La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1925, Image 6

Saturday, June 20, 1925,
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tapro Si
Suit
Cases
$1.48
SAMPSON
Pine Frame Fiber Suit
Canes at Ibis new low
price. Just the thing
for automobile and hhort
trips.
Men's Wear
1309 Adams Ave.
Grant Itean, Mgr.
. WALLOWA, Ore. (S'pccfal). A
decided change In the weather
conditions cume here t hi- first ctf
(hit w ci k und the w ciil her since
thru Iiiih been warm wit h condi
tions Ideal for KrowiiiK crops. The
ruins come oH en cuouuh to ieep
t In ground from becoming tli y.
und everythinn la jti nw luK nicely.
Funning work Ik fcotntf forward
rapidly at thin time, t hi Ki:it-r
pint of th' farmers having fin
ished plowing their Humtnerful
l(v, und it number have cultlvuted
the mimiuerfullow at least once.
The ground mitilrrelii lire still
very numerous in practically all !
pa rls of t he fa ritilne seet I ohm.
II WEATHER
I 10
Our llioroiiali ileatt-llij; iciiiotc M g
V "H imt nn'' o",, lh"1 ii,if tnu M w
V r1'' wrnr '" milckly. !&
SHERRY'S
Sl'NDAY And
D. V. Ciil'litli I'li-scnts
"Isn't
Wond
A simplo Itiinianci- nf l.uvc and I'otiiliws
It will move to launl'.li'i' imd tn Univs iiii.voml' vln
has n .spark nf sympattiy fm- llio trials and humll','
gladness of his follow men.
Conu-dy, "Mivver Tracks"
last siiowixt; to.k;iit "
KI11IAU1) TAi.MAixa-;
In-
'In Fast Company'
The Sunt King in a riot of action!
Comedy, "Wildcat Willie"
Mik Ii poisoning is lu'lntf donw und
many rodentn urc beinjt hilled off,
Some of the fur mem are using
calcium cyanide, with very good.
result, hut tho work of d 1st rib
utlni? this ovit uny lui e terri
tory in very difficult at this time
due to the holed being well hid
den In the urn tut and k ro w I nrf
grain. Home damage Ih being
done to fall wheat In places by
the HiUll relH.
Kugene luid Irvlu (Justin
turned home Kuiduy evening from
a few duyfT trip to the Hnuke
Hiver country.
J. II. Jackson of Kvans was a
business visitor liere the last of
the week.
Jl. ('. Hearing und wife of Mid
dle Vulley went to I'nion the last
of the week und visited over the
week-end with Mrs. Hearing's pur-
etitn, Mr. und Mrs. Callahan, of
that place. Mm. Callahan ac
companied them home for a short
vIhU.
(ii'Hiiui Ui Meet.
Wallowa grunge will hold u.i
all-iiuy met -lime 1 e Hat inlay,
June 2i.it h. The ladies of the
Krauze w ill nerve a dinner at
noon. All m en i be rn of the grange
art; re nested to ho present und
enjoy I lie good time assured. A
business meeting will lie held
during the afternoon at which
time the mutter of ordering bind
ing twine and giuln sucks will be
arranged for.
Sam .Meek filthified working
summer fallow the first of the
week.
Fd Hell ami son, fesHe, com
menced working their sum me r fal
low the find of the week. They
are. using a railroad iron hh a
w eed4r mid h' eler.
A large crowd of f ih iidH gath
ered at the I 'unite Utthrop home
on Parsnip creek Monday evening
and gave lilm an old-fashioned
charivari. Mr. Livthrop was well
prepared for the occasion, bring
well stocked with cigars and randy.
M r. I ji t It ro p a n d M ih. M o p ps
wen- mart led Monday, and w ill
make their home on Mr. Lathrop'8
farm on I'ursnip creek.
W. M. t'olllns of I'ov.-watku, wan
a business visitor - hen; the latter
part of t he week.
