La Grande evening observer., July 10, 1925, Image 8

Friday, July 10, 1925.
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-mat ie bnach hot wih-ii
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HUniii' ' ;i li-itlii'f iif tin- usual of
J : -: : i i , l:- ii. 1-h tor pi mooting corn-!-
f, j;.t i It ! I'd 1 1) ! Hf, KllHUliUl-AllHT-
1-1 ti 1 1 ;tl ( ' rm i in im'.h on I he in-
Civ i;;r.
1 'itiiiiii' : ( i) p:i r lni' nl flgur-tt
fur lie- ra iclldar year I !-4 I'l'-roi-.j
:i Iwliil evpoil jiIhI Import
lill -.ill-Willi ItllSMII tlUKMlntlltg to
I ',,,,tn ii.MiMi, w Mir ntui ift ii-B coin
pili 'I by Hi' 1 1 uphill hi Km mutton
Liini'u Im'M- K.H'ti llii- even higher
I'f.'iri' i S .Il'i'im.Ihim, The hIiow
lli.r i;i'ffi iiiUM'liiiiliun b ireuu offl
ivils ,o predict II M'Jfi total of
Santa Barbara Goes to Work .
1 wtos
I.IHOI, comparer
mil iiit"."i')ian
xit f :,i'(i,iii.
,M a
Ti n!.' nr.. n. i. m set up 111 tli
l'iiit'-tl Ki.iI.h t.y llii Itusslnn gov
ern on i.t ;i ii '1 t.y .u ioit.s liussiu:i
hilri.tri;.' ciKtips haw supplied
I Ik ,t ,i hin i y (In oiii;Ii w h it'll llii.i
re-1 1 1 -ul. is . i r i i 1 1 on. J I) HOII) 1
in ii- I In r.i- ag lu'h-.H have lali
in itc- c i : tf m - of the t iniNiilar (iKt 'lifi
f i in I nil' l Slate government
to dim. i.tliy (il l iriitUy receive any
1-tiV nil.1 ; :n lt fi of the soviet,
'! -u I I'm p i in-hi h -ry t liUM pro-vr-l.si
li;i;t ii;; 1 1 1 j I In N'-w Yurie
i iiy. v.- Iimv m vi at I iiiMMiiin cot ii
l i ' -r r i : s n-'ii h maintain head-
(ui.ii it ! m. 'I lie i vsl. ni Ik de.Hcrllo'd
I y tb" : il;.:- ..ill inl ul JlKll loll ((tll'ilHI
ft
Bantu ilarbar In hard at work repairing the devastation wrought br
br urthduake, Tnl picture hlxtwn workmen buy on th ruin l th
fcUn Urc-u l.ulldiiig. which w rf h U)'-
!.,!!
Hipl.'
t lorrlKH I 1 11
Jr :i iMMii..p..y i ; in I he p-o-
,'.-' I'f.imni: .irliil of IoivIkM liinl-1.
I i p'.uiiti Hi.- coiiiiriiMjiriiit coi'
t in .'; II ' ' l i ! ulitlttry Mii)cr I
Sll.lt, ;ii -I l !i 1 ml ual t (inline IH
c. in I' d nn ly inioiiM ciiiliiniTciitl
!';:. n:,it In kkiim' of whirl)
J.v.-H'ii pi j;it.- cm pit ti I In III Hi 'l
v. irii Sovh-I ciiplml.
Tlif pi'iii('i.;U i.Kiicy for Kt-n-
rr;il ti tii- in I If l'nll'! Hlut M In
Mm- A it i I h i: TnuJInit curporal ion, 1
iii'-oi poi iit'-.l in N('v Vol Ic lui' .
v,lili n j.il.l-iip capilitl of $!.iHMi,-j
ihmi jijpl with hot h U jmhIhiih ii ml
j OH'i k :i n. i iiiiiiiiik t'H oi i iiiii i;i. ii
j i i i ,s. n 1m ilhvct ly inoMt of I he
j.'1' iit lMi;i,-l:in inonopolitu, Inclml
iiur th'' ci,:il, Kit Kit i' nnl elect lien I
trtiHts. Jin i'rJi tnnle luniover
Iiinoooleil to I 7,IH'li,ll(lO.
N'i t in iinporliiiice i f Vntros.i-ytj;.-Am
rieaii, Inc., which Im the
1t;i'linir ju-.ney of the Central
rniun of l!im.sia t 'oiiHtiincfH' Co-
(tp.-l -t T Ivef, M Hi Olip epi'eentln
litUlii of Ii I. 'in he ih. J.nHt ye. 1 1
It . hnipllt -l tniire than -I.OIKi.lMMl
v. orlh of iMivhii'WM, ino.slly In fum
tnipoi'teil fiiuit ltiiMHla.
The i:usHtan lUion of Airrlc l
t m.il ' "o-opera t Ivch HUi-wIkc mil hi -t
:iinH if h 1 1 (nltiiK- aKency in t he
I 'nil.-.J Wlal.-rt. II In cale tlie
faiolHkoyHuyiiH, Idil It h turnover ih
comparatively n m ii I 1 . Another
IrailhiK nieilliim in the . Allie.
