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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WoflneWla'v,- Augtiat 27,' 1921, :
Epinard Takes Steps' 25 Feet Long! .
I. ... .. sV) f't f.DINADD'S- -O W " .VTTQ .
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sriTiir nini
Louis' Van Pelt Kills a
L:urre Hear Weit;hinf?
500 Pounds. " "
; We have Jusl received Homo vevy pretty new pat-,
terns in English PririlH, Ginghnms and Plain Coloi-s
in ltenfrew Suntiih Fabrics, linen finish. Tis.ii chance
to suleel Home extia nie wasli falnks in the most
desired - piittcriiH. ' ' '
aVwaaii. JLJ m I I. Ol tYllVb ail
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Rpinard. viniMng champion of the French turf, ban the longest stride of any known thoroughbred. . In lkuIoiI:
his jtiii"!- no-tumie ii frin Hon beiiar than i.'5 fret "Thin 1 longer than the stride of Man o' War when the great?
American IxiiKf wua hrulilny all tjrrit r words :vrut yttm nga Man o' War', maximum stiido ni'jasmeU ;U
feet K inchi'n. . -t , . . '-
Knit will 1m shtwii al tlx Anml
lliiiilvr hiilay und 'rhui'Mdny.
De Millo Feature
Coming to Star.
A Good Place to Trade j
I La Grande Theatres
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"Tho lu-iirnnui Wlnilnw." it Wll
I I In m lc .UilUa I'linnnniint nriHlur
Hon, f)M'ii nt tlu War thi'Uli'i
Thursduv for n run ut twit ilityrt.
Muy .MrAvj)', Malcolm AlnrOrrff
or. Itlriir'lo turfx, Huhcrt lUv
hoii, (iforKr Iiwi''(t nini KUh'I
Witli'H air all Tcatiirl In le.'iillnq
i ol M.
i Tin- Klory. writ itn fHpnclally for'
: IIm Hcri'iMi hy ( lurii IIiTanfr. . it
I a iii.vHicry - luWoilmma ' niunliT -
i-oiiMily-liivi'-iiory on tlit ortlcri.f
j "'I lio AriiilM;ir' nnl "(InnnpyV
I hui cvi'ii iiiiriinvt'l anl Kturillnir
Ilium ''IDit'r nf tlitmr Hiirfi'MHi-H.
One of Ihrihr- ranioiiM Our (iun
rnmi'Ii'H will alni h hIiowii.
I IM) i:v wim:at '
(!' ttWH OI ALITV
ycur. '.This yciir-Wf hart 'tio-moiB-I
an- ut alt andotii ornp wnn front
In lo .vii hiiHhi'lH an acn-. i.nsi
yar, Wf.KOl 4a IiiimJioIh all at'rc
"Wc'i'iin proilnro WnKhhurn
f'roNiiy t i ui 1 1 1 v flour rltrhl lioro In
I ho Itilaml Kmplrc. l-'lour . iiiillu
wanl htfrli protein . wheat now. i
Khali fteiul " muh'of 'iny pnwenl
erop to ihe Alan hi drain uml MIU
I if-r f-oiiipany al i'liency frr flciur
le.HiM ami-the rkut li(ill dltttrih
tliej anibliK: llio fariuerK (or M'ei,
I have - kpiiI I 0 hutliel lo Hni
Vofliiier- 'IrarWaler cunt pa ny -it
l.ewlxlon, Iilalm, who will HMrll
lile H tl)fre' ; . ,' , ' .
' Itlver f . Aliirt I'owerful.
MVI.Ol'l). al. -r With ilti: ro-
i ui'ii ut warmer-'weather I lie Uxm.
tyv ' tJyn; J I Mount Hliatilu rlvT til
luii'l van iH iiiereoHeil In vhlun f-
ipl iiourtiiK' tlnwn Murl rcel( civ.-
yon.." ;;M ' -Is rt' pntittiiiK ' hotiirtur.s
Wf'iKlifuK'Mona on I lie nati'Iy nlalr.i
Nlirrnliiinini' hum hiii:i 1 1 lliini)ir eon
l'l'r. ... . ' .
