La Grande evening observer., August 18, 1924, Image 5

Monday, August ,18, 1924.
Local News In Brief
ClMIN) KVKNTH
jjeplcmber l-1-Labor day uelo.
oration here.
Sept, 8. Ui Grande schools
open 1924-25 term.
kpt. I.1 ii Ion C'ouu;y Kalr
at KlKin.
Nov. 1 1 Armistice Day celobru
tlon hero.
Haek u( Work
Dr. C. H. Cutilhorn has resumed
jtis wo"ik In Ii.h oiriee alter an ab
sence of several weeks.
Leave Somi for Hoitlund
Mr. Vnd Mi 8. i Van i-lousen, of
, Alicel.jwlll leave in a short time for
Yi'ordand, where they will spend
the winter with their daughters.
Miss Gladys and Pansy. Miss Pan.
py liavinff Accepted a position al
bdiool to teach there for the coin
imr term. . , ' . . 1
: :
Jlaby ly Hoi'ii
News has boon received hi l,a
Grande of tho birth or a baby buv
in Mr and Mrs. Carl Penhuens, ol
Golden, 111., Saturday, August Hi.
M is. ivnhuess was formerly Alis
llunu Jtaeon, of Ha Grande.
Iluvlnj; Nurses
. Government buyers were at lTn
ion today buying cavalry horses
for uso in the service.
Personal Mention;
Willnrd Oellahoyde. of l.os An
peh's spent Httntlay whh his uncle
1'ele Itioyor.of La Grande, Air,
pellahoydo has been driving a bus
tit Yellowstono park and Is now on
his way homo.
Miss MarKuerltu Carney and
Miss Curolyn Clark of I'dYllaud ur
rlved hist evening to visit al the J.
U. Smith home.
Harvey Ward who bus been
spending the summer with h's pa
rents. Mr .and Mrs. IS. it. Ward In
La Grande returned to Wichita,
Kansas lUKt evening wfcore lie will
be employed at (he Lassen Hotel.
M rs. S:i m Thompson of Kurt
Merman, Colorado and Mrs. O. IS
Alack of Trenton. Al issotirt who
have been visiting their sisters.
Airs. Kd Kbell returned to thai
homes last, evening.
Meruit rd Hum melt and Allan
Hmitor'who are at present employ
ed en the highway work at Knler-pi-lse
spent the week end in La
tiiande with their parents.
Mrs. . .Johnson returned to La
(irunde from Spokane this morning,
i Mrs, Johnson hus ybeeii' visiting in
tlie WiitahingtonAcMy, for about two
mon! ha wilh relatives and friends.
Miss Mum Zweifel left on Niim
her 24 this morning for Weiser.
Idaho to Vtirtt friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Astoria arrived Ill's
visit al tlie Clyde
homo. "
Kawalllsh of
morning to
Zimmerman
Mrs. L. S. Shlvely uud . children
of Kcho went. out on the branch I
irain mm looming on iik'u
to spend a lw days ut Wallowu
J.aUe.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hroolis.
I'ortland loiirisis were at the Sum
mer hotel last evening.
Mr. ind Mrs. C. 1'. Wilson of
lloise hM'c n-gislered at Ihe Som-
mer noiri yesterday. ir. uou hd.
Wilson iii- touring west.
M. A, I'-lerson and family of
Vancouver. Wasliingl on. aeeom
fnanled --by Mr. ami, Mrs. S. V.
Weeks ;ii1h of Vancouver were
gin-sis at Hie SomiiM'l' hotel yester
day. .
M:ss Ib rCia Cru'.Uahank of I'en
ilhtoii was among the giasts reg
intered at liie l-'oh y hotid yester
day. 7 "
Mr. ii lid Mrs. H. A. Jllalr drove
from lliiliAi- ycHlerday. They regis
tered at the. h'oley hotel.
ALL OREGON
HAiPY OVER
5 ' RAINFALL
(Continufi from page D
hero yesu-niay. A general rain
fall from Vancouver Island to Kn
reka, California, seems to be im
minenti .
