La Grande evening observer., July 04, 1925, Image 10

Saturday, July 1, 10,, f
I'atro Ton
THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!?
E
IS
T
IS PREDICTED
' WAI.UiWA, . (S..M-lil
wrallHT coti'lKioiis Jiavi- Iieeii
vi'i'y fuvtuMltlo fur rownin: .tojih
Iirh iltirilltf tin' IKiM fc. veral tliivn.
)t Una li' t n t-li iir )"l w..rm I he
renter pint o Die tune. 1 u t very
ntUk lain hits .'alien hi the conn
ly t ho Kit wild, hut tlu ktoiuhI
mi HI plenty of moi.sttirn fur
crop iin-1 rfH;x' ., The ct.whtlon of
I Itr fall hnt rrops htM"'.i- to bi
lniiri Iiik i arli wn k, I la nruln i
liuw nra' in ully all lie: tiled ami
MuihIh ut well, wliii I arm. licailx.
Tin1 wheat ci"l-s art- well ;nlv;inc d
lor thin nine of Uk- k aon, and
jm-Hvltt ilill('a!i(Mi.- mi' tliat. Jiliould
Mow hi jour own limm-."
mU.sr.s our Mi; 1 hi tio-
It's a like dip Hip
-asliiiu: tu hi! la the
i-oolinjr U v.iws f a
(I- K. KtrHrio lafi. Ifj
u. must wn.NiMn Mimin.'r
tinin iuiic!iarf. J n-'t tho
!.! ymi mcJ fur the
room jou want It in.
Our lU-rtrirat Kurvfco Is
at your i-kctiical cull
hone us.
WEAVER'S
Tailurs, CI miters, Ijeni
Ami I'nvvM'rs
rilONK .MIN732
Ih pot Mrrvl
Mattresses - Rugs
IrniM-rt - KHtullt.
I m her .Mill t rrM'M .Mmlu
I'lllim Itrnmalitl
1 In 1 r l.tijp Mmle from
itlil I'Arix'lM.
1 until nn Hi-miml ami
llcmriv,!
La (tiandc Mattress
& Weavincr Works
I.li'nmil l uinfiiior
rilOM: 41M-W
riifts I i.wanls, Trtp
tho warm w rather coutiauo fur
thu next ivw wrk.i, that liurvtMl
will no Uouhl he HutiH'whul tmrlUT
than that of luat Bt-uaon. Hoinu uf
liiu early no win km uf sprlnff wheat
huvu hiyun to luad, thi Jiub ulno
matli! u very good growth la all
fields und has tho upiKumiuo of
iimkinji very Kood cro.w. Whili:
Hi f to in but llttio down wheat in
t ho country, many of I he fields
urn very heavy.
Aim. 1'. 1 Jjithrop and duuah-
turn of Chito wit? lwithiK rrluiivea
ihero thu latter part of the week,
ahoy ul'cnded tho ahow while here
'.il.so. CMii! of the Kill hrouRht it
pet porcupine with her. thu Itltlu
jt'lluw wils very gentle and uttruct
id cuntdderuhle utlenlon.
il. .M. .Ma uk hun of I'owwatka
was in town the lutUr part of thu
wk on buinnM. lr, Muuijhan
opt'iati'H a Mtwmlll on tlio ritlKe
and hun uboul tniishi-d his run thin
Neasun.
K. H. Hlierod and Kuueiio Gua
t in ii-rt for the 1'owwutku fount ry
lint iutler part of thu week, tukiutf
1'Uck with them moiiiu of the etock
whieh had roinu out from the
raiiKe th re. 'J'hey expected to do
eonwiderahie (;ai tn-rlim of BtOck
white IJiorti, Kt-ttln them out of
thu drop ranjona and onto ifood
ruiiKo on top lieloie the weut her
Iti-eoiiiift wariiii-r. stockmen Buy
that If thu Htoek la not drhi-n out
of I tic th-i-p canyoiid durinir thu
warm weather, thu tierdu will not
have the uhutJe und water cvi-n If
thu k ras lueonita wry Hhurt, und
eonm ijuontly du nut do well.