The annual .school n ting was
held In the several school dM-
t rift 8 of this licet ion Monday af
ternoon. C. (i. Conch of La firande was
In tfilH Meet ion Sun day.
Miss Arletu t'ouch rei n ned to
Iter home in I In- I ea p seel Ion t lie
MONDAY
n
ne
r I
erf ill"
3;
g Mm
fiiHt of tfie week, nfter a few
da8 visit with friends here.
A heavy Bhom-r of ruin f'-ll
over portions of the country Tues
day event riff. The ruin w as ex
tremely heavy over u 8trlp of
country east of town.
i :z TliompHon had ttte misfor
tune to low two town from being
killed by llfffitning during it hard
lectrie Mtorm Sunday evening.
Some of the farmers aro having
hull Insurance written on their
croH In this Mecllon this Reason.
A considerable amount of hail
has fallen in parts of tlte county
u number of times during the
past few weeks and some fear
that some destructive storms miy
be experienced before the crops
are harvested.
WA LL IWA LA K K. H e. (Sp.'
elul ) . - Mr. and M is. L !. M ur-!
phy and Lay K. Temple and t.nn-
ily or Pendleton spent the week
end at Wallowa like park and
a ere ore J punt 9 of the fa bin 1 P 1
Luxe.
Ir. I. i;, llarriek of S.ilcm. an 1
Ma brother, V. W. llarriek of Til
lamook, were Wallowa Lake vis
itors Sunday evening.
.Mr. and Mrs. Han y IWmch'-r
from Pot Maud, friends of Mr. and
Mr;;. A. II. 'ounw ay of Lntcr
piise. were among lake visitors
the first of the week. Mrs. (tou
cher has just returned from a tour
of Italy.
Andy Leuverne reports that his
string of l'.'i fior.ses and mules are
in fit M class shape lr mountain
I rips.
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Ihn l i of
Pendleton, visitors at the ink.-,
made the fiibl trip of Itf seuson
In lee ,ii he. They i e km ted a
l ine 1 1 ip and gwid tishlnc.
Fred i '. (Ji ant and family and
Mis. J. II. MaMin of Haker were
w eek-e Isttnrs.
It I l ow h i- and II. Cr. -n of
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. WALLOWA, LAKE
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NOTICK IS HKULIiY C.IVKX, Thai pursuant to un Act or tlie
I legislative Assembly ol t he Stale of Oregon, approved February -. j
0-.V.I, Hie following county warrants, which were Issued more than
seven ears prior t the 1st day of July, i:i:T. and which have not
jjoeen pain, win ie pain oy i ne
1.ij iim iu " ii Mill -sim n,i h i ion J m i i. u ii'i n sum ;t t 1 aill :;. j
er any of them, are not so presented for payment v.ilnn sixty days
tiont July 1st. H'j:.. they will tie cancelled by the County Coin I an 1
payment thereof will be then alter refused. j
4.e liei-al Fund. 1
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SI'A I'i: HI' nliMlldN. I'oiinly of I
I. i. K'. Mel 'oi tnii loiiiilj 1'1,'iK of Inton i'Minty. anl ov
Dlliilo I'li'il, nf the l'ounl I'oui t ot suiil I'minly tin, I Stale, ilo hereliy
iirtliy that the fnr-K"tnk contains a lull, trie anil completi' list ,f
nil eein.ty Mariutlts Issn. ,1 inoie Ihrtll sein years pi io-r to tin- tit
il.iy of .tllly. (:'. anil vi hleh haw' not lecn piihl, as stum n l,y the
l. yls'. r ni i'minly Wairanis of I nlon t'ount, tin, stums the a'liount
ot vaetl ot sal, I Marrams, to whom lssili',1 and 'late of issuance, tn
,i.ntlllitt Hltlt an Act of tile l-Klslattle Assi-mi'ly of the State of
I'mkoii appinve'l l-'eli. ;'.i.'lsv:i.
W ITNKSS my hum! t la Is l'.'th titty of June. A I. 1 '.i .'.,.
