La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 05, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text( PAGE FOUR Wednesday, March 5, 1921. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i-. i : i t ; ; - i, V y -.v l ! H; ft a La Grande Evening Observer JNKKI'KNDKNT NKVKI'AI'i:it Published daily und weekly ul Iji Grande, Orefron by tho LA ORANDK -EVENING OHHEHVKK I'UHUSHING CO. BKUCE DENNIS Editor Entered at postofllco at La Qiande, Ore-Bon, ua Second Clans , Mall Matter. On snlo In other cittern On-Kon JloU-1 News Stand, Tort ..land; Imperial Nowh Bland, Portland; Multnomah Noa fcjtund. 1'ortland. ...... Address all communications to Tho Observer, 1410 Adams Avo., La. Grande, Oregon. kuuscmption it.vn:s By Cuirier Dally, per month.., 7rc Dally, por threo inonthB $2.'& Dally, per six months, in advance 4.60 " Daily, HlnKlo Copy 5c lly Mall Dolly, por month 50c Dally, per Ihrcia months, In advance $1.25 Daily, per six months, in advance $2. fit Dally, per year, in advanco $r,.uu CITY AND COl'NTY OI'TICIAI, PAPER f MEMIIER ASSOC1ATI0O PUEH3 t Tho Associated Frews is oxcluHlwIy entitled to use for pub lication of all news dlMimtchos credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rlKhU of republication of special diBpalchos in tills paper, and also the local news herein also aro reserved, DAILY llllll i: Tllol I.HT THE TfcNTH COMMANDMENT: Tlinu Shalt not cov, t tliy neighbor's house, thou Hjiull not coV'jt. thy nt-lKhboi ': wife, nor his iiiunKervitnt. nor Ills iiuiiilHorv-itnt. nor his o:;. nor his ass, nor tiny thing t hut Is thy neighbor's. Exodus 20:17. THE OLD HOME TOWN Py Stanley ' mr,FM if,M n'fRONT 0 TONEYS SHOE SHOO NAS BLOWN A&AlNCT ABtT AS-iF.R DURNG THE WNtS7t)t?M fESTECA--MR SA'.tK ANC THE SG VNtTSMS BOTH CARRIES I MOPE THAN SIXTY "EF.T ta.g iecTH- ?g I 1 nHxil FARM ECONOMIC working .-ntliiiHlnslioally In b. l.Mll liprw AnnlVrPn "' '"" '"f1'"1""-" economies coll A1E1S iKIVAiU.CilJ ference to be held Ifere Erlday. I Committees are formed, nuu ilili- (Continued from page 1) (gently working anil rolieriing dai:i 1 ind faclH with the Iiojm-h of li ir- in the morning when coinmudily j ritllng the fanners anil It Is -groups will reassemble in the l,a peeled that a large nuinb.-r from Grande high school building to t)ttB tlistrlct and other portion" ol continue their discussions and pre-iih,. county will lie In aiu-mlnni pare written reports for consldera-julj. as it were, taking invnlory on tion and adoption by the gcneralhc past year's business and slriv assembly. nng to remedy previous iniajnil- The assignments of rooms ure its nu-nts. ; follows: Horticulture II. II. Wca-I I therspoon: Livestock H. E. Miller;! Hairy Dr. W. T. Phy: poultry CiAS SHORTAGE ! w. if. i u.'KI'iih; crania rrmiK niu Kennon; I'otutot-H I.. I. McKcn non: Alfalfa J. J). Jtolibln. In Hit- uf tornoun u Kt-ncral uh H.'intily will Itn l-iiIUmI at 1:30 i'i-fii-U lit ( ln lilu-h Hctifiiil iimlilnr- ium to receive, consider and adopt i ' "" lh"n ''"vs "PPly of i SAID TO EXIST BY PAUL SHOLT I .OS ANGKI.KK. (AP) TIhtc 1" Dr. W. T. Phy will OFFICE CAT IftAUE MAHK BV JVNtVS Efficient Operators j . j Aimuuiiccmcnt that the . Cowman-Hicks company in tenda to Bpnnti ut least !f 100,000 in further perfecting the ltlmbbi' plant in Lit Grande, which the company purchased ;of the George Palmer lAiniher company some time ago, only intensifies knowledge of the efficiency of this com pany which has been for many years a foremost manufac tijring concern in the timber regions of the south. J The improvements mean that' lumber made in La Grande 1 ivjll be made in the most modern plant and will meet com-! a lot i' pw hi ic mist pi petition of the other lundier of the northwest as to per- UASiiii;ton. d. . the at l'tjctness of size and finish, which when combined with ,mospiii;iu: is so oii.y. the excellent quality of Kaslern Oregon pine 'insures 'the A (.fll,ll,,71i;, ,,,,. iU ompany that is spending its money lor a heller plain a ways h..