La Grande evening observer., October 22, 1924, Image 4

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THE OLD UOM15 TOWN
WITUHOM) NOT thou thy 1 ridor iihtcI.-h fn.m inc.
T.cM il; Ivi 1 hy hivliiKtcliidin "n'l ' h' li'"ih riMU.tii!:;liy pi -Kitvo
iiic r.ilr.i 4: 1 1
Are You Patriotic? Then Vote-
On November llli a National Presidential
Election will be held in the United Stales. The
only right way to select a President (and other
executives) is for everyone to signify his ot
her choice. Consider it a sacred duty to youv
country to go to the polls and cast your vote.
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VlB MUlTfiSTOlTl Jr'ti- J THCPfc- V 1 1" - ,Ti7 I "OIO
A BKSSER PKRACE) "fcO SEt i I Fna AM WW ( ow 1ST
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IlK Uil liounl. lintitj'lli-iK.'J it (-JB- I I Hi lii-Ost'd. Thl hroirrhl nhoitt
trill oi iMiiloyliiy l ;t;"-iitrt ;o Iho U pftolilt nnm of I hi- MO-('-tll l
; Invi Htxiii" and rvpnrt im'C'I 11m ; non-p::rii.san hounis nt thP. up- P
cofwlili"(t of the (.tcnJ-t1 Hit ilri : pr;: tfia hi fiti-h run n;, I In iin-
; i)i;i'l - Yhi- im-w-t f.ji:(.ini t hi'M.-( pil 1 1 If y elf wllicll ar,i i:lf:uit " l o
((-I :i;r-lt wit.s cMr'-J'iiHy rt'titlri' .! ' Uy tin- fill t Uml I hy . :lff--.l O
hy Hit ho;iril with ll i;m Mr y '
vi.r.thif to Air.'' .Mi rni -in.; pi1
Of IJl ilOH. tlllil IMM .:h-illf' III III.'
eirrifirv of I hr luml luiiinl, unih-r
whom tlM'V wotiSI h' imriniilly t-n-pcrlnl
lo wurh.
I U.i . l.iM.'iu.
'I'Ih- lirsl of Ihifi" fii-1.1 nriits'
rf-pnrif w're Ine'orpori.ttMl Inm iln
Totirii-Moiic rcporl,. hit the hhiH
In I hem wiw en rvlch'iit iih to hrltiK
a rcaliwiiloii lo Hip (fovi rnoi Jind
Iho itropon Jnuriuil l;nt omthln?
it rtil itppi.iiitfil Uy tin iniV'-ril'ir.
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n poi i i0
K.Iil.n'i N.ile-. Th "
in I ho flmt of it Kfii.K (i
in whii'li th" Touiltlioti"1
;:ii'l l!ir iiolllical iim-h o v.'iiirh it'
In ln hKi pill hy (iov rnor iMfrco,
I ho (.roon Journal and oihiH in-jo
liTcNiori In ih olorllon of Jrffoi-'O
nn MyiTK uh .siato tronsuror 'vvlllj
Ix' nnalyxod in detail. jo
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Toll - Jilm. ;
saw you i nl.
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OFFICE
CAT
THAOt MAN M H0.
Junius
Gangloff Park
As moon n n Hutu Ih-uHim tti til
Hum hl, prhnic nrrnli-N mv iiom
of (ho puhlh-V hiilnoaM, In fro
ir4iill ii nJuh that ihoy will M-iir
ImoHlmtlhiK.
A niaii'H lin port niioo nowadays
Is oftou niramiri'il hy 11m- iiuiiiIm-i-
;;f ttil,iK 111 hH Ht't. -
Ahoui tho tilth- u tiiiin rnichiH
4'i ho Kivrm up all ambition lo ho
ruino prt-Ktdint. ami unly hopri
that IiIm fmioral won't, ho In Id
I'nmi tho poeir farm.
Tlio true national prohh-m In
Kovrrninoitt Ih now not how to
ralst' muro, hut Mpond Iokm,
"
! I lta: "What'- ,mo liiuihlo Ih
loi'ii I'cri and hl ih l?"
I I uuiia; "llo uhn oalllnu on ht
llio iHhoi- rioniiiu nd as ho Wan
loiiihtK Mh hniMlitl him lit- mi
and on no uml ho Hltsoiiiinlndoilly
llppod Iht n iiinrtir.'
