La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 19, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPARK FfWra THE LA GRANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley "Ikcldiik .( " IlirvJT 5HLS I . . ILL STOP 'j'. -7.; ...-rr-,. fl pnriiT nnir "v iUMii' Si o,t inia ni n-n'r HAY IN FOMTGFJ "THE MWH . CANADA G VEN nTTTTTm : MM SI 1 7 ;-'' La Grande Evening Observer i ' .. imi;i'i:mi:nt NKWsi'Ai'i.it PnhllatiM! dally and weekly at I.a llrnnde, Oreiron, by ihe i, a (iKANDio KyuNiNd onm;itvi-n i'urii.isiiiNj co Hltl'CK IU0NNIS Editor KulrrMl at (xmuifljca a L Oruude, Oniroa, aa rlecouil Claaa Mull llnllnr. , On eale lu oilinr elite. Oregon Hotel New. Hiitmt, I'ort (and! Imperial Newe Mland, Portland; Multnomah Nuwi HiaiM. Portland ' Addree. alt communication io TU Obeervar. 1411 Adam, a.e., la Grande, Oregon. bUliSCKIfl'ION ILiltB Ity Cairtar Dalit, per month Dally, per three montli. 4allr, per ala nioiilha, In advance .jally, elngla copy . y mall Dally, per month .. Iially, per nil montlia, In advauoa Dally, per y..'ur, in udvunce ..... Oheerver.Rtar, per year Tde -.(4 H te tna til.lt tt.Ut ij.ue i CI'IK ANIJ COUNT OKI'IOIAI, I'AFBIt Tna Aeaoclalod Free la cxclualvely entitled to use for pub lication of all ncwa dlepntchce credited to It or not nlherwtra eredlted If publlehcd therein. ' All rirlita of republication ' apaclal dlapateboa In tlila paper, and aieo the local uvi toareln alao are reaerved. MEM HER ASSOCIATED ITtKWI The Aaanclated Preaa la fi c.liielvely enlltleil to nee for poV haatlon of all newe dlsnntchcaVcredllMl to It or nt ollierwli.. predltud If publiulied therein. All rlirhta of republication of apeclal dlapulcbee In thla paper, and alao the local uvi herein alao are ' raaarved. : VKACK I I.K.WK WITH vol', my nr-ntv I irlvc ;inl yon: lint aa thu worlir.u;lveOi, live I unto you. I.rt not your heart, be troubled neither let II be- un-ald. lol.n 14:11. uitfi in ,1 c' -.-.V J It., UiMi & I 1 1 i 1-.. i.r a at i v , ai.i't i is. Fie CIIIEC IE HA5 PUT IKS nSPABIMENT , 'litl I IN TOfrtOTCH SHAPE Bf MAKIMO Mfijil HEEDFD PROVEWyiTS j XofficesILVER GRILL IS PURCHASED i .NKW YOlilC (lly thf AHrtnc-luf.- il I'ri-KM). (oi;ili-li llhci iy In J ' iiH own iJfVt'ttM.nit'ni Willi lu-artv ' fonpfrrrllnn nrnonrr' thi'Tii nil nn'1 X llif- i'iititi'' In iiiuttiTK itf wmiiU. t . i'lf njlU y In I lie j(i!y poUry ilirotj;tti which tt.o JirHlxh rniith'' . Ill In- iiltU- to ciiiiiinue l hold J "toi' thrr" n Mh lnrtii-nc" ; in flit woilil, lir llsm.- Ilouanl, ; i Criliish u(li:ifMMtli;r t WaHhint?-1 -J ' ton, i) fl.wcil Tut -B.l.ty nihl in : ' ! ad ;NltliMi Im l'frt I he ':ui:itlt.i:i V l.-i-.K i. I (n;ula, rspt lnll, 1p rrtltl, 'lv. rouson of Jut ftoftillon n un . Aiiinic'in powi-r, will Ii.-ik1 nil cptiuDally linpofii:nt pint" in lh t'wtim tli-vcliipnirn: if tho liiit- f . isli i mpltv. . . j ttin ri'Kt Of !! I flir iitrlfnlf n'iV CAT . TdAUS MA UK tO. By Junius I'Uvxv nrr t si(lc to ciTj' ttiliit. oxjrepl (In mo I fp'ii-ic plKIIKIf'.nipIt !((: tils. Mrs. J. J. l.urlirlilsro, of t!r' "It will In' for lior," lie ml "to. interpret 1 to tiut fi i iinrs tun l the ututmif or v tJiiM frrfut AinCrirnh icn:ltlif wltli !hih wo not only iln.ro Mil in- a - , frUnJtthlp ami In u-nre In lin:4- jfutun-. ! i - "In view . of the . constantly In-1 J f j rrnn Hint? Iiiiptniuri: of A imrica. : , North , itml- Month. In tho -t-cono , t m Jo ,u will 'i;k- 'thf poMtiral nf-j I t'uiTK. tif tltf 'vrorltl ut: lurjre. tht; Itnpoi'tnnct' of . t'umulu's . hIiuit in linpcilitl ini'l world 'uffnlrji , run, I! 4 tliinli., huriily .hi' , ovpr-rsllmulf' I ffni nine 'tiifit, Jiiiljfinir hy thr wiH'hnn , of i the Hliitt-iinii'ji tit tho ll'IM. villi U'tll- tateV - llll- li-ll-r . W'lt 1 It ft nor' ill unity, and sum." 1 What Teachers Get The National Tcacht'ifi' association, compo.sod of a liu'jrc majority of the 700,000 mmi and women who prosido 4'ver the tislinties of the childhood 'of the nation in class rooms of thu public schools, iinnouncuM a country-wide cru hude 'for higher salaries for those who teach. The association points out Hie great number of "youiisr, inexijeuienccd sills" who o teaching, but aiKiies that since their, responsibility is great and their couragj !timl to the undei lukinic they hhould be encouraged by better salaries, both to make them think well of the teach-' ing piofession and to induce them to slick to it. Jn spite i)f advances tip to GO and 80 per cent since the1 war,' the . average income for teachers ' i,s no lie tier than it was before the war. Since tho teacher is paid out of taxes ind tbi). public resistance to any further increases is bc t'oniiiig' jidniiiaiil, the teacher:) feel that, they are likely tti (in: indefinitely without redress of their wage griev ! jncin".' V' ' V ; ,Tli,e.' as.l',ocialioi, therefore, will kIioss the iniporlance i.f U)tS,wilary ilcpv iuyill school luidge'ts as against all Either raids for .whatever 'Vause uiion the public treasury. i The "jlilfll-iifeiy W tfflthei,' t1ieKtK?TiWton "clttftMH, has' a debili tating influence hmiii the entire school system. It sifts out 11)6 bt'st teachers, who can earn a lietler living at sonie tliing .else, 11 turns away all the more likely candidates. And it tends to make of nil teaching a' transient instead d" peiiiianeiit profession. Finally, it is oinled out that nowhere should leaching be more efficient and' lietter paid than in a democracy, where so much depends upon the character and education of the whole public, All of which is sound doctrine that might not to need a crusade by tho teachers themselves to drive it home to the adult consciousness and conscience of the American people, lu r.oiiM' tov.'mi you hnw to b- i il.nlur In l,r(,:.r, ltn, in olh i'iM yim li::v- lo nee 11 doctor jil'lfi'-MH-lr. I.a tin, id,. Is In tin luth-r ::u h. I wiri-. witm:ssi; sru mm: i i:rt;i:.si:. or.-. n.n-oid liurd, I'li-sl l.uily: "'I'lii' impcrs lire hiuribly full uf M-nudnl uoMMilltys, aren't llicy"" S4'cuml Ijniy: "N't. H'm ilrcadi'ull I t-aiii i;cl io my hou.M'utirk till I I ur li! oVIiK'U." (Iriimli' I'ounlry club, and Dal Hud bpclh. fiirmi'rly iiKHoi-iutfd with thi KbicK I'nt. liuvc purcluiHt'd I lit Sil ver drill and are hmv ill Juiiciesylo:! Mrs. MurhrlilKc will relunin :il , ........ Ihe i-lub tiH caterer lor the urrii.-ut ' ' "i"""'"'1 a while Mr. J I in M. ! Ii will the reitliluriint. I he bimiue.SM will be (,),e iiluiii; the H.iuie liu. a uh in the Ji.lHt with luinrfi burouicnie. rr- ei '. w-wmyxmf w. jhppp ' I anaire!"1 l'rlnricbl by ahnotlmr hilur.fa- offing the' public.' . !lliroi:irb tin- bead with iv 2:' -caliber, . ? . ., .r..', ,j rifle. lie bad been III for aulne J 1'CatUllng the llew SHOWING Extraordinary!! 1 me mosx. coniDieic line 01 suk invorciic we . nave ever iisicl the neriHtne or war; A It. MY OiriCllJS Ilt(IOTKI) tinio nix! 11 was hcliovoil hy 1iIh;v rctatlvi-H that lif worrioil n trroai fh-ul ovrr It In comlillon. Mtti. Unrd I wttm-nu...! tho nVinnlhiL' ' ! Ho look tho' rifle down from a hooli on i hn wall, placed tho diuk- f SAI.KM. Ore. Promnlion of'xlt! In hln month and pulled the The old rrov.'t li exliorlH to look cuptuin Thor.uiH 10. IMlea to tlio ' I rioter before she eoirld pn vent lieiere yon leap, hut thewe duyn frade of Infaiiiry and exi oiillve of- litin. .Mr. Hurd wuh u carpi-nler, people i:re K'tt Ihkt B fhey diin'l , nrep of Die fcid 111 fa in ry . hriiraile j f nrmeVly tlvillK !it (.'oUllle. ' Un even look he fore fhey .shoot. 