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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1924)
'..Wednesday, August 27, 1924. THE LA GRANDE fiYlNING" OBSERVER r -- -- SPEECHLESS CONVENTION -IS PLANNED CHICAGO Ai)-An ' almost speechless convention has fawn planned for the eleventh annual gathering of the National Akuo ciatlun ..of UHait Clothiers urni Furnishers'- which meets in Grand Central ;ialaco. New York, the tve-ufc of Sept. 8, according to an nouncement at association head quarters here. There will bu no set speeches except tit ,th opeit . inir.when Mayor Hylnn wifi ffv an adUreas, of welcome, but there will bp a clothing enpoaition, di rectors eay, that will speak loud er thah words. . ' EVury dealer, however. ' will be given opportunity to exprew his own . or usk the views of other members, on problems of the business. In the way . it i hoped to . give the . members a greater vuiuu than formal ad dresses would afford.-,- . The' program provides (ot dis cussion .of store, arrangement and tho "liruss. Well and Hueceed" cititpulgn which . bus , been in progress. ; "Besidu this tho entity tinfe of the convention will be ffiyeq, over to( the Uiseusston of whatever matters Uiu retailed de-, Hiro i , " ' Ov-er , three hundred manufic- turers from, ail parts of America will participate in the exposition which will occupy two floors of; the pslace. i'here will be no set; style show, but tho exposition will; bhow style tendencies of alt type J of material, including Unit goods; d em op st rated on iivinif models. -. i The "Dress Well and Succeed j campaign. ' will be si reused. Al ready over retuii ctoihinj merchants 4hroJgipMi the cotn try'urei using the slogan, and t co-operative advertising plan hita bw-jB-, developed. . Wherever thv campaign is started, it will in clude flvp to seven fuii puges of newspaper.., space, JHusUutltirT in'vrchandisittg ideas,, In addU i6 there- 1 will be 48- uartm . .b.uilt .on' "Dress Well and Succeed. ""each bearing 'some, spe cific - point . to show .the. influence clothing 'lias on business und so cial suc-ss. v - 'f Itrcsfdeai Koswoll " S. ' Oeor-tfts Watertowji, - N.,' Y- has- been ac tive .'in the preliminary work of the . convention, , . t - - Queen of Chinese Flapper Chorus j Ml V IWCTII I mm iiiu i jill SMELTER IN NGH0RA6E A LA ;11AMU MAN SAYS! "My' harida will tom wen tlf f Willi rheumatism. I iooK otin box of your "Wfi1rHlna', Kidney & Ilhuumiillc Tno Ms" anil thrjr en tirely f r.e c d rat from' tills condition. V . ' O. W. Buchanan." Whirlwind : Bold on a luonoy liack tjtiaraiitoiv by every drug (lore, la La Grande. $1.00 per T SPECIAL Real Estate f Bargains TUree tfw bungatows, $-U0 io $5tnm each. ; f Several high cluasi - modern homes, J5eo to . $IV. each. Hotel, rooming " house," boarding house 'and apartments. Fine' Iris in ess building on Adams avenue near post office. J'lne building lots in all parts of ii Grande. . Several five and HMterc liacis, Muy Park Addition, Farms, stock ranches, - chicken ranches, dairy ranches; etc. '.SScu