V. K. Mtt't'llMli K.
Juu. .' -.7 Couit'.y CKiii-
PIN'CHEf)
Pendleton are registered . ut tin
Lodge. Many rcHervat ions for accom
modations arc being made for
the fourth of July.
Mills Fisher. Morris Harrington
rnd Larry Jnngcvin of the Star
Novelty orchestra, made a trip
on foot to Aneroid like Sunday
and returned Monday with a good
uppetite und much praise of the
fine scenery.
Twelve New t'nblns.
Plans are Mnder way for the
erection for 1- new cabins to ic
1 1 it i n ii cu iy i ne e oitri n oi j my.
tin. nun .i in. (impii reiKii "i
Iai (i ramie w ere umong the lake
visitors Sunday.
The children's playground Is be
ing completed. Sand boxes, teet
ers und swings are ready for tlte
enjoyment of the children.
Fourteen new boats have been
put on the lake and are now
ready for use at cents an hour.
Tlte old Maclntui ff hootte tit the
take has been renovated und Is
now a lounging room open to
guests.
liliieholtlf I ly HrealhcH
'In I Jitertain Sclent ivs
LON IMtX ( A P A large blue
liottle fly was the inter of attrac
tion recently it t att i"Minlily of
meinbers t the Itoyal Society,
who witnessed the working of an
In.st runieiit called the Shakespeare
katharometer with which it was
possible to measure the fly's res
piration. It is claimed thai the
katharometer can measure also
the breathing of u plant, find the
water vapor in I lie air and detect
I he most minute leakages ()f gas
in Hie envelopes (if balloons itnd
airships. Tests are to be made to
determine H alue In medical re
search. Comfortably in com in minted In
a glass tube, 1 he bluebottle fly
was brought to Loudon from Cam
bridge. After being Inspected by
t he Helen t ist s. fresh air was ad
mitted into the tube .-,n,i the in
sect was seen to lake deep breaths,
much to tie1 delight of Die audi
ence, w ho realized that i he breath
ing performance of the bluebottle
fly would provide a mple oppor
t unity for the instrument to show
its worth. A I the same time, it
louniy iieasuer n p,-eseniefi mr ,
Favor of A mt.
Ah Muni;
li. K. I.. Hull
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Win. Kviiii-
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Cnii-i' ll'inlln .
M.1I..I Miirlln
I.. I-:. Kin it
Clirn I'HlllK'i-
i:.l Mulliy
Natliiin liiron
Milrs llmiM'miin
V. It. I..'.II.'11'T
John, ItrHnl
John N. ViMiut;
T. J. 'i'liilrnian . .
I.. I". Shiwly
M.lhi .1. .Mhl.irry
A rrhlr Sti ithruMm
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H. V. M HUT .
Slun.lliy O'lliMin
Wi'Mlry o'llrjiin .
.1. II. WIIkuii
i.inn :s.
was announced, the staleness of the
atmosphere inside the tube wus
also recorded bv the device.
(;ohl Ilcuch Men at ( amp.
f.OLI) HKACH. Or. Gold Bench
sent five members to the citizens'
military training camp this sum
mer, as follows: Nick Turner, Itob.
ert Lamson. Will I'hcnoweth, Jtar
vin Miller, and George Kerr, Jr.
The young men are ut Camp Lewis,
Wash. Lieutenant Colonel J. i
Johnson, of Hie officers reserve
corps, former district attorney for
Curry county, has been instructed
to register at Camp Lewis in Aug
ust for tin? annual offlci ru' trulning
cam p.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Claysiricri Want Ad nro strict
ly CASH IN ADVANCE; copy
must be In not later than 9 a, m.
dale of Insertion. Hate: 2c per
word for each Insertion.
MONKY TO LOAN on farm
and city property, peal estate
contracts purchased. Chas. H.
Keynolds. SoiMiner Hotel Hldg.