'wuh mmouneed In nrdo.-H Imnied hy .sliU h bin widow lie Is mirvlved hy Idoorjre A. White, adjuiant-Keneral. four ehildren l-Mltli. Viola, Mabel The men thi (lie shopping mi ('aptain Itllea hat. hern adjutanl of and (ii-ore. SaiiinJity niu'.its ncwmla,, while Ihe brigade Hinee usH.Kinent oft " IheJr vles ;;et n hair out. jlie:nhtiarteiH to Oregon several j Vim I It Willi a Want Ad. jiiiontliK hko i.nd lii proinollon loj"' " ' - 1 I.ITTI.1 1 JOII NY'S I'OMi; ; executive ofliei r folio wh the JiK- mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i ne i iirn-w aii:tii 1101 iiiik iiiiiik'ii, fihuim ...n ... r.t. ..... , I thin; Ihey'll have io serap Vr, of Major lltnr' llrunihniiK h Io the For fat!-.i;r had io have hit Iron ' k neral slaff of ihe 4lHl division, lie went and .,ite the clapper. jennipoxed of the troopK or tUvjfon. . WaHhinlon, Montana, Mulio anil I People vio low in jrlnss (muses 1 Wyoming. , ; should have slnined t-l:is. j Mtii(A' ,iil,a iH ",l,ivo r ',r v g county and lias geen j i' yeat s of . lhmbund- "V( eheelr In I be Hervei He w;iH Hfalioned al the t t t f Trousseau Crepe, Crepe Supreme, Jersey and Undium Silk ana vrepe ue uninc in commnatior.s, .' owns, step-m ,sets ana buuuoir uis ol. imported French models. , . ', : ' : Our salesladies will gladly show you : ny of the 'numbers' and with a amuU deposit any gannent will be laid away ;or you. ( ' Ueautil'ul ' Silk Lingerie is n. most '-acceptable gift for any woman. .'; i "',. ,-' . Very ; Reasonably Priced at--i' ' ' ' " ., ; $375 to $19.75: ; SHOP ont . WINDOWS PENJtLKTON M'OOI.K.V MILLS HATH KOISKS ffroeerj man liaa punt i iiiimi back Ah .triin bonier for a time ami lalei from the I.Mdi m;itl;ed "no fimdh." I w, lt ovenieafl. Wife: MThM,t ipieer, I raw ail I " ' ad In the paper only y.Merday Kcrtnloii Will .Jnooh Cup. Ihal Hie bank lull a Hill-plus of OliKtJON I'lTV J. h". Heanlon over $:i.iMm,iMHj." v.()n tl)1, j..0,m ,.,, j-n,m ,.. i MeCauifliey In a Ilii bole mateh on I'ti l'ern)-(i:i will piiduihly Imi jIic loeal linkn here 2 to 1. The referred In ikav m "(be lirM ue"" ! eomnetiiion hint been tin;: on for tlein.'in (.1' t'.ie Male. O 4 '!'!,,. tl.,.la ...... (ll It.w. rl:,:;;:eH tlio.t who :illl h.ive a lit-' lie, and Uioh- who have a lillli I hire moni I)k and more than a aeore of loeal irolforn Wen elir.iinal ed. Winners, in the diifer. ni n.j;lmi wen- :u ib''l niedrtht. ORIIAT.U.S I.AMI IK NCT lie. an. I iiioh;- wiiii have u nine,' , ra ijiW'AT . " tt'J !lS EVERY DAY A fe0Sf1 . wwen;:.:,r it,?z backache day? wwrnmipgi loo; a eiuiple Of ( away evervi liiier duinum ami rhrlit .me liia way. I -a .rande 1 .tlks llae l'oti.ni Ihe t hum' and Con; ct'.'d II. Look Before Crossing A rather novel contribution to l;ie current discussion of how to lessen automobile accidents is made by a New ork physician. It is to employ the power of repeated suggestion in an effort. to make the public more careful. For 15 years he has gone his daily lound about the me tropolis on the front seat of an automobile, sitting with his chauffeur, "for the reason that the utmost attention is required on the part of both to prevent us from mure or less damaging the New York City pi'deftrinn. I'p to the present time we have not damaged a single individual, hut we are not at all sure about tomoiiow. There are those who use our streets who apparently insist on being run over,' if one is to judge from their indii'feienee to their surroundings, continues