Thin vonr'H nop of ciilric-ltur.'! A h lnWUy
.... ilhe l ow. w h rli has nti llii-tf etl. u
liana wm ai. a ut w nuaini f.m- . ; ,
nlre vnrlelu heiiwr ruwn l.v Itolnh lr,''H ,y fori-Hl HervK o'H ni.nr
u.Mi. i Mil i. .ti n... it kj u.i . " . I he nurHery formerly rtwtioil t)
(Jermaii Minister 1'ses IMane
In .MaKliivr t mnpaiyii siM cciies
fiife at fiJierrys.
In ,Trt"'-Iarinir YrRrfi," a tnr.
of rallef; llff .written ui"K prodiic
f l hy Imnh't K'urri'on (iuoilmun, al
MheiTV'.H - ttieatef. for (lie last lllite
to.tuv. the Uf f Mio rnlh'Klaii In
porl rayed vlvldlv ami homtUh'.
lli.t ptiitileii, ht phifjniiutfM, hhi
l!ay i)f .aftr, ut inly liourn, are In
I rodnri tl Into l ph inre wli h
rluilty and iinder'undimr.
It. reinalnefi rot I uni' I t'an-ou
ii-oodiiidil, ftffhO made n elcuo ;.!uov
MKiOitN'lh Aim r Iron foth f i
r l"f lo (he roneeplloii if IiIh stury
j I u i purl ray I he ymimr Aiurleuii
i Ii'1 Id iilixiKliled to he!
f 'Illicit' Km in tit iUfirk, a will
known (Iiirtlih liiur, purlr.nn Hi
role if i lit youiitf rolii-K.' Hludent
in mi inM:;ti(' and 1 ii t J J I ; n t man
llel'. I'onn-lv i howiUK, 'Whi-ip' Am
r?"
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All Star riduro
Slunyinp at.
Arcade. '
Mill
tA Brownie
. malccs good pictures
That's onc-liilf the. r.tory. The
.!ier h:i1f is ihat ir uiakrn thetw!
p,fxid -licturtfit asily. Kami ourmm
j)lcte stm!; your younjeiff r can eltl
just tl Hnmniti he want.
Box rowM6$$J.oo up
Folding Autuyraphn'
Jiro wnies $yuo up
Red Cross Dnitf Store
" ft oh ihy the inofil nhiiRed term
I'.i' ii In i r.unerl Ion wil ti motion
plrlill-efi t.'i "all hiar." Nine linu'f
out or U II iiieun:i "an lar," hid
hi I h rare or t he fori henmlnH
ii oil nc U cm of Itlipei-l of llfiilxiin
t ri'ullv i he fi!;t prodiiriion In
which till ut I lie prlnelp:il:i are
eltlnv i.tara or elfin Iciiliirt'd lenit
iiii; hum and women, hh a p, hi iter
at Ihe ToIUiwIiih: nanu-ii of the nnnl
will prove: Kin the Mnmmei-Hlelu,
H. rl l.yU'll, l.. w ro.ly, riiilr'
Wlmltiur, Urviiitt Wie.hhiirn, Mar
oih ltiw. IMihell l.cwi!t, il,:M'l
Itorwoi-i h, .In.ii'phliii- ( 'rowcii, ;
mo l.luciiin. Irviirt ' 'iimmtiinn and
Ailolphi- Minion.
HtiH'Vt ..f lie hi a He.,oe
to Tin1 I'r'r; ,i r .mill, which
wan r ' litlv i r d hy Mrlr.i
piclurcM i ei m..iIiu-i, ,lh havkuu
hci'ii wr I'en l.v tin. r-'tiiue mil hoc.
Aulhouv I lope. Klipci l of lli-lll -
ilariii Htnilh of dleiirdcn, Wli.,
pi'oiRfi't fl ! 4. its pet- cent proleiu,
i l-'.H per cent dry Klulen and :i
pi'i- peril vi luien, ticenrtiiiif- to
ii tHearnm received hy Mr. i.'hleU
from Ihe Howard Wheul nnd Klour
Teal hie; lalmratoVy.
