La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1924, Image 9

Saturday, March 20, 1921.
I'ACE NINE
THK LA CKANDE EVKNINC. OllRKttVfiH
Asiiuiui lEt licf Offered, 'luy, who Is aiding In ilio work of
t'OKV'AUJS, Ore. Tin; botany ' col loctinj,' pollens for Hit' cure ol
ib'p.iriiih nt of O. A. . eventually hay fever a movement th;tf has
will !.' ul.l.' to nH-i't demands of, created mition-wlde interest,
all nathma ami liay f- v. r tct lerers I "Wht'H a pollen is round that af
in Pn-L-nn. hopes Or. Hrh-n M. OH- (Vets a prison, " declared Dr. 1111-
T"1 miwwtmmmm iMBMW i,.yi "u, j8 KJvvn u Bl.riiH of ill-
(jt'UhHions which cat's.' him to de
velop a resistance aKainst th;u kind
of iollcn."
The neA work is briny carried
on by the student health service.
Yprk will bo limited in ijfiuTal to
Oregon.
scour: oxk ion vxiox
covm v von; von
E.J.Sencerbox
Kcpiihlit ait ( aiuildato ,for
County Commissioner
North Powder lutH ha
4
yea vs.
siuiplo jiiH-
lupayers of the
vder District wi.
you lo
Viitis foi Senrorbox
J V-oiiinii-ssUmcr r""
I M -MW
AUTOMOBILES
ARE OUSTING
TIIE-SIDEWALK
ELGIN HEARS
K. K. K. SPEECH
Reverend "Bearcat" Alli
son Speaks to Interest
ed Audience on Organ
ization's Ideals.
Oldest and Smallest
Salts Fine for
Aching Kidneys
When Back Hurts Flush Your
4'.ldncys as You Clean
Your Bowels
Kft.V WIHi'O (Al'. Man
Yancisro is savin t; iis side-
walUs. Tlu automobile has conic
to bo so common that compara
tively tVv San Franciscans wad'.
To coinbut traffic congestion ihi
man at the wheel is to take soni
of the space formerly dedicated
to the man afoot.
In n population of approxi
mately ibm.iMMi persons within Mi
city area of wiimro mile;
there are JHUiau motor 'Vehicle
One of the pedestrian way a b.
ins shaved Is Sacramento stive'
where. Um Vigilantes h mar
laws In the early fillies. Trafi'ic
congestion has become so Kre:?t,
, however, that city officials ha' e
decided that 12 main arteries or
automobile (ravel must be pri-
, vided through tin; city.
San Kruncisco was laid
KI.GIN. (Special) Tho fillir.K In
of thr lot. to he used by .Mr. Hub
bard as u gasoline lilling station Is
nearly completed. The under
ground tank h:is been put in place
and tin- remainder of the equip
ment will be installed soon. The
new stucco structure will be 'i
pleading addition to the appearand
of Frorrt street.
Krnest Weiss drove to Knlerprisi
'Saturday vening with a party of
Ir'eiMs lo attend the bast-ball game
there.
I Klan Speaker I'leuscs.
I "Ileareat" Allison spoke at the i
ji.it y hall hist Wednesday night to j
an interested audience. His address!
iveT, covered the work and Ideals of th.'
t"d- Ku Kiux Klnn. Following the ad
dress the women of the Klan serv
ed a banquet to Ueverend Allison
and members of the local Klan.
Mrs. Armstrong, wife of the
pastor pf the Methodist church, re-
I '. M
I s- ; - i
I .:.,: - j
These two books arc part of a display at University Library, PMlao
delphia. The oldest, shown held by linger and thumb, 13 a atona tablet
written 2350 B. C. It is said to bo a butcher's bill delivered to King Tut's.
palace. The book in the hollow of tlio hand is the cmalicbt known.
liurned to her home
la. isi? of several 1
last week from
e.-ks in Idaho.
'.wit n- r,.,, i ... ..,.'1 ' 's,u' as called. to I!!i'.e!;fool by tin
, . . . ' ' :.S'-riou$ Illness if
1 1 he principal busiiesH thdroug
Trnett vre dinner guests at the
home of -Mr. and Mis. J. W. Hoat
son Friday.
.Mr. and .Mr
itiovc into
The house th
lug has been
w
M. I.orep will ?ooii
liloom's residence.
y have been occuity
old to Mr. and Mis.