Itainlbegin falling in i'ortland
and vii'nilv yesterday afternoon
MEN AND
BOYS
OUTFITTERS
Merchandise of ((iialily
Clint's
Glothiery
The isvirt Wtih a tXawk-uit
ha.l been recorded at the oft lee of
iMBtrli-t I.'oreciusier Wells. Con
imiallon of the present condlllons
l expected during the lu,xt u or
(. hours, accordlngito (he forccasl
Isiiues la.st night.
The lust rain of uuy noticeable
I'ropurtion fell on the night of
June 17, bh.vh today's tregonian,
cheek of the records in Mr.
Wells of rice showed. On this
"ilghl,. and the morning of June
1, :co of an inch was recorded.
'Mln r might truces of rain, affect
ing mo recording lust rumoniM hut
hsrdlv
recognizable otherwise, fell
July 1, H. 15, ay and. August 13,
ue recorus skewed.
Wuler Supply It ein forced. ,
While i he rain was a great uid
'o Ihe city water supply, there will
be no modification in tho present
sprinkling regulations. City Com
missioner John M. Alann announc
ed yesterday. Air. Alsnn staled
that at i;ull Hun hike and
Ihrougiiout (he water nhed a heavy
nilsl luid been falling practically
fill duv yesterday. It was remov
ing Ihe hazard of fire n'.onr Ihe
water shed, irrlgallng (he piMVhed
areas around the lake und settling
the dust on the roadwuv through
tho preserve.
Locally the ratn was expected to
aid the water hltuation In that It
was removing the necessity of
sprinkling law.is und grd ns and
thus removing this drain upon tho
supply. ir. Matin yesterday staled
that owing to the fact thai tho rest
of August and September were
liable to be dry months ho did not
think It would be advisable to sug
gest any change in the water regu
lations, unless an unusually heavy
rain should be recorded for several
days.
The drouth, which was broken
yesterday was the driest sp"ll dur-j
ing the present season hegmnlng
September 1, 1923, but has been
exceeded In length In previous
years. Since Septembor I the
normal rainfall would haw been
43.2 Inches, but Including thai re
corded yesterday afternoon the
total was but 25.41, showing a de
ficiency or 17.79 inches. Sixty-one
dues were covered by the dry spell
und they were marked by several
which were very cloudy and gave
every Indication of rain. 1
For August, up to yeslerday.
' ; there had been 1 3 cloud v days,
four of which had been cloudy
throughout and nine upon which
part of the day was clear.
The. formal weather forecast
lor i'ortland and vicinity for today
is unset tied wit h occusluirit rain
NOTICK
Ihio to difficulty experienced
In colleeiing charges fur mlvrr
t In big (bat In listed under classi
fied advertising and under hn
'new today" heading, the Kvo
jlng Observer will hereafter
take no classified advertising or
advertising to be run ns "new
today' unless the advertwing is
XHoui!ianled by cash.
j,.t)jt (,;sjt-
One first-class two?
room furnished apatimeut. 2110
Third St.
8 1S-1I.
HIILI'. WANTKI) Kxperleneod
box factory hands at l'erry.
Grande Hondo LuiuIxt Co.
K-IS-2t
j.-jjj. HKL1
WANT KD Mam
money weekly, spare time, ad
dressing mailing circulars. No
selling. We pay monthly. Send
for full Information, itica Com-1
pany, Ib8 Hroadway, DCpt. O-'H
New York, N. Y. S-18-Ulp
MMN! MKN! MHN You can
make lino per week sidling the
best tailored and best fitting
I general service clothing made.
Our new selling plan gives you
A LI the commission. No need
to work under a general agent.
I'nion-niade suits sell for $ 12.5a.
your . commission Is $4.iH. Do
not Tall to wf ite us at once. Sell
ing outfit free upon request.
General Service Clothing Co., 030
Denham llldg., Denver, Colo.
8-1 H-l t p ,
KOH SALK Deering combine,
with motor. 12-foot cut. It.
