La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1924, Image 4

THE. LA -GRANDE., EVENING PBSEEYER
Tuesday, July 22, 1024.
I and the 110 feet in Iriifftlt. ' The
old dry shed was uIho extended
rolloe luvtMixntr IM'isoiirr. ,
BAIKAL On-. Krnnli Allen, win
wan arnuled hero. i beiuj,- lnvMli
guted by tin: I'ortland police. Al
a Grande Evening Observer
76 feet. The lumber yard htm also
(been greatly enlarged and' Im
proved , now having u capacity or
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Two tracks have been laid info
I the uhopH, and another will ho luhl
lurf;n nuinbiT of p'nnha, toKriher
Entered at postotflce ut Ui, Grande, Oregon, as Second
(Hoon. Tin; locomotives will -be
Ian Mail Matter.
I kept on the went tddo of the, mill
thiiH reducing tho fire hazard.
mill W-vrnil KNIVES iinu HOMie CIH'UJi
jewelry. Allen's lin riirjiil.s wm-.
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The Bowman-Hicks Lumber t'o.
lie Ih held on an upi-n chuige.
I has made application to I he pub
lic ttervlce commission ullowin.;
Sfii'lmy or Slale Iteiiirns.
them to coiiHtrtiet their iomxinn
railroad acroH iiio roads to ex
tetirl their track to fromim-. . A
hearing on thlH application will be
HAI.HM, Ore. S:na A. Kom-r.
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HE WILL SWALLOW l;i DEATH In victory; und (ll.i
p&iOrd-Ood will wipe away U'ura from off nil fucfs; und tlio
rebuke of his people shull bo tuko uwuy from o(f ull tin
earth; for the Lord huth spoken. leuiuh 26:11.
Conquering Nature
Looking upon Niagara Falls one man said "What a
Viw!" and another exclaimed "What a waste!" Which
ws it to be? In this one instance the stupendous water
fall has been preserved in almost its pristine grandeur
while engineers have harnessed its power for the inaiiii-
' facturc of commercial power. IHit many of the world's
natural wonders and primeval panoramas have fared less
.foHunately in the eternal war with man's science and com
mercial advance.
: J The conflict between beauty and power in nature is the
mfctive for the calling of a world .power conference in Lon
don. At this conference the best engineers, chemists and
. inventors the world has to offer are discussing that old
nnjd fascinating subject how to harness sources of power
that have hitherto remained as intractable as the zebra
nd the electricity of the air. As medieval alchemists
tolled to convert base metal into gold so the Tendon con-
j ferees are seeking a way to turn the sun ray and the
f ine meeting in Ionrion, Ihcreloro, is in a measure an
! indignation meeting of conspirators against nature who are
; resolved that she shall no longer defraud man kind of a
birthright' to certain unutilized sources of .power. The plut
Iters arc passing in review such ' uncontrolled mainsprings
;oi energy as "The Valley of a Thousand Smokes" in Alaska,
1 the geysers of Iceland or the Yellowstone the steam springs
:o Tuscany. Why, they ask, should volcanoes do nothing
'bill ruin, vineyards and villages and bring toppling what
i man's industry and piety have reared?
! j The future of civilization rests largely on the use that
;irf made of many substances that have been carelessly lab
eled "waste" piodutts. As attar of roses is distilled from
the garbage of lierlin, there are jewels still discoverable
lutho innumerable variety ol refuse, as well as in the
prodigality or natural resources of which we arc so heed
less or so prodigal.
i j '
A 1RHNU WHLtLMKN WHO W'UW.HtlJ'i . I I I V P
1HWUUOM XUWtU IMt OTHLK tnufc V immml'1 i 11 I
OK IMt HLHSHLV UKfatU LbbtKI MUtJtJINb fi)lIL .4 ' II T
VflNXNLmL LONDlTlUlM TUUXV JfyrfZ&S J, II
loFFECATioiirr II
M BESIWK-WPBK,.- lu
BY JUNIUS
Bownian-IIicks Compan.v
wow Uittinir with a
Greatly Enlarged riant
WAI.MIWA, lri.. (SiHtlal tu
' '" niwi-rvcr) The lUiwiitmi-
I I ll'lCH l.tlllllllT (.iiiiiiy KilWIIlill
nun MK.I miorulniii liiKt wni'k iiMi r
u jiitIoiI of rxttniHlvit n'mudtilln
Klines u lot-al ii.wspHt..r. 'I'IiIh
WI'OlC U MlKllI Mil I ri nin . M mi
ml till- kiwh will hi. i iitllnir al
i'ltiurlly. II Ik esllmut,.,! ,
A IAII, Oltl)i:iI TK.V(il;l)Y il iiniln-d nun will Ik- workliitf In
Tin- rolliiuili rllpiiin' .ilailis 'llu Hlmi's. KirilN aiul iiliiliin null
ilM-li': "IliiiMid llunik, S. f. 31ay wlH'n .holli Hlilrtx ar. hilMy.
