La Grande evening observer., August 01, 1924, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVEN IK u UBSttKVUK ' " i 7
MIS HIT
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( ManyJftn RurnViiH tm Mownx in
town urn Htil'OrinR- uroatly rroiu
thf a)Hrut f jtcuu'tiuj-y -wniiir,
f. ilurJnAr lln hoi ilry .wcalln-r. li"
: port from I h 1 nuimMifl Hrntrh
' flection wmt of town Ki-ali Lh:il .it
Ifi diiUnuM to grf Htrffji'M-nl w;iUr
for liTir-tUcMi or lln- foron! cri
of alialia ami th:il ft ronsi.li'nihh
. I" . iiftrvaKe will no ihmhi h ho j.hM't
j a 1o malit Hit rutting of a -ond
rrwp Iiiih.:h;1M
OnWflir two.fa&'."- of Hu'kl f vcr
: aw fitori.il in (own. i rf m Hi'
? raws in u Hinall rhihl i Aunt
' l',v&nn unci tin oihr Khnr Month -I
. wlch'fi iiinall iluii,M"r. Th-
van h fculil lo bA in h. Ilr;ht jorm,
j with Die cinl.lcn N-;irivJ.y nh-l;
I roouifb io he In WPit. r f-aiillonti
i ur being tak'-n to frv ni any
f )urt)ir iur ud in' I j - tttwi .
Howard Mcl.'-.'iii uinl win- rovi-'
In from p.'iMlltioi., Nuinntay ai'i-r-v
noon t'itl 4-u; wtli-sml vi.tH
f lnr with r.laiivi.'i h'P'. Tin M'-
i.taHH W'T( orcofttpuhW-tl lt Ktuni
s frioudfi Who w. nt on to Wallowa
, ; lulu woinirHiiuO, .lor a ;w duyfi
OUtiTiff.
( Thi lir.hlnj? jr. ni.orU.1 to ,c
neatly 'improve.! lo what' ii liat.
i heon ilsulfiK H- injr '' ' arlj
j ftiwimrr. Homo v rv rati: faHniy
rat r he-it huvi h'n i -.oi K ii I.;
local tKhe-rmrn.
' A con.idTahlt' tll.-iiippoinlniiil
' aftLonK pTfioiin who IiikI mad'' up-
plication for Ihc- rural raiih r posi
tion Oil tin- ll' W (Ollo to Im- uwi
cA hr" t-arlv In tin- fall, wa n'-ra,iionf-l
'arly 1" ih v-h, upon
rwlpt of a P ih r from Hit- poM
offlrt iloparl ni--iit navinir Iho rottl'
' woiihl opt-rut I lin e 'layn it
' . wevU, instead of daily. Thin rani"
I uh u siirprlfic ati cvi-ryoiw had x
j ptd that no difficulty wiihl 'li
i rxprh nr d In pt-tiirur u daily
rottt'', dnr, to th'1 larir1 ainoiim of
inull which wouhl ijo out over l Hit
f nuw rouir-. It Is hi at I'd that ni'iirtv
J ti ilnzen pi rttitiis had mudi- apphr.i-
tlOH for va rrh-i'M rxiunlnai ion,
nine tho Idtnr Irllin of Hio ihri-
. j tiky a, wet Ic proposition hai hw-n
j iimdc known, hoiiip of lln- prus-
i icLtvr' uppll(-anlt nay Ihi-y do tiol
J earn for Hip position, Imthiino of
J 1lj iiff"rfirf In tin fiahiiy, whlrh
would aiiioimt to $!mmi n ynir.
It I'rank Walkir, livlni? In Hf
Iop ronnlry wat Jti-miKht lo 1h-
; hoiipllal hero Satnrdiiy hurt tin;:
V rroni niipndlrlllH. Hn .hrtil lwn
I t;lrk only a rMort ilnijtttd did md
'1 rontddr hln condlllnri iu rloni. An
V opfirullon wand. -rldcd upon, whh'h
dlHrlo.iM the fuel that II i PP'"
l; din had i orntd In two iti.. H1
i tt rporld fl 1 "lllniT aloni;
; wll at thU tlrn'.