-iis ii u-i , lijsting business and a strong demand for the finished product. i La Grande is greatly- pleased with the acquisition of tho Bowman-Hick.) (.'ompany; its activity, its energy, its bOKtrtcsslike methods all tend to one thing a greater luni-l one iiinvri-iH-e ii.iuciu m-i ami bia-ing plant employing more men and .sending to the world '"l'm,,, '!';,, ZMi.ryT lijirket the ripe timber of this section which in the very, variably m-ii inio a baik. nature of things hhould be cut into Iuiphcr as soon as tm!- riiri'oi! passible. Iho expenditures liy the company, as annotmcefUn, i-Mii,,,-.. h(i.-i:t.s uK.inl.f its manager, Air, Ashby, to bo made at once, carries toj every homo in La Grande the assurance of this city !)ing tho permanent home of the company, a fact which si abundantly appreciated by everyone here, i ...... (tro up n-portH, tjn rhulriiinn. Thn itKrlcullure cconoiiiiv eonftT I'nct' Ih to v held under Hut iiuh plcrH of t he Union ( 'ounty l-'urin, coiiiiiMTfiul und riniint'lnl oi-Knni.a-tlons and tho Orcson Agricultural Colh-tfc for (lit followlni: purpom-H: (1) to tukc an Inventory of I be prt-H'-nt pi-oil net Ion of iiKrlcull ural productH In thlH county, 2 ) to com par! our yif-ldn and cosIh of , I nrodiHTlioriH for i-ach major com- jmodlty wllh thoKi1 of competing the lt;isincnl. of tho I'rcHl)Vtrinn arcaH, cliunh wllh proluihly IfiU platen, affi'ftlni: tin- marUitlni; of our pro-1 hi met. t...... u., I l, ..t'.Iiinta fit ii urn fit tin.l fit rxn tlx.1 Ulirf! Willi IMII I 'IVI'yilUIUH, BI'CriHiliy tinnin ui uii iiiiui iiiuiiuii ukhiiki"" of Hip cliainlH'r, tn order to hi sure of iH-arliiK J)r. Short. Ji Ik now at tin- Iwad of tin cducationul depart iii. nt of tin- J. i'. I'tinncy Co. und is editor of lh! Iynaiuo .the l'cn-daH Ih to permit fruit BrowerH. nt-y company lioum; orpan. Il lo uvemocK prouucorH. dairymen not, however, iIIhcuhh anything con- llnc in tlie I niled Si;tl.'S todiiy and three tfreat t 'alilornlu oil I i:ldii Kant a, I-'u Sprin.s. II nntiiiKloii Iteucli und l,oiii; .(teach, have lint returned money invented In lliem ilcHplte tlielr approximately, valued I production of $jr.o,ioi,Hiii to dale. ! I'aul Slump, president of the Pa cific and Awocialed Oil companh h, Haid in an addrenH iiere. It tloe.sirt follow that America In militarist If just liecaiiso 011 n army man ele.-iu.s up 1 'ii I l:n)-l 1 ) l:i (3) lo consider tho fitctuiH and another cleans up In Wall ttadio fans urp musk- lovers, h" lo Hhape plans for future prodifc-j they didn't love it they wouldn't tlon and murkctln. (love it they wouldn't so palienlly Tho objeVi of tho commodity 1 nieit ll nut of tin, turmoil. Kroup meetings arranged for hot Ii 1 d with that company, fur iec- ture in hIoiik MneH of Intereat to every man In bUHlness today. j ' SPECIAL MEET If yon want lo Hud oitl junl how many pieei tt of maeamni you have on your plate, junl eounf the nuin her of endH and divide ly Iho. SET TONIGHT Revival