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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1924)
..i-:.t-' I'k-'- PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER WecfoeaHaiy,' PriEoBw "Efr LITTLE AT THE COVE v .COVB (Special). Farmers In H fhlrf vlnlnlty nrc rtnHy In nerd of i rain tut tlu uu!l in tuo dry for i he dill work. . J.'. F. KennIy and. fnr.iJly. fjf Med (Ml fiirii.fc:, won- (Miiii -KutuUn at Did home uf Mt;i. f.Ii:V Ohamhers roomily. , .Morton Out rn hud thf i.iinrMr- tuiifl to l.n-.k lii.i It (i -,$tri. T. II. Juhntiou linn In pending pu?:t wi H; at I Iv They Paddled to School i it'f'"i"T '"" " ' i -J under .ht t,r w .M..yu..,,, &bf 'fyzJrM&& ,T. II, Johnson ,,.! A. u II. el l PCVS 4'''?; They .plan on pnlll,, ..,., , &i T "H (trim vfra'iJA ,v. .!i)i,;'i,r,wwiv,( r-.:...::-- -a-- . CAVE MilS NOT THE BOSS NEW . YOHK. ( APi Thn 'rave man wan a poor dumb beaut, who let . his mate hlH wife do hi ihfnkinK tar him." TU.u wa.i tin ronvlrtloii' xpr'- !f Muinluy )y Th. Oconto Me-Jny , uniy, uniniopoi(fiHt. uno .expiort'i, jii.i chi itiitl hr l.tndmnd, jii-oifHHor !of r'-Mu:Grie nti-aifli ai -J'ki-liody luuKctir. Yale -miivcrKUy, re- tiirut il ou I In1 HtoaniHtilp -Ortilto (i r a xiuimtHr'N work" abroad. ; Troin my inv atitfatloim in 1 4 Kuroptan mnneuriiM und in many f ouvr1 totiH, 1 doiiti yry nttich -Mra. Wuldo liUUnnUum Mrs. Emeal HorUtw n nf l.t avt n orOi, Wflah,, vf rt rolled to I In' ht'dhfdn or Mnlr , lather, (,1 oi'k Chjitiwlrk. who it Bt-rJou.ily ill ul llbt'Ijk. :- ttu. Kd Mlllurd In rrltirally 111 at hi'i' homo went or (.'ov. Hr-diiUfrlifitt', MrH. Ji-KHift l'orh-r, of !-Cunrim. Jdulio, it with hor. KA tfn-pound :tin anivrd :il t)M! houiO'of Mr, and Mva. Kiflluti-l Jllpiardsou Orlola-r I?. C.(" B. AllkVn of UtU-,; lniH n ticrord to hl liomt; ullvr Hfit-nd-tug A fow dayfl ullh his old frliu I, JiSfl. Talhnt. (T. ' 11. Johnson mad! a hiiNi Orbfl trip lo Hlarki-y Friday. '11 .), i 'hadwh-k and ranilly and 3ifr 'and M r. N- ll Kllit ; urn dally vIoitoiH to llt l.akf aana torhtrit, whi-rc their fat h r, t'h&dwlrk. Is rritltully il'. Wts. J. lu an undcrwonl a KArioun opfiatlon tit I lot l.n'k" thu first or lat - U. Ilanktn Hrvrn ta at IJof l,aki, wjwrii lu wt-nt for u initnir der ation, , lhuu tiirwe Lnlvendlv of Inwu, co-cda came back to school t)i:a yevr In a canoe. Thuy ijaddlwt murly 200 miles, tamping at ulRhta. From the front to the back of the boat they ar: J lady a Brook r, Omaha; Jo?nhtol ' Bull. Doune, la., und Cecelia Kioek, also of Doono. IrnUint lndon Lovers Drfcr ' MnrHnjrn Till l a. Is Slgni I E IT QUITE STEADY vlOJUON (AP).-TJm nvi'rai:" tnftt'rytiijr aff It London huH rit na tvein the pr-war riKum of tor brldi-ifrooiiiH anrl an rr bHdofl, to ' Ix'two.n H'j and :u i ur brhieifrooiMH and -5 to 1:7 Co; brldcHk . A n'KltitriT .