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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1924)
FACT! WTTW TTTR I A GRANDE ' EVfiNTNO ORSF.TCVER Sntiu'd.'jy, November, 8, 1021. i! La Grande Evening Observer imi:i-i;mii;.t n ewsi-awi '' Fubllshed dally anil weekly at Ia Urande, Oreron, by ths LA OKANPki KVKNINO OHHKIl VI'll 1'UHI.ISlllNO CO. UltUCU JJKNNIS a.-i..- Ml tor JCiiterod at poatofflc. U LA Uraud., Oregon, Clan Mall Maltar. Heoond On aala lu other cities Oregon Hotel New Hiaud, Port land; Imperial News Mland, Portland: Multnomah New. Htaud, Portland Address all eoninmnlfaffons t Tna Ot.serf'O, llll adausa At... I draAde, Oregon. - MJUKCrtlfTION It. la)S 11 t airier Dally, per month . bally, liar three montba Dairy, per alt months, lit advanc bally, eltiela copy II y Dlall Daily, per month .. . . bally, per all months, In advanoa bally, per year. III advance . . Observr-B(ar, per year ..ts.i ..ti.lt .la 10 U.6s ..(.04 -ii.ua ClTr AN1 COUNTt OI'I'IOIAL I'AI'KK ' Tba Associated Press" M exclusively entitled la m for pub lication of all news' dispatches credited to It or not otherwise arsdlted If published therein. All rlrhts of republication or special dispatches In this paper, and also I ho local nea herein also are reserved. MEMMCH ASSOCIATED PRESS - Tb Associated Press It exclusively entitled to dm for pub' Ueatlou of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise ersdltod If published therein All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also tba local aawa berein also are reserved. KVI-: 1 1 ATM NOT SKION. nor far heard, n.lllie entered into the heart of innn. the thin which flu Jlrepni-ed Mr them tlml loyc Mm. f f'orllif hlans 2::i r - Ilil'O il hula THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley Mm m ail 1,64. i v- sn Lfe (AMfyf . 1 y . I iATiK", 'iJLe fill School News 1UE 1GVJH IS '-G-1i!2Mb -lit Ou6c A- r out it nij i-i'. mi e-.f aHUItsiPF- teT:ii.Mif,H,-,. ffiNOFsiEim pur fW CAT mint rvnrifnrn UVVI1 LAI LiSULU Illlllll: TftAOtl MAHM me. . ByJunitis K- -ii()ii.i:-i)()( nil'l trow hut lliBI's llll' fii'ls iiliiml.. tin-, ri'iit Will Luxury Do It? Jf love of luxury and beauty is a .sijrn of national de i radoncc, this great country is in an advanced tstitgu of decay. The Koman empire is said by historians to have declined and fell nt the zenith of its luxury and extrava5 t ance. The moralists and calamity-howlers predict the Maine for the United 8tntes. liut it was only a few year fto that, other moralist. and crepe-haners were lamenting !! the absence of beauty and the lack of luxury in these , state. s '. X It look8 as if the masses must make a choice between il home-Kpuns and deaty and that they have .selected the f latter as the most remote and .lesser of two evils. Luxury in the United States shows itself everywhere. V The Americnn home is the most luxurious in the world. The home of the American wage earner is often a palace i compared, with thnt of the more well-to-do abroad. The V, ( store has been developed