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Tape Six THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tliumlnv, July 2, 192;"). i I BUSY WITH M GU T MRDH'Af. HPIUNGS (Special). 'The fix niters ui-h busy cMttlng hay in thin vicinity. The. weather has been vei y hoi. Vivlun Kennedy sold a work liorse to J)r, KuKiitln (it linker mit delivered il Monday. Visitors to linker Monday were Mr. and Mrs. I.. H. Wlnlh. Cy Tumor, Frank Whltten, Jim (In hie and J. It. Wanker. 1. Anderson of Maker wan a business visitor lit .Medical Mon day. Mr. and Mm. 1.. A. chandler of T,n Grande motored to Medical 1o spend the week-end. Tiny re turned home Monday morning. Heverend Gibson has ret in md to Medical iiml holds servh e lit the church each Sunday evening. Mr. ami Mrs. fins Peters wire .dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J 'it. Wlnl li Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. l.ee Wilson nn- till- JllOlMl UWIK-rH Of U IK V. Oode .special. 1 .Mrs, Vernn Hogg find sons and mother, Mm. Foster, left Tiusdiy for ltd Iter where t bey Mill spend n short time iiml go on to Pon 'land. Mrs. Hogg will go to sum mer school. In the fall she will r"n to Newport to tench school. farmers were . i th reserve I fieVCI'al of the driving cuttle oi Tuesday. I Tin- Standard Oil rum puny wan j dellvei log gasoline und oil tu Med ical TJ'iday. Mr. and Mm. Kant Williamson ' of I m Grand ure visiting ut t h i "collage," George K mi t b returned t Huntington Mnudiiy afternoon :if ler spending a w eejt it t home. Ml H. V. JlOgg SOld her house hold goods Tuesday ufternoon. The Mule was held nt the store und ult hough there was li Nina 1 1 ut tendance the t hings brought a good price. Mr, mid Mrs. C, O, IJIooin have been camping at Fugle creek While M r, Hlooni wan wm It Ink, for the government In I he mountains. Mr. and M ih. George Hon! h inotored to I tut I .a la Sunday to visit her brother, II. Hursch, who is ul t he I Hike. At lust report he Is not mj Well. Iter! V:in vviiN nt linker Mon day to order it lui wr t In en h inn niacliine, w tileb lie w ill receiv e In lime fur the threshing season this fall. Several from Medical and The ! Park attended Dm- hall game at I'owder It i !- Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Win Imuran mid daughter wen ilaker viHliotH Ti4'Hday. Odell Ijiv and Ituhy Waiilt.-r wi'ic Mhftpp'uw :i' Haker Tm-sday. Mr. Lay delivered a mail of yeni U) the lialier niarketH, Mr. and Mrs, (leoiK'1 Heih. r, of Vunoi dei- l-'lat, altejnh-d church Sunday evening al the Medical Mprl'ifM nehool luiilditur. Scopes, Awaiting Trial, Is Keeping Cool 4, ,4 & i i hiwiiihii i . - i I in., irrrJiir"iT"MWrtn'-TnM' John T. Scopes In going on trial In Dayton. Tenn.. on July 10 for teaching evolution, hut meanwhile he lunt worrying creutly uhout It. Ilfie lie a shown taking a dip In the old swhnmiiiK pool near Uiyton; And ha doesn't have to swim atone, either, you'll note. Mot Ich I'opnlnr In Itrrlln. T I K 1 1 1 I M (A I') Titer are now : 1 7 mj'iiiej picture ihealera in H;-r-llii will) an iiKm-cftatc HeatliiR n pacity or UM.fiiiii. i-'a. new Hrrn-n iheatem are in coiirn(. of construe i Wm I ri the went ind YOUR EATS Kats for your trip, lri flinj? lis (hey may iippcar arc really the first thin"; (o be considered to make your Fourth of July outing a success. We have taken special pains to have on hand every Hi in).; in Cold Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Cheese, Paper Plates, Napkins and all other neces