('Xplaliicd thin M fcMlflff larift-ly dun to tin: di-arlh at. fultutdM hiiiuII hoiiH a or riatM. Ua JNiye rouph'H will wait a miit att oppoitnnily or ohtalnhiK soma pfaeo to llvo lirfori mnrry- havo hnd raBi'M or pioplo OahttB out a l!nn.H," th! i-twa- trs told an h)tirv!'-ui r, "and not -npytiMf at thf Uuw armtiffcd Oh trtint oj tlm arcoinmoilatton 5 lby. hoped to k t litdtiK taken by BOroeohi' alilt1 to pay u lituli -f fuit:. ' Tht'Hu roupli-:), tiy paylnK ttfo' blllinifM (.very ITirJ-.. ni0nlli, hv, kpt tludr lir'n:if valid m th4t. thoy rati marry at unco if Tho . lunihr-r market, though laclilnff aeiivlly.. remain ' nteady. IU poriB rrom varlonti scctlmiH hi ate t hat nrhun demand roiitiniiifl llo downward tmtd, hut that rountry trade aa a whole holds up wll to ita recent levels, Hiayw the Ameri can Lumberman. Chleuitn. Mol huyhiK 1m or amull lolA for lrinie- dlate delivery, .making it apparent that di-ulntH are ritmiinK on very low fttoeku and are pnrchaHlitr only what i urKerilly riiiti-ed. Thin Ih in pun uue iu UK' npt'eij Wild WJlll'n iluinher Ih obtainable from tile j in 11 1. mukliifr It unnennHary for retniUTH and PonniimerM to rarry evteimiv? Hlorks; hut polltirnl ron lilitlonH uro al&o renponalhle to a larwe extent. ManufaettirerH and dlKtrlhuterH rei-i that moHt or t lie hitNiiieaa rrom now on until the Hi ul oi the year will not lie In ex rrHH or actual couaumptlon. The Klze. of thin romauuptlon , will de- . pend larKely on weather ronditionul und tholr effect on outdoor work. IndUHt rial deinund hi hecomlnK Npotled, and will probably . remain ho until alter the preHldenl lal elf llon and Inventorleit. .Mill stocks, however, ara low In rienrfy all fanninachijlinf Hertioiffti. And it iu not liejlrved lliat u pe riod of Unlit demand will have any marked erivct on prtcea, hut. thut. rites) will remulu on abom the present hvel. The millH meun whlle wilt doubt I e pay Krruler attention to rebulldlajf . HlOckrt than 16 oblallliHK-, new iiUHilieHM that would in volvo HarrlflceH they do not reel Jiiftilrli-d In muklnjr. that the cave man ucs the boss after oil," Mra MoOurdy declared-. "WomM evidently displayed the earliest aUfna of , Intelligenco. . It was natural that they should for theirs was the drudgery of. the campaign and they hud more time to think. ' Men research workers hold; that the heautlful pre-histortc paJntinKa and drawing wero the work of cava men. I'm convinced that the bent of thorn wero done by cave women, ; I Iwlleve, furthermore, that wo men occupied a position of great m porta nee in the llfo of the fam and trllH- than I hey do. tmiay. prebiHiorlc days. dioUm rluwid. waa vi iirraletl aw the Miivatlon of, the race. Today H in u secondary! mutter.' ' 1 r. McOnrdy declined to, roin meiit upon the views put forth by I his wife. As she, in un anthropolo gist in good standing, aha is en tilled to