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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1926)
Piipo Six LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER "Wednesday, January fi, 1920. MDNKET FLESH USED AS FOOD LONGMTCADOW, Mum (AP) Kali n k monkey incut and helplmr the native Kills to hob their hair tmto only two of the minor iiif denu or tin- expedition into the juiiKlfH of Itolivia from which Oh rar de, Lima Alayer or New York, Mm. Alayer und Minn Ora Ford have juht returned. , : MIkm Kord after arriving tit her lionio here told of encounters with many cavae, tribca, dodging" muti eating crorodllen ns wel) an Hiiakett anil taraual uliis, uliootlntf (reach uroiiH rapida on raits and hiiImIhI Inff on turth- -kk. 'Hie expedl 1im w.ih one in man ti of beauty and adventure. , 1 "you eo," MIhh Kord explained, "they told iih that tin- valley of the 1 f i-ni river wan very beautiful. In a way it wiim dlHnppointintf. The trip wriH harder than wo had an tlcipated aiirl tin Kurict'oiin orehldH they di'Krrllu'd for I hi- iiiohL purl iud no blowouts, 'i'ltt-y how in prorufilon aloim tin river hut you have to ko far into I In? Jungle to K't tin- rioWf-iH." . , ' Tlx1 advt tnur H sinru-d from La Paz, the Itolivinn capital, und erase d t ho AndtH on milieu, In dian kiU'I' M piloted their , rai'tx flown the Malrl river, ; carrying t In-ill Rafely through prerlpltottn rapid h with whirlpool at the hot torn. CinalH and momiuitoK wen too abundant for comfort. . . "They Kept up Kood teamwork," MIhh Ford remarked.' 'The jfnatH Knawnd you till Hiindown; then the nioH(UltofM appeared. The Insect arc lan?a and their blto Is very painful." . - ' , While navlffatlnff Pent river In i a dug1-out ro.noe the party ran out of provisions the 12 days which they had expected to pass in the. Jungle having extended to three vecks. "(or nays, Mian Ford wild, "wo lived on 1) oiled rice and the hunt roarwo brown a a par they call thnn hacu, find on turtle ckks. These PKff" aro like hen's vkk. only a lit tle better. You boll them or make un omelet. Then the rice ruvo out and the, Indians cooked us monkey meat. It's cmltu utee, really. It tauten Nice rablilt and they kcHI It over the, fire, ' "There worn crocodiles In the river, of course, und they were man-caters. When I shot mine there were four In U;ht ut once.. "Wo pause d two savage tribes of .Indians but ihey did not trouble ns. J n Home of the Indian vtlloxe nearer the cities the nut Ives uro fairly civilised, lint few of them Jiad seen white women heroin our visit." From the ltenl. the party went down other rivers lo the Amazon uml thence to Its mouth. One of 1 hese. streams was Kooscvelt'ti "Itlver .ol' lioiilit." The entire trip covered about Wind miles and ex tended ovt'J" Jhci' JnoiUhs. POST HOLIDAY STI FF i ? ' M A frv . rcoy wow ' ' "'lT payrolls sire aliout 1 ,7K r,' ,i mo ' Jj 1 I pi TTriQ ! rf AI.K Miilh.ur county shipped Uls l LilU ULLil fa a & 3:.".iihi worth of turkeys Tor the! j " 1 1 1 Lie ;hoii,i,8. I nmorr nni n i . uiuji 1 1 rin ni- ! riflrilLUULU self to Key We.st with Ills iru iurei. , Aliiny llllH! TrruMiro i'lilirtu More thnn half of the treiisurn hunters who huve .flocked to Tur tle llarhor nnd tin the Anirelflsh, In the last week are enulppeil with hoim riiln pirate treasure charts. Investigation reveals that the plrtite treasure ' charts. Investigation reveals that the plr a!e treusuri chart- Is the "jrohl lirlik" or the Klorldu coast. A staly sale of obviously fabricated KpanLsh Jlalll pirate treasure maps has continued throuBhout the ru ral and rishlus: vlllaKes of the sta te for the last. 50 years, with the result that seemiiiBly every other native Is fully armed with direc tions for dlxk-ing up a fortune. Despite the frantic dlsRlnir whleh has been irolnir on .fnrinir the last week, however, not an other ilonhlnon piastre or pistole has been exposed to the light. The treasure hunters appear di vided Into two classes serious souled, weather beaten natives from the Klordlu coast, who have been brotiKht up on legends of Ulaek i'aesar and raptaln Kldd, and ounltess other' worthies who .MKMXilTIS TOM. (iltOWN ' t speelat llieetinir at tiooit'decllntl KLAMATH KAMA Ore. An- ' ",li any action lowuni ctosiait 1. other death nful three more tau.i- i peeted rases was today's toll In the I meningitis epidemic. uceordinK -t j a report by lr. O. S. Newsom, county health officer. I Harold fhllders. 