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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1926)
Paw Six EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . Wednesday t July STRIKE PUTS BWl Oil FEE! In; NKW YOltK. July 7. (AD Kuthor KnldtiTbonkor mill fumlly pro (citing Bourn iinwunti-cl cxor alw walkln. . Tho cause la a fclrlkn In tlio sub tray, whloh foimn a huwo hole- lie. jioiith the mu il uce or Miinliiitmn IiUund and onahlpa the Now york. it normally to H't quirkly: from tiny imrt or tho iHlnnd to any other aw (lie result or tiiith spcril s jirenmii unit local, Horvlrn In tho tour truck tulica. Thn flraT luy of tlio utrlkn wiw tho number of trulim unit tho iHHd rut In hull, JiouhtliiK who. titer hn eoulil u-et to or from work thn avoniKe. Now Yorker avoided tho Hlrlko liounil InterliurrouKh Itiipld Trnnnit rouipany'H auliuuyn und iiKd other meuna of truna Iorlullon IncluilliiK ahank'a niarn. liiHtoad of a "li p to nearby sub way stations, ho usually walked Mock lifter block to ono of four olovnted, linos thul parallel lieauli. way. Ordinurly tho olovnted la so, llllto used relatively that tho In-ti-rborroilKll adverllaoM Ha morlls III' order, to relievo tho auutyny urimli. . Iliindroda of buses In places saved sonio; residents' lonir walks. Dimes and private ears made heavy oonKOsllon In sonui strools, ' Aloro than 3,0110,00(1 people huvo found their trips lo and from business IciiKlliencd' by any time from 10 inlnulos to an hour because or the 1 strike of loo subway niotorinen und.awllohincn for wages of $Min hour, a 20 per cent Increase. ' . - In contrast to t'ho number of strikers, soino 20,(i00 traction em ployes are remaining; at work In rluilliiK Ihosn on tho IntorhorroiiKh nnd other, companies. Ono subwuy la downtown ' MiiiilinUitn ami Hrooklyn la. not nrfooled by tho trlko, Tho second, day of tho strike opened with tho strikers clutiiilnir support of ' tho molormcn . and switchmen on th olovnted lines, rttsly elevated employes worn suld to havn Jolnil tho wulkout durlUK tho nlKh- " Porcupines Numerous In Wallowa County WAI.OWA, Ore. July T. Hpn clal) Porcupines huvo been nioro numerous in this section or tho county during tho past fow weeks than for a number or years. Hen Surrutt. looul government hunlor, says he has killed u Inrxo number in his travel over the county this season. Tho porcupines hove been corn Inif into the grain rields in tho hill sections east or horn, pud doliiK some damage in some Instances, farmers rind them difficult to eomhut, us they iln most of tho rulluiK of (train at night und are seldom seen during tho day. kjio'i; Arinn:TAi,i.Y WAU.OWA, Ore. July 7. (Hpe cluli Kuifone II lyes, who has been meriting khoop in tho timber ed suction mar tho (lranio Itondn river, suffered a, severe injury lo his tort fool recently when a gun ho was carrying, aecldeninlly dis charged, the shot pnsing through his foot. Ho is recovering . nicely at this lime. Ijtilesl fad for snappy dressers Is (wo bells, both being worn Jus! above where one should be iiki-i1. NORTH POWDER PERSONALS I . ' , y I 1 T'f a " . .. NOItTIl I'OWDIOit, Ore, (Sio clal) Mrs. I.ylo (llbhs Is here from l'orllund for a several weeks Vacation, (tlio Is visiting relatives. J. W. O'llryant left ror his home In 1'ortland Monday after u visit Jjoro with relative's. Mrs. Joe Boott; 'or Imbler, Is visiting her paronls Mr- und Mrs. l,oe Hobbs. WIsm Klllf Bprlngor has left ror Wonlaua where olio will spend the minniiri1 mill In r firtheri Miss Kprlngor has been staying Willi her atml Mrs, James nation. Mr. und Mrs. Juntos lllggs uro nt their summer homo In tlio moun tains, nnd entertained a number or friends tho h'ourth nf July. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilson visited the North I'owder lakes Hunduy. Mr. nnd Mrs. t'hesler l.lnilley nnd little son, of, Portland, wore here Hiinday vlslllng friends nnd relatives. They nro en roulo to Hall liko t'lty on n business trip. Iiuvld l.ee and son recently ship ped four cars of sheep from North rowdor und JJurkeo to I'hlcngo 'markets. Mrs. Mnry Davidson has come Jioro from Haines. Him will mulio luir homo with Mis. Minerva Pear son. ft J. PorsBtrnm nnd II. V. Will iams nltendod the' mooting of the county chamber of commorca at )lot l,ako recently. O. W. Daiigheity nnd family liavo moved to Welsor, Ida. It, K. l.lncley Is redecorutlng the Powder grill, which is operated by Oeorgo Hnwimot. Mr,' und Mrs. J. W. Dullon nro tlio proud parents or a son horn Juno !(1 In Portland, Ore. 1 WINKS!: .MAYOlt hi:aj rillCHNO I.eo Toy, rl years old mayor of tMilna Town, is dead. His body was found hanging from a telephone pole In the rear of his palatial home, Aciuulutunees said Imslncs. worries hud brought on suicide. A lliniuiaiiil-mllii Jimiiicy Ik be gun with. ou. siuglo step. Wo rnnio to- Ia (ruiidu with. $A,MI or hiiiToueil money ami in tun 'youi'M' Hum. tlll'OUU'll ll retail lltlll- liriiut ,ihii ni' iiiii' vii laiillal ciol iiys, hide ways, flip flop, forward und haekwams tin III It lins g.iui Into u liuililir's Kiipply plitiit linn Hie coimli'y enn Im piwinl or. Wo an now ,ll.l (ho wholesnlor-lo-coiiMUiiier. Many of I lie H0dt nroiillil lOiilorpriM already luiio hetn buying inulcr lal of us, mh'Ii as hIiIiirIon, roof ing, pslul nnd riooiiiig. Wo have bail wivoral Im Millions lo start In uni'li liullilor'N supply slallmi nt I :uleiiiilsi'. Wo lime finally fioiiMOiited lo do so nml our flrsl 'sWimieiififMwilM-Hrttit wrsl Nn(H IIiimhmI oil litis already gnuo for vniil. W'o nil mil M'otng Mi buck nnymic. Wo pay no attention to uuyono'N piliTK. If (hey uiiilii-Mll us It is iei rii lly nil rlulil ullli u. Hut our, iirlccs nro tisiilllly rrnm ono-Hiinl lo VHio-balr Iokh llinu our (011111011101', Wo liny in Mich lmgo iiinilliles Hint It enables us nl nil (lines lo have (be very low 'csl tiiurkot prieos. 1. I,, Planks, n man wo liavo known nbout 1,1 yours, will iinudln our nialorlnl for its. Ihm't kti to the plnco ami liMik for a It-story brlfk building Is'iiig erected, as moIIi niv not going llicro (ii buy n Hue building, but pniiil nml oil nl riK'k-boHnni irl(xs. Wo would nil her help you rix your buildings up flr.st and lot yon help fix ours up lulcr. Wo livliovo In keeping tlio ovorliend oxHnisfs liiiiiimoritl ilowu lulo tlio illrl nuil kicking Mr. II lull I'rlres cltrnr In tho niltullu of Inst year. Tlio fnrmors nro so Hcklctl oior tho iiianouvcrK that they 'actually hmgli anil got fat. IIoumowIvchimv iMiinlly glad. l-:von tin old nw In tho barnyard Is so lii'kliil Hio ticks drop ofr ami tlio rooslors crow ami say. 'lil Cliiuil I'ratl kitowi his sturr, Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tho 1'oor Hsu's Friend" Near Mindry, l'hono Muln 218 No Sunday lluslucss. '..''"', ' ' : . - :,''('. ,)';-., ,' .'