saries that will make the camping trip one of great pleasure. SF.K OUIt WINDOWS FOR RUCCKSTIONS Phone Main 80 PATTISON BROS. GROCERY "Particular Grocers for Particular Housewives" Brooklyn Bridge Earns Good Profits For New York City NI-:W YORK, AP ltrooklyn ItrldK" In u Hhrewd landlord. Its eye to advancing vhIu h of liihlni'B property 1h shown by ' he an nouncement that It. will increase iiH rentH Homo perc-ent iih preneni lensen expire. ,'ommiHsiouer MIIIk of the I a-part tu nt of I'lant and Structures, uh li h fiscul itKent, star led the hoo.st recently when he raised limt two teiKinlH from H,imm to $ii.MMi a year. ltrooklyn Hridtfe uh u IhisIihm.s ljuildlnx has ho;-ii inoif or h-nti a novelty for all itn 4a yearn, TI:Ih, thf; olilist of the four Eual itlver spans, )iqh hei-n more commonly j regarded in the ptihlic mind as n Kreut trnnsporlinK ItiHtituiion, con tent to hear upon Uh jnitieni hack I the dully IhoiiKundtt, ridlnK tmd u t'oot, who come anil bo between Munhuttan und Brooklyn. Vet the Hume cuiiMeway of which the city in so proud, is also a roof to u considerable bu.slnss popula tion. I'hief KiiKlneer Kdwiud , A. Hyrne hu it shMteis 51 businetts' houses within its lofty arches; 44 j on the Manhattan side, and seven In ltrooklyn. Six of tin- firms have' been tenaniH for more than a iuar tr century. Collectively, they con tribute to an u tin mil rent roll am ounting to $7'-',ii I It.l'L. The "twenty-five year"' club In cludes The New York World, Th New York K veiling Journal, each maintaining . departments In the britlKe. structure and the "ltrook lyn Freezer." This concern, the ltrooklyn Itrlde 'old Storajfo Freezing Co., is one of I lie sizeable cold storage und packing adjuncts of Fulton Fish Market. T.ater ten ants ' number firms uctivo in the adjoin iriK lent her : swam p." Tim brtdKe is a Kod moneymak er In other directions as well. ItH surface cars, charging n nickel a roundtrip. and elevated cars charg ing a dime, together produce a gross Income tor the city of almost $J4u.(H. Seven stands where pass ing crowds regale themselves with fruit, candy und soft drinks pay u ho ut jsii.tmo for concessions. Oth er sources of Income bring the to tal yearly receipt's from the bridge to $3ii7.6i)2.44. Tills is deemed all velvet, because the hrigde wus built primarily as u transportation lii.k. Proponent of Plan For European Fusion Presents Case Anew VI FNNA (AP) A I nited Stat es of Kurope, of "pan-Furopeun-iHrn," has become an unavoidable necessity, says a well known imp porter of the ideu. ii. rr Jt. I:. Coii den hove-K ul lergi, w rlt lug in a re cent Issue of the Nelie Fl'ele 1'l'e.H.se. lie declares further that thus' who, u few years ago, thought the plan Utopian and believed Kit rope would find its feet without It, now admit that it is the only chance. . Among those strongly favoring the bleu. Herr Coudcnhovc- K a ler gi continues, are l'alnb ve. cuill latix, Clusparri, Conturin). Iferriof, Htrcseriian, Murx. Masaryk, Henes, Skrynskl. Thugutt und others. The failure of the Geneva guarantee protocol has brought 1 he realiza tion home to nil that the nations art once more thrown back upon J their armies and t replies for Ihelr saftey. This condition is hum li able, says the writer. At any mo- I meiit the murder of an uuibassadoi- and an unfulfilled nltliuatiiin may throw Kurope und the world into a fresh conflagration. ' On the other hand . America's -eonomlc slart of all Kurope (which she owes to the exclusive posses sion of her own