La Grande evening observer., February 23, 1924, Image 4

" THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Saturday. February 23, 1024.
PAGE FOUR
La Grande Evening Observer
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Commit thy way unto the Lord;
t runt niso In hint; and he shall
bring II In jinn-:. -Psalm :!7:'l. fi.
We Are Living Longer
' It is refreshing to know that men mid women are liv
ing longer tlmn they iixqcI to. Way back in lNlifi Iho table
of mortality for life insurance companies v.as made and
then an avemjre life was .'!: yeiirs. StraiiRo to say, the
life insurance companies have not revised that table of
Mortality since lXdG and still collect premiums on the
old system when it is commonly known today, and is ad
mitted by insurance underwriters, that the average life
is 55 years.
Men and women who want to pass the century and a
half mark need only to eat, sleep, play and work in proper
proportions, we are assured by Dr. Copeland. In other
words, Dr. Copeland is telling us in the polito negative
that we cat, sleep, play and work in too large or too small
quantities.
:; Some years ago the New York physician might have
been accused of irresponsibility in his public utterances
or with overworking the hyperbole. Today, when every
years finds the mortality rate decreasing and man's earth
ly sojourn lengthening, civilized peoples may expect to at
tain nn old ago more nearly that of the patriarchs of Jlibli
cal history.
i,i Dr. Copeland's explanation for the lengthening thread
of- life tallies with the generally accepted theory that it
is' due to improved sanitation, better homes, good food,
healthful recreation, physically reasonable working hours
and conditions and regular hours for sleep. To attain per
fection in these things there remains much to be done but
each step of progress is rewarded by a coiresponding ex
tension of the average span of life.
Pessimists such as Schopenhauer and the younger Du
mas may not find solace in the lengthening span of life
und. there are certain morbid minds which will continue
t(igpcculate on death with as much horror and fear as
before but the great mass of normal human beings wel
comes the jflart tidings of Dr. Copeland and will continue
to.love life and to shut the windows of the mind to death.
; Mexican Revolt's Collapse
The collapse of the Mexican revolution is believed by
observers to be in sight with the withdrawal of the rebels
from Vera Cruz. If that is true, it will mean satisfac
tion rather than disappointment in the United Slates.
Tf the revolutionists had n good case against the Obro
gon government, they failed in presenting it to the world.
To those remote from the scene, it appeared as if the Huer
xlstas were waging warfare against established order more
to get the outs in and the ins out than anything else.
i There may be n very vital principle at stake. The revo
lutionists might have n very appealing case, but if so,
they have kept it to themselves and so have failed to arouse
atty great amount of sympathy. Under such circumstances
sympathy is naturally on the side of established order.
GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY IS
and Mh' years passed on. tin' pnr
etii wi'iit nvT t In ri'inlnnrc-nsfi
of the past. Laeh garden path,
KF.AlTTll'TI . nVr.I'Moli shaded spot, each Ma, re-
(Continued from page !)
tifnatc relationship between psr
tntn timl clilldt'-ti was never lout.
The mother did her own ho ts-,
"'-'"I'MIK. wen III i m uresHiiiii w-1
Iuk In which she Ik Hkilled und
Mli culinary worU In which she
is a past-master,
A llninc AltiiU' Hun uilu-.
AH the children ricu u,ti the
reaped und love ihcy held tor
their parent prompted them to
uttl wherever possible, und tints
Mm .Stance round time to mid
to the. charms of hum.'. Winn
her luiHbund purchased the n;
rlpun of tho piemnt Stane l.mn
hvr company'i plant tofrctlnT
with the moricftt house on South
Prospect , street, ait htn meatiN
periitittdl. he remodelled, mlari,-.
ed. and embellished the Mom.
&tend.
