La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 04, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, Decemticr 4, 192o, Page Eight THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SRflHll ac 1 a aw 1 k ea a aa i t FOR BURN SITE! is : r ai 1 oaeieioi, oi Heroine , AT AJi- T T . Faithful ! Of Mythology Is Found MOVlIlg Up 5f mm 7 WALI.OWA, Ore.' (Hjienlal) uni)' Ijilhrop of f'ArHittp Crock, lu.i hen busy the past tt fr iluyi liutldliifi: u rook wall ' alofiff ilii ere k bottom nour li in farm. lie t;xpoct to rhutlKf1 the old t Hfliool Klat road for a dUtiunxit .of ahnut tWnty rod? wliftc It intersect h ih l.usUru'-lOvan.H-l-up market -road. Ylif fUnnw oil thin Khorl Htroteh rllnilnatu two brldK-'M of con (idcrahle hi.f, Mr. lilhrop Jm mak ing I he Plianee in ordr lo liavo u Miiall flat on the BOtit-t.lU of ilm (irrck bottom, whiTu expect.-to build a burn, in the Hprhitf. ! 'J'. li. Jolnirton, wuu. buny the hint Of tht! wi'k loudlnK out u w-coml isur of potatoes, which ho wold rt i:ntly. to the eamern buyer. . air. .CuhiiMon reports very tfood prices for both rats. . I.; V. Mthrop and Churlcx Klliitf )i,a miner, Carmen from; tho l-iip WM'tlon went deliver! UK fat Iiokh lo J. Ij. Maxwell, hero the lima of the week. Tin wloek HhlpmenlH continue to rk ,vry , tteuvy each week iroift t 1h I'ounly. Tim frel Khf on Saturday curried around a down chi'h of eattle ROlitff to the mitrket, a considerable, number of lat hotfH are also going on tin mar ket at Hi Us time 1 The weather over thhatsecllon of Hie country han been very damp nd fotfh'y for Hie past several dnyn, A lifiht nnow rj 11 over the country 'rhuiHilay nlghl, the Know melted nearly a hCuki uh il fell lit the vat- -1 1 Uy, but laid on th- KtQliml for V. Anderson that far on ItlH wvorul daya In tin; IiIkIici part, turn to hit honi" at I'ayeltn, .Moisture of any kind 1h Kreatly welconii'd y fnviitf'TH nt thlu time, uh water In Atlll very Bcurco in tminy purtM of iho dry furmlnir hcc tloiiH, Home furnieiM bavo been compelled to haul water fur a dlu luiiee of Heveral miles. Tho molH hire which fell lip to HiIk ttmo has not been heavy enough to caue the wi'IIh and spi'ltiKM to rulsn yet. Kail sown wluut coutlntiea to make HallHfactory Krowth, as the Krotind h frozen but Hllle nt this thiw. BoiiMf farmern In tho valley are Htili hiuiy plowing. 5 itoy (iiialln wiiH buay tin last of thu week hauling flour from Iiere to his ranch a lew miles east of here. I Paul Itohr, of tAl Grnndn, was In IIiIh Hcctfon thi amt of the week. imthcrlnir Home horses, , Hillr Kihiw Oivcrcd Hoy and Kttgcna (iastln made n trip to the 10. 1), :. C!eret' Arthur Kelson ot Pt. ioih didn : .e her lovo when sh Iiuet h-r busbatiil nrri'sied fr .r(.-iiiV, havliif; had .1 wife when she pvi'Tint him. "li (hey put bint lit ji i Hi o tliere ami live wnn muj.y h;is, biie in it auu lien ho. Mr. Anilerson has spent past two weeks vtsitlni? with latlvts here and at- Knlerprlse. H. (1. MiiHterHOu has hen tryliiK out a new lladlo Bet at IiIh homo In Die valley a few miles cast of town recently. 1 A number of farnw-rs from this end of tin' valley have been aerv ln jurv duty ut KulorprUu! durlnK" tho past two weeks'. Mra. Kil liell of Whiskey Oreek tlUU been Mirrcj-llIK thv puwl few days from vresyples .be is report' ed to he improving thin time. Wallowa ClrnnKc. 