Meeting at the South M. E. Church to lie Special One Tonight. Reverend IIiikIicM, ovantfrliHt, who is "conduct inK revival moot- Iiikh at the South Methodist church in I ,a (irand poultry men, grain und potato growers and liay producers lo meet In "paratc groups to consider their individual problems and prepare n-ports containing specific recom mendations. The current feeling (n I'nion county Is t tint tho holding of tho conference will benefit all classes of people to a great extent and that it will also serve to act as an "in ventory" that will permit the agri culturists to find out just how they stand und what steps they can take lo secure u betterment of their con ditions. I nlun Preparing, 1 J. I'NION, Ore. (Spee.,. 1 t he Ob server) Tho people of Union uro Gels Pleasant Surprise The Future It would indeed he hard to contemplate 11 more satis-1 ffUftiurv incctiiiir of a Chamber of Commerce that that which ;'n"' Alitor (incurred last cvcimitf when tlie annual home producti! hfinquct was held and the new officer sinstalled. ' 5 Of course, the formality of an annual meeting; is pleas- vtt but tho outstanding features of last evening's meeting vito. many. i('or insUince, it w yflunger men of La Grande have taken over the civic duties, livc responded to the call of city building, have shown a JwiRingness to give of their time that Chamber of Com nfrrce activities may be a part of their lives. The older njMt of the city have long held the fort and their work has boon good, but with this young, active crowd taking hfcld we can look for some big things in the future. I The announcement of August J. Stango relative lo the citation of the Ml. Kniily Timber company's plant breathed activity all along the line. The new plant is to be pushed vfth all the energy possibly which will mean that the sum- Trying 1 I'BM months will witness a great amount of work accomp-(n nuii'v mncd.- H means mai heioie very long 1110 treigta can' And nnndeiM what lo wrife; He's gat lo (liltil, up sttiin-' iiing good. itul mtml not start 11 fight. The Kdilor, he w;mi1s tlir dope; 'Most any IHlle jnl." win ti, Tli(uj:h. II uiiiMlu't l." Ux rough. Tin- Kdilor, 1c v iniii; to Know, When folk;: ;;( fnr H flolie; 'Mitul mari iaci h (or even dales) And what's ln-eome nf ".liuimie," And for iiiiythlii:. orif;in:il. Why miy, li s ii.iuk- Im ":hnmie." Il" Mils il'Dllllil, And wonders wh;it lo write; 'lie looks for iiiwii tin- whole day It tin;. And prays for II at nb;M. Well, lei's all help file Kdilor Willi ennhii'Ullon stuff; be observed that thei,',''.'H ,.,i,n wi,, 1 11 1 n ne ,r,tfi "1-,-n-o-ii-g-ii:" (This isn't original with ea, TIh only reason we fall to give credit ir- thai we do imt t.aou who wrote tin- thing, but the s"i!llue'nt is good, Jit: 1 f 1 s um ).' "About six months ago my father was very sick with hi.- stomach, which hud been troub- jinnoiineiHl thi'"1 I'"" fi'Verul years. Three moining lhal the service tonight tlul,"' " " cancer ami Haul ll was gall stones nil lagrectl an operation necessai . hut on account of his age 1 i " " ' ..r afraid to risk UJ J told u fri r:-r -!aroWfcEi: ' .r'r.s'ahou it who sui his wir r 1 .;'T'i i.SJ lieon through mo same tiwubb (! ts-l, -m nnd had been loured by iking f&A Aluyr's Wonder ail IteinedvX I a I once bought al bottle fti father and he is noul as slrig as a bear and can einimF ham and j removes the calanhal mucous 4 1 from tho intestinal tract, and ui- F 'lays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liv er and intestinal ailments, includ ing appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. At ail druggists. Adv. Landed ot) One himself. ludg.