It wns Ijrre that .Mrs. Kt inure
lnplrd by Imlusd loun hum of
nefffhuorliiK Kiiwtullln, In Id out the
garden puths. bonleilnn them
Mh (lower nnri follnse. There
wre cold frunieR, hot hedM, and
tatfi , u fiorul ronsorvatorx , Kv
rywhrr thlrt irarden tiirnhhed
with fxpondlnK Joyoim life. Iiird
fit VariOim M)eebfi Hlmred the fiv
llufM of the rainbow hadcn
of Irm Wfre tenderly kted by
tbo mornliijt'a dew. I'nnsiea und
for-ftfl-ilU'-nol'i nodded their tnv
fh ill noukt here und there. The
Klorloufl Hiinet udded I,, the Mush
or orientul popp. FraKram e of
p-onr. ros und Illy toKether with
tbn O70nft of tho plnn were rar
rbd go the ItreeKe. The larkspur
fJJ'il u Hilent touch of caft'ire
blilf. ,All thf.-te und many other
(:ti6rnii nurtured by tho Nltllled
hand and aiwdheMn ImpulKo of
wir ojiii nibthor, ritrnihed rt ro
uiantfo.buckuroun.l of ox.iuUlte
color to faintly 1 ir- of Hlinpiosi
typ. 1
Jr In tho frnrden plnypronnd
fix hoya and Hirls njoye.t the
day of m ver-to-be.forRotte n
cbtldbood, brcutbliiK' thor0 the
rulyOmetteM of the RXeat ontoors.
Anilas growing HHngs ndvaneed
in, burdeitd by winding I'ralrl"
Itiver, cvolveil Into n realm of jc
liirimimt joy. They ridded to it.
Yonder mitch In the form of a
peiHrisiihi. by laborious effort, be
came n park. Further on 1IH,
wen more nore. partly marsh. ,
Itreanm revealed It ns ft park nnd :
pjayi;iouiid, ami time ban madi
I be fin-aom romo t rue. There,
net.ileil ;vibt tree, shrub, nnd the
velvet sod are public library,
elutn-b nnd wehoid. A theater and
hole) worlhy of many a la rRcr
t'My nnd operated wit houf a
f boiinbi of Kain are anions ihelr
emit ribtii lunn to I he -ommunlty.
Another, more recent, is tlm Hoi
dierr, ernorhil I'ark with II -i
Nyiiitiolb eenolah d'dlcaled "To,
"ur War Heroes," h whole-henrt-!
ed eonlesHioii of I he debi slill ow-J
ed, ft work of lovn and rrownint;
t hoi'Oimhneftr,
Tbo Ntr.nuc liilltntifniH,
The Htaiiffe bitsiiiefii Institutions
today lire a q follovf:
The Hiiiiio Ijimber I'ornpany of
Merrill, sawmill pbinlnir mill, and
r.uH and door factory,
The Kinne) Lumber Company of
Merrill, sawmill planlur- mill, and
sri'atn doir department.
The I'alon Land Company wll b j
ofi'lc- s at .Merrill, vast . timber ;
holdlnif., J
The K. Kllfft Lumber Comp-j
an of Wisconsin Itapids, sawmll!.
planing mill, and box shook plant. I
The .Ml. Kfnily Timber Com-J
jan, l,a Crande, Oregon, with ex-
fenix,. tlmlier holdiniTM in the
(irand Itonde river valley.
I'lans for one of (he largest
Hir w 1 1 1 i M s In the wcm! are now on
tr, ftaiiKe's office de-k for bis
nil I nous study. Tbo h win III
will be erected 111 Ul Crl'ailde Jn
sinht of Monn' Wn.!y, this uspir
bu: ellff partly IntlmatlnK heights
lo whleh this Institution will soar
in the broad epnnse of the west,
and ut the same time happily
lu arinn lb,, name of his lit'- com
panion, Kmllie."
Merrill Is Home.
And while .u Oralide with Mm
-Mi. Kmlly in the distance, Wis'on
Nin HapfdH and Kale Ifiv
Well rejolcn with .Merrill In thin
hajipy hour of Mr. and Mrs,
Hiniure' nn M p aehlevemcnf, I his j
comiiiiinity hold.'i fondly to the;
diiniMii-i U i , hood
parentH received th Jr early trnln-
in and Initial rducat)on
TliTIOWS
nnunn minnnln
America, Franco Unite
to Venerate the Mem
ory of General Lafayette.
