La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1925, Image 6

Wednesday July 22, 1925:
BOYSRETURH "
Til CMC
t'NION (Special). Tine.- (f tin
boys who Wfiit from 1'nion to nt-
tfinl the month of I in In I UK Hi
Camp i'wis. rtiurm-'l Iioiim Hun-
,tuy morning. Th.y wcic I'onu' I
;J.ainl), lA-xUr lit own and 'mm I
Jiosi-wuH. Th y alt cxinM"l
thfinsclvi h us well pb;tid wlln
their trip all') tlx- lit-- in Hie tiai-i-Ing
earn p. Tin- ot Imt I" h,
lie HUhr. Hulpli ' 'minor, (if ni w
tel. a p. Itiilph ock ii ml Kldon
CiiKpiii-, an1 n-turnlng a littb- hitti.
Mrs. Dr. l;iyton, nfh-r m pend
ing u few tJity.H vi.silini,' with Iht
father, "Mai" 1ih, und olli'-r
relatives and fi enilH brie ami ai
. t'ovc, w Inn- th-y lorni'-r ly llwd.
h-lt Thurielay hr 1m r hoim- in T.t
fomn. Wash. Mi' 'iiH ucemupaii
t' by Ik-V nfsler, I 'niiHlanci' ilt i'M.
who will n main in Taruina tor a
short (inn- btore i i lni nhi bom-.
Mr. and M in. Tom 'or It anl
Mr, and -Mm. dun Canpur iiiulon l
to ('amp I.'ui:i, ';inIi,, hist Wrk
.to. attend tin' drill of tin- hoyn al
-the camp 1-ihhiy. Tiny will vlmt
for a short him- in tin- virinily oi
. 'J'at'.oma, und v. In n th' y nt irn
to their hum i'.h, lt:itph t'orU aiot
Khhm 'nnp;ii two Im.v.H wild .ipi'iil
'tli inonlh in (ruining, will in--rum
puny tin-in h:n-l homo.
Mepair nil ( onipN-hMl,
Vw work of i'i-f;ilHii' inK and '
Varnishing about 4im .school ibskn
In the I'nlon wbool.s,. Ih.'iIiJi'.s
Jarge mimbiT which wen brought
..over from Cnvc I'm- the' annic
purpose, has ht'i'ii 1'lntnln il and
Mr. Johnson und bin -w 1m vt
left for oilmr point. s. Tin hc-IiooI
board 1m idl ph-aHt'd wit h t In
Work done ami hidb'Vf' they luive
the rooniH in better condition for
.Kcbool work than they have hern
for many yours.
K. O. Zceti reports I hat lie bus
jtold bin ranch on the Hnulie river
to the Myers brothers for a con.
el'derallon of about $S,iiun.
Hert Right who left for Port
land biNt week wit h a consign -
' ment of hogs for Hi' lb nnon
brot hcra, arrived boiuo Hat 1 1 1 day
from tbtr trip.
ftv. Ualrd, u bo 1 temporarily
' Jo. chirif' of the local l'rchy
Ifrlan church, ban lift to attend
tbo J'rrMhytery and did not or
cupy b)K put pi I Sunday morn In.
Hunduy cvcnliifc there w wi union
nervlci8 )M-ld by Uw. g ilnn or
Jbe AlrtliodlNt. church.
Utm VAwtH OfflceiM.
At their reRiilar ineetliif,- Ttn-rt-clay
nlKht the local band hovt
electd the following offlceiH:
iiei nntrr, ( 'lit rciicc ( 'rn ver: m-ere-
Safety
Service
UNITED STATES
riONAL
Keep Mies from Slock
itl
KOKINKK'S
Fly
Spray
Milk willi caso from
contontod cows
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
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l;uy, lid ('Ifiif. and librarian. Ituh
ert WuKefl. Id.
Lew Ik Hidt b-r. who (m hMII at
Hot Ijikf rr. . rintf j'ifnn tin- i-f-f
cl h of an In i oi i d It k. w htc'i
nearly (aied tl" ;ick i IiIh lift-,
In mtiHi Imi;t iiiul nidi to Ifavn
Lb.- hnHpUnl f.n- fhoM auto rid-H.
I.aht W' dii. ndn' lb.- t.mUf' Aid
n ml (he Nun, lay Hi hm of t hi- M
K, hui'-b bld tli'dr annual pic
nic at Mi-- bum.- of IJd Milter In
Nori h ( jilun.