Most folks forget lliat the kidneys,
liW the howcls, somctinira get slug
gsh and cloRKeti and need a ilusliinsf
jccasionilly, else wc linve buckacliu
ni'd dull misery ia tlic kidney region,
severe headaches, rheumatic twinges,
torpid liver, acid stomach, slcepless-
Vou simply must keep your kidneys Jl,,,,''iir
ariivc and clean and the moment vou 1 flv fl
feel an ache ;r pain in the kidney!
rcRion begin ur:nki:;s lots of wat
Aiso pet ahcut four ounces of
Salts from any good drue; store I
take a tahlcppoontul m a glass
before hrtAkfast for a lew jiff 3 and
your kidi'i s will then n-mie. ThU
famous s;s is made irgjm the acid of
f rancs arJ lemon jnig0comhtnrd with
ithia, ai is intrurfd to flush clog
ped lcidtflys aniielp stimulate them
to act iviVr also helps neutralize
the acids m the urine so they no
longer irritate, thus helping to relieve
bladder disorders.
.Tad Silts is inexpensive; makes a
delightful effervescent litlua water
drink which everybody should "take
now and ihcn to help keep their kid
neys clean.
A well-known local druggist says h
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who
helievc in trying to ' correct kidney
trouble while it is only trouble, fly
all means have your phyicinn ex
amine your kidneys at I c ; st twicn a
ypar
tare, being .125 feet wide, but tile
automobile has upset all calcula
tions for the future.
Thus the poliey has been adopt
ed that when any through streets
are repaired, 1 he ro.'idw ays u i l
be widened by cutting down th
sidewalks and forcing all H'lo -e-Mt
rue! tires, such as poles,, Jnto
underground conduits. --hi streei.s
ere the sidewull; jgsmv have n
width of 15 lTW has bee
found that Hues carry in
lit wires use Ui-
thia Hpace, so th. .'
ie walks can be cut t o
wit bent interfering wit'.i
IT: I
Dm-tor lo Aiiplaius Itci-ome
cw IM-ofcssfDn In 1
it rope
l.ON'DO.V (At1)-The vogue of
ying in virtually all countries has
been this means of creating a do- i
ninnd for an uirplanu "physician lihetn for
and surgeon.
This profe'
i-iou$ Illness if an infant grand
son, whose condition is not much
improved.
Mrs. J. 1''. Hater returned horn;'
this week irom several weeks spent
in I'urtland at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Iewey Hand. Mrs.
Hand is by now practically ncov
ei'ed from 'a severe attack of pneu
monia. ,.-)iTfrof -rhe -first cuipps to begin
e iittfng railroad ties on Midille
, ; Hldge, west of KlglU, Is made ftp
,j of Frank Hallgarth, John Hay
, inond. Shelton and Jay Johns..1
J y.r. and Mrs. Claude Holbrook
and 'arl Holbrook were week-end
visitors ut the W. F. Hug homo.
Th.-y uIho visited the llernal Hug
homo d u ring thtdr stay.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Mussel's, of Die Indian Creel-:
dlsfrlct. h nv been v-ry ill this past
week. Two physicians from l.a
(Irande have been called to the
home. Mrs. Merrllt, of Flgln. Mrs.
Ihuiiiers' mother, lias been with
more than a week.
from
sow n
slon has be
up by Frank Courtney, who won
the King's Cup airplane race here
last year. He lias been on tho
continent testing out new machines
and has now H ft for the Arctic
clrelo where ho will put new ma
chines through their paces. Sev
eral other pilots are acting as con
sulting "surgeons" to
innkcrs. W'heri n firm' finds any
part Icular piano Is not behaving
M'lite as Jt should, the ''doctor' is
enl'eti in to spot the 1 rouble and
put it right.
Mr.
taken iCriek.
and Mrs. Quinlus
t Flat, went to
Witty of
rmatllla
county recently to attend the fu
neral of Mrs. Frank Harriman. Th
Harriman family left FIgin nearlv
two years ago, hoping the rliangi
would prove beneficial to Mis. Har
riman's health, tfho Is a cousin ol
Simply
Wonderful
As clean and beautiful as the f j
vou wore it that is the wayj
turn the dresses and garmcnj
you send us for cleaning.
Try us with some article
have discarded because ojLsfrttwiiKl
we -know you will be agreeably sur
prised with the result.
Mrs. Witty.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter and
airplaine.j)illUKl,tl,rHi Kvelyn and Horoihy
IlllS atlV i I M.. C It lliirrmnn i-nri.
