La Grande evening observer., July 24, 1924, Image 8

Thursday, July 2i, ir2i.
PAGE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
ffolejoroof fjfasieiy
New Milliliters in l'urc Silk- Huode, l!ci(,'-' Jnck
lubbit, ji'Uiiniolal, dune, tan, mso, rose Bcigo
and while. .
$1.35 to-$3
204 Depot St.
The Store For M u u
Farm Hand Defies' Rich ,
In Struggle for Youth
i
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Remington
Portable
IT IS THE MOST COMPLETE PORTABLE
Typewriter
Una tin; lilamlard koylioiu'd and many oilier bin;
machine failures. Litfhl, Durable and Cunipacl.
Vila in case only four Indies high;
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
TIPTON VHJJ5. Twin. (SKA
Special) The whole world. It
Hi-r ma, Una turned agaliiHt Uert
Notes.
Everybody Is trying to tako Itl.s
boy uwayfrom lilui. ,
Millions or dollars, churches,
oven the courts are aliened
ugiiinsl tlio poor, uneducated farm
tiand In his fight to keep Ids eight-yt'ur-olU
huh, Jimmy,
.1 hit my Nolcs, whose home is a
iM-foot nlmck; whose, bed Is a pile
or rugs!
. Jlniniy Notes, who used to be
club fooled and hob hied alone on
the on l nidi' of hie ankles, hut who
now thunkH to tho Hunday school
folks and kindly doctors romps
around like other kids!
Jimmy Nolcs, whom the nurses
Chicago fought lo wait upon.
find who for weeks kept a big city
laughing and crying ut the thing
ho Maid and did!
Jimmy No lea, 'bright an a shiny
new dollar, though lie -never has
spent a day in school!
Jimmy Nolcs, whose smile pov
erty it nd pain haven't been able
lo erase!
A score of wealthy fmnllleH are
asking for tho chance to lay tlmir
love and riches at hlH feet J
STAR PILOTS
EAT UP MILES
SHERRY'S
TODAY AM) TOMORROW
HE ml m
PASSED IP
Willi ii mihI'1j cast lir.itlctl by
IIOIiAl.T liOSWOUTIl KVA NOVAK
(Jl'U.KN 1.ANDIK JANK NOVAK
I'KKCY iMAUjMONT
A Virlur SiliortzinKiT Pi othiclitm
, . A TYPHOON OK TIIKll,r,S
. Throb-mitf hoaiis and U'IUkv.(uoiih lives! Tho
gay ivcklosxiuvss of glorious youth mad with
wealth and tho ja.zy joys of living.
It was one Kunday morning
more than a year ago. Tin Young
People's Association of the Metho
dist church here discovered it
would he idlo for while, unless
something, or someone, turned up
on which it could center Its phil
anthropic activities.
One or its 60-odd members told
of running aerotm a 1 it I lo club
footed boy whose parents were
destitute.
The cIuhb Invrstlg.ited. Hugh K.
Wilfoid, vice president, IIiuh K
.icrlbes Jimmy, as liu found him:
"Us was, a ragged, dirty young
ster, surrounded by poverty of the
meanest sort, yet cheerful lu spite
of his handicap.
"Hi- was walling on Ii)h sick
stepmother when vi arrived at
the shuck. Mho told us ho could
pick ?r poundH of cotton any day."
Much persuasion finally gained ,
llert Notes' permission for 1 ho
class to send Jimmy to Chicago to
have his deformed feet, straighten
ed.
Tho Itlble t students raised the
inonny for his fare and $5" more,
bathed lilm. cut his shaggy hair
and decked him out from head to
foot.
Hr. It. W. Orlffln of Tiplon
vllle got Into communication with
Dr. llynerMon, a surgeon at St.
CHICAOo (Al') Pilots wing
ing their way back and forth
aerosH the Pnlted Ktates In the
air mall service covered &,:ji4,8 1
miles up to May 31. a distance
done In CH,2(i2 hours, according
to J.uther K. Hell, (ruffle man
ager of air mull service here. -Jt
Is a general average of nearly ill!
miles an hour. . y
' The n tun en of 4 1 filers who
have given more than too hours'
service to air mall are contained
In a reporr from Mr. Iteil, with
the veteran K. Hamilton l,ct
llazelhurHt heado,unrtcrs, leading
In number of hours. His total
May .'!! was 2,:t7 hours. and ;:i
minutes Tor a dislanco of SiH.SOn
miles. He wa upointcd to the
nit- mull in I tecum her, I I H, and
at present has the "run" between
long Island and Cleveland.
