La Grande evening observer., January 12, 1922, Image 2

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SPRING MERCHANDISE
tiven (liiy brings in Mfmcthing new in tho
spring niiTchtUHliso, tlii.s new, incrcliuiidiHe will bo
' shown as fast ns it arrives.
i c Each time you are in yon will hop. rJomothing
nettv Yesterday's arrival was Women's muslin un
denvelHi Thiswe hasv on display and you will no
tice at1 lmiriumvior price) than belcre.
NIGHT GOWNSX. .. 75c and up
a UNDERSKIRTS .....SA...'. 98c and up
COMBINATIONS 98c and up
Hills D
ep't Store
I'h I: ) onur, nl, erwed to the memory of Joseph
Ar. I'o'd 'V-r, i i Oj'kvniKl Cemetery, New York, in
in.' in ,'.,! .f i l:itnic nnil modern irlt-HS in amn.nn '
work. '
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iiil) il 'iiuiiiiMlelll bulldliiK
and an order placed id our
hHiidb 1 sure to receive ffti
'ill. mlelliirent execution
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WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
( J OHSETlVttR WANT ATI
We find after invoice that we are
. OVERSTOCKED
on
Pyralin Ivory
During January. Our entire Btock
. OrfeThkd off
Get those wan
ineces now
The Le &-L Drug Co.
More I'lrricieiKii- Needed in
Work and Metier rnde of
II I lL.sl;ni('(i'irM Mnvx' I 'n Ainu.
WHY
Mlty Afftoflnlfd Prcsi)
EVANHTOtf, 111., Jan. 12. Never
has there hem a lime when no ninny
youth are knocking lit tho colh'Ke
lour: tin' attendance at Institutions
of higher ItmrnlnK having Increased
about 35 per runt In Mvo yearn;
never before linn ho much money
been Riven by imhllc spirited men
for the upbuilding of IIk-ho instl
'tutlons, nnil It behooves odurntor.i
to carefully Imiulre whether or not
tho output of our Institutions In
up to proper standard grade, 1'resl
dent Samuel l'luntz, of Lawrence
college, Appleton, Win., told tin?
educational nsnoclntlon of the Muth
odlst Kplncopal rhurrh In sesulon
hero today.
''It In by bo imMittu tin oaRy mat
tor to Judce of tho, eTflelern-y jof a
icollego," rontlnupil l'lof. IMantz. "In
tho firHt place the ranona or prin
,('lplr of Judgment UHed 111 testinK
iMiHlncfiA ef I'lcit'iicy will not apply.
.There are ninny who feel that the
; American rolleise Is putting out a
.very poor Hcholarly prodm-t. On the
other haiul there are men who crlti
cIhq the college from the atandpolnt
of practical efficiency.
"A New York banker In Rympathy
with higher education haa made the
comment: 'Apart from the fact that
tho collepe does not teach young
men anything that will be uaeful to
them In bUHliieHa, my observation
has mado me auapect that it Ik de
'flclent In another Important par
jtlcular, namely that the young nun
jaro not taiiKht accuracy, pernever
anco, and an iiuntlable appvtlte for
hard work.' .
"The collenn flndn lis mlxulon in
the true enda of education which 1
conceive to 'bo chiefly two; first, to
acqithlnt tho individual with the
spirituul pon8CB3lonB of the race,
that la lla literature, Its art, Us
acleuce. It-history. It thua help
meet tho highest needs of the stu
den's nuturp, that of Belf-dovelop-ment.
"Tho second eiul of education Is
to aiialat tho Individual to fulfill
the practical demands of life in the
accomplishment of aucii taskH or
callings aa will enable him to car
for tbo physical needs of himself
l:h1 of thoBO dependent upon him,
and perform faithfully his duties as
a member of human Bociety. The
college then, til brief, is to develop
tho man, and prepare htm to Kt
on In thn practical affairs of life,
and Its efficiency cannot bo Judged
rroni either Htnndpolnt without the
other.
"If we wnnt iBioaler efficiency in
colleRO work, we must be more care
ful about openltiR too widely the
front door. Wa must awake to the
I fact, before wa undertake It, that
wo cannot make a mahoKaity table
lout of bass wood boards. Tho way
to Improve the quality of our pro-
Iduct la to sort out tho taorthlRiw
lunterlnl at the beKlnnlng.
i "Wo cannot improve tho product
of iilr colleges bli such a reorgani
zation of the curriculum and by
'such correlations and combinations
:of subjects as will mora closely
relate lie nrtlvltles to tho move-
nienlH of life In tho present time.