I". A. McOluu left Friday morn
iiK for the cow camp on tin; runu
at J'ow walku mIIIi provthioiiH and
horse feed for thomj Kutherinj; cut
ale there.
O.scur Maxwell und Gilbert llu
ker fliil.htd liari;owilK uiitiilniT
talltiw at the 1". G. Touch ranch
in thu htlhi the htM of the wuek.
.Miiny ( ootr Muni.
.Hurt Hurrutt, Kuverniueiit litint
i r, Una been busy rt'Ct-ntly round
itiff up the lew rt inaluitig coyobs
in the- hill Mcction cum of town, j
The cootea Jiavo become notice
ably f w r durtiij; the pant couple
uf yearn, and but v ry llttio duin
aii" i reported from tliem.
llarhy Courlnoy und family of
I.ttstine were here tho Uat of the
week itttendiliK the Hhow.
The most uf I he farmers have
(iulslu d cnitivatlni; their Milium r
lullow, ami ure buy w ith ot her
farm work, Ketling things in uhupo
for hurct.
T. G. Johnson was at l& Grande
Sunday utlendniK' the funeral of u
friind who juLs.vd uway thero re
c.ntiy. ltoy and Kukciic (!atln were Kn
terjirisc busini ji viMltois tho lat
ter part of the week.
George rusin.s ha been busy
tho past few days cultivating his
eorn crop. The warm went her of
'the past week ha.s tjtatUd the corn
Krow iiik nlcel".
' .Mr. and Mrs. Neal Cameron ami
Hv. and Mtm. G. ii. l-Vese were
Wallowu. hike vi.-dfors Sunday,
The htj;h way It lined w ll h a
strinjc of car much of Ihe time
I el ii tint SaturJart and Sunday, of
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
By Condo!
SAY, MITTC THAT'S VNY, HS TWITCHES
l HC luii tic vatlNCx l-- t)V&K. COOK "
T THAT CNTORTUNAT&J tlf3T HIS H&AP
i J . AROUND
FLies out
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Professional Directory
This directory U rspetjaJIy liaody for the newcomer or
for (tin out-of-town rrjwlrr wlio may want the name aotl
atiilreiis of some profuMlonal num. It has bwn care-fully pre
IMUvd and will prove to be a rraUjr aid to auj reader lu ob
laiulog prompt profeaelooal twrvlce
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys
Ut';n R. BRADT Atlxrnry-Kt-
Uw, office Weflt-Jiicobiino Build
IliK. Teltphono llaln 111.
coinnAf mi KBKiniAni) r,fo.
T. t'ovhran and Colon Ft. fcborhard,
Atlorneya at Law, La Grande Na
tional Bank buildluK. 'i'oUpUuaa
alaiu !1.
Physiciuns & Surgeons
SI KM, A N. nilllUKII, N. o.
rhynlcian aud burgeon
nonma 10-11 Telnphona
Bonimvr Ilulldinff Main b59
HAFinr mirrr, m. d.
LBK BIII VV, M. I.
lTartlra limited la disease of tha
Kve. Kar. N.i.e nnii Ttirnat.
new rojcy ,
PURITY BREAD
If you are inteiestcd in the purity of the food
products that find their way into your system you
should investigate the nutritious bread und dainty,
satisfactory pastry baked at this establishment. It
would add to your enjoyment, stimulate your appe
tite and please your digestion.
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWILLIAMS
Building
Telephone
m 16
nonKiiT a. eakin
l.mw. . Wear
Jaobson building. Tejepnone Main
V Ml. klllHV. fl.
'Attorney at J riiyaiulan aud Surjeenn
W..r- I V.. w rnl.. T I w.
Jlulldlng Main 23
X HAVS THC SAM
TROUBCC AT
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m
, s Aim
Brazil Is Concerned Over
Coffee-Handling Profits
CARI. G. IIEI.M Attorney at Law.
l:oom 20. Sew Koley Building.
Telephone Main 779f
Dentists
Dr. VirnK J(iiinv - Dcntlat.
(lardtter building. Telephone Main
Dr. it. n. iiillkii Tientiat. Itnnms
9 to 16. llmer-rtoeacb building.
