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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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NEW SPRING TOP COATS
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Here arc new Cravanette Kling-made
Top Coats in Bedford Cords, Gabar
dine, Whipcord and Cassemcres, Just
the thing for mild weather wear. New
models in new patterns. Two prices,
8.85 and
$28.85
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201 Depot St.
FIND
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HERE
Copy for this column muni be
In b H:UD a. in.
Germicide and Dandruff Kradica-
tor .1 find that one bottle has en
tirely stopped a serious case of
dandruff for nie. And my hair that
wot fulling out badly has stopped.
I am enclosing $2.00 for which
malt me two bottles, one for each
of my neighbors who will be glad
(o try this on. my say ao. H. B.
Junes, Kansas CUy, Mo., bS2fl Lo
cust. HU 1-24-U
SEEKS REDUCTION
IN DEFENSE COST
I.,MII.I,iiik, VM-atlng. STOCKHOLM. (AP) Bw4lh
Button hol-a. bultuii uov.tikI. politician ara busily cnnuBed In
mining. Mull or.li.m Biv.n l no solution of the problem of na
prompt iill.-ntlon. All work K,mr-.Honul iterulMO. which la tll wolKht
nnl..d. Ki.niy art Koo.la., i. M. C. '"'orn tin. country. The prou-
Tlii.nii 1 lli.t.y W-nr. I1' "' 1,a" a"'nod uch ImportO-nce
Tim Slllrl.lnir nml Art Kliup, ,"' Political leaders have boon
Mrs L. II Norton. ilouiiiiK the country spi'iiklng on
1110 Admits Vliono .Muln r,33!o subject, und expounding tholr
9-1 i-lin , various methods for reducing the
. , , .surety of the national defense.
Thu Boclallnt and J.lberal parties
Houghton l-'ui'iiillll-e Co.
advocate. curtulllnKthe period of
ttii. ..-Ii. I ..n itiiiltii'imiH. t'J.:l
....... . u . . . . I I ...I Inlnir tl... Ulnll.l. l-lni. .. ....
, (luctlon from 280 to 16(1 days, and
Try our full .1 Older at the Ul", l-H'crals to SOU duys,
It-It (iilll fur only ii:-.
-I'U-ir 'l'1,u cabinet recently decided up
on a new uniform for the army of
un oltvo drab color. In the place of
Iveil hyl""' Present irruy, and cul somewhat
Cull for Itlil-t.
.!.., I.i.lu will hi- I
II,.. commission of the City ot l-i tho American army uniform
(irulnlf, OroKoii. for the construe
A helmet for fteld use. of the 1-ran
eo-IIrltlHh typo will be substituted
for the floor hat.
lion of Hie liiiproveiie-nt In Ini
provuiilit llmlrlct number l."2.
within the Clly ut I .a (Irunde, Ore
Iton, aeeoriliiii; lo the plans and
SM-eifir:itli.iis of SJiid lmproviilelll
imiw en file In tin- olliee of the
City Ui'rorih-r of K:llil city. A ile
pinil of Jr.. Ill) will be reitulred for
gel of phiiis and specllliiilionsjh,a ijnV(,r,,ty womrn may have
which i iiiouiu win ue iei.inu.i -jtralnlnff In the direction ir youmri
bidder Ih hiisu.m -eHSful, and returns:,.,. B,r, movonl,n, an( cUb work,
sume to this ofliee. ' which will bo of service In both
Kills will be received to tlie,he rel(l8 of tCKeninK and soclul
hour of seven-thirty p. in. I - work, the Vounff Women's Chris-
niiuy litn, mil. in ine eomiin.u,. t,on 0R8O(,u,on of ,h i iverslly
of Oregon has taken over the com-
Y. W. C. A. TO TAKE
CHARGE OF CORPS
Kl'OKNE. (Special) In order
OLDER PEOPLE
BURDEN STATE
So Says J. S.Alford, New
President of Institute
of Sanitary Engineers
in London.
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Two Electric
Specials This Week
552,50 Electric Curling Iron for
Regular $5.50 Electric Hot liate for
V $1.9!)
' -Get them before they are gone or have them
laid aside for you.
Newlin Drug
Company
82 STUDENTS OP
U. OF 0. PLACED
ON PROBATION
j KI'OKNK, Oro. (AP) Knr full
on' to malic pttHKlnir Knuhn in nl
(lctmt ninn llOtll-H lilHl liTlll, H2 Klll-
li'nlii of tin" fnlviTHity of Oregon
linvc ln'i'n placed on probation for
tilt pn-Hcnl term, it whh annotinei-d
nt llii! unlversKy. In order lo br
I'nilli) relttlilaleil 1heHe tttmlenlH
mi tint tn it Ut n tolul nf 17 hotii-H by
tlx end of the, term.