2 years old,! died yesterday. Ills case wus flint I Two eases Horn the Alerrtil district una; one from f'hlloqutn also were r.-1 ported. School authorities at a the public schools. " v once used the Spanish Main for I r,.p0ited Saturday afternoon. rendezvous, anil iNoi'inerii mii-is vacattulllni; in the Houth. I The latter appear Inclined to reifard the .IIkkIiik of a speeiu or uauie, and are siienillnic more lime "Yo HolnR anil ilotlle or ItummlnK" than huntlnsr. The na tives who have landed oh Key Lartto from flshlnc smocks and other dilapidated looklmr craft put in, however, a good 15 hour day working with a vim and con centration lhat would stir the , soul or any railroad section sans 10"S. PNEUMONIA Call physician. Tl 1 'eInerBencv, treatn V VAPORUb Ovt IT Million rWf Thn baffln Ueatment with FOR GOOD CLOTHES Specify VAI.rrri'.ltlA VitwIiik We have an exelu.iive cleanliiB nd pressinu establishment. CInoils called for and de'lveieil. Valeteria Cleaners Main 701 Across Trneks on I'll St. Will Make Trial Air 1 Unlit PASro. Wah.. Word has been received hero that Wulter T. Var ney, successful bidder on tho uir mail route between hero nnd Klko, "Nev.. will make a trial filirht over llic route, on January 7. Jie Is iih scmltlliitf (, plane at Klko for-the fllKht. Mr. Vamey repeated his utatement that the rirst regular fllKht wauld he made April 1. ; Appointment of A. K. Wchn mi neendary of the ehanbcr ofcom jiiercn was utmounced at today's lneetliiK-. ile will sucrecd K. J. Iteynolds, resigned. Mr. Welm formerly was weretary several years. MARKET SPECIAL ALL-COPPER WASH IJOILKR . 3.48 CLOCK For S7c F. L. LILLY Hardware Phone M-f5 Thursday Special a Cranberry Pie Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Makers of Hljfh-Grado Pastries ' t "HOME, OF THE OOL.DEN CHUffl" ' BASKET BALL Wallowa Boys vs. La Grande Boys ' And WALLOWA GIRLS vs. LA GRANDE GIRLS FRIDAY NIGHT First Game 7:30 LA GRANDE vs. ENTERPRISE SATURDAY NIGHT . Starts '8:30 - Admission 50c Reserve at Glass Drugs, from 8 to 6 Friday aiid 12 to 7 Saturday ; RALK.r Withdrawal-of adltin HtockholderK leaves $(I4(it0ft0 linen mill free, to manu facture fine- llnMi fabrics. I .Mich lira n hi miter men continue run- J buy 1 Klamath county pine lands. new POUTI.AXD Pioneer Rilk f'o. almoHt ready to open lt new fac tory here. Mountain Statca Power company operatliirf exieiifdvely throiiKh Wil- 1 laniette valley and Southern Ore gon, will spend over $!;(), oao for adding to itH preHi-nt facilities in liKht and power fields. HOKKItritG In deral timber on KMMi acres sold, for $Uii.mi. MAPMCTGTN Crown Lumber company's new IokkIup railroad to Sluslaw river in opened. MKDI'OHD ItoKUe Itlver valhy raised 7. (Hill, o.ki worth of produie In r:, ?;t,oiiu.(iiMi KinK to waj;e worltcrH. ' Htlt,nJANIi-gpinmiT"Poul H &. I.lltlit company; Portland Cias Ai Coke, and Northwestern Kleelrlc company, atTiliated corporal Iouh. dhow Jliiir. balance of 2,2H7,4:tK.4'Jt or 5l,tt70.1'J more thun In luzi. PKXni.KTON The 2?th unniial 1 Oregon Wool ti rowers convention j metis here, January S. VrOKNK lllble university will establish boys home and school for llRed. ' SI'TllKItUX pernitnt win ,be eniiniy, In l'.t'H,. -lntiy acres of pep grown in DoiitflaH 1IOM KSTKAD Maho Copper corporation m-cures Iron iyUe cop. pef uroperly. TOLKOO Pnclile Spruce com- puny mills resumeful) optTations aftrr repair nhutdown. ri5NII.KTON Counly improves roads with one-man crane that re places 10 men and l teams. Port bind manufactured products Kuin 47.(14 and number or empioyi-s Kaln as. 28 per cent from llilit to IHL'Ii. Products In HUM were worth j 1 1 fl4.414, "!iy, nnd Taeoi y waj;' h wero $28, 244,47:1. I POFITLANI Mity d.-.pwat.