La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 18, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, Alienist IS, 127. I'ai'n Eiptit .,(,.t i I ') ' i ;iril II1UMI lit T TT7M1' irprHvnt-m Soi-tin So. !'.'.. ilK jn.t.t..vorri! Duir.i-i No. i;i. y VVllliamS. ;,. ',.',. ,-y of liiM ur-;v.i;!1:n the- r:,y U lr..n.l 1,1. 'nun. k-vMcr e IS- l-i.J K-o. .-r.tin In tin .l.ni sr,.l (i..-rfn-iii. rr M ! mk u ifiMiiwu i r w.ii Md'H.ilk m.- n."rio' ' 'ViV li't -aIitVwji tit jH-i co fi; li '' a I'ftJUJ thrck or wjlk Jn.ilrov.nui K.-m.-t No. J T". i hiddw'M houd in U- -urn ot wi,m th of 1-. ..r.ml'-. Or- j i r r. nt of tlx- uiouit u a FAMOUS LEPER IS AT LARGE AGAIN OUT OUR WAY I(..fu -fit lltncl now on li:- m, ...v - . - I in- a:.'!-, .if f i ity l.'.or !.r .,'jlh. off-'- ' Hi I'ily or.t-r ,.( (jiiM1 ti n of roiftrwt t( ananlr-.!, UJ jiM'ifir'.itiitjiH fu .-..i.i riit".v;i;U ins- i t nuw f: Hi I' i l ;(- J;-iorJr of ; i "m-cU will Ic- i -I um'-'l lo tin. U(Ct-MHllU hlfllJlTJ. Thf -inn(il)vlon r'-ftrvr-B tt,--nfht lo n-jt't any ami hH ii. V,y or-(. r of in' (oniinislirnt AU!l l'!h, lt27, J. K. JTTKAR.NH. Jt'Coil'T of tb t'iiv J prov:i;t'nt 'H: LEAVE'S US w-vT J taut i uy. ; I A i. i.sit ot J'iv.- lr..u") iur Mitt n .jttr'l ff l'l;ns ur"i I ( isj' ('i:K-.i:Jc.')H lor '-iich iii.s!ri'-'r which iiinouiit tttl! f"fiiiiJi if; John Early. Runaway, lias K:;eared From the Color.' .Many Times :f?OuTA Ruiuli" n v .,;,. i,uut i ii U,- r. funti 4f ! -hi.-h ;;tm.um will h r-f .)nJe.l it OlSS ROLU OjEP? fJ cot mm- to rhi off n I III I :t-CII1- bLEEP AM IMICWS SOu!?SElf S.I Kil will he in-ivt; to t 'H- Jioi.i or i ji i .i.-iimi", i( .-pf rj : ..JL of oVlt-k 1' V AH ME-MEE-1 HAFTA Do i 13 All th' waiT m f t? 1H' I II. i If l.af. l.l.l I . -i rV I in V,f. )fl-I i.Cii l o iv unr -1. t.j til. .! Cjii JIIIIOIJK I L ive Irom that i.,i curnmuair'KtiiiK with whofn In i(,r,l:'t. W- I;: ,.f I-. .1 !l.!f(. II Af.d Wl ;.! .:,- I I : n.ii t :,ny iK.nfc-r i 'jlll.M lo .::i-fU f orni-s :i,i:i.y lii- n.w fri.m . ..lif.. iit :i.. I lil.W Vi.llOII. ,f. inor tin to yam w rtfl Jolm if nro;iriwni .i.-l ly n- i- , HULL TfiRLE. OF DS. L(:f) x .tfL,o- Tme &ILE.NT Partners. f-if'-f-'-n i-f conirai't if -i w . rl- t'iri jt- r; uriiit in tin- ;th- -f.il l.ii.ft-r. j to rji .tr.y ;J1 j fcy ri'r f sho f.mt, minion. An- f ,n;pt- t;tn of i(j:;r-.irl. if u: ) 1 " 1 " i J. T:. STKAfiNS. ft I -.1 llr.itt l1, or; on. - 1 - 1 H -ii1 alk iirtfirmi'MK lit S;,l'-& hut was h- r- t-'v-.I Sh rorrtmi.!.in -f ihf City .l L )i inti'. (.r-ff-:r f..r Ih .-tr :,; -An nt tht h t ;.i rn v m r, s i ; ? i f AI K t"f )lt Bills i Siilt-uatk IittrrLit-iiK ul the I'utMi.j-: ion of th t'iiy f J-ii STAGES LEAVE FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT Travtl in Mir Modern Chair-Car Stages! m i ii 1 1 n i n 1 1 m i m 1 1 1 1 n t n m i y 1 1 m n M(M I 3 ii lot w fA'fm-r H.it i ivoiihl f.:ivi" h tl foolish, authoriti : n v. . lo try lo fhroul John Kar!y v.i!h ih pro-'-'fttoii of imofiyioi'y. for h- m th tj:uK i,hl- iy known ) i-r tn Ow. or'O. If' )it noho ly hut htini-if o ttisnk for it. Too ofrn John V.:,ty ha.