!J f:ir i l l
y :.v .Hie rcci-.i-.is ah', wed, l''m
jiyJi' ihe rat-- wood" r.i i'.o:. Dnr.
j !ii,-r a lui..l of r.) deat'i:; wei-c
I recorded, as iiKainsl :;7 hlillei. 'I'lie
Hitne'candiiloii emi'-i,I io lui':' ii:t
::s deal hp ivj:;lered aiic! I ".' liinHri.
'"lie heavy decreaa In iiilaiheiu
!! pi rple:;inir nuerniueni ol'ficiaia.
i:h Ihe .e, Perce tribe i.s a whole
live iind'-r ine.sl I tea I! hi 'ill cmidl
IfonH and in a. pan of Ihe a: (-
wliere eliii:alic eoJidtlioitH air rf -parted
a;; e-ce)leill.
I 'oN.sihh- e.p!anai ionr. for the
1 1 1m I moi lalily rale Ik : lie hm'erit) ;
vilality gradually ereepinj? on tie
Sty. J'erce, caused apparently by
the laid; of iiil'litraiioi! f ne.v
blood ihrontrli iiiariiaj;e willi o'i!"r
M-ihoH. 'I'iilii. il wan slated, li.-.n
tended lo brln abum a phy:ii rJ
weakni'MH wJiH'h permila liie jadian
to anceunib to ordinary ailments.
Another reason HUKKealed it; th:i!
Ihe majuiity uf N17, Perce arc lul.
blood Indians and Ihe I'ull-hloiMt
Indian!! of Ihe northwcai are every
where dcereaHhif, in nuniherH.
us!iiess
Rich in meaning to every motor car buyer
I low Studebober reached the heights
A MIKAT eOMlllN.VI'ION
Zane Grey'and '
g Tom Mix
ftar Starts Friday
I'li'r. oi:;an sooitiivs
'l lltl'.D Si t IM'.'S M'.ltYKK
Al' n.ll TAKINC! ' I'.XAMS'
ATTMIE r.tory of Sttidebakcr lias
B been tol'il ly many men in
JL nirny vays. Now let us tell
it to you.
Sttidebakcr growth has in late
years been Ii'iotordoia'j sensation.
Sales have mounted until last year
1 "15,000 buyers of quality cats se
lected Srudcfcakcrs. Tiiey paid over
!ji:.,00,00Q,0Q0 for tbem.
All rr.ust realize that a new situa
tion has arisen in hit',h-f;ra(ie cars.
You who aro interested tshuuld now
analyze the reasons.
72-year traditions
The Stitdebr.ker principles have be
come traditions in their 72 years of
existence. 1'hey have never
vavered. In all changing
conditions they have
brought "new luster to that
name.
Men come and go, but a
name like this becomes a
heritage to foster and en
hance. That's what we've
done we who have that
name in keeping for a time,
o
Stttdebaker has always
been a leader. For two gen
erations it led in horsc-
What others say not what you
say determines your place in the
long run. In every field of endeavor
one must accept that fact.
We had the money, the plants, the
prestige. We had the incentive of
Studcbaker traditions. In time we
secured the men.
We told those men to build for us
the utmost in fine motor cars, regard
less of al! coats. We pledged them
our good faith and our resources.
The cost was $50,000,000 '
We built new factories modern
plants. We titled them with new
equipment 12,500 up-to-date ma-
r
bv i v Jy. drown vhialev now prod-
Silk Hosiery
of" Appealing
i Beauty
Thp sparkling lustre uml
slidpeiinuss of Spuntc x
hoiicry, that please you .so
miSL'h when you purchase,
ai'ti lasting as the hosiery
itsell'.i And lonjr service is
assjiretl thi'mij;h the rein
foijfcements al top and foot.
The new spring: colors and
wejglits of this beautiful,
lastinji hosiery tire here.
AU..gut(les.
Sl.r.O lo ?2.7.'i
II
TheBoolery, fnc
A VHiiilis tut Tii'inl l'el
ljouu' of tltc Areh Aid SIkm
Jlt U KM'TU, .Mur.
Jtia Depot St. Phone M-IIM
I MONMOl'Tll, UK (l.N.S.) A
i new line tor muaic, that Huolher ol'
, ihe aavaive breast
found by the faenliy of Meni'ioiith
('olli-Ke. UurliiK the Heinetiter ex-1
ainlrfalloiiH u policy of having a
t wenty-i.iinule pipe oruan reellal
lor the HiudeniH al the clone m un
exumfnullun period each afternoon
was adopted.