her own theories, h said.) siriv the cniaia:i Chlygero are searecly the" sort of live material, you would earo to hrtng Into your schoolroom for study; and It is to. ho hopwl that no outdoor lesson may lead to tho unwitting acmilaiiicn of tt supply. On the other hand a lefwon would be valuabl to an cIbjoi, says Na turo Magazine. Youngs tors know in, when and where the danger of uttnek Is greatest, and thw hst means of preventing it, may bo savd miieh real suffering. rOUGHS ... Apply ovi tniox v" wUow mll plc at Views Qv.r ITMilU.n Jan IWIX , SI IITI--U Of VKNTK i Miulilonco to tho. itiocc-MI For'la'.lV- pi.r.-H.- common ; Nature Mw.Uv. ; TI1P li aam "Z?Z ,o Z o ot tho I from Iwo Or. -k wor.U ,m,J . - - . ' .", ' ; LA GRANDE IRON WORKS ' MACHINE SHOP AND FOUIfDHT Ul Klnda l Uacbloerr, Automobiles and Tnofeni -fi OTerbAoled and BebnlU AoeQlene Welding of All KMh n.iinip BorlDK ana Overall PldOM . Cruk inarm, D. FITZGERALD Prop. IaxH HonM'thlng? Read IIinAVanl' Ails! p IB jen.Cdrr$ . 7ffemariah$ro! , ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. , We Will Gladly Furnish EstimaU Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company Itot 8 Ate La Qrandi, Onaoai m I : : : -i w, . COHN IS 111(3 CHOI' Corn hrlnt;! a rtrrtit'T loml ro tu( to tho furmiTH thnn nny otli r crop. Inirtntc Dm- pum ilcrudt h-btoilni't or thin plant lum l;. r. otvlly axceodcl ih" romlitnt'd vnlu' or.tyjlonl and rotton. Hit w.t Iwo U1M1 tllioortani rt'opu. Corn xrow nj:tB tlin pilnrlpnl luk of mil lions of rarmorH, hayb Nuliir Mnu MlOO. .. Atioul u hlintlrril mlllto:i iCits f pluiitfil t. corn t'ai'ii Tar; it Ir grown m rv. t, .-::! nf th union bin Uuivci h'v.i in ih" oatrl Klul.u from Ohio wnitwunl to Muutoml nn.l I .; o:nl. I.A GRAMIH MAN SATS: ; I "My linnl and tn, wuBf rheumatism. I tooits one box of your "Whirlwind Kidnoy ; & Khoumatlo 4j0- i lots" and they en-; tlrely freed me from this condition. G. W. puchanho." ! I Bold on a money back guaranten by every drug tore Id La. Urande. $ 1.00 pr box. I ef Clill'f Whirlwind ....... ! . ! 2 iff" fc-sarjBii'.'i'Hiii.'i imi y n , Used Cars 1 IIOlViK TOI'KINO I I0S3 lll'ICR 'IHU'ltlNO I 101 lOUll Till ltl(i l inn ixiiKii-: HOAiisTi tt i (iit:in:)i.i;T toi iumj Will itlve :i dotlnrn worlh of m'lvlr" ror ciu'h ti.-iiiur ul which vi' li:iv thi'in pilrt'd. SMITH'S GARAGE ORDER PUMPK N CENTER BRICK ICE CREAM "TfoVTffat ' " Hallowe'en Party BLUE MOUNTAIN R. F. Tyler, Prop. Main 60 1109 WaBh. La (!mnde, Ore. 11 L" Safety ' . "Suxfltu CbmfoitaUu 1 LA UKAXVUK-JUSKl'H KTAUK LINK Itani-g. & Coldiron, Props. . Winter Schedule (Effective October 5th, 1924) MCAVT. No. i No. No.il Fare Ln Orando ut 1S: 3::i'l Inililpr 9:00 ' 1:1)0. 4:(iO ' $ .60 KIkIii 0:20 1:20 4:(1 i.nn Ml nam 10:0(1. '- 1' Mill r.Mlfl - 1.7r. Wallowa l(:4b 2:40 0:4(1 2.M I.OHtlna 11:00 ' S:f.0 0:00 . 2.0O Kntorprlse . 