"I enni'.lder our wheat no Imitr
i r an cperliitent. Ii In a hhc
run," on id Air. t'hlcK. "The heftl
wheal in the Inland Umpire In
vhhtihK only 11 per eeiii proiein
and the averaj.'e winter wheal
dropn lo 7 and K per rent. The
i 'liiek-ISiirhaok hard Mpriitu; wheal,
id iff nnd clastic, will roIvp mam
of ihe perpli-xiut: whent prohleinx
of thia counirv.
"In ri'cem ye:irH inland Kinptr
wheal liaa deKcnernted," aid Mr.
t 'hh-U. "Kofi ituilll lea have heen
produced nnd each lirnnil thai has
l.t cu irh il. Hitch iih MnriiulH and
l-Iarly Hurl, hua deteriorated, on
I ln tilliiT hand, I he t'Mrk-llur-hanlt
wheat haH been tried for five
yeatH In all UIiuIh of weather con
itliluuH, and haa
:'oa yardH.
'i "Bo ireat Ih Mip Influence nf lei.i
perahire on the volume uf Ihe mm;
flow that fin real chilly nlKhta it
reiiiteH almoKt entirely, J only I i
hieali iiKiiln Hie next day hen the
Kuu HtrlUcM the Mef.'loud ' Klach-r.
The flow pnuflCM a runihliuif ' uojnc
Dial ran he heard ut a Ki'eal dkit-
Haneo. . ' j
rWoik Hi'Rim on New I'ltftmy.
LlNOKTH llKNO; Ore. - WorK-
incn hcKiin cle.-it'iiur Kcoiind :or
.the, new t'ttlllp ' liulldin(r ui Die
HOHlloa.st. corticr, of. herhlun aiid
WatdiliiKtort . , jutrpeii?.. two Ktin y
ponerete, tnonW'tlrt- t'.'fllllpir.v
cream factory.
Hlintt'4hl Mllppiu't (iold.
. HIIANOIIAI. (API IM-elaiel
cxporth from .Shanghai lo I he foi
led HtuicK in the uioiitli of . Va
amuunit 1 in $S.iir4.USS, and fnr
ihe lirjil .five monlliM of I MM U
Vir.!i.ri4.!i.1l.
The principal arilclcM cxpon l
were t root --and' kid akhiH, f.-'Oiii
InceK and i tulirolflerleN. raw mil;
ami crude camphor. lold h:tr in
Ihe, viilm. of 7l,44.'i,ra!i nnd t: '"
coins lo (he value of $ri4H,7(ii w.-re
exported . iii the I'nlted N'aieH :
improved eneti ihe rive,mmii h period.
'A Fist Is All I; Need"
BASEBALL
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, Anirrli-nn llltiM.
I'llill.'l - W. I.
t'..v Voi-U - r, i
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If:. I.mi.'n ii tin
! ii-v.-hiiiii r.i; in
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I liltaiMiilllli C.A ii"
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What goes
on in
THE
BEDROOM
WINDOW
yonll'be .im-prlAf
; nliuli!ll l.r:Htii
f-llllHl W. !.. 1".'
Ni'W V ni Ii V!. n: ,ci:
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r iilciitfo m t,l .t.c:
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HI. I.UIIIH I'2 HI .4
I 'liilmh Iplilo 4 4 71 .ni-:
L.'i ton . 1 4 1 77 ..VI
Ant.'iit'nii
.M WaMltliiKi.m:
Wni'illiKinn .
Al I'lillmli'liililii:
I'.lllml.llililn 4.
Ii-trfill i.l. HoHtnn:
l:N'V.'lt.ni ut New
SI. Lntiis
I'lilri.Kil
ruin.
Ymli:
I'llllt.