To Pilot William C. Hopson,
Omaha headquarters, went the
honor, however, of having flown
his plane the great ch( distance. In
l'2:i6 hours and seven mlnui
servlee lie covered 22 1.8 7 1 mil vs.
He now follows the air path be
tween Chlcugo and Omaha. Hop
son Is a Hill City, Kansas, prod
uct who entered the air nuu I Her v.
Ice In April, IU2U, after' n long
record in civilian and army fly
ing.
Only a tew hours separated lee
and James H. Knight for first
place. The poll! who tins madf
enviable records in night flying
and staged Ills memorable race
wit h deal h had given 231 1 hourw
and 68 minutes lo the service when
(he compilation wus made. In
which tlmo he had traveled 21 !,-
Mib miles. Knight Is another
Kansas man, born In Lincoln, who
first entered the air mall service
In June llHU. He resigned May
20, 1 1 -( and was reappointed in
October, 102(1. His is thu Omalia
Cheyenue route.
Ol hers who have served more
i than 2000 hours, named accord
ing to rank In hours, are James
P. Murray, headquarters Chey
enne, Cheycnne-Omtih& run; Wtl
lam C. Hopson: I'Vank 11, Yager,
hetidii uarters Cheyenne; Cheyenne
Omaha run; Warren ! Williams.
headquarters Cleveland. Chicago
FIND
IT
HERE I
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Copy lor Ibli column mint b
la by 1:00 a. m.
Ill"
Itrniarkalilc luirgafn
In ull kinds or bulinins iuuIitIh!
nl Hi.; nvw Imiilitfr yard. lnvrHll-
Kiitu. 'IhiiI; . l'rult I.br. I'o.
I'liune 24H-W. - . 7-24-tf1
Clicrrlin Vltem p.
60 mill lull pound loin. Huiull
but lula of juluc. ' Cull 402-U.
" - 7-24-21 I
lllivi- Biiiipy fe.;t. WHnil wi-iilh-'T
riiidk-a hvrv. Nvnitn Uruif t.'o.
7-23-21
i.aki; wii.i, ill': ti:sti;i
l.uki'M husiiltlal, ('ItlcHKu. Thu I b'vi'lunil run; Kdlxoit K. .Moiitnn,
lullap ufriTi.il to Irput Jimmy fw. hi'ucUurlirci lltnu. luno-Klkn
AnU lilt buy wuh tuKlfcil uml run; Wcnlcy I.. Hmltli,' lu-uthiuur-arliiillly
litltln-Hxcil lu Dlu ItuNplliil I Hth lliUflliurHl,-lliiKi'lhurHI-CUivu-und
Hcnl un bin wny uluiw. In fiiri'lunil run; I.. IC (iurrllort, bcu'l
or u IMilliimn cunUuctor. Thut quartern Omnliii, fhtamu-dmiLha
wua In M" J . 11)23. I run, uml llurry CI. Smith, lu iiil-
iiuurlura Oniiihu, ClU'ynne-Omuhu
'IMu- hoapltul hUil'r Toll h' tiil uvi r J run. .1.
hut-la In line wild Jliiuny. Thol All or thu foroKlnu pllulu liuv.'
nrw.ipu;ieia "iluycd" lilm ulid lila , covered liutwutu lsl.uoft und 2011.-
hiiiIIk. inllua. "
Mi'ii nud woinru of wuulih cnmi
lu va him. Mi'tcrul lumlllta, rlehl
iruiu tin alurl, wunlvd tu udupt
lilm.
h'ur wrfka und wct'kw Jliuniy
aut Willi hln Ugx In u plnaliT cu.st.
tm dy u nurhu wit.i udJimilnK
thu I'ltut it pulnful optiriillun .llm-iii)-
wan btiurlhu; wllhuut u whim
per. IUi nutlcrd thu nurse wua
cryliiK.
"Why lire yull fryilig." uakt-d
Jimmy, ' whin It la my feci Unit
urn hurllntf
Iial January hla feet wuro pro
nuuneeil cured, l-'or the flral time
In hla lire, Jimmy) walked like
oilier bust.
There va u "ifoliiK uut" tuirty I
rur him when he lert
HAI.KM. Ore. Clovernur Tluree
haa announced (but be would
llltike the trip tu Clenr lake, l,ane
euunty, July 31. fur Ihe'purpoHc of
Invi-al iKUltnit Die feasibility of nb
IUIiiIiik water front that lake for
municipal supply. Kam A. Koer.
Mecrtflnry of slate, and Jert'erson
Myers, state treasurer, also will be
members of Hit? tuirty.