Telephone Alain 70.
Dr. K. P. MOSSHAS Dentlat, Suite
2, over Ited Croaa Drug Store.
Telephone Main 717.
Architect
C B. JIII.I F.n, Arrkltect
Room 7
T.a Oranile National Bank JIulMlna-
Thc mun n ho kicks about the
food Ht home usuully is afraid of
tho uuitcrs in restaurants.
If ha adtentaea It, ha knows It's
food.
ItldlAHl) l. I.ANDIS M. D.
rbyalclan and Surgeon
Oardner Telephone
Building Main tu
W. P, MrADOUV, II. D,
New Foley
Building
Summer Kitchen Comfort
Is made possible with a PERFECTION STOVE
with quick, good cooking results. See various models
here.
Furniture Exchange
'Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
V Telrphone
Main 69
c, s. Moult :, m. i.
., Phyalclan aud Surgeon
Witr,oley Telephone
"""d'ng Main 19
P. I- H ALSTON, !H. .
rraetlce limited 10 diseases of the
r.ye, Kar. Nose aud Tliront.
Booms 18-19 Telephone
Bominer Building Main 77
A. I RicHAnnaoN, ii. D.
Surgery
Rooms 1C-17 Telenhnne
Sominer Building Main l!
Osteopathic Physicians
J. I.. IXil.K. II. ).
General Osteopathic I'saetica
JIAntiAllKT INtiLK, II. It.
Practice limited to care of Infants.
Sommer Telephone
Building , Main 10
l:l( M: JAMIIKO. nraztl (API of 1. asonably reliilinerutivt-prices
What caiis.18 I In- IiIkIi price rfjis more iniporlant to her than the
coff.v? lli .i.il n-lievea that til" j temporary n.lvanlaBe to be d
Ainvrk-ana are Kainins huge pro-1 riv'd from the xtrnordlnary prica
ills mid have resolved 10 find out j that have prevailed for so lonA
tho truth. The jirold.-nt of the I The lemlers In ln-r coffee Industry
state of Sao I'aulo. in un inter-j certainly realiie this fuel, iin I
view, has slated that three or lour their objective is a market with a
men are now In the I nlted Stati a ; minimum of fluctuations around
trying to uncertain the amount oil an uvcruire Juice level that Kill
profits made by the American jnsaiire ample returns to the Brow,
roasters. He added that rorfee 1 era and ct not result in dimin
men In Sao I'-juio are ronvinrc.rh.hcd consumption abroad. In this
that a luarkellliK croup, sum.-! policy they are In complete ac-wheia-
between-the Hraziliail ex-lcord wilh the American coffee
purier aim i no American consumer I trade,
is securlnif profits that are laificl
people Koing to thu Wallowa lake
lu spend the d:ty.
j l.ctmimit Swimming I'nol (Iiciih.
I l.l:ll..li.. ore. The Lebanon
free swimming puol la now open
I lor Ihe summer wllh an experi
enced caretaker In chartfe, who
! looks iifler the chllilren that no
iiaitu lna conn to them. The pool
ts under Ihe direction of the Wo
1 man's civic club of l.ch:mon, NeW
dre?.sini; rooms an' now about eorn
; pli-ted. T.iides are prov ldi-tl in the
ipatk adjoining; tho pool for picnic
pal l ies.
Kxtia Star-A-SUr
No. U Sliinjrlfs .
No. "1 tu 2 '. il. (iiiitlf Shiiik's
l'uie I.insooii Oil, Per Clalltm' ...1.
.Sf ....
$u.60
S2.no
'..30
$1.35
llic Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
Ilclall Van! Acutsa Tracks on f .iwnwtxxl Ate.
We know a man so stiuiry lie
eats baiianus to keep from w caring
out cel. I In his teeth.
We Offer
I 'Oil VOI Ii l:X.MINATIO.
AMI t'O.MI'AKISON
q-
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Safety'
MIIilQlomWQ
JSutmij Comftniabtu (j
Vnir in our Smc DrrnH on Jrttrrton St.