Nothnagel, Allcel, Ore. 8-LS-3tp
1
Hoth sexes. )
WANTKH- Salesmen
NEW T0DAY1
Ambitious persons, part or ful'i'tids aterniMin.
time selling complete lino
ot
groceries, toilet articles, house
hold medicines, motor oils, etc
Good money, depending on will
ingness to work. Kxperionee not
necessary. No traveling, or can
give extended territory. Write
for catalog and plan, giving your
references. Imperial Trading Co..
Spokane. Wash. ' (t-1 8-3t
,osT Aug. fit h, elt her by Koley
Hotel or on highway between
la Grande und IVmlloton, one
black hand grip, containing pa
pers or value. Name on tug, W.
M. Hendricks. Wallowa. Ore. Ho
ward. Ieave at Obs -rver.
S-IS-Ztp
KOlt SALK It I baby buggy.
A-t condition. I'hone 332-lt or
t-til I LSei Washington. 8-lS-2t
p'Oll It KNT I'Tvo-room bouse
Cull WnJ V" I'sli- 8-18-21
Kelt liKNT 3-rooni modern apt.
Iiioti Wash. h-U-if
'OH liKNT Two room furnished
hoiiMe with ga ra ge. t 'all 2 f t
Y avenue. K-l S-
KOK SALK Good five room bun
galow on flith St. Will
tnke Ford -ve - mr gool tot u
part uayipenl. I'yramld . i-nud
and south west crlv' wihdM- PV.Y Ihef
state Hie forecai.!' U nruclleutl tin!'
same with fresh und strong south
and southwest winds along the
UOilKt,
Forest Hazard 1 ted need
Great uiil has been given 1 he
forest fire situation by the pros-
ent weather change. h'lre haaard i
west of the Casiildes will remain
.low during the nest 24 hours, tin
lerday, und to t he -t-iist of t he
mountains, the hu.ard, will bo mod- i
crate.
Tlie highest temperature record
ed yesterduy wa lit! degrevrs uiul
tho lowest r7. Til s condition Is ;
not -expected to change during the
next 24 hours, according to
weather bureuiL At North lb-ad
last night the &a was reported
as being choppy and it wa.s rain
ing. A south wind of 4$ miles an
hour velocity was blowing.
Tho weather condition which
brought rain, to Portland yt sier
day started from Ibit b;h ( olunt
bia and moved east uud southeast
extending over Oregon as tar east
as Maker where cloudy weuther
was reported. , ,
FULL DAY SS
USED FOR GDLF
The Houston, Texas, Country
club has found a way to pUr
golf al ter night fall. The prob
lent of darkness has been bojve I
by the use of flashlights and
Houston's enthusiasts now can
play golf 24 hours a day.
i Four expert playern Tommy It.
Cochiun and W. C. .Hunt. m(;,i.
the umateur ranks,, and . Willie (
Alaguire und John Hredemus, pro-
fesslonals demonstiated the pou-
sibllities In a thrilling night match
over the 1 8-hole course
the .iru j
team winning throe up.
Two flashlights were used thru
out, one trained on the ball and
the other held over the putting
green at the next hoi;1. In every
tee shot there was a black vcid
to be played across. The play r
could see the ball and the distant
beam of llglit which- marked his
destination but had to call on his
golfing Intuition to know how
much power to p.it behind '.he
drive. . The only variation from
stupdurd rules was that a lost
bull could' be replaced without
penalty. Rut three balls were lost.
Kuch player had n number and
the same number was painted on
his ball. ' .
;Magulro hod tho best . individ
ual scort?, with a 7.8. I'ar for thy
course Is 72. A gallery of flno
followed the mnUm, which -had
been Intended as u demonst ration
of the practicability of hi mi nuns
balls. The luminous balls, how
ever, failed to live up to expec
tations and the flashlight Idci whs
evolved upon the spur of the mo
ment und was successful.
Will Inspect Water Supply,
iHOlSM. Ma. David llureli.
commissinnnr of public welfare,
and Dr. V'.' W.' Almotld. k(';i(- liM-ili-eal
advls'-r,- h'ft for Spirit Lake
to conduct ii hearing on the' mai
ler. The company him ben ord-
j erod, on fintplalnt f tin- comnrs
Sion, to Install a ehlorinator and
make oilier iiuproveiiinis in its
water supply to mahe it sate for
human coiiKUiiipf ion.
