La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 18, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, June IS, 1924. PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER MMFRu F : IME'I I lllll" I1IIH ill If Oh our r IIUI I UIIU illllll I ' Air a. Nell Tucker, who ancnt the i mRKfl ner no iu in i e luiuro. : Mrs. Mary Choute of 1m titan de, ; xa a visitor to Summervllic Sun- iwh ior r. . muiiiimuii in iu ,ando the tlrftt of the week. ; Alec Aii-ftinzie went io i mion now. Mrs. John Morria. of linhler. iinft ovor ThumUuy rnd hounht .rawDernw iron, j. j. yviib-jih-i. John Monroe of LmW t'anyon. me, no me ana npenu im- mr--id. 'AT ntf1 Mi a Tim rn lilt IS who ;nt a few days visiiihk remiivea .re, returned lo their homi; In irtland lant w' k. :Mlm Delphla, 1i!um and Miss An i Hacker, of Pumpkin Tthtae, arc ondliu; u week at the home of th. 1). ft. McKtnzle, who In camp- J. E. Woods carried the moll ednesday In the nuscnee of Wal "r Klshur, who waa transacting jslness in La (Irande.- Mr. and Mis. f'harlle ffunderaon i.l Mm Hurt fUlvnr were ahoi nff in La Grande (luring Ihe week Mr. and Mrs. Kit 'otnlni carne 1wn from the mill nud spent ih( mo o Mro. K. M. Wu (toner. .Mr. and Mm. K. K. Wuck nud tally were traunactlni; hunlnesa In iihlur reeent ly. 1 sm Vlcle lientii. of La Orando HpendtnK a few duyn at her home Pumpkin ItldKe. Kugene Oawald of l.add Canyon, us a vlnlior over Hunduy tit hi jme heri Mrs. rJltr. Whltronih han accept - ha.imaii In f lfiwnin I Ml v Ii lid ill makt! lur home there lor hlle. Ilerilia I'feff.rkorn, who has n employed In La Orumle for mm time. Is now at lur home re. Hurry f'andernon. who Is work K an 1h Kant .Mountain, eame fwn and spt-nt the wer-lt-end with h family here. , Churliu Tamerin of Pumpkin IdRV, was a hitalnefw visitor to iwn tbo latter part of the week, Mrs. Charlie Morris spent flun ty at the home of her parents,, r. and Mis. Kltner Vermillion-. R L. Tlioiupnon. who la tending imp near the uutntult, raine down' onday for supplies. While Ir. wit he was a uncut at the Meltoe olel. Mrs. Wnync Park. Mrs. Floyd endnll, Mrs. Iturt Oliver, Mrs. mil mdiTiion and Mrs, Frank Woodoll ,ent w pleasant day ut the home Mrs. Charlie Handersan repent ly Mr. and Mrs. I.eo Neiderer ant' arol Wagoner were visitors Hun ly rt the homo of Hill Ttuckmftn .' Inibler. 1 Mrs. Jtlrhard Vnnn and family re annl'nr a fw dys nt t" ome nf her father. Kd. C'nmhs. Mrs. Johnora Kishrr, who v pen spending a few dnya wit! Natives here, returned to hrr ome rt Imhlef Monday morn'n- Mrs. U. Ceniey nf Cove, la spend (p a few d"ys at the home of h" 'irens. Mr. nnd Mrs. A C. Oienn Harry and Uoy Gowory of Flo'1" -o visum at tho home of Ka'p eK'nnts and H. C. Oowery. Kill Cud worth was 'transactln' tiHlneso In town Balurday. Oeorjie Klark w.ia a buutiKftfl vtsl ir Hi la tlninde rveentiy. Frank (lru)u;m' or KlKt". was r jHlncH.1 viiiltnr In town Monday. lawrencp ('cttrcll wan u viaitor huraday at tin1 home of Mr. and rn, J. A. Monoithan. , J. J. WuKoner and J. K. Woods ere husknerm visitors In l.a Grande ecntly. Miss Louise ftlon and nephew, fist on Slnti. nf 1'unipMn Itldro, FOR SALE i ' Itarland Apartments, located on epot and Fourth street. Con sts of four fin iihi buildings rou tining 12 upartmeulH, well f ir ished und brlnKluK in a pool lonthly Income. Come. In' or rite and let us explain to you II tho detulls. Five-room house, electric