La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 07, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE r,A OPANnr EVENING observer tack j-mtra La Grande Evening Observer ini)i:i';nii:ni' m:wkiai-i:h Published dnily und weekly fit t.u Orando, Orofton, by r.ha LA OI1ANDH JiVJONINU OltKlCKVliH 1'UMUHfiJNp tX. UKUCU DHNNIS . .Kdtor Kuliired at iioaloffica at La Grande, ClniKon, aM ttticoad Cluu Mall Muliar. On auto lu oilir cltlea Oretcon Hotel Nwi Btand, Port land; Imperial Nuwa Btand, l'orlluud; Alullmmiati Newa Aland. Cortland Addrcw all communications to Tha Olue.rvtir, 14 1 Adama .. I .a Oiunih'i OrcKon. hUllSlKII'TION KA'II.H By Carrier Dally, por Jnonlli . . Dally, pur Ihreo fnoiilha Dally, pur eix uionlhs, la aUvuijce Dally, ulnulo copy . Daily, per month Ta -.Sin ..6 ( 11 Mall 60. 2.t.a S6.0J tS.Ot Daily, per alx months, In advimco M Dully, per yur. In advance ... ............. Observer-Star, per year .... Cl'l'Y AND COUNTY GI'I'ICI A L, l'Al'UK ' ' TJi Associated i'res la exclusively entitled to'uas for pub lication of all newa dispatches credited to it or not otherwise treillt'id if published therein. All rifrbtd of republication of pedal dlspatchca in this papur, and also tbo loeiii newa herein also aro reserved. AlEMDKIl ASSOCIATED PRESS Tba Aasoelaled Preua la exclualvely entitled to uaa for pub lication of all newa dhipatcbra credited to It or not otberwlta aredited If published therein. All rit-hta of republication of pedal . dispatches In tliia paper, and also lu local' naw herein also ara reserved. Hit KTl I riKN. U' it nnin he overtaken In a fault, ye which are Hilrltnal, r"Ktnre Htu-h a line ill the spirit of ni4'i'liiieH.i: c-uiiKtiltM-lllf; thyniir, lent thou iiIku be t'liipleil. ( In lut hi uh 0:1. TUE OLD HOME TQWN ' By. Stanley NtOTMtS ? SHERIFF- a 3 KA URCARIM-7 ,. I tSURKETT H fc ,.-,' 1 A3fe -a- Af r .'(,,-,-- . i .iv- m mm 7 , ir,u ni. I wniw eoADi west or town DCL-vrD I El.ElV.ON OFFICER! SCATTCISUD Kgl UPJI4 ANU I.OCT Bn'uCT liOX rouriD - CA'lljICATE for ,HCr;iFB OTEf aauke;! lo-xs mt I 6-f ilivCN VOTES -SHERIFf BU:KGTT F?6 -CutfCTerj . liahson Rcflcctg IJppn about M.liui. The next 1 inir l'l"ll r,n,it.l ...... jijieciion ana uusiness downward. ku rar. i!i; (Continued from paire 1) tticm K ebance to fret lllelr Hhcl'eM c-li'iuii'd njiil work off phi stork Educational Week r.cwiniiing Novomho 17th and liistinjr until NovembcL 17th and .anting until November 23rd i Kducational Week and throughout the United States efforts wjll be madp, to place before the people stronger arguments and more con vincing evidence of the benefits of education. In La Grande this will be done. The city schools are nrrnnging for proper programs during the week and each teacher will place before patrons stronger reasons than ,ever why the co-operation of the home and the school is es sential. Occasionally there may be a disagreement about th? schools and some may hold the belief that present-day edu cation is not making good to the fullest extent, but the undisputable fact remains that the schools are the founda tion of the country along with the home. Upon these two pillars rest the nation. Upoil these two pillars centers tlw happiness of the people, and it is with considerable satis faction that, everyone who has a deep interest in the schools will take part in Educational Week. John Hopkins investigators find no indications that smoking tobacco is 'injurious. Another timely inquiry might be started into the effects of smoking campaign cigars. A time their man has finished .sowing his wild oats about the he begins to wear comfortable shoes regardless of appearance. About the purest way to spend one's declining years obscurity is to win a beauty-prize in early youth. prcrmmiory to Home ivul buying The !imiiiirnptiirir uhi'h Ihv r.