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PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, August 16, 1924. AHD THE . FORCE- mott. iVe iPouto U, 7s X ! v- IT. Irr-V. . ' r I ""HEM 4tT TW1!(. 11.1. i.wekw IJf.ON Mm Lle VOO A,tsr LANK STAf VlF IT kft M-r THAT CAtlfc POK I IF I tT HIM I'LL HIM I pv MERC NO V'. I CASHSfc'N V t S w. -. '- 8 how t . f J. i THAT LEPT EM KlIiMT MEBE. v-r. haul ftwAT. r My . 6aSrfei'-''J, bump it V" v---- -, i IS 1 I ' T I I . f v -r'V;'-i'.',, TM-"SAT'S H , sliu must bb WAY THIS AK fyr. ju- r r , i I 6EOnB I UNTIE TV K r 'F TKAT 3 1 ,u ve TMfcT oco ) b-1-'" "'"J:;, i'gM rvE b t- oJ ir1 I -V J. -SAY-V-V -r'Fxree you FaK ji i .r a i 'Br STORK VJSITS AT THE PM 2", whs lest tn tin mu'tiHain ill the iN'AfVttr" tlrlvtu.iy. Mr, idHwrtH wjih ptity t by itw rorr bitvn rmhiiir ir.iilH," .Tht-y wr ntovtntr ramp, whrii yonnjf riohirts plrknt np hlj rurni raw under Ihm nrm ami fot lor fho Urk onrflt. lor flonn I it -tl ways. iMin lh-y iliirtvtrtl that ht uuji inrKinir Iwhtntl. Thr. iiurtt-rs of nn hour n(ti-r llny hml lonf ite-fii hti llvry niariMl n his fntrks. This was iihoitt noon 8nt nnlay. Ihs irui'T.s w"r aon ltai a nil an Initnfihaii nnrrh was iiiatl for him. IVn)M all aronml nri noiifttil anl rami' frout all tUrMinnn, Hut th lny a louml (tilily lh nxi titty about ten oViooL TWK PAltK. fSilnli Cltnl ltttn(t wrrt in ontff throughout th F-i-tithhorlioort whfn th ns a avattiTtil nmtnt that th obi familiar MM ha.l visttH t- hom of Mr. an.l Mr. hVank WljTKl--kOrth. - Ami ft.i isimi; a prirtoua parKBff- was u H y th atmn of inn nonar moth-r. it a ti, Al' tir, MiHm lour inili shov II a a h.-m-v on loo. At IHo lsi ,ht Works on oik of llnrk rwk a rprt, Ih miU r va Ut tn$ fin. ,Iltl ,MraM1!t n' waa iiut (AlM W.trxvlnkKr, l&iaitil :ty. ami .xhannu.l. hut olh-rl nctl. th ohtiat nnl fc, ruhcrman on H was ntlrflr tt. H all ar Oaibrlna rrrt-i,, u ut at ihi- ubtu, r l v l and kI.v! that no iiiiim on kla anauat irtp anj unfinK- H dial dan?r hppard hint. Witt njoy lit- fur atioiti two wks 1 m,m i.ta Hunter wai visit tii Guy Hradsky. Ifatn.s. was ip uith Aunt Maud and hr Rlrla last lh rrwk Tm-stlay, anRtinr for , ion,t:tv Uolly V ardent Paul IUrvi:on of, it lishtTiiuti on Kark Tu'slay. t"arl Herman, isfaml I Tin "Oiia.rV'r Man" naa thru Itork r'. k (th- J'ark last w.- k. olnainrd th North ! f, w sni rilH-rs for I he Rood tioni p;nwr. f'HV. vn Mis. I.rdi.i Vandt rvani.T was nt Gathers Names f.5i 11 I1 l-i q 1 mm fiatoJniC the south l-rnr last Sim. iie Sprim s wuh rrvain for ship .... , . lrt lUKir l.tsl Monday. iiiiMi oi Vtry ui;.' Kaintiow trout. Vrs. Kva NVwion wiih hrr four j rhAktrtn ot li (2rand ar ranivM at th Thompson plan-. Hh will make a amy of two -ks. Mrs Newton U a daui-titr ot Mr. and Mta. KolH-rt Iblv.y. Crand. Slt has just rome from th- hos pUal vhTf 5he untbrw.-nt iera liana, prions and roinphrat.-a. lb r friend s are r'Uicsl to the real rhanjee for Ihi- nxnui in hvr health. Alfred N-ton. for years a lire man for the tt.-YV.. is now lo.vted at Fotoniar, Mttniuim. whrrv he is rooklnir for Senator iark of Mon tana, who has an outing Mrly of fcbaut fifty In the mountains therv Tay ar low at Salmon ljke, ar rotdlnr to the Inst b-iter r-ived from Mr. Xewton. Victor Vit-.ui. fmm KlSi.in. Or., passed th ta!in on his itv down to I'nlon. w uh a bum h of IT nU fat lamlvs for shtpm. nt. last Itaiurday. lie had lor h (p hm two younic Wayno I'hiHip; f I.owr povr riar, waa a pa.strhy on the trail to tfefcm with a. ivdok ctttiit. His Uuid of aheep was followluir lt-htnj. Mr. Jill Dips waa Koinir ahead to find paatur for the, ahep until next aoipmrnt. This w Our to beti.s v day latw for th present ship utant. Thta delay was caused by ( him men loatnjr th shep drivvway ( ot the upper end of Ruck Kd? Mre th sign are lacking for a little way, and th ramp lender waa confuse! as to which frail to tains finally dectdtnr on the wrong path. This led theru with th ap (over r.Ot'd io numler to take a km cir-te alout the. head Of l?UC iTeek- Joa. I-ay of Lower rowder. aheP Carrylnt aa albu.it la which' lfc.M Carl Woodman a hriper tv1'" Ty Wr,,,fB- Joph with the ramr ider and herder. J1" Uwlilnr the PaUiipa ahrep Uoac J"" L "Tna hayiuK nd harvesting, lie (s turn prepared lo K ,it with In.