Tuesday, February 20, 1923.
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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l;tHKf.' la rrort.sln nillio:i'l liarUn
lit Kni'li- in liilicnjilly urtirUlui in
that It lH u liuiiur cifuti'it liy tlie
driver In mil i-xrivisiliK :i reimmi
'" ileKri'e if iiMi'iiiiUun. The om
. im.jiIIiiI thliiK la for ilrlnrs or uulo
j iii.iIIIi to map, look unii ILsii ii an.l
1 novor utK'M-pt to sliltt wan while
Ion or inillioilluliily uiMirouthlliK the
j Irut'ka, uh it l wIipii Kt'urx aio Hhlrt
I t il that in u-liliie Ih ll.ililu to mall.
IMHIHESCHOOL
WELL ATTENDED
February is the m
special attention and r
snrine; season and, in view
lions, the housewife will pa
Bedrooms.
1 A complete assortment
lias just arrived. ,
uying Plans
le the Bedroom
ion the home conies in for
aion in anticipation of the
h excellent bedding selec-
arly enjoy fixing up the
dian Head in all widths
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WASHINGTON, l-'eli. 20. Ify re
cording a total of fi.inio enrollments,
tlio Muiipe CorpH Imstiiutu tun tiaH
passed ull (tiuvlotiK inuiku in Uh his
tory uh u Mchool for training 'nmrlncH
in commercial, technical ttiul other
HiilijoctH. liiHlructlou iH given by cor
rcNpomlcnce, ami hist month Lsun
more I canon papers wore received
than in Junuury. y'l. , t
.Murines me permitted to Hclect
tlioir own htii.lics. More than 1.02ti
are emolUul fur the stmiy of Kiir
HmIi ; tit; 7 in the automobile course ;
r7 In civil Bcrvtci; 4n (ri elftrtrlca.!
ciiKlnccrlnsr. and 17S aro hi inlying
milcNtnantthip. The Htudy of textiles
iniiarU the fewest nnmher, only fiv
hcliiff eiirollcil for thut ouro. The
curriculum tncludcM nioio than 4
trtuleti, arts und HciencoH. raiiKinK
from uwiiculturo to conmicrcinl law
. The Institute hcKun uh a small post
war Hchool, and ha expanded to a
point where about 33 per cent of
the entire ni urine corps uro enrolled
uh NLudcnts. M LiineH In thi rnitc.l
Htntnn, in China, tae riiillppines, the
West I ml f oh and on l H. ImttleKhlps
all over the world send in their pa
pers regularly for examination an.l
correction, und htmdredH of succcms
f i1 Hliidnnts have sniduutcd.
yearly co'ilrlltiilion lo tliir- tinid wmr
1!)U7. the. reort Hlated. J'lom lim7
to ineluHlve, a total of ?1,4CH,14
has lieen remitted to the company by
pcrnoliH obeyiiiK t lo dictate of their
eon (tele nee.
A majority of the iemittanre hav
heen mad? to cover ridej on freight
trulnit. Therp aro many oilier var
ied and Interest ihk fraudulent deal
uik related und in' practically every
incident it is mentioned that this
siu irlnif ot jiccounts has been
prompted through tlio desire to up
hold religious Ix-liel'.
"I was overpaid one cent on my
puycheck and as an honest employe
1 return it," us the explanation ac
companying tin- HimiUfst remitlanci'.
The largest sum, $L'ut. c.ifno from
a reiiKious source aLt'odeit, I'tali.
The amount had Ikcii turned in to
the cliurcli as "conscience money."
Six cents in poMae stamps wan
j sent "fiom a child who failed to pay
fare Hid one dollar was remllled
hy u former employe who acknow
ledged "flk-hiug a small amount of
money on storage, etc., some ycu'iv
uko while uK(nt for iho company."
His years ago tin ' hiklund man
short of change walked' out to oak
laud pier and then sneaked through
the gate onto the ferry. Jle recent
ly sent in ten cents to cover the fai.
Another remittance eume from an
employe who stattd thiit h(s had tak
en material from the company and
sent uloii; $5. 6U to relievo his trou
bled mind.
CONSCIENCE FUND
CONTRIBUTIONS BIG
flUTO-111
WRECKS SS
Tho number of fatalltlcfl resulting
front nccldeutH to auloiimldles. at
grade crossings on Soul hern rticlfl
lines, I'uclflc system, was induced 7
per cent in r.):lf an t cmnji ireil wtt'i
1 li 2 1 . according to it .report just .made
public by Jt. J. Clancy, assistant to
the general manager. Theru was .
decreuHii of In per cent In Ihe num
ber of made crossing accidents piv
, . J.tniy reglsietetl autoinobiles.
' The. decrease Is attributed to the
cooperation of the press, automobile
- clubs, Hchools, churches mid chain -Iu'i-H
of commerce, with the Southern
'Pacific 'company.
The number of ronlslcred auluinn
bllcH In the six stales (raveriied by
Houthei n ,1'at Hlc lines hie c ised fi iun
8SK.94t. In l'JlM to l,Iiri,!l4' In 1!r:'.
