La Grande evening observer., June 28, 1924, Image 6

Saturday, June 28, 1924.
PAGE SIX
TTTE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SOMEBODY MUST BE TALKING
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THE STORE FOR MEN
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lyPwyL 475 DEPARTMENT STORES
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LEADERSHIP
THE RESULT OF SOUND PRINCIPLES
AND THE BEST KIND OF SERVICE.
True service, an unbroken reputation for honesty
and fair dealing, creative merchandising, and un
usual value giving are the principles upon which
this institution is founded.
We believe that the business that serves !the public
best establishes a definite leadership, and that in
La Grande that store is Westenhaver & Gilbert's.
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for hl column must b
Id by 1:00 a. m.
J''at 2-I'niiinl Cih-Iu'ivIh
j ' for ttiiihy
' Ilia to in Huhl nt reur of Newlin
!ruK Co.. Hutiinlu morning fruin
f o'clock on, G5c ouch. C-2T-2I
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liviie nml My lily
Two nntterna of Dlnnerwtire tire
lWutf fmlijrjfil Hi In Vkvvk ut the
Ithhurtlstiu Art & (Jin Hh. H'
Clttl M-ulcee HftH of Jreno iih hIiowii
In (lie wlmluw for f ho.mm timl 211-
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piece 81 It for $10.00, A flpeeliit
offer of Ifi.Sfi for a -H'-ph-ee set In
thn .Myrlty pattern. TIiIh is it renl
hoy fur very day use, llotht pnl
lorns In open slock, ut Hiehunl
Hoii'a Art & (it ft Shop. U-23-01
II. Norton, 1IIG Adams Avenue.
, Phone Main b',VJ 9-11-tf.
1'iimly Spccliil
l-W Kiilunluv und Kumliiv. miv
candy In our window 39c pound;
loc ',4 pound. Nowtin lniRC.
.MiinoiiU' IjhIkc Alfi'llMiC
Thorn will he a Hprolul nii'ct-
lug of La (.Hindu i.odico No. 4 1, A
K. & A. M., I'YIduy eveiih-K, Jum
2 7. nt 8 o'clock.
ly onliT of V. M.
KUNHHT It. UlNtlO,
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Hi' IIi'iilMHt lilng Ro
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covered. HlainphiK. Mull unli'in kIv-
on prompt iitu-iillon. All work
Riiaruntood. Kunry Art OimhM.
U. M. C thread and Ihihy Wciir.
The HlltrhlUK and Arl Simp, Mri
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CHANCES FOR
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(f'ontlnudd from pajfo 1)
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Kur liiiiiniliulu dillvcry. Whllo
I'iiiu Itox Jjiinhor Co. J,a (liaiuh-,
uru. t O-lU-lf
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rN -lli-nixlili hio To
All uork Kiiiiraiiti'i-il. AIi-s. VI. C.
Tuekiy, IKON Ht-cond SI. 6-G-tf
day that will tuillHfy tin? iiiomI crl li
eu I.
Walla Wallu will prubahly atari
Toots I'urrlB. on tin- m'i-nf?ih of ht
firnnr vlrlory ovit tin; l'lralm.
I'arrln fthut out I Gr.tmh- 1 "to
o ut Wallu Wallu and will try lo
lorn I ho trick attain, A fi'w cIiani-H
havo I urn mudf In tho Wrallu Wul
i la lineup Binoe tin y playod horo
( last hut tho loam, in gom-rnl, Is tho
Bit mi'.
Tin- Kami' will lirln at 1 : :t r
, o'clock on lh IiIkIi mcIihoI KroiindN
.which will kIvo all u chance lo wlt
i iichh tho fetruirKlo and then ko In
KlvcrHt(lc park in timo to ho pi 8cnl
jut the opening of the Grande
ltoudi thalau(iui al four o'clock.
Iu Orouilo'M ohiinoort for I ho pen
Jliaut rent ciillrvly lipiiu ilefealliiK
Walla Walla tomorrow for if tho
1 Hears win. I ho IMralcH are almo
iloteiy out f the race for first po
sition. Kvcll though they should
lose, however. Ihe home team has
uecolid place cinched.
t'aitl nf Thank'. "
We wish lo thank our friends
who were no kind and helpful to
us during tho lllnesH and death or
our IovIuk hushaml and father. Wo
euprehilly I hunk .llldtfv Knowlts for
his kindness In adjourning court,
and our many friends for their
bountiful floral orrcrluK.
Mr M. I). Sanderson
and Family.
Tomorrow
'dleton ami
liayton.
I'asco plays at IVn-.Milton-l-'reewatiT
nt
'ISLAND TROOI'S
j MAY GET CHOICE
U. S. ARMY POSTS
No country ever yet has hetfiin
lo illHlnieKrutc until It hcRan to
worry nliotit th" servant proh'em.