Tho Investigators also will In
clude Mayor tllt-sy of Siilem, mem
bers of Hie city council, ami offi
cials from Ijlne, Linn, IJetitou and
Lincoln counties.
Hliould It he determined to tro
Nurses, Ittbeatl wlih the prujee! 11 Is like-
dot-tora, his weallhy cullers Ittutl-lly thai t'lear lake will pruvlde
ed lilm down with Itiya. A llmoil- water for KiiKene, Alluiny, Curval
alnu drove llllu lo the depot. Mis, Siilem and a number or olher
. I towns und elites In the VVIIIa lie
Have you seen the elegant balh
llllf cups und the reul vulucs they
are selllnir for ut Milverlliorn
WrlBhl's Kuinlly Jjrus Ktore?
, . 7-23-tf
lli-iiKilllcliliiy I'lcailnx .
Hlllton liolea, bullous covered,
slampiiiif. Hatlsfuclory servlcu ut
Morton's Kiddy Whop.
You will soon be Hunting iuore
of Hint Huzclwoori lc creum thut
you always ect when you patronize
Hllverlborn-Wrlslil'a sodu follntiUn.
The cool weather can't last ulwuys.'
And their niid-duy lunches ure Just
u llttlu better thun ever. Why not
drop In and try It? Vou know (hey
keep open -until 11 o'clock each
nlBht. . 7-23-tl
The Dolshoviks are no lander
trying to drug; the world . down.
6i lliliislilehlii- v
All work Kuui-unleed. Mrs.
I'uckey, ISUS Hecund St. 7-
The prices und duallly itnr rlitb!
un Unit rine lot of visors that do
shude your eyes. Just see them in
the window ut'HIIvertliorn-Wrlcht's
I'Uinlly llrug Hlure. 7-23-tf
World's
Largest
Chain
Department
Store
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571DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St, La Grande, Ore.
Reliable
Quality
(ioods
Always
At 'Low
Prices
Top Sale.
Dry board-ends, 3.50 per load,
l'houu Muln C47. 7-17-tf
Make wur on flics. Oct our
spruy. and 1 pint bottles. New-
li.ug- Co. 7-23-21
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Ktalliuiiu-y Heal Values
And the kind that Is the verv
lulest In Bhades. und uuullly the
bes. Vou will find only the best
at Kllvci-thorn-Wrlslit's Family
1'i-iijf more und prices lo plcufl'
you. 7-23-tf
lo W WHl,
for liuliied.iale delivery, l'hnue
Main t'JH. White IMne llox & Lum
ber Co.. )m Urundc, Ore. 6-13-tr
Ilcnl, mm' and repair all maki.
aewlnn machines. Ask about fre.
drcasmaklna; couraa. . Whit
Inir Machine Co., New Kolcy Bl.l.
"-W. 12-27-ti
A fine lot of the luteal face now.
dera und perrumes ulwuvs ut Sll-vcrthorn-W-rlBhl-B
Kumiiy Uruc
Store. 7' ir
Call for llhls.
Sealed bids Will be reeelee.l l.v
the Commission of Hie City or l,:i
Clrande. Oreson. for I he .'
Hon of the Improvement In iM.
provement Jllslrlet number 14S.
within the clly of l.u Urande, Ore
Ton, according to the mui .....i
NliW SIIU'MICNT
Gladio Percales
- A TIMELY SAVING ,
' Don't miss this opportunity to
obtain bijj savings in desirable ma
terials! . Buying for our hundreds of
stores enables us to piescnt val
ues that are beyond comparison.
And you can rely upon the qual
ity of these materials, too.
Another shipment of Gladio
Percales, showing a large variety
of light and dark patterns, small
figures and dots.. The quality of
this material is remarkable at this
low price.'
19c yd.
Japanese
A Popular Material
This pop tihtr, long-wearing
silk, o desirable rv
dainty lingerie anil IdinisiM:
men's shins and Mijanuis, Is
now shown nl mi cMi-pthm-ally
low price..
89c
Dainty
VAL LACK
Al a Low Price
Till Is Indeed u r'iiiaiu
aide showing. Mnny yards
or dainty lace In the Icm
if ih-sfgns. you will find -IHi-lnlly
atlractivti at (Ids
low price.
5c
A Showinp; f
JA1 CKKPJO
A Desirable Fabric
All (be newest shades nnd
t'ulni'iug.s an sImmvii - blue,
tans, nils, greens, yellows
and Inwiidcrs. Inspect tht-,e
tulucs.