enormous ma rk et ) Is growing f roni month to month, while Kuropeun production is everywhere hedged In by count -b'HM barriers. Anybody not blind to these two dangers must wel come the idea of an ail-round Ku ropeun fusion. This applies parti cularly lO the liltle HIUleH OI Kll- rope, who reel that In a new war they must Inevitably tie swamped and overwhelmed. Austria is, of eoiirs. faced by the same danger. Herr Couden-hove-Kelergl goes on to say. It can hope for nothing from a policy aiming it an extension of power, but has much to hope fur from u pun-American peace policy. Nei ther in an economic nor in a, na tional sense is A list riu an indepen dent organism I Mil rather n stale lorn from a large community and condemned to maintain a sepurute, xistcnce. leweit economically i is a member of the old lJunubian uipire. while in u national nse it Is a member o" lli Gorman ,.,.n,.n,.i Ktaie utile to stand uloiJ. Fusion or federntion confront u-.r, but either one or these steps would create International d irftci.M e. Doilbly ground in oil Rasmussen Pure Paints are doubly ground in oil Reason enough for the smooth-flow ing, greater covering feature so emphatic of Rasmussen quality Ask your dealer for color cards. Aik your painter lor an estimate. ill i'PAINTS & i ML VARNISHES 1 1 BARN AND ROOF PAINT A very satisfactory paint at a medium cost tor economical use on barns, situs, roofs, fences, wooden bridges, mills, factories, and all kur fdces of unb niched lumber. It is good business economy to tlioroughly protect with lUtmuwcn Dtirnand Root Fmt, Sold by Grande Ronde Lumber Company RASMUSSEN PAINT COMPANY Portland and Seattle. Money Saving SKAGGS Cash Stores Legislature to Get Report On Filipino School System m 3 TIRE -for the Fourth 'Ml mMfi W mi J hS A Rare Tire Combination Siimrlhm". yiili nil n iviil ipinllly mllilr (nil .ton pny a IiIkIi irliv fur II. Aunlu jimi piij n Imv iriii-. Inn nlini s,i , nliniM inllnlv laiklnu III iiiinlll). .Vrliliir of thixi l n iikI mine. miii: vim- iii v A cj vim vor lit iim: hi st, at tiii- i . i. vr I'liici: ai.i, in iim:. TIk- limHlti nr Iim- l I impl, i,- ih.iiiv im- l i i v slr Irsnlnr (In- Illinium uxiilil-lmiH.il t.iHKlKiir iiinlllj nml tin. pihv. al n llmuv ,0,1 fiiiri in'iii mi ih'it. Su whin li inline iu iM,,,nri mki niivllilns lint I In- ImM Iiiij ;ihiiIhii. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. MANILA (Al). The report of the conimlsslon, tieuded by Or. Paul .Monroe of Columbia univer sity, which made a survey of the ed'Jcutlonal system of the Philip pine Islands, Is now in the hands of Kttgene A. Gil more, vice-governor und ex-offlcio secretary of public Instruction, who will sub mit It to the legislature when it meets July Ifi. Vice-governor Gilmoif said the survey was not an Investigation tor the purpose of effecting n clean-up ho that alleged undesir able elements might be weeded out, but thut It was for the pur- j pose of pointing out the defects which nil h iman Institutions have. In order that the proper remedies may be udopted for the improve ment ui wie euiicauonai worn, in the islands. "There lias been nn Impression on the part of some that t he mem iters of the commission are after the sculp of somebody," said I vice-governor wumore, ruts is erroneous. The com mission wis created that it might look over the whole educational system in the Philippines, make constructive criticisms, give suggest inns, and submit recommendations tu order that for every peso expended for