1 T. O. Jnhrmon iwid ilauKht' ts
i; madP u trip up Htr ri-wk and up
' thn inonnlulii tin llri t of lh woyli
S tu Hrih of lmrhl !' rrP h. Koi'
i who huvr liii'li In Hiid lornllty r-
' rntly port the luirklrhrry crop
vry ood Mii1. .ouimida'i!.id-
J iiiia-ntlty of irfliv'i im'v--' l -'n
V hrouKht If'o town durliiK tl.fi pa .t
FOR SALEji
d Room houf, modern, on i'-4
-HprlnK tt-t. Tlalln, tolh-t up
Mfdlrs and down, haih iip-rttulm,
.hot plpw rniniict', on pavivl
:Htretft all p:ttd and all iimM-wi-ni-ntfl
paid; Irnn nud Hhm1
Vry. H-aiitlfnl vh-w nnd fldi'
jloine. Will lurludM piiiiifl fur
Oiluro. H'n uh iihout tiTina.
& Hanrn lionn, lflttft X nxiiiMi, T..i
4randi, Om:n. l.oin iiniii.
Vrlrtf Vluw. $f,iid en. hI), Iwilanc
at $H pr month will) ,! p-u1
.ctit inlft-'sl. t iood onsy Imv
ior hoiui-hoily.
W havo for iiah pail or fh
njt-Oov i nor IIi-i'm fui in I i
Co VP, t rMott. Thin In puit in
ona of I Im old piomir farms
Ui Covf. 12a itt'l'i-s, :i arri-H
nhcrritit Hovul Aun-a and
Bin git. flood iiix-rooiu Iio.ibp
and fulr niilildM luldiiiK).
: iTh 8.an. tiu nssuiuit lid-
, ril loan of $:t(diti.
6 Room hoiiHn, Hlci-piniy pond.,
. woolihed, tndlnr. chl( k-n Iioiini-,
with ''Ifclrh' HkIiIh In hotisi nnd
ohtrken hoiiso. l.orntfd in In.
j land fit y rlotm to thi Hrhonl
hotuw. Ootid i-ardiii. rrlo
. 9 1 Muo. Mhfial payimnt dn.vn
m unA halnnro l-'H p-r month.
C. J. Black &
Company
Stimworft to l'U-y, Itlm k Jt Stoop.
Im Brando MhI'I Itniik HldK.
1'ltouo AJnin HA
NEW
BUSINESS
Just Opened in
Bohnenkamp Jlullding
Jefferson nnd Elm
Fully Equipped nnd
,Able to Do First Clnss
,AUTO TOrS, AWNING
AND REPAIRS
LA GRANDE AUTO
Tor CO.
Albert Martin, Prop,
two wi'kH and hnvo found rondv
to l.r.a pit if a Hon.
Wany4f the Jtki'nwrH Jktv ldi
nx up Htarl;lnf I lu ll' firsf cnllln'-!:
of hay, ihr- wt-attifT hut 'hfift t -rr-fd
t.-m ally fvood wit h ory tin I-
-time- hi'liR Inm diirhiR this hoyWur.
?omr iff i hi- lorul rranRrf aro
j planning on utti-ndin Ik- nntrni;
i of i lie." ronniy fomona frraniv to
: hr b-ld jit I'rorulM- ftalnrdnv.
AiORrunr 2, I'ltM. li is hoiod ihur
: a luiftc nuiMli'-i or (iiuni-rK from
lit! iia-rlrt of -Ihi' -Mtrily -will (-
aid.- lo aiU'iul the JuLi-urian!
Ihr. Th; I'oinonii KranKi- nn'it -In;;
haH lii-ii w'M known niitni- or
KalliiitK in ilif rnunty, far 1 hrii
-rK'ot'Htt diilUffH, njoyd ul lh'fr
iMW'ilna. (I 1h proPahh thai Ifii-
tnrn-oid will If y.-ry ll'h; J'roiu
poi'iioiui At,f li"' I'ouniy wli'T'1 ha
and Ki aln ii :i - -1 U'. in full nwiriK.
J'iik Mi ally all :'i.7'.m a,- tintr
in do Dip tir'-airr (ail nf th-ir own
work and I-'l luii th'-y nui
ihf time ly f-pM.'.'.
Thp Vn:iuwa jiranK'' Ji'-hl Hr
itt'Plllar rlll' I'l
with u liticl Jn,tK
tfi In ail nda n
Mlw K.-va Cr.
-1,'rowU of Kianir-
t of Wallowa 'is
vorklli-r fo Mir. 11. V. ftl'lk IH'-
liif- h.irvi-t rra-ion.
