La Grande evening observer., June 11, 1924, Image 8

, FAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, une 11, 1924. .
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1RIHUK1S
IIHOHESIBBED
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Burglars Take Several
Articles from, l.e.si
i deuces JJuring Stock
Show Period.
tTCION rHporlHl) Tliurw.liiv
lifiht and Friday nnmi hur-f;htra
ook advantage; of th' absence of
ir.opl who were tit tend inp t In.
itork show, and entered noino
mslnopn houma In North t'niou.
Yom ,ono reiililt'iiri tlu-v took on I
)Virrom eud u hut i Hi y
oul.l find. I
lra. 6hitu11i ami t);iu:hhr
-lorunc. who havt' h'n llUim tn
;'nton nlue lani fl-t itil r. Hit
ornior liavlo t:iui:ht In !),' r:r:ult
ichoolfl JtH't', it tt:iMirla' 1 1 1 r
loon to Urivr to ruiilainl, lni
luy wtlj iiinml tin' minim r. 't'h.-y
will return to V.yM l-ion m-iut)l
it art as Mrs. Mhuullin u a posk
Ion In the school thtn- lur next
'far.
; Mr. Hiitlrh'kn i-amo ovt from
"inker Friday- to do tti1 utorl;
'how and iuipant in the hii.-tt-ijt
f tho UakT lli riild.
' A flKhl at thf Hlmw l-'ri.lav uf
rrnoon wan ii-1im hy ih. imltn
ifforo U had r all di-vi'lopi d into
nurh of a nrran. Mmn- (,r i)M
ipi-rlatora wanted Ihr -onti-.d Cin
nhed out on the Irark no th;.
onld jiff, tml the uUIiti-h rotildn t
,tn It that way,
Uiv. Ooldh. and IiIh Wir.. and
I an Kilter wri In iittcinlnnr.. nl
u HtOi;k; ahuw and tt r-v nuirti ln
frest with tln'tr pair houIm and
ho tWO kidM Which nrilw'd ;1 tin-
rronnda only om ilay nld, 'I'hf
totdli family r ntd- at 'oi win iv
lt hftH rharf.u of I lie 1 Ipiarop.it
hurch. j
Jltni'y danrrM wire hld at tin'
:ynniBHltiin mi tin' last t hue
dKhta of lHl WiM-k. 'liny w.i.'
veil attended and m t let iln mock '
how liMHOi-Ui(lin a m-al mint thai
v 1 II cut down the Il.lt whhh
ho nxnnnBfiiient Ih raring h a r-.
ult of the rain Friday and Sal i
i nifty. f
; Brott C-llahnn. fnrintr rmplnvf
tf Hi FtrHiiHon Itriiff Ntorr h't-(
lit lator With tin- Htnally
t Walla Walla, In homo tor u :
ew wvks vara Hon.
; Mlaa Alta Tann-r, one of l.'t
ear's toucher triitnlnir t;irln of ih
Jnlon high nrhool Iuih arropted a
lOsltloa In the (trade hc hauls of
iyrUt Point. Hh leaves Wedncn
lay for BclllnBhum, Vuh., to at
end Hi normal lor thy mimmi-r
erm.
Mr. Will ITsydpn enmo over
rora Bakor the lant of Urn week
nd la vUltlnff for a fuw ilayn with
rlnds in IL'nlon.
Th Mbodint and rrenhytrrlan
hurches havo arrungrd for union
ervlcas of Hunday ewnlnss for
he remainder of tho nummt r. ,
7hey will bo held nltcinaiely ut j
h of the two churches. I
; Merton Davis put his service
tat ion Into uo this last week nl-houg-h
it was not quite finlshral.
;bis station p iocua ftuvt tuu .
hI ri'et from the I'iiIoii hotel nod
will make an att raetlve eorner
When Mill' In d. It Ih rumored thai
aiiutlnr nl m liar hitlldlnir will he
ercehd on the property Juat tmuth
of tjie telephone efc-ehailfie, which
ha.-i reeiiilly paused iulo Ih' handn
of Jir. Mill" uf t'ovc.
liiiide Fi'un here for part
of her vacailiii), Mlic luui'Jit nchool
In iraaa Valley and her schoo.1
ln;M receiilly closed.
Mlfil I'illon who girected tin
oaKennl here diirlilK the Mtoek
uhow h-ri lor i'orlland .Saturday.
Kin- will come htiek later when the
committee decides on U Uttic to
atar.c Hie pageant iiK"i.
l'lod fix well tttid Mr. Mux
well ciime up Horn rorlluud
ThuiTdav for a whort vlwll with
his father W. A. Maxwell. While
her Im covered the show for the
i (t i Konlan. ( mi t he f lr.it day of
I lie :ilmw I lie trefoil Inn had two
camera men on the Joh.