I "The cOllcKo can Improve Its pro
duct by paying more attention to
tho pedagogy of college teaching
!nnd by better educational teaching."
Attention to foreign born citizens
to night school classes Is obtained
by various means. Kurolliuent dates
and courses offered ure brought be
foro Ihiiii through unnouiiienients
In the newspapers, street cur adver
tisements, employers of labor, the
public day schools of congrc tatlons
largely including foreign bom people.
As u means of making available
night school advantages to a mim
ic t of men of Greek birth eiu
ployed in shoe shining establish
ments, Hupervlsor Arnold last fall
organized ail evening' class In ele
mentary Kugllsh aiud'' citizenship In
the club room of the llocal tlreek
society. This class is bold from
!I:(MI to 10:30 p. in., nrtor tho close
of the regular eveulrig classes, und
Is attended by about 30 men and
boys who are unablo ito leave their
Jobs early enough 'to attend the
clashes at tho school' buildings.
lii'sides the lOngllsh und citizen
ship course, a wide array ,or sub
jects, Including science, industrial
courses, athletics and a number or
others, is offered.
COURT
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Itay A. Kelly and Miss Agnes
f'ombs received n marriage license
yesterday and ' immediately were
married by Judge U. G. Couch yes
terday, Mrs. Florenco Uncon and
Mrs. Helen Williamson acting ns
witnesses. lloth the bride and
bridegroom are La Grande resi
dents. The marriage took place
at 1:45 p. m., und the employes
of the courthouse gave the affair
a successful ending iby niiowering
tho young couple with ail , abun
dance of rice.
FIELD BEING IMPROVED.
I By Associated IreBR)
WAUjA' WAM.A, Wash., Jan. 12
Improvements are beir.g: made on the
Ankeny field, 'Whitman fcOHege, in
preparation for opening of the basket
ball season. Dirt is being dumped on
tho baselines of the infield from the
east bank bf the running track, which
is thereby being widened. The Whit
man field is the only one used by
northwest conference baseball teams
which has a grass infield.
COMMERCIAL HUKFAl.O HERDS,
(ttv Associated PreBB)
EDMONTON, Alia., Jan. 12. Com
merdiallzntion of the buffalo at 100,
000 aero Wainwiight Park, Alta,
stocked 12 years ago with 750 onimnls
and how-having a herd of moTe than
5,000, is being considered by the Ca
nadian government. The herd is in
creasing rapidly each year, and may
outgro wthe pi.rk unless surplus ani
mals are removed. A commercial un
dertaking would include sale of robes,
mounted heads, and possiby leather
and wool. ' '
NTELUGENGE
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Oil. THIAI-S.
SPOKANE, Wash'., Man. 12. Trial
actions to deteimine the amount of
damages due propeity owners as the
result of oil leases granted by the
slate aro pending in superior court
here. Defendants to the action- he!J
land in the Rockwood district where
the state has' reserved mineral an'!
oil rights. The plaintiff claims hv
has leased the lands from the state,
and that the defendants hove refused
to .fix the amount their lands will be
damaged by Jus operations, lie is
pot incr ii court oitlcr requiring them to
nppcnr nnd fix the damage.
THE OTT"?BURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE1? Condo. ' zaSlvT-!v ' CT-WSS
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TAKe f GOO 1 ovwiiNj i m riv t"-
and see how x cook amo j't-t. return
YOUR VClrvAJervi wmvi
peofLe- co you tmimk. vou'ree fooling
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For Sale
ni,n r.ji.iu'imi' nmnortloa ran be
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purchased by soldier boys who may
desire to use their stalo loan In se
curing homes.
Four urrcs good 5 room house,
bam, chicken house, ditch runs
through the place , jum, ouviu
limits.
. , .. .,,u Imnrnved mill fully
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emilped with team, cows, chlckfiis,
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pumping piaiu. nil. .........
80 acre farm, well improved dnlry
ranch, every root 111 cultivation, 35
. i fiirnifu near school. No in
flation In price, investigate this.
.i.n', in X 1 ( .f ill . o aim f iuuu
I mi I t .
sniilkr loan will handle it uicel
Several homes. I have IseVeral
honies, modem and otherwise khat
will accept the state loan. to tW.BOl
dler hoys as Hist payment. Oel in
touch with me.
Geo. H. Currey
Phone SOOJ
Rral KKtnt Insurance
CITY MAXAKFR GOVEKNMEXT.