.1. t: XII. ii :.n-I (I A Mi.ni.l.
jare nn ndirik' a (. v ilay cainplii
j out and finl-lni,' tnr tbr- Mir Hbei p
in thf linintliu lOiilUiy. Tbey p i
for t be t-jt it i pi in,' . i 'ii ml Tin-aday
Jii'tntlny.
'ieoin.' Hitird. owner of the fi,r
nter 'I' liner hnihhajr, in havinif tie
front ip;tinled ;irji oihr lepuhH
made. .(. hh KjM'iieer. 'IW located
in Hi" K. I', l.nildint,-, will mo-.e
blM poof ball and olh-r lIvlmeH
Into the in u' lof allon about lie
fli:;( of Anjrm,!.
I'.ir Del.t v lelualed.
Ilid S'imbiv .M.jtrnl .Slidver and
a nonilt' i' of r lativeH and
old
fi!. Md.S eel. billed the old c ntle
inan'M 'M't Ii lh I bday at iii.-i bone
in Hoiil' I'nion. 'l ie- SNdieiH have
bi-en reftiii'-n'M of tlii.s county for
the last hall ceiittiiy,
I' i l.hiy nlKbt I be )dd KellnwH
re liosls to I,'. yt. Kroinon of
Uaker, who is one of lie- uui'i.
)1 l icet -4 of Hie u-.l" and loud
lie
visit lo re ol fieiaily lor Cmud M
ler VoUiht. u ho iih u
vbiU III'- lOdlle liCle. A
nf ineinin r,-. fioni ''oe
nable to
number
.ere alao
tneel in.;
IH edent mid n iey.-d lire
ml :il::o the iee .ie:uil ;
rerun and cakn
f i oin I be Inc. 1 1
r I be hcmn'iou
which a com in il I
lodK" wrved nil
losed. '
Mr. Miller et to
froin llupeil,
dabo, visiting u it 1 bin noph
. I,. Scfdt. and will remain
'nt'Mi for !'. 'ei;il
M itt l.illie l.ev
el: m,
a for in
lenehf r In t lie loc
irlnmlP. b
now boldin;r pONitifm w II h 111
Itoard of education of Sni l-'ran
Isco iiH n hp' i'i:i I ii t In
t. sMiur
for a
.Hchool cblldr-n. Is Iionn
inontb'M i;iil w It h b
itiol her.
MrH. Helen i,c in, and other
el.
rtiive and frleu!.s.
I,e;((ie lienier bi vhdtlnir
for n
inhort time with I'anl Mayil
In
Maker. The llaydenn w
foriiH i
reHbbiitH of Cnl'm,
Shaw's "Saint Joan"
Popular in Berlin
. ItKKT.TN' (AIM -- Max lteln
bardt'N 1 luvitn-s have concluded
an nnmnmllv prolific Kennon. The
iota) number of prciuh-pH wan
Slmw'fl "Salnl .loan." with H7
nlj'btH bad the (rentes! nuinber of
I'erfonB in H"areh of a n A ill hor '
wiis produced 7i tinicH and "The
Dead Aunt" of "'m't flortz attained
t round ton ninblH.
Newly nlritfe,i and revised plavs
produced were; "i m liello," '( 'orl
oluii. i'be Innmlnnry Tut ten ,"
"f'aliat and l.ne." "A Servant of
Two MunI itm," "The Mevlnor."
'( 'aesar ami Cleopatra," 'Wl Icbael
Kramer. " "I. cut of lii-ceucv."
'I'illiir.H of Society" and "Tbo
K rniiiiiM."
The pin m ff nbler nvilbors rn
laim d i ,,tbe , nMiei lory coniprlH
ed: V''bklnd"j4 "Hprinu'M Awaken
inir." "I'll ndora's 'aske)" mid
Strindber-M "Mis4 Julia." The old
farce "Ijribert and M'dram" and
1he pa nt tun I in" "Su inn rum" verc
:ilso vv Ive,.
A new huh ban been discovered
by mdenllMlM uk i lifuitt of ibe nb-
MervatloiiM made during the rerent
lotlll eclljise of the HUH.