1 Whether ihe melodious toniH of
the orKim are ulle lo wool he ih
t'tndent. who lorn tailed to p.isa ai
exainlnai ion is still an unproved
hy pot henla Kaenlty nieiubern claim
I lint t heae short reel: a Is mIv Ui
students a few motr.enia of mental
relaxation durliift' the sfrennoiis pe
riod of exanilnal lulih. Members of
the student body are reserving
I heir judgment mil II a I h r t he
rade card.H have been reeei'ed.
. yi. ('. A, ('niixtiss t.aiiia'.ied.
j ;i C K.N !:. Or. The eanxass t or
Ihe city V. M. A. fund t)f ? 1 .,
lino was lauuclied be-( ni:;hl at s
dinner where managers and field
worltel'n gathered to dl.scusn tdans
lor the eainpal;;n. ( '. A. KelM, ; e-
Find Out Why
ucts of the oast.
PIost of you remember
Studcbaker carriages
queens of their time. They
were used by multitudes of people
who loved quality and style.
When motor cars succeeded them,
Studcbaker became the logical leader
in that field. Any other place would
have been an anomaly.
The only way lo the lop
A concern of this age has one fact
ingrafted in its fiber. The only way
to leadership is through super
service. The leader must excel in all you
seek in quality, in beauty and in
value. There is no other way to the
top. Every stretch of the road is
strewn with wrecks of those who
tried another.
People paid over $200,000,000 last year
for Studebaker cars.
The result is now a demand for 150,000
per year.
Over $50,000,000 in modern plants and
equipment to build the finest of fine cars.
One of these cars, built in 1918, has run
475,000 miles. That means 80 years of
ordinary service. In December thi3 car
made the trip from coast to coast.
15 to conform to those stsndards
exactly.
We invested $8,000,000 in a drop
forge plant to make all mr own drop
forgintjs. $10,000,000 in body plants,
to build all bodies to our standards.
We employed 1,200 skilled inspec
tors to see that ail standards were
fulfilled. There are 20,000 inspec
tions on Studebaker cars during
manufacture, before they go out from
the factory.
That's the whole story
That's about the whole story. We
simply followed the never-changing
Studebaker principles. We gave to
our buyers the utmost values they
could not match. Then thev
turned by tens of thousands
to Studebaker cars.
Over 750,000 of those cars
have gone out. Their per
formance has developed a
demand for 150,000 per year.
Every increase in sales
brought a lowered cost,
which we promptly gave
our buyers. Today these
fine cars are offering values
which no rival can approach.
They have made us the
world's largest builders of
quality cats.
chines. Of the $50,000,000 in our
plants and equipment, $32,000,000
has been invested in the past five
years. So it represents the last word
in efficient manufacture.
We established a Department of
Methods and Standards, to fix for
every Studebaker detail the maxi
mum of quality.
We created a Bureau of Research
and Experiment, employing 125
skilled men. They make 500,000 tests
per year to maintain our supremacy.
They fixed countless standards,
including 35 separate formulas for
steels. Then on the most important
steels we offered makers a bonus of
W e deserve a hearing
Now we deserve a hear
ing. All who consider a car at $1,000
or over should learn whsi Studebaker
offers. That in fairness to yourself
and us. Check one by one the advan
tages we offer. You'll find theVn by
the sco'-'e.
Remember that 145,000 who did
that last year chose a Studebaker
car. There are nine chances in ten
that you'll do it.
Consider our record, our accom
plishments, our policies and princi
ples. Consider that we have $90,
000,000 at stake on satisfying men
like you. Don't buy a car in this
high-grade class without seeing what
we give.
t-n lar ol I lie S,
nr.. I II. W. Sinn.
of tilt- I'oi'lland
Ihe i.l'ill.'h.al sj.
lli-ili V. .'. A.
LIGHT
SIX
SPECIAL
S I X
BIG
SIX
i-lleral :
erelai
sociatlnn, were
Rub Rheumatism or
Sore, Aching Joints
Pain Hunt out with nnull
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacobs Oil."
5-Pass. 112" W.?.
Touring -Roadster
(3-Pass.) -Coupe-Roadster
(2-Pass.)-Coupe
(5-Pass.)
Sedan -
40 II. P.
- $ 905.00
975.00
- 1195.00
1.195.00
- 1485.00
5-Pr,r,3. 119" W. B.
Totlrins' -Roadster
(2-Pass.) -Coupe
(5-Pass.)
Sedan -
50 H. P.
- SI 350.00
- 1325.00
- 1095.00
- 1985.00
7-Pass. 126" W. B.
Touring -Speedster
(5-Pass.) -Coupe
(5-Pacs.)
Sedan -
GO H. P.
- $1750.00
- 1835.00
- 2195.00
- 2685.00
(All .riVes f. o. In factory. Terms to meet your contvmVna:.)
. Jo Goss
Porner Adams and I'tr
Silver Grill
DATLY DINNER MENU
Offer you the Utmost of Genuine Goodness
Dinner Service 11 A. M. - 8 P. M.
