La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 14, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTi-iitav. tfoVemW H 1021. tttf, r.;A r,?,A.Nnt5 even two nnsrfcvnft La Grande Evening Observer ' IMIDI-l'.MllONi' M:V.SI'AI'i:it Puhllahed dally and weekly at Jji (iraixla. Oregon, by the UA. aiMNlM 1CV1JNINU OliHBHVIIt I'Um.lHllINO CO. UltUCH UHNNIH .... Silllf If THE OLD HOME TOWN Kntnreii t poalofitu. M La Grande, ureyon, a tlocund Cut. UM alftllar. On eale In oilier clilna Orea-on Motel Nbwb tilund. Fort, toad: lMDerle.1 N.wa Hlan.l, furimuil; Multnomah NeM Ulan!, Portland ' i ' AddreU-ah communlcaJInu. to The Obaerver, Ml Ada.ni '.. I A Gruniie, Or on. MlrlSCHIt-TIO ItA'ltH II j Ittirler Dally, per month bally, per three mom he Dally, P'-r aix uiouiha, In advano ....... Dally, .Ingle copy Itf aiail If .-....4.6 ..0 .(2.5B -la.ot Dally, per month Dally, per elx month. In aUvuuca Dally, p-r yar. In advance Obeerv.jr-8'ar, per year ...... , CITY AND CtJUNTT OWMilAl, l'Al'UK The Associated Vti'n is eiclualvely entitled to ua for pa llontlon of all nawa dlapulr.ht.a credited to It nr hot othertelae er.dlt-cl if published llu-rein. All rlKlue of republication of apodal dlapalche In tlila paptr, and alio tlia lonal n.wa herein alao are reaerved. tx 1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Tha Aaaoclatad I'reas la azolualrely antltled to DH (or pub. tleatlon of all nnwa dluputchee oredlted to It or not otharwlM radltvd If publlahed therein. All rlghla of republication of epoctal dlaputcLoa In thla paper, and alao tha local aewe tereln alao are raaerrad. asi'isiihc vi: ciukatnuss unin on- tiod. ti- i ih ltorli, lita ttnrk Ih jMTft't: ,rm- nil hiii wuy,. nru Jinluiiii-nt: a (oil uf li-ulh nnil without lnliiilly, JuhI and rii;ht la luv--' Deuteronomy 3"::i, i, v fU- OTtfl)fnO ItO I '3MJ AC iJ M Jit. I. Th' nor bUMo muh ch a MAtC te BctH uRteo tf at AWO.mT Voil O0- FlfcE. 1 i I r .auyfl tt V By StAiilcy j,,t',ll yi,r ''tp'o'tt out or or- HiI.MrllMr: ''I Kt Hi" rlKttf mi in- 1"T. llirt'c thit.d tn muTOMtlnii. . rVxD E NEWT SHCtf AKPAPM' j ' 9 Tin' cni'lv lilr-iN not Iho iMihlk-lly. V ri'itil n kimmI ilcnl aIhiiii (In Mr I lolilti, bill tiiMhlnic nMii lli lilM imhs - rin(. to mvi: rtui - Dr. "Imrrlnirlim: "Whiit wuh tin nuttiir with your jmiUnrV w Dr. fVirrhifc'ion: "Hh rnMi-.l lur eir lo ilfitih hirauw Jim! nolliliiK' l' worry nlmul. " RUSS TRAINS SERVICE GOOD MOSCOW (AH-In Ihfl nUiUI oil t lie k iiral lntliiHt rial prot r;it ion j suclid ilixinliKrulinn, . it ml tit- j drciltiiloun nf niiitty 01 111 itorln;il lirocowtfH of 111"! lit Hilwdii, noth ih'A Hi'i Iiih no KlrlUitiK its lht i-ri'l- . olf fnikH Hunk .Kinir iwrnw t-l.-niy nhl romroil of lh- rallrtia.l ami I.loy.l fi.m-tt'- an- l.riillH'iH. 'h.-rvir... aiiIiohkI. th Soviet litis , " Ji'Jir Trom an a)i iiaif n tun Im-i- oi 'Taliri.no nun iloln hntliln fnr loroilioiivrK-ol- mtw nK r ooarh.N. m.h.nly wlmi vnn'l iln nuililn rui-ljj ihainlaitiM a,triiv, ri.'i-vii'r whirl. vun- 1 1 r imuli It. low ilio Nlaiidanl of tin- - - ipcrlal ilayn. Ik ;U tin; tuiiiw tiiih- u iNntlcc in Cmllinrs. . ,(.r(l(Ht )() (hl rouillry KslUl ilH lva. nt th-pti-ti'il i'rHoufoi'H. Nollro In horchy piviMi ffmt fM''i';il Cfirliiuit hnn lttn iv I ho irouniv rourl nr tln Ktnii. M Ori.-I'""1 (pon for I'nlon ('on nly, appnlhtrd iKxtTiitor of I he Knlntf) of ICiln'1 Af. AniorlcariH unl ollitr foit itfn vis- li-uvrl from Wtirwi w. Itirlln or. Kixa to iliu larpfiT tlti-tt of UitHHia un.l tnjoy many of ilu Thf-OuiM TMfc tF HOST'S OF auMT tAS-JW, HtAfcvt-r, J-V-fOf-.ifAOf. OOOt-iTTt-C U..uH,Pl TVJ OFFICE CAT tAaos fruuiK ma, Junius The Ever-Popular Bible 1 Olio kImhiIiI fthvnys l;v ran-fiil, I'vi'ii nf liii'il.. .Many a swallow linn Imi-ii sliown to linvr an awrul kirk. We thlaU a food naiiM1 for tt new tnatfiizlnt' would In- "K'liiMtnu." That oiiKht to lx kooI. Jl rover iwryllilnK. 