V
Tho Klati Htiiait who kopH hN
rar to tlio ground, hi ord.-r that
lio may klip In fnuoh with puhllo
n jitlnti at ,1m nrvi-r up In Ihu uir.
Mom men would ho wtlllnt; m
oain t lu lr iniuii'y hotuHlly. If it
didn't lak'- o Iomk.
u
llo: llni oti situ tho now
hlllliioit tirv',"
Silo's "WIkicht lioni.l or ft lull-'
loon iiotdhi llin'sV"
Whon you'rv in lovo, H'b UonrtH,
Winn iMi'i- tiiMaKi'il, lf ia
inotuN,
Wl'rn ou'ro Mitirrlfd. Ifn riuh.-.
Whrii yon'ri' dtud. ifn SpadoH.
ATTACK HELD TO
BE STUFFED CLUB
(Continued from' page) 3)
Iho dlHoovory of lt oxlstonoo. ,
TImto nvas In Ih' HOhome ' .(. :i
plan of ciuupaiKii aoilon ono ;ils
ojrpani'y wlih-h nr.: h r i ho K'r
onior. Iho Oregon -Idtinial, nor
any auditor hind for the- t:i8k
ootild remedy mo iih lo tftalto tho
aotual aMHrxed uhu:toii tf . ho
lands upon whfoli Iho aMe;;o had
hiatli had hern iiiri-U- oorn uno.i.l
with and i uhnianiia- t',e alleged
lo!rn lo tin; fohool fun-Is. VhU
oonllimenoy had, liovcvr, ho on
Mil. i T. !!I!'!!"iHtllolV aftt-r tho
nomination tf Mr. Mvrs al tho
prliiciry oltotion. and to pinvid"
valiiatloiKi whiidi would anil their
purpoMe tin' Koveri:or and Mr.
They Ve Nearly All
Using It Now
NEW CONVERTS -EVERY DAY TO THE
ALWAYS DEPENDAHLE
Federation Flour
ASK YOUR GROCER
lie will loll you it's u:od and deliver It at once.
La Grande Milling Co.
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Ynu want Slylp.'ynii nnt
Qnaliiy ' nml iinpnmlli Inl
.senile at a rMMHWhlt' pi i.
do you nut?
hnve - pxnoily lint
ynu wniil .style, ijnaliiy,
nml nil that I" 'k
n kimiiI Mill nr iliillHW. In
iliiilliiK Inn pair of mill-;
riirl.M.-jii.ii'C . . wi Issue mi
lmnr(nil KnainnliT wlllien. li
suit. Ihni" Insiiies pei-riil
snlisftK'lliill -anti, pnili'.'r
jiisiineiit wli Ilssnllsfin-
1 1. ,ii iMt'iirs.. Al n iiinsl snl
Israi'tiiry n il ii-nstiiialile
lii-h'O. '
$35
AND
$40
Two Pairs of Pants
A Word to High
School Men
We wish iii announce tl.nl we now hnvc n cmiiplele stuck
ul lilaer shirts, ('nimnis Smalcrs uml liirsc I'liHIunij Tniiis'
its. Tl lllll'sl spoil nipnrcl for sclnilllis.
Prices Are Reasonable!
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,i t.'sirs rue Itoyal Catics.
LONIION (Al'). There Is some
Hpccolntloil as to what Queen
Alexandra Will do wit I. a coll.v'
tlon or .the lute Kim,- IMwar.l s
U'lllkfmr canes when lle returns
In Mi. .'lli.ie.iiiLrh limine. A lillf;e
.J f rack contains the favorite ean.-s
Used hy tin- kliiR, which typify
k. en y.ithout one a
hrnsgllt hack u few
many visits aliioa.l.
nl alwayrt
friiiu hli
I.AIttii: ii,ovi:it CAMILV
The cur.lhliil flower lulielia I'ar-
.linalis, Is a oilier or a hli-N'e
fanilly. says Nature .Mas.-az.lnc.
since there are over two hundred
When CiaiiKloff park was pri-soiitctt to the public yes
terday there was" a lot to think about. Pioneer days were
vividly recalled by Dunham Wright and other speakers who
spoke from experience in those early days.
Officials 'who built the highways spoke from their view
piling city officejjjaiO lUJiier ,tyl)lite to tj.iq occasjun.