Vb Beforo You Buy. PYRAMID LAND CO. Mala H3 If. N. ronl. V. Ifc Bent, W, H. Berry , , ' Bunded Realtor 1 .! ... ' ANCJUnAG Alaska Al After an unofficial survey qt the mineral resmircea ttl&ng the gov ernment's Alaska railroad, mem bers of the I 'ntted States Bureau of Mines have recommended to Washington that an Gre-stnpUHg plant and reduction works, for treating free-miiiing ores hy plat" amalgamation and concentration of base ores be stabilshed iy tin government at Anchoragek According to engineers -of the official survey soon Jfc ' Ai bureau, an vttit. 1 mQ wlii b made. A Jp j it is reported VvH fe-miiling gold yfyd railroad belt - stiff that there ar prospects in th sufficient to supply thousands of tans of ore weefcH', and lessors are ready to enter the field as sooh uh they arc able io dispose of their product, - . Skull J'uw Jureti by PUt tttwU. lltAlUIK CITY, Ore Juniov Kulil, Hy ear-old son f Mr. asd Mr . hil KuM, while playing U the hay at their ranch was xtr&?U in the had v.ifh a pitch foHs. M't Hew Engine of Death Tested by Uncle Sim 5 MOUNTS 5 M 17 CAN FLY FROM NEW W I InOUT 0 STOP, ; i.. . 1.'""" K. ixjwtrfu) month to tarry nsurh "rnnfd Mfh" to Sitrey any anoai m Wjnt uhjtrt to 8rouna itn al McCooit Fl.Id, Daxtm, O. In addltiea to btint abt to, niafc. I 8B oj,, sight . fim Ch(to to Nn Yorii, th pHr, It U Mid, ses poiira, rf ,m1' "v nwrtin mm to r!t attack and to cacaH of cttmMfic la attltodc (st and m oJ ST 'S.".; mathlnt.Tht win an II ft ten tM H l f4 Iran ftottwsi of tanainc: whtHm so ...... , . top.of uper Kirvf . , - lttrt" Jna"N4.fluei ot what la !H.!mrTTTf!lfI"TlZil.' iorua.4.Tl! tborua wa fornwd in Ban rranclacoa Chinatown and wis r- . tour th country. ., mmm- : BENEFICIAL Light Iiainfall Improves What Threatened to Be a Serious' Situation at Clover preek. . . IRE CARS iW THAN Itl 1923 ;SAIKM. fJipeeial to-1he..UtKierv-jr -On July 31 1924', therrt'Was a tyial of ; S7,l jmotor vehicles ix'Sistered in Oregon. Of if if a' nam jtjer-. if$2,?t)i vero s passttflffer ears fund commercial 'wdiiclpa . .Of les? - flhan one ton tatKuvlly : and 45,4 were, trek or commercial ears tit one ton or greater "caiiatity. tit is number was 2?,H4' sreater thus, laOVKH HIKKK. (.Special) - Thtt ruins of the punt, iveekiv.ur very wehome;' even .though 'IhW .li.Itia'...! t.tP.r,t .,,.1,, I'd, rainfall waa not so heavy as to """ ""'V , damase Hie ifrain,, eilher in in, Um n slack or that left incite field by!Tlle total regis! rathma for the e thc coiublne. The drotiKiM h iM the bejflnnimf to lKfH in thi .c. "Wi""' "of m licensed oh tiori. Two Horimra that furniw jMly 3i tlw for huMhnitl miMifwea b ii entire registrations fur the failed. Altto water had to b.i linm-:-1" l8-3 Awmminet that the res ed for the stock. Kverythtnc was dry and there was a danger of .fit both in the fields and In tiw -for eU4-;ven thuuKlt ike rain was too iHtraliotmfor ffte balditeo-'of the year f 924 1 will he' on ,a- oar with the. registrations for tlta icbrres- nondinir mirlod -of tlie vxt .1923, lutn to hein