! (if the number plueed on rnha
I ion (is are men and 1 4 women,
Tln preponderance of men on the
lint is due, it uiih Htaled. to the furl
that men as u rule follfivv more vo
cational lines of work than do wo
men and tho studies chosen nro
nioro difficult.
room In the i'lty lliilldlm ut l.a
(.irnnile. Oremi, and must le ac
companied by a. certified chuck in
ftivor of the City or i-a Grande
tireKoii. 'in the ti mount of 109?
(tt-n per cent) of the amount or
hid, 11H a Kii"i'iintec o( the accept
ance and completion of contract if
awarded, t'ltccka will bo rclurncd
to unsueo :;afiil hiddei'a.
Tho comiiil(;ion reserves the
rlKht to reject any and all bids.
lty order of the CoiiiiniHsloa Jan
uary 2:ird, l'J4.
J. K. HTKAHNH,
Itecoliler of the iMty of
1a (Jrande, Oregon.
1-25-101
pletn supervision of the Kuffcnc
branch of the Olrls ftrscrvo orps.
University leadership' is
as the Olrls Itcservn work m su
pervised usimlly by a city or town
association of tho T. -W. t A.
The University association hnn
organized five, reserve groups, four
In Krado schools and one in the
hlKh schools, Klffhty girls, ranstns
from 12 to IS years of ago, arc en
rolled In tho corps. l.'nlversity wo
men in chargo make the plans nnd
programs for the corps and have
tho responsibility of leadership.
Four Things.
When you think of
(.iflM
I'lt'llll'CS
Art
IMimh'i ware
You think or ltlfhnrduon'8 Art &
Gift Khop. tind Ha lour leading linen
Kent, sell and repair all make
SewliiK machiius. AmR about fret
drcHHtiuiking course. Wliitu Hew
ing Machine Co., Now l-'oley, litdg
G83-W. lZfl-V
Princess Itio
Thio mime applies lo the flneftl
Ko Id hand semi porcelain dinner
wiire in:nle In America. Guaran
teed uKatn.Ht cra.lng nnd decorat'ed
uith full mat gold han'lles. ttni
plete open stock of this pattern at
1 A general Improvement. Ih shown lull t lines. Sets tit K.!5. The din
in scholarship, the statement said, ncrware for nice und everyday sec
by virtue or the fact that at the Vlee. PefoiM buying dinnerwarc
fall term last year more Hum mo visit thu Itlchanlsun Art Gift
students were placed on probal ion . whop and sec 1'rlnct ss Uogo.
and the enrollment nt that time
Vhh less than it Is now.
j ' Thirty-three Ntudents were per
hitineully dropped nt the end of
the fall term Just concluded whlelt
Ih nlso a Hiunller number than the
yt'iir previous.
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This MiHsourt :.;an thinks ::iuch
of (lei nitride end Dandruff Eradl
calor, Silvrthorn-WriKlit's lamlly
I frur Htore. l.a Grande, Oregon: I
want to ( ontrrnt nlate you on your
Bridges Will Honor
3 Famous Americans
IJOSTON. (I.N.B.) Three new
bridges, to bear .the names of Cool -idge.
Kllot and Longfellow, across
tho Charles river were proposed. In
(hreo bills filed ,fl,t the Htale House
here, ,
An Interesting coincidence is
pointed out in ..regard to Coolldge
brldgn by Its proponents In that
the Cnmhrtdge end r. at Amlmrsl
street nnd the Boston end at Gov
ernor Square, hlle the bridge it
self will form the third link In the
life of the Chief KxeculWe. , Am
herst graduate... governor and pf-'"
ident. , .
Kllot Itrldgo, nainod both in hon
or of Harvard's '"Grand Old Man,"
and also his son. the late distin
guished landscape architect of the
samp name, 1s designed to' con
nect the parkways on cither side of
the river.
Longfellow , Hrldge' Is planned
near tho poet's home. This" bridge
LONDON. (AP) Many English
men bonst of their declining death
rate and tho largo number of th- tr
race' who live, in their slow und
easy woy. to be 10 or JOO years old.
Hut the new presid'-nl of the Insti
tute of Sanitary Engineers, J. S.
Alford. Is not one of them. In his
first presidential uddi'ss. dlivi-rd,
recently, no pui lorin ine opin
ion that further considerable re
duction In the death rule wph not
only unlUiely, but undesirable.
Tho trouble with most of tin ne
old timers, Mr. Alford eeimd to
think. Is that they keep on livim:
but stop producing, thereby additr;
to the national burden of the un
productive.