1 T'.i nnlv ilirrriiui li-lwiin ru ami a Kiavi- Is In Mir wl.Ith ami '. llnM''i ili plli. Ut-t out of Hii' rut. 1 Recently at the Oregon hotel in Portland a bible which had been stolen from a room in the hotel wan returned by mail with due apology by the man who Htole it. And this bring. to mind once more that there is a shortage ol' bibles. It ia said that in older to secure a bible quickly the mtreKt Way is to put up lit a hotel and stea! the Gideon bible which is always to be found .in a hotel room. Of Pnn.MO if iu n,if r, t.in flil.wr in ,.u iUn n-.,uf f iU."J Wul'" Hl111 H-lllulllH an op.-n r.i - j. i 1 -i i. ; . .. ; i 1.1. li . uregou noiei learneu wnen nis conscience pinyea niae ana fieek with him after his theft, causing him finally lyre-, turn the good book. , I Many readers might be enlightened to know that the American Bible society operates at a loss, An officer of that society says .that it would take r0 years to supply "the world with "Bibles, if the present, output is. kept up. There are now 20,000,000 bibles a year being produced, too. Perhaps this sinful old footstool isn't such a bnd place us we'd thought, if 30,0.90,000 folk a year can find time 4o buy and read n Ilible. Religion is not dead. Few peo , pU live by what .they believe to be right. It will hurt none of them to rend the bible. .j ' Wlint thr Miinll hoy dm-Mi'l im ilri'Mliunl why 1 1 try r(nlii rown !ii.lo JiiiIko jaili rhMlt sal Man1 fairs, Tun Ili'Mtonslhle I'ollioim. : AhW "My ooy Ih a dlr-'ottn- in a Imnli." .tanm "V.ll. vat Ooch ho do?" Ahlr "lli tlirt-t'tH poulal cards." AdaniH "My hoy Ih u draft clerk in a hank, lon.' Abh "II,. Ih?" ' AdaniH "He Ih, yes. He opens the doom ror thr riiHtomerH." : Thrrc iirvi'r wim a biir limit horn in rv York, mi,vh tt jvhiii ora tor. That's rlKht, tiny wri-u all Ilarhnnt, (JereaH.d: am! i anynno lro,nrwrla which : existed he lore tin having clfiiian imainnt the Maid 10h lato are hrrehy retjulnd tn prr nenl them, duly vrrlfled. to I ho uh-deilKiied- l-eculol at Ills rmiUrnre on Clrcriy Street In a CrutiJe, Oi'ff-on, on or before, six montliH from tho datti of thl uotlre. Jmled at Im ClrunUo, OrPpoh, Dila 24th day or October. J!l' 4. ' - JHHKAi; IJAfllAN'T.- V Kxcputor of; the? .KHtatwiOf KtherM.' Barhant. dercitHHd.; Kuenc AhIiWUI. Atiorrtpy for thu lixecutor. . ; 1 Ort. 54-81-XoV. 7-H-Sr war. Allhoiifrh there are, uh a rule no rt In i lift earn on thrse trntnti. pan-, HcnKorfl may Hccnrr wholesome food ; at tho Hlatlon rentauraniH alontr tho. route. Thrro im-o no n'KUlur nle - inif .pafH, a In .firo-wnr daH. hut coitirortahle:. berths ainl compart luVntHof' tho local lcuxslan type.: njllpp d with v clean hod linen, usually .caw'-bo: Bccufed. .Kin! -class lilfea jfi-oonslUerubiy less ihun 'lh tlwr.rnlted' HiatcH. 'On uioat'.of the lonjct-r route within KuHHia., regular sU-ophiK aptl reHfauraiit - oars uro muintainei hriincckrd hushaml l a man wliotc nerve In In his wife's immo. ' m:vi:u si:rrf.r:i I'oreheuds and rars ur coniliiK hack Into faHhlou," HiiyH u hair drertslnrr Journul. The wliorodhouiH A MKKI-: f.l'KSH A .Now leiM'y clrl tllsliKalil hrr Jaw mwilly by yHwnluK, IVrhaps hir was briny It-rliim! on the o tin of Ihr ily. . Tho volcano. Kllat-u Ih miptinft; (iKUliii , ll iiiiiM know that IhiH Ih n ' nroftldenitnl vear. mam: voi ie nirrs MJr'ntnly: "lnnt youh ffamiMo on no Iiohh raceBi" Julius: "Hut. If Ah wins, Ah buys ynh a new ruby brooch." Mlrandy: "Yea. an if yur loses. Ah huyH me a new waHhlub." - OK A VI I Htole A lllflM the othiT Illtll; My ciuihcM nee hurts, alack! 