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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1924)
Monday, Nomher lri., 1924. - THE 'LA' GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER ' La Grande Evenipg Observer INDKl'UNMKNT NEWKt'Al'EIl Published dally and weekly at La Grande, Oregon, by the CA GRANDK EVENINO OBBEUtVFR PUBLISHING CO. BRUCE) DENNI8 Editor Entered at poitolllco at La Grande, Oregon, ss Beoond Clsss Mall Matter. ' On aalo in other oltlea Oregon Hotel News Stand, Port land; Imperial News Stand, Portland; Multnoman New Stand, Portland Addrass all communication! la The Obeerrer, 1411 Adam At., La Grande, Oregon. r fcUUSCRU'TION haiku By Cairlec 'Dally, per month . Dally, per tbree months Dally, per alx months. In advance Dally, single copy TH !. s.M M By Mall Dally, per month i . 'Dally, per six months, In advance Dally, per year, in advance Obserrer-Stur, por year 60s ll.ts -16.09 -11.01 . , ; CITY AND COUNT! OFFICIAL PAPER The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise aredlted If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. , MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to ose for pub lication of all news dispatches oradlted to It or not otherwise aredlted If published therein. All rights of republication of asocial dispatches in this paper, and also the local news herein also are ' reserved. f:'j'-lTKINH.r!r:Mr dc hunioy. Rive, him bread to eat; and 1C ho bu-(Ulrnty; give him water to "drink. Proverbs .S:.l. THE OLD HOME TOWJ4 Bj Stanley te. un Powder tea L-ClNE ARMS- HPM l CKA flt FLUSH ALAM-! The Bugle Call SINCS OTBV yJALKF WA DEFaXTBD PC SHSR1P" AT -ma RBCSNT BUCCTiON hc Mfti TAKEN UTTUB INTO-ST IN THE TOWNS APFA1RS - . 1 chrslra; 8-10. U. 8. Army band music; 10-11, E. Max Ur ad field's versutilo band. Vlt'iina l'inii G.'ls Around Ban On Auto Kxliiblt lu Paris Solon I'iHlH AP) Tho French Auto mobile Kalon dot's not admit ex hibits from former enemy states. Two years ago when a German firm whose nuin.i hud been connoted vlth the planes that dropped houibs on London and J'arU dur ing tho war succeeded In Inlroduc ing their lundels' under cover of a Uutch house, so greut un outcry was raised that the exhibit wu Althtlruwn. ' A Vienna firm this y.-sr'siui-j needed In using the Kalun ev-n ll It ws unublu to Hhow Innide ,tb, I Grand Palace. It rented--a Hum- mer restaurant in the (.'hamiin : Klysees. which had cloid.-al the! end of tho season, and 'showed, ;it. J models, which were viewed ,hy many on their wuy to or from' the Salon nearby. ' , California woman asks $100,000 for her husband's stolen love, which . probably wasn't worth a nickel. OFFICE CAT ' TMAOB MAN H ft CO. Junius The most Imrrii-iisimHt IIiJiuc thai a mini tnii vnvry on ediuvhl.Y Is a chip. Gludxs K.iyH. In hir opinion, tin'! thing that makes moat people fut Is three big meuls vwry .da . j Radio Germans Want .Mmlel Ite.sloriil I1KH1.IN. AP) The reintro ductlon of tho lif-j-s ivini,- medal has been recommended by the Prussian government. The medal und all orders and decorations of , former Imperial Germany were ixbollshcd by the Wuliuar constitu tion. . Get Your Kodak Out An Idrul lime for picttlie making Is .vuluinv Wlii-tli-er a hmi't'r a lilli' have your ICodak ' rc.'nly for the plctur" .-you're sure to want. Kodaks $G.50 Up ' Kodak Film Red Cross Drug Store AHMISTIt'i: HAY l'l!(X,;l;.M .