American company, which repre
mciiIm ;tn American comnterrlal
I'll iiih in l( lasla ami lat year
liiimllei) a M.'ioo.iKia himlneHH.
Tiie iiil'oi'uialluii hiireitu'H 1 Hta
I lid icH nhow I hat HiiKHltin jiltr
chriNeH In the I'nUeil Hiule ure
uhoin loir llnteH the wile of
KilHHiari proiluelH here. The princi
pal iM.slaii expoitx are grain unrt
looil pi ijiluctH, pel roleiljii proililciH,
llax, fur ami tlmher.
At pi estjit manufuciiired prorl
uctM, eHpi-cially IooIh timl machin
ery, an a larger factor In Him
Hfan imports. Hunnlan textile titlllH
alHu are luiying large iiati1ltt;M
of eolton. laHt year, according to
the information, Mircuu, ltusHian
orgaiii.altoiiM purehuneU In the
L'niteil KtatcH $:tK,oou,(ioa worth of
cotton, fM, lino worth of farm
machinery, $ 1 ,4uti,0(iii worth of In
iliiHtrlal machinery, IT.'iii.omi wort Ii
or oil well mipplLrit, unl $:'.?ki,.
imm) worth of Hour to mipply clti.s
uli'eclet) ,y the liud liurvewl,
MoHt of Hie rot ton purchnHea
here ui-e made through the All
ItUMKlan Textile H.vmllcute, which
eonlrolH practically the whole tex
tile iiKluMtry of the Hovlet unio i.
The HhlpmenlH are inaile in cairfO
lot lu t he Soviet port of M i: -imui.tk,
moMlly from New OrleatiH.
TltllM.i: Al l lMN. hTAi.l.lt
NKW Oltl.KANS. . I.a.. .(Al).--I'nllnl
HlniplinniouHly wltK u H.n
gle ceremony, a Kingie Ux vy of
liridcNinalUx. one JjeHt -' inah upd
one ring m-urer, three rOttjifrk . of
UiIh city were Tli'jrHVloy iK-glnn'Iny
a triple honeymoon .whl-i(t,, A to
he followed ' iy tlieir wharing u
miiluul ahodc on their return, in
t IiJm iiniitue jnutrimonial venture,
twin mIhith and their brother, ani
a hrother and Hinter, were among
the participants. Kthel J'epper
Ijecame the wife of tleorge I'ur
entl. while iioury J'eppi-r hecam
the hindand or Mary I'urenti.
JUhel'i twin u(ter, Kdnu, Ih !io
.Mrtt. ( 'omtunc .Uujghinl. Hacij
Of the hrideH In l't yeurK Old.
l-KliAMtN, Ore. Tl'e dwelling
and water lank houne on the furni
of I-'. W. Keeek. thn-c milcM w't
of l.eitanon. wiih liurned early tlllfl
week and were a total Iohm. Thin
wax formerly the John Denny farm
on which I ho rlrMt Chinese plica.
uniM were rHcuHcd in Oregon about
I SKL.
V. K. iivih Old Japiuie tto4.K
HKATTl.K (ATi. Tenty-!lvo
volume of JupuneHe poetry de
pleting vividly Hie in Japan tu
the eighteenth rentury recently
wer presented to the I'niverwity
of WnHhliigton library )y i'rofca
hot AneHaltl, llhrarlan of t tie t'ni
verHily of Tokyo.
The. voluincN, whloli took nine
yea cm to roinplle, ure part of an
nltllon ruule. from two cople of
a collection Haved from detructio.i
in the Japanese earthquake In
.September, i!t:'3. All hut two tin
bo ind etH were destroyed by the
earthquake.
wh.ijn swr.irr iassi;k
SAN Jl'AN, I'orto Itleo iAt-).
WilllM Hweet. C'J. for the' lat J 2
yeurw editor of lite Timet here,
died Thurduy of apoplexy. Mr,
Sweet wan u former rcprcBeiitutlvo
In the CnilcU Htalcii rougroHM from
Idaho, it i' also nerved uj attor
ney general for I'nrto lttco.
BARBECUE A
T
WINKEH iff
MKOICAI. HI'lllNOH (Special).
About 75 neighbors gathered 'it
the home of J. It. Wanker for a
pic uic the l-'oirth of J uly. Two
long table wei ftp read under I In'
utiude treen. I,ee WilHon barbe
clied the beef, Mveryoue had a
good time.
Mrit Wanker, Ordell l,ay. K.
WhiLteu and Air. and Mm, I,. 1!.
Wlnth wcii- jhitorH to liaker thin
week.
Mr. and .Mm, 1 A. chandler uf
al Orande motoioU lo Meilic il
iUHl 4'riday evening to hpeiid f if
l'ourl h of July, returning liome
Sunday inoriiliig. ,
The wtultitj- ift dry unl hot.
The urmem ure buny with huy
and grain.
