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PAGE FOUR VX ORANDE EVENTyff OKSEKV E R Rahircliiv. TVhrunry Zi. 1023 Cbc Observe! AM INDHI'ivMlliM1 KMAIi:.l. J'uhliblit-U dHily und weekly at Ij. rnnui, Oregon, ny i.a urnnue uvea log Ohaervur ruhitjshinff Cuuipany, HUUCK UKNN IH, Kdltor. Kntcred at the imminence at La Grande, OreKun, as Kecond ('lam MnJl Matter. AddreMn all coiiiiiiunlcattans to THK OBHKHYKIt. 1416 AUurua Ave., L Grande, Oroffon. . , , CITV AMI ( OlM'V Ut-'fr'lC'lAJj 1'AIM II. On aale in oiher cities Oregon Dotal News blttnd, Portland; Imperial Nwa Bland, 1'orttniid; Mulluouaah New Bland, Portland. tiy Cnrrlrr. Dally, per month Dally, pr three months . Ially, per nix mo.. In advance . Dally, alngle copy 76c -$2.25 -(4.60 6r. ij Mnll. Daily, per year, in advance $5.00 Dally, xix month. In advance -..12.(10 Dally, three inonihn, in advance .$1-25 Dally, pr month 60c Weekly observer-Star, by mall, per year. In advance ... $1.00 JtF,!H IIKft Otf ASMMIATKD I'HKflS. The Assoc! ried 1'rens la exclusively ntitlcd to use for mibucauon or an Dews dispatch'1 credited to It or not otherwise credited In thl paper, and alio the local now published therein. All riKhtn or rc-ptihiimtion or special dispatches here also aro reserved. "IN THE OLD HOME TOWN Bible Thought. For Todaj BETTER THAN RUBIES: Search the Scriptures; for in them yo thini: o have eternal life; and they are they which testify of me. John 5:!18. Baker's Social Event Womou nro not tho only oubb Who can and do glvo parties. This fwaa evidenced by tho Baker rhnm her of Commerce one night this ,Voek, for that organization gave fig pretty a parly and as nlco an event an hag ever been recorded In Eastern Oregon history. It was the birthday of the Cham ber and also time to elect officers. Secretary Walter K. Mt-acham com bined huslnesa ( wltli pleasure, and iproad a banquet for three hundred men. An orchestra waa In one end of tho banquet hall and a hruss band In the other. Guests had been Invited from all over Eastern Ore Son und they were all present. From tho1 lower country a delega tion had been Invited consisting of representative of tho three larg est dally newspapers In Portland, secretary of the state chamber of commerce, manager of , the Oregon associated factories. maungiT' Of the Imperial hutil, and a lot more no tables who congregated In linker to hear tho story of municipal aile rons of that city and to enjoy one of iho finest social time of their Baker people were allvo, to tlicy let not a dull moment enter the period. Somewhat of a 10-lncldcnt ; occurred when riglii In tho midst of the banquet und good time . t'ongressmau Nick -4 &ft ' TbJ-U'7 Wmmt m Just a moderate sip, Funeral Tuesday at two. That man- who was overlooked in the Anderson, Ind., jail for five year.i has the satisfaction of knowing that his rent was not raised during that time. A woman can flatter a man by ask ing his opinion and then taking' it it happens to be just what k.J already decided on. One blow-out enjoyed automobile club banquet. Gil ls of Dixie drink less than in the North, saya a daughter of the Sun ny Southland, la this an apology or ooasl 7 I.1L GEE GKK TH I.A GRANDE VAMP. SEZ: A regular girl is usually late. FE AT Tt WAGO-lwoivKS THE OTHtli. PAY THAT THE f t 'l HOME AND F0(i6O THE HOSE And the road to Covo (lorn seem a littlo distant, '"judging from re ports received from the Highway commission. Iiut .It.Js ' not final, so let us have hope. They revived the Oregon Trail at Baker this week; Now keep It revived, for it is' ' a historic old chap and Is tho main urtery to Oregon even yet. lives. t ' tho , occasion; The Unreduced Dowagers The fat peeresses of England ar in trouble. Sixteen inches of seat ing space in Westminister Abbey ia all that is allowed per person at the wedding of Princess .Mnry. Try six teen inches and you will need no din gram to understand the sorrows of the fat peeresses. They have applied the lord chamberlain for a few inches more npiece, and he, with a hard heart, ha turned them down. Probably he is thin The ladies are going lo send a per sonal appeal to the royal bride. All American ladies whose seating re