Sunday visitors ut tin- Lynn Hill
home. Mr. and Mrs. Carter live
near Cove.
Miss Vula Scott of Wallowa,
spent last week-end In Ftgin with
her aunt. Mrs. V. F. Weiss and he
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo
S'pti S'Oit. '
The Klgin Recorder has received
repairs for their linotype Hint will
tyeiijtale the binning of tin paper.
Mrs. John SheMon and little Jean
Kogcrs spent ten days In Joseph
i.eeniiv with Mrs. Joseph
F. K. Harmon i-xpyio InUr.
charge of the locjnciuro show
n -on. lie pt-iijTT op.-rate tin
chow twojdPTs each week. Ill"
oping the moving
operating for the pas'
months until someone should
. jl sitlsiactorv offer for Uh
letisc ol' the opera house.
William Crnickshank.
ITof. and Mrs. J. U. I'rico atul
daugiitt-r l.eona Xeldli, were din- to 1
ner guesis Sunday at tho homo of j t i im
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mills.
M issi s Marjurie Van I ong and
Hsthcr Johnson were dinner gueMa i(
at the home of Mrs. Andrew Me- j
Chi in Sunday.
Several of the Cove townspeople
were shopping In Iai. ( rondo ul
week. Among them were Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Hefty, Mr. am! Mrs." A.
A. Antics, Mrs. L. It. Lay, M is.-.
Claudia Galo and iMi.su l'.th I
t. Julmby.
Miss Marian JUint b y and M iu
M lldred Fulp wcro t'nion visitors
Sal urtlay.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Towlo and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tt'wle were
sliopping in l.a (Ira rid u Saturday.
Mrs. W . W . I i r es h oa rs w i us on
the sh-k list last week. Her place
in the store was f i I led by . I rs.
Crnickshank.
in a good condition for trae!.
The Friday tiiirhl danci-s at tin
old Will! Cl- . U si hool house havt
proved to be omte an attraction
tor CloVrr I'l,,;; peool.-.
John Hurbaeh is rapidly recover
imr from his injury. His arm it
very sore, and a sou roe of grt :1
lmoj.iuce. lueause of his aiiihiliolr
at work, but it w ill be some
before he will regain use (,f h
Although there is not much ac
tual farming yet the latnieiH art
rinning to round up the littti
ks and prepare for the seedlnj.
and tlays u In a it is hu: ry Hurry
the
111! Wll
grain
w
urlil dark,
too!;:' very
is not so lip.
la
ar
seems to h.
Hon to H;ii
grain thai in
the I armors
ylehle
thSns.
will I
here
1 Fed--
The fa!
proniisiti:
h HC'd-
oiiu.iou. ! ;vei yom
tu.'i:. I th.-ir alien
ion, a f-ipriiif.
Ided hit with
mors In general as a j;ooe
ur.l- i unlavoi nhle coiidl
We:ither perm il i ing then
a lar;;e a ) ea;;e planter'
is t-pring.
0. S. TALBOTT
SHIPS STOGKF
OlKiv am Ivillcd in t uctlila.
l'l..ii.i;T()X. Or.-. Toe pell ot
rn opossum u liich w an t r.ippet
east of i'eudleton m ar lie- Imllai
agency was on dit-plnj in the win
dow of H local ni rchant . ( I pos
sums are not native to Hi's dls
trlet, according to local sportsmen
!:Mld the specimen eapl if d 1.--'thoughl
to be a descentbmt of s-v-
!-al p.ii's that Were b.-one.hi lo-n
in eapiivity m vera! years a.o am
Clover Creek Farmers
Street rinhu; lo Start
ASTOUl A. Ore. A!'). Tlie
'paving of streets in the hmne.i
MaKinc: Keaav tor tne'at. the comer of Twelfth mm k
cltaligi
Heavier Work Which
Will Begin Soon.
CI.OVKU CHHFK (Spei-lal) O.'
H. Talbott, of McMinnvn;'-, ow:iet
of the former Mac Wood holding:;
North ;
w-su uay j V'r-,
rve re- V&T
rs wnicn -Ti
hichfu I
! B
B
oil Clover Creek, came up 1
Powder Tuesday and went to .s e
the cattle he has li'.-n feeding at
the John havis place, then to Ma
ker to look after some farming in
terests In that vicinity. He relum
ed to North Powder and prepare-!
to ship two car loads of href euille
lo the Portland markets. Ib; hr:;
one car load of cattle
bo will devote his tine
wjlh his farming inten
Clover Creek.