-c Hon uh im ullhl to rctlm'o ov r- lieilil, HclJilHt WJlKfH till) Itll rodliCt' .sunn! roal ffTlrlinry In the mni-ih-sh. Of cotirHi'. all these ihliit; make IxiHlneHs iilel for two or three nionihn preerdin eh-eUnr. lay. hut they are utt helprul. Ilenre iilllioiiKh I nisi liens hatt been pretty poor In many lines ilurlny the Hum an r and Tall, yet llltte Julh hcoii lust anil miieh n'.ilned hy the lioum fk:uiliiK and rext period that this prtt-i leellon cotiservattun hiuJ fann ed, ISiiHineNM ii h hIiowd hy J lie ItahHoiiehurt Ik today K per c'iit below normal uh compared wit ii Jti per eeat below fioriaal a y:ir at?o. (ihvloiiHly I lie fundamental Mltiiutiop miieh ie)ter Jhun )t wan then, " !l Ih Interj Millie to note the action of t he eoitimodity marUel In election yeais. TaJtln I he hint l ive elect Ion yeurj 1 y4, 1 !ioi. I!M2. 1 it 1 ii. liii'ii wit find that thi: price level ol' all coilllllodHteH ud vaiiced In Tour yem-H and Ueclfned la one. The decline waH Hh'owil ilnritif; i he d rant ic readjustment and depreushin of 1 !- and 1 i'2. KradstreeiH Index uhowu Ihut the price level reached u low of 7.HSI In July I Do-!. Then theri whh a Meady climb to a, point hIk months hiter of bMM. luiis ami i:nj watt tin eact dupliciite of t)ie l!M4 niftveuicnt. 1 1 1 2 and l!H;t was no exception and four .warn later, wu afalu Hee a Hlmllar move a low I in AiiKiiKl 1!)MI of 11.441, then uj Mteudy rim lx monl lis, later to 1 ! i-MJf '! " i . 1 i election steadily lia.H fol lowed xactly I lie movement noted In the four years' lit" rising j.rkes. "IJoih Ki'oupu of couiuioditivs, iudumrial 'and uKriculi ural. nym puthized with the trends mentioned above. The main difference, how ever, is noted In the fact that in dustrial comiiMNiliieH, as shown by the JtabHun JnduslrhU lnd'', in 11)04, juok, 'j12 and 1U10 reached the yearly low point ttef.ire i he elect Ion and held n liiuher av.-r-iik'- into the lliauirumle year, while aKricijll itial products in these .same yearn reacltei, their low after elec- J lion. All Not Sntlsriro, "The 'results nf the election are not Manufactory to everyone. Afuny peuijie who have worked hard are disappointed' with' the result. AH of us wluUever our, allegiance would like to have had somo thlntf differenl. The fact, never theless, remains that the election Js over tutd (lie alibis and excuses of election ran no longer be Kiveii. Now it Is up to the banker to make loans; up to the merchant to buy the floods; and up to Jhe manufacturer to start the wheels of indiisi ry. We should all et busy and fornc ahead. We cannot espect to Ret hack at once to boom 1 linen The readjust ment process Ih not yet complete-, hut we have passed tho low point and .should sleadlly work upward. All :;taiis ticg indicate hit,t businr&s should pick up for the next few months at least. America, is u nxent coun try and lias the opportunity to do the hank in if und build up the com merce of the world. The develop ments which have taken place in Knrope during: t"0 l""1 t'W Ju" slionld iiiate;i.ill.v help tlie sltua i ion." Trade Success Feature -0f Wembley Exhibition I.O.VfMi.V A I ) - If the Wembley (.slill'ltion has not' been a financial success io the pioinou-rs. it has j In en an rn-itmlii'it d siicess from I the point of view of safes and or- j dei's. -M::nj' new markets, It Is j j di clareif, hae been created j th'-oi.frh tho evposim of 'floods, and I Jioiin 'itiwtdi::t and AtiHtratlan! : Mjiiiiufaet urers have sold their tint-! .puts frtr tho next five yearn. A f nun k 1 1"1 bitf 'hnninesK dealn j concluded,, i lie following are re- cor.h-d: t t ne enf-Tineerliur firm rewived : j orders from five different mimici-j peihies for an eijual number ofi ; electrical Rrcnerutinif installaiions; ! Ja provincial, (froeer Increased htsi s.ile u:' .( w Zealand butter by loot per cent in two months; a iana-i dian dried milk dealer sold lil.sj out pin for the next five year to i a Ih llisli firm; one. million boxes tf I'anadlan fruit were ordered by I Kuropeaii buyerit; sales in tho In- lli;u i'iivilion amounted to $2fo.