quirements are over the sixteen-inch limit will view the result with heair felt, perhaps even with prayerful, sympathy. SCIENCE NOTE. California grows more lemons than any other stato except the statu of matrimony. THE OFFICE CAT V Ownership In an effort to check youthful care lessness and depredations in the cit parks of.'Prookiyn, N. Y., the park commissioners have hit upon a new plan. They propose to have each pub lic school select a plot in the nearest park. Here the children will be cn- courngod to plant flowers and a tree or two, and to care for them and the immediate surroundings. . There is Little doubt that some such plan'will help wherever public proper ty is in need of protection. The sense of ownership brings new interest in any object and a new sense of re sponsibility in its preservation. The trouble with most public parks or other, public possessions is that whtit business is nobody ouMioii wncu , nuaer j.eiiHu lmsinoss. f ,, wn? P11 i)c devised that tho bill providing for money .for giving the thing a personal touch., to. start tho Thief valley Irrigation hc entire aspect changes and care . , ., ,, ,. , UeMness gives way to the protective project had Just passed the United instit.t which every human being fecU States sunatci This completed the : for that which is his own. ' extraordinary event and tho ap plause that rent tho air was vu genuine and so lasting that It re quired sonio strategy on tho part of Touatniastor Godwin to control tho assembly ill id bring It bnck to eating and speech making. Ilaker has done somitiilng worth whllo In her banquet and celebra tion. She lias B.a a pace for the other Kasteiu Oregon cull's. Sho has begun her city advertising cam palun lung delayed, but none the letj Important. The Boy's Wireless The tremendous increase in the in stallation of wireless systems, puhli? mid private has led to the calling of a conference at Washington to formul ate regulations for the use of the air. At this conference all the greater wireless interests will 1h represent ed, and Herbett 1 Hoover himself wi'l look after the right of the American boy to his place in the air. lillili Irish Pilgrims Will Leave New York In A Chartered Vessel A Store Full of New Spring Merchandise Every Piece Reflecting the Bpirit of New Season Sl'KE SHE WILL. Come into the garden, Maud, And shake the nimble hoof; Come into the pardon. Maud, For the grarden's on the roof. Editor one whose business it i ; to separate the wheat from the chaff and then print the chaff. i (ilv AsitcNtlt'd I'iv.v.-O IXDIANAl'OMS. Ind., Feb. 3. Inspired by tho advance made to ward Irish independence hundred of Irishmen are planning to join the pilgrimage in their home coun try which waa recently announced by James E. D;ery, national presi dent of tiie Ancient Order of Hi berniaiiK. . J)r. l)eer in a state ! ment hero today, declared that at least 2,000 p nmiis from the United States and Canada are expected to join the pilrimao which will bail from New York Lite iu June or dur ing the firat week in July, 'The national board of directors," I said Mr. IX-ery, "has dHidt'd to charter a bi liner which wuVs;iI from New York and will tnke pilgrimage direct to Ireland, in probability making the landing Queenstown." The pilgrims will return at their convenience and many will probably , visit Home and the Vatican, thf European battlefields and CardiinI ' Mereier of Iiel.L'ium. The New SPRING COATS The Polo, tho tweed and tho light topper, but tho smartest of these are the Polo coats. They are here iu all the variations of the mode of spring. Prices are very low this season assuring you of tho coat you deslro without hesi tating at tho cost. We invite tho shopper to see these compare styles, prices and qualities. I.a Grande's greatest department store Is always ablo to offer the greatest in Jyulue. The Spring Frocks The collection of spring frocks will be ricli in color and throbbing with youth and life. Taffeta .plays tho im portant part In fabrics although there are many' new materials too. In pvery instance possible we have secured models of extreme distinction sold exclusively to this store; tho . best and most exclusive of these are the famous PEGGY PAIGE" .; . .FROCKS We invite your early iuspectiuu without any obligation to buy. 1 .MH-3 HIS I . Jt.,;. 