La Grande evening observer., January 13, 1926, Image 6

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MILL 111
FULL SPEED
f! -'PKItltY, (Hpoclnl) Tho Cllanilc!
Itontlo l,uinli'r t'oinpnny'H Jitlll
ll'i-o Is runlilnp full blunt now
wllh' roHK'Ct8 for a huny . urn!
prOHporouw suaz for tlit t-inploycH
uh welt uit the compuny. The
roinpany rreently purc!iofl .
new truck.
Mm l.i:onurl Nortlieott, , who
liaae bron III Ib now utile to bo up
part of tliu time.
.' illw CIhiu Johfinsc-n unit hor
sister, Mm, Ann Htruuiflin vlslti-J
ut tho homo of -Mrs. 11. Helckli',
Ktitunlay.
ilr. und Mrs. Jowph Dklil, of
m. 'tlraiule, were. vIkIIom ul J'erry
Ktinduy.
' Alius Ernia Turner . siilmlltiited
for Mrs. NVphl Combs ITIdny af
ternoon ut Hie whool. Mm. C'ornbfl
wuh til. '
' Mr. nnd Mm. K.M 1-VII ore. the
purelitn of uniKpound baby ftn
born to them Krlrtny evening, Jnn
uury 8. Mm I-YII'a Hlnter, Mm
l-'red Fouler l Ktnylng ut tho l-'ell
homo, curl n if tor the. mother unit
bA'T- '
r . MIm Vf-rla Drun was a Ia (Iran-
lid, visitor Sunday..
Jyin Merle. Kinlth has been
tnnntr from nchool' for 'vrcWal
duyfl oa account of W nesa.- .
I'Mm. J.-Murray in dolnir Mm.
Ji'Dm-n'M houw. work while -Mm.
Jrpnen U worklnir at tho liiorc
'. Mr.- and Mm (1. -loliiuinen were
rbrry ,vlHlom. recently. -.:
;,Mm. iionm' Hunlfl . and three
rhlldrcn departed ' Yor Kmluett,
Ijl&ho one day last. week. Mrs
' Jlurrln wan called to Kininett by
t)l- norlouH Itlnewi of'Ticr- mother,
utio liven tliofiy '
' Mr. Naomi Itobertson vlHlted
Mr. 'Gilbert Ilullintync ono duy
.Mm,' OeOnfo Fuller ;enJoyed a i.
jinr from her brother Kumlny..' .j
' iMImI l.ol Dean' and Minn Wllina i
Lumen', vlHlted Knndriy ivflernoon
viaii-thetr IIMK' frioiida, Itethtt and
lleba JCiill. :- ' - ... ,
Onal' llelckel went tho. week end
In, l,u Ornndu vlaltlnff.her IMe
' -Thciiinall Bun ofjAI Holier wu!
IH Hi'verul dnya last week,, but la:
rt'porUid to bu heller now, I . '
".' Mini! '!ur Joiiai)Hen,,aicji!.. the j
W;ek, end Willi home folks ol .
lrc,rry. ' ' - '' ' ' ."
. MtRS' lllanehe Martin In attll 0:1.
the' Blek.; lift. .,-''.":
-11, .. IC. ; Ktrhy, of Jji Gr;mde I
'iaKhi-''n ni'ukliiK Ht-veral en!la t j '
ili'ery' rlurlni; 11m- l'JHl i
-' 'V Ihm J iiiK- I recently called I
uflAii- her friend, ill.' Vlriflnlu I
c.r'a'y. ' I
s;Mra.' . Waller Thompson Aim u
iTCelit fallet at the hulno of her I
nUtee,''MrH.' l.owe.
?;'-'C;i"'. Johansen culled upon Hurt
knit. PYhlay i''eniniT. ' I
. VH'.' and Mm Arthur ltobtuaon j
"were; ret-Mit i.a (Irande vlallora. 1
..M'm, Neplit t'onjliH wuh u caller
ul' the ItutKllil O'tiner liuino 'I'll-1
l;ey -ufieruoon. ' ' '
'; , .On to Tako r.uiiis.
-;Ne.vl. Hmllll la the only upplicunt
to'.tuko the ilKht irrudo alute ex
'uuilnatlon here. The examination
wilt' bo held January 21 und
- VM'r. ttm Ira- Henry Heaa, of
:l.rfi;Urundu wero recent viailora
"with relatives hero. -
' 'Mra. llowunl KlniiiKhn vlalttd
liir HlHter, Mm llesit, onu day luat
week, '
Mm Neplit ('oniha culled ut tho
.,0. '. Hulb ntyno homo recently. ..