MUSCLJ SIIOAI.K
PROJECT DATKS
HACK 100 YEARS
HUM I'!'1! JW,,'UaiAI AVJillr
I he deyelnpme.nl of MiimcIc HllOaln
la hut a recent project in I h
mlndn of niont people of t he
I'j.iilfd state., the hiaiory nf In
tern to devenp tiil;i vaat potenii.il
power dateH hack a cenlury, at"
cordinpr to reeord.'i under observa
tion here.
'l iie Ih'i I uc4 of couKrcHs wit h
referciico to the houlit wan paatied
When eonnre'ls ttrt coU'ient to
tho upcrmiou (i l mi net paied hy
the Alabama bf.eOnluie on 1e
ccmber 3U. to improve navi
gation In I lie oosa river. In t lie
center of the mate, and to aid n
coiim cthit; 't with t he )Vnnet4tei
rier in t be noi l h.
The rompauv formed under
thejie ad by roii;rej;M am) the
lepiulat life WUJi 11 liable to Hell
Mtoek ami on May H, INI citn
jt rej it pii!tMd anol her act ced in
iMHi.iinu acrea of lund In north Ala.
ha ma to 1 lie ntate n t he .shool.i
coilld Jn Improved,
An umenditu-nl to t It tuder aft
passed June :, is:-;i, iiermittcd
the Hint 1i Hell tlii.s land for les-i
lhai) $l.r.O per nee, which wai tin
minimum pthv ihem allowed by
federal j;t.alute.s. ih tiaUl .sonic
of the land Hold for aa low aa 2&
ceiitK an uere.
The lolal rout of navlfrallon fa
clIHh'H to 1S!iii won f 2.1(M,7t!.r.n
and up to lit ft for operation find
care waa $ 1 ,4iiii,372.;!U, iiiaklntf a
Eat Blue Mountain
Ice Cream--
AND 1500ST V01 'P. IIOMR TOWN
lSp.st Uy Test A Home-Made Product.
Made f rum ilioice BWOot cream of tho
Crundu Koiide Vallo;
BLU
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CREAMERY
I .a (.'l andf, Orrgon.
Dandelion Rakes
CAIIDKN AND LAWN TOOLS
CAItDKN HOSE
Oregon Hardware & Imp.
Co.
total of S-I.V.rtt.lifJS.fcn op Mu.ich
Shoals for nnviKnlioji alone.
In J Slitf COIlKre.SK xuve llH ua
Bent for the first time fur Hie con
struction of u dam utid power tita
Hon. ,
jlat tablet in honor Df jOrccori 'AgrU j plate is palterned after u tree
"enltiirnl rnllnmn forewtera Itlllefl In! trunk. A hemlet Ih s at the bottom
In,.. u-Arirt wni- will Iia nlneed nenB Of the trunk and at one
I'oreMi'r McmorluJ J'laiiiieil.
C'uliVjlUM. A bronne itiemor- 'lydi
the forestry building, Th tablet
w:ih caul In the college foundry by
A. J;. Hideiiour, lUHtriictor In foun
dry (practice. The raHllnc wiih tinnh
from ii iilaHler model molded by
Arehibald of Albany. Tht
Hide the
nami-H of the men who died In lite
service are Inscribed. It weighs 20
pOUIKlH.
RFAD TUR ITiASSIl JF.n AOS
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Bmga5sMm!Ar
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KINDLY CONSl-I.T YOflt
New Telephone
Directory
lfefoip Calling NumiImms.
This will aid ns in g-ivini yon a more
flTicient service.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
WHITE SHOES
Vary in Style villi Occasion
So some of them are simply almost
unto severity, as becomes the tailoivd
mode, while some plan to accompany
sports costumes and nre more strik
ingly styled. Still others consider airy
frocks their match, and are dainty ac
cordingly. Such nice discrimination is sure to ap
peal to women who are exacting in tint
details of dress.
The Bootery Inc.
200 Depot S'rcet
rhonc Main IIS
"A Paradise for Tired Tect"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women
- liROVER SMITH, Mgr.
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Valuable
Minutes
N THE few minutes required to run your eye over
these advertising columns, you may learn of some
thing that will serve your convenience for years.
Rather valuable few minutes!
You aren't spending time when you are reading ad
vertisements. You are saving hoth time and money.
Each day advertisers help you to compare values and
prices. They tell you where you can secure the. best
and most serviceable at lowest cost.
Advertised goods are more dependable than goods un
advertised. They must be exactly as claimed. Thev
can't afford to be otherwise.
. Make a daily habit of reading the advertisements.
It pays.
MISTAKES IN BUYING ARE COSTLY AVOID
THEM BY READING ADVERTISEMENTS
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