lights, ood well on the porch, Kod : oodshed and chickon house wkh tec trio IlKhis. Located in Islun 1 ity near school ho ue. Vrlrt 1800, or half rash. Ha Is nee In tonthly Installiuenls if desired r yearly payments. I Two good lots on Greenwood reet. Cement sidewalks in and nld for. also city water piped In. ,'rtco on ono $4(to,oo. on tho ther $3(10.00 If taken singly or 760.00 lf both are lukeu. Thev djoln each other. The Real K.itato end of this rm will hereafter bo known us 1 .T 141nlr j& r Ttmiltnt-a Ij. ated In the La Grande National tank buildlua; with the Becurlty 4,nd & Ravings Co. I'bone fio. Main M Phy, Black & Stoop ItEAIrORS n L Ormnil. Nnllonal Dank Bids Im Grande, Oregon. MIO.NE 61AIK St Backtrackinff i:itli:in l.aonolU hm'ICflieU W nrioV( laiiert nuilioniie io mui -. nem lypowriter, on which was wiltten ransom note in KnUM't i"i;mi.v imiiilfr in-te, flilciiifo, had beon dmroyed. At this spot in Jacks'.ui I'ml; Lmenn. C'hK'UiiO, i.eojioid and fiichaid Loeu toad iliu tetl-ialo m.Khlue. he tald. were shopping In town the first o the week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mcaohlerlck of Iinbler, were visitors In town re cently. Iir. Moore of La Grande made o professional trip lo town the first of the wefk. Mrs. .lini Slack and daughter. Maud, Were xhoppliiK In town the firnt of the week. W. P. Pollard of KlK'n. was trnnsaettiiK business here durliiff the week. Kred Hamilton has (tone to Ha lter City, where he will spend a few days nifendinir to business matters Kd l.oKau and K. Huuieisb y spent the day trnnsactltu: buninH here dlirlMK I10 week. After Spending Hie week-end at his home here Lot Klim-r returned to his work near KIkIii a few ibiyH nro. Melha McKlnnlc spent the day vIslthiK Lavena Verlntlllnn recently. J. JlniiKh of La Grande, was look I nff nfter business Interests here the first of the week. Mrs. I'arle Park was a buslnenr visitor to town Tuesdny. No reportable chaiiK! ha.'i curred In thn lumber market dur ing the last week, demand re maluiiiK depresHi'd and prices "in Improved sayn the American Lumberman, flilcao. The bet terment that began a fortnight 0K0 iS Mtlll IMDKIIIK HSeil leil, , however. ' The point lion apptii-j ently been reached where an up- wunl rr notion ran be cxpiTtr onrt tin' Industry la tnkliiK a nioi.. .lll-OIIUl VlOIV Of th' lllllIKllhltl' filluro. Wlllln tho horizon bn not exactly a rosratc 1 huo. the rloutls upon It hftvo nt Ir-ost a tlnito of ullvrr In their itlnlnK. Whllo rntall ilcali'rs nitnilt tlliu tll.tr .torln have heronm ri'iluccill to a minimum aim that r'3tnc)c Ing houIiI lie ifslrulilt; from moiv thnn ono liolnl of view, thoy nr.' still ixtriindy onutlnuii In nil Iholr Imylnif Irnnsni'tlons, orclor Iuk only lumlior thoy in i.hI !mc to MM roiitruolH. The ti'iinMpor Intlon gltUQllun fuvnm Ihom In thin polloy, us thoy tlnil II poiwl hlo to noil n hill of muloilnl, 01 Uor thn lumlior unit rooolvo iihlp uirnt on It In nmplo tlmo to ilo llvrr It when nooiloil. Tho murk munition lit tho mill" l only mtr. tiovvovor. unit .lionhl thoro Ito u uio'lornto InoroiiHo In iloticiml It would noon horotno linponmhlo It Klvo nil onloiii Ilii' pro.soiit piouipl iiltontloli, In whlih i;iiio roliillom wouhl flml II Iniponillvo lo hu. nhiml for lomtor poiloilH. In iludlihil ihlillinil Ih npolly, fui'lnry tiuyoi-A nlHO Itmldnir liulltl-to-mnulh liuylllK Ihilr polloy, o.i poi'hilly in ttil Mmo