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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Ad Independent Nownpaner
FRANK B. APPI.KBY E'dltor and Published
BAHVEY F. MATTHEWS UiWllii'M Munager '
Published evenings, except Sunday, at lilt Aduins Avenue,
JjA Qraudo. Oregon, Tlio Oljaorver-Htur published every l''rlday.
Entered at the Pontofitco ut La Oruude, Oregon, as ticcond
Clara Mall Mutter under act n( Murcb 2, 1879.
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BUT JESUS SAID I'N-TO HIM. Kollow me: and let tlio
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OUT OUR WAY
By, WILLIAMS
FOrt OE LANS Spk5.
AokiT fULLlE i HOU OAT
SmeezE BACK -Till
Vj GrT TE.R OE TOP
OS OE HlLLl DrHN&RE
MARMESS WOASJ MEBuH
v-nM OE REXOlL.
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The breaking, Point." . l
" Our free Cooking School starts tomorrow afternoon at
two o'clock and we expect to entertain two or three hun
dred women the first day and every day during the week.
We hope it will be a nice party and hope La Grande house
wives will consider it so.
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July I
Clearance
Sale
Two Special Lots
Silk Dresses
Suitable for Afternoon and
Street Wear
Former Values to $35.00
NOW
$9.95
$14.95
N. K. WEST & CO., INC.
'I'll' Mi'dlrnl .Iiiiii-iihI driiilcs n
whole roluimi to rtpliifiiltiv wliul
riiUM's "old mspirnf ion. Any one
who has uoni' up a dark nllcy mid
.stepped on a doir Vi:lll be wasting
I inn1 rrmlfiiK It.
TWO IIKAIIS
Wlun In- pi-opoai'd. hr lout his
hi-ad.
Whiell fuel lu- qulekly I11M her
Hhi' dltln't mind. rur hIu hiHlt-jid
1'tit her heud upon hts Khould.
'' Wallowa county put itself on the map in the minds of
'Portland caravaners Friday evening and Saturday in a
i,ay that will be long remembered. Wallowa greeted the
mg line of cars with ice cream refreshments, Enterprise
was out with J-tnd and the entire populace to give greeting,
and Joseph vk: Id have remained up all night, if necessary,
to show its unfailing hospitality. Every member of tlio
caravan has a warm spot in his heart for those excellent
towns. Every member was cnlertaiued royally. They will
anticipate a return to Wallowa county with true pleasure.
! PORTLAND'S OFFICIAL VISIT.
l The "official" vacation of Portland, as engineered by
tfie" Ad Club of that city, was a distinct success, according
jCu several members of the caravan who expressed opinions
about the Wallowa trip yesterday. There were a few de-
i u..i ,i-li i....... i. i......, i.lupw .liy itiki-M Vhi nil.
lintly for the comfort and convenience of the visitors, but
jor the first thing of its kind the caravan more than lived
up to the expectations of those who made it possible.
.' The four or five Portlauders who had previously visited
this section of Eastern Oregon and were so enthusiastic
about the country east of the Mine Mountains, wished lo
Impress on members of the caravan and Portland in geu
ijral that the loauliful Wallowa vacation region is but 1 1
ijlolor hours from the Kose City. This they accomplished
End it was an end which justified the means. Without thai
j(bject in view, it would have been much better for those in
rjharge to plan an over-night stop in La Grande, rathe,
than continuing on to the lake. Such a schedule would
pave made the trip just as satisfactory and much less
jjtrenu'ous. I,a Grande has adequate hotel facilities thai
Jpould prove entirely satisfying, and the remaining drive
o the Wonderland would be easy. Having demonstrated
pow short the entire trip really is, future excursions will J
firobably be on a basis that includes La Grande as a night'sj
ijtop.
J Herbert Cuthbert, representing the Portland Chamber
of Commerce, expressed the opinion yesterday that 80 per
jfent of the caravan membeis would return to the lake with-'
iji the next yearand bring others with them. The entire
personnel was most enthusiastic about the trip and about1
V'allowa. They did, indeed, "discover" Eastern Oregon and
found that it is a land of beautiful valleys, fine farms, and
excellent highways instead el' a sagebrush country stretch
big finni the P.lue Mountains to the Nebraska line. m'.
Crande enjoyed having them and will enjoy having them
flgain, anytime and eveiylinie. If we. as a city, left any
thing undone that might have contributed to their com
fort and enjoyment, it was due only to a lack of knowledge
8s to what it was, not a lack of desire or interest.
OFFICE
CAT
'traoianii mo.
, iHMUV Oil wiiy.
rotifc'ri'SK Ib I'l-TnaUy picking oni'Jpa-'(l If ln hit
IIh'it im nsuioii to lu ii.-vr it i I
crou. I A uoniiin In Nt-liraska vlioso
juiiiiilt-n muni- was Smith has mar-
"Whul K It iimkes (lie Towrr til : rieU Ui nu nu n by thu naim- or
rs inii?" IKiiiilh. I'robithly sin; dltln't want
Finland Prepares to
Sell Lumber in U. S.
"Worry mir the HiOuuIiIh of
how iMnr II Is to rullin;, I mir."
Om- man 1 houghl t In- pum aKi n
ratlin lonli ar diiln't ohew guoil
ami he fouml ht uilo hud snviul
him with a halt dufii plionogriiph
rcfottls liitttt'ud, by mfutuke.
to chaiiRi' hT launrity mark.