in this country into an institution I of splendor and refined beauty and so has the hotel and 'JJie letter class of restaurants. " ! -. , - The Pilgrim forefathers wftre.j content, with log cabins and only the plainest of foods. Civil war times found at ' jeast.ono large house in every community. The twentieth ) century found wage eamers and salaried class content with plain houses, rag vutf or none at all itnd upholstered furni ture. Today every mnri who works, and many who don't fielieves lie is entitled to luxuiy and beantv and is havin' both. riftii i io i itiut- Kfini win po loyu tn thr Instnry of I H. S. Itt in. Kvi-n ihmih ili-n xrf ( w li-ttt rim n on the t cam, nnl one Kiiiih Iris li.-.-n lint ulr.ndy th.-y arc it f i;,h1intr iiMKrcj;:u ion. Tin- ilsoist- Kiitih' will nivi luo li'am :l J("Ii;iih'' ;o xlutw what lhiy1:m iln. Willi III A (.1.1 I II ' stnfrll 1l.tr.. ' i: hnji,' of Mjt i 1-sn. Tin." Ii-:ii:rf iililc wratlwr )oi' not afi'fc-i i ht- iMitl.all iiratii1-(. (TtM- ! h ;ir.- nui .-v.-ry nlKllf. rwotjil ;i;ti (ilass, wlio have i l. ii iinaf'lc to frniii iM-paiisi'' of InjnrJ.-M, Khwi . up .!oni!ay nielli iatiii w.-iv jiiit t lirtiiirh lirTln irain I Inx. .Mitch rivalry is luinir shown ainoiiK tin. arious cla-sMA tn tlu I'Oini fontfsi whk h is lit in nm-tlmli-il hy the i-fcntivo corninll H e. At r.-Ht nt. .s.-hniK iUkcIs for the lunior il:ty. "I ailil Ki.n'h ks' is i In- ni r of inii i-st. ..si.!i-:; v.'orkinpr for li-tr class, jcvt rai ni.-niln-rM an working for inuivhtiial prized for .selling the muM ifcki'iH. I.ila IWun is li..l iiit; for I ho kIi Is an Ans. l Ift-n-li j'Hon Is h-atiinjr lor Ui- hoys. Ir Is coo)t-ralion snrli as (his which ctinhlt-s pla.is to lit "put over" m wo 11 in the 8looI, 'rin- cast nnl directors an- hcin? Hin. unusual support in arrantf iiH; tho .iTtniN of tin- .Itinior nlav I M Ism Thompson, Miss V?rnon, MLs 1 IfiiltV Mao lialKoman, .Miss finish, and wvrriil itioinhofM of ilfo ilra mutlt rt rlasMt forhi u nmull cftrp nttt-mfhiif tft tho ftiako-irii, ait os wrttfnl ttti ttrf in fho fTncr"!w of th play. Miss liaih'M h wintr cliust .lesi rvo Mpi-ctal im nt ion for ar mnjfnK itr-Ai anil fcinKfif rrts twmf'M. I'ostitS wofo nuiili hy I-'ranh .fohiuton mnl .tliifJi'iYio- War ii hk. Thcro has iilsn liT-cn worttlrrful support hy tho 1 rtwjjpvopp. The hikfn rlnh iNromHo lo ItT" popular. jndincr fron the nunr-ln-r slynihtr up for It. School notts hr fi .Tlilcfl hy Inrsr Khrn. orpf Pnllor. -Inii-Ttonin- TitiiIis on (JVcifrt iAnvt Trso-J liv ItoTtuh ftfir srofKHor.M: (pf ti f-m- ch ncy of anti-rolling firnkfl wa'K tioicrminoil on tho last (ripr of the riapaii Ifnrr Arhort nallfn froii: New Vork to I'amlnirif. whv-A the ship for tho first tirito crtcountof - rourh Hcas. Si-aniltnavkin' .Shlp ptntf News ropoftri that tho Kyrn-sr.opo-pehIulnm Indlonted a rolifnf. movement of six ilctfrerfl affnlns' ihv horizon with Hit tanks' in op oration. ' i OK O., - KitL'. nc. (-ro.. (Hue- i oiai) .More than ono-hulf of the! Miitlt-nts on Ihe cainims are lotallvi "I Kc. Mack SennettV !r larI,' '"-KUPportlntf uorordiiiff ich hathiliK pirl.i how to " ,,"r'M lu.