the srowinir ni M Je loial niimbr vrlnuiur ve wufi verv heneflefai to the Ddiur-a,!hhis . whieh will bo Heimed in KdiNon MeCsnae iid Jim. !e- sOreffon on- Jfeeember' 3Jst will Iw Voro weru-reoi'iil' viHitora io 1A nprosimftte iy t35,yo, r subHttitt- end Ctrande. ' . ' ; .: . Mr. ami Mra, Ituphes are, u m their farm helpim; their win with Ihi! harveal. Allhouffh Mr; Jliwh es has owned i he farm, here for imMy v2S,&0 more than at the- of tho year 1923.. i ' Durihjr tho iiiofiili ; Vrf.- July .11 eensea isKued Mens ua follows:' pn- '0(fir ira and ejjitittriil t-nm ttf the iiasl.twelvo years e tias ai-ji,. Htan one ton vaomiiy waya made Mb home on his otl-tr,c8 er COmmerela cars of one farm mac Ja Grande, whteh ,r jtonor more ciipaclty l,31t. moior- ! owned tor.- tho iwsi .fniifj tyb'S 3E. motor , vehicle dealers yeitrs. mi year (my 1 1 9, t-t-hauffeiirs Kill, motor ve-J ,lwo sons take possession F iii'iir farms and-have, been tonriiiR th1 roast and WashtuKton in. hopes Of beaefiiinjr Mr. Hiighi-s' healih. w hieh has. been, poor for, the parf i:lx months. ' jle feHs thsf - li ;' chould have, rentuliied away loser4 but whs fflad to K1 horn-, r - Mrs. Janfes Collls and .children iwho huw; been .viHiilmr , at tlin hlele operators "Th" total fees from lhe transactlona. ug gregated - !,IM!.' fhv fees trojn motor vohleie Iranmetions. thai is. for motor ..ear, motor truek irmj- motoreyeW tlefmse, as wir- if thf lle'fiHes -issued to .motor - v h!eh dealers, ehayffvni,' motor vc hieie' operators and. oih?r-('fmlie- tfoim in to'eMon wMfi the", ad i tints! ration of thn motor). liu.ie home f Mr. and Mrs.j. A. ,ve- t'anst;..iuvvre4,Iirufxl.ttt.thi;ic4mH;ittWS vf ft,Cr.ft'BJrRr'.S62v' al tms I'mtrfe,: luwno. - ;979i, or suimfanifaliy ?tm,tHHM?& Mrs. 'Mitf.Hn MiiglMln, -iff pM'sA :vW of the fees from it-.intnie and UimlMf'iwiiof-NorlUJw-dpAV.. durmg tha iwr.'iollHg Creek, OuriHR pe riod the limfkleberry 1 s ui;m they " aitmtmtpd to $3,84 B,- A1I tiles fees, lesa Bihulii- .-veral ported m-eing 'BU t sI(HtratiV(, ,.Xpeneig are. on March Ml I lie vicinity l i ik ."" iMh a,5 K,mmtmr lth oi arh year Iraitsff-rred three-foitrfha to the. Highway e'und and oo-fourth &&&&&&&&&&&& A SHAP One of the beat- 16 -acre ti-ucla lniul in Kruitdalu. BJilst be sold to nettle tlic csUtu of tho late Frank Coykeudall, deceased. Come in and get full par ticulars from' .' ' Li Grande Investment Company BUNDED nCAUrOR itoUable AcenU for RrliaM Inauranc Coot Das Ira. Ul AdJuna At. tula ' und now tlMit. rcirt tonr frri t'lilun Mint m viTiil rnjves liuv illtd thi-ri! of lilaotili.R, nmny In lliiH vi Inlly nru imthtnK isluim Jo vuii lii iili. . . llarvrNlltiK Kntln will noon ! ruintlt 111 this BM'llon. In jnm t IliHlHmM-it thf Rrln la cotiilns. o1 well, iwiiilly tin- fall noun Bniln. Mr. Lit'orp' t arlM-a w u r.-cclil l.u fjrmiil" visitor. ' - - . uf lli mimiHi'r tit .'lovvr frwlt, igi"""" ,- now worklnfr arttr North I'owd.'r. Aim. Myron Orout imn hern a frMifiil visitor to Cnlon this. aim. - ini-r. nil! IH now iilaniitilir lo visi h.