-i !K't (h- h oi: fniti-1 Kr.'fs hy ll.t- 'i(r. !,M i ,;i !-)'- h'1 . r,IiM"l in thf :-i it y ;tli'l fo).;;ht f 'irouv-h 1V. .;..( -i - AKH-.-ir tn w :ir, with vr--- in in hi ai.-l (h- I 'h ! i j(i i fi h ai: horioriihfy 'ti1 u: tk 1 uf '. r t f,.- it :tr -u-h !!' ina rri-J. " isti'f ' is 'r- Lorn. 1 , -!i (.- HviiijiiiiiiH of sorrw v'riif.tf.- :,j.p;ir-(l on his ;tkin. lJoors y.-r- i-i'ti-'l. At iti! -fot'lh-. Kuriy nt .j V.' -.t.ijt: -i upi-.i-i to tt,- '.. v t,iw it' ; s ! ! ft it u or l! h t ",' rt: ;ji ) oijm in tu:,tunt ill n-ar Washington. Thi-y took an ,'ih.in'Scri' ' f,i!iv. nurruuiuirtl if wMh a. t.art.'A vrit t-uv-w aixi put art arttud (ftiafl to patrol ouim1 ro:it f-nr. inctmiijtt Iirjprv f 'lnh Tht-n th" lo'-iom )vi1l John Kariy had l-pro?y, and hi ho rtorifl ram' turrihlio(r !o n ahout hi -jir. H- foiirht the dfision. Kufjy wan tat;-n in ruttly to a. S" v, York hospital, a rut lat-r iran-fVrr.1 to th I'. J. I p-r col ony at 'urrviii- Th-r-- ha h-n a. colorfti! firnri tvt r sinr'. Hi- orifyni2'4 a club at arrvii, t hi- Minh-rs all -x-wrir.. rnn who hal i-viopil l-proy. 1 hy htiiit a rsut hoiu on th- of ih- colony ami fitted it up with all f-onvHiiKfw Mm John F.ariy h.tl th- if'Mntf foot, Th- Kovn-rnui'-nt pah) him a p-n-xion for hi ariny K-rvir-, H. on Id th- pension riVck piu up untjl th-y toialt-tt u t-at.l .sum. Th-n h- won id vanish from t)w l-p r colony, to Jt--p out of stiieht lays ami - kii. month v-n, utut hoh up (j(:ttn ;snywhf-r In th1 I'mt fl Hiat-. Always C'orrK liai k ("ini" hi w-rtt to W:t5hinr'on. r jr .-it'ipromlnfir rirtf. . n- r joy-l th- sight! of th- r;pita! for t m o '- iVf. ami l h n. hi ok- ari-l wfar'. (favi tiirri.T'-'f up to I'm- f' -1-i -ral hat h a it' hunt us. Ahottt sit Hionlhs ao h" -.s-!rsp-'J. -Tt to or!f ''aro;ina. aiiil r uf a r-un.p ru ar llurnsviiif . on I a trait of land h- riuim-! li- own !. Wh n h- jpot tir--l of camping I out h? ifiviii -l Th- author'!, s to 1 roni'1 ati'J v-t him. ASuayti at t h -fj'l of hi inrmtn ( "a.hi hsruii' H to fr'-'lom, J-iariy J I'oint' hfn k or j.h t'rouht hu'-k lo j Iir. Whii;tr;i I -ot ! r, u! Ww.sh j inpton. his oiih.it fri-n'h Now It fcijppi'HH that Ur. Fow li-r hai u lar if .staff of -U-rn aiol .tt---noKi'aph-r.s, xiris 3H(i:nn aiih. ;Aitft wfiilt- I r. r lias a physl- . rum's tntltf f-r n'- to avs. laiiiiK v.iih a h-t'T. ah off if" Ktatf can't K1! that vo-wpoint. Too inany tnif i John Kariy has v. a! i-i-! into ttif Offlf'-, V.Ulr,l 'Jiiuin th lOIil? n h aisi'-s. ;tii-l hrojtf.t.i .-htvi- fUnniy ti-no)raphi'r aii-l aH- K rooirn-il rl-rh. Tti-y .lon't likt , it. So now. wli'-n the v.ii s carry ,tti- r.-w that John l.arly is O'lt atrain. tl)r-- ih always a u-ar-alk '.out in 1 r. 1'ov.i-r's ot'fh until th' I' p r is sa f-ty ia( h jt 'art viii-. 1 Hut. tin i (?h- ha.s ii-v-!ii-fl : My.stt fn. Th-f'- is on- oh! mpluy- ration. for ha hi ttr improv. mnt now on fit tn t?