Sperial Merchants' Lunch 11 A. M. - 2 P. M.
- Sea Foods
Popular Prices Quick Service
Open Always - Strictly American
"Jack" fj1)r f
ItVll i ILL
"Fred"
SEE OUR
REFORG YOU BUY
w. & Imp. Co.
Don't Say "Dread"
SUPERFINE
MADE WITH MILK
For Sale at All Grocers
La Grande Bakery
Formerly McPhcrson Bakery
La Grande, Ore.
p0BlT GET HM$
dox't liOM-; voru
TKAIPKIt
When your Utfhta go out.
or that Kleet rio Motor
poos "bad'" just call
:t;t-V uml we'll Have it
, w.oiUinf: in the least pos
sible tijne and at h-iust
cost.
Electric
IMisou Jin .da humps
107 Denol Phone :i!Kl-V
mmmw MM x
Ulu uinnl mm "pain" only. Not
ui'.e case in til'ly reipiii es internal
I i e;i t aii'ii t . Ship di uiii. Huh
hetillmi'. peiie! nit i in; "St. .laenlm
(Jit" -iij;Ut into ar sere, at ill', in-hintf
jeiut and inutile;', and relief mmea
instantl-.. "St. .hi.ehs (Jil" is a
hitnnlii rlnmna' ism liatmi-nt vs liiidi
ueer diMiPpnints and e.iaaut Imiii
the nliin.
Iviinhfr up! Quit ctimpl:iini!ii!
(ht n HM.ill 1 i;ii hot tie ol' eld. hmus!
"SI. ,I;om1ih Oil" nt 4tii diii!; Hieiv,
rail in jn.'t a Pionii'llt ei'il lie five
lieai i heiiaial ii' puiu, sureui's still'-la-s
,wrMiii;r. Deii't ullVr!
I'j'lirf aw nil s ..u. "SI. .Im-nli tht"
bin le!ieet inillietH e," vl'-'ll in. 1 1 lm
ftiillVrci ii! the in, i h.ili i.iitmw and
in tusf ha eu.,d f.r xeialn.i. llelli'.ll.L'l.'l,
luiahiu'ii, bio liu lii, i.pi.iiaA.
THR WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCER OF QUALITY AUTOMOBILE?
J iwriric
. m:i i v i'.i:i.(in
f.ooiiia 7 S Urn lllalu.
r Hi-nun
Mutt-i'llfiiK
w MmilctiriiiK - Itol.lilnu
NllltIIIHH,lllK I'll.llll .....I
fnl. I I'.'Uiiiu ..In
Hatlic J. Mays
Mrs. Clcve Talhnan
1'ortlun.l (Ji-adiuit.-i.
: Office I'lmiK. r;r,-w
Itrsl.li-lin; l'lmiw !!7-.U
Iti.lr the N.-w, Mitilc.-it,
Il.-air.l I'.uss.-f.
i'i ami ir.-l'n.sM'i.ci.
LA CKANDIO - JOSKI'll
STACK LINK
Li-avc La (irande at
7::l A. Al.. Il::l A. M., I I Mil
A. .11., 2:;iH I1. .11. ;t::ii) p. n.
1 ItOVM) Tltll'S II.MI.Y
eimo-i' ll... (Viinr.ii'litt.l.-,
Knf.- sln;;o for 1 imr Trip
Biue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
.V T T E X T ION !
CONTRACTORS - CARPENTERS
HOME BUILDERS
We offer the following lumber at greatly
reduced prices. You can save money in
Fleorimv, lx I, No. 0 grade Fir and Larch.
Rustic, lxt. No. grade, No. 10(5 Pattern F& L
RvVn; l.(i, No. 2 grade, No. 101 Pattern Pine
R-i.stic, lx(!, D it .Mir., Ntx 101 Pattern Pine
Ceiling, l.xl, No. !! grade, Double Beaded
Used Lumber, 1x10, FSL, Rough or Surfaced.
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
Keep Your Money
- at Home
TKK CRAM) RONOM Nl'USKlIfKS
la an Kiistern Oivjvou Com'ei'.i - all pniilut'tfl avo
Oivjvun srrown
Fiuil, Shade and Ornanifiiial Trees
rioiveriiiR Shrubs Rhk?h tind l'crry I'lanls
See us for Roses for the Home
L. W. Hornbeck & Coa
riumc 2"7-R
THE DIFFERENCE
Yon have A dollar.
I have A dollar,
We swap;
Now you have my dollar,
And 1 have your
Wc are no better off.
. You have an idea,
I have an idea,
We swap;
Now you have two ideas,
And I have two ideas
That's the difference.
Moral:
Let us our ideas together and
BUILD A HOME
The Grande Ronde
Lumber Co.
A Retail Builder's Store
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