La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 15, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTnpsday, July 15, 102-1. THE LA GRAND15 EVENING iOBSEKVER .'5.:!' J Local News In Brief ; : MINf. liVISNTS July 17 Union foiinly pio neers' uniiuul meeting hero. IJoliy Son Muni A Hint; uiiU ont'-lmlf pound lialiy huh was liorn to Mr. uml Mrs. John I'ruwford, 1206 . Sevnlli sUeuL.. Saltirdiiy. July 12. Holli mother und baby ftulnir nk'i'iy. To Itt'iuiir Homo Mr- J. J. I'acU, whose linim; Ih on t'ovu uvcn in- b-l wven Mnph and t'lH-rry sIitHh. look mil a per mit this morning to repair - her iiiiHC Thu repulrs ure lu cost $:'50.. Itat-k iu I -a ; ramie v " C. K. Short lias returned from SeuHlde where he bus lxn spend- a prize. Inn his varatlon. Mrs. Short and son, Harold, are stilt ul the const resort nnd will return to La Grande later, i fine." said he. MI huvi been hen slnec two o'clock this morning unu liavo had suvvrul biles, und. goo oneo I hud a whule of a trout about 20 inches lonjr. but It got away." Without u word thu part ilrove on. Kven the best of friend cannot swallow too much. On theti return to tho city, at 8 o'clock that night, to their UKtunishment. then stood C. V., la thu same place, Ir. mi! simo position. "Haven't yon itioved .'" usked the nosey onn ot l he bunch. "Shush," whispered C W. "I just Wd a bite. It was whale of a, fish, about 25 tnchch Ion?, but it pot away. 1 am trylnp for one of those Sti prizes eivon by the Win?. Kin and Klcctfoof club so I have to ffet busy. I had a dandy this atflernoon about three o clfw-k. nbni-t 30 Aches lorn?, but It srot away." If the judges have any hearts at all, C. W. will land fieri' from Portland Mr. und Mrs. Hal Horn, of Port land, are here visiting ut the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. C M. Hutchinson. They expect to remain In ha Grande the remain der of this week. IJked AVnllown iJike Mrs. Neal Brown returned to her home In Portland hist evening, Mrs. Brown hss been vltdtlng in Joseph. She Hiys that' Wallowa lake and surroundihgs were nil more beautiful than she had ex pected. Mrs. Brown made tho'trlp' to lee lake during her stay. To Visit Seaside Adjutant and Mrs. Peterson and family, of the Salvation Army, will leave here Wednesday ufternoon by ear for Seaside, Oregon, where they have been called to attend te some special evangelistic work. They will also combine business with pleasure und observe the po rlod us one for vacationing. By the lime they reutrn they expect the new army hall to bo ready for oc cupancy. The regular army ser vices will be carried on hero as usual during their absence. f; - OLVANY IS NEW IA1W HERD I STATE GREETS spring lie. had' foutid In every soo- hlKh roganl existing for-thf who ,litl hwn ri'irajnlinBlml litis coutftJfTji NEW YDUli (Al iTuimminy Halt Monday chose In goncm) ses sion Jiiuko CJenrtiu WusilinKlon Olvnny, gram) rlilt-f to succeed 1 he LINCOLN, .Null. !ly the Asso ciated Tress) -tioveriior Charlo I I lion melt' iji the .stHtc senate and In the housoof representatives. He assured- the sportsmen that unv law which hud merit und which would have a tendency to aid the :ish and game situation In the stato would have the support of the ITn ion -Wul town, county . mem bers of the legislature. Game Warden Walden, whose i heart is In his work, spoke on the fourteen pound. . in at t: hding so many huiMuepa. of -II- t wo parly , limit cteht M. l worei cavh-; ywar. i ttmrt m un.v t K. Mlllering. firm: Willbuni: -be urvouipllahvrt by making h uid Kitchen, secmidi Kelly utrl ; niai nage luwa- iitcM--stringontr -y Hogainmen, third; Mill and Vat' I People who consldur marrlago Fleet, fourlh. The Mlllerlnrs' himw time before tlmy uctuuii catch 'weighed. 