La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 27, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt Wednesday, August 27, 1924?. ' PAGE THREE TTtE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWSo Wra. p- H. Ivanlwo. Mm. C. J. lenholm and Mrs.' Kuto MHnUcIl Jt La, Grande, via motor, for pton, whore they will spent a-v-k days visiting with Mr.). f,auru I Nash. Mrs. Ivanhoo and her psln. Mrs. Urimlell, wcro gi.-l-d frlunds of Mrs. Nash's in jssourl. Mrs. Brlndell now makes r liomu in Orlundo. Florida, auO ra. Nush has not seen hur to iiiiy years. i ... El very delightful party whs giv at tho homo of Mr. and Miti. Iph 11. Paxton Saturday, August fd. when five smalt guests wtu tertaiued in honor of little Mt3 irys Olive t'axtun's first blrth-p- atrlfl versa ry. Tho ufftcrnooi. s pleasantly spent, after whtcii licious refreshments were aerv- Those present wer Mrs. Owrtft Baars and son, Arden, and dau- ft e r. M avis June, M rs. U o be r t bit and daughters, Winifred an 1 ttrley. Mrs. Donald Lester nnd aiKhler, Dorothy Jeun, Mrs. ilph Chenault and son, ltobert. I toss Eaton and son. lions. Miss Greet a MeHhntn and Mi M rs. Halph H. 1' ax loll and inciter, KJaryB Ulllvfc. ' . ielory for the tfrcen side, wit'i bo points and defeat for the yei- with -11700 points was the una' ulls of the Bible eonlest whic'i b been conducted by the.. Island y Kpworth leujruo. during tht fnth of August. , , .. iVilltam Wallls was the leader the winning side. Aims Bouhili iroeder, leader of the losing aide torts that her workers are ffoiriT have a lot of pleasure preparing. bnmiuet which la to bo" ffWeii a short time for the' winning Interest has been very evident oughout the. contest, and was mined until, the final count last nday evening. i ." , . . - .'. dr. and Mrs. John Alien and' (I her, Mrs. George Allen, spent iday hi Sampler and Bourn:. gu- ktllV AUVOCATKS ' llKAKIk " ' HWI'OIU, Ore. llev. w. .'. nil lipnil of tllll Antl-HlUliull Lui'. and Governor I'lcrca k'C- d on law enrorcellU'lll ner". Hi'rwls showed Ills motion lire. -Tin-. Lust liuld vt Slli-i--Kvndnll." In that ralil.lhi iirr u killed near Albany, , Tin? rtinllrnt'o wit 8 implored see. to it thut nil luws iirci'd. especially the den til h amendment. iimriifoil '..onflllifinM in Oreiroo fo pointed out by Mr. Herwilt, i :i IK.-U tin? isovwnor nnu ler officers. A nlronir appeal niiidi. fin- funds to carry on Itll.ilifin unrlf In Orrcon. flove.rnur . l'lerco followed Mr. rwlR mid pleaded' Tor me en cement or tho prohibition law, tatlntf out hid fceord forlhe I v m Mlllfl . 1 llllt. llO Llil u-oioset tho next legli- re h "Ml ror-.inore lunusiu used In enforcement work. Cnllert ialms by Lottery. . - L'LHNITZ. Germuny. (Al -- lilors of a; local firm have beep iNed Ihnt every Saturday nlffit bills which are due will be put a revolving wheel, and I lie w hich come out Nrst must be Tins system will be fotlov. until all claims are ltUtdUlcd- Joint ObM'rtanun IMkiiikiI. jlll-J DAIXKS. Ore. Joint- ob ance of Constitution duy. in Datles by the public and the kon Stale liar assoeiuiun h will be In annual session September 1 !. Is the plan of I members of the bar. Julg anaiigh of rorllund Is expect- o 'snefili. " It Grows Hair. or Your oney Back housandt o f hen are grow- new hair and ing an end to i I p ailments i the new Van method of itment. van Liquid Scalp .sage makes it Y la eive the p proper cars and to have a A of abundant and glorious hair. he rubber nipples on the patent licator feed the treatment di ly to the hair roots and at the e time gently manage the scalp. isl us about our money back lay treatment plan. We give positive guarante. (las Drugs Beauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try fUE MAMNELL9' SHOP lllniiii , Sonuner Did. -i illy td for' ery ned" PHO.VB MAIN tit C ARM'S Where Your Credit Is Good f SOCIETY WIRS BUS! . it 1 1 f 1 1 nun Navy Blue X'Frock riMBROlDERY is being used tnoro 12j dlscriminately.'than usual this . sson and therefore is more ef-i 'ectivr than -ever, before. On this navy blue froek the tnn embroidery. not only, brightens up the dress it-; self, but It emphasizes the best lines, without 'detracting from their sim plicity. The sleeves are unusual ad so is the use of the buttons follow ing; the side seam on tho skirt. .