- lino in three monthn; the liitle cohmy of Cyprus was overwhelm ed wit Ji ordein; one i-Vench firm i asked for 2o.0ini dozen boot heels, and anoiher dealer ordered $J4a,-i i"n. worth of CypruH asbestos. Kold Weather Klothes Mi'iiV aU-liallir. umil-lincil and '"' A irnml. mil for llii- man mil of ilimrs. I'rliiil S" ' "' IJ-'. finimiis r)ro(;oii Ciiy nll-wmd niacLliinws for nun mil wlnli'r ill n very rcniiiinmr n-. , tt7.!(l lo ill.ir. lio.vs. A real colli for $12.1111 Kl Kl.'i.Otl; llo,V) The now miiiliir "CtipijiiK llos ol llir Koad i-onlill-oy nni( Coicl' In I'mliiroy fmiils (it S !.".". (iwmI liimy ivif.-lil nl SH. t 0 19240.cw.il, "3d HfUfeit&eq) HartSdi iflner - Clothei oal liro- H.WK AT M:VMKT 1 AIJ.S NKWI'OI'r. Ore. The W stern ' State hunk was closed by order of; Guy 1'. IlicUok. stale bank cxumtn-l er. No formal statement was In sued v to citusc of the failure, but it was understood to have been the result 01" depleted catih reserves. caused irom inability to realize on redits extended the Oregon Spruce company, a lumber maun tact uriuir ' concern 'witli mills at. the mouth o.'j the Siletv. river. j .lust what ihe loss to depositors' will amount to has not been nscer- I tained, but it is believed ihe bank will be opened after a recheckinK has been completed. Offers Cf ?2i.0tM) have been made to'C. K. Hawkins, president, who also is president of the Lin coln county bank of Toledo, for use in reoriranizlntf the bank. ('. O. Hawkins is vice-president and in orphanage, at college and In the, active charge of the institution. home of "Muddy LoiikIcks" and a v (Complete Bettlnu; has been secured. ! lor each channe of locale. 1 h" play Is In four acts. J Ab a diversion aside from the Play proper u musical program has bo (riven between Flannel slilrls nro unrni, itpmrortnhlc ami' ,nMl-lnokhi. Willi nilMiaiv or fliit collars, pockets with rlas; snim with inverted plcals. Men like them for lhriv mndc style, ami a cood. wnrm shirt Is the first step In hsiion In eoltl weather. Votu- choice r -oloi and lerns from K2.7.1 lo S.M. Wool "hlazers." This Is a ercnllon Inken from (lie "sIok" shirt hut with n nunihei- or improvements which imikTs it a Rni-meiil roe anylnsly mil at doors, and miod-lookiiiK. A niimlH'r or cnlnw lo choose fimni. ! 1 iced Sd.OO and Sd.r0. See llu new ho-haek modeN in oveixoals. slei'ves. 1 uk lan shoiildei-s; nl.-o Ihe ?lted miHlels. for all men. old and vliiim. xliort and (all. Aud sehvlion or cohu-s and phi ids Sit :!.;( I j S't-iil f Slylfs I liiK'- i u iliiposi- fiiuil. SIIIK) III j i i "Daddy Longlegs' Will Be Presented Tonight (Continued irom cage 1) Two Automobiles Stolen. AU'.ANY. Ore. Automoblh-B belonjrlntr to Ir. I. V. I'olliirf and John Zed wick were stolen. The 1'olliirT machine was a sedan (riven; been a r ran (red to lo the pastor of lTrst 1'resbyterian 1 nets. ' This will includu. a number church by the coiiKi'eKatlou UiHt ' of vocal and Instrumental solec Christmas and the other was ajtions by the best talent obtainable ll(rhl truck. at the school. The musical enter- jtainniejU is Im-Ihk stajred under the "Punts" is slmriihir and becomes'direction of Mins Isabella .Milior o: dally more so In an ace addtcledjthe high school faculty, lo knickers. The 1 raining of cliaraplersnnd .selection of the cast for t he play was done under the direction Miss Alahel Ucnncit, head of (lie l-m(Tlish depart ment of Die IukIi school. Students A1JJA.NV. tier cent of j'oUeffe are 1 Pay Own Way. Ore. One hundred the students at tile Ither earning all a part of their way through school and 15 per cent of Ho st u dent boily is preparinK fur Christian service of sonic klnd.iL was learned from a cciw.ih of student activlly and purposi- in the college. It lie advertises or' II'h (TOYMlt It, he liiunvs For Sale l-'our-rooni planter llnwuian-llkckM mill, ond street, $l,:i.r.u; d houso near just off so asy