60S will hold u regular meeting Saturday lep ember flh In Ihe baHement of tho M. K. Church, lilnner will be ser ved at noon hour by the Indies of tho Orange. A business session will he held during the afternoon at which time off leers 'for the en. Httlnff yeitr will In electeil. ThU 1j. lOtfKinxr camps ) meetinK should receive tho Interest . .NKW YfKK. AP) Th Krua-co-AimViicau expcdiiton lu the Inuluira. headed by Count liyron Kuiiw do Pi-nrok bus dlslnterri'4 ihe skeleton of h peoonaxe burled In the tomb of Tim Hlnan. the lejrendary KodilreHs and n'estreK of the Tuurcif, says a dispatch to day to the New York Times form A bulesha Hogfpan in tho Ku ha ru defrt. f Tho bones of a wll built person about six feet In height whose fine features resemble those of pres4-nt dav Tnareif nobles wero found restliiK- on an elaborttto couch mink ui wot id rock, the ijl.spnn-h stated. Tills was surrounded by batf oft Kralu, Kntpes. and dates, fooilH for f ihe Journey into the other world. Tin scientists wen-unable to de termine whether ihe bones wero (hose it a umn or woman, bul the natives were convinced that. . they were those of Tim liinman herself. Tho skull had feminine character istics but the body bones were ap parently of il masculine type. ( Is thought possible that Die exped ition has found the body of the an cient heroin who Ih the root oitd whole structure of Tuareg myfbol-ony. ( 3, 7 fir- W rower depnullB u . dollar to pay potftuKC oh books Dialled. When the amount is nearly exhausted, the reader Is not it ted so it may be renewed. The l-Vee public Library in Kast ttranfce, N. J., delivers books by messeiufcr at tfic expvnsc f trw borrower1 uiid mwiy . libraries i ihroiiKliou. the country iuve in tKlltuteii Iho "vacation privlleffc" yystem, undtV whk-h a patron may kerp books durtntr the summer ojt huvo them pxchanRed by mail or express. As a part of lis aduir education movement, the Amei;icnn Library Association is encouniKlns; the de velopment of the mull order dis tribution of books.' ' Itlg Mali Order llusitiess , Uy . Amcticiui Mbrnrle 1 CIIU'AOO, (Af) American li braries are doiiiK (i lW mail or der bud news. 1 I'Vi-it liMnttM. delivered hv narcel post, hav" been offered by the Hi. ' Mrs. Ida II, Wise Smith, for the past year president of the Iowa Women's Christian Temperance Union, wn1 elected vice president of the national organization at their annual con , ventloii. hi the south with tlft.lHiO fur Us prenldent dowu to $l,Mi foriiiHtru-ctors. Spanish Qiici'ii AllnuU'H Willi ltiuloii t'couil W hile SJiopphi-,' I . X 1 MXN. ( A 1 ) W hfa t; ueea YlctorlH Kucenbr of Hpaln corncs to London to do her shopping she thinks noihiHtf of taklntf a taxi and beinjr mustlod to KenKlngton I'd luce witn. tir aiu iiii mi mmm- i sm v mm r-w dli. . I pg'sott kn tM nwty centers W(.r,. i....u. r liuitftnhiirir. us ' aware that three nueeiiH nf ' sho Is known hre. c-omlmts a ten- (many rtuinlrfes were in their nii.n di ncv tn ulumunens by taklmr vlif- . si. ' 1 i orous exercise, and on her fall shopping tour she boiiKbt muny sporl clolhos. n one occasion she nccoinpnn Icd Queen Alury of Kmrland and Queen Maud of.Korway on a shop pinu trip, Uut tho tonr had been KmillM'l'll CO III -U HeoilK