- fKY. Winnipeg. I'll a.. 7::ki p. ill., university lecture- 8:'l,1. special Armlmlee night conceit. ' KFI. l.os Angele.s. 11:45 p. in.. Aeolian organ rei-iinl; fi.r. ioi-i Ambuysador Cneoanut Grove or chestra; 9-10. voial and iimlru mcnlal program; 10-11, "Pop" prbgrum. KI'SO. Los Angeles. 3: SU-4 : no p in. lOstlirr Frieke Gn'en. In orgin .jgema, aK.sl.sted by .'o.-ul nrllsts: Thanks In a kind, In-u.rni the, 6::tti-7:3il "''nushV Jim,"-children'.! M.vli-s in iIi-i-m. . arc- -linutiiig. . friend, in song, iiiumc anil story. SIim'vcs nee to bi worn ngnln on tin-, nsdnled hy Kugene Uiml, pianist. m rift. Four n't-lwk III till" after-! KGO. Oakland. 4-6:30 p. m. niMin w ill not kviii quite mi miicli j Concert orchestra. Hole! SI Fran likp a liain'e of llleaiiaicls at i cl?: S, f'nllcg'o of the Pacific, imiiix lii'tii-ii. I ll neer mm n lac- cniinioer or commerce: iir-i u. in. one undei'lyinjr thought of makinpr the guests ieei at home, mer or The American Legion post of this city is one of the I Tomorrow La Grande blows the bugle calling together all the men and women of Eastern Oregon who took part in the World war, for tomorrow is La Grande's opportunity to entertain these soldiers at an. Armistice day celebration which has leen planned in a most perfect manner with the ''.'""""V ,""rk ','""";'N Hp'-"'y ,l"ls,raa " ra. Aa,.u,; , ,l,e ,.f .,,; V, ,, u, w:"l,.",,., ': KTW, ..-r,,n,t. ore. p. ,lr -' Concert; f.. children's urogram, . j Morv. .lean Adklns; S. iigih-ull ural upstanding organizations which always takes part in civic pnir,- if ti.ey didn't have BJ mueh,ieg eviensinn service: "s-"!i', Vori affairs and work the full, year round for better govern- j'"erduiiois. , iian.i r:viC Music club. nient and general advancement. . Not an individual nor Drains ,m n't swei. i.,.t n, head! ,,' n"J'i:,!mfo an organization in'the city can help knowing the great l"r1'" ,iiiesiru from cn-nai nech- -.:u. worth of the legion to the community. 1 .,.,,- ,s ,:. I'vi, ..,. ! Kl.tr.:,,Vi; Well, tomorrow is tne legion's dav it is the soldier's '"r "' M,-n" ."" ' :s. .-1.11.1 re,,-s hour. A,'..ru-..n . .u ik. ...11.. :..l... r ..!. .1.- - - : IllMorj:" ltlme sl.,ry: S-1H. ,le vvc.it, uic cvciu in,. 1 tuna iii.;ii nu i.iui.1 .111111:1 HIU IHIKl luxe coneerl; Id-li, Art Hiek'iuan toirether mid neiniits thrm to livn -mniin am i.C ilium.1 ,n ""' '"" "av" """" " dance u.ch. si ra. , , , , , . wanted to tease his girl lie Blul nays wnen me wnoic world lauiy tiemmen anri tottered, iier-imir ribbon. Now he Ij. ni:nu( will l.n linul liii.n.ri-nu- t,i man.' tl. eit' "l'r clgan-t cs Wh.-n li,. u Milts everyone who comes to feel it is their city,' their 'inn- ie hid ins htdi'H his flas . .1 him h.H. Now ah home, for they arc more tlmn welcome among us. It is a pteasanbiuty KsavorJrOrsoa .in La Grande to spend to-j my ,. ,,,; , ,,,;;,',. morrow in united effort to make the soldiers and all others lt,llu- i'" 11 proimbiy wouldn't be who come have the best time of their lives. ItZ "n"'" " "Kh' I lv Pl I l,-,,.,,.,... i . -I,, . r. . ,1 Hl.-nlR ( itlldy Selg.-r s Fairmont hnte.'or Mheslra; 6:3li-:3ll, ehildreirs iuur -' siune.s; ,-,:;i. itmiy sriger'a or- Market Groceries oels Phone Main 759 Winter Coatings1 Tor the woman who designs her own clothes wc are offering a wonderful selection of new coalings, suit ings and bath robe materials. ... Tan and Blue Plaid Coatings ...1.... S 1.73 per yd. Extra Heavy Crown Coatings ,..'