- ui'icf uf Hi' ity It'conl- r of ai'l (;iy. A d.;.o..a of rtv- (a(t' Ho: lars wiil r-(tiir-'l fur plans j.j,(-j"ifirHtions fur -y'h thi h , ' which amount utlt h.: rfunil-) is' bi.ltji-r Is unsurc"sf ul aul returns iami to thl of lie. Bid will h-- r.c lvil to the hour of 7 : 3. o'clock I. M-, V -tin s4a y. j An?ut 2t, l'27. and miiM u cornpani-'! hy a ct-rtifi'-il cht-k or hhhhr's lond tn tha nutn of t- i pr rnt of th- aiiiount hid s a K'laraut- of th -nct-pta!- ami. coinplf-tlon of contract if awarded. : fhck 111 h rcturri'-d to on -. surf-S-sful hiddiN. Ttii 'omrtiKMim rtvn tl I ritfl-t to r jt-ct. any and ail hid. ' ; Hy ordr of t h ,ofiimi.tiii"n , Antftit 1 r h. 1 1'-7. i j. i: sti:ai:ns. j j i:--ord-r of th f'rfy, t of l.a ("'.rand-. ivgoii Ieave l.a Grande for Wallowa Lata Iii Grande for Laker, Loise I.aGraixie for Batar only Ii Grande for Ti'iidieton 9:00a.m 4:00 p.m. 12:25 p.m. 9:25 a.m. 7:30 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. Conn-ctiiiP' at J'finll-t'n for Walla Wall and I'uhco) Leave La Gran Jc For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip S16.00 One Grade Only Schilling, alone in America, roasts only first grade coffee and seals it in vacuum key-wind tins. There are no 2nd or 3rd grade Schilling Coffees. -And Schilling Coffee is never packed in cardboard or plain tin cans. Schilling.Coffee JJlZie? ' MtractfcLBahinS Powder kmMmmgQ t C Al.l. hill itins snit-taik Jitifsm-rnciii j i ald hids Im- r-c. iv-d l.v, th rommlvion of th ity of l a' ((lianii-, tiri'Kon, fur tin- -or-stru-! thiti of Wit- mpr(ivii..-itt in !!-! UlllJ. lllllllllllllllilliUllllllllllHll 'TJL'?""L'""! who know John Karly -11 hy Hov You Save-- 'MifJit. Th- ruitiulc th' daily ia-rfl i carry fli- n-ws that John Karly j ( tu air-Mln tii.'il t-rtitilovt fo-A on 1 riitry luty. And t h.- uftii- woii,"t p a i t-futiy iiftuy ktio'Aintf that j Bitnctitii'. souncr or later, lh door , toll oft utid th' s- ntry oit rati I "II. it- U" coni-s!" I UMo TO lil t OMi: l)M j NKW Vil'.K Tht NVw Y.nVlt Arnrn'.in hivs ttiat Itaim.n Navar-j in. v. h- h.t ndMim faL in th i si i'--it h.t i- '! hf-artK afhitfr, ! ; to -!t! r a inonii - l r y, prd:ttd ahout i 'hi if in as tifti. JKZmM 3W'Si'S,',"-iirwffl' rm i The ixront saving from Broad cat in' is lecause Sally Ann Bread is so wholesome and satisfy ing you need much less of higher-priced foods. Ask Your (h over Gwilliams Electric Bakery K now in k that you don't knot much is knowing n tot. Our ftlni may find-us om, ttiit th '-an if fi rail y h. r )( d upon to can air .tin. CAM. I tilt llllis s-or inifio"rnni S-ai"l hid win h. rT-ivcd h the romiiiiMKni if t h t'ity of I. i (Jrand-, Of.-ijon, for t h const i-nr-tnm of th- itnpiov.mih(. In fvw.'i' improv.io.-ht dS.-itilrt ,N'o. A , with in th'- i lly of l.a frrand-. Or jrun, acordirif to th- plann and f-p-lrt- -'?V f v of the k. i i . T ..-i J rlu; ;Jf f I ' ?MED fi j f .SWM1 iiiii'i i i hrn " ' . Too Strong pP fro. New Super Simplex Pi' dune. nh. PayB. the preachet "iiw mroiiK " (ir her pirlihluutrt. Mt Oanitu Oiinief. 