hon tho Kononil IniHlllOHH oiillooK w inin- or ohirurril. I.llinlior pl-loos nwiy ho n;ill lo ho mulilllr....!. Whllo iouoohhIoiK hnvo Iu'pii Kianto.l In raxos nlion a mini ilnoluror him found It nor. oawiry lo movo o,ir lillnnor onn- horuilKo of riiuiuohil noodii or hooiiiuio of ii mnplun of I'orlnln Itoms on bund, tho Kononii iIIh piiKlliou 1 to holil moro firmly lo limn In tho Honor inai iio rniiihiimnlul mtuiilliui duos mil Justify mioh nnorlfloliiK im linth. r prlro iloollno.H would ontnll. A dooldoil rililiillinont or pro- iliu lloii hun boon ofloolod ill I Ho I'aolMr northwoM. whoro nlitht runs arr holuir tilitiudoiiod. muiio mills rlosllttf doivu auil IoKkIiW rampH roHtrlotliiK tbotr output. MAtly Sllllr'ls I'litwillllt fhllilrri'l polsonliiK tn ttto Klnin- nt si country is sni idlnn- lilic ibis your, ropoiU O. A. Hondorsoii, county nironl' Homo roiiii pounds of oats polsomil ly tho nov,,ru mont formulii woro pr-.parod for Ilsli Ihutlon. A short tlmo nfior tho 40 nore fnlr Kround tract wlls troat.it with sonic of this halt laT itcnd siulrrol wro picked up In a 600 foot ditch. Property owner falling to clean out the rodents on their holdings will have thai at tended to for thom by a rounty rodent Inspector? appointed for that purpose. Rescue homes mean nothing to the girl of 11 who has f cockles and likca to lit ou UaU's lap. i CHANGE lf! TIMBER M on Death Trail . ! MHLtti nun. i unorc odiput J77 1 1 1 1 1 I i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I i r t i im villi Orchardists Are Thin ning Apjilo Trees; Ex l.uct (!ool Yield This Full. IMHLFIt (Hpcclal) Some nf the orchadlfits have bcKiin tblnnluK their apple trei'S, while others will start In a few days. The crop nf apples In tills vicinity looks very good, and If a nood price In riven for them t his year t he orchard men will still be to the Kood. With fruit crops falling In other vicin ities f miller stutiflM a Rood ch:ilic of uutkinK Rood this yei.r. Mrs. Wllllntn Kuckman left KZ!,li,rwH!r!!HTVrlUn;r 11,0 1 Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Ke.-r.-r and j Mrs. Parllht Keeier went lo ij;;ui Wednesday to k'' some fruit and visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. I lean of KIkIii paid Iinbler a social call Wed ue-day. People have been Koinj.; lo Cath erine creek from linhler I isblii'T, rel iirniur; home with a h'rr;e iihiii- Mr. and Mrs. .lohnnle f:;illiti anil Mrs. Walker wnit to KIkui Wednesday evenlUK- Mrs. William Wi;wans was n visitor lo Kl(;lii Thi.:slay. Mr. ami Mrs. Irvin Wetdenskow ' went to Wallowa Tliiirsday on a )nf.ncBH visit. Mr Hsiiford was n vtsitar Iu iiniiiuer Thur'd;iy Mr. nnd Mrs, iharl.n Mlrm. of Hiimmcn-IMo, wore iu linhler on hlutlui!.Ms Thur:i-ln. Mr. and Mrn. At. If. Trior went to l.a Oritmlo 'l'bur.:t:iv ovi-ninir. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllhelm of l.a Ornndo vlshed Wednesiiiiy nt the homo of Albert Ke. f. r. Mr. and Mis. 1'eltor woro In Tmhlor Wednesday visiting frli'iids. Andua Golden of Alleol a In tmblcr Friday irmigaetluK bnst neas. I'hnrloa Kcown was nmoni; those KOliiK to Olllboi-lno crook Slilurday. Mr. and Mra. t'hnrloH I'lonvi r loll thin week for 1'orvullln to at tend tho graduation program in which their "on Marry took purl. Thoy will nlso visit fileuilH In roitbtud before returning home. Mrs. ThonuiH Kaslngor ban born slaying nt ihe homo during tho nb sonee of .Mr. and