Much of ih- fall whfal I.h nearly
ready for roiiihlnmpr, wvcra,l tnii
chliii'M an- In liiu; repaired and put
In ruiiliiiii order. It la f-t.prrl,d
that riiitf'h or the whi-aJ i'Tois will
ho rut during lln 'pi-vl l"n das.
Th.'- dry hoi w alh r hus ripen 1
the firaiu iiiddl. fiame npt Inqr
;:wn vhral In Die hill ra-idlons i.t
In inr hound at Lhls lime.
The Krasshopp rr. itrt- InrrruHliiK
in ala;'iuiuK uuioherH in many
pariH if the eontdt-v, Ihry are Hald
trt m' itOllIK lioilie .ipiUUlKi; to RTOen
liraiii nt many plneeii in Die i'llli.
Mr.i, I '. W. M a mi ord retiirnr d
hoim- Die lirM or the week from
Kr-Ulii, Wiinli,, where h( wnt
early last w ek lo ia-p a nephew
who liar) hren Injured there.
Mi-m. .luiieih I ten in has hrn
qulti' sick al her home in iho hills
uori hi itHt of town for Die past
sevoral day.i. Hhe Ih reporled to
he aliichtly Improved al this Dine.
.1, It. Cam In, r. A, Mrt'rae and
i :arl Hhenid n lni lied homo I ho
la Her pari of Die week from I'ow
walha riilKe, They liave heen
there Die pasl week, Kulherlntr
some hei r eallle. Ahoiil I hlrf y
head or siers heloi);inK in dirrer
eiil mcmheivi of Hie Hlnek fts'iorla
tint) were hroiiKht out. The Ktoeli
is said lo he in excellent pond I -lion.
J-'rank Marlln was nolle nerlnut
ly injured while working lu t he
Ilowman-I heks t 'o. sawmill her'.
Ih.- first f the week. Ih- waf
naf-'d tu work I n at the edffer,
au (,'d;lUK tu noun- man tier was
thrown Hlrikhitf hint In lite iloin
arh, Id- was hurried lo (he hos
pital where he wus tfiven medleal
atii'iiiion, ii nd In aide to he abound
af'ain nt this time, M'wo orihifee
tin ii ha ye In- n in urid iu 1 he
rtwili- manner at I he mill rererHy.
l.l:ISTON I'l.ANK
(M AItWAII lt DAM
l.lAVnvri.'N. Jduho.-Al a rlt
iv.t iim' int i hij- at Die rofimiitrcdal j
o the roiiin-il, deehaon was reai'n-
rl for I lie city In enier derinlti-ly
on ih; projtri nf in.viallliif? a dam
lu Din cjiarwiLter rJver h-re. At
Monday iiiffhfa mdnK, the roun-
ell will take lui nnd MepH-fur liav-d
liifr Hiirvej.s made iwid .'final dai:i
nhiained. .
The meeting wan larifely atten l-
ed anil Die projorl was unproved
wHh enthusiasm. A elllstenM' eont 1
mlliee has lieeu eiiKaKed rmniA I
Mine rvrtDiiK preliminary data.
This rum iu II lie Includes P. J,
Hn h r, merchant ; ! orfrc II. Krh.
foiMlier liiriuhei of the Idaho 4itl-
It y eommlssloi): J-'rcd K. Knjeiy.
uiemiie.r of . I In l ounell, and Junius
Mel 'i a ne, propf i Inr or I he Itay-
iiioiuI hotel,
Kmi-miI y.ars nn the nliy .h-
ialii'l all i uuuieer's report 4u &
dam. TIiim n pnii has Ihq made
Die hasia oi the liuiulry made h
thi ciUai lis' eommlltet. The -;tl-
jiuiic slunvM that u (lain, Sin r-oet
litfth and eosliuK ithout f.Hinl,(iuu,
would develop Minn to coim horn '-
lioht r and would ei ati a log-slnr-
nf.fi ahoiil four lidhs loiiK. Willi I
coiiMtrueiiou or the ituiii, ih' city
will enter Die iovi r and Hvoerul
eli ctih st-rviee li Id ami will he in
a pnv.ltlou in i in oiii'iit'f taeto'ry de
eiupuieni ahin;v all Hues.
1 thMIO '1 1 Mi A'ltif-S
i i- rl'NTs
'OINO
.iri.lll'ITA, Jdjdio. WuIUt
f'oehran, one ot the In si known
niehui growers nf il illicit u, -h uf.