- Vim ere li;u;:-d with pouncing f.n a liicli. a and running off wllh il. I'rlsoner i giis il inesl .(. In me blood. y.T honor; hh iiiuistors lauded oil I 'Ivmoul h (Jnek. IT tt" Tf '1 'y 1 Revival Campaign IS ON AT MKT1IODIST CKUKtll SOUTH There will be a meeting- of special impor tance, especially to all Men, this evening at 7:30 Tie subject this eve- is: The Reasonable I)e- : and of, the' (Jospel.' ll ascd on tlie 12th chai ler of lloijians. Tho spirit ! nuwlinjf islNot fj sell', but others.. Our call this eve is for men. "God Give Us Men" f z 1 if the Copyrifiht 1924 Hul Schilfucr & Mar Retain Yorfjr Youth 'T",IE vo!Utk) holds her youth is the i I woman who wears colorful, youthful clothes clothes of pronounced individu ality such as our exclusive line, of Hart, Schaff ner & Marx Coats. Nnjffcc the grace and ease of each model, lliclasteful patterns and pleasing colorings. Almisnert product ot skilled Hands. i m:v. iu (.iu:s tu .1 I m-i.- s n us Is IIIm mjw pullint; finished hiniber fidm l,a Grande mills to mar- UclVI lll. I ll 'in tn in- rlir;i( illi,' i.-iuliliur. :i 1 1 MH'llt - "M il! S - In,h, s kit will be greatly ineivased in number; that homes in imns.- l.ij'ire numbers wdl be eiwlcd to house the new people who .... j,, . ., . . . . : " fl- Ills "ill v,H4--oine to this city to do their part m lumber niaiiu- not i i,, i, !., hl. ,s ,.,. facturinir; it mear.s that the volume of business through- ' '' h"' ! .-...i.-rt.i. ,, ) out-.thc eity will be increased. In short, it means that I .a Gnfitjlc is over the hill - that she is taking off her small Urtm-clothes and eettinjv ready for the grownup city sizes, i,,, S)resident Khner Stoddard spoke of the future of the "A cits 4ml conmuinit.v almost, with a vision. His analysis I""",,' ofgtliji business future was keen and accurate, his mention '"'ii' oOhe civic matters contained good advice, for no city ''ViVi'' caj;i!iiw and prosper as it. should unless it pays attention r. niin to:Tlean enterUunmi nl tor the people, adheres lo the houses olWH'ship and vigorously stands for a good moral toiio throughout the city. wonlil In1 of ii Hpi-rlal naluri''. Tlw ! siiIijit: will hn '"I'hu Iti'a.sonabli' liriiiioi'l of l ho ('.iKspi'l" tiikon from ! tin- twi-lllh rhapo-r of Konutna I Kt-. Hnijhi-H ii4iioiltu--H lliat llin spliit of Ihn nu-t-t InK", ulili-h Is Huld ; I,, luilii tin cspi-cial appeal for nii-u, is "nol Inr si-ll' Imt for othi-i-H." Tho nnM-rini; u lll In-Kin a( 7::ia o'clock j ii ii.l tin1 Kcnci-al pulilic la (Cordially lnvili-,1. 1,1 :ill III.- i Ii, n Pll-I nip.' If Rheumatic Eat No Sweets Says Class cf Salts Helps to, Overcome Rheumatism Acid. These are sreat daytJ for ie buyer of (lUodycaiiTiure For less money, now, hewfys more mileage and greater freedom from trouble thrfn in any previous time in his life. W. H. Bohnenkamp Company Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER Neighborhood restrictions may fully protect tho value and desirability of your homesite but good materia) alone can protect the value of your home. Use Your Foresight Telephone Main 8 Bowman - HickLumber Company For Mill or I5ox Wood Plume M-517 J. L. M UN HALL smu: ivin l.l u ,lt l. lo ..