23c
bns filed with I lie County Court t Ignn Tor Inion County his Tlnal ac
the Stalo of Oregon for Cnion 'eminl ns such exeenlur. and thut
County her final account, as such said court has sit TueHday, the rth
administratrix, and that, said court i day of August, I24, at luo o'clock
Hhs set Tueitday, flic .rilh day of An-jl M.. at tho court room of said
gust, 1!I24, al Iwo o'clock I'. M., court. In l.a Orande, nion Count v.
al the court room of said court. In Oregon, as the lime and olae for
l.u C'.raude, Union County, Oregon. (hearing upon said final account
J I in my and his father hud drop
ped out of sight. Hut inquiries
revealed they were back In their
shack near Hickman, l-'ully coun
ty, Ky.. JuM across the line.
Judge Charles l. Nugent and ft
eoiutnunlly nurse went out to Sec
them.
The stepmother was lu the last
stages of tuberculoids.
valley.
Appltcnttoim for water rights on
the lake already have been filed
In the offlees of the state engineer.
sleeping on tils pnllet of rags In j fred
another corner of the room. jneer.
Thu family was nent lo thu poor-
house. A few da s later Judg" '
Nuk'-uI went out them with thei
lutenilon of mndlng Jimmy to an J
orpliaiiH' home, from which he
could be udoptcd.
"Hut 1 JunI toiildn't io It," Hie
judge said inter. "He seemed
love his Klepmolher so. lit walled'
on her as tenderly as anybody!
could,"
Train Crew l-;oiicmictl. .
il'OKNH, Ore. A board of ln
uutry. summoned by the Southern
I'aell'lc enmpuny to ascertain the
Jlniniy wasifacls of the neetdenl In which Al
ii. (JeddeM, liical civil cngl
wna badly hurl w hen his au-
Comedy,. ........ ....
l'ONK CVLINDKU LOVK'1
tomobllo collided with a Sent hern
Paeirie train at the crnsslng a mile
east of Siirlngfleld Huturday night
found (hat the train crew was nul
to hhnne.
HlatemelilH of IlK-iiibeiH of 11m
crew, i passi-ugi-ts on the train and
others who witnessed the accident
were to the effect that (ieddes wuh
driving nt a mpld rute. I'Htlmales
h rylng from "6 to liu miles un
hour. It was s;ild Hint ho hnd a
ATler the stepmother hail illed. rood view of he track, although it
t he 1 Utile cIiinh wnuled to lake j wits ail in II led Hint he might haVi
Jimmy away from the poorhouse. i b-'ii hltndfd tv tin- Mint.
Noles wouldn't bt lilm leave. He iiiiii
was afraid they would kidnap I
lilm.
The men ituiilty took Jimmy
Into Hlckinuu. Itcil Nole went,
loo. He and Jimmy, all dressed
no agiiln. spent a week at Tipton
vllle, thu guests of the class,
Then Itt-rt, conscious that trou
ble wus brewing, took hi boy tu
Culvln KelllMton's IsoUiletl farm,
td miles out of Hickman. Titer
he is helping Ketliston "lay by"
lili crop.
There the Interviewer found
lilm watering stock.
"Nobody's going to take my boy
away," he declared. -1 ain't o
Ing to let nobody have- htm. He's
mine. And he's going to stay mine
as lony Ms 1 live.
"He's the only one I got now."
And meanwhile, as the fight
tlt wages. Jimmy in liMvIng a
good tlina with the old blind pouv
and "Hub." tho hound, the kittens
and (he little tnmv ducks, white
wralthy fa mil Kb uwutt opportun
ity to adopt and educate the boy.
j Nobody realty enjoys
'hicks eeept the
1
DONT OYKKLOOK
Our Satiirdii.v and Sun
day Sale of
('undies
Newiin Drug
Co.
rtdletillnv
hicks eeept the count ryiniui wjio
butVvt'VOttV U.oKd Ki'lttiU j ' 1
speclflcatlona of Sild iinprovrm.-nl
now on ttle in (he office of Hi.
City Itecorder of said City. A de
posit or tfi.un will bo riMiuired for
set of plans and sueetrieutinui.
which uiuouul wilt bo refunded II
bidder Is unsuccessful and return!:
wme to ihl3 orrice.
, Hlds will bo received to the hour
of seven-thirty p. in. July autli.
I 'J-4, at t ho commlsHiou room in
Hie clly budding at. In Grande
Oregon, and must be accompanied
by a certified check In the n mount (
of ten per cent of t tu amount hid
is a guarantee of tho acceptance
und completion of contract If
awarded.
Checks will be relurned to uu-ll,m,r ,,r 10 ''"'
successful bidders.
an the time and place tor liiirlug
upon said final account uml set
tling said t'Htiite.