MANILA (Al', .Military au-
ll'tn Itles In the Philippines '!
' pi ii:ii''iit have recently 'Itcu.iscd
:-:-t!itlve plui's for the cadoai
concenlrailon m the I'nliei! Sidles
I'nrees In the KlamN nt l-'ort io
IvUilcy 'and orienhlor Island. At
nr--n".il the t'nlted States troops
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no: K- rrlsoneJ ut sown wiJ ly nuiians uhuk i their hoadi.
hep.'.ri.tod points, and th v ni o; thorn sayinc . t-.t
iiii.I'T discussion Included ;Uo
ui andoniuent of flvo of these
fi its. tnelud r.ff Kort Sapi'.aKi.
,Nl;inilia. l,L'i.p Btotsenhei'J., .'' J
miles l orth of. Manila, Petit t'ir
tuels, Zamt'o.iiiffa, and Caniii
John llay oi l.affuio.
' a. led 100 yi arj to ay
c n i pa Ign of venironnce.'
me vly
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SUPERSTITION
VS. SCIENCE
MILITARY IS
J 1 1 LO, Is.and of Hawaii (Al').
Hclenee mid siiporstltlon vio
with each other In explaining tho
present unusual activity at tho
llalema jmau flrepit , of ' tho . Kll
aueit volcano, .;..'
Science, In tho person of - Itoy
1 'I nc h , t m po ru illy 1 n c hu iff e of
the volcano ohservniory at KM
aueu, advanciH the theory that
tons of rock, avatanched down
from the sides of the crater Jiave
choked tho vent through which
Mather Nat tiro usually rases the'
pressure on the earth by pour Ins
forth surplus lava Into tho Iff real
pit, raising the lava lake In th--crater
and withdrawing the . fiery
substance from thn crater whoii
the pressure has been more .than
relieved. The Inva underneiith
the surfare. unable to find Hi
way Into the open, svnerHtes ras.:
which blasts Its path out of the
vest, carrying with It Ions of rock
and d ist. The explosions and
eartlujimhos shako down inrtho'.
avalanches from the crater shies
which again may block the vent,
in an unending circle, according
to the theory."
In In comber, 1 SIM. the tale
runs, the Princess Kupiolunl, con
verted to Christianity by tho first
missionaries who came In lS2n.
foresook the worship of her peo
ple. She Journeyed from 1 1 Ho to
Kllatuu ami spent the night in
ii hut on the brink of llaleinau
niiiti, She ate of tho "tabu," or
forbidden berries, which wore
consecrated to pole, an act of In
s lit to tho goddess. She stood
no the brink of the crater, wttn
Its ever-active Inva lake below,
and cried to IVIe "Jehovah ts
most" powerful. Jehobas Is my
Ond. I defy thee, Pole."
ilawallans stood In awe while
Mie spoke. IVIe, they said, would
s.in ly rise in her wra'h make
I hi earth tremble and ra it forth
tl.e seething lava, of her Inro. as
sue did in I7!mi when the mimiv
o." the high chief Keoua wm :t:i
uiliMated. itu nothing !iiippt n vl.
Kaplolanl ..ad won i gre:it
l.iornl victory, but lodry H.t-
BIG BENEFIT
c'H.rAliO. (Al')-Such work us
Ulio inllilary department offeiM 1n
un educational Ihstilutlon. proper!
conducb'd, "hus real educational
value nnd Is on that groudd edu
cationally defensible," said Presi
dent Kmcst Io Wilt Iturton. of tin
University of Chicago, in defining
Ihe university's position regarding
mtlltary training policy and ntll
tude. ,
I Taking cognlzano of agKulhin lo
,ward pacifism in sonic schools.
;Prcslont Iturton said that If inlll-
(tary. work Is put on a sound eiluca-
nonai basis and conducted on that
basis "It should have tho iineiiuivn
'cal endorsement of the university.'
"It Is just neither lo.thc govern
ment nor to the uiilverslly or It!
students to continue It. as it were
on sufforence. existing but without
hearty approval." Prestdehi ibir
ton declared. "It docs not follow
Ihat students should bo urged to
tnkc this work In preference tv
other kinds of study, or In any way
jconstrulncd or pressed,- but I here
nnvtnu mi.-ii u uiTiiinmnn or ai
titudo as would leave Iho students
In no doubt if they choose this
work they have Ihe university's
full approval. .
"Wo do not want war; we hope
and will do all In our power to
avert II. cvon submitting to great
loss If necessary, and using every
possible effort to settle differences.
domestic or International, without
resort to force: yet we cannot ship
I our eyes to the fact that we may
sometime, be forced to defend our
selves ugalust aggression, and thai
jit Is necessary for that reason to
'have a few men who have knowl
edge enough 'of military affairs to
be fairly quickly convertible Into
officers capable of training and
loading others."