education n corresponding benefit may be reaped by the people. "In this work the government is spending an lnslgnlrric.ini sum compared with the big appropria tion set aside every year for edu cation In the archipelago. In all we are spending $ I 'J.oi.h.ihhi an nually. The appropriation for the survey is only jr.ii.mm nnd the expenses of the commission were wit hin the appropriation. "The whole scope of the educa tional system in the Islands has ' been t horoughly gone over. A careful st'ldy of the tjuestlons uf ! feet lug curricula, ndmlnist ration, : finance and other phases of the) ! quest Ion of Instruction In the j 'Philippines was made by experts; in t heir respective- lines In the i I nited States. We hope to hone, t fit by the task accomplished." Movement Iiinimurntcd to Have cw Cruller nnicil for Hawaii IIOrMu; ( a P) One of the new large cruisers to be built for t he I'n I ted States navy ' may bear the name of Hawaii. Governor Wallace it. l-'arrington announced that he had proposed to C O. l.uf kin, president of ( he Associated Chambers of Commerce of Hawaii that . that organization bring the suggestion before the secretary of the navy, l.ufkln has taken up the proposal wit h 1 he executive com mittee of the associated chambers, and. in a let ler to the governor, expresses the hope for early ac tion. It was learned nlso that Repre sentative Hurt on French, of Idn ho. a member of the house com mittee on appropriations, who vis ited Hawaii recently, has written a personal letter to Secretary Wil bur, expressing himself In favor of the suggestion. Oogs are more tun than goldfish even If goldfish don't chew tip vonr slipper. UNITED STORES Oregon Washington Idaho Wyoming Utah Nevada California Meats and Lard ARMOUR'S BACON, PER LB - 38c ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS, PER LB - 34c ARMOUR'S SKINNED BACON BACKS, PER LB 35c picnic hams, per lb..:.:.::.::....::..::.:::::..:.:::.:..--.25c v COTTAGE BUTTS, PER LB '. 30c 8 LBS. ARMOUR'S SHIELD LARD : $1.79 ' 4 LBS. ARMOUR'S SHIELD LARD 90c 5 LBS. PENNANT SHORTENING $1.49 h LBS. PENNANT SHORTENING 75c 8 LBS. SNOW DRIFT $1.79 4 LBS. SNOW DRIFT 91c Miscellaneous 12 CANS ARMOUR'S DEVILED MEAT 59c NO. 5 WOOD BOX CRACKERS 64c 1.0 CANS, SMALL. VAN CAMP'S PORK & BEANS .....79c , 3 CANS, MEDIUM. VAN CAMP'S PORK & BEANS 29c 2 CANS, LARGE. VAN CAMP'S PORK & BEANS 39c . 2 CANS, MEDIUM, HEINZ SPAGHETTI :.39c 2 CANS, MEDIUM. HEINZ MACARONI 39c 2 CANS, NO. 2'A HUNT'S SUPREME PEACHES :.55c 4 CANS, NO. 2'., SILVER DALE APRICOTS 99c 2 CANS, NO. 2'A ROSE DALE SLICED PINEAPPLE 55c 2 CANS. NO. 2'4 ROSEDALE APRICOTS 55c 10 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 39c 10 BARS P. & G. NAPTIIA SOAP 39c 1 CANS SEALED HEART GRAPEFRUIT 99c He's a Daddy at 83 4 JPt?3 1 - A 1 -. 1 & - i Sunkist Lemons per doz. 49c 216 size Oranges per doz. 53c 150 size Oranges per doz. 78c 2 lb. Roll Creamery Butter 89c Cream Cheese per lb. 28c Cane Sugar per cwt. $6.89 Ramonia Flour per sack $2.34 Oregon Beauty Flour " $2.24 None to Equal Flour sack $2.14 Money Saving SKAGGS Cash Stores Vht' mr lshty yearn UXvtctn father and lauhtr J. P. ',"n of Ulrmlnntwrn. Ala.. I SJ. anJ hit youn?t daughter. Nrn Paulln. u born March il of thl -r. HI " " ld"1 on- b fonner marrlan. U SO. Tha itui ahow. htm with hti wtfa and younj.r children. Left to right they are Willi. lv. . Verna -aulln. and Mr. WllUania, Mia. Wtlllama and Martha Ann, I. UNITED STORES Oregon Washington Idaho Wyoming Utah Nevada California ltjnuvnjrxrutT