-r Irit.umer llncjt n-Kulariy ply oat of I Portland. A1.P.ANV Contracts let for cold-packing ll.fiao barn-Is in I OKROOM CITV Paper mills pay rhrUtrnnji honusen of two dnys Wages to all employes. Ht'NT!NOTON Oenlojrlsts ume df yelopment of Hayhorse mine near lie re. POllTI.ANlv Pacific Co-Opera-livo Wool Orowern clnsiufr pool or liuQ.l'OQ chfep for Coos Pay port cleared almost fin.. 000,000 feet of lumber during PUT.. M()N.MOTll- i4 per cent of the K'lt Hluilents in Oregon Slate Nor mal are entirely self-supporting. Oregon niia.iMHi o 11I2U. wilt expend about $G0,. i highway work during KRV LARGO, Fla., (Special) Some 2ii0 en fevered strangers lur ed here by Captain Hill Lofton' recent unearthing of treasure on the shore of AngclMsh creek, spent Christmas week on this is land frantically digging ror pirate gold. Captain Lofton himself, who launched the treasure digging renaissance on the Florida Kevs by exhuming 25 Jars rnieo -with doubloon, piastres, pfsloles, and oilier antiquated coins, lias held himself aloof from all social con tact .since bis discovery.' Ills three Conch cronies, parsotv lb-own, .Maty and Justice, have remained on' the island, however, and re port that old Pill has hied Jiini- More than $1,000,000 will be spent for mining development near, ItaUr-r during I!i2;. I Pot Hand electric Power com -1 pany. operating 9 hydroelectric and steam gcucrahng plants. 32 local street car lines In Portlanrd, and 6i Ihterurban railways, adopts budg't for l!2i amounting to $;,2ou,(mmi tor iiuproveiiii'iits, betterments and; extensions. (if (his amount, $2,-j 4''!,i will be assigned to con- j Nt kim Hon ami Improvements In, transmission and disi rihut ion sy.s- j tenis of linlit and power depart- , meat, and bahmce will be spent for needed capital requirements' In ' strei-i railuay and int. rnrban d. pai l nieuts. MAIiSlinKLh, Oie. The L'eiz- r lioNpiial. North (tend, said lhat a three pound child, healthy ami seeming normal, was the smallest ehllil born In the hospital. The ! child is the diiughter or Mr. and! Mrs. Charles K. Ptllh n. i Let us serve I Electrically We are fully propnrrd to t;ike care of your elt'ctrical needs. How about some new Mazda Lamps for (hose empty sockets? La Grande Electric Co. 1112 Adams Ave. Jan. 7th. DBEBRDTHER5 ItKNP Local men establish toy factory to use waste product from HuumiliN. Lugene pusses nrdinnnee fixing j peddlers' license at $4i a year. Docs It tturn t'p? Does It Hoiit? Is It (loan? How About Clinkers? AUTHENTIC STORIES- Of early Grande Rondo Valley life. and development should le preserved and perpetuated. An effort to do this is being made by the Hot Lake Sanatorium. It will be appreciated if any early settler, any descendant of our sturdy pioneers, or anyone inter ested in collecting such history, will communicate with . W. T. PHY, HOT LAKE, OHEGON FEED IIoIIikI Onl llnllnl Hurley AYIloln Oini rrnckiMl Ctiro WlinU. lVhrol Mill IVtil I Inh il A I (ill r llnlnl Timothy llnliil Mmw :rll l eu Maker Mr.itrh I'rnl Ak Our I'rltvs. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co.. Main 792 Klumuth lilv. OOO.Olhll.llHO (l-cl by wulor. r lloom t'o. I1118 1,. of tltnh.-r 1 1 iiio Johnstons Box Candies WE ARE EXCLTJgjy.E tLQAL AGENTS FOR t iii A great vai'iety of packages contain ing various assortments of delicious confections. Assorted Chocolates All Cream Centers Fruits and Nuts Chocolate Covered Chewing Chocolates Chocolate Covered Caramels Cherries Chocolate Covered The Treasure Box And many others. Delightful Place Eat Kl'GKNK lireat ( planned for opening Klamath P. ills ml aliout July 1. lel.ratlen is Of I! Mi-t 'lie- ! tf latlroad. i TP. MAPS11KIKL1V Coos Pay iHMUea ?0-paie papier, largest ever published in Sonilu i- 1 and covering the whoh se.r purt o the v'ate. SALliM on -non product nrtn pounds mint d m-int worth H tin u pound. . Portland P,:r tomist trntrlc xa 3b.M per vnt over P:i kv travel; experts. ASHLANtt New OreKon strife normal wilt open in May, in $ 1 7 . -Iimhi quartern. Tillamook Pay mi a evt of lumhe hipped - dunni; i?;.. j nAUER Lumber shipments I f nun her ore about actio cars JlGOF Furnace- Could only lalk it would give you some good advice about buying coal. Give it a square deal by buying our good, clean, clinkeiless coal. Also lfi-iiuh Yellow Cine and Red Fir W ood. Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co; Phone Main 17 CLEAN-UP SALE Used Merchandise Bargains In VACUUM CLEANERS Premier Apex Hoover RANGES Westinghouse Hotpoint Hughes DAMAGED GOODS Table Appliances Cookers , Ranges , WE CARRY ONLY STANDARD ELECTRICAL MERCHANDISE Westinghouse Hotpoint Universal ' Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company ,l"!'l "Always At Your Service" (year, worth 13,825. 000; and him