11:30 3:30 0:30 S.00 Joseph 11:60" S:60 C:0 3.25 'Ton por cent dlnco-jnt on Round Trip Tlrknls. LEAVE No. 3 No. 4 No. 6 Faro Joseph 7:30 10:80 :x Knterprlse 7:00 ' 10:50 11:00 .25 I.ostlne . 8:15 1 1 : 1 n 3:16 .(6 Wallowa 8:35 . 1 1:35 3:36 l.oo Mlnuui 9:15 12:10 4:15 1.50 Eltrtn 10:00 i:oo r.:oo 2.25 luiblcr 10:20 , 1:20 , 6:20 s.ys I. a Urundo 10:60 1:00 6:60 3.26 Tan por cunt discount on Hound Trip Tickets CLAUDE C. rilATT Jjullra and (iciiihuun: -HWU on M-aimi. (ilVC 11X1 yr tuku attention rir a mnimut. Wo nevre looninl In l Ci-hikIx iu lilp yoa solve your llulliMn iiilili-ill. lou nave warn or lint;r loliinivs Of DWioim ixlnK iIhm uii a low paxynti lliot In cxiutly wlnu uo ax dolnj rlKht hi-m In y:ir tnidst, so uo itotilit -on tuif nl- mxlf boiucht a bill or IiiiiiImt ir BUlnlm rrom iimi or lmi ntue diiiiuiiik iaNr, iihiiImk, Dstfitta, nails, ilmrs and windows srjoioUilnv In l ho IiiiIMIiik ma- llno. . When you wont lo tita; nionoy. this t ilin. Miop. plm'c. 8yI0 Iwni siudi, 7m " The Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tb Toor afan'a Friend" Ofpo, Foandry. fHO.VR ill-ff, Xo Sunday Bnalncs PTISrACTIOtf E-SPECIAL ri it luty - Hurvloa that Imply in list bo miduri'd with tba utmost consldors lion Is our soyern- uiv principle wa do everything to ro llovo you ot worrl Dipnt. Wa Voders! ind sWODORAM A Z1MMKRMAH Undertaken Ambulance Serrloa I'Imxm Ualo Oor. 4tli and Pens. La Urande, Ore. '.'-Iff' " L ! J-lifll 1.' .IV J - Classes Peare's Eye-Glass Service Nalure gives you but one pair of eyes. Lose your eye sight and you are seiicmslv handicapped for the remainder of your life. At the first sign of defecfive vision you should fin (o a competent optometrist and have your eyes examined, it matters not whether you have been wearing; glasses or not. This may prove to be the "ounce of prevention" which "prevents a pound of cure." You protect your money then why not your eyesijrht, which is so much more valuable? DR. W. M. PEARE Optometrist ' a 'Presidential Year' or not YOU ARK GOING TO BURN COAL NEXT WINTER 15 UT YOU SHOULD BE PARTICULAR ABOUT THE COAL YOU GET- f Aberdeen Coal Is one of the best coals mined in Utah. It is an extra good domestic coal. It burns with a long, hot, clean flame and leaves hut little ash. A TRIAL TON WILL CONVINCE YOU. Sawyer-Holmes Merc, Co.' Phone Main 17 1 BHiiiiiiBininnBniBBSBiiiiiiiiiesjiBasBSii! .ttsmi r vv rX3vJL.. 31 i . i i-.' jr-mTi TralJu-. ,.ri W Old Fashioned Thrift There is no substitute for it. Human happiness and progress have al- -r-tu"i n it. iiomes. cities, businesses, nati( me same Droad foundation, good old Thrift. tions are all built on La , Grande's I-radlag Jetralcr OptoiuoirUts and lim e, Th;" wi' ThiS bank offers its ful. resources and com" ln? haPPinM9 this Won't you United States National Bank un xnai ruKea Care of Your Interest