13. Julius V t, IH. klllnl Mill- I Tin. ilunl linn iimli ikiiiii. i xli li-
M'lr Willi it nii. mill n rarirr ill live lIimiik'm Utr lite i.ilari.fi.jit
lilti fnrni iirnr Iiimt Unlay. He .or lis rapacity. Where II he uiitpul
liml iil'itereil n khII or cInllli'M rmtll .has previously I n aroiinil ri.'i.linn
11 mull lli'e. '.iiiiim- fur a lilllll I reel daily, II will not rut Td'oil-l
ilnnre Meheiliileil ror Innlulil. Ill; ' ri'el. Manager .1. W. HiiKheK
niiiiuni liniiMeir nin or Mirer illsiip- Hopes lo even lieller thin Heine
The Day of Rest
Cahlc (liKpalclK-s say thu in.stilution of a weekly day
ofjrcst for its dorks by ait Osaka dopartmoiiL store has
riUtffiresU'd to tho Tokio Chamher of ComiiuMoc that llu
bcticnio niijrfa Ito followed in that city and tho lnovcmiMil
may sprout I thrtniKhout .Japan. Most of the laiKO stores
in- Japan now romain oKn sovon days a wook in tho voar
mind. It is nhoiit timo that Japan joined tho procession
tif progress in this rosprd, since sho takes so ninch piide
in keeping step with modern civilization in others.
j Visitors to tho Orient, who have read much concerning
tlio lethargy and leistneliness id the Kast, have been Mir
pi'iscd at tho pertinacity and industry with which a larjre
part of the population stick to heir occupations. The mass
tj the people in Japan and China literally earn their bread
in the sweat of their blows. Wherever Christian mission
vi'ies have jxmw they hav; sought to intnaluce the principle
c( one days rest m seven. Of all countries Japan h;is V n
ieii the hardest t it Id for missionaries, who have met with
little encouragement fnnn the Kovernmenl. Hut, there are
Mpis, of which one has just been mentioned, that Japan
before Ioii will adopt the weekly rest day, altlioiiKh years
nay Ik. ictjiiired before the majority id' the people confonn
t(j the "new 'order 'of things. One of the complaints of
citizens of .California against the Japamse "in (heir inid.it"
ia that, they labor from early morn until late al nij-hf.
isaveil days it week.
! .The, Fiend, are the classic example of a neonle who
tified to abolish the Sabbath and found the new scheme
wouldn't work. However Orientals may be constituted,
Occidentals have found they must have this regular rest'
period in order to do their best work and keep their health
und vigor.
jHriiitmciil, iiol heciiusf flic Milt
didn't mine, tail Imtuumi H dkl."
Now thai alone nuu'.it to hn u
Kood aruuieiil for pat ronl.lntf
hontr town mIoi'i'h. If .IiiIIhh h;ul
imrfhaHed IiIh miit anil looked ut
If find he would never had Used
I lie "rope and rnfter."
'.'The American eoiifinenl h
l i filing uclufliU'rtiKi nn' Allniille
larau in herninliitf wider," de
clared mi Imminent Her J In k'")"
Uit. Well, ) dnn't know where
we're u'i"K l;it we re on our nuv.
l.ove lutiio-H a fi-iiow nutly hut
marriiiKc nuikcM him nlifll out,
'I'he two I'hlliKh'Iphla radio ulu
tiuiiH arc Wll' ami Win).
w
Man.v n lnohaiid thlnUs lieS n
ruler when rr.ill.v he's itnly u ntick
and it nior one ni that,
Ike; "l ioc-4 our fiither havA to
pay nun h lor ca1?"