1 think I'll call utinthcr nk'lit. And put tho darn tlitna; hack. Many n ramll.T lmilri bn. ration tlonn im-num a pmltlotl Mi- only one or tlioiii KrUhttf ft Imlivtil. Hepalrman: "What nlukeH ;-nn Friday and Saturday Specials CHILDREN'S BUTTON SHOES In brown utid black' kid. . Sizes 8 to 8 ; . $2.00 Shoes at...'.. ......:.....1....$1.00 2.35 Shoes at .:;..'J.....;.....'.....;.....:,....?1.50 . , CHILDREN'S COATS Age 4 to G. Very special, init : only a few nt these prices.. $8.50 Coats at.......................'..:;.;i..1.. '-.L.$5.00 $0.75 Coat nt......... J.':...:...........$4.00 $5.50 Coat . at:....::..:....::.:........l....:.:..;....;...$a.oo Several other Bargains BtJ:...:............50c and $1.00 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Button Holes Stattpihf Buttons Covered HEMSTITCHING PLEATING Price is the Question We Assure You . Quality rr wKh to call your nliriilloit Y A In Hie Mt-ntlonnl (pialll ir VV C ihr rhlUlrcn's trials wo Hrr offering you for ft fnv days. l-'itt- i-ollfli-H Just thr thins Ihr 'Uetloi" rolkj waul now a - ilav-.. Mnilo of novelty materials In plain nml fancy plahU In nint every riilor, nnd l4i rnnii T In M yonis. Now color coitlrnsls! how li'tnnnliif: IiIoaa. nnd pftilletilarly tH wltrkmanslilii ihnl Is Oie miokI linpoitnnt iMinnlllrinilnlt In clothe innklhu for the hIitihiihis n'S. Itcftiitni pi'lern mliniil lo " . ,3k The Standard Fruit-Apples It is good to live in u state and in a county whore npples are raised like they are in Oregon and the Grnnda :, Uonde valley. A trip through the Imblcr, Elgin and Cove country during the picking season made one know tho . bounleousness of nature for such excellent apples are pro duced in this valley that one need seek no other place expecting to find better. Of the fruits that delight the eye nnd please the palate, ;. none is more desei'ving of praise , thn the apple. Since I prehistoric' times apples have been known and their culti-1 : vrttion began in a remote period. With tho exception ofj 'those regions of extreme heat or cold, apples grow every where. Even where the fruit is small the trees are prized for tho blossoms. There are almost as many varieties of apples as there are soils and climates. , and they differ ;ipi size all the way from the Siberian Crab to tho pound Pippin, ! and m flavor from the tart Greening to the insipid Ben '. Davis. Yet, common as the apple is, it is not common place nor has its popularity ever waned. Alongside tho peach, the pear, the plum and the apricot, the apple holds 'hy general consent a sort of priority. Whichever way you cat an apple, whether you pare and halve it with n kniTe, or following the homespun fash ion, eat it out of band, skins and all, it is good. "An 'apple a day" may not "keep the doctor away," altogether, but as a wholesome and healthful fruit, the apple is justly famed. Pies may come and pies may go, but apple pies go on forever. As for apple butter, well, there may be totter "spreads" but up to date they have not been in- : vented or discovered. Sweet apple cider is the only inter- 1 estintf temperance drink in the world, and oh. boy, to think of an npplo cobbler swimming in a bowl of Jersey cream! Somebody should write a book entitled "Apples You Ought to Know" as a companion volume to those compiln- ' lions which garner the old favorites in many a field for j tho benefit of the younger generation. Where are the ..apples of yesterday? For Instance, the Bambo, an apple Vif so fine and distinctive a flavor that after a quarter of !r. century, the recollection of It sets the mouth to watering; 'jtho Early Hai-vest." golden of tint when fully ripe, nnd do licioiuj tolhe core; the old-fashioned Ilusset, nn. npplo that ' WftMijit .much for looks, and tart to the taste, yet in its . way us unique as a Rembrandt. The :iipjle days are hpie. Kill up the bin. The Ioiir evenings have come. Keep the home fires burning in the open fireplace, and likewiso a plate or basket of red apples on the table in the living room. As long as there are ap ples, particularly red npples, life is worth the struggle. EBattan A fmod kicker has more friends on the gridiron Uin nn the diamond. J... What the world needs is peaco and plenty of it. 4 iS- 1 .: ' nnrl. rxevpt in tho matlcr of speed and Ihr number of trains dally, tho vrvtc falls little short of the pre iwotution standard. Hot worn Vos-c-w and IVtroprad then jm'o sev eral excellent trains, dally. 