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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1925)
Wednesday. September t), WX Tf.jra Six THT3 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER and holding" it unlll li"U caidn and tie.) i,t for hrf. ' Th(. deer had eU-bntly ben chased, us it vi;h exhauat l wIihu it cioswd the Wlilte property uii 1 was seen. b' Mi W--"-1- U w? toitnd to have one broken li-g. and, red ribbon and 7 5 rent. liiltlK ftnt milch Kout, any breed, blue ribbon and J. HWjoii womav nn.uo;x ih:i:u V KItONIA. tre, Mrs, Char!, h Wlilte is chumplun deef ratch.r on the. roast. Within- hei b.ne hands und within the city limii Film Stars of the Past. Who Remembers Them? and fn cents. loy. Ibut doir, any breed, exhibited by LIST IS ISSUED j hov under I 'i yearn or aw. Jul, or Veroiiia. In regular western bull-doKging fashion, she g: ubbed 'I'Me imllle "Ui'ien PREMUM l.rid the de was shot. It w-t u deer by tbn head, throwing it about I old. bine ribbon and $2; 2nd, red rib bon and ft, Hub bit. JJomI tiali. any breed. 1h1. blu -WAIJ.OW'A, Oir. Mee.l;il)- -The following pi riiilnm lint fur I hi Will low a community full-, to be held September Ky-i't;( Jiu just been iHtfiioa; Cilikeil. tim' I'l Diotit h Hocks IJt Ht trio, t cork it 11 t 1 In iik. Jfd prize. Mii ribbon ;hhJ fl" cent: 2nd, red ribbon. Klmde iHlund tiiU. Jh.st trio, 1 ruck urn J Ihiih. ImI, hint1 rib bon aii'l M renin, -ml, tt-l ribbon. White l,cj;iioniH. lit-Ht trio. 1 '-ot-k und 2 In us. J mI , blue ribbon uihI &u cent; ilid, red ribbon. HitntaniK. Jlent pen one or more Jhl. blue ribbon iuul f0 cents; 2nd, r (1 rihbon, limits In-.sl prn of one iir more. J'-kln. I.st, blue tinbon ;nnt fn rwiti; 2nd. red ribbon. hlillari Itiitim r. I si. blue rib bon ii nil r o renin; 2nd, red ribbon un iTt rent.i. Toi'l!e. 1 I-Ht ti-n of I thick llroii'c, out' or more. Int, blue ribbon and Go rent; nil, red ilbboii. I loft". Host brood how, iiiiv lr' d. l:d. blue ribbon nnd $U; 2nd. nd rib bon it ii I $2; 3rd. red ribbon nnd $1. Hi-! fill liuft. any breed, under tl month of une. IM, blue ribbon nnd $'; and, red ribbon and fa. , I miry ("own. Mot purebred or K'mlo JerMey, Int. blue ribbon tuid f; ami, red ribbon and $1. Hen! purebred nr Krndo llolsldn. 1st, blue ribbon and 5-'; ami, red ribbon und $1. lb'ft pnrbrfd or grade Hhort horn. lMt, Id n ribbon and 2; Snd, red ribbon and $1. Sheep. IIcjiI Indlvidunl sheep, con rue wool, 1st, bin1 ribbon and $ 1.&0; and, red ribbon ami 7ft eentH. Fine wool. 1st, blue ribbon und $1.1.0, you Build J a Home t, insist on ChedCSeal Electrical Wiring "Chock Seal" APPLIANCES Carried By EASTKKN OKKCON LIGHT & I'OWKK CO. xa for the "Cheik Seal" oil all electrical ip pliances. We sell thorn. H.&S. ELECTRIC La Grande m r ThnkKcal Ml yV rui'w "suit i ribbon and fl.iVi; 2ml. red ribbon and 7 lie. IViiKk. III I'xhildi of upplen, all varl- etli-H. f to u plate. 11, blue rib bon and t:i; and. red ribbon and 1 1. Hi I'xlilhll of pearn. all urt elieu, U lo a plate. IhI. blun rib bon and ti; and, rt d ribbon am I. Itent exlilbll of peueheM, all va riellrH. ft to a p:-t-. lKt ''"' rlh buii aiu ?n., red ribbon and $1. Ilesl basket of Krtipm. any rlety, I.st, blue rildton ami I ; ami, red rlbboji and .Vl e.hiM. (;rln. IbHl hbeaf of whtt'-r iial. I'oiiy-roid. 1st, blm r'blton and ftli rt-iilH: and. r d ribbon. li.