;. : "Noi u renf"! We Ui- m-ar
the riilii imd I ruck mid he malt a
laicH ul tho engineers."
Silentisjs t.-.iy lluil cde women
dlil all their ctMiMuu i 1 1 n hinule
keilte, iMlcrn women do I heir.-,
with n incle can nH iter.
'.
A i,i t.H Ai-ii i i;
i 'oiur.cl : "lell I he court where
ou w ere at f. : "o on Wedncmlay.
July the Knurl h.
1 'etelldlllll : "I W liH 111 KlHill."
"All. what were you doiiiK?"
"Akhi a man a imicmIIoii."
"Aha hill how did uu know it
wan a:;in?"
"A hiii ourwell j wax a-slvln
him lite lime."
I'eiir Olllee I at Now. lunv old
would n lcruit Ih- who w Irolii
hi IN1MI?
Answer Van or woman;1
when overMliiiik' id organized. The
huwiiiIU has been h ni hened, 40
ieet 10 iiccomnioiiuie ix-iicr h;iw
eiiiipment. A seven Toof Melioil
ahl ri'Maw luiH iieen InMtalled to
lake the place uf the rormer four
fool Haw. A ;icw double cdK' r re
placeH the utd Hinle edn'T, douhl-
niB lis eapactty. A new Brcen
cluiln or Kread r h nKth will lirJm;
In the lo4. An Improved earruffe
.fjock, Joff Hllp and chafd deck Maw
arc (Oho a part of Urn revved
eillipiuellt. '
Two new dry hIiciIh have I teen
creeled In Improve the Hhipplnt;
capacity. The dry nhelH. which are
located eawt of the mill, are each
fifty fee wide, wMli one Ha e -f
III T ssHfli
WJ ll
m
$5, $10, $20
Standard Oil Scrip
Books in these denom
inations like travel
cheques are especially
convenient for touring.
They save carrying
cash, and are accepted
by Standard Oil Service
Stations and dealers
everywhere for good,
reliable Red Crown
gasoline, Zerolene
, and other dependable
products for your cart
1JK.VNU M;V SIIH'MBNT
CIIKNEY T1KS
f.irjil a.nrliiii'iil or cohirs mill pulli.'n. Iiirliul
fui; iiiilkiulols mill riiiiliinlM. 'I'liliiilur upi'ii-i'iiil ami
lialwin iiiimIi'Is in how llr.s mnl ruiv-lii-liamlM.
J'rkxl arc vrry n'ii.siMialili ill
?1.00, $1.25 and $1.50
mot
HBTimiM
STANDARD
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CALIFORNIA) ,
Ill Y A ia-1'LATE
FORD BATTERY
$16.50
von
CAKS .WITH
tt-Volt dtniilu nml IJIiUntf Vhlcms
Perkins Motor Co.
ItlM'.M-ll I tlclLT
loi;i
I'OldlSO.V
l'liuuu IMalu SUI)
The SILVER GRILL
for Service
Sl'KCIAL MERCHANTS' LUNCH AT 40i
15est in the City
Choice Slenks - Chops - Fish - Roasls and .Salads
100 Ami'iiciin Restaurant
Walter P
Chiyskr Say;
13
l''oretii.ni ( I o iii'-chiitile w 'hone
lit joh ha (MM" mo or a I It i ii
licter on ll-e ro;ul - " don't e,.
hmv M" t;m turn out siit h u rot
ten (ol..'
Mechiiliic "I Hi, II': not :;o
hard."
Iai t V liers lo (.(! .11 Ken,
i;i (ii:m;, me. n i i;mhs..ii.
1- an nt I le- X-hi ml ol auiicnll nre
I tile I ' IIIV'I Htl ' III IM-OtlNtll . and
tl!H, dncelor of the ami-
'till lit u nUMiiiiHMiiii ol the Aniert
e.in r.anKeiM it: N- ahoii, neeoui
I'.miIi i) l.v IV t. I :i -undai;', eanMei
ol the 11, ml, ot Coiiinieiio i ihin
M . h-ft lo re for a H ip to the
heart of the i 'am-ade inomitaiii-t.
I'lii y ill flis ko no Mo- Month torU !
ol th- MeKelt.ie Ihenre t(u (he !