I
II . II
mlonfti i'iikik.
jtt rnilnir: I'liHa.li.lplila
Ilnslnlrj ii-1. ,
t ill. t.ouix: Brnoklyn 7. Ft
I.miib 4
jt Oinrlniintl: Itooton rt, Clnciu
nan Li-
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Ijl'Mtl.lN. (Af) KorelKn Mi.iis
ler Slrettcmann holdn Hie reciu-.i
anioiiK Kuropcan Htaii-amcu for the
nuinhcr of ulrplant? i'li";htn , th. ill
turlnff the lat few monihu In cyti
(UH'tlon with te' piTt'ormance -:
IiIh dulleH. He hu.s heen tnakii
freo,uenl ftpeerhea in the provinces
thlM mimnier. elilefly e-.p'aini-.is
(iermany'B atand on ihe pir-VPu-i
reparatloiiH. and he iwa:y Irrv-1!:-;
hy air, ,
Travel hy train Is slow, an-' fur
Dierniore Mr. Si reneman:i h.'.vh he
has found thai flyliut has a very
HtlinulallnK effi t'l. He dliii'' ! -.'.
ileiivei'K iwo or three aildr"S-i-s a
ay in dlfierent towna. inakii-.T ihe
juiup from one locality to aooilier
tn an airplane, a.ssi.nid him hy it.'
government avi.it Ion nut !n-tf :-s.
He" Ih acpooipanteil hy one ol' K:c
:et uvlul oih in I he tjeruiati .;er-
viee.
Tifpo
LuU' rtrpo.' hr to Ditlt Murry . WHM.' rMU nro twtll.r." icom Ih
An. point or puyill.m "What W I want wllH Kltnc. whtn I v. goi
tbi.T" k Hi. South AinvrKHtn. h hold, out hi fri. ruht kill-th.
FUtJLEft
VMS
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Here's the place
The merchant who
displays this sijjn is
ready to supply you
with Fuller Paint
and Varnibh Products.
It's easy to see a
green enamel sij!;n
with the n:im:
FULLER in white.
Look for it then
you'll know where
to go when you need
the products of a
manufacturer who
' has had 75 years ex
perience and makes
a "paint or.vurnish
for every purpose."
FOR ANY riltl.FR PRODIKT CllNIITuT
'ItU .ILAMfcAf IULUK ULjllltlti
LA GRANDE
O. F. CoohJge
,W. P. FUtEER $ CO.
ti Btucb. la r.dl. Cuat CUto.
FULLER
P Al N T S VARNISHES
j llonl(wHlc iM
THi; PAIIIC (Mneelal) A lar?e
hlaek heur well'hiilff nhout 000
pounds was ktih-d Jhm helnw ihe
I'.ijT Mftidows, I VIday I he "''ivi.
I.oiiIh Van I'elt, from Hie t 1 111:1 1 il Ui
reservation, did Ihe ldlMnp;. Mr.
Van Celt w:in will) puny of lu
dian iiniil'TH, uireele,) ,y tillhci
Miuriiorn. " When thev rame upon
l he l rncka tif l he jiuiioal Cilheil
frave the peeejumry tnal ructions in
.ia.in H,.. ),.,) in position, noon
Hie hear wh Hihhd hy l.ouH,
who with a .':i Henilnnlon rifle,
placed a well aimed' hulh-i le-hlnd
lift i-nra. ,
Th.- meat wan taken lo ramp nn
t he IJuiiier lioiiu-iead ut I 11 1
Ku 1 J:n. Cl llheri , aHini hy aev--
fu 1 oi hen, cooked I lie meat I " -iliaii
slyle. The no-al wa.s plaeed
in a hole in iie Kround ami lou-ied
with hoi roekH ami coata. In this
way, ihe hear nn'ul is mot excel
lent. This wan done in.the, nlpht
;io iiiat Ihe flh'H don't ol Inr whih
prep.irin the meal.
.Min, 1 ,011 in Van I 'eM Hie next
day wan hully enfrafied In rarintr
for Hie lar;e l(ur kin. of which
slip will limlte U 11MnI heuilliful
i-iif; iih a trophy- from her young
huahaud'H first killing of 0 hear.
Mi'K. Ida I l.ii nt ei- haH returned
home from l'Yank ami l.olu VV'l;
UleBworiii'a ranch. SJwt Imih heen
whii l.olu ilurintr, (he last iwo
wct'kH. enleiluininK Dial iifw hahy
f-'lrl who arrived In-tin1 -happy Ht
iln family. Mra. Hunter reporla
that Ihe piollier and t-hihl are in
i he very heat of heali h. Klva
Vanonler will assume, the duties
of hauHekeepiUR for J her - Hiater
Lola, while the hitler ih eonvalese
iiiK ami idvliiff the necessary al
leniionM in (he new hahy.