"Phis In clover" this summer. Mr.
i 'ochrnn had a imalt patch id'
t;iound thai he thoiiKht would h"
nleahy iidaded to the growing oi
tonuitors. Ttic itround v:ik put
Into the he'd pu-slldc cnndll Ion
and needs irom the earliest malur
lug lomutnt uhtaltuihle were
lilautid. The plants were given In
ii'ttfivt cnltivaDon HirouBhout the
dry nnd hot weather ami Mr.
'or It run marketed several hini-
dred pounds of choice lomuinc
' hei'orc otlier nardners or .lultt tta
had any ripe tomatoes.
lie received in cents a pound
! for the tiituatocN, hut Die supd
1 v as nor nuf lichni (n meet .onc
trnih or the demand. Mr, Coeh
t an regrets I hat he did not hae
fii or ten liens of the tomatoa
on the same, kind of ground, aa he
would have i en n d a ytnull for
tune. The contract price this yii
with the Incul cannery Is $ 1 2 i
jion, white Mr. I'm hrsu Is ohtaln
' Intr -uti a ton.
iHn init risiis no iir.vr
, 1'1:mij:tiiN. tire -When nr.
V. J. llartl-tt of ltikker, aerrilary-
treumrer of thi IUitrn tlregan
Medlrol noelely, stiMUd from Ma
ker to attend the annual meeting
of thn society at Illngham nprlngn,
he untlrlpntcd a romplet Men
tion, on arrival at Km I grant hill
however, h found Orvllto rhilllfv.
a tourist from Colorado, whoa
ear hail rouh ovfr the edxv of Ih"
bill road.
Tho tourist was brought to St.
AnHiouy' hoapltul hy tho phy-
jlrlun and given mUlca attention.
When Winter Comes in Summer
&
kBi?'1tir",
SEA
Vlntr com' in the ctuntmertime at itupld City. H. .V. luudrtda of
rlnriow wu hiokrn, inofi caved in. uutouiobik-j were wrt-cked, and u
dAniwl of hulimtQWi four inches dt-ep covered the city Mirveiu after u
vf naif hour Mtoim.' Kotkn hrouy.ld their snow shoveln out of the
cellars nnd went to work.
Argute, JhmmI mii iaiilaiii
ARIKAMJ, Mr.-. Alore (hau 4(1
aaleH and "mnajiatones," as w ll
an rey. rul piircH of Ja:;per, found
4u UrLly jiiouiitaiu, almui ITi
fnika from Ashland, were rhriwn
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after the Gold Rush came
Hills Bros Red Gan Coffee
A GKNKRATIOX followins; the storied st;in
perle of the Foriy-niners (in 1878, to be
exact) another event of importance took
place in the West the birth of Hills
Pros. Red Can Coffee. The cofrec-o
.became a serious contender for the laurels
of the prospector's pan.
In all truth, the lure of the lode, though
more spectacular, has not eclipsed the
charm of the golden cup of Hills Bros.
Red Can Coffee the largest-selling
brand in the world, known everywhere
as The Recognized Standard.
Break the vacuum seal of a tin of "Red
Can"; inhale that aroma! Hrew a cup
nnd lift it to your lips! Then you will
understand the popularity of this really
wonderful coffee, and know that the
coffee tradition of the West is in safe,
keeping. The rare llavor is sealed fresh
for you.
With all its high quality, Mills Bros.
Coffee is not high-priced. It is eco
nomical to buy and economical to use.
Hills Bros., San Francisco.
O Halt int.
Hitaii' " 7
'hy i. 1J. WalhOii, ex-.laeksou coyu-
ly judr.e. Accord I UK In Judue
Waiti.ui, who is a student nf peo
h'K.v, 1 he .'stone are .lhe.Hatn' n
j thosf found on lii;u heH ffnd prov-
Jihai DiIh areu was once an o..eaii
l-d.
years
' ' AMSMbu-w , v..
HILLS BROS COFFEE
HAIJ'IM, Ore. Announeemeni
was made here of the select ion or
four new faculty inenihern for
Wllhtmetto university. The new
Instructor Include- Horace (1.
Itnhfdtopf, Miss Louise K. iJtiinier,
.Mist! Kdith henlhe and Krance V.
Melton.
Mr. Jtahskopf will have char tri
or Hie department of puhlic icak
hK. lie in a KradiiHio or Wilia.n
eijn i(iiivirsily and tho furry
snhool of oratory jl Jioston.