14 pounds iitneitake the stop ure pretty nearly ounces. jcerlain to "atick U out," but tluwe Best three parly limit cateli:ilhat "Just . got married" on th Newltn. Palmer und Aiken, i'lrM.Mii' of thu moment are kecpliis Their cutch weighed 17 pounds 1 ounces. Best four party limit catch: Kel ley Brothers, ftist. Their - catch ryan Monday night was ready 1,1 liferent dinars of Kitme preserva- weighed 20 pounds one ounce. '.Sltliie the llUik.of the governor- . inl, ' of late t nht warden has1 Largest Black Bass: Juhanson. lute tMiarles R Murphy, und voted llilp foltow'tiig a day given over to !l(iwn Home hard boiled nroelivi-! first- Four ounc-.'s. lis unuiviueu anu loyal support , u roiiMnK recep"n oy lenow e.u- to thu luvis-Bryan ticket and th irogresive und forward looking platform' or the national Demo cratic party. ' The vote Tor Judge Olvany , be fore H was made unanimous by the C8 men und women n;preseii tutlves of 2a dl.stricls was reported to have been 22 2-3 to 1-3 for Martin G. (Marly) Mel'tie. ! "The call is loo strong to reals',' Judge Olvany told the executive coinmlflee or Tammanv Hull ufler ho had been eneorted to the "Koui teenth street wigwam" by two vet erans of the organization a man nnd a woman, both gray haired. Surrogate James A. Foley, elected grand chief lust May, immediately after Murphy's death, had uccept- d una then on the advice of pnys- IclaiiK, had declined the post. with luw violators, for uraniums who welcomed mm iiomc.stutr8 it. ho finds It Is the only way irom incw lurK, wnere ne was 0 i,lin,H , nommuied ny the i cmocrais :is the running male of John V, la i'vI.s, the parly candidate tor the I presidency. . leaving aside partisan politico for the time being reshlenlN of Oma ha, where (lie govcror ut one time conducted a cigar store, and of Lincoln, where he served as may or, and illy commis-iioner, gavo him an enthusiastic welcome u thousands participated. Various shades of political opinion' were represented. Civic and other or ganizations Joined In the program. Iut prize: flint Van Fleet. Mciilul Arithmetic hi Oeruiun Money lllamctl for biiiciilcs Personal Mention Mrs. Hay Murphy and son.-Jack i left for Kansas City to visit Mrs Murphy's parents, last evening. Speeder Sentenced j J$ W. A. Shanks was found guilty.) Mrs. Nun Scho.fcr has returned of speeding charges laid against from her vncatlon which she spent him. by the Jury In the Justice .visiting in Baker. court yeslerdtiy ufternoon. ,ludi;r Hugh K. Brady Bned the'defend ant $:i5 which he elected to sorve Mrs. W. 1 4, Sugale and family of Walla Walla, are visiting Mrs. out In Jail. Mr. Shanks will be Hugate's sister, Mrs. Ida Moats of confined for 17 drtys. Toy Young j,a Grande. They expect to remain will bo tried by the jury this of- n this city about two weeks. ternoon on charges of running an unsanitary eating establishment. Mrs. William P. Moore arrived hist evening to visit Mrs. J. Schill inir of I,u Grande. ! Mrs. Moore lives In Portland. HKUMN. (AP) In necking an explanation of the epidemic of sui cides In Germany, some physician are inclined to userlbu It to menial derangement arising from dcullnK In paper money of such enormous denominations. , For a while worry due lo eco nomlc causes was cenerulW felt to be the explanation of so many sui cides, but closur Investigation in clines physicians to believe that theory Is not upheld by fads. In some cases a