Loweil Kuller apent tho week
end with home folks at I'erry. Ho
- ulteiida hlifh achool ut l,u Orund.
.Mm Jacob Murray recently
vhttted her mother, Mm Juc.k
(IrifcKH of Ia Grande.
-' Mcrmun Johunaen wuh a city
. vlaltor Haturday ovenlnK.
Sir. and Mm Frank' Ttraden
were liuslncHH vlHitom In l.a tlrati
Ue rocrnilyi - .
Mm lloomro Itpbortson called
, upon Mm II. Kail one day Ihc
' rtrst 'of tho week.
Frunk J.araen and. family, rewnt
ly vtallcd tho Harvey 1-ursen fum-
try;
Mr, nnd Mm fleomo Itranch
wero rallera nt the .homo of . the
fornior'n ntothr-r recently.
iAituNllilcs Dnnmjfo HlKhway.
M IXU1, On A. detour of
' flvit miles lias been neccssitatPd a
tdtort dlHtnnce north of ltetldlnff on
thv Pacific hlKiiway, reported the
loctil branch of the Oregon Htuto
Motor luHOrlntlon. lindHlldes from
htRh rmhunkmcnts are responsible
for this condition which, It Is said
may lust indefinitely.
A Smart Boy
lfsel IlurowitE at H ts tht younfM
ktudrnt ever rnrolleil at WanhlnRtoi
rhlvtmily, tit. Louis, Wo. II plan?
tn t litwyr. but will hav t
wait t!m ) nt sftt-r li rsduatw
Ixfuif h can take thf tt bai
minatton.
V ' ' .
n p rnn
v,.-i:-:r.. ( ,ai').- rurrow-
. i;' i i-Lij.: ! ret.iintalns of
. . ".iiu-;t TeMis. islnlid in.lliiiiH to.,
i. H'i- liiinlriK" for its tunHiire or
ijiiit.U: iivec, tin- blood-red ore t Ii-jr
m- flat !iets used as warpaint. i
.'l"ln' miners live in villaK's t'"1
are'-fillent as 'the tomb. Kar In.
naath tlic.s irfati. lliey spend tlu-iri
wuhlnt; hours talduK. from tae
hills - a heritage hu-U civilization
discovered and claims as ils own.
Turllniiie uud Whldron, !u inlhw
from a railrond, are tho center of
a district when the expected opeii
iitK of u new mtne may tilve 'i'exut
'Wi'lH Uia Un'.A;iiliilv HJutea'
Triumphb
Kobt-rt Btoll ut Uuylm. Tca., lont ni
OK hi in ah uvcalent at the ux. ut If
Hut he'wiot itiAflunted from ttie (;ni
eisity )t Texas, with hinb honurs.
irthk KUe ot 1th. cotupleUliK the
vt'Uiw in Ihiwb years, iiivcritiim a on
WUui( cwndy Hurt clgur slot mucnine
to (uy his wuy. through.
Wants $20,000,000
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Proft'SHor P.echiabl A. l-'eMsei-th
n. Kofitmi tm t utor. Itt miIu-
sl birK radio cninp;tutei fr
l.'i'.ft'ia.ooa. rhnrictng that the
rnipaniea have tanded together
aixl refuse to buy radio lnvt-n
tlon.
y:-.Of 4
THE POLITICAL BEE TREE
liWESilGSioM
.d-'iv ..-.en nr.v-:
fie mountains
ive from which
ij'tr
l..iV .:i-J pi n i: -d $ I l-.0tM,aiM
,.(i'i(i o:' .sMmmerijiK uielal ditrinw!
' l he last cj u urter of a century. j
The miners are Indians tint'
Mexicans and the villages are of
arlobe huts. During the day, whl!ej
t he men arc In t he Kround. the j
women remain 1u the ho'ises unlj
(In- sih-ncc Is rarely broken. TMej
streets between the rows of stiuat
dwellings are dese.rti-d except for
the occasional nppeiirance of nn
Indian woman, carrying' water in
two rawhide baps suspended from
a pole across her shoulder. In
primitive fashion.
Ohm of the mines contains ai
Immense cavern, which is reach-'d
by a fiU-foot ladder placed there,
years ago, by the primitive trlbos. 1
Tho surrounding hlufta are licco1"-
atedsWlt.h many nidiaii.plctoKraplis
and hieroglyphics, in red ptnient.