....',..$ 1.00 per. yd Chinchilla in Clacks and Grays..: : S-i.50 per yd. Beautiful Double-faced brown and,;' ' , , , :, Clue Plaids :...........;....S3.00 per yd. Velours in New Shades 51.98 per yd. Exceptional quality Poiict Twills and Charmeine in plain colors and pin stripes at $4.50 and 5.00 per yd. New Flannels in plain colors, checks and plaids, var ied assortment of colors...:....: $2.00 to $5.50 per yd. Wonderful shades in the ever-popular Corduroy for the breakfast jacket or bathrobe, plain at $1.25 per yd Fancier patterns $1.50 per yd Armistice Day , In commemoration of the boys who gavo their all that liberty might not perish Our Store will close all day. . .a I'nnm mill I'iitM'iiK Hum; 1 liHurjMi VVJ "S:(.nulaMlk Warning Auto Ou)ners I I 1 rotutltlon will nnl hi' i-t'nrhr, In tli.M rountiy until I'.cry t'lly rnn haw a clmntpion l)ik('l- jhull ti'iuii I'.i'ry jonr, Tho Lnitcd LUalOaS pullic hcnllh srmce sends nut a timely warning to ownei-s of automobiles ajrainst the in creased danger in cold weutlu of death from carhon mon oxide poisoning. It refers to a recent news item telling ;of the death of a prominent Baltimore man found in his A iiinn m,tirinfT n ' locnl lru-T uttirf ii ml 1o t ht clri U's imniiry hh! 1i u tuit he I'oultl lt for litni.-tins w iTf.l, "I.Kcriiry I iltrtm, vhtri'-, upon tli rliTk, alter a Kliot-t I Bi'urrh Iriiwlni over a hot t It- of dysM'pHla tnli!-ls, with Un- rnuirK ( parage with .lie eiiKino of his automobile still l unninjr. y -unt. s.r." With the advent of cold weather such accidents will prob-j ably increase in frequency. . Tests have bocn made by the public health semeo !duw-l iiiff that a small 2o-horsepower enjiine in "warminR up" ; will pive off enough poisonous gas to contaminate the aii i of a small closed Karaite 10x20 feet to the danor point j in alxiut three minutes. Carbon monoxide is colorless-! tasteless and a'most odorless. Its effect is paralysis of tho ! respiratory apparatus, anil its attack is so insidious that I even though the victim may become aware of his danger ; he is often unable to escape because of loss of motive power. ;Thc bulletin then-fine warns every person who runs an. engine in a small garage to see to it that the room is j prdpcrly vei'.ti'ntetl. Windows and doors should be opened j if the motor i;-, ponnitted to run for even a few minutes. i i Mi;i.ANt'MU,V. Tht- ini'luiii'tinly days an-' lien', ' Tliry'to pr.'tty st. I at tlrtt - !- l'or Mium dun n mi ymir utlu-i tutr Sunn1 Rity will iiiitsh ynur lial. ; Youimlun. lluo, Tt h Kiani ; 'l'ti' in i'h i nt'lioly days ar' liTr, I Tin mid. cold das, and rrilH: Tli'so art Jlit iliiVM a ii-llT lias J To nrdi-r li.ai jtnn furl. Hoii.H'on, T... Cost I .isp.itcti ! ..'.Nev'StylcH-O. TT.E only oils that cook into f.rr'rmtrr pnw', Nohir)ielsciik?it. Meaty granules stimulate tl.jiostion. Never cock slicUy or pasty. Wonderful flavor. More than a new oatmeal a new cereal. Eiieray-buildinf4Cor!iobydr.ites.t!ssiie-.l''iiildinRprn. teins, if wealth cf v-trl mincr''a. A-'d New 6tvle takes only 2 to 3 short minutes to cook the quickest ccokin c:rcal-ttcft cs afuish! i Riu"l'.nn-t, kinds Nc" t- it U vaM ;.u!ck) Pinndtrd full miir nJ wfti'ii pk4. - weight, I lh. 4 or. CPCSCOGtOK OATS - Cook in 2 to 3 minutes Tilt niHunrlioly days an - litTf. Ti try and ilodirr Viii'm folly; It's 'cars' tir l'rico of coal'n dear. That ui.il-rs Vm un l;im lioly. - Ittnti.nKhain, Ala. Nrw s What of the Future? '1'ln- nirlliit.