NKW yoi:K. ( Al--. nii in
oi Ut in lYance io I he Martini
de l.nfayelte. to perpetuate the
memory of this fninouH Krench
mini ihioiirli (rood world, 1h M"'
aecompllHhinent of four yenrs of
an American society known n
The l.ai'ayoite Memorial, which
lias t he mpport and cooperation
of a lare nnmber of firomlnenf
I'reiicb and American men and
women. The memorial today )
not a project, but a K'olnic' (
rein, tukinir tlio form of a Hehoo!
and orphanaKc; pre-l libe renin
Kinilarium, and finally u inu.se
t!IM, i
It ia the purpose of the Koelety
to maintain t he 'bateau Lafay
ette, in central Kranre as a per
munent nieniori.tl to the marrpds
ami lo i be memory of t he allied
nerois who were killed in the
world war. It should- become,
members of the society miy, an
American national memorial like
Mt. Vernon on the Potomac,, the
birthplace of O'orpe Washing
ton. j The memorial is located in the
j old l.atayetie r bateau, at Chav
javnas, :t'.a miles south of 1'ar is,
where the nmnitils wan horn in
j 1 7. '.7. Tiila property, consisting
' of various btiiblinjfs and 1 7ft ac-
i nN fif hunt hna !..,. m ;un ilrnd l.v
r may 1 ' .
the home or Lafayette's ances
tors for centuries, a ml here t he
l-Vench hero of Anierleau inde
pendeiice jrrew up to early nian-
I'he buildings have been
restored, where necessary, and
made sound nnd solid through-
THE OLD HOME TOWN
P-y Stanley
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1 .
m i' -
m
M1S fllLU "Z-" I,, ,, Hli -
IF lvYJA!rti7T.? .,A ......
v:
.If -? o
out. Nw Rtiurtitrf'.s have
ulili'il t(i tlio rcroui) find
liocn
ry-
lllr
vny cil ntoili'i-n llnirov,MnintH.
ror tlio hi-allh, 'omfoi-t nnil prop
er fihicnllDn of tlm rhllilron rur
cil for hy tho iTicirrot-L'il. A nioil-iM-ii
wali-r Htipply luut hffn in
Hluni'it, and inoilorn pIliinltinK
Jilnl ttaniliiry oiiiipmrnt havo
hi'c'ii islalillHhml In nil t lip hullil
IllKH. wliirh an serveil by a motl
orn si'waKO lisjosal plant. i:i-c-
At last tin. nilnl.ow turna lone-! " Ic "K,lt ,lni1 "".'iilrol ln atlnR
iniily ilnwnwanl. , o ut w a r it. I "" "n'' " nioilorn
'I'liii-.. at III,- ii tine place ofi'l:'''y w"n " flni' h''1'1' l'"s l"'''n
home ami ralnhow Ii that nroviT- I ll-,l lo furnish the lieM
liial pol nf treasure Hie preelouH ! "llll "ler. I'nrt of the
ihreailii of frlemlslilp Hpuit ' with I """" l",n 'nodeinlzeil anil
"Vint; memories uhout Iho (folilen ' 1 ' " ' "'lord the lln
lll Jr.y.nrH-thWv. reflection nr lar,n nrodHcm. A polbl-r'n
prhijtriii,'"Trom7lin ralnhow. all l,nH ,"',,n '"''' to . make
he exiiei'leneeil vlilt i,.n it i. . nootH for the children., and there
and vliior, belli h, mind nnd lioilvj'M !l nienle,- shop for entale re-
refreshen, , hv r.'lurninir sun. I '"' protection nn
IlL'ht and the iinSKlnir nf the il. ;'"'Pn InHalled. There nre haw
And, hen-, after nil. life's niln-l
limv Viull.ll' lw.,.tl llu u
rolotw reprenentalive of .Mr. and !,hin" '" " Provldeil. In
.Mr. Stance's united yeurs. First
111,. Heinle iinuhlruslxeneHH of vlo.
lei Inlernilniiled with the temper
inK hlne of loll and hardship.