-. hy I'arltun K. jSpt nco. r. KiHirur. This Inchnlcs on ly tllOKe atlellilinff I-Olletfe in jc u - Koue. ami iIooh not cover totals for Kingston w.ik liie ilrsf i.uml toi"" '"'"'cat school. hit ihe wan r. Now they'll havo 1 -r,-;' wuttVnts In the unl fo cot suits that'll ho o. K. hi t ho ''fully, n corl8 show that only r7. wot." lor cint or the whole, -lo j not Hupport IhemuolveH In part, at A ii'ilnlii I .a (JI-iiikIc hu-inest, lmi. fhx thr otln r Uuful tho num nian lffnr -frifo (he offjii 1U of (hMo confpti toly elf-Hup- nM.rniiijr nnrt told Junius fluit a;pofthiir ta 70S, oi i'7.h7 per cent of I trunk: ffoiiiK to li .wiiii. I trunker: tm -p! I It hiren" . ft swtiiiinliiK- lnstritclor ami Natalie1 Education Pays ynuiiK Imlr who lll.-x III a Imanl-i11''' stud'i-nt hody. Jn Ihfcf clanal- rnj: liniiM iii'riis tin Mi-iff mim . fixation ih.Tf an- -'4 rrt'Mhinn llt.s iliMiiiidlf bail a tixrilirr ctnorl- lntl itrimi n, . Ifti Honhniiiun ini' Hip o.-.irr mriihiK. Sin- ror-j'n-n and 21 Hopuhmore wuiin-n. ml' ftiil hrr sti'mlf wan iMiw-leajtert I mnlor men and 33 jimior wuntt-n anil Hhiii hi- r.-nf fn sit iu hhiand 2 at-nlor men and 5; umm'ft. kmf ln fi ll (iirnitgri nnrt iii arlv i I here are also In Ihe n. lf-aiipiiorl- rrniki- lu i- neck. line sroup r,e Kraduud a, 25 t.., iul: " -i Kiiirene Hllile riilv.rnlty tii- Natural 1 1 unary .Sole. Italiliim dlllls. three law ' np(clalH. wen niulliidy, hut It lake.i a snake to iriml-year law. IC second year, and he un aililor. two tlilnl-year law alu.l.-nis. ami i aWirfriTgazosaBaassssa I i SPEND ARMISTICE DAY WITH TH K AMJCRICAN LR(iION CLAUDE C. PRATT A l.n timmle man mutU'i.L k1imiiiiII that nllir tcflM-lilnv hNA. line: 'sr tlii.ifr I"' knovr. lliitt thi' ' 0ne. reglntered from the Veleran'jj l't II snow, we line a fine ln Many u stennRraldier In o uiwjliureau. There are men. and of Shin-les and Ituoriii'.-. and dirpald that ;Bhe ran'l ilrru any. Is:; uouien who am roni 1 1 1 . Iv ! w hnfs more, we niv sillliiit -II. heller than the lin.s- wire .lo,. 8elf-miiiortlnif. o! I'll lake that hack. v nrp t Many .Self.Niiiorlliiic. 'n.it M-lliii;- il, p. i.li- an- lm. In line hundred and thlrty-elKlif It hecniiM' tin- inliv is eMi-in Inn- men an.l oil women, a total ir l!it.! ally low-. 71 per cent or the student hod. MiIii"Ips. Si. Ill mnl S:!.nv a .mi i,tarf. iwr eini aen ,,,,, 1 Isnppoillnei. The totula according ... (In Clauses nre; rrealimen. , CI . ' 'Knl linwrVir slcliMH' ilaVe f:e. !nhoii,or..H. an: Juniors. 4S: s. rt dueed Slr-el Car Accld. ntM 5n ; "rs. ; Kradua es.. elKhl: siieelals. l-.r i-.ni." Kins a iew.spair Jiead-i "r'": " '-four: first year Nine. Wnulilu-t il l.e line ir Ihl ..' . ' -leeona year law. one. oth. r Mi iper cent eonl.l l.e pre-1 wno ure. iroiu un to vt vi-nle.l entirely? s.