Mrs. I'lirtrl-s l 'louver, Wllllaiit Wlgi'.ann went to Kl;vln I'ridiiv to have bin loam idioil. Miss I'ortla Wesliusliow l:i In from the farm to ImIi frlendH ut linhler for a low days. Harry Sanderson oamo down from the saw mill, havlnj; been called lo SiituinorvHIe by the III nexs of his biolbor. M. II. I'.iyne went to i:iin Thursday to test cream. Ho baa a i.lallon Miero In coimerl iiu Willi the ono In Iinbler. Mr. and Mis. Hank Moilohlr lelt woro l.u tiriuido visitors I'Vidjiy. Mrs. l.lo I'bule aiitl who wrre shopping In lilililer l'"rldiiy aili-r-Itoon. Mrs. l.ylo Hlrbir-Jiain and Mim. I.yle Kblillo Wire l.a (iruudo vis itors 'I'tuiisttay iirii-iiiniin nnd woit the gnosis of Mrs. I.. A. 1'ivmoU. iiiiiuany rn-ti iiiyuiiiIiik 'Irnde Willi Aij;cillua IH'KSNOH .Ml! FS. ( Al ' ) Th (German flair rank-d an easy sec ond In Argentina's trade bciore tin war and, despite Hie surrend- r nt the tlruiau nterca utile marine, u has almost n itaim l that o:iaion since the siKUiiiK: ol Ihe peace treaty iiccorillMK l HhlppiiiK Hi.ilis.irfi ju-?( litlbllhlietl. 'Ilif i.itinief place - slkll held liy Hie liiilinil. lie. vs SeiS lit preHClil handle about 4:1 :-V cent or Arinnttn-iS ieiei,;n tr.i.ie. It probably will be a iMi.se Hum. between the Italian? and Hermans as to who will occupy nei ond piac in Argentina's carrylm; ii l ie H1L1 year, hut It is believe I that lh (lermans will win back UhMi- old position In the course or two or threc years iih very inoiiib seen a new Herman liner In these waters Krance. and the United stales would appear to be dropping back In the race Hermans are migrating by thou sands to Argentina, which afford special iuccutivcd and attractions to i ffiem. Quite u number of German cnkmh'S ure njirlnliu? up. enpeolally In north At-K"itlnu, und t Inset e re al c a natural trade with tht,-lr jlioineiand. AIho they Rive plenty i of scope for expunnlon to the ll-r- matt steamship llne.i, who also have Ik i n lately Hpeelalixlnpr In What may be lernied second elasfl or one eliiH pas.tei)Ker steamers. German vessels today brlntr the greater iiroporllou of north J'htro pc.in paHseiiKers to Arifi'iitina. WnKiH'r (linrues Aiill-ierniau Pi'iiiacainln Ajxaint fiayn'iitli ftAYIti;i fit, Ifavuiia (AP) Hietjtri.'d WttKner, who has Jufd returned from a tour of America 10 raise hioney for the perpetua tion of the Wagnerian festivals at Heyreiith, lias delivered u lecture in which he expressed patisfae tlnn vith hia American trip. He ;iaid the amount of money he ob tained lor I lie festival will make the revival of the smnmer opera t. rinr.ti pot-aible, hut will not mif fleo tor long. W.'U'.ier made the statement that I he 1 rench ro)oHuiida In the Liilled Mt.itcs auin;tt Germany and (leriiians hindered his work. Hut there was ul.so unti-lleyreuth prop a;;and;i, w hih cbnrf;ed t hat he was only nolicitiuf; money for )ls own puri:. Hut nhove all the WashhiKlon flaff Incident was the worsl blow he had to fane In his American tour. Wanner epr-;:ted much satis faction with the artistic nueccs of! bin A ux rican visit, and was eii tliuslu.'Hc about the ho.ipltnhle ; I reiitment arcotded io hi in and i k m ass a Rsf?: r I Jj 1 i Grande Ronde (Hospital A nonsectarian and ethical advertise your sicKness tion?, but gives you service equal to any institution in the Northwest. We employ only Eat Blue Mountain Ice Cream- AND BOOST YOUR HOME TOWN nest By Test A Home-Made