Avernuo JW.IMI AiiiimmH Louis Public Library several ycar.H and in 1 ut'4 approximately 2.riao volumes were distributed to pat rons, many of whom are blind, in Chicago and Seattle a bor- ' CIKOHflKTilWN, Ky.. (AP) Collcftv in sidentM of the South are making their conlrlbutions to edu cation at average .salaries of Jtt.l'H yearly. This was 'learned by James More hind, registrar of (ieowtown C;ol lejie, nfter makliiK a survey of 44 first rale Southern Institutions. Ills Investigation also revealed; that full piofetwors avera'd 111. department hends ((1,0'j!), col leKO treasurers $:t,0Hii. regLstrars $2.:ta7. executive seeretnrks i;!i4. Denns averaged $3.11.14 while the lowly Instructors wero. nt the bottom wllh $l.fiSS. , Hahiries of heads of depart monts at the Cniversity of 'exas showed more than those received Hy presi dents of several colleges. Texns was the hlfj-best paying uiiivrwity Ida- T"" 'Lz I MMMMMMgj U4feSJ ' T ti.e. i ' mmpppiwwinivipni aiiri. i V' rvi y pfHMss.-5Ms-J'. nnuuiiiud ' I PORTLAND OFFICES wAwvChai.J.Dean Bldal " WFTM AMD MAIN - QPFOTTK COUWT HOUSC in tho north' woods during the . of all, members. past week, they report cousblcru b)i snow In the timbered sections.. Mrs. M. W. MeeU and sons spent Thanksgiving day at T. (1. John son's, r '' llennli! Smith who has been working Tor T. (L Johnson for the past few weeks, .left recently for his home at tirossmnn. John Uratton. who tfufforpri a rtroko of apoplexy A considerable number of farm ers over the country have become Interesied In radio this fall, and as H result a number of new sets have been installed. The radio, U rapi dly becoming considered a "nccl osHlty' an the farm. - Minion School Oiihus fli-ows RAI.K.M. tire..- The Marlon recently, has rountv school census 'which was hecn-n. natient ut the liosnital liere )..l.n,i..iM.! h..r. uUnwf.t vnln tor Ihe past severul days. He Is jja for the year 1U25 when compar- rcporti'd to be slightly Improved.,.,! wlih tho census of a year ago. Remarkable Cures Without Surgical Operation WASTING YOUR NERVE FORCE fr h no rnitit1n that will nht nrvui rrck ot a orr n wllh hit crratrr Atwttr mt rrrUtnt lKn a dUraard colon r rerlum. for tach . 4rdtr wear In rltal utnt crnlrr. trwntrattllnv rafUx mr trmva :hHlr cendltUna ta iMalint nan ' th bed, prodaclnjc alhrr H mfn. th nils of which ' tlW aatctrd. IT WOULD ASTOUND YOU to rpad the testimonials pf the thnusiuifTs of patients in ll walks of life who have been cured of Pili-s ai(d oilier Iieotal au) Colon tlisonler by my non-surgical trrr.tmpn: Nrl"oiie bundred '.itrnril letter of mppreci.tion from, rroimnpnt bii!itirs mid iirofrtmnnl nifn anil women,'-farm.r. bb1 workers ui all trmles. n:ny of whom yon may know, nre contained in my new Book jus-t off the prrn,'nhirh yon msy tuve FRKK Hiy writing or calling for it.- This ralnalile H rk nln frniiklr illwusne. dlseawil. Rectal anil Colon con diiicns unii fully rilnin. n.y lel.Lmtrd treatment, the moderate com and iny ri'inurkaldo Cl'AKA.VlKK. ' . Oil. tlim . .Mm. m .1. Murlln who Iiiih In' WliOllHly III for till' pilMt tWO Wi'i'kH, In Die city of Hnlrm the Kniu wuh 2H0. Tho ''i.'IIhiih fur tht county woi ID.Iiin nnil for Knlcni fiTl'7. wan iiioviiiI from Hit llonw In tho I clin k Iiiih not vol lii on Hindu of WliiHktw ('rook aoctlon. to tlio (1. 