You are Invited to Attend a Special Showing of
The Improved Ford Cars, Featuring the Latest
Ford Equipment January 9-16
We cordially invite you to
see the finest display of
Ford Passenger Cars the
public has ever seen. All
this week we are having a
special exhibition of the im
proved Ford Cars, featur
ing the latest Ford equipment.
LA GRANDE. EVENING
I
A:-; drr.tY S.tii.!ti.
O. A. C, rorvallis. With a vlcv
to piomotinK state-wide interest in
art and raising the standard of
work anion? school children of
the state. J. Leo Kairbanks, pro
fessor of art, is studying improve
ments for the courses of art study.
Professor Knlrbanlts was elected
chairman of the art section of th"
state teachers' association nnd c.f
the commltte" for investtKatinir
changes needed tn the stnte course
of study at the meeting of the' as
sociation In Portland last week.
Itnys Caught With llnnl Cider
M KhK(Htf). Ore. Kour Medlord
bovs. Ltmlsay Orlgshy, V. W. llald
win, V. drove and John W. J)avls,
face charges of possession of li
quor and perhaps of transporta
tion following their urrcnt a short
distance north or Hutti Kails on
the county load 'with M'hree ual
lons of hard citoV. wiry. , in Ui'nJr
automobile.
Visit our display and see
for yourself just how strik
ingly individual the improv
ed Ford Cars can be made.
We do not believe that you
have ever seen more distinc
tively good looking cars
than the ones we are show
ing. Come any day this week.
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OBSERVER
H
And
e re
Th
ere
i'OHTJvANIJ!. O. Tt-nncy pt-r-fcclH
flax-pullfnff much I no tlmt may
rrvoliitiunisu har'8tlnK filH-r flax.
Kliupalh county voles $75,000
wiuiol Ijonda, by 5-to-l majority.
North nend .Iiippd o.ooo.oon
U'ft of himturr Uurtnif Dcceiiilwr, In
throe ships. '
ASTOK1 A Port of Astoria ship
per &77,GMt- causes of salmon )y wti
ti'i duriiiK 11)5.
ASTOItl A Merpr of rolumhia
Trust KaviiiKs with Astoria Na
tional hank Rives more than $3,
oim.Ooo iteposlts.
Ai'ni.Ti li'ronilier Iiimher
Khlpmenls won- 3S,0H3,It4r fei t.
lIlLLKnonO Panel Sound
Power and Kight company spent
$3i,(0' wid telephone company
?j.r,(MM) in plant imnroveiuents dur
ing l-:i'C:iCNK Kin loss hery durincr
'.r:r was $10.2 Hi, or less than $1
pt-r capita. Averaw fin loss per
eapita lor the nation is about $5.
MKniV)P.T Jfi.oau.OaO as In en
received for local products shipped
I'.nnl this year.
.U NCTION" "ITV Kiv niihs of
woodt-n rulirond from Hurton anw
over m:::i:tiU of. mm ranae
f'h(TH'H Jill:
i";i:c.c:.::U;s county l.ii I :!..,
ijii-u-surr'uce l.ifc'iiWiO.'. during
MNXTQX West Oregon Luin- I Po-'thtnd Klectric 'Power com
ber mill, employing 15( men. will' puny will sm-nd S3. 270,000 In 1!2G
increase to 2 So. , Improvements.
ASTOItl A Sanborn-fnttlni? Co.
canned 4n,0u0 cases products dur
ing Iflllfi.
The lmihis-rurilornia highway,
fronu the Columbia to Klamath
Kails, will bo completed In !!:!.
) C) UTLAN I ) Telephone service
here has increased 2i)-rold in 25
years. Telephone . service for all
Oregon Increased 21T per cent.
Ocean shipments from Columbia
river increased iil per cent in 25
TI I iKWATKIt Crow n Timber
company will build railroad to
Hluslaw timber holdings.
I Oregon farms have lO.ouo radio
Bets.
' SAJ.KM Pemilts -nsketP for
$4H5.(HH. irrigation storage project
Hun about -
Tomfng Car
Tiidoi Sedan
iVs.'.i ...-
.V.O.'n!'.'' ri.
Honored
0 i
Thin la Cilhuour Doble. fiimoua (trld
tutor at Cnrnpll. who haa Juat Un
elecltd president of fhe American
Football CoiK'hca Asportation. For
e.ira tmnie hn been In chartro ot
suctvaaful elevens nnd ha tutored
teaicH In vurioua parts of tho coun
try. Thiy call him "uioomy on' iw
cauao he a nnythlu? but -nlattc
before a bl-. btt-o.
on Kivo-Mlio, Mill Veik ami l)o
rlvi r, am! Motinl llooil flat.