Mrs. J. K. Foley, direct donor of the ground, was present
and irracel'ully directed the portion of the service in which
she and her family w'ere concerned. Airs. Julius lioesch,
sister of Mrs. Foley, assisted in. a proper maimer in the
services. I lit. there was one person on the speakers' stand
whose step is no longer firm, whose hair is whitened with
years of this life a person who pioneered La 'Grande, I, ''' ii.-i.nius
i t.i i i.i ... . . , - ,. I.'Mit. s ihitl iiii i-nii use n -tut
woo wuii tier iiiisimiiii actpiiieo me lanti wesi 01 me cuy (,i mi.i-iI,. ,,.. ii.mi I imw to
wliirll lliiu' nititiilnc lllo tin rk1i lit ll-i,li u-:i M f C'.n in,-- ' spell
loff, mother of Mrs. Foley and Mrs. Roesch.
As we sat on the-hilliside yesterday afternoon listening
to the excellent dedicatory service and enjoying the balmy
October sun, we thought of the years and years through
which Mrs. Gangloff has lived. We thought of the La
Grande she first knew and the La Grande of today of
the hard wink and economic habits that vre necessary
for the Gangloffs lo acquire their holdings in the early
days, and of the constancy and carefulness necessary lor
them to retain those holdings after once having been acquired.
O6
ol tnoct stckaMS U
faulty elimination.
To b regular ai
Itckwork, each
day some way enloy
ROMAN MEAL a
properly balanced
Food
UNDERWEAR
For lioys and girls, infants to 14 years.
Priced 1.00 to $2.25
HLOOMEn DUESSES
t lo 6. . Colorrd (Jin?;ham. inadr from hh:h irr.-nh)
1 of rloth, and well made.
hi. in u siurn
i.t ' .
, ROMPERS AND PANTALFPTKS
Ak'
i -to ::, ri-otu ciilnre.i (iinifluuii.
$1.10 111 SI. 711
i-ii:i.iii!i:N's "iiats. i-oats. siioiis
. . 1 : ' AND STiirKf.N'tIM- ' ... S
. I.li.lli h Milk II. ise, (I. nil
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Ihtlton Holes rH?i)inp;
flEMSTITCillNO
Duttons Covered
PIiEATING
",'tho story of the walkini; stick :n known speci.-s or l.oliellu. iihonl
Hie last celltlliy. II" was rarelyioi WHICH are nam e i.ir. ,. ...in.
Pork Prices
Shoulders
Chops
Steaks -....
Sausage
Me
2.'.c
20c
20c .
Mt. Emily Brand
Ends Long
Strike
"My Klninarli had been in
KtrlLe. for ov.-i- two yearn." sal. I
a lallniiiil in, in the 'other day.
II would mul..' m,. ,i weak and
ii.-rvmis at liioes lhal I eo ildn't
slay on my reel. Iiiii-lnir these
atla.-U:. my he., 1 1. ivoiil.l act In a
i. 'cnllrir way and 1 rut nils, ral.l,-
' And then the thought came to us of the satisfaction ..n ou r. Kinaiiy it en ti,;,i 1
Grandmother Gangloff experiences to see land for the park i "'',""
. , iMil..i. A fitrii.l a,t'.i,.d me lo
bearing her name dedicated to the public for public pur-1 try m. a.i r.. 1 1 . . inuiinnteci
IliiKPS A tin' n Ihu f,. w nil i iin. ,,r n-iiil-i c, .111 n.v : n i" ai.i.. ni. i ,n,i n. nil, I
ill rotation, the last of which completes the circle and we
lire ready lo tpiit it ami step aside for the younger genera
tions. l!ut in stepping aside it is noteworthy to lie able
to bless ;i community, not with the intrinsic value of a
park, not with a demonstration of giving, but with a les
son of thrift that thrift which was possessed by the Gang
lull's, enabling them to acquire and retain propel ty, some
of which in tin! evening of the life of the only survivor of
the name was to be relumed to the general public in a
spirit' of generosity and public good.
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Graiidmother Gangloff is a strong character. Her work
lias been well done, and while she no doubt hits fnany years
of life yet lo enjoy, tier active duties have been laid aside
fciul she will close her career in the full enjoyment of her
childien and (rrandchililreii, together with the blessing of
all who will enjoy the Gangloff park.
siion k..i complete relief. Today
I f" ! like ii .III),.)-, ul p.-iHoll.
Smith 111, is.' M. A. I'. Is n iv.
mi. il. u I.I I. mli' lhal cleanses the
s:!lriit of un.ste pt-o.liietM, till.
pio,-.s app.-tlle iin.l helps to re
store the venk. llt-rvolls stolllllch
ni proper w ...I. hit- in-.ler. II is
noI,1 on a i;iiai-tintee of uioney
'.a. li II Hi. rlrst hollle sliniild fall
to r, !l, ve nnv ease of in.liK-esilon.