1 1.,. t,oyM nnl kIi-Ih of avhool aire. U Mni'lln, homo on I liiiuionil I'm- 'nii-ra w:m a fullliiK off of about lllo, riMH'lllly wlli'l(' alio In bt-lliKjlnii puiilla In tho HllviTton illstrkt, CniTd rur. Hit condition Ih r: wt,i,. cih. r rural dlHlrhta suffired nortiil lo In- uliout the minir, wllh ' ppiiiortlonntc r"'liutliin. hoi very little liuiirovcnii'iil. J mmmmm J-J. I.. Iturki'r unil family li ft ri'. i - - - oi iitly for n abort vlilt with rohit Hviw In I tin Wlllninotto valley. I tlii-y oxiiiict to return home aome I 111?!.' duriiiir the coinlni week. ,11. (i. AiiibTKOn unil family drove i to Iji (Irunite, Knturdny, taking It. PORTLAND and JEA'ITLE OFFfCES: f Cl ARANTKE OF Cl'KK OF PILES OR VT.K REKDNDKI) . JTkl. CIMRAN'TKB .l.l.t m -wrltm bl t .wUI enltW.I? iiiiki Mf PUM. n m.tt.r heir .rvcr. r f hair Unt .landlnr. er r.funrf Ih, Mwlcral, f.t lh palt.nt hu oald mr Thl. btk ue Ih. iMUnnili f mr Mli.nl with Ih f ROOF f .U, wtu nf my ra.thod. T- - Mr m.lhaa i. Iimru. ih, rmnrr rr. vatltnts tirliif r binv tent t, at, Wf Ihttr phr.trlRn. and frl.nd. from all errr thr w.l. In manr in.lanrea wh.n all athrr a..thai ' hair failed. I a n,n at th aid rlal.nt. painfal nr dantrraaa la.thada. Na haapMal enrrallon, ne aulllnr. burni.tr. rl.mep. litalaraa. alllrha. ar ath.r dlugraraal, .farm,. M malhoa I, itfln..ur,iral. .anlhini crntl. rapid, alrina alma.l Immediate relief aa4 nalcLtr. curing. No hotpila! bill, ta pa,, na aheck. and na ca:flii.mnl ta bad ar reem. CHILDREN require foods rich in vita mins, the kind that abound in cod-liver oil to build up body and strength. j Scott's Emulsion assures growing children vita min (actors that they need but do not always get JX in ordinary food. Feed 7l your child Scott's! Af Scott k town. BloamAcld. H. . tS-i A SMALL HEATER ' With Much Heat. Tho Wi'atlnffhoiino "Coay Olow" otorltic htntr wtll titltQ the chill out of (hew frosty mominir. JuMt ut tiict) to yotir lump socket tho current cons nnptlon In innll nnl the Initial cost to vi'iy low. II. & S. ELECTRIC Sonunor 11uttl HiilUllitff. i"r to M ronv?ntntlv rmrhd nrtf ort f the Nrlhwat. f 'fir and trealnrnl rooiwa. ' erasnlxtHl antl ramplrlrlv i in fcith r rt land. Orn, .-Ml WitihlitKlon. Vlitl mw i nrrir fr txaoiinatian and THESE ARK EXt'KKI'TS OF I.K.TTKKS KKOM MV NEW EKEE BOOK wnnrirrfttl mm. and an ta-.ankfal ta mt that I am tore mr hmrrhaida hav aan rurvd." V, Unlitar. CaMf W - 'mil t4 ar,. mtltfU lnad- i' rrM pi hrtfall araUtud li -- -narvclaat car." Mr fc. Hvrnti. Vadr- Wah.t "I no-? Knr-Mv how I i)rrBa tn .tl'", ta ai' rt whal ar irfiiinitni hai dnt fat it a and thr mart ! n- -II nam! n lf and wa anna, whs war aitrad ikv -aar woadtrfal Iraal-mtnta." Mr. J. Mm VI HrH-nd Ora. fa raHra lumatrnan, ft rar -Idi: "1 had uffr-d mih Pi-a ar St veara and found na rtllaf avan aflar a aorateal vurrallon in 1111. In 111! Dr. tald m of aur tup.ui Mr. I, H. RrvolrI, Roachur. Ora.t "Yf fnnlfa. nnn-surrirat malhad of traatlnv frtal troublrs is the on loeiral and tha unit r)ihi and rational m'tnwl In Dtav-l-r. I know from nif rirrtfiit and i nrtnra tin I twtrr aalr. iatln. iNonot-ili-rr r dilator ta uati and If anr tnff-rer rrallv dralrea a rarr. tar rasl -f four ireatmeni should ba no ronsldera ll-n." ri. J. SltTnon Srattla. Wn.t 'Aa a rri'li of tlir Irratmrnt rtrrlvfd at vaar tfaini vrnrrt rar i-Miur. rues and rn M.na I ranaldar aar trasrtaiant a GaoV oand lo haraanHr. 