-l-l In i:,- sn, i!Viewing the ivst yi'.u's work, the outgoing president, iik mm''. (iiir Lanson, lecded some of (he things that have been i!c5Mip!ished and when one analyzes the year's work it mUjitfcho admitted that it has bivn a good solid substantial yeifJif improvement. While it was a "niake-re.-idy" year foMfie future, yet it has to its credit a lot of good things. E35e Chamber of Commerce is a needful instrument, in cvgji'y community. I -a Grande stands by her organization veryrwell. and as the eily glows there will be more use foMfiis institution which last night dined on the products ofllTc Grande Konde valley and enjoyed several hours ntn&linir "lid exchanging views over the banipiel tables. ' i i 1 1 m-i ll.Mtlll i; Mine. 'i'-1 Klinim.iOMil is casirr tn avt tlian i m.i StiiniiM-r to cine, .-.l.ili-s a wc!l-kinnvn Jrnhority. it-i .-, I .,, nl .inf Vc arc ailviMsl to itri-ss warily, keep nil-: I" s-i--litlic feel dry, avoid cxpure, and I- s ih.-; al'ovc all, drink plenty of -od water ii ';- in l In-' -nid avoid eating sweets oall kind, i-'ili-i iii;'i!,,t-j Klletiiiulisni is catiMB by body . i.-.. " w.ltc and acids resnllii front foot! I ferni'-nla!i'-n. It is ttt ftmction of iiv, v M, tie kidn-s p, niter lit poi-nn from l 'a i l:ll'l;s. I he l-I-nsl and east it o tn tlie urine till SHORT TO Ji! I tn a vn wa, xpd I I po ill rte km . Be blood if I . Inllv f - and f! H e p'.,r, of of lieeinc , 111 'l.unp ;m si,..! FmU'S ti flumn.iU' l.Mirn; tlit f Ml; st'ltltn" ui l lie inints nnd miisrlc t .ui . hi; ".(tttnc -,!, soreness and nain, al a mean t li is impurity. Id weaihcr the I, thus forcing title work : tiny UKttisti nnd fail kvasic ant) acids, ul.ttiug and cirru systun, evcntnally At tlie hr-t twins rliauly Keciot: Jl. takos a littk none to use rouyo but Uitjjijjen will like your check. I rnTl 1 1 n 1 1 r n r I ' l,r,t w,R'' ,i' riiotiiu.itiMn IM MlMI- Hl-r'L nt 'f !,'1vs,,,1,unia,V alvmi fotir LLulllilL nrili I (uI 111 ;i ',ss nt" w'"cr nl 'Iriuk b-.l-w l UML IIL.UU. fn. 1(rAUst rav-li .noinhnt for a wcv'.- (Ins is helpful to neutralize u fli.m-l.' i.iih'u. .s. itn ii ;n i..: at""',;v' 11 n,,,ve iasto matter. aUo to l.U (it.ltl'l Or. Ihtc un Wt I -t Ii to tl- Ml I r.'nt v, hen ltiiii;.ll Shorf in n jM.i t-vi-ninj:. ! tr. li tur 1 liy lh! QfvRisinj!: u hiihy sciontirirnlly would le all right it' you n,ss 11,1 ,1;iS ,,", COUlu get it to ue seieuuiie in ua ci.inr. j t' i Mimiil.ite thi Li.ln.-v tl.nu ..i..,. ri.i. t dint: tho hlood of rheunutic toioti. j , .1 jd s i iucpeii!iie. and is m.if'n fit .i.i thi.- acid of rimivh und i lemo'i mi,'.. I'lttnhiUetl with liHii.i. an.l is umiI wnh ( ctlitnt reMiHs bv thou- I uiut " tlimu'r ulll.bu soivyj m . rhcuuutuiu. '4 THERE IS A VAST DIFFERENCE IN COAL BUY THE GOOD KIND Our Co; no wo to the Besl IsK Be And then, look at the Cosl That's worth considering Stiles PHONE MAIN '11 Wc have furnished coal at reasonable prices every day since we. began business and will continue to do so.. . All the World Isn't a Stage Some of it is a Work Bench. Your work (s he-re your people- uro In n; your vAiy inlereHt is lire no you aru a cilij.-n. 1 iff,, ' ' Voa want (o sei-T (li-.inilo YSl&SSSSSi? I I '""osI" r- You -J- Int.-n-stcd jlGffl'f 1 '" '"'r '''V. cluirclics. Vfc?"'. '?A I I' i' t n H.-,.,,,ris,.s and JJ (li-J I l'Vic ""'"'y'iiont. The liomci- 3 Jl C i?vi 1 l " "JF """ lillci-usu-u e At d&kJ rnjzrr. RrMM'.MB I'-'V O'ilw Job luKctlicr? ' i &$'SimHsS j '!ANK ""'"' '' 'o il' I- I II !':.i:ii'jjy "nili'lo instead ot Koine olll- I vGQUnD'REUflBlE -PROGRESSIVE- There is no substitute for safely