-r lull lo 111" fwvi'rHl I'oontti'H of tilt' Htyl1 In proportion lo.the mlinlifr of &i IJlirutlons for tHmlliH 4-o('.vi'd frolii arh roimty. '4'li 3li:eluV f on tin' flrn! of .July an ltitv'd, no tliot liiitl thf'H" .ritjslnlriilioit niaile itl nil I'srlii't ifHod of Hi yiur it-y would littv li?in.4ljl'tntlutly doilliti til HMiouilt tif f'8 for til Whlfi tin? number of motor ve- lillH riffiHtrd dwrlnff fh monili of April,' May and Jinn. IJ'.'l, hotiM'tA hot less than durltii: the -or- piinnts In Muiitiina Intt !Mi.rm.inllns titoiith of tli- yir mi's, til iirHlt otiilooK iimH-nt'-K that tli ti(nK lHHii(l for th; bal uiiiM of tbi ynr I9: will 1 l mantliilly on lvl lth thotu; l sul tliirtni; tli! t'orrioiiiiiii; pe riod f irjj. 3 TtW.S8 ll HAHKHtSS ntAlltlK I'lTV. Tli.j Traill- box fni-tory wiia lntroyil; ty tlr.i ut an cut limit tl Ions of I'J&.no, partly Ittatir!, ' Tim fin. I aiij- poad lo i.ttvt irallfrltt from spiirK! from a tonttir Vnlly ntilr'af .UBini. I m i roirm i ow.r f r . jmny ha-t m'iv iihhib . int. isit'mr for nil ailxlltiiry plant filrnlKDln ; .tohn lay. t'lmyoii Ity anl f'rjitrl' nllh llBlila durlllB tin water all.M tllKr. . Ill' linroinii " 'w v.,m , , U) tit put thrri' loi In darkni for nj.(tllt few days. II ana l' arronsj llvtl tlM'.llBlifa lo'tawn tin tliu". toana imtll " t1'" ahorlatso of! nuti-r i ov-r. s, I,.i,ii-n'h lldhl'onti-rttlon.. COItVAU.IH. Or. W. 8. ltron. prof'-saor of liortH'ilMnw. lias 1-ft tor British Columbia aa doli-gaitrj In th anaual conv.-ntion of ti. Norlharatarn Horticultiirlsta, Ktt tonioloiflnta and riant Tat boloiV. AiiEiiat - to' at Kuinlinrlan.1. T.rrllory iovr.l ny mis orpinii.- lion lnlinla or- Kon Idaho. I tuh. t'olunilda. Waabina'.iil vn i; ii:hi;iith. jch.im;k K It U 1: N K, tin. . Aii'iron Frank lliilrt, S3. ri-Unn iminty yotitti. who has Hvrial lwra limp, Ik In tilt tfMliMjf Jail hr ilirif. Hli ipscrting hifi yonnir wtfo and riMinhil? away allh 'afttthr aoman, Mrs. r;tltl Itrttiiititj; of lown. . ' fiat;, mid MI'S, Urillilln; wrltt lioiii' of fiata faltir. John In Ws1 Kprtnaft!!. wher- th. woiiihii was liMrohi:pl ait life wlfj rtit,a panata arrl'r.j tli woman as tht'lr daimhlfr-iii-taw nnlM li.r ral ' fiilsliand' arrlv-! from -Towers a frw daya aeo i-l tok 'iarae of . his itMIduiln:li!cr, who had afrompaliid br mother and IJalt'a to Kugt-ai-.- - Mr. Itrln. tltiiff said lie did not want to taka tils wlf byi-lt. ayrordlfig to fc?h-rltf IVank K. Taylor. Watirtml(Mt MiatlK AHi'li! THK DAI.I.KH. Ufc Tll Irat ran on riorl iMr itt an arri Molltana'aod Urtllril,fol. j.njng of wa)IH.unM Correct thia atntence: "My coii ifrcgatlon," said he, are coutpoa ed. alaiuilt wlioHjf at Suva," turrtd whfn Hit-hard liankin. . i. ranrlior til lha iry Hollow- dtat't awora to a larct-ny warrant whi-'h waa aerved upon tari Tiaoittf, to- ulayniat.. The wouml waa ulwut an Inch dvrp Juat aliava tiia tiiij- pl. oauainie a clot of Wood to form oft the brats. 