3 hp! ' -'in SPRING FOOTWEAR Sl t H A VAHIETV WE HAVE XEVEIt SHOWN UEI'OltE The smartest styles In ox fords. I.ow heels iu soft kid or calfskins of the finest quulitv. Shoes such as this store has always been 'known, only a much greater variety than ever shown before. Low heeled pumps In black and brown all havo Instep straps, one, two und three. lloautiful pumps with high I.ouls heels in white, black and brown are neany all of the famous ARMSTRONG" MAKE The shoes that havo built a trade of trust and confi dence for our ladies" shoo de partment. Wo want every woman of I.a Grande to see these new modes for spring try them on If you like. Prices, 15.25 to $12.25. The "Nude" ll.se A distinct new shado In rdlk hose, called Nude, be cause of its exactness in pos sessing the flesh color. To be worn with black or brown pumps. Jn all sizes. "IMioe nex" make. Trlco $1.55. See by the South Bend, Ind., papers where a feller named Beers wns pinch ed over there for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. LOOKS LIKE THEY I) HEW A BLANK. (Michigan City Dispatch.) Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blank, formerly of Michigan City, ate the parents of a baby boy, born Monday. There are IU Smiths attending Co lumbia University, not -euunting the blacksmiths. . POOR LAMB. ,M:rv had a little lamb. That used to haa and chew. Since Mary's. dad- ain't 'Workm- The lamb's worked into stew- Glove Silk ,HOSE You Can Solder Aluminum. Aluminum can he soldered with dimciilty. The dllhVulty lies In the fact the metal oxidizes ns soon as ex posed to lite r.lr; also Hint the solder ing Iron Is cooled very quickly, because of the grent rapidity with which tho lieut Is disslpnti'd. In ;ron Only, :3.."X) Pair extremtV long wearing oualities of hose iV comfort and rich appear- woii the Popularity it deserves. ing un liORe in plain dark k yoil to see these wheu in our uent iaiu. In all sizes, i'riccd AiiiKumeiny; a Complete iSlunvin of Wool Skirtings SPKMXU (A variety of materials in a great variety of qualities. Ulack and white effects ill large stripes for plaiting, others in smaller stripes, chocks and plaids. All the spring colorings are found Iu these in 48 and 5ti inch widths. Triced from $1.85 to $7.00 yard. 40 Patterns 2000 Yards TISSUE GINGHAM The difference between n we'l dressed man and a well dressed woman is about twenty pounds of clothes, r Many are chilled but few are frozen i A girl thinks the w isdom of Solomon j was cheap stuff compared tu the say- ) ings of her first beau. J ii ii ilF YOU HIT HIM I I i N i l u (;oon MOKN1NK EVE. "A yard of silk, n yard of lace, t J wisp of tulle, to give it grace; b flow- ( er placed where flowvrs go, the skirt knee-high, the back waist low; i One Rhoulder strap, no sign of sleeve, J If she should cough good morning I Eve!" i! .too the Plodder says men without , push are always looking for pull. It's a win1 cow that knows her own milk after it's delivered to the citv. There are few inventions in whicn r,,iliq Amn TUi voung America $is shown a greater I , or more promising, interest man in , wireless. It is right and proper thHt ('rn(ire Wus this interest should be so governed r ,nl Hollywood is having her troubles Indicating that eoiiHtant blooniiim flowers, sprouting fountains, de lightful ntmospheio do not bring tho joy and contentment that so many people imagine, tiood honest, bard work nrtt-T all In the greatest promoter of happiness. Perhaps tho snow will he gone In time to have June weddings with out using i-i.'k'1ilM-ll. S W. young rounder named that the m-nding fand ttXceiving of wh(, ma.le up a batch of home brew, amateur messagss jieeu not imeriere ii0 lH)j- Oood cvtiiiug, Mr. Cumiuisslotier VillhiliiS. Wo greet OuV belirtni; that you are a good nun for the position. La Clrwide otters ou some perplexing prohlenis to solve but you havo tho ability to aid in solving them. with more vital matters, but there should be no code of wireless rule which does not givythe boy his fair share of wave-lengths and time. Boys the country over will breathe easier fin knowing that Undo Sam has set a man who can remember be ing a boy himself, to look out for this. wee tup, How often you barely nvold hitting someone nbosoltltely unmindful cf our car deep in' hid newspaper, or droit m mg. Who I'livs The Hills'.' lit' ivy penulties are. Im posed on autoists con ducted of injuring any- t tnougn tito lability may he It" blameless LTatert, the law- lit has meant ;ey and annoy- ji t y insurances fco lawsuit off lids and pays the if any. automobile in against fire, lijibiiity, properly and colli.