,lys'. psii,, Ii, aril, in a, lilnntlnK.
iiaie., a. sour st.miaeli m ec.-ti-sle
uas. .lust take a Kpoouf'll
aft. r mi . -.Is and see what it illf-r,-r,-ii,-e.
Contiilns nothlnir lujuri
oiis. lias it most tiKr.-.-al.le tasl...
I'rie.' $1.:.':,. It,., I I Yoss llrltf t'o.
will supply you I mall onl.-rs at-,-,
pi. "It. --A.lv.
al Iii
LyFsmce
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S .ivr Him
' Ahiieaaeenient by the Grande Rondo hospital that it
will re-establish its training school for nurses will be met
with general approval, for there is a permanent need of
Mirse training. and the only way to keip up the supply of
efficient nurses is for hospitals such as the Grande Rontle
to maintain proper training for young ladies who see fit
to choose nursing as a profession. The splendid nurses 1 2 1fhlfl1 ,'" n'-nnrci especially
, , , , i i .. , .... ... Aa hnhles. It remains no
Vnac nave neen iraineu neie in me pasi oner positive prool opiates. i,i,i.oi r
of what can be and has been done along this line. It will
be leniembered during the war nurse from the Grande
Uontle made good in every way.
Nyal
Baby Cough
Medicine
htoi fi'
font), (Jotid fur hna r sen in,
roiyhH and ndiln.
Tlio piont'ors Htircly had the best tlu wtMitlur man cutildjo
f:iv (or their celebration yesterday. o
Only a few more days iww until the electitui and thenjo
Red Cross
Drug Store
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The sturdy qualities that
make the good Maxwell so
durable and dependableare
the natural results of mate
rials and methods of man
ufacture usually associated
with cars of far higher price.
There are approximately
38 fast wearing parts in all
automobiles.Irrespective of
price there is nothing supe
rior to the good Maxwell at
those 38 points.
More expensive alloy steels
are used in the good Max
well than in many crs sell
ing for twice or thrice as
much.
Furthermore, the group of
engineers who share credit
for the advancement and
perfection of the good
Maxwell the same group
that designed the Chrysler
Six has practically elim
inated all vibration. This is
a refinement of operation
hithorto assumed to be
impossible with a four
cylinder car.
Every penny you invest in
the good Maxwell will work
for you overtime It is ap
parent from the testimony
of its owners that it is actu
ally a better car than any
thing at anywhere near
its price.
MARKET JUtL 0 GROCERIES
PHONE MAIN 7r!)
Call One number instead of Two.
PURE PORK SAUSAGE REST EVER
Pop Corn
IT POPS
3 lbs. for. 2.rc
Winter Potatoes, single sack ...$l.7ri
3 sack Lots $i.(;."
W are pltattd to txtend the convenience of time'
payments. Aik about Mux's uttruciit paiu
BOHNENKAMP CO.
A hank ST.vrrMi:.vr that i:yi
CAN I .M)l-:itsl l)
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This Is rt simplified form or the pul.llslicd statement of
Oct. loth. 1!:M, made in compliance wit It the call of tho
('iiiiiitiiill.ir or the i' irrency,
Tlil linuli litis the follow InK nhliitniloiis:
To Tts TVposltors
To 'Other, flanks
To the r. ft. Cov.-iuinent (IVpnsit)
'In tin- I . s. liovcrninent for Its clrciilallns hank
notes lfl'.tiui.n-V
.. 5 I. f. all. 013.31
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biinn.u'i
TOT A I. OHI.ICIATIONH
. I, Mir,,
Willi which It has In pay!
rash In vault and deposited with the lVipral
Iteservc- Hank, other hanka and the Treasurer
of tbo I'nitrd States
I'. M. Government flonils
Notes of customers secured hy approved colluteral,
cuy warrants, nn.t stock In the Federal 1:1-
serve. Bunk l,:6n.li!i.f..
Real Kslate, inrliidintr hanklnit house, r.nnlturo
nnd rixlures and improved fiirm lands 1 S2.n94.93
41li."3li.el
nun. II i
" TOT AT ;,i5.r..ssn.:
Which leaves rnr the slnckhnlders represent tn
the Invesinn nt In Iho rnpll ii stock or the hank. I
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