11. atat takrn to th hospllsl aod la -fettiits atone aa wtl as rnutd b xrrrtd. lftItfKT Will-Si pHIHtKTKW BAKKH, ttr-A .forrNt flro on Uifhtnlnic ejwk .afoout l& mlir wst ttt Jftmnpter was reported at th? hpabjaartr of -tha Whitman national fon-af this tnion and to jorrmm cegrrvrzox corvjuuj dm ttata from tkn dartis."' -ul itwrat tlia eoWfcra' tt t a guti soeftclie tt Uia. Korti " H AatoctaUtia of SuSvoUmirm, I (oroisMrl. ad flut- Uti)i gimm to i 3sti6 la ti Ofcaao- tfaa la rmem t moaa'w iumtsl AuTu. 11 to Jl, M isw.. . i.-;.-. ,' - ; - - W, 8, Brow. Bt-afa ot Ht'UHare; C, S. ttbimtar, aao- cJata prxttcmer, uti I Iasc extcsaloe Jjorttoortiirtat B- O. TtaompaoBt ot tfi Msa wft felisr. p.'aat rfilteioM ai h coilMB, sd d R. OnN of ift rtatios pjaot ymioT drparl- ruj crrr, ot Ti City canstav eojop-atsy.' at-Web ha ; Ft r--'S u :nt-d orUoE? an r a short shsttfsws, tpcJ - bus' on e v er fr -taafri&h, v:ara end pFUom 13 r I he riex. MS wscka, Uerisc Mia ttna the eotn. laajr wtii fct ef?ratts (s p?fif n ara Woe and lo fbjht th Haim-a. . 1 It ia not known how srrieaa title fln ia, only that it 1 IS a hruvlly UnsiH r. -J atction wh.Tc a f . r l- vv .1 ts bard t& onlsrsl. sKAtiiDE ifrwfcR Job Lirr gE ASi DB, Ore. r Ths Srand J toa.nl ot trratar iaramUatsB-H-a iiu :iatoi?d c5atrfcfrl- or tti Ba- the city from tt j)sslM&B v- mliai te Uis; ao ttfc.- Cua aame4Ssfs fesatrasS :m .;ari'i to ts. Utheek, Au-ffta, eostraetfar; ttm nmtrriai coctrac. id t5a Cpa.5t CSiIvart FltM-aa sEfBr ef FerttsnS. - .. II Sr- :; 1IM SortModel btatioriliss Motor No vibration at any speed not a quiver just smooth power Force-feed oiling system Never before such a motor in a ear priced so low Balloon Tires Fivt Fislt "full" balloon tires, greatest advance in Tiding comfort since invention of springs. Pi Wheels specially designed for balloon tires. Easy to change tires only four lugs to unscrew. Nevet before on a car priced so low. Alemite Lubrication Alefnite lystrss imff rftftct fsmi iuhiScaflon. A fe-v mtftuf wlthife-m Alcm!t and iftstesk and raffles art gwit, Uood-by; to mey oil can tittd dirty gH cup. 4-Wheel Brakes New, improved, locomotive type four-wheel brake t hat guarantee your safety positive safety- under pII driving conditions. Cariscontrolledbyslightest pressure of brake pedal on the steepest of grades. Never before on a car priced so low, , Smooth Disc Clutch Thn clutch npges so jmoothiy "'J isfdy notice to pari-' ' ttvt ion. Only in the Star uttd hijjhef priced cars U positive tctksn Dry Disc Clutch found. , Many, Many other refinements too numerous to mention. See thfs car today or send for beautifully illustrated folder giving complete details of this 1925 sensation Never before in the history of automobile building has anyone produced such a car priced so low, making good our assertion: the Star is 'A LowPriced Higb-Grade Motor Car' Ili If ' mSfittr STAR MOTOR COMPANY CALIFORNIA PACIFIC COAST FACTORY-OAKLAND-CALIFORNIA DEAttRS EVERYWHERE J. P. MORELOCK Coitfer Elm and Jefferson : e La Grande, Ore . -i, - . , ' n sm,if;' ' , !r,- IP, I k m m mi' - W- 15 its 4 "I 111 Ml! 4 - -, ' ,.: IS . . ' i 1. f L 5 ri ...-i . t . w. t - 4 4 '