With mi lncre:t)i' of irft.ft per li nt in
the number of rerisle-.'t-d automobiles
uh a result nf Ihin eooperation fl'eo.t
there was a Hi pel- cent d crea-'o in
accidents pere 1 ami refMSti-red auto
mobiles. There were ?r:i uccldeulH In I'.'l:'
compared with Mtl In l-iiM. result
lug 'ln 53 ile ithN und nut ' luhirlrx.
compared with 57 deaths and 2S:t In
Juries in. tlllM. Theiw was a reduc
tion 'In ,i 111 L'J vf 7 per cent la the
imn(hein of. rotatltlen while the In
crease in the number injured Is rel
atively Ivhh than the Incicim- in the
ntmihei' of Ib onsni luiichiur:.
f, Tim, grr.-vtest ininibcv. -if .tfrndr
cromU: . iti t vieiits ovui; "fVnui ahi-w
nmi limning on railroad tracks d)-i
rvtly In. front of tippi ourhhiff trains. !
ni. rei.o.'t sb.w s I hut -IMI n( Uv lie-
clduitn resulted from tnt ' cmiw
while 2.'i0 machines ran into the Hid-
o( trains. I 1 st.illed on the trackn
and were struck by trains, i!H skidded
into ihf .hide tf trains t?t; ran into
and, rul.e down croHNint: atps an I
S i-an tlown and liljuri'l i-romim;
flagiio-n while warning them of dan
ger from appioachlng trains.
i 'I ilef among tne principal causes
of prade crossing aceldenis are: fail
ure Oi' motorists to heed Wirniuu
signal, carelessness Or rerklessneMs,
failure tn look In both, dlr.ecliDns
and listen before attempting .to cross
ni 1 1 mad tracks. lnei)crlrnee of hlv-
i'iH resulting in stalled engines while
nttcmptlng to shift genra, defectivy
brakes, attaining a momentum ap
proaching a railroad track beyond
the braking power of their machines
If necessary to stop, and mint! dis
tracted by conversation "with other
occupants of thn machine ut the crit
ical time nf crossing railroad tracks.
No doubt a mistake in pressing ac-celleratoi-
when intending to pros
brake has occasioned some of the
accidents involving skidding or run
ning into trains and running through
and brea king down crossing gn tew,
WhySuler?
lcrteis with
business Is
Good
Business is goodVvory day at our store. Par
ticular people who vAtnt high class merchandise
and the best of servic com to us for their
GROlERIES.
J. G. Sirodgrass
109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75
v N0 ( HARGE FOR DELIVERY
Contributions to the "conscience"
fund of the Southern Pacific com
pany, ranging in amounts from one
coin to $200 totaled f 303.47 for 12,
according to a report just issued by
the railroad. This is tlio largest
in
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SCdVERY
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Dr.
XJ.L. Manhall
Dealer In
ChaiX and Box Wood
tin 547
Ml Orders Sent C. 0. D.
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A FOOD
Tn An mnfit 0(
a food must teste good
balfoodintobody-buildingmatcnal. ,
D J. y :,h mod milk, is a complete
fo& affordinha real enjoyment so necessary
to fed I digestion and perfect asstm.lat.oi,
. , . i,o..m:r. n moderate
ua0ti.VeoTGpe.N ovides an uou.ua!
hid by Grocers Everywhere!
Grape-Nuts 'iHBHoByju
"There's ft Reason"
S ! M.H. Po.f n. Tcr--' r In... n..l.l Creek. Mich
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A Classified Ad Will Do It!
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ThA first ood lighting rule
for tlm dining room Is to flood
the tniW wUi light.
The lighijng In most dining
rooms vkn iy Improved by sim-
plo and Inextienslvo changes.
May xvr mfcke suggestions fo:
Iniprovlnt tlfc lighting in your i
home?
yrHiILDu-
fAZDA LAMPS
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"Comfortable
as an old shoe"
A hOTiely expression that
exactly describes the sensation
nf a woman who has been fitted
to
3nd
0 FRONT LACE ,
, CORSET
"Iji Camlllo" Corsota embody
the latost and most. Important
lmprovcmenta In front lace
corseting.
Complete assortment of the dif
ferent models and sizes always
on hnnd.
I Triced a.50 and Bp.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Oirsctlcro
runiio S2Z-XV. , Iii'5. 1702 Oak
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...80c
$1.55
No. 5 Lard
Mn 10 T,avd
Art- F.milv Sup-ar Cured Hams, one-half or
whole, per lb 2uc
RIt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, lb ...... 25c to 40c
Rlt. Emily Picnics, per tb .' 15c
Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per lb 19c
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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Bread
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MADE WITH MILK
It's Richer and'Kccps Longer Than
llhcr Breads-It's the Milk
La Grande, Oregon
l ain in'
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Dullness, .Tjioua pleas
ure and Areuks tho
humnn syslii
1 luntlrcda of thous
ands of sufferers find
relief by taking
OR. MILES'
AntiPain Pills
Why don't yon try
them?
' Your druggist sells ihem
t pre-war pricei 25 dosei
25 cents. Economy pack
Hie, 25 dote $1.00,
Monuments
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THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
t made a profeand
of monument buildini,
11 order placed in oar
'da if lure to receive faith-
inUlliitent axecntib'n.
W Will Gladly
Punish Estimatat 1'
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
1582 S Atc La Graada, Or,
CouUI Be More Tempting or More
Hcallhful fojr You at This Season -
TllXS SriNACII?
Prefet red Stock Spinach in the can is
easily, tjonvohiently and economically
served t Amy time absolutely free
from gric; Of if you prefer the fresh
spinach, we are receiving shipments
from California the quality is fine.
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
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Just Arrived
The New Ti Pump
This new model comes in Black Suede with Pat
ent Leather Inlay and Spanish Heels; Mlaek Sit n
with Black Suede Inlay and Covered Cub n H?
This is one of the smartest shoes of the season See
them in our windows.
AVE GIVE NATIONAL CERTIFICATES
The Bootery
A PARADISE FOR TIRED FFFT
206 Depot Street Phone Mafn 111
GROYER SMITH, Mgr.
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