"There is obviously u limit lo th"
weight we can carry in I hut re.
spect," the speaker said. "Jf '
becomes too heavy th nation will
go down before another which Ih
not so encumbered, and which
may be far less intelligent. I know
many reasons why wo fdiould help
a man to be useful, or happy, but
I know none why wo should exert
ourselves prolong hiu unproduc
tive period."
Mr. Alford then had somethiir;
to sii y about equality of opportuni
ty which may seem :itranc to Am
ericans. He declared equality of
opportunity was u good rule fur
application to the young, but nut
for men and women over twenty.
It cnuiflla Inovlliiltlv in llnti ! i I V of
unique achievement, he wild, and politic:il
theories which do not r'-eo';niy.f
this nro In conflict with Nature.
"and Nature is bound to win lit the
long run."
"Discovery Is needed in edticn
tlon, for instance, of how to select
tho distinguished best and to glc
the necessary basic Instrurtion to
all, without ut tho same time pro
ceeding to lengths which result In
super-abundant gifts being confer
red on those In whom they produce
discontent rather than culture."
The day Mr. Alford expressed lnu
thoughts about old age and pro
ductiveness, the press of Urltain
wns .'rejoicing that the year 1 'J'l'A
hud brought down tho death rate
to 11.3 a thotind. the Imt-iMii. m
year over known in th's country
At IJournemout h. a healt h report,
only a few deaths occurred during
the -year, and 40 of them were ot
persons beyond ;ui. Dorsetshire al
so Is hoastlng of its many aged
residents, lis latest census figures
listed four women who had p'tssed
their 08th birthday and 214 in
habitants beyond HO. Tlioito whose
years exceeded SO numbered
most -2.500. The county hud US
domestic servants In the seventies,
and 1 3 bar-maldB who can never
seo 66 again.
LIABILITIES OF
GREAT BRITAIN
. AT HIGH TOTAL
t.ONIlON. (AP)
The
lot.l!
it is pointed out. wilt provide, a dl-jfrross liabilities of f'.renl I'.rilnln nl
eel conneeiion wnn inn enure num. n in.- ,l ..
northwestern sector of Greater ;7.K45. 725. 70 pniindii (S3'.I.22S 629.-
73"). The total in ISM was Tell,-
wm:m
'Incorporatid
.,r.r,rninTM;NT CTHDCC
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
Wool Crepe Dress
Goods Just Arrived
We have just received a tfood assortment of colors
in these fine wool crepe dress goods. In blues, grays,
tan and brown, and full 30 inches wide an extra
value for
$2.49
yd
Electric Curling .Ladies' Silk
Iron Hosiery I
Be Your Own Hair Exceptional Values
Dresser
CURIXR 'If
CLAMP rM I
ATTACHED 'II
Kood iiiKolated C
cord, with ut-. S? I'le thread silk Hose-,
taclieuieiits to 3 l"i"de or a kooiI (Uallty silk,
lit any socket T dotiltle sole, with extra
fin- tlie honu an ex- H heavy toe and heel. Kxcep-
tra value. Get yours H lio"111 values for
now! u
$1.19 j 88c
Fit-Rite Bloomers
For Ladies
Big Assortment of Colors
$1.49
We have just received a big assortment of these
Fit-Rite nioomers, all made up in fancy colored sa
teens, with the heavy reinformed crotch, and made
extra large nnd roomy and a wonderful value for
the above price.
CAItOI.IXA COI'HT .OI'KXS
DAILY U'lTII A ritAYKIt
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Indoor Pastime for the JohlUlV HineS
Hi u J u
ome and IN
Kindergarten u rprp s
A Dniv. ini'; Buoka U Ui
1 Straight Linu Pk'ture Cut-Outs P ICIIII'V 1
IN Silhouette Bonier Patterns M J S M. & IX A i
Stencil Outfits JvJriEjVj ' H
Doll Cut-Outs w. m
I And Oilier Articles Too
Numerous to Mention '
See Our Window for Suggestions P
See Our Window for Suggestions
Newlin Book 8c Stationery
Company
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OH A NO Kill? KG. H. V. (I.N.S.) '
Tho opening of the t'ourt of Gen
eral Sessions here the other dny
with prayer by a 'minister Was an
Innovation In criminal court proce
dure In this country.
The court is presided over oy
Judge J. K. Hencry. A week prior
to his arrival hero Judge Hencry
noil Med J. w. Otlttum. court clerk,
to arrange with some minister to
conduct prayer service upon the
convening of court. Thu judge an
nounced that each morning dur
ing the present session of court'
praver service will be held, and u
different minister will be asked to-1
officiate each day. .