Skyhio (tail und nwr other ,eeiile
h.illt. to dltlcrcid lakes and .Miint.-t
I 11.1- M I
KiaxwelltlowExcels
; Soine miiwmco luxes iv off undi-r thu new ivvrnin? Itil!
)mi there niv cnonjrh taxes left In cmiso u hit of worry
uhuut how to nuct them.
; If an old jmui is rich enough he can purchase n youiitf
yife; but if lie ciiu purchase her, she isn't worth much.
V . Heo lie In HiKotal,
Sl IIM. Ore.--A. W. I'evol. h tio
,im I mini le ac I h" Soitthei n I 'a
rllie Mat Ion here ku tiering trom
paralyses, died In a local hospital
later, 'the man wan Identified hj
i I '.i n I, hooU iound In his iumi ,Hit i
Hid n ton! and mouth tltM-.iK'
l il m lta hen cert it leote Issued April
" 4 of I Ins year. Tin lanh hooL
ati haied hy i;M. (tank of "IV
h ii ma. i i lit in nl, i. I ml there hn
nolhlmr to iinltc.iie the town or city
In uhleh the in-oitiiiMn Ih located
oirle. iH Mild Oevoi uin ahoul .'
in of at;e. . hail no hioli' y on
hlH p -I hoii w hen round.
1'eople ho think a third party!
Milt uecompllHh nothing never loive
w en hemm mdlicd In a BclcuUtic
maimer.
Ht Good '
MAXWELL
'Uovlatv . .
Oi,S rr,r.
1 Sdn . .
Alt Pur r n R iv, .m, ,
io:
lilt
Alt M4M.ll Jmlm mrt In f.i,(riMn
Alii lMf M.xmvU'1 aiir.ciit. Han.
In the four-cylinder field, the good Maxwell
is now duplicating the revolutionary results
which the Chrysler Six has already registered
among the sixes.
That in brief is the story of the recent dcvcl.
opmcnts which, in my opinion, now stamp the
Maxwell a most remarkable four-cylinder car.
These new results are so vital and so valuable
that they put the good Maxwell far beyond
your previous conception of four-cylinder
possibilities.
Have you ever driven a four-cylinder car in
which the last noticeable trace of vibration
is gone.'
Well, that's what you'll find in the Rood
Maxwell of tiHl.iy. with its Coating platform
spring suspension of the motor.
I don't know that you can appreciate how
much ihis means in new steering, handling
nnd riding case and far longer life, unless you
experience it in the good Maxwell yourself.
As you go along, you will find the Maxwell
riding the way you thought only far heavier
cars could ride, and displaying a niniblcness
that makes you wonder why anyone wants
more than Maxwell gives.
Now turn to the other side costs and upkeep
and so on, which arc materially reduced by the
unusually high proportion of costly alloy steels.
You may not know that Maxwell owners
arc now averaging 24 miles per gallon of
gasoline.
There are a do:cn other things I couid, tcil
about, but do you know of any four that
matches up to Maxwell in these respects?
CAKES
TO SUIT EVERY OCCASION.
It may be a wedding cake, birthday cake or miy
, kind you may wish. See our display at
PATT1S0N EliOS.
Gwilliams Electric Bakery
Pwlrbni nnd ChajraMH 0 1J1 Bmrnj '
MAXWELL MOTOR SALKS CORPORATION '
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.
practice v
has cat oPP mary
a mani ch.anc?
lo sucr.cpd "
Don't h ( Hn. iiiiur ft'ilu v
tiilk 3011 unt tit juiir crop
llluiii'y.
II Is llir iTsiilt nt n whtmi
. ii-'s I1111-1I wuvk nml ns
Mull xlnuilil Ihi iiin'fiillj'
ll nml nn riillj lutt'slril.
WIh ii )oii iiw! nny 111I
'liv or (-iinnsi'l un riiiiiiii'lal
IlllllUls fcil free lu ll
iiIhiii mi) liirinliir of Mils
Imnk.
Tills K a n'iilnr mrt nf
our scrtli. nml Is jnurs fur
Ilic iiKIiik.
l-ri-y Imiiii'li or imr lunik
Is rim fin jour iirroual
loliM'iili iiit' In liankini;.
We sollcil uur aiiiiul.
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