All hiivs Itmo fniin thvrv tlniij huadj,
I.I'.AVf. I.A ;uamk IXH
j ailt 7:S0 - :0. - 13:0 . 4:90
, lULor - M:00 4:S0
) ri nillt-lvni ll:(W . 4:(H - , V
Dl VOX HIONK MAIN 7ft
iioiiKh to Injun, thu irailu
Two IHwsjiors in 1. 10 tic Jan-
iliu lime ncvnlly itim il out that
thu profits of Hr.nilian toif.r
growers ar-i Liy hiKh. unit have
advised 'tautiou in cunt unit uk a
olic w hirh iniKht U u.i to s ri
011s financial troubk- for tin- coun
try. Out' of tlnst.' tuijuis, O Joina1,
says thai -the )iot.tiit: attitude ot
the North Aimtlt.an is thr nsu'l
of pri. t wliKh wi n l.razilians t
admit arc 0M01 ttonatv."
"i'oi'ffo Ki'owi-rs should bo sat-
lsriid with h.s .uulits,'' is iUc
o.un itui of O Ilntt, which adls
tliat ' finuncial rt irn luuld Ia
t on l ined to a rraouahlt amount,
t'otfov. at pit. s.iit jinn-;., Kuaia.i
tves a tilK imonic. l'lunlalion
neiH. artordiniT to t heir . iuo
Hhrti LntuHcr. hhiM'ts, h.w n- t j
pruflt.sM-ani.Mii frt'in to too Vil ,i
ct iu on wie inoni-y invest. d. Tiiol
American iion-ouyinK inov.-nu'iit o '
fou o io n iiit jitcc is iTfrct! !
n gniinati'.
1' rod tire rs usually deny t he as
sertion that they are fcnnuiK Umi
per cent annviully on the money
invested. It i Minted out that
faun vuhiis an; rlMnc rapidly. Ir. 'I l.vt
Aii.ciis.lo Kaiiu, uuthur of a l oou
1-11 collee atld a foiliier manag--:-o(
a iaiKe ptiiiilalioM, tt.ijM that
t he a t r;me e col i.-- liirin in
the S.to J'aii!.. r kumi i now iriv-j
imj in aim proiil 1 f Jwi' i.
and that the luarKet laluc of the ! I
i.li 111 M011I.I in' ;.t out f
c'.ums t!,,vt'ttie growers an !
only Jv.euiini; a It as-'iiahle proiitj
and th.it lm .it;:ivt r.-ti at .1 t
I pi Ire W ie-w pn. s.-nt tjue! I n:is.
I Th- re aie ituno. ions indu .it ions
ithat ll,l.-.ll rM'!s to hold Up tit-' I
.'pllce id cofh e. Tli- n. w n..i-r. !
. at iv e ili 'i ti-e iii.sSiMMy o Sao
Lot r.Nxtlo. lias city water, a
4-rooni lions,.'. Terms can be
had like this: 1 ini" fas 11.
l'."i.imi er month down tu the
11101 tKage.
-:-:, lias sha-ie. iratac".
city water, model n. cunnectej
1o cms pool, nood location.
'r'i ni.N: J j Mi.cm cash, $'..fi'
per month down to the luort-KaKf.
i 1 ,na new modem
hann.ilow. 'lVinis. $7'i.i cas'i,
$.:n .t 1- imml h dow 11 to the
UiurlKuxe.
New ImimaJow,
terms.
Wo llae Many Oilier.
Afl.tins avenu
Karate. I'.ooi
U Grande Investment
Company
: Santos m.irKi t to pi t ent a fa. I
; m pru e.s. a nto .-at.-iu has ju-t
Im en T.n Uxi l y l lie state e! Sa j
jTa iio to s. v ino t oei 1 itn.tted ac-
!tl"tl iilUOIIC t!f. V.: 'I,')' I MM iPC CO!- A
; ! e Kvowinir Mai s tor lio'.diny
I Ucllablo Acrnls for Itellabl
Insurance I'omrianlrA.
1201 Atlanta Arc. Maia 7S1
Corvullls Of fliers liclallcil.
O It l: G O X AGHlCL I.Tl llAb
I'Ol.l.KGK. Corvallis. Ore. New
officers delniled for duty wllh the
military department for the coming
school year are Major llonald A.