'Kirsi 11 aw trains are run also rroin Mos cow nnd INMroirrad to Matuil. Tlf 1.8, laku. Odessa, the Crimen, atnl other points. -Once . a w eek there afe x press trains between Moscow, and Vladivostok, with internatl jn al pleeplntr cars and diners attach ed, tho trip ocrupyins about 12 days. . On all these Journeys. Tiowovor, Mo p.tssenfer noon realizes that. the mot serious do reel in the ltusslaii railroad service is the deplorable cohi'flioti or the tracks, the roml hed and tlie cross-ties, whlrh hav not been replaced for years. Th railroads In Itussln are run at a Kreat deficit. The repair or ih" badly-Worn rolling slock. ... tenewal of parls, the hulldinfr "A new piiHSwiHer and freight cars, Ihe aironKthonliiK and repair of inse cure bridges, tmd the recoils! rue lion of ruined water towers and round-houses, have entailed enor mous expense. The Hovlet nuihnr itleH are trying? to secure a hum abroad for iho. ItiiSHian railroads, but the lenity .have nol been suf ficiently liberal to attract rorelKn capital. In Denver, a rturar factory hunt ed, destroying thousands of cigars, and we'll bet they were not nlekul on oh. ' V hope thn man who nnmrsi itinvlnp pieturoH gels a, heatiaebe. Wills Sainte Claire Owners Endorse Union Non-Detonating Gasoline -' The Good Motors of , Today ' Deserve the 3est fuel THERE are a great many excellent automobiles being manufactured today. The motors in them have been brought to a high point of efficiency. They require only a fuel worthy of them to "make good" the smoothness of operation, the speed, power and hill-climbing ability that have been so carefully built into them. Don't waste these fine qualities in the purchase of an Inferior gasoline. s Union Gasoline is produced to bring out the best in the finest motors. It gets the utmost out of all motors. Getting a good fuel is merely a matter of careful se lection on your part. Union Gasoline has the quality of Hon -detonation which means less tendency toward "knocking" on hills, and in slow, heavy pulls, quicker acceleration and a smoother, more, vibrationless speed. Be fair to your motor. Give it the best fuel you know. Union Oil Company oi California r v Scientific Knowledge plus-care II li Impoanbla lo appreciate tha ttteiit of the auientiric kiiuwlnlr and axperirnre tiMuary to employ in the making of a unit ,..,ollnt and after tliat, the care iven the manufavtur of this liquid that yuu hay fur few rent per' gallon unlr,. you have vialtrd the Union refinrrire. To gn through once would make you a r.giilar uwrof Union for you auuM tie run. viii.-etl of it. high ijuahty. T T NON- A DETONATING Gasoline MARKET J 0 EL'S GROCERIES .v PHONE MAIN 759 50 MOKK 15OXI0H OF Roman Beauty APPLES 95c Box WHILE THEY LAST K .thereiWayjaV . makcWrnoricy'" fhcrylKMly uhn wnt-bs itinkiM iimnf.- ilio i-rni piiilili'm is to hold nn In Mllllf of II. tlfcjrli) I'IrIh now lo lay ildi r. iinri of jour wnitis lo iriinrd n-nlnsi nossllilr! blli periods sll li n sickness or niii niilo niiiii, sinrt n SAVINfJS ACCOI XT ai our nan niih any Ul flntnlinf fmm mm .1,111.... w "P. Yon will noon Imvn an amount In rPMYtr- IIibi will Mu-itt yon ovit the iUum when youe rwrnlni; pntWf mt nff. W pay 4 Internal mi lime ilrnnu. nv rrymi kji't i uiiini VJQW1D -KlXiaiHE - WKT