- tlirsli- rOltRII-TTtf TTITTey.' ,est.r Miller, who wnsYvelKintf inir work with lbr; Van. is nv home nt I.Ik i"rei k. Kdwnrd Wolf was firJiiui; s;it nion with Jaek Hunter lat we.h. i Is nndersloMl Hut tin' new M-hoOl tearhtr Will be A Kll'l HlHH i Mitario. Joseph 1-iv i ;ihon! tliroiUTh wit h t h com i art f r f uetn n t or the forest !H'rviv. !! will pro ceel at onre to rut the l:tr;;e told ut barb y. ,eorite MrOww is lurd a work blndiiiK Bt-i'in ua the Hoyle plare. (hnrfc has It double liar.!, w it h ikt larire acreage lie has to biittl on lh Itoyle. jiare, ht al.o h:s to ulud Kva Vanorder's. lreiarations an- made ainad to open up th school in spi'in- ler. Clarenr Vanorder has about - " acrea more to bind, to com pi- te his harvrsiinff. Kenneth Vanorder, Mar. rce Vanorder, Mcrt Van and !-'ranft Vlrrlesw-orth. Weiv w orkiripf to- K'ther nt puttttiTC tip Frank crop of hay this wev-k. The two Uodsay loys. mn of Mm A llotlsay, weni to Wei?, r Idnao, on a pleasure trip thin n ,-,tl t)irouli with his week. Mrs. N-a ;re.nw nod is kohir to le the cook on one of i he threshing outfits in the valley. 4 'nt-k 1 w . Catherine rreel; Is lower than it has ever len in the p:t forty voara. Yet there arm to In an zinpte supply of fish for the witl ing Mnntrs. More fii)i and larger sua hits b en caught this summer than neforv. If the dry s-ason we ar havinc is come to have any ef fevt on the tliminutum of the amount now in the crvek. will prolably 1.' no'p'd from iw o;i. l!ut it is ttie contenrion of many that with the re-en qrowih of bitshes and tns alone its soor a fhsT th- f-Vi wi I rit i'-r tor jthe want of bmrs and flies. In NniiotlN reasuuable. sharks Ib-ior .Manila llrv. MANILA, (AP - Sharks have tHH-ouie ho MUttierouN iit Manila, buy !that professional dier have r (u.d to go into the water on sev eral occaMons r-e-tty. I mrtiiK the jlast ' mo native fishermen haf ld)ap-ared and the AiithArittefi ; liee they were devoured by hark a. . Ilaml tM-ftan I'tl lit t'hurrh. VI!uTHAM. Kng. (API - In a small paruth cburcU at Trotlia rlitfe. near hei-, a iKiri-el orcan vs r-tfuiaily ue. for services and uedomit. It w raimhle ol pktVtutf jiiu hymn tunes uiid the M'lon iturus the handle. Vitk"c of lfaiiiix on Pmpo-otl St rcei 1 tn prove ntrnl. Not ice- Is hereby given to ftll w horn it may concern that the t Vutniiission of the ilty of l-a. timnde. t'nion founty. Oregon.: oioivows and intends lo iinprov-t j Improvement Htsiriet No. 144 In' ;lie ity ot l-a urnmie, itregon, in jacenrdanco with the plans and (specifications therefor herviofore .tdopted by the i Commission and that the report of the com mil lee on j. sttmat. s for the said improvement 'is now oo. fib In the of rice of the Ilteeonler of the City of 1-3 Oratlde. Oregon: that the u id Commission ijias s. t Vedneslay. the ?Tth day jof August. is;, at T;30 o'clock p. !io. of said day. at the I'onimttunon jltoom in the City llulldkng in I -a Uirande. Oopron, as the time and place when and where said om- mission will meet and hear and : determine all objections, renion 1 si ran res and claims of grievance of 'any persons against said proposed jimproveni nt and the proposed