Ifi-n-pj.lt
FOK UK NT Two rooms modern ( 25. ut the commission room in the
furnished houskeeping upart-jeity building ut Lu Grande, Oreg
iiient newly i-Hlelmined. $15.00 on nd must be accompanied by a
per month Inquire 1111 T Ave. i certified check in the sum of ten
1 7-6-lhi. I tp percent of the amount bid as a
t gun runt ee of the uect ptance and
FOR RF.NT Modern turnished a
partment. ' Wash. I J-li -L' -U
FOR It KNT A rooming house,
partly furnished in business dis
trict. Call Pyramid Lund o.
1 l-li-L'U-lt
FOR SAL K Alfalfa hay In shock.
( lost In. 145 M. !i-ii-2e-lt
Oopj fnr (Ills column must bo
lu I))' ;OU a. tn.
(IIIKIWK i-ai-.asoi.s .
M.il tn la.sl ,iml (.Ivi- sit lev.
eiiildn'HH St.'1, II.5H: l.mlh'H Size.
J:i.i. Niirlnn's Ktdily Shop. !-!-1 1
! Nil m-i-ii of tiuvhiK pandruff or j
llrhlnu Suilii or l''nllliic out of'
yiiur linir. wh.-n ynu t'i.n huy of!
isilviTiliorn-WrlKhia Kninlly 1'ruit
'Slorv for ".'V llOttll' Of (ilTlM- J
irtilf anil liamlruff Krailictor. lti
stops lian.triirf In fi rtays. anil uilll
FIND
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stop falling out of the hair In a
month. .. 6-11ML
At our Korta Fountain ervrj day
, Our hot Lunches at our Soda
fountain served from 1 1 o'clock to
1:30; will please you. Hilverthorn
Wrights Family Drug Store, C-13-tf
Lurinff these approaching sum
mer days, ull articles of stationery
In boxes or In hulk, or by t'w
pound, as well us tablets und en
velopes will be sold a-: especially
low prices. Wo will offer nothing
hut new und latest styles of till
such goods. Hilverthorn -Wrights
Family Jru Blore. 6-13-tf
Astrologer.
Mrs. R A. liuliiiea. JeTferson
Avenue, corner Willow. I'hono
6G2 J. 6-3-lm
.otici:
Will the party who picked ' up
Femule ItoHton Bull in the Chevro
let cur by Pu liner's Grocery on
Monday, June 15, please return her
at once. 26-6-20-ltp
Something for Nervous Ieoplc
- A new prescription of a, rjerve
tonic and builder. It will put pep
into you, Will make you feel you
are full of Ked Blood and life. K
tiual for uny und ull conditions. It
acts quickly und Increases the ap
petite. Hold only by Silverthorn
Wrights Family Drug Sro for 7fic
x bottle. 6-I3-tf
There is no need of huvig Kc
zemu or uny form of itch. The
new Kczeimi prescription sold on
ly by Hilverthorn-Wright fumily
Drug Htore for I.M0 a bottle. It
will stop ull such troubles quickly.
t-13-tf
Hemstitching, pleating, button
holes, etc, Norton's KitlUy Shop.
10-14-tf
Call the Wardrobe for pressing,
cleaning and alterations. Main 72.
6-3-tf
Farm Ijoans low Itait-s
Money to loan on improved
farms. Low rates; prompt service
H. E. lUon, La Grande, Oregon.
4-2U-tf
CHILIHUINN Ol TING TOiS
A very well made garment, Mid
dy Style. Size 3 to 0 fl.Zu. Size
7 to 14 2.'b. Norton's Kiddy
Shop. C-lS-at
Notice
I will not he responsible for the
actions or debts contracted by my
son, Walter liurnaugh, alter ubove
date.
ME!'. it K LL ItL'ltN A L" G II
6-13-5tp.
CALL l-'Olt III OS
siii:wai.k i.mphovi:ii:ni
Healed bids will In received by
the commission oi the city of La
Grande. Oregon, for the construc
tion of the improvement in side
walk Improvinent District Number
153. within Hie City of Ut Grande,
Oregon, according to the plans und
specifications of the said sidewalk
Improvement District now on file
In the office of the City Recorder
of said city. A deposit of STiJif.
will be required for. set of plana
und spec! fieut Ions which amount,
will be refunded If bidder is un
successful und retnrns same to tint
office.