After the Spirit Lake hearing.
Mr. Hut-roll and Dr. Almond will go
to Wallace and Kellogg to inspect
water systems and make a gctVral
heallh survey,
AVALANCIII-: OI-' Mt'H.
SACHAMKNTO A veritable
live- of mud, huuhlcrs and as he.-,
extcuidng in width froiu n few hun
dred yards lo a hair mile wide uud
In .some places from L"lo 20 feel
,1,.,.,, s rlowln t; from lite immtli of !
Mutl Creek canyon eight mill
above McCloud on the slope' ol
MoiMit Shavl u inlo Ihe MeCloud
river, says a dispatch (o ihe Siu-rn-inciilo
I lee. Old residents believe
(he melting of a glacier caused the
heavy flow.
thy to opi:n ii;i:h si;ason.
SAI.K.M SportMiien heti hope
Obicnmr INcree will rcM-lnd w.tt
prtM'lnmulloii delay he; Ihe dei-r
huulbig season until Nep(enilr
20 now that ruin has fallen. I.e-
teal action may Im (alien by
the
spoilsmen If he i-efiisos. 11
W II HAT IHOH I'HICi ;.
roitTI.AX l Hard wheat ;
reached 1.50 and Western lied
wheat I.2H in Ihe niarkel here
No Idle Moments in Strenuous La Crosse
i 4
f'tyHhili and boxing -nll toi ndur4n
th Amerirn.eolleteu Htyv a
r AWiAi. i
TTTF, LA GRANITE EVENJNC. OnSEItVER i
Tells of Hardships
The grim storv of hundreds of alien Chinese who hove risked thetr tlverf
thrown nwnv fortunes to come to America, the "prtiimsed land " will' he
told In a federal court nt New Orleans by Hong Lee. shown nbove stinkfa-
man for the alien Chinese who were captured aboard th . nchooner
Abeoha In the marshes and winding bayous, of the Louisiana south count,
The buptuln and crew of Uie Alwono are awaiting trial, charged with alien-
smuggling bmuggiers cnargeo passage price of more than I1UUU. Hong
.Leo snya, , -
iWHEAT SEED IS
PURE
Aloro than 8(Mia acres of hybrid rent year. '
12S and :fian ueri's of Turkey red I Almost every depart ment Is bo
wheat, the full varieties reeom- ing adntinlsieri-d by returned slu
mended y t ho si ate economic dents from , American technical
conference ns beat for eastern Urc- , universities, all specialist In their
gon, have been certified us pure lines, ! A vico maiiuging director, a
by the state college extension erv- j Harvard, graduule, said In a speech
lee, subject to examination of J recent lyjj ' The Klao-Tsi railway
threshed samples. To be certified offers tlie best possible detnonstra
wheal must be jrei- of 'serious ills- Hop of what educated and enlighl-eiiMe-
lor whieh t-Iiero in ni' prac-. ened Chinese can accomplish when
licul treattiu-nl, must be fn-e. of unhindiTed mid unlrammeted by
rye and noxious weeds, , cannot politics." ;
have more than one-half of one - . ..'. . ',
per cent of wheals of different
color or text ure upd simll iiot be
seriously affected with snint.
r ' t.ho hybrid JtJ that vms
p as.se d in I he field more, (hun 7Immi
.HiireS' were grown by 2ii I'matiMu
county farmers. I 'nion counly
!rs':2t iiere, Wnseo , 2!)U ' un l
Morrow t'. The Turkey red acre
age is hi Waco and lor row coim
ties. . .
ft rnln cei' i "eat ion ha: been
conducted for seven years by the
college to standardize best vari
eties in grain growing counties,
(rain dealers in uiie ea.steru ( Imo
gen couiilv say. that formerly
wheat growers. look a $2fi.niio low
annunlly from mixtures now prac
llcallv eliminated througii the .uso
of certified seed.