Clyd" May and faihity have mov
ed out from North Powder u work
for Stanley Siiaw for I he swinr.iei.
The ShawH wl'l not n:oe hiM-k m
the I'jirm until school h.
Ae I )a hist roin was a b
visitor to HaUer reeenily.
The road work is prog
nicely and will in a short t
streets. Two blocks will
be paved there in order to re
lieve traffic congestion on Kv-ehan-o
end Thh l. i nl h ut root t.
The next fi-'.'lhei to bo paved w'll
be 4 a .-d on Cenmo'reial street lo
Mlevejlth, tie nee to ftoiid. ta.'.t to
tlth and thence to the water
FARM UULbETIN
(W PARTICULAR
LXTEUliST, CLAIM
In Hie far
t null
DODB
T""5
id ROT
HFP
TYPE--El SEDAN
Tho Type-B Sc.'!.:!) rould wc-tl stand
p.3 a concroLc syivibol of- everything
the name Dodge Brothers itself has
come, (o represent. .
It i.j honcsily and wisely Luiilt.
It stands up under I ho sternest kind
of service. It; vi'l ,'.-"i-v3 j j'U-; bove.n i
tin rpnn cf l!fo u!;:iaily alloltcd t:
a meter '.:r?r. ,
tllii IHIiioi-iM
.1.. ('. Sinlih. I.n f-mi.lr, nit
P..:!1:
-. . . . t
-",;i . v-
i... .. t itr-. p"t,.
u. u. "
mmmmmmmmm;,
tin from tin- department of tigrl
eo II tire. These fjovurniuciu hta
listics Seem to prove Very eolielus.
ivey the ronteiilton long lielu f.i
Hie west that (he bed oala io Ho.
co ml try are raised on the Pacific
-.oast .
The figures how (hat iud onlv
is the greatest yield per aero sc--nred
in (he coast Males, hm also
thut the western i'1'oat Is fiiniei
and heavier. This is altio allo-Ue
by I tie difference In the local
wel;;ht between the east and wet
111 Hi' easl Hie legal weijld A ;
pound.-i per bushel and in hum!
tales oi' I lie we:it pounds per
bushel.
Iviually a1 MrikiiiM as the dif
fereiie' bet ween wel;;ht , yield and
inalily is Ho' prlee dilfereliee to
Hie farmer between cast aa'l west.
Year in and ear out there Is a
general rl i 1 1 orent hi I In price of f:
to f per ton in favor of the west
ern grow ei
AH. i ia Pros. Milling rnmpauy,
who opera I e cereal and foot)
plants throiu;lionl Ho Paelllc eoaM
are aiilliorilv lor tho staleiiint
thai during the pa.it lew years,
the demand for milling grade oats
has far t'M-eoded the supply. Oat
f.; rower?; fan realize larger profits
by Liilll at ing u clean brlghL llilU
Ing grade ami weight.
mm nonKSf
!i Rathleen Lamobeii s
Xieverend'.Kobci't L. I'act-
BECAUSE THE WEATHER IS MILD AND
IJEAUT1FUL IS NO REASON WHY
.YOU DON'T NEED
In
p
H 11 P r
IS
as ilic
ouic quantity-
apprcciutc
Stiles
rilONE MAIN 514
Always on Hie Jot Willi (lie REST COAL!
..k. I-":.,-.... i-i l-.n;.,-U.l : "X
-hll.-l x.i. sis. i- i.'.i I"- il"- .1. irt ri.ni -.
l:-r.. -li ! of H-irU-iillui-.. :.' W:i.i.lii:l.ll 1st "f fe mm m. m rn r-.CT T fS (- A AfVk
I, ;.-, of 0:1: H. I J-'i h 1
t i
drV- ! """""il kTafkU rmrKpl1 & JV Realy-to-Wear
. I:"l W'W$JnT I'icpni-alory lo enlm'sui,' ami
!r, rl t . 2AfY (it lvinddoliny niv store. 1 will J
i 1 T! TT1 -.. I MV'M' i v., mkWW K I trlUf J ft U, . ...... I
ctOCK, i'ornier ria&wiii., j Mltm J-W V V-J ' t ' K plat-is on sale all Kcauy-lo-
l Oregon Bishop, Is the. jt 00 it: -IrsH Wear, consistiajr of 75 "La
i,' Donor. ' WANONUVWJTTl INSTKCCTOK I I; I V(!VU(j., Coal3( r(, D,-u.sso.s,
! ' . IS Cfoach Accompanist . V ' v Swcatei'ss and Aprons.