-.st nheuC or MpriUfC wheat, V d erution. l.t. bine ribbon and 60 centg; 2nd. r'd ribbon. lie.st dieaf of barl'-y, 1M, blur ribbon and 60 rent: and, red rib bon. Th rcl Mi I (iratnw, UfHt diHday or Korty-fuld wheat. 1 pok. I -si. blue ribbon and 60 ceniH; 2nd, red ribbon. Mi ;st iltHpiay of .spring wheat, f. d.'ialiotl. lMt, blue ribbon U1 "ill reiita; and, r-d ribbon. It., il tli.slay of burlev, 1 peck. Int. blue rihbon and 6u rt-nt; and, red ribbon. Ileal din)ay of oatH. 1 peek. 1t, blun ribbon and 50 cents; and, red ribbon. - Corn. IbHt display of field e.'irH. 1st, blue ribbon cents; 2nd, red ribbon. IbHl dlHplay Of nweet corn, and corn. 10 eaiH. 1st, blue ribbon and 60 centw; anil, red ribbon. J(esl display of pop corn, to ears. Int. blue ribbon and 50 cent,; 2nd. red ribbon. Sunflower. ijirpeHt sunflower head. ld. blue ribbon and 60 cents; and rib- bon and 25 rcntH. rallfst sunflower utalk. Int. blue ribbon and 60 cenls; 2nd, red rib bon and 25 cents. Vegetable. Table becta, 3 spec! mi nw. 1hI. blue ribbon and 50 cents; and, red ribbon and 25 eenlH. Mangel wiirlzelB beet, S sperl- ntens. i.st, blue ribbon and bo tits; 2nd. red ribbon. Hent cnbbnir' head. 1st. hltir rib bon and 5o cents; and, rod ribbon and 25 rents. Table carrots, 3 specimens. Iwt, blue ribbon aul 60 reins; and, red ribbon. Hloek carrots. 3 specimens. lt, blue ribbon and 60 conls; and, red ibbon und 25 cents. Hest nar.snlps, 3 specimens. 1st, blue ribbon and 60 cent; 2nd, red ribbon and 26 cents. Onions, best plate of fl. nt, blun. j ribbon and 50 rents; 2nd, red rib- i non uno 2ii rents. Turnips, best exhibit. 1st, blue. rihbon and f.n cents; and, red rib bon and 25 cent,s. lies! display of rutabagas. 1st, blue ribbon and 60 rents; 2nd, ret ribbon nnd 25 cents. Hest table squash, 1 specimen. IM, blue ribbon and 50 cents; 2nd, il ribbon and 25 rents. I. unrest pumpkin. 1st. blur rib bon ai d 60 cents; 2nd. red ribbon and 26 rents. llest carlv potatoes, 5 to a plate. 1st, blue ribbon and 50 cents; 2nd, red ribbon am 25 rents. llest late potator. 5 to n plate. 1st. blue ribbon and 60 cents; 2nd, d ribbon nnd 25 rents. Cauliflower, best specimen, lt. blue ribbon and 50 cents; 2nd, red ribbon and 25 rents. Watermelon, best specimen, nnv i variety, 1st, blur ribbon and 60 rents. Cantaloupes, best specimen, nny .variety. 1st, blue ribbon unci 50 j cents; 2nd, rod ribbon and 25 rents, I Musk melons, best rtpeclnien, any "vnrlvty, 1st. blue ribbon and 50 .cents; 2nd, red ribbon and 25 cents. Itakin-. j llest lonf of white bread. 1st, (blne ribbon nnd 60 rents; and, red J ribbon und 26 rents, j lies! loaf of brown lirrnd. 1st. blue ribbon nnd 50 rendu; and, v d ribbon nnd 25 cents. llest IlKht cake. 1st, blue rib. bon and fl; 2ml, red ribbon und 5o rents. llest dark rake, 1st, blur rib bon ami $1: 2nd, red ribbon and 5o rents. j Vies, j llest lemon pb 1st, blur lib. ;bon and 7fir; 2nd, red ribbon and 25 cents. t liest pumpkin pi.-, tut, blue rib bon nnd 75 rents; 2nd, red ribbon and 25 rents, llest apple d. 1st. blue ribbon and 75 rents; 2nd. red ribbon and 25 rents. ! canning, ! Canned Vegetables, hrt exhibit. 1M, red ribbon and $1.60; 2ml, red ribbon iind 75 cenb. Canned fruits, best exhibit. 