108 Depot St, La Grande, Ore.
Hollywood Sandals
JUST THE ,SH0K FOK THIS SEASON
We have a big showing of these popular Sandals,
which have just been added to our stock, in sizes
for children, growing girls and ladies. The colore
are Airedale Brown in suedes, Black Patents, White
Elk Leather, and are exceptional values lor the prices.
SEE THESE SHOES IN OUR WINDOW.
Clillilirll's sizes f5
to Hi; III llk.
uhtKt mnl nlm'"1''
lirmt n
ilrlV lfs 12 lo -
in liliwk, wliliit mnl
ahrdllli' lirunll
Ml.vV nml KUI.M' d 21 7. ' hUu k' wM,K
and alivilalo brown - - '
$2.69
$2.98
$3.69
statement after announcing that
Mr. Jtoukefoller had dlscontlnueU
his gifts, that tho university has no
right of further approach to Ihc
founders as Individuals, "and less
reason to make such an approach
to Mr. Rockefeller." To the uni
versity's resources of approximate
ly $54,000,000, President llurton
said, "there should'ho added within
thu next ten or J5 years at le(ist an
Miual amount," and for this' sum
"we must look largely to V'hlcago."
"When in December, Hi 1 0, Mr.
Itockofcller promised to give I hi
university tho sum of 9 1 , 000,001'
In ten annual payments, ho accom
panied this pledge with a statement
that, this was his final gift, and
commended tho university to tin
friendly citizens of (.'hlcago us
I hose to whom it should look for
tho moans with which to Insure lit
future development," l'resldent
Itnrlon assorted. "In pursuance of
tills statement and policy Mr. Itock
ufeller discontinued his gifts.
: ."It Is but reasonable that "Wr.
ItockefoMor should feel that tin oily
whose name it bears and whose
clti'ens have already shown their
interest In it by many generous
gifts, should adopt the uiilverslly
as their own. Tho cost of educar
tion rises with startling rapidity lot
one pusses upwurd from school tn
college, and from college to gradu
ate and professional school."
Small
Tracts
Several a to G-acro tracts
just north of Itivcrsldo
Par It. Close to iho new mill
. silo. Kut ono milo from
tho business center of thn
city. Those tracts aro very
desirable and are closing o-it
quickly.'- Triced low nnd on
convenient terms. Boo us
nbout these for further pur
tlculurs. :
Wm. Miller
& Co.
$35,000,000 to University
Donated by Rockefeller
rill. WOO. (A I') I rglng adop
tion by the city of Chicago of the
jt'nlverslly of Chicago "In fact as
well iik In name," l'resldent Km est
le Witt Iturton broil i;ht out that
John l. Rockefeller has given
mio.oiio to the institution, "a sum
u I most or quite without parallel in
I hi' tvlinli. hiMtiirv nf ..l in-i I Inn
I I'ri'shlcnt Morton mmf lh
Gaedy
Special
For Saturday and j
Sunday
ANY CANDY IN OUR WINDOW
39c Pound; 10c ', Pound
Newlin Drug Co.
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POKK & BEANS, lurKe
POUK & DEANS, medium. 10c
CATSUP, small
TUNA FISH .
FANCY CHINOOK SALMON
SPINACH, No. 2'Vs 2:)c
2dc
19c
..2:!c
..33c
DEL MONTE TOMATOES, No. 2's .
DEL MONTE PEAS, Extra Fine .
DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE, No. 2Ws
DEL MONTE YELLOW CLING PEACHES
DEL MONTE APRICOTS .
DEL MONTE PIMENTOES
DEL MONTE FLOUIt, Per Sack
TWO DOLLAR OKDEK DELIVERED FREE
Thl.. i.h Hip HimiP f tithor KnukoilwKor ihat imm1 nil tin
li-nuhlr. I'lii.nl nl.np the llot, ,r.M.i n wrUi.m. npn to HcmiH'miH
I'nnvrnllmi UMiii in .w Vol k It Jhowe.1 the tiu.lnioiul Usui, hol.lin)
a hute airin of Iwer umI. (lothy Iwi, u h a mlwIlMd ho.iilHy Ir
thr Kiik-kniwkn n Kut fonna of hospitality ihans and w ihmi
mmla wn aliniitlng "aknfflnw" a thry imwrd th mntu. It wa
In-lnrrtl vmlpl of u.i revolt. Kath.r Knli kulwk.r nul h. ,.UM
l I'htr Iti t hu tpt njlii mm than hu at.ln. Ani in ihrv mn4 off hu
aim, ivl in .utf of ihf nun now ilaudt formal "Wekoinf s iht
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