- ; 'i l'lll( l-:S COMING WKA'n'HKR. Wash. "Krult prloel .Wjil be imtrh higher the next fw'6 yours, bt 1 am sure they will nut be as high as some unln- fornicVV uehute luivn itreillfteil he- j.t'aitUe.thiM'e Is a-lmil -to- what et-- pb tail' pay, "-said M. VV Wood ruff of the Weimlehee dtslrb't imi openil(re nriHoelul ion, on relurn ing ' from (lie international apple shlpper'a convention nl SI. LouIm. "Wholesalers and Jobbers show ii keen Interest hi boxed apples, w-hlcli Is almost contrary to whal they' did last year. A good many extra fancy Jonalliaus -.were sold at $1.50 to $1.75 h bo, de)tendng on the .shipping" tlato, and a fair guanltty of extra fancy I telleloiis was. sold at,$3 a box.. I thlnktthe trade will hiiy freely at fairly good prices- but- only very- sparingly at the' high prices. . . . "Business 'in jod almost every where. In 111 east, very few places being iilet. The outlook is promis ing, with notable Improvement in midwest farming districts. Hm comparing conditions whit the pe riod before tin- war. One of tie', hopeful slffns k that we are rendy to recognize that-we run not pros per unless Kurope prospers. We are overcoming a lot 'of war-fostered hatred. I'Vom South Caro lina to Maine the uounlry Is look ing to the t'oolidKc udiiitnlslru lion with a reat d;iil of security nnd the certainty that we are hav ing a common sense, business ad ministration. People expert it " continue." , rind Slutlertiig Curable. . V1KNNA.- ( A 1 M Netirlv -1 1 'children affected vvilh the linl.lt or stuttering may be cured If Ihe p.i ttcnta ore given proper ' cure bi .time. This was the consensus o' joptnion expressed by cpMis tit tin (first congress ever held on lh continent to discuss improvement 'of tho power of speech and tlo voice among youngsters. HE WON TDK I5CT "I was skeptical of all mrdl rlne and doctoi-s. A friend ml- ised me to take Mnyr'a Wondor I rill Itejuedy und ossiired me It 'hud cured him of Ills stomneh , I rouble. I d id n't , take any st ock 'in it nnd he bet me f( that l( wf iild be e(Uiil1y sueceKsftd tn my ruse, lie won the bet." It Is a simple, bai nib'ss prepu ra tion that removes the catarrhal uncus from the intestinal trad luod allays '. the Inflnmmalton which causes practically all stoi.i ' neh. liver and intestinal ailrnenih. .including appendicitis. One dose '..in .nnttni-n nr liiotiev lellindrd. nil drmrcists. Adv. 3m I 11 1 v. 'mi ; 1 'I W! A J : , fir -nflLLum Cutting of Second Crop of Alfalfa Under Way Hay Crop Good. . WAI.UIWA (Special) Kami-' era in tho valley are beginning to cut their second crop of alfalfa. Much of the hay appears to be very good. 'yw warm weather of Vhe past few weeks has caused the hay to make a very satisfactory growth, wlmre plenty of Irrlga lion water has been avuilablc. Mut very little of tho hay croii has been sold here. A few small sales have been reported at prices ranging uround J 10 and $13 per ton. The sale of hay further up the valley Is said to bo more ac tive than here. Several large crops near Joseph, are reported to have been sold ut about 12.50 per ton. "lllll" Brooks and family visit ed willi , frlunds at Kiilcrprlso Sunday, , , K, W. South wick and wife ar rived hero Saturday evening by unto. They huve.beeu living In California for the past four years. Kliuo Flnbv and family, accom panied by Mrs. Kin ley's mother, Mrs. Ada Greer, left Krlday even ing by auto for a few days visit with relatives at .Moscow Idaho. , Dick t'ote. and family spent Sun day visiting friends at Joseph, j -Itoy Gaslin and John Ander sou returned the. latter pari of the week from Vnion, where thoy went the first of the week to bring a tractor purchased there by Mr. Gtustln to