slight quarrel with a superior Is sufficient to In duce a man to commit suicide. In another case a girl Is dismissed from service und before looking for another Job, she turns on the gus. In a third case a young man comes home from college with n IRRIGATION AID TO POPULATION (Continued from page 1) I irov Head contest: George foil certain class of men. .Kb. rirst: 'JO" nainem, accnim. Dinner Well Served. ,1 ITlxe for i.oys: Money uoi nrsi : ai." 1 aimer, m-eiMHj , iHu-n fooildge, third. Dobbin's catch consisted 'of nine weighing six pounds. Palmer c;iukM I H welirh Ing five pounds, fonlblge taught IA weighing four poumlH. mining towns and cities of Idaho aud'Muntuna, and In the growing cities of the Inland Kmplre be tween the ltocky nnd f ascadc mountains. And the surplus should come, can readily and cheaply find the open markets of the world, . J "Though the conditions will be excellent for fruit growing It is not expected that this project will be extensively plunted 'to orehurds. The plan Is to make It Inviting to dairy producers, stock growers and growers of products especially suit ed to canneries and evaporators. "The nation's need of this and other meritorious projects Is Im minent. Secretary of the Interior Work has truly suld that 'One stumper's drouth aurh os occured in the memory of those now llv- .adles of the Presbyterian church served t ho, fish (n a fine manner, uml they, were nss'sted by Hie young Indies of the ehnri-h and Sunday school. The slight delay In starling due to the fact tbet the fish wore not. delivered ut ' th'1 church basement earlier, only caused the appetlttes of that'hun- dred und fifty men to grow sharper und moro eager for- the fish - when they did arrive In quantity and quality. ... . lloimcy's Catch Largest. The prizes awarded by the Wing. Fin und Fleetfoot' club Inst ning ut thu annual fish banquet, follow: - v Largest rainbow trout: Tied Van Ficot, first: E. T. Heralnger. second:- Hoy Mlllering. third: A. T. Hill, fourth. Vnn rTeet's trout weighed one pound six ounces. Largest eastern brook trout: 11. IT. Bouncy, first; Albert Currey. second: Ben Declous, third; O. B. Talbott. fourth. Bonney's trout weighed two pounds IS ounces. largest Holly A'arden trout : Adolph Newlln. first; Wllltuni Kel ly, second; ' H. Keltey, third our divorce courts crowucu, uiJ It should bo cleared up now. (Editor's note Tho ubovo urtl eh was written expressly for the N'EA pervice and the Evening ftbserver. Judge Hatheock Is ttatd Mo have pi rformed more iuurrl- jages than any other man In Geor- j igin. Here lie. sets Xortli. hut vIoaw-, the marrlago problem thi.i confronts every stato and city.- lo you URice with him? If not, what Is your solution?) Judge Advocates Easy Divorce as Solution (Continued from page 1) They All lo It Murder will out. Sunday, r auto party, after going fifty init up the Grande Itonde river, shw. j mp unM- Mrs. Henry Jones of An u i who red In the middle of the'thony. Idaho, were registered n streanu what appeared to be n the Sommer hotel lust evening, scarecrow. After an argument, it They are touring the western state!