Product. Made from choice sweet cream of the Grande Rondo Valle: MOUNTAI La Grande, PRICES ALWAYS TALK- And Thoy Say "STILES HAS THE BEST COAL AND WOOD FOR THE LEAST MONEY." Stiles mONE Always on the Job DISCRIMINATION IN PHILIPPINES LAID TO JAPAN - MA. VI LA CAP) -Knew prejudice arlsiiiK from compel ii ion hHwecn Japanese and Filipino laborers, ar" tlsans and chauffeurs in the prov ince of Davoo may result In seri ous trouble, according to n report ui.Hde by II. ('1-112, director of the oureaii of labor, to the secretary of commerce and communications. The trait of; "protect lonlsm practiced by Japanese nationals, lilreeior Crua declared, 1H largely responsible tor the threatened trou ble, us in Virtually every Industrial activity in Oavao, of which a Rreat portion Is in the hands of the Japanese, the Japanese laborers ape given preference over Mllplnos. Nearly one-half of Ihe Japanese In Ihe Philippine Lslonds )iv in thu province of 1'uvao. Anions other complaints receiv ed was one from the cliauffeiirs' union of tiie city of Pavao which alleged that Japunenc resldi nts re fusH to use anlomohilei driven by I'llpiuos. With the complaint of the chnuf Cetirs cajne a recommendation that the )Aw be chaiiK'd llmltlufr the Issuance of llcensen to Filipinos und Americans only. Idrector t'ruz has laid the com plaints before Governor General : Wood with his own comment re Kunilnfr the racial reeling; existing in Dnvao. WM THR rrjAHSIFIFO AT)S institution that does not or DZ'oaacasi your opera- graduated nurses Oregon. & Co. MAIN 714 With the BEST COAL! CREAMERY Rotary Convention Draws .Men I'onii i:mls of World TORONTO. (AC) When tho 10.01111 ftotnrlnns assemble hero Jor iholr fifteenth annual convention. June ti to 30, there will be men present from Kilrope. Asia. Africa. Australia, Soulh und Central Amor ce, I'liba. the 1'hHlppliies, and nil parts of Canadn nnd the I nllod Stiiles. Hotary has grown from ono club FUEL HAY GRA Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co. Phone Main 17 BUY NOW In one city to approximately IS'"') clubs In 'It countries with an ip proximnle membership of KMi.tfuu In the brief space of l!i years. One hundred and fifty British clubs will bo repreai'nled at the convention, fiuy CunilaUor of Philadelphia. iif.tlnietl nresidelll of Hillary, who w ill pnsldo at all s-nslons the convention, has just eninpieieti .n orilehil Visit IO the ItoU'ry CtllliS !of Ion countries of I'.uropo. All lgggggHSagBCB3B3BaBgEBiaMiaHaBKI IN field and garden seeds majestic coal siiutes . fireplace dampers clean-out doors poultry supplies building paper mantel brick wall board roll roofing fertilizers Ash dumps TLASTER SHINGLES CEMENT SPRAYS SALT LIME TILE Si Our Systematic Payment Plan Invites YOU I ! . . . I i in foiisla'na-j m fenistana-i M m Hi :,S I t I '.j i. fi'v (? I' :'" I" Z I" ('.' $1.00 Down and Make Your Own Terms At J. H. PEARE & SON The Credit Jewek-rs & Optometrists Canada is enlisted in the program of entertainment. While Hie 1'ni. ted Slates has the largest number r iintnHnna I lie Itl'ltisll Ollltllre IsliimiH second on the list with morn tlian ar."ini Ho:arlans nrguutr.eil In llliout 250 ftolary clubs In lOnglunil, Krollnnd, Wales, Irolnnd. t'onudii, Australia. Now Zealand, Tasmania, Hotltll Afrlea, Jiirlu nnd Ttermuda. of I RKAI TIIE ur.ASSH'inU ADS n H H M a M R n H H H M H 19 ra H H N H n m HI m m H m a B8 PAY LATER