M-;V YOItK AM) W)MK)X
tiKITINti I-AIU'IIKII APAHT
LONDON. (I.N.S.) New York
Is getting farther and Tarthcr away
fi-mii Kurono every day. accordintr
i it lr J. V. Kvans. In fact, the CHHWOO.
doctor says that observations made of today are
at IJreonwleh show New York Is stand human
moving at the rate of seven Inches i themselves
1 M.I 10. pounds. The figures are
taken from statistics relating tf.
the national deht innd-- pubUe
here. The total llabiliths nt the
close of the last financial year
showed an Increase of 1 1 TI.E ,
pounds over the previous 1 -months.
The funded d'-bt showed n. net
IncreaHo of 4 I 7.-2S,42'i pounds and
the unfunded deht a net decnase
Of 318. 621. 92a. The inrre:ie ol the
nominal debt on conversion vf the
xcheuuer national war nnd trea
sury bonds Into three and nuc
hal f. per cent conversion lo:tn
amounted to U'T.Jvfi 1.M14 and ih"
capitalization of arrenrs ot inl-r-
est on the l;nlted States govern
ment loan to in7.n1l.n:!(i.
COLLEGE PUPIU3
SCORE MINISTRY
AS A PROFESSION
(AP) Minis!
expected to uml.-r-nature.
b- hntuau
nd ctin.s'der them-
evl-
Vn-t hley of the f'nnimission on
Ut'e Service of tin; Methodist Kp!s-
copi'l church.
The. ministry in gen"ral "hns ton
many men who are narrow-minded
un progressive and not sufrieiently
educated," Mr. Wort hley' said. w;ir.
a typical answer to his uuesl ion
alre. fathers .assert"d that minis
ters are "not meeting present-day
problems wit h present-day thlnk
im;" and that they "overlook the
posf:lbilHe:j for servici! It) the so
cial and industrial fields of today."
In r'-piy to the (juoMtion "ilou
can the ministry become more ef
ficient?" the general declaration
v.iis for "emphasizing the practical
rather than (he sentimental side of
Christianity"; said Mr. Worthley.
Other advice was for the ministers
to interest young people, cooperate
with his . layman, preach more
cenlly of J. ( (H:irduln!er) Davis.
pulsed the man nt whoso invitation
Owen Wlsier came to Wvomlni?
ind wrote "Th. Virginian." Uuviv
rode the rimi-eB of Wyoinlnir and
Montana with Theodore Roosevelt
and later visited him in the Whit
House. 'ilardv.intor" also built
the Sahar irrigation project ia "
noi l hern Wyoming, and was Ihi
first man to prospect for oil In IhOi
now fatnoua Suit. rerk field. --
Otivls and Owen Wisler were
slid to have h-en boyhood ehumsj-
He whh horn at IMulford. Del., hi
1 Si7, end scrvefl In the lowei..
nouse oi the HrsL Wyoming Icgisi
iature.
...... In Ih.. ntHluiirl. SflveS lasi II lliey huoh uny
Doctor Kvnns nltrlhutes the'dence of isolation or reserve." i.c
movement to the fact that the cording to cotl.-ge altident crMic
earth is slowing down In Its move- Ism of the ministry as a protessmn.
HH-nt about Its axis. soliclt-d nnd rmnylH by Kvons A
I'.lvl I ISM HOY FAILS TO
Itr.Ai'H r, s. IN TIXY IMAT
MVKIU'OOI, (I.N.S.) - Ained4
can Immlm-ation authorities hav
st ralht-worward facts, and get u he.-n saved somo labor by Mcrseyr
broader Krasp of soclolony. life-saver::, t
1-Vwer and better preachers was j The llTe-savers picked up asmalp
an Idea express-d by many college ; boat in ditficultir a in the mouth ot
siudunts who believe that a higher I he . Mi-rsey. The sole ocJmant otf
1ypi' of man with a better income the boat was Marcus Itilt.ynKed 16
and In tier education could accoir- of Wrk'-nhrad. Jle teaiiidly ox
plish more. iplaim-d that he had s-J out foK
America when overcome bv the
Atviy vs nosiliiiy.oi Ule wil:l va),
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t'haraetcr of the
l.lilcs To His l.uM Itomul-fp Marcus won't hothe
cnn Immicralloi. officials until he r
SlIKItlOAN, Wyo. (AfM W'th han a ciiance to try his venture'
ih de:ih at Iluffalo, Wyo., re- airnin with :i liiru" t- bn;tt. V
A 'stronjr dm inn ol' the tuil' pulsating with
action and romance by (ieorgc 31. Cohan'
See Johnny llines, all pep and fun, as the
Yankee jockey forging to victory in one Of
the most spectacular horse races ever re
corded on the screen. This picture, packed
with intrigue, will hold you spellbound.
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