--was decided that no one had ever K0ing toward the coast. seen a fat scarecrow, so the party; , , ; slopped and watched. One arm ! u, W. Leighton drove back froti' was extended to the UTI for bal- Portland yesterday. He remarked last, the olher. oulsl retched, held that the dust Btorm wns very bad a fishing rod. lion looking clos- gnnts through the level country er the; writer discovered " old around Arlington. friend In the fisherman. "Hey. f . . W h-Ho." The fisherman looked Mrs. Fred Smilh nl son. Edgar. in). "What luck?" wuh asked. "Oh returned to Ihelr home In Hunt- m. in.'i..n l!it evenbiir. TheV hnve poor n pon u . " i tug would put thiH most prosperous nis brain, fuses of this kind can , want.' . nardly be ascribed to money wor- count . nvvfl ,8 b(,t().r l)ftI. ries. the physicians say. and here- nKr,ruMuro. not restricted lore nav reaucMieu n um tu i - ,,., ,xf r,i rh nntnn l needs lncrcnscd product Ion and larger consumption of these whole NEW TODAY Mrs. J. l Bcolt of r.u Grundc. pie's nervrs wprp so shattered by ilonlliiK Willi riKurcs of twelvn niwl flfloon dlBlls Unit llu-y eoinmll Ir rntlonal acts on tho sIlBliluat provocation. FIRE TRAP . ' ESCAPED IY HUNDREDS (rnntlniied fnm pace n l Hointi products. We import con stantly enormous quantities of for eign sugar. The need is Increased production of beet sugar. "Even now. In time of pnce nnd with present population, heavy tin ports of foreign foods lire neede- lo feed our people. It is the part of statesmanship to cons'der cure fully the situation that will be pre senled 10 or 15 years fr-un now. when IR. nnu, onn or 20.oon. ooo more people will be calling for food. "Population Incrcu' s while tin public domain dwindles. The ara ble homestead land is gone. Brond- ,Ui'' speukimc. . I here are no more IfnmcKliids worm llie liiKlUg.' HU' increased produdlon Hie natioi. Ian of both parties should be re quired to swear t hat thu stale- eve- mentu made in tho application are true. Afl U Is now, Btutemcnts about age eun be made ruisciy unu nothiiu? can be done about It, be cause there Is no penalty for faiao swearing. A ce-tificate of sound health, specifying that there is no phys. cal oi; . ni'Mital reason why the party . should not be nmrriui should be presented by both pat ties from . a reputable, physician who lias made ft thorough exum. (nation of both' before the license O.; should bo grunted. Berger, fourth. Newlln's trout, weighed one pound 15 ounces. Largest 'White Fish: A. T. Hill Uniform marriage laws thruout tho country, as well as unlfor n divorce laws, some day Mill be Those Pesky Roaches mil fcm w WITH ROACH DESTROYER You can rid your home of roaches and keop them w)r permanently by its use. Kill roaches in 3 to 5 minutes. Red Cross Drug Store L. & L. Drug Store first: Hod .Van ' KliH't, Huconil and placed on tho statute books, unO Haki-r. third. Hill's fish wi'lghod onn pound one ounce. llest Individual catch: O. Pal mer, first: C K. Hcrford. second: H. Mlllerlnv. tlllrd; C. M. Flouprv. fourth. ' Pulmer's catch weliTh"'1 when they are niaiTlaxe will be much , hardor and divorco.mucn easier. . r Until that time, however, I think ,that the stales themselves should look Into 'the mutter of M mi. i.WV &LAKE inn-Icavi M)TI('K. In illrrlculljr rsperlcnceil In foiled dm rliiirtres f'r nilver lisliii; Hint Is llsleil miller cla.v. flnl Rilverllslnv nnil ntiiler (he "new tiHlay" lienilliur. the l-'.ve-nllix lierver will lien-afler lake mi I'lnHsirieil aivirlliii!t or ailvertlNliitf to Iw run am "new Imlay" titilesM Hie nilvcrtjtnu is lux-'oiiipnnleil ly caMli. Miss f'ressa Wells and he llier. Mrs. K. A. Wells, will loniorrow inoriilnir for Wallace Idaho, where they will spend two weeks vlsltlnu rolallvos. l'Olt HAI.IO CheHII. T lllllldlllK lol l ies.' In. rins. riione ur.-J. 7-I5-2IP I'lllS I1KNI' Hevun room modern rurnlslii-d limine. Imiulre SHIS First HI. 7-15-21 l'Olt SAI.K 7-piiKKini:er Mlleh'll A C. I rubber. B""d uplinlsli rlni.'