Then the .spectacular ftrowlh of
June time marked hy ItH verdant
Kicen. And ulllmnlcly the iiiii-
'' harvest will the brilliant
Hows and Mm hlnxlnir orange and
Two cf?Avi stora ri a u"l:ir. -t-f i
EKODCO L ASr MIOmT vyi it!,, TAil.03 -MM.'
MUIIC ThE S.V?MyT "Too f.2Ar--A "
ttJClSTEtJ rfiu..ir '',
ej
Her in Switzerland, und in . coop-1
emMon with the department of
public hyKiene of the I'Yeneh
rfovornmeiit. Here aomu 200 del
icate children, from f to 2 yen -s
old, t hreatened with t ubercuiosis. '
are Kiven sun 1 1Kb t, jrooil food, ;
and careful attention. Wu-n their
licalth permits they are ivn ,..
ementary education, and later .
they may pass mi to the adanc
ed school In the chateau. j
The museum Is housed in t he ,
i bateau itself and centers in tle-j
roorn which Lafayette was born. !
I Mi o are many interesting relies, !
such as Washing! on's duelling
phitols, which were Kiven by him
to i,al'ayettc; the snuff box jriven
to Lafayetto by the city of New ;
York; a rincr of Meiijamin l-'rank-!
Hn with some of his u il'e'.H liair
ill It, etc. There are also many'
re) ios of the recen t wa r, sue h as .
the uniforms of Ibneral Jofl'ro.
md other leaders, Ktins, gas
masks, panudi ites. etc.
OFFICE CAT
6v
I
BY JUNIUS
More New Things for Spring
NEW SPRING
DRESSES '
Here is an attractive assortment of late Spring
style, in Silk Street Dresses, newest colors;
decidedly reasonable at
$19.75 and $23.75
Oran-cs Add lo Weight oi'
riiilcriioui-ivited YniliiuMers
L II IS AISIH T Til K OM.Y
'ti.wn; t;vi:it '(stimm:i on
;.cctvT oi' I)AIium:ss.
i
OAKLAND. Cal. (AD Kxperl-
inents made with Itm children in
a local school havo proved oranges
to a be wetnht-bullder for under
nourished youngster.'-, according to
M rs. A. l iMorKan, professor of
household science nt tho Cniver-
sity of California.
I'or two sepa'rato periods of
piR-ht weeks each tho children of
one croup were Riven half a pint
of milk a day; those of another
trroup one oranpro daily, oi hers
half a pint of milk and an oranire
and others a (uarler of a pint, of
orangeade. Mrs, Morgan said that
ne;t
most foolish tiling
to Ri vim; your m ie;ihor advicn-ls
following hin ;;dviee -rivon you.
Tberi- oiietj was a vri'j" Kay Mr.
Who c:-i!ed on ;i ;;irl and tln-n Kr.
Cut bl'. man ners were such
That he did it too much.
And her Mp. soon started to Til r.
Kiery i'iir is loop year fur the
i:c!ctr;tin.
A fanatic h; usually a man who
h: i;re,.ii' biierested in the IhlnKM
in widen a ret not concerned.
i.nvr: is that which vk
oraiiReff proved tho mosL el'licaei- lAt'(;il AT. TltlA' SNi;i:it A'
very da.;i.
28 YEARS
AGO
1 1 led the memory of the auld.'ii
das of their cliildren's childlmod.
A Community Interc-t.
Hut however mail) tloir private
life nnd home lii';int to Mies.'
h o m e . 1 i) v I n h pareni.-. their
t hmi Kids wen I out in kindly a el
and t ui n for lludr t el low'niati.