Oregon now grows eotuinercNulty
(:( varieties of. wheal, whereas in
are enough to meet the require
ments of clinmle,' s'.-ason, yield per
iier" and irtlllin:: (!iallty. Of the
u:),iitHi,cu bushets 'of wheal re
ceived in t!t;t at i'ortland, IU per
nt or . s ; :i . il l bushels graded
M
mixed and went consequently
heavily docked.
. Variety iitandardlzatlon has been
carried to'the point that (hero are
now.no !os;es from mixtures or
improper varieties in Imaliihi,
Morrow, Sherman and purls of
CM Hum, Cnlon , and Wasco conn
ties. i '
Old Time Sters Piny Hall
CI.Mv KI.ANI) (Al1) A learn of
former major league stars will
phty against a (-:nnHot team here
tomorrow for the. ben-flt of t he
C'eveland Amateer Hasebail and
At h let ic association. v mong the
old timers who are expected to
appear are Cv Y'oung.-Chief Xlm-
mer, Hans Wagn
Lujulc
and Hill Hradley.
This year the Cleveland rand lot
teami reached the record number
of 205.
KJ ' vl S, 4
- e and hihtv
ijf M.i niei" ih.tn
SS&Cf Iff i
Bcrunnuc -in. Outtwn Maryland tttt,Uuivruly and th Savy
Clikivxc i:ilunu-il In America
Suwi'SHriilly lllri'i't Hallway
TSINGTAO. China (Al' Tho
new dlrectorato of Ihe Kinoehow-
Ihe centra trims-
ry of Chant ung, has
pruning knife w.th
siillu that tho pay-
oil for the coming fiscal year wl l
be SSOO.tioo lets than for the. cur-
Auto Accidents Few In Frniuv
I'AjH (At') Heiuionably .pru-,
deni j divers in (''ranee need ok
tecl a slight collision, damaging
the car but burling no one, only
once ' In nine eai'M and to run
Inlo Hottieone.diiii' trot -srrlonsly in
Jure tho vlellni, about olleo in ev
ry t'7 yeai-SK Toko statist Ich htive
been com pi led by I he principal
Krcuch tire manufacturer who Is
conduct ing nit advertising cam
paign to encourage the Kretich lo
drive cars. . ,
s( imum.s err iNii;in!:iM;ss
DA VKN'I'dltT, Wash.- Warrant
IndutlednesH of Lincoln county
; sehool.-d'HlrlelH was' reduced 1,
between September, 11)2:1, and
.fnne 1, 11124, according to figures
eom piled by ( 'url W. Morgan,
county school superintendent, Th'!
outstanding warrant. Indebted iichs
In Sepiemln;r, I !iri:i, was $ I (15,707
and tu June,' 11124 $IM,84H.
The bomletl iudebledness of Ihe
school dlslriels w"s reduced $12.
7 10 (luring the. same period, bond
ed indebtedness having beun $274,
r.la In September, ly-M, and $2(il,
800 In June, 1024.
Leave on Irfing Motor Trip,
CHi:WKLAH. Wash. A. T.
Morse. assisUiiit cashier of Hi"
l-'ltsl National bank, and his fam
ily left with his brother Klmer I'.
Morse, of (ho Northwest Magnesite
company. on an auto tour of south
eastern Washington und southwes
tern Washington und southwestern
Idaho. v
The ltev. Kal her Joseph Stung,
pastor of Holy Itosary Cat holic
ehuwh. returned from a five weeks!
'trip to convnts and monasteries In
i Wisconsin, Missouri, lmllanu und
Ohio.
The book of eiiqiietle doesn't ex
plain why the bully who pounds on
the table gets nerved first.