Mr. und Mm. Win lUtncan ani
fmnlly Mp4-nl the l'"ourth of Julv
lu the I'urk. the gucnt of' Mia.
j;va Vanorder,
I .enter Milter ami VMau Ken
m ily riellveretl about 2( head nf
beef to Vnlon Triday for C. Hmyi n
of Cove.
Mr. and Airs. Cieorge IjohI-y
luive u their house gueHtw Me,
und M r. J .Loonley of Kcxbjrg,
Idaho, and Mm. I.. C Itlattner iA
Na in pu , I da ho. M r. und M nt.
JJOMeley will remain here during
the ttummer und Mr. HlultiM r
li ft for her home Monduy.
Mih. M, van and children, Mr.H.
J. K. Kennedy and daugbterH, ,il
lleloe and Jean, were J.nday dln
1MT guetts of Ml'H. (liorge l.uoi-
iey.
Mr. and M ih. John Mllc unj
family and M r. and M ra. S. i.
liolliy and family, paased througb
Medical Wednesday on their way
lo Catherine creek fishing.
1'.. Winlh vva filed from .linker to
Jtlvdlcul Tueiiduy. Mr. Wuith ha
been attending tuimmt r t'hool at
Maker.
K. Whftten a 1 Ui OrunU
businewii vinitor Wedm-tiduy,
H. HurHn, wno na been ut Hot
Lake. u able to ieave lut weett
und Is ut Die home of ttiter.
Mix. George Koutli, ut Medical. He
In Hlowly re coa' e ring from bin fall.
iaxy Virrs is civil. si:itvia:
WASHINGTOX, l. C "Soldtrfi
uiJ aalloru receive firnt considera
tion for appointment by 1'nole Sam
if t hey are quulified," declur4;d
Witlium C. Iteming, president of the
I tilled Slates Civil Service CoiU
ntfsslon, in advising American l.e
Kion servico office r liero ijiut up'
proximately :i I G, Dull clttltiiH for
preference In appointment to posl
tloiiH In the cluwiiiled civil aervlr
liave been allowed by the 1'uite.d
States Civil Service Commission
uiuler the veteran preierunco acts
oi March and July II, if I A.
"Tin' figure do not jjieun that
f..a.rni elvll force ha been in
rreased by the uppolnt mwit of vet
(rtinH." HUid Mr. Denting. "The
fact U there has been u rcthic
Uon of more ihun 8'i".ta(i ein
ployeg since the urmlstU'e. Hut
th lurnov.T Jo u force so largo u
Hie iei-ral civil t-r-lw re(ulres
from aO,Mm to 7&.imh appolntmeniw
eucJi yaw to Hit vucuncie. not
wlthntundtDg the nei retiucllons."
4 AMIi:iW ahi: caiuxkss
MKDI'OKI), Ore. Jackion
county campers and other pleasure
seeiters were cureiw lu the l-uke.
of the Woods region July 4. K'
vort from ruiigern received at iw
Craler nutlonul forest office hew
staled that rug"nt putrollng u -'-mil1
pari of the roud that day
discovered nix small fires caused by
discarded clguretie stubs, and in
addition UiKcovered throe camp
iiro that hud In on left burning.
No arrcst were made becauxe
the identity of Hie vIolatoiH of iho
forest fire laws was unknown.
JI lull limber J-'ttlU
MAHSHl-'lKI.D. Ore. l K,J
Ilraiidun. of lowers, one of the "
best known nlKh climborH In Coos
rout)') . I1!) iei-i i i (Mil u- tuei ui
. i... until) I umber eoliinanv'M m u
camp on South inlet, atid lutuit-d
011 a pile OI Mtr nun niuny
brultod and shaken. He will mir
vlvo the full, but it 1m considered
little short of inlraculouB Ihut he
is still alle.
ARCADE
TONIGHT
Good Cooks
Good cooks in La Grande already know the advantage of
buying: their grocery supplies with us. They appreciate the
superiority of good foods.
The CkMking School is emphasizing better food as well as
better cooking we emphasize better food throughout our store
constantly.
Richileu Products, for example, represent the peak of per
fection in food stuffs. Although not higher in price they are .
distinctly the standard of quality for women who know. We
have Richileu exclusively in La Grande. Particular cooks specify
this brand and know they are safe.
J. G. Snodgrass, Grocer
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ONARCH ELECTRIC RANGES
MANUFACTURED BY THE MAKERS OF THE FAMOUS MONARCH MALLEABLE RANGE
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.".-limner Monarch Kloctric
Sold On
Easy
Terms
T - - t
SEE THEM AT
THE COOKING SCHOOL
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Your Old
Stove As
Part
Pavment
SEE THEM AT
THE COOKING SCHOOL
n
Monarch Electric 4-Burner
Monarch Combination Electric and Coal
ONARCH ELECTRIC RANGES WILL PLEASE THE MOST CRITICAL. BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED IN SNOW WHITE ENAMEL, THEY ARE AN ORNAMENT TO ANY KITCH
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B1XATIO.N COAL AND ELECTRIC. TEMPERATURE AND TIME CONTROL CAN ALSO BE SUPPLIED IF WISHED. ' ' L tUlM"
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