- Rids will be received to tho hou.
,of seven-thirty p. tn. July 1st, w-
completion of a contract if uwurd-
Minerva
Says
See our window for lr.
Scholl's Foot A ppliam-es dis
play. Kverythtnjr tu stock
for the care of yo tr feet,
from soup to tints.
Tell its your troubled
about your feet, and not He
police. We can relieve ymir
aches and pains. The price
is small the relief Is ejeat.
Some people have had
foot troiiblv so lone; that
I hey have forgotten how
it frood pair of feet would
feel. A til tit- care each eve-
nhiK will put your feet in
good condition.
Meet US at Till: IMitiT
F.U V, and get what ou
huvc not had fnr years
comfortable feet.
THE BOOTERY
INC.
GAT HAYlt:.V. Mlt.
Mhen You Want
Fountain
111
M H'alV'JtM
108 Depot St.,
Buy What You Need
and Buy It Wisely
The contents of the weekly pay envelope or
pay check may easily be increased and made
to mean a great deal more to the family purse
if One goes about' the matter of regulating
expenditures so that each dollar becomes an
investment rather than an expense.
An advertisement is recalled . that read
"Buy wisely and often." Buying wisely has
the right sound but buying often might be
qualified by adding, "if goods are needed."
- Our advice is to "buy what you need and buy
it -wisely."
'A workman walked into our Store at
Bremerton, Washington, the other day, and
told how he had literally raised his own pay"
since he had become a regular customer of
the Store. The savings he and his family
enjoyed by buying from us had enabled the
putting aside of more money for the possible
rainy day. You can do the same thing.
Checks will be returned to un.
successful bidders.
The commission reserves tho
right to reject uny und all bids.
Hy order of the commission
June 17th, 1925.
J. K. STKAHNS
Recorder of tlte City of La Grande,
Oregon. June lif-lOt.
NOTICK OF llONfl HAM-;
Notice is hereby given that settl
ed bids will be received by tho un
dersigned until the hour of T:30 p.
in. of the 1st day of July. 1!J5,
and Immediately thereafter pub
licly opened by the Commission of
the City of Lu Grande. Oregon, at
the Commission Room in the city
Hall in said City for an Isuue of
City of Lu Grande Improvement
HondR In the sum of 1 4.557.35,
a.-ime being In denominations of
$MeTi each, except quo odd bond for'
Sawyer-Holmes
Merc. Co.
Dealers in
FL'KI. HAY - CHAIN LIME CEMENT
PLASTER - POl'LTRY SUPPLIES
SPRAYS - ROOFING PAPER
BUILDINC PAPER
FIRE PLACE MATERIALS
AND FERTILIZERS
Phone
a Good Lunch Quick!
We've Got It
GOOD FOOD -ELECTRICALLY COOKED
It Docs Taste Better!
LA GRANDE'S ORIGINAL CAFETERIA
The Popular Place to Eat.
Confectionery
lack Cat
5tTdepartment stores
La Grande, Ore.
$.17.35, said bonds b.aring oVtt
Juno 1st, 1 1 25, maturing ten yours
from date; optional, however t
the pleusure of the City tit any
ml-nnnuaf coupon dute on und rf.
tor one year from dute, said Itorwis
bearing Interest ut six per cent H
'c ) per unnuin, payable seuil-iiBf
uuully. principal und interest jui
able ut the office of City Treating
er.-snld bonds being issued limit
the provisions of the so-calli '
"Hancroft Ronding Act."
All bids must be accompanied Uy
a certified check for $727.87, ani
must be unconditional.
The upproving legal opinion o
Messrs. Teal, Winf ree, Johnsua
and McCulloch will be furnish- .
the successful bidder. ',
The Commission reserves
right to reject uny und all bids. t
J. K. HTKARNH $
City I'.eCorder
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