-ion. This' agency sells ' Two i Hartfrrda" policies. S SECURITY INSURANCE ! AGENCY ! ril.ts. II. IIKY.VOI.DS, Manager. j Iji Cirnnde Oregon I i "Insinanco With Service" Not all women are acquainted with this season's new fabric.. Many eonTuso the nanie with the) ' Im ported Zephyr ginghams -so popular 'last summer. ' Tis sue ginghams have tho patterns and ''colorings of Zephyr ginghams but In weave they are in no way alike. In Tissue gingham -you -havd the sheer crisp ness of organdy or lawn, and, tho beautiful colorings and patterns are distinctly summer desires.-. Tho sew ing time is here. Many are making their dresses for thd first warm diiys. Our showing ot these Thisno ginghams is large and varied. They arb. 112 inches wide. 68c yard. V'le. e th'iver's I Rl OOlll) aiV exoi sua Its A tin, 111' Li I 1 Ntakrl.l your 1, a dainalesl CVnu il-oB suiati'V I ii.iniaae.1 Peaceful Greenland Glvo niiother dollar to the Char ity 1'i.iul and let un all join In cUauiitg up the mi ,.rl umotuit need ed lo mako ti:.' total $J,000. i lsin I.. ..gu.itiug ii county fair lo no Ii. .d iu tlial illy this lull. Ni.iiiiiiK ioiig about catling iu iiuu Ma iing t"'ii,iihinb-. it' no t.tiui toiu Iu tlui reniily want.; a fair and Klclt. doc.!. v slmMi! : 1 5"' -T .:' a-i (Jreenlanil is ri'Iu' to have n high-power radio" station; mid osh. how she dreads it! -The Oreenland ers say they would much prefer the pence ttnd ijuiet ot the Iouk (Arctle winter, without tin" Intrusion of sens.it tonul news from t li. outer world. i'hey are as content. In ''tit een laud's ley moimtii fns." as anybody i on Id he on "India's coral straud," 4tnd all they ask is to be let nlnlir. I'ei haps they are too con lent d. ami need to he waked up. It may be for the ood of tho tireeiilantl ern souls to be hauled out of their isolation. I'eiiiaps they must be "ttrrnl up. ami learn to be discon tented nu 'I multiply their wants, and end by h list ! ing and set a point and fussing and Januling thiii ner vous systems like nil the resi 01 us Mahe that is tne Inevttaloe and tb sii a uh' w ,( ui ficve1tpnu i.i tor Hit'itt. Hut Uirn nro, oven ii. 1 It is jaiy und in wtj -hungry tountry, 4oo pl.i ho ysaX eiuy them their past bu-s.Hcdii, ss .tmt puy them tor tneii tj 1 1 o aw iikeiniii. iln-TC St. t. 11 . if in II 4-7.1 on Tint, DEPOSITS In The Business World TIjj an who" hat character and maintains a good deposit in a rcliahlil bank has many ad vantages. We B brepared to help our depositors as fully as safe banking methods will permit. Build upl your ybusineti stand ing by baidting Lith us. LA OR.ANDE NATIONAL. BANK wiMPIUL, (JKr ! lj ! Ilk i x iiii'i i ill! i j Blovo A i iilll lim e VitL are now x10" U brown, v.s i hosiery dcparV , t,l -f r.n .,..i..-v l aJmL CorSPts . uoc y- wMsttsmiirmwitt m ; tw : $1-79 M ! Ii Odd numbers n n d f-' l'l j I III slightly soiled corsets . j Jj from our regular., . &'ril I !i stocks of iXKMO and: l) JIJ j ij; HK.NUEliSON corsets. ' ftEaai j All worth more than f I 1 twice tho s.ilo price. , .viJ;.'Mvi. ! Choice now while they '' S'-hv last at $1.79. I r - " " " "' - .jy S I j ! -1 Yji I loiiaivli lan-os are distin- Bttg 1 I lgg 111 I uislifil in i.K'arama', c-co- !! : J r feteJ a lioiiiiciil in operation mid built j ' ISj to last a lifctiinc. I ! l&'l 1 1 f ,mat1"'K. J.Mdiiai'tli iiwuob are ahvavs i i! gyyMww.? ,j I M satisfied. Come in and see i lie i toj ''' J( j i2 new model which lias just eonie ! if 1 1 I l45 . i if M jrEDERAf.' ! . Monarch No. 351 V o KEERlj ! CASH PRICE S7.50-TwlS. 0 lUCl$&3?"- pSHj ! o - ; ...-. ifcqM.y4a'aiates o-J ; ? vr o o o o