Mrs, Stance active in Merrill llen
evolent Association, for a time 11
predtleni, and Mr. StaiiKe likewise
kIvIiik freely oi his time to the
i-oiniininitv". tor a term of year
an aUlerman of ids ward and lor
a term of years as the t !ly s may-
r. Almost silently and alwavs
inietiy. Dielr edits to worihv raus
s were made. Kver where (he
touch of this uuriurinK .solicitude
found itself deeply felt. The joy
of Klvb'K b been a, mutual one.
I ui Iuk the world war .Mrs. Sliiiijiv
found a Ri-cat deal of happlnesn In
no( only cent ribut !uk sweaters she
lu.rchase.l ul many were tho"
her own nlmbb- fintfer; knll.
And while thtdr enthusiastic rn
courniie'nient of worthy human
(lliji'iivor has reached far and
wide, (he thoughts r Mr. and Mr.
Mtantre hn ve ever Kra v It a ted to
their home community, Merrill,
''heir love of ndveniure prompted
tbem to spend t he twenty-l tft h
anniversary of t heir weddbiK In
ronuinttc Mexico, and invnin in
liHn to Journev compbdely around
the world, tarryiuir In tun in Ma
wall. Japan, China, the Philip
pines. India. Palestine. K ivy pi. tho
Mediterr.ini-an shore-;, Peol ment:il
Kinopr iin-l the 1'oihMl Kimvdom.
Vi'f, on the dramatic day of .Inly
"7. Cil'::, when businessman of li
Crande, tire., at (be nmt ,dabor
ale i-e(-cptlou (.cr accorded a dis
1 imr:it:diei vi.-Hor then. Me l.it.iiv
Invitation rMcmtM Mr, nnd Mrs.
A. If. Stnuf4i. to niaku that city
their future hinic received no ac-
eptance. La Ciande will be the
La fl ran ile Gazette, Tebruary,
21, issx. Wheat at Salem jumped
from Till to f;i cents one dav last
week.
ThmuKli the erforts of local fire
men tho next tournament of the
Eastern ireKop and Washington
I'ln ineii's association was secured
for Pendleton, the board of direc
tors acceptiiiK Pendleton's bid of
Jr.tui at lis meeMiiK last Saturday
ninhl- There was present, at the
nieei iiiK l' W'aiusley, of Pen-
d'etoa. president; M. -'o. of linker
City, viee-pre.sident ; T. I .
f Walla Walla, secretary
MeLaiiKhlln or L;l Crande; .1. V.
Morgan, of Wait.-bni K and I ). A.
Mel lonald, of laytoa.
t nlon, Oregon. The sentence
ui ion Jelsoy Port i-r. ad indued
r;nHt of muiib r in the first de-
Kiee, was pronounced after extend
ed efforts bad been made by his
at lorueys to ha e a rehearing of
I he case. The s. ntoiice of I ho
court is that Porter be handed on
the H'th day of April, ISlii.
Tho I'Vhmary term of circuit
court ad iourne,) and t he jurymen
were dea harned. There will he an
ad jom-iicd term some time iiel
month tor the hearing of quiiy
cast s.
Attorneys Itartlett, Kuowlcs and
llindtnan were in 1 nlon this week.
Miss Mary Sunmers returned to
her home in Mils city Sunday inorn
iiiK alter an fxtended visit in San
Crnncisco.
.loha Anthonv, ihe grocer, has
put a new deiixcry wairon on for
the accommodation or his custom
er:'. I'M it or Pai of tho Itepuhllcan.
rr. .1. t l.ani: and .1. Towntey. all
f l ulon. alien, ,, t)ie meeting of
the Vut rat committee.
lius Mould. -sdorf, it. W. Onuidy
nnd C. Ii. rrandall, who were scrv-
nijr as jurors in the Porter murder I
ca.-e. returned home from dilou
Monday.
lied Cross Lodlie No. 21, Knights
of i'Mbias. celebrated tho 3id an-j
nieisaiy ot the Pythian order In j
a mo: t filtiiiK manner Wednesday ;
even (nt,.