21. 'ht iouibw.'r yonnsiKK oniD vutii;.Eii.f , u tnipoiarUy out or a Jnb y Mg IlXlvnl BimtlllK In I'lrroit. AiK, Ihat h had h Hi'hudilli-it lo rotldui't haf bQ rantlli-d. "Thry warned me lo liri'Ai.h smoiilhly and not iranpU uq anybuJ)''! toes," th NOW and tor a few ilavs only you can get the NUW SUPER SIMPLEX lroner and with it, FREE, the new fold ing nnd revolving clotherce that holds an unbelievable amount of clothes and rolls into any convenient corner when not in use. The NEW SUPER SIMPLEX, now on ale for die first time, makes ironing seem like plav. Only by seeing it do its mar velous work can you renlne how truly Creat it is. See it iron dresses, men's shirts, ANYTHING, easier. . . quicker . . . better than you ever dreamed possible. See its two open ends iron cults and collars. See it automatically start and stop when tlu feed table is pressed with hand or arm. See how these 2 STAR l EATURtS change the entire meaning of ironing dav. Above all see yourself the owner of this new time, labor ard money saver and you'll be the owner, too, of the FRhE white enameled clothestree. EASY TERMS After you own the Simplex you actually SAVE money. While buying it on our eay pdsmrnt plan the Simplex pay fur itrlt with (tie immrv It taves. Can you ariurd, then, to mm thit oppor tunity ot getting the two time and 1-ibur avtr (or ih prk ut uuc. Includes $10 Clothcstrce H Ck "t---,'r. S-MrjLEX JrONER. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. Come in . . . try it . ee li iur it mn oer 20H hours oj drudgery a year" Western cars pile up more mileage that's why they need this Eastern Oil IN the Fast, the average car is driven 5,000 miles a year. But on the Pacific Coast, where the climate is more kind, most cars travtl 15 to 20 thousand miles a year. Those extra miles ot travel mean extra miles of motor wear and they demand extra stamina in your lubricating oil, if your motor is to give trouble-free economical service. That is why experienced Western car owners safe guard their motors hy using Vecdol, the quality oil that gives the heat-tested "film of protection." Veedol is made from the pick of Eastern crude oils, at the great Tide Water refinery at Bayonne, N.J. It is tested to withstand heat 100 degrees hotter than the hottest friction spot in your motor. It is that added margin of protection that makes Veedol the safest of all oils fo use in hard-driven Western motors. Whenever you need oil stop where you see the orange and black Veedol sign. Ask for - Veedol by name; or, if you drive a Ford, ask for Veedol Forzol. Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation. San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle. Branches or ware houses in all principal cities. DFAI.FRS: Knit delivery nf VttJol products is now atailMl to oyer i no imiivittual tiiiis and touvs on the Pacific Cms!. r 35 QUART w Eastern Oils and Greases ,! !.,! I ctnt aaart So ,f,,p JUI , lht pJnf;. s .. K bt i,y, JUI p j,r ; n,tl,, J - )