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Inch 'tliiih sre Intbs eni, i
ilUroi'sitiul NMiHlfbit:, n
Mis. 1. I, Miiie, hi bis
C4iii)il.ibn-tt (' the puldic nl'I
!; ciimmiHMtiii, Si .Miss .ruer
Ibiiii'iintn putm nnd leaves 1(
tt Hit' public to Udldc,
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She's Standing Fawn". Now
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"Mlna Amcrlcn" Is vailed CICa Ko Ku roNfO now. MIrs Ruth Malcolm
son of I'hilarii'lphla wan given the tli'Kt title at tho Atlantic City UUKeunt
Iuhi year. Now Kite han heen adopted by the Ulaekfoot Indian tribe. She
iu tihuwn with three chiefs of the tribe Curley Hear. Split Earn und Two
' Uunu. Her name meuns Standing Fawn.
fluK' four Mliitert 1 1 0 W remain
without u tax on ffaHollne for motor
'I'hev lire N'eW York. Nl'ff
JeiHey, MaKHacllUHetlM Itllll 1 HflOlffV.
What is
"Check' Seal Appliances Carried
By Eastern Oregon Light
& Power Co.
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A hive full of been brought In by
the nnuiUK- r and reb-used uelb-d a
free-ior-ull rlKht which developed
in a Iteilln Inn.
the"Chcck" Seal
A PACIFIC STATES jjSjl
l . When you build or buy a home you want
to know that the electrical installation is made
by an electrical contractor who does complete
electrical wiring, installs convenient connec
tions lor electrical appliances and uses stand
ard wiring devices.
I 2. When you need electrical appliances,'
you want to select an electrical retailer who
sells quality electrical merchandise.
I . The "Check" Seal identifies such contractors and
retailers for you. liefore you build or buy, insist on
"Check" Seal electrical wiring. VV hen you need elec
trical appliances or equipment buy where you see
the "Check" Seal.
PACIFIC STATES
ELECTRIC COMPANY
MM raAKCIICO U ANOtUU LONO Br AC 8 OAKUMS
roiTLAMD IEATTLE HHIIAMI
Dirtrlbuton for General Electric
Bo for you build, buy or twit
rrtTW KWinrtJ HnvhM HuuMkwUm."
TMttwbkKU ! Kirf trrr t.n--r -
rti. l iwiutnor nrretxiW-r wiiodii4aj''h
LABOFE NEEDED
LLflWi
WAM.OWA. Ore. (Hpeciul).
Kurniera in this section of tin
country ure experiencing- consid
erable trouble In Kettlnff tiarvent
lu-lp. With the bayiiiK In full
hwIiik and Kraln ha r vent coming
on, t here it not enough labor to
go around. Many expect to see
plenty of uvuilablf! help In a fe-v
dayH, an soon an u few of tha
large Iiaylng crewn huvo finished.
Motne furmerK have been rompeJI
ed to Heml to J.u Grande and otn
er plaee to get help. Wages
have been running from to
I3.no a day for ordinary iiarveht
work.
Jack I teed of Kvant hud the
misfortune to get bin collarbone
broken by being bucked off a
horae recently.
Mioses Arletu und lb la Coich
Leap were vlHlllng frfetidH here
a few days during the past week.
They also picked cherries or Mrs.
I tavh-H while here.
II. It. Hhlnlaffer and family of
l-'van.s returiK-tl home recently
roin a. week's auto trip lo I'Ve-
water. Ore., and Yakima, Wash.,
win-re they visited relatives n fevv
layw. They refiort an exeellent
i-op of fruit in the Yakima valley
and way thai (he weather was veiy
hot there, as well as at l-Yeewnter.
Sain Meek bnn been busy bind-
In wheat the pnst Revet nl days.
Kugciic (!ast(n has beep helping
Sam Meek with his harvest work
1 he past few days.
George 'uhhIiih has been busy
fro some time working his sum
mer fa I low again before commenc
ing harvest. Much of the early
plowed fields are greening up rap-
Idly ugain, uh there Is still plenty
Of moisture In the ground 10 start
t lie veedn.
1 high luilhrnp nrrived here re
cently from Wallu Walla, Wash.,
where he lias been working for
the past several weeks.
Miss l.eota Anderson arrived
here the first of the week, and Is
AT WALLOWA
visiting IW brother, H. O. AnnVr-
son. and hi family.
Mr. xdson of La Grande ban
been in this section working on u
combine harvester which be p Jr--based
from John Anderson re
cently. l'lniplc llct-ame Inrif-tctl.