.;'.' ', , :'''',',' .', ' " ' '. , ' :': . V ", " , " ? , ... l. ' V. ' ,,,- ' . '' .i' " Because More Maytag Waste Aire Sold Than Amy Other Kim We Have To Move To Larger Quarters To take care of the ever increasing de mand for the wonderful Maytag Washing Machine - a demand far greater than that for any other washer made - we are moving to new and larger quarters. i i Sail tiboard the new Princess liners to Victoria anil Vancouver then travel through the muK niticent Canadian Pacific Rockies on a fut transcontinental train. Stopover as long us vou wish at Banff, Lake Louise and the fur-fuiiivil Bungalow Cam pi, where days and nights will pass as hours while, you enjoy yoursvlf to the utmost. Returning, come via Calgary and Spo kane -a cumplttc Circle Tour vilh net r the same scenes Iwicel Low E.vcurtioH Fur5 are effective now- truly moderate when you consider the many pleas ures of this trip. Local agents will gladly furnish you with literature and further information; Canada renulres no imsMrMirK nml ovieo.k a tV'l. i . . Come in and see the Maytag in its new home. Then you'll see why it is that one-third of all the wash ing machines sold are May tags with over 100 different makes on the market. You'll see the Maytag wash whole tubfuls spotlessly clean in 3 to 7 minutes-50 pounds of clothes dry weight in one hour--the grim iest work or play clothes in 10 min utes. You'll see collar and cuff bands washed clean without rubbing, you will see the comfort and conven ience 'of the tub adjustable to your height and of the self-adjusting swinging wringer. You'll see the most beautiful and compact washer made, taking up only 25 inches square of floor space. But if you can't come into our new store, just phone us and we'll gladly send a Maytag to your home to do your washing in your own way, that you may test its remark able advantages for yourself. No obligation. Remember if the May tag doesn't sell itself don't keep it. REMEMBER THE NEW ADDRESS . ts-w The Miytag Shop 1114 Adams Ave. Mii-CiyCi: !'!;x:::;' s T-v, . bV VA ""'" Phone M-639 Outstanding Maytag Features 1 Washes faster. The Gyrafoam Principle c: . ate a more hishly energized, turbulent and ' , ci .ui'.iuouily effective water action. No idle water. ; ' . 2 Woahes cleaner. Tlte Gyrafoarn Princi ple mi:ies the soap evenly throughout the . vvstcr, and forces the super-cleansing, soapier w jshiiig actution. through the meshes of the . x ' c'uthca-. No idle suds. 3 Larecs"; hourly capacity in world 50 lbs. crdiiiary tdinily wasli per hour. Tub holds - 2". RoV.on 4 gallons, more than ordinary , ' w.sncrs. . ,, 4 Ic.5t compact washer njade takes floor " ' . cpjv'e only 15 inches stjuare. , , ii -Cast &'uminu:ii tub can't warp, ruist, rot, swell, spiit nor corrode cleans itself in 30 secor.Js. G -Easily adjusud to your height, and height of tubs. . 7 Clothes can be put in or taken out while washer is running. : ,t 8 -Metal swinging wringer. Low. Swings :nto 7isiticns. Adjusts itself automatically -fpr hanc!krchiefs or blankets. Automatic drair.board. Instant tension-reieasc. Ail parts enclosed. ' , . . S Thu Mcytaj is furnished either with ehctric i:io'-:or (cr wired homes, or with in-built gasoline motcr where electricity is not avail- . uble. Reasons for World Leadership s m mm Wt - 1 I i ' For homaithout tr' jl l VA ity, the Maytag is available "M 9 1 Tv , j. ' n i , 1 neuriy welcome. CanadionFacific W H Deacon Gail nmmsLnrtimui