-ii-niii.poriini; uuniiier ... men an.l j!i woin. ii; a (total or illll or l.t.r.t per rent of ihe slii Sl.lllon lvT. Iiiilliilniw niu-lil idi nl l.ody. These Ini lu'de: I2n 12 to I n. in., .Iiiiiin will liiiimlcast lreshlnen:. !.: Hnphiiiuoi-es. r.r, jun n iH-niilirul Itlllr ililly I'litille.! iiors. .ri'i seniors, three ' Kra.luates. "Wlull'll V- llo Now That thr" three specials, two K. II. f. slu- Ilark I'euifN Aiv liiMippcnrin." dents, rive first year taw students. three second year an.l thr.-t. lhli-,1 Man Who t'oulil Main snwtl year law students. (lint ;ct frf'miiiirr-'H Xirni't ; Two hundred mill forty-six. 9 72 .per rent or the entire student Id'ltl.lN. AI') When Uory ipoiiulation. are partly seir-sunnorl- t)f this uuniiier lf are un n shot in liecemner. I!f2.;an.l !m are women.- Kiirhty-ftv.- The ! Claude C. Pratt I Lumber Co. Th I'oor Afnn'fl Frlcnil" OpiKl. 1 oiitHlry. IIIOSl3 2I8-W. No Stimlny JUtsiucss III U GRAND E Glas9 Drugs 7710 jOX Pmi Star Word conirs from several of the leadiiiir univei-sitics (lint tllP IlKllnl full li,im:nel.,.,.,; I., .!. ...... ...a. ... I 1 ' 7 ,. K" "' ""-'l''iVi,onniir was rnnd. nm.d la death inB. ine weeuing-mit process, is to ttike place somewhat earlier !:" thllfl tJRtllll tlPrnnsft nf thoie Avoe., An,wl;.;. 1 l....llfor onipll. lly In the l'..ur Courts : freshmen are In this eliissiiieati.in S.M ninuiiiiiii. II limilro,,,, l , l.v.. ,., ii. mi.,,.,1 I... .,., ,i -. had l. ...... u, .,, Itecn thought that recently atlopted Hiore rififid relllire-iiH,,'r of Jl'o ft'lliKclns. who or-'inor.s mut ai' seniors ments for entrance, with alolition of the privilege 0f ad-i;" ,1'"1 Uir "v',:",ion- hIn,,1 ' lx0"0 ! , - wmm-n 1-mim.ihmi... . . . ' 1 pM twien rru'iniship ami duly, it was, In tho ".! 7 per ceni classifiei mission under conditions would serve to reduce the mini-ji'"'i,e,i r.crntiy. an supports hy outsi.i- in ip. i;t fail- Of HOW Students. Imt mnst; mliiniilinmil i.wtilnto.Mu hutm! OVf,n,lor Wl" a r,nH" rrI,n,! r "T" '"on an.f ftSu-un- women. Th -jMr. 0lfh;iiis ami hal nrt.'-tl an his j (fi slimon lcni with 2t;;t. 'llie loltnw with 172. the I lii this elans, ami Three MimnlriN) and lathil to state lo what nt they ure self-supporting. inuiu inau mey can conveniently acComn.O( ate. The nrea-i-t man ai tho laiter'n wothiinr sophomores e.it Hitutttlon is in strikinjr "contrast to that of only a fowfet TTXJX Xlt'TnU: ,c.us iijjo, wiifii me coneses were competing with one 'iiiBem. aitiir.intii . v. ry erron ..iKi,iy.fiv ftnotlier for students. ,n h"v' " iv, r j, . . jsnve n is iri. nii, reius.-a to Krani t . . it is no longer necessary to urge young men to seek Reprieve. (. A remorseful o-imnny kno8 the advantages of academic or technical training Thev 'ip-t Th0 --""t'iti.' siniKKie between ! km re. is the day nrt. r it is preciate its value and indeed its absolute necessity iMhtpre. " me to miiKe progress in the race of life. Dean Lord of j'"'p" ""' 'iraiuatie r.nture or l!osto college, has just completed an extensive study' of j". . ".'