K. W. Hesketl of Leap bus b-il
here dyeing the past week lo be
near the doctor for treatment.
is suffering from blood poisoning,
contracted by Retting a small pim
ple, on his neck Infected. He U
reported to be Improving rapidly
at this time, and expects to re
turn home In a few duys.
The weather conditions in this
section continue very hot and dry.
A drying wind blows much of Ou
tline. Crops In alt parts or the
country are being damaged con-
iMiderabiy, especially the spring
sown wheat, much of which bus
headed out very short and is burn
ing brown on much of the light
soil. Kail crops have been dum
nged to some extent by the dry
weather, due to grain shriveling
before It matured. This condi
tion no doubt will cut a consider
able fig-ire wilh the yield . at
tbre.sbiiig time.
K. G. Couch and wife of f.n1
Grande were In the Leap section
Sunday looking ufler things, at
l heir ranch in that section. i
Hinders rut On.
A number of binders were start
ed in the wheat fields in the bills
the first of the week as rimnv
of tin- fields of grain are ready
tor hi mling. and fanners expe t
to hurry the cutting an rapidly uh
possible.
Krsa Wortman, a rancher of
Powwntka lildge, was here on 1uh
Inens the fir.st of the week. Mr.
Wortman slates that the crops are
very much In need of rain In that
section of the country, us some
or l he grain lias been considei'
ably damaged by the burning ho
weather or the past, two week.i.
l-'ariners In that section are pre
paring to start haying tu a few
days. . . . 1
Hushing Haying.
Many of the far merit in the val
ley are rushing their haying as
rapidly as possible. Much of the
first crop is in the stack nl th'.s
time, and the second crop is com
ing on rapidly where the fields
have been well Irrigated. '
K. A. Downing of Leap has been
busy the past several days cittimr
Quarreled Since Wedding.
Day I
"My Btomach and llvrr trouble
mmle a regular grouch of me. 1
wus sore at everyone, Incluiling my
wife, and we quarreled every day
since the wedding, fcho ia a dear
little girl und I know It wua my
tuult. Mnyr'tt Wonderful Itemeuy
was recommended 'for my stoniurh j
trouble, and since, taking It I have
felt like a new man. My wife
nnd I now get along beautifully."
it Is a simple, harmless prepara-'
lion that removes the calarrhul
mueoua from the InteHtiuul tract
and allays the inflammation which
causes practically all Htomucb, liv
er und inteallnut ullmeuls. Includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money ref unded nt.all
druggists. Adv.
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farm this season. !
Many or the farmers In the hill ,
sertlon. have been busy the ,,a. 0
eek trl,,nlnK around their heat
llelds. R. tllior them In shape for j
eomblnes nnd binders. The Rrnin ,
lius ripened very rupblly with the i
ho. d'ylnK weather, und mueh Is
l.elnif bound at this lime. The j
irruln rip. ned iim venly In ninny '
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Sommer Hotel VMg. Phone 393-W.
WINDOWS
Sl'KCIAL LOT
30 REDUCTION
A Heal Savins Opportunity If lou Are
Building or Remodelling.
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
1U fill Yard Ai'ross Tracks on Greenwood Ave.
IN THE PATH
OF PROGRESS
To study any particular human mechanism
properly and diagnose its ills is beyond the
powsr of any ona 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. Phy.
Owner and Director.
"I See By
.The Papers ..."
We all do. It's a national habit. Newspapers open
and close the day. They are a vital part of our
daily existence. Take them from us and the wheels
of progress stop. We must have the news!
And news about merchandise ranks with news
about current events. As a matter of fact, it is even
more personal. It concerns you and your, daily
needs. Food. Clothing. Shelter. Household neces
sities. The newspapers bring you this vital news of
merchandise. The advertising columns of this paper
are a business guide-book to guide both footsteps
and expenditures. They tell you what, tell you who,
and show you where. Pilots of the family purse.
Read the advertisements. Every day. Buried in
small type may be a bargain that was born for you
especially. Know before, you go to buy, just what
you want and what you will have to pay for it.
"I buy by the papers" is the twin of "I see by the
papers." You consult a time-table to see what train
you take. Consult this newspaper to see. what goods
to buy.
Advertisements Are Buying Beacons to
Your Way to Wise Expenditure
n ..ii. I 1m helling considerably
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.rmmeler registers ae.
,..,,. ,,re as low a,
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The rat popnlallon of Hrltaln Is
us numerous us lis human populu.
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"Check Seal" Retail Dealers
We Sell
GENERAL ELECTRIC FANS
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