use with his new; It asset I m para tor, which re re ceived recently. . The outfit was moved from town to the Gust in ranch a few miles east of town the last of the week, where they ex pect lo commence threshing soon. GIIch Plass moved his threshing outfit to the Minor ranch the last of I lie week, where ho threshed, a field of wheat for H. llegga, The yield Is reported to have been about fifteen bushels per aorerajid of good quality The officers of the Wallowa Counts' I'omona grange visited Iturtlett while on their tour of the county In the interest of the granges, and were successful in completing an organization there with a membership of 30 charter members. Officers elected at the meeting were: J : W: MoAuIey, master: Kdrio Kyon, lecturer; TH i lo MeNeul, secretary. Tho people In that section of the country are mid to have been much Interested in the work of the grange, und ex pect to have a lively organization going I here soon. The work wns not so fully completed at the two other points where effprts were made to organize new granges, niiinely Alder Slope mid Klont. however, at the first named place enough names were secured to In sure iin organization there. Wed nesday, AiiKtisl l'7th, was set us I he dale f'r t he next meeting there. The meeting held at Flora wns finite well attended, but u sufficient number of signers were not secured until the following day, when I he commit t ee visit ed a number of the farmers and se cured their aid. I'lenly of names were secured in this manner to make an organization possible there. me lo the busy threshing season, the organization meeting biiK been delayed for a few weeks. When these three- new organiza lions are completed Wallow.a coun ty will have nine subordinate KrtuiKcs. It Is thought probuble i hat one or two ' other granges may be secured In the county ut x later date. Itev. Ceo. II. Keese was taken Kiiddenly ill whib' at Klora the pnt week and had to be brought here for medical atlention. lie is re ported to be greatly improved at I hi time. Mrs. George Cameron Is report ed -to In Millie I" "gain. She hJd been in poor"nttllh for several months, but bad shown signs of Improvement recent ly. M..... f n.e farme.:s are i.repnr-; 1.,.; 1 1 tnmenee fell Heeding in uiKhiMH door will cost you $1.70. few days. The reeenl rums na" tuiide Ihe ground niolsl i'IhmIkIi lo Insure H rnpid mTiiillialloil of weil. Dlirinir "e I'UhI rew years Ihe. K'-'lwhnpierH have ciius-'d many funnels In delay seiilini,' un III Ihe frosls hud deplclcU the KnisHlinppi'rs. , I'raellcnlly nil formera lire or Ihe opinion 'hut curly seedlnK ( rail wheat bus lunch lo do wllh Ihe crop. The beat crops Mires'i ed In Ibis section of Ihe coiinlrv this year have been early aowlnK. Ihiiry MiniKhan was a Wallowa business vlsllor the last of Hie WHY J?c Troubled Willi FLYS? 1LY Sl'KAY Will kill them instantly. No trouble to use. Moon Drug Co. I'roinpt and Free Delivery week. Mr., Mnughun ,'ms two largo trucks busy hauling (.umber from his inltl on thv Cowwatkn. ridge, 1 Ho has about half of tho cut loaded out, and vstutes that he will bo busy for. tho next six weeks hauling the baluncc uf some 300,000 feet. ' The road to Pow watka has been in excellent con dition for heavy hauling tho great er part of tho summer. ... George ljithrop of Joseph was among tho Wultowu visitors ; the latter port of the week., -i lcroy Haggles and family' of l'ocatello, Idaho, canto in the! lat ter part of the week for a few weeks visit with relatives In the Iauo sent Ion. Mr. Htigglis holds the position of mail clerk and U off on his annual vacation, - Ted Collins returned home from Im Graude tho hitter part of tho week" having gone thero after' a shipment of .sheep. The Charles Hunter . Ihrrshltig outfit bus been laid off during the past few days due to . ft break down. i HI'SII Sl'IIODli ltr'.l'AUt WOHKv fdKl'lt II'AI.KNK.' lduho. ' AlleralloiiH on the old part of the llltrh Kehool litllldlmr will lie com pleted III llmo Tor the upclllne of school on Si-plembei 2, H waH. an nounced hy Xiipwlnteiiileiit , J; H.. lireckehtldKe. AaSciiilily. and. jryni niisluin raellllleH will. ! lacking illB 4s finished 1 In tW .lMVr' jH or. Oeluber. ''.l'jSoliultlv ,IH(r 'uttldiSiit body .. will lV divided dnlq I wo dcr tloiw and 'each 'Vili luUo' un; sl hilily fciieli ii' in- tllu. ."tudy luiiL ' ' '- i :: ' ." .