By AHOciati'd Press)
IIAVRI-;, Mont., Jan, lii.-rAVithin
the next three nwnths citizens, of
Havre will vote cm the, question of
substitution of a commisHinn-nMinavre,'
form of .government in the place of
the present form.. A petition for tho
new overnmcnt has been nccoPtt'd by
the city council, Ptoctoiinjr.s for cut
ting the mayor's salary and reducing
city expenses have been laid aside un
til after the special election.
ALIJ1XOS MtlZKI).
(liy .AflnoctntPdorresjO
GOMENDAU:, Wash., Jan. 12.
Pelts of albino wild animals are par
ticularly prized by the Indians, ac
cording to Henry B. J. Meyer, post
master at Sundalc, in eastern Klirk.
itat county, who conducts a trading
post patronized by Columbia river
Indians. Mr. Meyeir reports seeing
the pelt of an albino coyote, killed by
Biv George, an Indian hunter and
trapper. He offered" several times the
valu of on ordinary coyote pell, but
the Indian refused all offers, savin?
tho skin would be preserved by
secret tribal process, ana nanus j uuhm
from generation to generation fov us,?
in tribal ceremonies.
A Powerful Leaf.
A fcfnirle leaf of a Smith American
water lily, Victoria repin. Ih buoyant
enough to bear a weight of liOQ
pound si.
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PREPARED
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THRIFT SHOP OPEN.
The Red Cross Thrift Shop ia
open daily now in the New Foley
Building, off tile Adams avenue 5H
entrance. Thursday will contin- MS
ue to be Thrift Day and on this
day all who have donations for
the shop are asked to have it
ready to be delivered, that be- "
ing the dav collections are made. rK
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COVE'.
STAGE.
Weimer Eros.
Pa&engers, Freight
Daily Trips from
Savoy Hotel
FOR ALL EMERGENCIES
The value of being prepared
tb mec't every' emergency
cannot ba over-estimated.
AXc-hecli "account is the
best jrepailition for hanUIing
a difficult situation.
If yoimre not thus equipped
it wQuldVbejwell to. open an .
account ih ust once. .
American V alnut Bed
Room Suite
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AT ABOUT ONE HALF ITS REGULAR
PRICE
SEE IT IN OUR WINDOW
SOLD ON EASY TERMS
I H. BOH EIIP GO
SPOKANE. , Wiish., Jan. 12.
Not content with rating recently
Riven ft by thn Cnited .States census!'
bureiin an tho most "lntelliKent" ji
city In 'the nation, iSpokane now pro J
pose) to week nut the 867 illiterates :l
found by tho census enumerators j
within Its binders and better Its
record. jj
Tho matter ha been broubtyt be-,J
foro tho cduratiomU committee ofji
tho eh umber of commerce, which , '
has promised to pive tho 'proposal ii
Ha early attention. Meanwhile the J
public ninht schoolH, which haveji
been In operatiou here for morrO'
t tin n ten ytara, are planninp to eu-ji
largo their operations to reach ns;i
many of the forelpn born of tl city !
us possible. j
With this end lew such of the'J
200 foreign horn students in the i
uipht clashes, tiit'St men and women, J
aro being umed to iuduco their I
to enroll for the next term, and
most of them have ipromU'ed to i
briiiK at least one additional Htud-
ent. i
Purine tho last Jn y'ftr?. ince'
accurato recott of nlt;ltt' school
attenilance Rave kept, total of 10.
1 53 persons have enrolled in the
nllit clas.neH. A How In k that such of
there ha been enrolled an nverupe,!
durliiKtwo different lernts, Frank I
H. Arnold, mipervlsor ot public J
evening schools, estimates that one I
in every tea persiAus In tho city's
population of approximately 100, 'i
000 hii attended nlht school dur-lj
liiK the decade. jj
Of this total, he saift, 3,741 for-,1
nin bra have been enrolled dur- J
tug tho Cut six year. Kocords an to I
foreisa or native birth were not i
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im Fourth St.
La Orando, Oregon.
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Repairing ea Specialty
4J2 X. Fir St. t;
Phone 407.T
La Grande, Oregon
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Call Main 44
Wo make nH'cnlls promptly,
Voirln not ,avo to wait, V6
do all'libids of roiinlry ilrlvtng.
lionsnnuhlo Holes ,
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Main 44 .
Union-La Grande .
AUTO STAGE
I'S Grande Headquarters:
L. & L. Drug Store
I nlon Hcndcimrtert
New Union Hotel '
Connnctions made with
Union-Baker Stage
P. 0. DeLap, Mgr.
JANUARY RECORDS NOW ON SALE
EASTERN OREGON
MUSIC CO.
Sign Service
Auto Painting.. j
The modern kind
that lasts
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