. ' ."I.ll u-nrlll 7llll. I'all C-I5-3I I'rlee :ln. roi: in: nt Iiouhc. I'honi Slrlelly ISii-J o modern SSIi-W. 7-15-lf 1'tllt SAI.i: 75 head shoals. S mo. old. Imiulre Observer. 7-lS-5li Mrs. Charles Moron has urrlvee here from Yakima, Wash., lo spend lite remainder of the hot wvnlliei visiting al lh home of O. K. Mo lan and olher relatives. I). W. l-'alier of Mllwaukle, audi, tor for the Knslern Urenon I.IbIi' anil I'ower company. Is registered at the Foley hotel. Mrs. Ksthor Schoiiley returned Irnlir tt trip to Spokane. Mrs Sehuolcy Is one of tho reKular nurses al the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. A. Orion of Cov are now rottistcrod al tho Koley .Mrs. Orion underwent u ininor operallon loduy. miles eiisl of Vreka. fitiproNlmate" ly s. null. (1(1(1 feet of matured Um ber has been burned. Tho Humbug innunlulu fire Is oply s'lx miles northwest of town, but Yreka is not' believed In' dan-' Kor. - Three bad fires In Ihe liini!isMisllnust have, section of the Tuhoo nallonal for- "These are fuels thai should l est are belnB fanned by hllth w Iml- iMlrveyi d and w elKhed by I he Ann r- lodnv and have burned over aileim pi-pole and Ihe Kovernnienl al thousand acres, e'lve hundred men are worklnff on these fins anil an emerjrency call has been sent lo Sacramento for one hundred addi tional fifth ters. I'licnulnillcri Fire. Another nnconlrolleil fire fs re ported in Ihe Shasta niilional for est, three miles east of Mcl'lnud. Three hundred uien are flKhtlnR thin hlnxc. Fires in Ihe Unit Hun region in the Seiiuolu national forest broke from control last nlirht but the new fires are not serious. Mrs. II. II. Leber nnd Miss Jull. Miigutrc are retrlslered al Ihe Fo ley. They are from I'orllund. WANTHH- Work, eooklntr or Wall-j H,.rernl days. less, by capable woman, i - r,08-W. 7-15-Slp Miss Myrlle I'rlee left for I nlon this morning. Miss I'rlee. hohe home Is In Monroe. Wash., har been In I.O Grande on ousmew Villi HUNT Furnished iiparl inents. IL'llS 7lh SI. 7-I5-.HP l-'Oll UKNT 2-rooni modern fur nished rn-irtinent. Hub Apart- inenls. I (1 1 7 4tll St. 7-15-tf FOI! HUNT Modern 4-rnom fur nished house. Call 3'.HI M. 7-16-31 Mill HUNT Completely furnished apartment, i'ho.ne 341-H or SHIS .First. -'-' T Ft lit HKNTi ntshed apt. ;(-room modern rur- 1S1I7 Adams. 7-ig-:i Fint SAi.r: -- field. I'honi Hurley hay. In Ih" IM1-.M. 7-l-2t FOI! SAI.F. TKe Oniron Cafe, op posite depot Ah Jeffeison avenue, on account ior poor heultli anil oilier bus.ncss must sell. .1. K. Urown. . 7-15-ItP Stnfi rrr i,v K-"t Jrmrtrrm in ? Inmr with nnr li-tr Mwi'rr i i'ir" f'H m 2 hw Kr hvL. Ir, it lie. (1 ' ""- rrc Trial Oder rn . tWw;. 1 -ptM.1 mtf.-lin.-" jnr-WTrJ. yn m iitmiti tnarml nturrW K) K frirnpl f-lo w:,r nf llw iHtt M"iil rw'i- nd i'lt lr-l M '(:afr t RI . .4i!itaict til r pin n:;l lw wr 2 k f -t Ur 'rT ll'rtl WtTlcli ft-- ivtt thTt .v. i'l, .nfr f it litaitru. It cur ct4n-J in (.:, m:i moss ihi stouk 'opyrighl lf;i l.y-hf rtlllira! laburatoi its Co.. ClevclanJ, O. j. H- Kcrwol of llie Mnrrison Knulson Conlraetlng eouipany, re turned from Holse yestenhiy. Hi wus neeompnnleil by H. Shlnn also of the Morrlson-Knutson eoui pany. They are stopping at tin Foley holel. URGING SUPPORT FOR IRRIGATION IN THE STATE llenying Ihat they are riaiitinK for a losl cause Harry fiurd. ol Madras, and Ceoriro HuntlnKlon Currev or Arllnglon. are spending leil'av In -linker urging eryslal- llmlion of sentiment In support of stale Irrigation. projects, llie lies ehules projifl Is the one closest lo the hcarls of those two well In formed gentleman of Oregon af fairs In general, and Irrigation In narlleular. Thev