1st, blue ribbon and $'; 2nd. red rib bon and $1, Jepli s .iaius and preserves, best romhlned exhibit. ls. Ue rib bon and 2nd. red i tt.hon and . Pickles, all kind-, best exhibit, it. blue ribbon and fa; 2nd. r.'d ; ribbon and ft. latin 1'AtHhii.. I lent display of Ki own on cine farm l.hn. i ll.. jhon a, ui j;. nd. red tiblw.n and 6: ard. r.;.i ribbon and J "Check Seal" Klectiical Appliances ARK better. See I'h. Eleciric Co. V 7 i . J IH 1 l j:.".f' . .1 r;.i FLonmcc ' t . i ... f ' ST t. : u,-:: .... r 7 r ... . r - i'. v Here are a few of the How many movie goers can Origin of Japanese Kate Has in North Scientist Believes TOKYO (AP)-Df. llyuzo Tori!, formerly of the Tokyo IniperltU university aiitl oni; of Hie foremost aulhnrilbs In Japan on antlirop olofiy, is of the opinion that ihe Ptpane.so race orlulnated in the norj.b and not -Id tho Houlli Hens. Ir. Toril was quoted recenlly as scaling tlmt evidence indlealed that (he inrner part of the slock from which the rare developed mlKniteil rrom Korea, Sibt ria, and Man churln. "lOvldenre discovered In 1hr study of prehistoric Japan over whelmingly supports the theory that the larger part of the Jap une;;r stock came from rou n tries to the north of this island." he said. "There urn some forelnern who maintain that the South Sea Islands were the c ra die of tho J a pa n ese rare and t heir nrtfiimenis ure to some extent romineinK to the ama teur. It Is easy for foreigners to jump at this conclusion because in dications supporting It are abun dant. Tin urKiiinettt falls flat, however, if the enitre subject is studied on the basis of prehistoric records and a study Is made of the comparative cultures of the early inhabitants of Japan and thosa of the northern parts of thr continent, "Them were different tribes Jiv ing on this Island between tho pry- historie and protohlstortr Sites who used bronze Instruments. Tho de signs on eopper drums which have been unearthed In various parts of chmroku. Hhlknkn. Tokkahio and Abd-El-Krim 1 4 i: i I i .'4 Abd-i 1- K 1 1 ni. leader of the warrintf Kiffs in Morocco, with Mon Mo: item Kch vai tetta, a iiuitl I-millions he Spanish financier, who wait seal to attempt a peuce settlement with the ititf titbes tiun. The m ediations fell UuoukH nnd hostitillei were resamed. stA 7 t t-:ii'.Ti ,jrsv.r. -r. a ..r . R- i -v '.V-'.. 'J x 7 J ELLA i K, ' ' " US' i l' I I,, f7VM ' '' ' ' '-' 'i c i r famous film stars of yesterday who are now almost unknown in the screen world. remember them? Kafca inn similar to those wdileh have been found In Yiinnai, Indo china and Slum. There, is, a great deal of evidenre. pointing to Malay origin, but the overwhelmingly proportion of the evidence )iolnts to Korea. .Mannhurla and Slberfa. TOPItlSTW I'lPK HOT I'll, HOO H H I XV. H , Ore. A 1 1 rec ords for motor tourists' were broken- hew ' when th ''two loc tl commercial hotrlfC hud applica tions from an estimuted 250 mot or parties, for whom accommo dations could not be made. The lobbies of hot h hostel rles were crowded wit It prospective guests. Telephone rails to The.- Dalles re vealed that hotels there were full. Mountain resorts were over-running and the Columbia (iorge ho tel had a big overflow. .Many motorists were plared with private families In rity and valley. Others had to sleep In their cars. Tho loop highway yesterday and totlay was crowded with traffic. In the two days it was estimated that more than :ituiu people tra veled tho new road. Many lUiild In .Mountains SAN DV, Ore. Deputy Assessor William Moraml of Poring com pleted his work in this district and Morand says It Is remarkable how many summer hom s nre. being built in the mountains, ami that nl- 1 ready 1 60 tnort bonu s Hro phin 1 ned for next season. Nino new lrivate' plats Xvere usnesfied by Mo rand, nnd nine more are alrondy planned for next year, besble the Koveruim-nt lots on whicli he dh seses the improyetnems only. Refuses Peace -Hd r' ,1 i 5 t. '3 ' ''"at h , - 2 PALL -w. . 