Mary Vanordi-r wOh a. visitor to
Iht Hisler lola WlKRlesworilr dur
ing all t!;iy l'Viiln.
I juirel Ijiy, who wan flHlilnpr
wiih Jack un( Jiohhy Hunter, has
it turned home with Iwo Kalmon
and 5;i trout, l-iurel reports (lie
lime f hiH life, while there. I
was IiIh first pxperienee of meet
in it ud wiiiicKHinfr aetivhleK of a
liM'e Imlian eauip. with Ihe reini-
ine lepeex in eviijetiee. lie ulso
learned niahy Irieka from the. Ill
He India n hoys In Ihe alluriier
Kanie of angling for the HkIi in th,
creek.
Jack Phandter, wltli Iwo hoys
from Miami city were fishing all
day I-Viduv. Mr. ('handler iretii -id
the folkt al the eahhi wiUi n
(Kick Of I lie IliccHl :weil Pol ll
grown in UIh own piinh n.
Oswald Volitwinkler and .lark
1 1 m 111 er report line flhiim on ill''
prlh l''oik ahoyp win-re .tli.o, trail
p roHjii'M l lid creek.
Archie Vannrder from It I g
erHd(, toinid iili.nnt a gallon of
hucklelieriicH on the norlh Hide of
Ihe Park laid Wrdue.sday. lie re
ports thai I liey are very nearee.
M rs. I, yd la Vandevanier was
vlsh ln wil h I .('la and lo r hahy
I'VI'lny nrteiinvn.
Mr. lin.l Mr;;, tvl. Kiel; e and Mr.
ami Irs. Koy Jones, on their way
to Hip I'htxx hpi inga sio.pi d for
dii?n r at l'Yank 'l;rgh-HworihN
place on Thursday. Mrs. 1- U'M
a daughter of Major South pf 1 n
ion. At (his WigMlesworth Plat .
which i known as ihe "mi
place, was originally owm-l h.
Major Houlh. Mrs. Fickle wa".
. ..... io i.,.,,-.. 4? veitrs t'go.
And Ihe next hahy i he h-rn m
Hie house hi ihe hai.y gnl horn a
f.-w days ago io l-Yapk and l.ol
Wif.glriiworih. he pn-seiil occii
pnnia of Ihe plnee.
The JhreHhing is done in ll"1
Park al this lime. There may h"
anoiln.r ilireshlng li"r "f l!,t'
lai. r grain. H-ow l.rely li'.i-i
ihe Hanger I'""
position of sepanilor man on he I
l hresiuilir luiu inie . ,
had io h!ive the machine on a'-.;
count of Ills lillh'hoy hreakiuv. Ii.m
;, for (he, second Hme U.i sum-
mer Mr. KMlOU wan Ihe former,
separator mnn mr.Ffrt VauV uu'-(
i-hllirt. , - . ' '
The weather is .Hiking ti' very
fine turn for the' peasnnnl nctiv.
pics ui I his place. Tlie crops havt
proven hetltir than' anticipated Vm
n;ost;!of ilie farniH... 1
petition Tor Hnihtage IMstriet
IPiNNKlCH I'MIP.KY, Idaho, i-,
I'eililon has been filed In tllstrh-r
court forcreutton of another drahi-
age dirilt in Hie Kootenai val.
ley. Tills proponed" iliKtrlel eon
laina ahout 3i:0 acres on iho
north slth- of Ihe Kontenul river,
ahonl five miles below thinners
Kerry, lmd ownerW in this dh.
Hid include o. II. f:fiuphell, Kd
Kar Charles H. Pln(o, Alouxo
t-onper. Kr d Plalo. Mary V. Ilnw
kins, Kerry Unhide, Helmtue Him
iirmi. i:. I'. HuwKlns, Henry
Moor1. J- I i'oie. . J. A. Welch,
OMiiohil IMlilu,' J.- it. VHey, . A.
llemieiKon,' v., S. Plato and P. l
n.iar.land. - ' ft
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If you have not familiarized younelf
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Its engineering design and its fine ma
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Another reason is a floating platform
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Owners will tell you that gasoline
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You accelerate from 5 to 25 miles an '
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