firgue thai Hie Deuchulos liroject can be bulll by private uiunev provldeil iirogri-ss can b" ri.onrtil Insofsr as Ihe s: ale Is concerned. That means Ihe slab will guarantee the interest on Ken- ..i.iilea bonds for five years and play the program according lo Ihe oreiient statutes. ii seems that Govcrnur I'liree Is not entirely In uccord with tin Ilcschlltcs proJ"ol nnd therein Ib'i a danger of Ihe whole works fall Ing into Ihe discard. Harry C.iun Insists If the I'eschules project Is nut Ihrough with private money Ihe federal aid lo Irrigation i.oslern l.iregon will go lo the other projects now slated. - An efficient 'wonuin run' do nl- invvr anTdiloj.' wftlf :T"beT;.in cept make a man "t t was given before Iitld will be at the helm when the program Is giv- '11 here. Costumes were procured by the aillea from various sources. Hiinle were made especially for (he en tertainment while others were family heirlooms borrowed from pioneers who had cherished Ihe old Iressea for general Ions. The songs w hich will be silnT are typical old timers dear to the heart nf every pioneer. The Indies s'ne II together and sure to be one of Ihe mesl enter-I men. was lalnlng features on the program. treasurer. PIONEERS MEET ON THURSDAY (Continued from pnpe 1) Washington. If Ihero shall lie vl.i- inn of BlalcsniatiHhip in fulur" al 1 he nallonal capital, as thrre hat- Iti'cn Btatrsmanllrte vision n the piist. eongrrss and the ad inlnisi ru- lion will not prrrnll 11 suspt-nHton or a riiiKglng of western rec urn atiun." -)(i.iix;i: (nn;i:Ts .mi;i;t I" A H (' . Wash (Hperial) (resident falvln fooildge greeti-d the annual meeting of tin Colum bia basin Irrigation league yester day with a heartening telegram, FISH FEAST ENJOYED BY 150 ANGLERS (Continued from page 1) Ih-hI nun In t he county and th ele.elion I.isl night whieh placed William Kelley at Ihe club's head for I ho rntnlng ye.ar wns but car rying out Ihe principle which i year before sooerlit out an exeellenl man as president in the person of Hownrd O'lirlen. K. C- H'Tzlnger. one of Ihe in oh -levout lovers of Oregon's ouldoor life, wns chosen vice president last evening and Alberl f'urrey, a niem- this number Isber of Ihe younger crop of sports .!TiTW; I 1;!!! T- R A evII7l7 f t.r Mk i Ml D'ry. -.3. rtm ' In thi'-rAakfoi o gruiui','" est Mountain scenerv in fhn world -the Canadian Pucilic Rockies -these splendid hotels offer opportunity lor a most tin- ; usual vacation. Golf, Tennis, Rid- ' in8' 1a,n'nt5 in warm sulphur poob, HikihR nnd Mounlnin climbing, Scenic auto mobile trips, and dancing every evening, offer a summer program of great diversity all wiih in a few miles of your own home. Call or, write for Special Vacation Booklets) and plan to go this summer. W. H. DEACON. General Arcm Pvi.n.. rw...., . 5STHIRDST Multnomah Hole luililiiiii I'OH'I I AtJll elected B'-eretary and Other arrangements nnd delailp of Ihe meeting are being eomplet- d loday by Mrs. Kate Hanley, sec retary of the associalion. She promises many Rood Ihlngs for Ihe pioneers at the meeting day after tomorrow. WILL INSPECT SPUD FIELDS (Continued from I '11 go One) h- wh''i;tiim on the farm of .1. A. Onsklll of Inibler. pas-ed the high est purity lest in Oregon and lat r won linporlai.l prigcif at a num ber of grain shows, (rowers wishing field inspec tion work xhould comnmnlcalc whh the county agricultural agent. Directors chosen were A. V. An il rows. Hhcrwood .Williams. I. A Wright. Ir. W. T. IMiy and W. VI Moore. Business of the club showed well during Ihe past year and there wnf not a feature of the