Inivt' to niarkit in tin- I'nitctl Stai
rs, il u as said, colli s Irom tin'
i-r y i-ouipl-i utilisation w hn-li
lhiy can make of thrir limhiT, -and
ihi' viliiiiKiH-s.s of llnir own con
sumers lo us' .short lfnKths and
I liil.s of wood. The American ex-
A cenlletuan In K'-attle killed next months.
two people and he wuhii'I married
to cither ui them. , I i.,y.(; t .H PI.AXXliO
WASHINGTON (AP) Fhilan.1,
now (ho most heavily foresh d of
i euro pea n conniries, nan aronsedj
Iidio bedtime stories are told much attention front Anicrlr-in .experts point out that t It Ik nation-
American children at 7 o'clock, lumber manufacturem by rrcathiK
which lu about Uuvu hourB before un orfiinlzali(m in it a limiber trade
their bed time. for marketing In the I nited Stat-
' s. Thu National Lumber Manu-
llappy is the ramily thai Uvea on 1 fauturers Association, one of the
last month's Income InsUud of American groups most tMmeeriied,
1 1 custom results In complete use
f every tree cut, and lower r.per-
aiini; churfft'3' aytilnst 'rfaulliaf
lumber thut may allow It to coijk
pel In the United Stales agttlnit
home produced timber, '
. . .
Tlio bloomiiiff Idiots ute Bcldem
v.aM flowers." ; r
Vlncg-ar'a wine that became cyty
leal. " "
has received advlccH th-al, the Kin-!
nish saw mill owners i.uve put in
charge of their enterpriw John
Saarl, formerly u lumber manufac
turer In Portland, tire., and are at-;
tempting to establish a pennaiunt
foothold in this country; j
American lumber I cades have
'been somewhat jolted by the In-.
I Kl flKM-;. tre. A "flying siiad
Soiuc men arc unhappy bccatiso ron" to lake charge of bad fires
they want nothing but money and in the national fores is of Oregon,
others are unahppy because, they s being organized by the forest
have nothing but money. j vice, according to word recei . -
ed at the local offices of the
i-'able: Once there was a hick1 W'ANTKl A young iady to sill Kt.rvce. The crew will consist of formation, in view of the tact tlial
town In which the leading citizen tickets, someone fast that ran titke'rivo men, experienced In liund- In the past American lumber ex-,
w isn't a millionaire. Scare of large crowds Sceley Tlie-Jung forest fires, one a superin- ports have gone to neurly all eon-
atru. teudent, three foremen and an cx- tinents of the world. The only op-1
In tlie m-ftlmiiiig of rial Ion ho-I - perienced camp rook. port unity the Finnish -producers'
mnii look one none from a man 1 rromimy me misoii v imi i iist-u
Ik
Our Business Is Growing!
THEliK'S A It BASON "
Our I'riees; Satisfied Customers, and Quality
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Kverylliln !a liifuut.V mid Children's Wear
linniv often
iMt aii.-.c ;lt's , tlio
Imrdi'M IclliT In the hlplinbcl
'Say," said the nervy young man
enterlnr a I -a (irunde barber shoo. if
Is mv en-dil good for a shave".'" Mure are the three Kin. is oi
" "Naw." replied the barber, "if consumpl loll food consumption,1
you rtin'l nlae ar cinii; keen on eoal consumpuon aim naier con-; t
r lisinir whiskeiH." sumption. And the greatest of .
llicKe Is tuberculosis. I
II Is tiimcuit to gil ss (he ii gel
of a prune.1 It has wrinkles when1 A l.a tlrande
II is a mere child, and when It stockings and k cigaret but
grows old it looks jusi ihe same, i can't or hasn't started in on
culls yet.
Tommy: "Why do you scratch)
your head?' i W hen It come to lgnv one ihv
Johnny: "llecause I'm Ihe only mtIIkiI by the ltolon TrsiiM i-ipt w : J
one who knows It Itchi h." nbiMit the limit. It I potetl on mi M
ancient wrjitlier Ih-iiUmi Iiohh li
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girl fan ivq.her
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The Unexcelled Quality of
Tlir- iiiii loilui l.lnl in. ill 10 ImvIIiWoii itml ivmN:
llrv ciiRle.. lull JUilKintf by Ihi' MHy Tttnl Uroif
This 1- Hit'
would -li.ii v
Is Your Kitchen Clean,
Cool and Comfortable?
IT Ori,l KIC XV YOU HAD A
M
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ELECTRIC
RANGE
Buy Guaranteed
USED FORD CARS
l'KH l:i) KltillT
I'KOM
Perkins Motor Co.
j l'lnnc M-50II Corner llh and Adams 1
MARKET JOEL'S GR0CER1E
Phone Main T.VJ
IIU.MK-t.KOWN LKTTl'CK
10c a Head
The Season's Host
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On Display At The
OHSKKYKH COOKIMJ SCHOOL
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
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Preferred StocM ,
Will Be Demonstrated All This Week at the
Observer
Cooking School
Attend this school and sec what delicious menus Preferred Stock Hrands produce
They are selected for hiph (iiality, unilovm excellence, dependability, and cooking "
iiu'ii iue mwi cuoiv iniiM nave (luaiiiy loods.
economy.
ASK YOUR (JROCEU IXlR PRKFEKREI) STOCK
La Grande
Grocery Co
holcsale Disti ilinloi s