-ho'. iln..s nr.. Iirrr; Anil lluiy Ihiiiiiii i.inrli ..iii-m: III t.-, it niaki- mi- niiulily I i Ill-ill-'In lill.i- tn i-i-iiil llil .i-i-i-. "What is tho answered himseii' stock, a thing ..i to the supi'i linn ; Kegaidl.'.s.s of ure to man?" asked Nietzsche and then ' 111 the lollowimr tt.nds: "A l:m h in . .mil'. And just the same shall man be a laughing-stock, a thing of shame." I ... I whether people Mieve in man's iinisli ' unci-Miiy, as ar,).iit'iiuy iraeert liy Darwin and el!s, they lielievo with Nietzsche that there is to be a future evolu tion of man, a civilization higher than Unit of tho twentie'.h century, a lace of suor-inU'!.ects. .The suHMnian ot tomorrow vwi i)t iH. n physical giaii put, an inieiieciiiai giant, i lie tune us appumching when tho ordinary imollm will rest on a higher plane than lonl now defined by the leading minds of t(iay. 'lhat is Un no out in the educational pingicss made the world over in the last half u'lituiy. ll inn not I.,; denied that the aver age inentalit.v of today is mi a Tai higher plain! than that of even as leu-iit as twi-nty-five yeais ago. Mans liislmy .shows him gradually glowing smaller in failure but la j i i in itu-titjil caacily. The explanation U that eiviliz.ith.ii is nmie and nmrc drawing ilnnt the mind and less umii the muscular Uxly. The mind is evolving machines to tAi the place ol the physically strong. 'Ho picture of an ag. in whith only (he mentally stmng wid sui-vive is no 1 light of the imagination. iilan l. may t. .sokes to lie told that ln d.-siendrd fi-nn jungle beast. There is a possibility that the superman will find hi.; p'-' -V-.t by tl;ou-hts f a .tmesln a.! recwit t uw-Uuiwtk-cuUuy. 1 1 KM M A N I ! I A W: "1 n. v. r Ml.l ui.i-i Ktaii'l why ili-il.y Mills . imimlly lln.il liki- n i-ntrin." Mis. 1 1-ill 1 Ii:. v : -'Miiil.t- it v i-.n-H - mi ninny iii. ii arv il. iul in tin- nt-vk lit1-" If ll.- Sil.rrtlso IEftalt I., ll" Itlllin .vr'Wnifn i tatter a delicious jnack in no time ! Truly, a hi lance J ration. CTV.WH.S r- r- NOW FLAKES . rri PViC CCtyT Vi HKIIT CO "Cease Firing" NOV KM KICK 11TH, 1918 "-HP" S M rV "(case l'iiing" lonnnnm and relelna'e AKSIISTU'K DAY with the P.ojs of the Win lil War. Let's all help make this the greatest day in all the car. STOKK t l,OSi:i) ALL DAY. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. ii CiaudcV I'ioaccr Home rurnishers. i" (ioltUMi Kill MomiiHin. i jjdai-ttl in tho Ii.li.s and rUOCKKTT. Cal., (Al') (lold- around Ihti ' .' ' ' 'in!i arc iM'fomlnf; us -fut tin well u ' - L- : : lrimincntaL They arc KUIinir ihoh- " yen 1jjivi tlinr" ;'ilmil I.-tn1 lit liiltoca in this region. l.aric nuiii- ' Winter and (ovcrcti In sminip r, jcra or the poldfish an- b.-inir tul-j diriViins frum wuiiu-n In bumiu. r Ivat'-'d In a local nuisery to hu j only. Bath Robes For children age 4 to 1G; for boys ai.d gills. Abide front good quality Corduroy and Checked Manuel in all the latest popular colors. liny them for Xmas gifts. A small deposit will hold any of these robes until Xmas. New Shipment Just Arrived! ('Rill AND CHILD'S BKD ULANKETS Triced 8."c to $1.50 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Stamping Cultiin Holes hkmstitciiim; Hut tons Covered TLEATING , Spend Armistice Day MTII Till: AMERICAN LKCION In La Grande I SJQUUD -RSUaUU ' PUQtkUXW