late- admin's (ration which wns not hlirhly com mended by Ihe orKitnbilhm. Two Address .Made. During Ihe evening Judge J. W. Knowhs spoke regarding the biws now on the statute hooks Pandit Inir the rutrhing of fish and tin shooting of gnme. He paid a high compliment to Ihe legislative dele, gut inn from t'nioh county, stailnt thai In his trip over the slate ihv I ( hl.'l 11 wuituciry 1 MiE.s. i,simi;k i a; 1,1 ; Woril htu been reeeivcfl by Mri I'Viink Hurr'K that Mrs. Kslh-T DtiKle pa.vs'd uwiiy at her home tit Taeoma, Wash., Kridity, July IT. Mrs. !glf wax formerly, a renl deiit of li Orande and bus many friends here who mourn her pass ing. Hhe leaves a daughter. Mrri. Olllva U Coy and a gratiddaiiKh !cr. Miss C. clle Coy. In. politics the only side' that re;ili.tn how urg'li1 ly relorin th needed Is tlie outside. l'Olt SALE 7 -room modern home on the turner or Kir and '., Nice lawn, shade tres. on J roses, etc. Incite, grounds. lUtexlfc". all kinds of fruit trees. good - garden. and wash houw- .connected with house with hot und cold water. Also engine and ecn trlfugal p:imp for irrigation, beMides 4 shares In ditch. New barn. good gnrnge. chicken house. woodshed, large b;nn lot with hiii chiclten-proof fence nil up In good shiipe. This is .1 good home. Price U'MU'O . f oino ami see this I.0CIS SANIWZ No Car Like It! 42 horsepower t SO miles and more an hour hour aSter hour without over-heating with out loss oE power without carbon cleaning ! . And at the end ol a long sustained hic.h upced, your motor will be cooler, will need less w.itor than any similar sized poppet-valve engine. This engine's power curve keeps climbing up while the power of a poppet-valve car is drop- ping off. Furthermore, the Willys-Knight is entirely free from those engine repairs which make up 50 of the upkeep cost of practic ally all poppet-valve cars. It has no cams no springs to get out ol order. A car you can keep season alter season. Take a rida today. :WILLYI KNIGHT 1195 (;i;ttin(;s & hanks t'AI'2 Jefferson Aw. BIG REDUCTIONS On All SUMMEU DIIESSES French & Greene SUMMER COMPLAINT make KttU headway with children whose carefu, mothera protect them irom iiomicn sum bowel disorders, hot weather cramp weakening. diarrhoea - with ' CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC and DIARRHOEA. REMEDY . " Quick in action - satisfying in remim ARCADE TODAY AND WEDNESDAY William fbr presents from BOOTH TAR most iamous noici A HOLLAND V.LEF r a ii J. IV HE LOVES HE LOVES ME Till) USD AY NORMA TALMADGE in the "SONG OF LOVE" SCISSORS WHEN' IN NEED 0E SCISS0US, GET A PAIR OF HANS LINZ, AND BE SATISFIED Art & Bab)' Shop "F very thing for the Baby" lltitii htiiiiiunr. Itlil. iiM.MKirniiixi KTAMPIMU MEASURING PARTY Givun By i Tho W. W. G.'s of Baptist Church WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 16lli V At Eagles Hull , Admission 4c per foot and 2c for each extra inch PUBLIC INVITED l()OI, COMI'Oll'I'IMJ In a kIuks or our Himrklliu hikIii wulir, lilfiiili'd Willi u IIIhthI KpiKinriil of im, li-o t:ruiiiiil i'lvi-n uloiio, whi-n lilKiin ly Hli"il IhiDiiKli tho inllrlnu Dlriiws, It In ll dr lltclilriilly ri'riinhlnK ilrlnlc Tor ol'l or yo iiik, itn'l ono llntt In cinltM'ntly mitlHrylntf In IU various Irmiitintf flu vors. THE liLACK CAT w you m;i.i a saw you Hlioiilil by nil inoanti lny a new ouo, for It couts only a Utile, moro than u huvv of Inferior iunllty, un I will luHt from two to tjn times im Ion. Wu curry a full Htfck of Rood tools of all klntlH, nnd prices nrn rltflit. F. L. LILLY V UarUwara riiime Main 5 rstt. . (