terms. Klve-room house basement, hii lot; near cnurt" house nnd jhlKlt school, tor HHu, or $30') f irnl.shed; terms. Perfect Digestion Means a Clear Complexion THE WORLD S GREATEST Always Produces Foods That Arc Easily Digested SALES !, TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND pecial New Toilet Article , Nanisse De8 Aljes TaUiun j'owder Delightfully scented with narcissus. Perfume from pure Italian Talcum and boric acid. made An attractive stucco bunfralow near hlKh school for $-Suu; base ment, furnace; new and modern. ICfi-ticro farm, m new 5-room huiKralow;, cood barn, silo, or chard; about fil) acres In cultiva tion. Creek runs through this place. Machinery: well fenced. Owner a 11011-resldcnt. If you want a snap in a real home, let mo rIvo you t ho details. 1:i-ncrc farm near TClfiin for M.250. investigate this. Splendid SO-acro farm near HummervUle that may latere it you. Mim U'M-M-M 1 S?7l Ejl bltr tt-ith mck of flf V"" K-jt vour fimou hot and Ih- SN t' a u" im n hi fxln prilN you 39 1 I V fl L 'ur Vern,l maple O ft 3 1 nl4j dlkat with Diiii't n Conner y COjllr MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES rilONK MAIN 759 I'UKSH COUNTRY FRYS. ROASTERS and HKNS HARY IJEEF ROAST DROMEDARY (MAVE Fill 'IT No waste nr work, . 1 servings to a can, .'10c Hot Tamales ' For quick lunch- 2."c Each. Coffc Is Ilijih Try Iiluc llills, 4.")C Tounil Geo.H.Currey "IlEAITOR" Holt En tat. ' Loan Ipaorapa Saturday Special- CHILDREN'S BUTTON SHOES J Sizes 3 lo 5 at J. ?l.r,0 Sizes 51;, to 8 at 92.00 - In Black and Brown Kid. Everything in Children Wear NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Button Holes Stamping Buttons Covered HEMSTITCHING ' PLEATING j .lllk I. Ink sniiMiRi no,, u, I'nrc Tork Smisn1!', bulk , Ilc l.li. M Iihi Jli-nt, 2 His .,,-. Cniidlrd I'-K. iriini'anlii'd. ilacit ... liln .Milil ("llml ililins, 1 1 11 1 r or Wlmli: nij,, (;i!.xi)i: noxni: vai.i.i.y iu:m:i oitn sti:i.i:s .N'OIH ill'ltcr V IIS lilHMj. Grande Ronde Meat Co. ANY PRESCRIPTIQX When you linvo n prescription or recipe lo bo filled w rnh nl wuh compound It. no mutter hy whom written or upon what blank it my be' written. Our prescription department Is f equipped for service of Ihe high est da und both our equipment HAL BOHNENKAMP Ouneml Director A MAN passes for what he is worth. Very idle is nil curiosity concerning oth er people's estimate of us, and all fear of remaining unknown is not less so. If n man knows that he can do anything nnd that he can do it better than anyone else he has n pledge of the acknowledgment of that fact hy all pei-sonp, Emerson. The More and our met hods have won lht j approval of the physicians of thi i locality. i I.et uh ito vnur prescription , Red Cross Drag Store FIFTH AT SPRING STREET The Show Place of Champions The Pacific International Livestock Exposition, or ganized but a scant fourteen, years ago, is today the largest general livestock show in America, rival ing the National at Chicago in its horse, beef cattle and swine exhibits and even suipassing in many respects the National Dairy Show. Iloro under on( crrat roof covorlliE in nrron, worlil'a live stock clumiplona nnd other notable stork rnnif from ninny (listnnt stiites to eonipele for premium InliillnB ftin.n ' Tills yenr's show combines: v aicnntle l.lvostoek Kxposition . Dairy 1'rodurts Show T.and Produrta Show ' Northwest llay ond Groin Show Western Winter Poultry show rJtRht Horse show Industrial Eihlhlta Dally Auction of Dairy nnd Beef Slock Over 125.000 people attended Inst year. avaUinc ihcni.wlios of I be nppnrtunlllr-. orfei-eil rnr siimIUmc; the wnv and ni.-an. of pi-ofltable livi-simk ralsln-r In the West. Why nrl allrn.l irs,lf i.i, year and the,, uk over Hie mailer of bMiwInir nnd lnrn-a.siiilt jour own livestock will, im hero nl Ihe .i firande Natlmml nsnk? Yon will never find ns larklnit l,i rnmiirniieimaii aud nuKtniue. VJQUno-RmaULZ-PRQQRESSm-