Mim liilmer will he In charge
or the home economics depart
ment. Hhe Js a graduate of Hie
a(ilwa.uke-lMwner eolle. nnd
oluuildu univi-rsily.
.MIhh Denim Iiuh hoen employed
as professor of foreign lanuaes,
and will bneehillice iu J-'rencli. She
is a Kfaduatc or the Lake e'otvst
colle near f 'hint en. Miss Ahdioii
will have charge or Hie pinno 1 -pnriment
In the school of music.
Iietin Oeorpe II. Allen, f;r many
years connecit-d wilh V.'lllami'ite
nnlverslly, will ndminlsti-r I In- ex
ctillve dulliH nf Die iusiiiuiion.
Ke l W heat in .Demand
J'KNlM. i:TONr, O re. A reo nesl
for I'maDDa county seed wheal to
he used on demonstration plots In
Lincoln county, Molilalia lias heen
in-cidvi'd ' lh- county aent from
I1'. A. -O-iveo. eon illy uije.lil tiiitre.
0 Iven formerly; lived In Pendle
ton and umuiKed exhihils nf praln
for two years when lln1 Northwest
Kruln nud hay show wits held in
l,-nd1-ton.
- i
In tht Original
facuum-Pack whi(h
kttft tht tvfiet frttti.
I Van i Ion liuren-- Water Supply
M A l!SI I I'M Kl.l t. Ore. I huwlnn,
realixiuj! Dial lit ivaU-r .siu.nly vv.is
watitiiiK. armntred iur -tuptuni a
reservoir on Kerry creek and In- J
Mtiillinir ii iiiimri which will add aim I
(.iilloiiM a miniil,' to I hi- iiermancnt I
supply. Klrrlricily In hehiK us-d
for pinupini;. The dam 1- at Du
site or the trout halefiery. The
chtorinaiion plant v:m nnnnl fiuin
its furniei- ioi-jiiion.
, Dairy t titled al lt'KOil.
KfWIMilUIC. WiV. Tile t'ores!
Kervh'ii hax Jl' cidi i ) niant a per-
nil for i. dairy' al diamond In he
which Ih rapidly In eoniiiiK e :"
the favorite camplliR risurls of
siiiilhern Oregon. A dairy ! sup
ply thv hH and camptMs ia need
ed ami Die iLppitciint ipusi acrei'
lo liiul;' suilalde iiniu'iiviiiit'iilH
The iipidii'Uliuns will Im- pa!i:-tl ii
on this fall and th.- m-i i,iic.
slon tfraiilt-d ntat-ftntr ii'-'l v-.n'.
OUR ..JITI.Y. HARVEST
SALE '
Offers wprylhiiifj in the
Btoro nt; from 10 lo
23 1-3 Per Cent OIT.
You cannot afford to
miss the greatest. saving
event of the season.
Andrews
Variety Store
Service and Economy
Srn-nil for Kngr ,.ns
Oprim Aiik. 1st.
Hot 3(iiii' Aniiiiiinillim i.t
Lilly's slim i. mi siiiils,
Mi'Olllll' t'ai'lriiliti'N, Slil.l
(.nils lyul llllli'q.
F. L. LILLY
llanlwaro
I'lionc Main 85
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Do Stories of Achieve
ment Interest You?
The fact that shrewd
cesses oi otir wen-Known men shows that we, the
teresled in success and how to. attain it.
Have you noticed that
in common.' l-.ncli
mi vine;.
United States National
Mi:Miu:it rrnr.RAi, iirsr.nvE svsit.m
The Hank That 'lakes (are of yllr i,erM,a
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Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
A WELI-WH'T IIOJIR LASTS A UFETIME
And then will usiml'ly sell for more than the original
co.".t. I it a "',)("1 investment?
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
Telephone Main .8
For Mill or l!ox Wood Phone M-.r17
J. L. MUNHALL
ASK
PURITY
BREAD
'ii si
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWilliams
PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD
Silk Hosiery, Too,-
M 1 .
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The Bootcry Inc.
206 Depot Street IMione Main 118
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home nf the Arch-Aid Shoo for Men and Women
GKOVKU SMITH, Mgr.
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editors fill our magazines
these histories of successful
lolls how early success came
A Word to the W ise Is Sull'icic
Friday, August 1, 1924.
FOR
for Quality
iNuae or
White
Fashion favors the nude tint in
i-.loclo'nji.s, even with, white
i;lioe. Y(it some may piirfer
white hosiery, lldlh are hern
in good (iialilies, mod(!ralely
prieed.
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