( ! j ; In (lie library.' which", ! blnir cuuibllled 'Willi Ihe. xLilUy, finlU rucks ai'e.'.belnir liulU. .lo. iiccUlji niodate ami votiiiues. ;M r llrcck enrldKe said1 1 hut II la' :iuillied'to stint iiiiiiioiliutely on li progruin'of cspunuluu of (iie. library.". ., 1 . I'OltMI'.K liWItlXl Wfl V1K IA Yi'tl.V, Wash. N('WS jias been received-of the dcaltl at I.oh Anncles, CbI:iC folonelj Krarifc. Qrcenc. who curiie here In-tho late .70-s. and iniulc tills lib) hpino Ifor liiony years. H" waa n inemiier of -tho tlnlled Rlutusi nrmV sltinal aervico while hero and spent : al most his whule life In llnl servlco or his country. Ho had, rellrcd from Ihe "urnl wheif Ilie t'lllled Slutcs entered Ihe. World war, tiul reentered acrvlcc und rendtfrcd valuable assistance., " . Colonel Greene was married. In 1S7H lo "Miss Alice . Itiilnwaler, u dallBbW or Ihe . fate Jacob Itillll wiUep. pioneer or Dayton. .Ueside his widow, t-olonel Green "is tmr ylved by a duiiKhlcr, Mr. Jallies Vea'tfer, Zambounffo. 1'hlllpp'lne Islunds. and a son, John Greene, Heno, "Nev. - . , 'r . ' CLAUDE LVntATT Shall we say wu want moiv I business when wo are rushing from morning till evening filling ordi'rs? Wu are making good on the low margin profit' plan. The building material hardly gets chance to light In the yard until It is picked up by wagons trucks and trains, ' and some hauled 5o miles or more. Ihe window und door orders are pou: Ing in by t ho score. We sell the best grade 1x4 bevel - sldhu for $21MHI per M. A 2xH liy lixf these prices., Let us know your requirements. The Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. ' Tin- 1'iHir ,Mnu' I'lleiiil" . Ouuu. I'lHilMlrr. rilOM; L'4 V. So Similar IIiinIiicss Remington Game Loads Are loaded lo a uniform Htajidfird velocily "nnd they're wet proof." Kquip for your hunt at Oregon Hardware & Imr. 'Co. : ' PAYS TRIBUTE TO WALLOWA (Hoprlntcd . from On-gun , ' . !IUStlU'i!8) lrvthir E." Vir.lnff, president of th'u 'statu chaiiibor. tuth-r with thr iiitinhjrvr rixenlly vlutUtd km urat KKHtorn Urcsun culiiiituuttlut?. tho lour cutiitlniLtlns with thu nit- nuul mii;linira uf thv ltukvr . Cuuu-M ly ;hnmur of C'oliunorco ami the Old -Orfffon Trull aiwoclutlull. I Tho. returned enthuBliiHttc twlttt a new - Vinton uf tile potulbllltii's of th' aectlons - visited. Uf hW trip lo the Wallowa, country from lA Grande. 'President VlutiiKSityii: y "Wu ' were Introduced to the wnmlerful Wallowa reclon whieli lis. - In. reality a Wallowa wolider- lunu. ll coniaina a repiica ol . (tho most nqlcd . features uf the' Alps und has, int addition, Inkes und ' streams teeming with fish and enhanced by waterfalls uud Alpine settings. This Walluwu Wonderlund, will become one of tho great ..scenic attractions of the nta4o. It will be to the Uni Oregon Trail' whfft" Crater lnkn is to tho-liulfu? fhlghway,," , Tile ..Old Oregou '.Trufl annual meeting, U01 bamtuet. was charac terized by Vlnlng aa one of the' moat enthuslustlo . assemblugti ever lield Ip thp attite. ; To th; spirit of this meeting and the unnuur meeting' ot IlicT "liiiiii r county 'o'rgflnlitHtWn; ho- pays the following eloquent "v tribute: - . We."'T'lnd .'in . Ka stern Oregon, in -common' with'-, other sect lens of our- Mat Oj a progressive . spirit of' enthusiastic Optjmlsm in spite of- the 'low' piicea 'of VlVeiit and cattm 'and,'- with tluv indbmlhltable spirit which cbhracterUes 11m Old Oregon TrKJI, - they 'lire "prepurlng to cupttuUze the better Uayanliead and build 'substa'ntlally through call it a v honeymoon?. . -. t . ' - . . ; , because it was pace a custom in Northern Kurope that . newly