C. (i. Kickok. of the Ui Brando I
i naruware company. returned lot
j l.:i tlrandc Tiiewlay. after rt visit
I in cripph, Creek, Colo., nnd vtcln-
j Hy,
Chairman Chttrcli presided, T
j.f. Pavls was on hand as secretary.
;H was decided that tlto primaries
v "o hi .unrcir l-v and the conven-
jbnll nnd Tool ball fields, tennis
courts nnd a swimming; pool.
In the seh do I nnd preventori
um, which house today u total
tot' liTdi children, war refugees
nnd war ornhnns. tho nntdnnt
i training of an American school
Us given. The youngsters nrej
taught boxing, baseball, etc., nnd:
nlso rocelvo a firat-clam train
ing for the Pren(di baeeulanreate
examination. When they are old
enough t iiese boys will be snt
out to receive, training iho bis
businesses of America, such as
the I'liil-d States Steel Co.. Gen
eral Klectrlc Company, etc. l-'orly
of the boys in the school are
French, L'fi llussian 'i Polish
and ten Italian.
The head of the school is an
experienced A"nglo-Saxon master
assisted by nn able staff. It can
safely lie said that nowhere in
l-'rance !h t here a group of boys
oi similar ages, from S to 10
Hart, j years, receiving n better educa
I. H.I lion than the boys In the l.afav-
I ette School.
i The preventorium is rin on
t lo- lined employed by I r. liol-
ous in putting on weight. Milk
produced favorable increases, but
to less extent than the oranges.
Orange jtileo was found slightly
less effootivo than raw oranges.
Milk and oranges together stimu
lated nourishment at: a level a lil
tle higher than milk or orangeade,
but not as well as the raw orangey.
Tin v sTi;rr.(;u: with ami
l-'IXAM.Y IALI. mit.
ooooooooooooooooo
New Sweaters
Filler and mohair mixtures and mohair sweat
ers in slip-on and button models. Good assort
ment of colors.
$3.25 and up
lieyiiolils Alter 'led Thyo.
PKNDl.KTOX. Ore. Joe liey.
nolds. Salt l.iike I'lly Krappler, has
heen Inllid lo meet Itay Mcfarroll.
local wresller. In the main ko of
a hill here tonlKhl. Three prelim
inaries have lieen arram;.-d. Mc
farroll expecls lo wreatle Slim l.
t'laphiun, the llrlllsh I, ion, follow- m
iiiK Ilia ko with Reynolds, and then -
wanls to lake on Ted Thye of Port
land. Mcl'arrolt won a time ih-ciH- ( ,
sion nainsl 'lltye here two years
.'Htn.
TIim d'-vil lines; morn than hit
!!.! ns wil h i', liUI,, assistauCH now
:;nd lit, n hv Hie V(.in, ii.
Te
prini-
roulde
;! (in;:
with h-'in
nv. ! It.
noiiie oi .HKiist j. .siuhk' . the lion March i'.MIi. it was flerldetl j
son. and on,, of the moM promts- tto hold the convention In this:
mnnillaciurllit I city. Tie' voting slandjllK 1 to i
fathrr !i,e ! .1 In li tirand. ,, favor Ti...
clearly indicated thai i, r,. n, M.r- peMienmrnt ni ,r,.e,l on the vote!
nil. h0 and Mrs. A. II. stance will I for sm-ernor nnd allowed one dele. !
siend the cnlden niinsct of their t;ate i or ear h L'n voien cast for Bov-!
I'v- ,enmr. 1 1 v ,olnc t l,s we will in ve i
Here it v, thai n Utile gard- 1)3 .1. h ;ates to the convention.
Inc of III. Stamr
Institutions. ,ui th
Used Car
Buyers
Oct this! Tho Milwaukee
Journal wanted to know
how many automobiles used
in Milwaukee were orphan
ed ca t's (cm s built by fac
tories. ' since gone out of
business). The result of
the research proved that
V;. of the cars were jor
phanetl from the factory
standpoint b.it hinted that
a much greater percentage
of cms wore orphaned from
the dealer's standpoint.