1 woald not taba barb nr old ,traaa)t t all tha manF In A asr tea.' Miaa I. Lltarhtr. Portland. Or. I "Havlnr olfared aavoral veara arovloua ta ur traatmrnt and than ro ao so Mailt and oakkl cared aetata aafracataaa. M anW revret la that I skaald aava taken vawf ireatiaent aoonar and aavad aaroalC an rollod tor aaio . v Mr. J. R. Pacha, rarelta. Idaho! l ant feellna fine after to It In a vaar treataient for rllto thrao yaara a(o. 1 had keen iroahled with then for I ?eare and was aaeiatad an twice wllhaat rtaalt. CHAS. J. DEAN, M.D.Inc PORTLAND OFFICES: SEATTLE OFFICES: ur ui.n ouiiainq sus-sid: Sharer OuHdma IN o TM AND PINC oeeostTC FRCDcatCH 0 ncison when writing jF J in AND MA . nr oaposiTc coukt mousf MW MtHIION IHIb HA PER &HiM'WKmmmmmmmmmmmm j m r how oerloaa ar of what do rattan aar Fftoa fffi 'har Rectal or Colon I rouble roar be. rt lata fRKfl ' t lolVrtaaiton and the atrned statements o taanv ftfffi rared. Loarn how Utile H coata and hoar ffffjjf, .V f N tw ha cured and be welt and atvon aaatn and fffrmJ haar danaroroaa H to neglect yoar aandlrioii. uHutL SEND FOR THIS -FREE BOOK A New Product Relish Spread Made by the Gold Medal manufacturers. It's a winner. It's a sandwich spread un like any other. Ask Your Grocer 1 Union Creamery Company 1112 Jefferson Avenue La Grande, Oregon. Ihone Main 122 Let Your Own t Family Decide e Take a pound of our BullfStcel-cut Coffee home. Ask their opinion of this quality coffee. You'll know then why it is that rattison Bros.' "Coffee" is changing the coffee . buying hahits of housewives all over La Grande. Phone Number Main 80, PATTISON BROS. GROCERY Phone Main 80 Tinvel bv Molor Slnsr Sa(cl.v - CyiilKorWhJ'. ' MOTOIt TRANNIT t'O.WJTA.W. 1 ' Thf Urvy MKSts. J riinio lo our Slutcv npput at II U ittieno All .HcmWmh nixl lltentrd Hum. ' LKAVIi I.. CRAW fm : .loM pU A. M. - 1 I. M. 4 J. H. NulKjuy. S A. M. - V. M. Pllrlul l A. M. -.4 K M. fWiy. Oaanxvtri lo Walla WftHa utd ortliul. ' CI reap Raum Jtrpot ftKme We Crry Cipit . On Hpwtal Trliw ' Malu 7 A1 'I'nwih, . FEED Itollril Onla llnlkll llrli'jrt Whole Oirn " t'rncceit r nrn Wliolu Wlnul Mill IVihI KuUtl AlralCll lluliil rriino(lir IIiiIihI si raw ;rlt .Miikrr St'raii h j'Vixi Auk hir I'rlci's. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. Main 79i li. H. S. PRESENTS The Belle of Barcelona A SPANISH MUSICAL COMEDY IN 3 ACTS High School Auditorium FRIDAY, 8:15 P. M.; SATURDAY, 8:30 P. M. RESERVED SEATS AT GLASS DRUGS . . . 5Gc Groceries "-9 Meals r ? ? t ? l Ham and Eggs Why be without your choice cuts these cold mornings. Buy them either half or whole for 28c WHICH IS THE WHOLE SALE PRICE. Not a better brand on the market. We sold better than 24,000 tams last year-better than one-quarter mil lion pounds. To date, this year we have already sold more than this amount. Quality and price did it.. - . LET YOUR .NEXT ORDER BE MOUNT EMILY BRAND Fresh Spare Ribs, per lb.. 18c Fresh Backbone, 3 lbs. for ,..25c Neck and Shoulder Ribs, per lb.... 5c Sauer Kraut, per quart- . 15c Grande Ronde Meat Co. City, Hoover and Economy Markets Groceries Meals t ? ? t t ? ? ? ? y y y & t f , f t t t t f t f t ? ?