Haled this JOIh day of June.
1924.
MINDA IWTT1SON.
Administratrix of (hi- Kwiate
of James A. Nash, deceast-tl.
Cochran & lOberhard, Altorneyh
or Adiuilllslratrix.
Juno L'ti-July 3-10-17-2I
ISotlee of I'lnal Seltleuieul.
In the County Court or the Stale
o( Oregon, for Union County.
In tho Matter of the Kstate of
Itachel I-;. Worstell, dcenst i.
Notice Is hereby given Hint the
underHigneir. executor of the estate
of Jtachel K. Worslell. deeciisi-d.
has fHi-d lit the County Court ol
Union County, Stale of on gon. his
final account us such udministnilnr
of said estate, ami Hint Monday,
and settling said estate.
Haled this Uiitli duy of June
1924.
OHO. T. COCHItAN.
Kxeeutor or the ,hh( Will ami
Tenlament and Kstate or Mary
C. Wade, deeenseit.
June 2f!-July 3-10-17-24
IVikkI Aothv.
Nolle,.
Hist rlet
I'iHtriet
Oregon,
ii
is hereby given Unit Hit
Sehooi Hoard of Schoo:
No. I of I'nion Counly.
will receive up fn nV(,
o'clock I'. M. of July 2Slh.
's-ahd bids for furnishing said Uis
triet No. t. with cords or rour
toot Hpllt tamarac or red fir wood
i said wood to be cut while gr-en.
jrree rrom large knots, and accepl
;abe to said School Ulstrlct.
J Snld wood to be delivered. 11.'.',
ordH nl the High School Huihling.
i no 4ii. .lay or a,;i, i ;.--4. , ti,ciln - " " ., . " , " ' '';
"iiK on willow Slreel. und
lis
on
j. ... . .
xor uus XKix i j
milk enrich
eveiy dish. - j
ItiNiwlrtAIEHI
III. hliH be
Irlxed by snld fourl lis the time lor
beurinir ot objections lo s-iid reHni
Ulld Hie settlement lllerenr.
WILLIAM A. VOI!KTI-:i.l
Kxeelllor.
July 3-ln-l7-L'l-:il
'1'Iim commission reserves Ibf
rllil to reject linv Ulld all bids.
' Ity order of tile, t'oliiiuisslon July
1 01 Ii. lli.'l.
. J. II. STKAItNM.
Itecorder of tliu clly ofi
1.U Grande, Oregon, j Notli-c of l-'iiial llcai-in-.
7-IS-lllt Notleo Is bereby Kiveli th.it llie
NolliV of rillnl llcaii.lir. I uinleralKned executor or Hie Iiihi
rollci! Is bereby Blven Hint llie will und li'stument of Mm-y r.
undersltrned atlllllntslrtitrlx of llie Wade, deeensed. lias liled wuh the
CMlnle or .Iniues A. NiinIi. fleeeiiNefl. County Court or the Sen., of lie,..
und
llie
not
lli.!
l be, corded up neatly
jiiosely where direeled by
jliourd. Ilellvery to comineliei
later Minn Annum nib, l;i24.
on any part of Hie above uuioiuils
will be considered by the It,,,,,-,!,
j llhls lo be lert with . .School
t'lerlc. 1301 Adam Avi nue, uml llie
liourd reserves the rlirht to njici
.itny und ull bids.
, 11. Ii. WILLIAMS.
I School Clerk.
July I'-.'-lM-'r.-L'x.
Houses
Wanted
I'o you want, lo sell your
ho. isii or .improved acreage?
Our rncilitieN Tor Jmiulltnir
the Hale of property wiil ;;
give you service. In scllin-,'. v
1'hono ur rail us for an h-,
terview about your propel ty.
Wm. Miller
& Co.
J COMB HONEY
2, combs 25c
I'ltESH 1IANC1I EGGS DAILY. 2 d. nsc
CALIFORNIA HH'K PKAKS, 11) lr.e
0UI2G0N TliAClIES, 2 lhs . 2r,e
IT, ESI I LOGANBERRIES, Crate...- '. ?2.2:i
FRESH BLACKBERRIES AND RASPBERRIES
Crate $2.75
SOI;ip HOME-GROWN CABBAGE .....:....5c to 15c
1I1IN RIND, ICE COLD WATERMELONS, II. 3'.e
A MILK CAN-PITCHER ATTACHMENT with
each dozim cans milk. Urge can 1c
CARNATION MILK, doa-i. ' U-
vin:i:E the tjiuifty throng
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
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