asj-ssment therfor against the nropT!y lo le b. nefltel thereby In 'stud tliwtrh'l. I To h- bounds -b'S of the dis trict to lie improved and ltenofited by the Sit Id proposed Improvement as finally ndoplc hy the t'omniin sinn are as follows, fo-wif: Itein nmT at a point on the east lim nnd One Hundred Seventy Two and Five Tenths (I"2.R feet south of the northeas: rorner of ftiork s. f '.randy's Addition to the ity of l.a flrande. I'nion ounty, (trgon; thepre wst along a line Two Hun dred T we I iv an d Fi v e Te n t h s flll'.r.) feet from and parallel in the center lim of Adams Avenue to a point Two Hundred Forty .' leet west of the center line of Alder tre-t: thepre north alon? a line (and its extension) Two Hundred Forty (;o) f-t froni and parallel lo the renter line of Abler SireW a distance of Four Hundred Seven teen and Five Tenths (41T.&) feet; thence east along a lim Two Hun dred Five ?o;.) feet from and imr allet to the renter line of Adams Avenue to the center of the uih-y in ltlo-k 3 Crandy's Addition to the t'ity of lt Cmnde. Oregon: thence south along a line Om Hundred Klghty live (1STO fee from nnd parallel to the renter ine of Third Street a distance of Four Hundred Seventeen nnd Five Tenths (JtT.r.) feet to the cenrer of Hlock 2. Oran dy'a Addition to the t'tly cT l.a C.rande, Oregon: thence west along a line Two Hundred Twelve and Five Tenths f.) fee? from ami parallel to the center line of Adams 4 venue a distance of Two Hundred T w ii t y F i ve ; 2 r ) fv e t to p" n t of beginning, all located in firan dy's. t.condv's Second and l.ang lofr'S S'Coml Additions to the I'ity of Iji Grande. I'nion oiinly. tlre gon. . That said Improvement Pisfriet No. III. is hereby created by the t 'oim:;is::ioti of the City of iJi 'irimde. for the purpose- of improv ing and with the intention to Im prove said Improvement Hist riot by scarifying, adding necessary rock. rolling and constructing therein hard surface- r-lress pave ment two Indies thirk and forty t 4 feet In wbhh iM-tween existing rurbing on Adams Avenue rrom the pr-s'nt pavement nt intersec tion of Adams Avenue and Third Street to a point Two Hundred Fortv fl'') f-et West of the Cen- ler line of Alder Street son 111 ol Adams Avenue) and hieluduiK om full street intersertion on i 'cd;.f St reel ; t he SOIlt h one ha If ftf I he street intersections on Ahbr and Walnut Streets; the north one half of intersection on First Street ex cept HeVen t feet and all of the intersections on Second and Third j Streets not now pavd: also alt ai re y imiitn'I'i ittim a ii'i it uj mil- struct ing conrn-te curbing where not in place, in let. h. catch Ikisiic' all on the u I Hive nameil street located in Gramly's. Grandy's Sec onal nnd Ganglofi's Second Aildl- I Hons to the i jly rf l-a Grande. jt'nion t'ounty. Or-cvn. The r.si r lie- :s-ss-d to the property espe cially beneficed thereby excepllnff i he srurirylng and extra rock for .'inlrgrade. nald scarifyiiu; and exlni :;rnvi'l lo be paid out of tho Oen eiai Fund oi' wild t'ity of I.a Grande, Oregon, in nooontancii with Ordinance No. fi:i Series tii.'4. miUi portion of Adams Ave nue being n part of the General syHteui of the Oregon State High way designated ns the "Old Ore gon Trail" and affords nn outlet from the said City lo said nd join ing Stale Highway. Hated this 5th day of July, 1!J4. J. V.. RTF.ARNS, Hecorder of the "ity nf l-a Grande, Oregon. Aug. J-fliK-en GUNS Ammunition llt'NTlNi; COATS And All Kinds of Sporting (loodt. Oregon Hardware & Imp. . Co. Easy to Tune the HEACOCK Radiophone It is the easiest radio to tune on the market to jay. A slijrht turn of the dial and tlio rosul: is startling. 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