Therefore, we claim that
dealer representation Is of
vital Importance to the buy
er. Our represent in ion of
New IH'ICKS our repre
sentation of "Ask tlm i;n
velope" I'SKD CAPS, Olir
unbeatable SKUVICK our
moral and financial stand
ing in this com m unit v, are
factors which will insure for
our clients a permanent
representation for the mer
chandise we sell 1I1C.1IT
MKIiK.
Southard &
Shinn
VSVI PARS
llilick rtexler
The undersigned will sell at public auction,
at his residence on the old Childers place,
(j miles southeast of La Grande, 5 miles norlh
of Hot Lake, Oregon
Thursday, February 28
Commencing at 10:00 o'clock a. m., with
Free Lunch ni Neon
The Following Described Property, To-Wit:
13 - Horses -13
I Span Itny .Mares, 7 and S
years old. Welitlit t til 111
i Itay Marc. N years old.
WfiKllI I "II"
I Itonn Mini', S years itd.
Wcialif t.-,llll
I sorrel .Mare. 7 years oh!.
Height MM)
I Span tirny t;ilillni;s. 7 and
S years 11I1I. W eight I .Mill
1 Hack liclillim. .", years
old. Weight II. "ill
I Ceniiou :'. year old ;cld-iliK
2 Yearliti'i t'ol.'s
2 saddle ll,ipse
Implements
I Sets t;iMtt Hntt Chain
Harness
llj sttitlehakcr Wilson, with
Slake l:ni Ii
saddle
snitleliaker 'I'oji lliitxy
ll-fiHil Disc
llilrrnn-
tt-seclinn Unit: Harrow
a-Sis-tlnii Sprint; Tooth Har
row .Mci'oi'iiilrk loir, o-foot
Itlade Wilder
2-llotloiti Oliver (inns; Plow
O - ll'iii-sepower 1'airhanl.s -Morse
tins l:ni;lni
Household Goods
ew t nlvcr.al llaiie
lllesscr. ()
Itinitia- t'ii:):n Tahle
Itinitej: lloiini thalrs
Nliehen Tnhh"
I I'lrnry 1 aide
I'nrlor Sttitc (rt-l'lifs-)
l.ar-e Hues (Ji
sniait Ileus (tl)
l-Hni-.f.-r t,l Mine
Kileli.ii l al-'net
Wasliinir Machine
t 'ctuioo.ic
(!in(ili le ttittfit of rooking
I teniN anil lH-dics
t.asollne Lamps (l)
5) ft. McCormick Combine, in good repair
Lot of Canned Fruits, Manv Varieties 20
or 30 Tons of Alfalfa liny 1 Dozen Rhode
Island Red Pullets and many other articles
loo numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE Sums under $10.00,
cash. $10.00 and over, six months' time,
bankable notes drawing S percent interest
from dale. No property to be removed un
til terms of sale are complied with.
T. R Johnson Auct. p VfJ T
J. E. Reynolds, Clerk. ia)!0i
OWNER
The
New
Savage
Ifc'tfi IrwClr?'
ssaSsfa : m&m
Different from all other Washing Machines
Dries Clothes Ready for the line in One
Minute.
NATE ZWEIFEL
Dealer
All the World Isn't a Stage
Some of it is a Work 1
Bench.
Vour work is here your;
people nre here your every
interest is here so long as
you are a citizen.
Y0.1 want to see La Grandn
prosper. You nre interested
in her schools, churches,
b u s i n e s s enterprises nnd
civic government. The home
town bank Is also interested
In all these tilings.
Why "shouldn't wo. ALL bo
on the job together?
'-j Keep your money in tho
Li I.A OIIAXOK NATIONAL
X HANK where It can help La
X Grande instead of some oth-
it town.
VJOUT1D -RELIABLE ' - PRQGRESSJVE-
There is no substitute for safety