Koblnson of the cavalry anil First
Lieutenant Kaymond G. .Miller of
the field artillery. Major Itobln
son. 11 graduate of West Point acad
emy, has also finished the work of
the army mounted service school,
the cavalry school, advanced course
and the staff and command school
at Kdrt Lettvcnworth, Kan. lie
has received the distinguished serv
ice medal. Lieutenant Miller is a
graduate of the field artillery
school, basic course, and holds a
B. K. degree In ineclvjnlcal engi
neering from the State College of
Washington.
NOllTH llKNI). Ore. After j
spending all day Sunday dragging
tho inlet so'-ith of Charleston for)
the bodies of Albert l-Yame und
Nestor . Jarff, who were drowned;
last Tuesday, Ihe Vnttcd States;
coast guard crew resard." The
grappling hooks covered the en-!
tire width of the buy for two j
miles without results.
t
IN THE PATH
OF PROGRESS
To study any particular .human mechanism
properly and diagnose its ills is beyond the
power of any one man.
Rapid scientific advancement demands spe
cialists and complete modern equipment.
At the HOT LAKE SANATORIUM a com
petent staff of physicians and a well-equipped
laboratory give each individual the best pos
sible service.
The Hot Lake Sanatorium
, Dr. W. T. Thy.
Owner and Director. .
,l :"CP
;r3 ' 'f JfLft
u bib n n 1 1 1 wjL v r'i jfr
t'.u k t n ! 11
ft Kin tie J:
s Vein Used
lite June
Ol
at thr pet t ;
:;at to . '
EFFICIENCY
Vi i' livar much ;i!vnt
ft 1 it iut 111. in w Im u in.s.
't'i'l'iciiiiiy." t is (lie
W'.itinp timo uiiiuxes-
.viri'y is 11.it fi s iiittit . Tho
I't'ttiT jium-fll iinst cni.-y
Ih-i'.iio I ho hu.-ims wcrlil.
vu J.ik'S
Iclcphono helps oil
life. Il places yt'U
Our office will gnu
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
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lit llielll. I;
H11S
policy ot Him.-iS m
KlV.it M.ll.e ild.l
MVI-1 liv too II;
!ei;i:' ,i iill. ,-i.p; to
fiiel.im.-n;..! law
i;.;ik liine I ; j
, r of Com- r
lMil-es lh.-j
un iniMC i- j
ii e sir.i t- j
1; o b-T-ii - j
thr futu-.e I
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OV AM All Lit SI IT II
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j.ii r. m. - b.ji. r. m.
Sumlay
J:M V M. r. f.
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Uesdcjuxrior?, ioauTr Eutrl
lleiimce in our f-!
piolessiotl In cans I I
s of Id
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etiVU'ow
for l-ie
the biii .lM .1, T!i Ir
im1i. s censiiliite ,tn
ebir.it!e!i M ha ii w e
trv io dich.iti; p.-r-fev-tiy.
alxlwilim rl
DLlXArtATlO.N
To render tho
most dependsbla
and courteous
scrvlca
To tha greatest
possible number
of peoplo
At the lowest coat
consistent with
fair wages to the
labor and capital
employed
Giving and
deserving fair
treatment
thus .
To hr a factor
In upbuilding
this community
la tha objectiva
of this company.
Under the present form of state regulation, which is
the same' form uf commission regulation being used i:i
practically every state in the Union, Eastern Oregon Light
and Tower company business is carried on openly! Tho
results of operation are available to the public constantly.
All the activities of the Light and Tower business in
which the public has a reason for being interested, ai
subject to regulative scrutiny, and in general it may be
said that no one suggests that the rales charged the pub
lic are unreasonable or extortionate except the ignorant,
the demagogue or the unscrupulous politician seeking votes.
Discrimination is practically impossible under state reg
ulation. There are no practices in force by the Eastern Oregon
Light and Tower company which justify any propaganda
for political ownership and it is our belief that there is no
reason for believing that there could be greater efficiency
of operation, greater economies or greater extension of
service than now exist under the present system ci"
supplying you with Light, Heat and Tower electrical
sen-ice. . i
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Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
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