wedded couples ( should drink mend (whin mailed from hom y) for a "inooh.:' or '.27 days. In the new home, or liny home, 1h one iir the first reiillremeiilH !for wounds.' burns und npraliis. I WhoneVr' you suffer a cut or scratch, paint It with I'ureli-. t j Iodine .'lo previ nt Infeeilun nnd M iiCKon . iieunnK. . i:cellelll man for. taking- the -soreness, out or insect bltea und- Influiuiiiullon. One; of .200 I'uretest prepiint tlons ror , heallh .. and hyulene. Kvcry Itelii the best thut shlll and carei can produce. Glass Drugs Keep Your ' Kycs tin (he Shade'' of ' tun;. : UtCDROOM . WlNU()V (Hen toliiorro-.i's p-iper THIS the valleys ami recreational reg ion over their vast territory an integral and worthy dnuuiln uh a part of the Oregon empire." (uano l-'oiiml lit IMiillpplucM M A N I LA. ( A I ' ) The discovery of guano deposits In the provluc 1 of t'ebu which are easily accessible by laud and sea Is expected ,lo in crease thu use of Fcrt It titer not on ly on sugar cane plantations but m other lines of agriculture. II Is is llmuled that .riU.hDU tons of guun i ure available In one locality i.'ebu. rerniaiieiilly waviil, wavj or ' curly linlr nliuulil I hi Water- Waved The water-wave tn aoft and natural In appearance, tn no wlao. can It possibly . barm Ihe bair. Moles, warts, aupurflnn-ja lialr porinupuntl. niiiiuveil Uhort leaf All Work ('MnrauliMX. Al TIIR COI.ONIAI1 I'liuno 621-if 1S0I Ffftrtb St. Apt. D Fall Hosiery for Discerning Women Tin; wiMiifMi who reeojr ni.cs and iipprocialtw true Kiiiai'tiics.s in thu acct'ssories r dress is certain to appreciate thu fine qualities and cor rect (shades of hosiery presented here in com plete new assortment! for the Kail. J 'rices: " $l..'i0 and f2.2."i ThcBootery, Inc A 1'nrmltM! or I lrl let Uomn of Ihe Areli Aid Hhoc (.UOVi;it bAUTII. Mgr. tttl U Kt Ht. I'houo AM ft) AUTUMN A Season of Beautiful What is more grati fying to all fashion loving women than the knowledge that new apparel modes are now ready f or inspection and selec tion? Here is evidence of the smartest twists Fall F rocks have taken. Coats, straight - line w nippy effects, rich ly furred, distinctive ly designed, and very moderately priced. Hats, Blouses, aiid all the' small access ories and likewise in terestingly different. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ' AND MILLINERY KunhIuu Women Wcnr StN'ks. MOHCOVV. (Al1) In the Inter st or t'eonomy Uussluu wuin u mil Ktris have taken lo weui Inu imiseultno sue Us. Kull lenKth all1; stoekliiKS, whleh nstmlly nre snuig- tSY 'ijOAri:ns, ' nro lioro always 011 thu Job to feed customers with Ihu purest or brenil, rolls und pastry, all mudo of tho beJt tiiKi-edlents, In u cleunly bakery, 'by cxporleuced uud competent bakots. You will ' Bet moro sal Is rue II on from 0 simile " forif -of our" 'hreiid lliaii from ' two of other hinds, us one tuft uloiiu wilt "prove. Try a loitf of Golden Cruet lo In y. uwiujamm i;iKcrnio t DELICIOUS CHEWINd CJlOCOIiATK, NOUGAT, COCOANUT AND C A KM EL CHEWS The Candy Shop aiio Fin Kr, llM) Rimie ol Home Mwla Oainlr ' FALLING HAIR Cheeked readily, when prop er methods nro employed, Tho Mnrlnello system pro. vides J 1st Hid preparations iteeessary for various condi tions. HHOP . UK New I'-oley lltiltf. I'lmiio Main 120 Service On All Makes of Batteries Tin; ii,rii-;iiv ft r.i.i:ni!UT ni:kvick lil-lKllKill .Mnclilnc Wmht lllilic. llil I WilsIiIiikKhi Avir. m II Clothes Kletl In through tho l'ulish borJur; nro un nlisolilto luxury nnd b-jp yoml tho menus at the nvtriiun womun. At first only, (flrs jiniV' sixteen wore short' stOL'Klims;' Uii. now women giMierully liavfr utlopi ed them. . . J " 5The Bloom oifX, Expert workminthlp ind genulnt WUIard repair parts used in every Job. Fentnl butterie, you can depend upon what we are charting your battery. Willard parU Improve any battery. "Ywi rwn b,nlr on whit the tell Tea h'fe, nr1 lh ry. II I, turt t b, iMwubUb" My. Liltl, Am pel. 41 STORAGE fl H BATTERIES II IJLMFCil --sr-