MICIiFt)itl -ra!.-r 'l.likc 'Xa-
li'iH::! f;r.f. -1tt fill' l!lj.'5 'wits' 71..
. 2- ,. , ;,v.!in;st dniiblo.tho cut.
: " ' ' ' :;:!moi: fry wen re
". il Or- ion wati'rs dlIri'nK'
-iT'i'f.. ' '.Uw iiu.mon caicli was earn;.-:..-,.
Si:;, lino.fiua. The slate
i,)ts I ." -fisii h.itcherles.
Orepon farm anrl range yield for
1125 estimated at $4(;0,CS2,00O,
?2.'l('KHi,(H)0 above largest previous
yield.
The 5t!f acres of Oregon mint
in 1!I25 yielded an average of $250
an acre.
j KKGKVK. Chy laid 1!S,34S
j square yards of paving In 1025,
(costing i4P2.526.
Clackahias county has had 57
new settlers with $:i75,aon capital
within IS months. M
HOSKIU'HCt North I'mpqiia
I road completed, lo forest road at
SI eamboat.
Astoria building for 1025 totaled
utmost $l,000t00.
Hanlt clearings for
COUPE
Equipment Extra
SJlWI
s :.
si; tit
m'5 total 1:7,5(13.443.
above i
Lane t ountv has 16"'(L miles . of
roads. mor than SO per Pent he-
Ins Rravel or better.
i.'i7'i.-vi.' fllv has built five
liridtfes during 1!25. and started
tho sixth.
w i-.uiJi'.aoi ."' ""J
tute ships carload of fine niyrtle-
W OOCl lO le x ui n.
SA1.K.M Crop of peppermint
from Ml-ocre tract near here,
brought U'7,ouh. i
t'ros t'oriit'l- F.lillsli us
nn Keoiiomy for Tas'"r
iii."eirni'P (API Not to be
oulilono by ent.rprlsillB business.
'ducalion Ib ofli'rillB fusil lionusri.
on ita alock trade.
Hneak correct KnKllsh and stive
yourself money," Is th uial
I hat Miss I'larn Hevery. super
visor of KiiKlish in 1 lei roil
Broken hvadav
tlul's ict quickly top colcti in luri.
Fever and headache disappear- (jr,rFe u
conquered in j dayj. Every winter it sav
nultotu danger nnd discomfort. Dor, t ate
chance don't delay an hour. Get the btJt
help science knowa.
AUdnuaiK. ;tlj PricJC
to, lUd Box ' J.SQIAV ' "tlrai'
OUT THEY GO!
Oregon Hardware Ik Imp. Co.
AUTHENTIC . -STORIES-
Of early Grande" Rondo Valley-life and development
should be 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
HpptMir1nnt ' nf ' mil Rfm'v
ested in collecting such history, will communicate with
DR. W. T. PHY,
HOT LAKE, OREGON
odernize Your
Kitchen r
JIany housewives in La Grande are learning
these days that the way to enjoy real kitchen
comfort is to cook electrically. '
Then there will be no smoke, and soot to .dis
figure walls and ceilings no scouring of pots
and pans. All the heat is directed against
the cooking utensil it is the ideal, economical
method.
THE ELECTRIC RANGES
which we are displaying, emlwdy the best
principles of mechanical and electrical con
struction. They are built for service.
Let Us Demonstrate Their Advantages.
Terms to Suit Your Convenience.
Eastern Oregon Light
& Power Co.
"Always At Your Service"
'.: .-Wednesday, January 18, 1J2G.
a hoola. Is holdinu out to the tax.
,...vr. ' f
"KiikIIkIi as II la mla-npok. n let.
"fhlldren uciillire faculty f:nBlh
Children iiciulre fatuuly KtiBllsli
. ..... t',..le iinrentS til Pre-
nanus nu" -
.lavs. The teacher then
spends much of her time, ami
therefore much or too uuin-.
money, In overcoming those hu-
HUB.
AH tlilo would ho unneceasury
ir parents wuuld Mutch their
i,' ahe asserted. "Correct
these knsllh Itrrora and
taxes."
reduce
f l Ziectricalti
We are fully prepared
to lake care of your
electrical needs. ' How
about some new Mazda
Lamps for those empty,
sockets?
La Grande,
Electric Co.
1112 Adams Ave.
nlnnnprc nv !invmo i'iip
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