Ia .riKP; now a popular tnr finiontf
ENDORSED
. Twenty-S"Ven national patriotic
societies have endorsed tilt; I c
tense Test and will co-operate, with
the. government in carrying out
the plans for that day. j
The societies are: '
Tho haughters of the 'American
! Revolution, The Sons of the Amor-!
lean devolution. Sons of the Itevo !
lutlon,, The Onughters of 1 N I j
Tho l;nlted Confederate Veterans. '
Tho United Uaughlers of the Con-i
fedoriicy. The United Spanish Wurj
Veterans, Tlie Naval, and Military
Order of tlie SpanlsluAnieiicaii
War, Veterans oT Foreign Wars o' (
the I'ulted Slates, Tho American
Legion, Disabled American Voter.;
ans of tho World War, The Alill-,
tury Order of tho World War,
Grand Army of tho Republic, Wu
men's Overseas Service League,!
Tho Women's Auxiliary of thoj
American Legion, Tho National j
Guard Association, Tho Reserve
Officers' Association of tho Uni
ted Stales,-the Association of the
Army of the, Unlled Stales, The
Hon. Tho National League of Wo -
men's Service. Tho Women s Con -
Htltutional League; The League of
American Penwomen. Sentinels of
I lie tiepuuiic,
The National Asso
ciation for Constitutional CTovern -
ment. The National flvlo Kedera-
nn. rim. Men flirts. The Nation-
. '
ul Security 1.1.UKUU.-
!..,,. H...I.-I l. Which ttlU llll "Cl -
vlium" omttiiliatlon. do not jno -
mere Mlp service," . or to writ Ing
"lotters'of coininendation.V They
nronose, to work and assist In
evitrv-u-av toward inakinir tho "De -
fense Test" a success. All will co-
operuto locally as well us nation
ally.
Itenresented in these aocletles
arc all of those. who .have parllcl- "lo river, which cuts Us course
paled as soldterH In all our wars: ulong one side of the track,
from the beginning until ' now. Tho track's natural Teauly Is
They believe in National Defense, I'Hng developed as tho racing goeH
because they know that war is u'on. Tho racegoer Is ablu lo see
grim reality that must be fufVd by his favorite takiii: evi-ry stride
our nation with or without an around the mile truck without any
army. 1 unusual craning- of the nock or
, straining of tho eyus. The track.
AN llKA WITH (iltl-IAT
I'OSSIIULIilllS.
I'endhdon Must Oregonlan: It
was, at Meaeham that tho late
President Harding made lis last
nppearance nt a great rural gath
ering. It was a noticeable oeca
slon, pleusunt in all respects and It
would be very fitting to establish
the Harding Memorial park in that
region. It would bn a proper tri
huto to the memory of a lovable
former president who vtsiled us.
Likewise would fho park answer u
social purpose almost beyond Ima
gining at I liis time. There are
groat ' possibilities in the Idea, too
great i for recilaChero; l''or all Huh:
to-oino such a park would ho a
beauty spot and would afford re
creational faeilllles not only lo
Oregon people but lo tourists ps
well. The one problem is to fi
nance It upon a broad basis and
tho principal suggestion discussed
Is one advanced by Jefferson My
ers, uresent stale treasurer. It Is
that congress provide for tlie coin
ing of a Harding gold dollar lo he
sold for souvenir purposes. Con
gress hiui taken such action be
fore and should be glad to do
again.
11 Intelligently handled the move
for Ihe Harding Memorial park
should be successful and if so the
n suits will not be disappointing.
Ladies-
Several ladles who seek u plea
sant private home as a place lo
live will learn something
of Interest, by calling the' Kvonlng
Observer. Main 87. HeferenceH
cxehlinged and conditions und cosls,
guaranteed to be satisfactory. I
N-iN-tr,!
SPECIAL
Real Estate
Bargains
Three new bungalows. llMUm to.
$5 and each. " j
Several high class modern j
homes, faOlIU to 10,000 each. I
Hotel,, rooming house, boarding
house und apartments.
Kino Ii 1 sin ess building on
Adams avenue near post office.
r'Inc building lots In all purls
of La Grande.
Several five, and 10-aeru tracts,
May I'ark Addition.
Kariiis, stock ranches, chicken
rune lies, daily ranches, etc.
Seo Vh Iteforu You lluy.
PYRAMID LAND CO.
Mnlu 70T.