0 M,e CHARLE.S01 Latonia Stake? Mecca For Many Fine Racers I.ATOXTA. Ky. (AP) Tho tonl;i championship slakes, wit h $16,00(1 added, the richest feature of the fall raring season in Ken tucky, Is expected to bring together at Hie Mtllvale Course hen- in Oc tober some- of the best three-year-old campaigners in the country. The race over the mile and three quarters route will have a gross value of approximately Sio.onn, of which the winner's portion will be around $;10,iumi and a J10"U trophy given by the Kentucky Jockey club. There were :)S0 nominal ions the entries closed July 2. l!!2:i; 2.1 ! made second payment ami 74 (bird paynienl. With n Jaim siariing fee, the race will be neron d only to the $50,000 Kentucky derby, the richest race In tin state. The ex act date for the race will be deter K! A Why is it that when an emergency arises wiihin your home or among your dear ones, you get the host doc tor available? Why not use the sami precaution when you go hunting? Why not let lis l it you up wiih Rem ington (Juns and Ammunition, so you will have the best that can be pro duced. Use Remington Products and come home wilh a smile. Oregon Hardware & Imp, Co. X l GEAR (IRKASi: Visit Our New Service Department Ii Means Complete Car Service WK ARF. KQl'IPPKI") TO 1)0 C0MPLFTK CHASSIS LUBRICATING. OUR GAS IS OF THE HiniFST QUALITY TO PF. 11 AD. OUR OILS NONE BETTER ; OUR GREASES THE RIGHT KIND FOR EVERY Don't Forget The Large Photo of Yourself Free RIDE ON SAMSON CORDS TO Gibbons Service Station Buckeye Auto Soap f, i v ! -v. V,-' r ' . , ;' tlrt r-r i;jt "-' 7 . VINIFRED WS7dVR mined Liter, lietween ten and fifteen of the more prominent runners . air ex pected to answer the bugle call. Among the prubaidc rtarters is Kll vcr -V,, the Sineair-Coe entry, who won 1 he inciunatl nnd ; Km pi re derbies. j'Tying Kbony. Clifford Cochran's Keniucky derby winner, and llruadway Jones. Latonia darby winner neat to Hie p.ost by K. It. Kradley's Idle- Hour . f nun, ... art; Htnk" -wfnnci's eligible: for tho fall classic. Others who may fare the harrier arc Sir Peter, owned by Mose Oold hlalt; King Xadi. owned by J. J. Troxh r; Hal Price I lead ley's Sin premus; Marconi, from tho JU-latr j id ud; Kentucky Cardinal, owned i by O. l-'rank Croisant of Chieugo; j Contract, vbo sports the colors of j Walter J, :-'aimon, eastern turiman; i Harry Payne Whit iicy'ij Courage ous, and tho fillies Auburn and lit gonia. USED Phone , ' r f I 1 -.vl. J.' ..S TiF Winds of Chance By REX BEACH Daily, Starting Monday The most enthralling romance of a land of super romance the Klondike during the gold strike when blood ran hot and gold fever mounted with the weird flicker of the north ern lights over the destinies of strong men in the cold, lawless Yukon. (The slory of which several scenes were filmed at Wallowa Lake). v In; Generous Instalments The Evening Observer Published by ananireiiient with First National Pictures, Inc., and Frank Lloyd Productions, Inc. "' IN THE PATH OF PROGRESS To study any particular human mechanism properly and diagnose its ills is beyond the power 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. i The Hot Lake Sanatorium Dr. W. T. Thy . Owner and Director. CARS 57j-J Lauresiren of the gold land READ FRKE WASH RACK Yeltex Gas