., ,,"11 ".i r.n education' eash value. Finm examiiiations of a largo h'' '' " 1,11 M" '""" to llliniliw of P1IK.X lm nl. II... ,. : I.. i""' ""'"r of justice i'. niuiinu iintAiiiiiiui yvHliy ANNOrXCING THE OPENING OF Rodes Meal Market SATl'RDAY, NOV. 8 Choice Meat at the Right Prices Whore the Dollar Imys the Most. Across from Hnh-k t;ni-n-i' 1113 Adams Ave. Spend Armistice Day WITH THE AMERICAN LEGION In La Grande Red Cross Drug Store Spend Armistice Day i WITH THE AMERICAS f.EGfGft' . . In La Grande Make That Suit ft HART SCHAFFNER & MARX i'"MWVti'J'14T.ll-aF' UMisiMKlAiiA&a MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES PHONE MAIN 7"iD Spend Armistice Day WITH THE AMERICAN -LEGION IN LA (iRANiE . Spend Armistice Day WITH THE AMERICAN REGION In La Grande NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Rutton Holes Stumping Ruttons Coveretl HEMSTITCHING PLEATING LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS' r Ctmio of the untrained men at ?I.2(MI; of the high .whc.tl 'i-npr. .no ,-,, ,.ri.M. gramialc at f.Jtlll and of the colleiro Lrriidiintc t XI! null ! ',''l in nii..iit f..tlii.- The tot.ll Pllt'llilHi'S l.f thn thiAn l..,i,tu i. ..r - "I' "I nre not only permltl. .1. hm af. uic given us ?..i,hhi, i.s,()(i(i sifrO.mio resnectivelv t" partiet,.ai,- m national Tho lllltl-llilipd mnn nrei-,li.,.r l n I 1 1 . . i It'""'!'"- I'op.' I'ltia I -"' wi-iiii iiiu, in-iii ui tic- jcl. rKyui. n eiine lowani nepeudeiife aUer llie age of fifty, while the college man does not reach this point until fie is sixty. The possessor of nn education reaps benefits far more Important than any money can give, Imt it is evident that even from the financial viewpoint, education does pay. xii-v-i.-, ..... .. 11, r ' " ''""".in- ITi'"'" .Id C.-rinait ntty. aceor.llns; to llie llayrlsetiei- Kurl.-r. 'I'tte eierity-' in.-n were ntt. n.linir the Ocfnian' pray.-r npnstnlale nu.l i.-re r--i eiv r .1 tn nu.li.-nr.-- by in.- T'ontlff. The coiTxiration that pursued a policy fif plowinjf profit hack into its- property in fat years finds no difficulty in Weathering lean years. Same may bo said of an individual frhii cultivates a savings bank' account. A Massachusetts court sentenced a reckless driver to prison for (wo years. That is equal tn 3G5 days for each teroitd lie would hav jptifu.d ifihe had not killed a pedestrian. Kchool children tvhn Rtnniblf over arithmetic may thank their ufars they do not mve to figure out a government cotton crop report. Speaking financially, Canada is said to k thoroughly lignid- but alcoholic-ally gpp.kina it is dry in spots. 18 Acres FOR SALE Well niiprnvr.l. in .ilfs'fj. Lest of soil: neir IsUn.l City nn Mfh way. Thin proparty h riser f afl estnte that inu-l l.e settl.d al mire, and we i n at l..ifs.iiii pil.-e and nn oo.l leims. It lll make n f,n ,o,e nr ; if.l Inv.Ktni.nt. fomr in nn,l let tin lei! you :, nt.nnt It. PYRAMID LAND C'0 Mam 1 r. W. rorrl, v. I rVeery. W. H. Kerry oarleal IV-Mraro Spend Armistice Day With The American Legion In La Grande W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. rnrTirriTrrsiTiTiTs"ii Spend Armistice Day WITH THE AMERICAN LEGION In La Grande i t