F. N. Fnl, V. 1j. IRrrj,
W. II. IKTrj
loaded IliMiltora
TODAY
TUESDAY
"DON'T CALL IT LOVE"
Willi
AMNIOS AYK1CS, JACK HOLT, NITA NALDI, T1IK000KK K0SL0F1''
UOl) LA UOCQUK
ARCADE
NEW
HAND BAGS
Nuw Full 15;ig-3 in nil
tho new shapes nml
colore. IViccd from
$1.00 to $12.50
French &
Greene
HUNrs LETTER
(Continued front pag t)
j"'" ,ulu mv ,u MU',U umi ,B u
lH. Momeumea uiey seem a
dark blue, sometimes a brown.
Tho chin. rather rounded, has a
! " , 1 " mi iei. o.
"-',
, hIu) 1,na 8,'l5t,;i1 ."n,!- of wlllhigness
In Hllrk tn till iml u-iflniiiv I'ltnui.
to slick to tho end with uuy eituseltlme add place said credltora -may-
l""" '"""'f-
P , Anyw"y- V1",' '';'"
I ' '. '
I.- Kenlucky Seeks Hnei pmnmiige
CINCINNATI (Al')- Tho "Knr-
.Utogtt of the -West," Is the aim of
officials of Haceland, Kentucky's
newest and most up-to-dulo race
track situated on a knoll rising
griuiuatty from tho banks or the
la mile circle with a chute leudlng
j off tho seven-eights pole, is UK)
I feet wide. Twenty-flvo. hors -s
easily can bo lined up at the post.
XOTICK '
In tho District Court of tin
United Slates for tlie District ol
Oregon.
In tho matter of C. W. Knus-
Rubber Crib Sheets
Crib Sheets that . arc re-inforced, nt tho corners or
. pinning. They never 't?ai;..(UPrcfl.,itlJQ,pdLlil,SJ.j
All kinds of rubber goods for the baby. ; .-.
Art & Bab) Shop
"Kverytlilng for the Baby"
lil.VsriK'IIINd
Hold
BIG VALUK IN
OUtt SUN DAKS
Kverythlng about it Is bet
ter than the uvoruge; the
cretim, Ihe syrup, the chop
ped nuts, Ihe whipped cream
on . top. Then don't forget
our courteous service the.
service with a smile. Try
our Chocolate Ice Cream
Soda.
THE BLACK CAT
Sec our line of Fancy Boxes filled with nny flavor
Chocolates or Caramels.
'
The Candy Shop
ill) l'JIt NT.
The Buuie of lluuio Miule I'uidi
r'A'ofi'rjm-lY,. )
.- nV
sett, a liunki-up',
To Ihe (iredit' is of O. W, Kaua
sutl. a 1'apkrupt: ; i ' -
Notice Is Hereby Given, that all.
August 11th. lu:M. the ubove nam
ed bankrupt was duly adjudged a
bankrupt ; t hut tho Kir si Meeting
of the Creditors of said bankrupt.,.
will lie held at tho o rices of -the,:
junuersiKnea mi ine
Sommeiv Hldg.
ihikoi-, iMt-gou,
Ail? list 2Jitb
J i j,, , lu unlock u. in., ut which
1 41.... ti 1.1
attend piovo their claims, appoint-
a trustee examine the bankrupt
und trans'iet such other imil Turni-..
or busiiiiss as may properly come
before said lueellng.
Daitd nt Hakor. Oregon, thiH
15th day tit August, li24.
- K. u HUHHAKD-
Hereree In Hunkruptey.
. . ., , , &.18-U "
Safe
JlfLZ X Milk
For Infant;
Invalid,' :
Childnn. .;
ThtAgiS m
Rich Milk, Malted Oraln ext. in powder "'
form,RukciThe Food Drlnkfor All Aft.,,.,,,,
Digeitlbls No booking. A light Lunch
tlwyi at hand. Alaa in Tablet form." " '
Askror"HorckVatUFoimtlM
t&" Avoid ImiUtlnni - Sub.Utatci
Summer. IMilg.
WILLIAM I)K Ml LI. 10
- ; I'rodnt'licm
Coming Thuraduy
"flIONSIKl'K I1KAUCAIRK"
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