i ' I: I ! "" k
,1 StuHio Eastern Oregon Music Go. ! i - ' MILLINERY
1 . . ... . ......... i T'j. . .- "'" -. 'ri-iniDK-d Hats, Untt-immi.'ri
, Telephone Ma.n HO-Ucsidonce Foley Hotel. Mau, 773 Jj y f . ) luVfrls. Houers, I'.u- -
S: rirrr- "; . Ai) '. - -''X iV"m
i : -r -" "" " V Ar IO'! lo 50'.; OFF , .
'X'ltt1,. I-' MRUIB Ji 4'S NOVELTIES
. ' JV vr..J7 A V. '( ' Jf Wi -I V I I -.-' t ! o. 1 v l.o-,; (,oL- Ml'l'l. k I 1
'V K"--,.,-'. . . .: "vv - -'1vJj :. laute" Siik Hose. Sl.l!).
lgf V-SV ' IrYY- i '', Chester 0,r,,:ts at
1 W'lA f t Y'i YIW W ! I ' And many oilier items, in-
t'i-'j f ..xrTv- t -.J j b-iMui IL ' chidimr Silk Underwear, Ma- ?
,-. ,rH,..;. ' " 1 Wrtii 1 mtZTn I-'"cy Work. Neck-
l.-; ;..i .; i.K .-,.-. i " '' - -y r.-.f Jit . ' - Il .' i wear, -eils. Carters, Houdoir t
;ir. ;!.! .Mrs. A. II. rtn hiv.. , V 'IliV I 1 1 , ' ' i 'i'
f out ..,,. ran.-b .f Frank i A ' ' . X "A I ' r7 V !V f " i SAl.F HFlilNS
VtfX XV B3fixair- --fSE.a? no Man nn
'Vf. :.!..) Mr-. M: P-lM. of U ' 9 I " , .ATT7 V '' -jS A ' '
-r- -. i .sj v -r 1 . .h k v ..t.yy
Mr- J. W. K'dton and daMBiit'r' v-'-xx'- j.i ....... ,i. :,.,,, ,. , ,. ,..... -
. lU
arc (he people v. ho
niall order as well
large one.
Former
Oregon Bishop, Is the !
Donor.
OOVK (Special) Tin; hooks
KivVn the t'uve Uhrary hy the Itev
cP'inr Itoberl 1,. l'mldoek, former
bishop of eastern Oregon, have
i..en r,.eive,i (mil will he placed
on the libnuy whelveH ut the coni-u!-.tioii
oi the new unihlinrf. AinotiK
!he.:o boohs are to he found seta
of I'hkeiia. Washing-ton IrxhiK.
lironte Ktiiott and Murion tlruw
tord. the Hie and b tter of ini'.nv
of our presidents, books of refer
i nee. poem;;, many novels by carlv
writers and many by latu Writer-i
Mirh an Harold Hull Wrifiht, Gla
::,', Mary Ihaton Vors", corn
11,'tiiv, Mary J-;. Wnlklns. Joseph
Mediil I'nterson. Kate DonyU'H
i .'Kin and many others.
lie-irrnd W. . I. lteinlni;ton, of
I'tn-Jletun. Kevi-rend l.lndley Mil
iar tit 1 food ! live v und Keverend
S. Y. or li tirand': vere
in loe Friday inahtoff arrano-nii-in
lor the hummer school to
l.f hehl lore in June,
Mr. w Mr:. J. K. Trippcer
left Th.urday for Walla Wulla to
vlwit their won r. Herman Trlp
peor and family.
.!r;. K. Wunb ll. who has been
in t'nion nearly all of last week
u'm i-i sin- could have her hinalt i
-rjiiliiHon under the doctor's care, j
r : turned to hr l.otne Saturday. I
.Mr. .rid Mrs. A. II. nrton have,
mov-d out to th- rami of Frank;
Mith-r tor the Mitniii'T.
Mis. J. It. 1'rti e has been on the ;
hi k li-t recently. 1
Henry Mutr, who hud n opera-
th.n two week jiko is "'"I confined ;
. -he 1v.,p:il.
tr-'. -Io; To ihl. of Ii
I'ow i-;' of : ,