the doctor. As he sees il from the fiont seat of his ear, alxuit 10 per cent of acci dents may be laid at the door of the automobile driver rmd the rest are due to alienee of concentration on the part of the pedestrian. Here is when; he believes u policy of org-.inized sug gestion would come in. lie would have, every new spapel print conspicuously on the front page daily, "In-fore you eiosH the strwt today look carefully to right and left." He would have the same winning flashed on motion pic ture screens and posted up in all the schools and public buildings and the sign displayed on every third lamp post. Within ft . few days, lie believes, every person who is not liliml'or illiterate would Involuntarily look lo' light and left . la-fore cunning a street. He would tlo so U-cause he could not help it; it would have become a habit. Kveii if Mich a scheme of publicity is not adapted, self t'duration of every individual in this common mmisp pre caution is s,silile, mill obviously aciiiiviiHat of (he habit would n dure automobile accidents to the minimum. Viiurlsl at NiH.",nr:;: ".iv vc ia'::r Ilic lullii yiT."' Vuitlc: "Yes, sir. As WHii ns ll:c Imtit's stop ui'lbm' tii will bear tbi' inar." A jury in compnBoi! of 12 pei' irniiM who we :u!i r how rfium lliey can Ket away an.l whether Ihey will be aide in Lrucuii lijiht- hiioU laiuo and nciiy? tortured with s'.larp, Iialn'i; lutserulile witll dl'.y spelts and kid- CLAUDE C. PRATT Decorated Almo.-.t everybody knows at least one fussy little nun v.ho leiiiinds him of a mimuily icort. A crisis is anything that ran obtain a lii"";i r lu'.-.tlllne than a triangle minder. Kiglity-ol'-nt-y: The in-euliar piivileyu of iive l..n liuiks. - " I til : ii ..' . ' It! ' V a. v . f - ! Is your Are you rlieumatie headaeheH, nev irrcirulaiitiea? No wonder. ! then, you feel worn-oat and dis-; ro irar; d. I tut have you riven :niv thnuirhl tit votir kliiiiiv:w Yott should! Weak kh.reyH , ;mi' jinv. jeopper W.ikIi lloih-r from hb for Hitch troubleii. loiit risk nr-irlec!! I ir.ne ltoan'8 1'IIIh atnnulant diu-j -Aak her !inw tlnw prir. a com I retlo to the fclUm . Here's a La pare with tin mail order lioUHcn. I (iiuale case. Sniifs of oilier barffain.i In build - I.. II. S:v.iirer. Ia07 .laekijon ; malerialn. I aven it", n.tyf: "tinsti-nt rbllmr ; I j tho uuuoti weaken"! my kidney. i ! ami I often had baekaehe and i tilmrn pains thrnn-;h my kldn y. i I 'oldy mad" the trouble worth ; and my kbineya acted irr-jfiilarly. llOllll'H I'iUll (ton II Hlopped t he 1 bael.aehe and rid rue el kidney' complaint," "The lVwtr IMnn's I'Vicnu" I'rlee i!nc. at all deateru. hon't Oppi. loumby, IMloNlj IMAM i Hlntply ask rot a kidney nmedvj So HumUy IIuUim-ka -jrel Itoan'H I'llla- llie r:inie that I , Mr. Hp.nrer had. I ojt.er-M ilbim 1'n.. Mi' in.. Mufialo. N. Y. Adv. . !,k)K hi:ki:, wyw! No. 1 Cemiine I'loxible Hyer Sleds XX.th o. -2 s; : Nl.-iff 1 S'c S.V1& Tell your mother thai she can tret a lar:;" Bl:;e I" -nvy weight, all- Nhl'f. SI.9N Imw in"kiK lot A. The Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. HOOI) lzlS'KK. oro.T-lour CJil- inese and four JapaitfMe. wanlcd foi de portal oiY, havlVitr "t-ntor .! 1hr ootmtry a itliotit in:wiort, wen taken to Portland today by Immi gration CoiumiHH'iOiieiH. r.onhan and lnspeotor Holmes. The mei. 'raptured two of the chines- hen Saturday nitfht and two .lapantn. worn tai;en from a loofilnjf camp at lee. Sunday the federal nfn oeiH oriptured 1 wo ot Iter -Tapnnrae a! I.yl", Waalt. Ueturninj,' here Inst nlKiit tlley disoowred the twr other Chinamen in the attio of i Chinese laundry. ! -.Two cf the Chinamen were 011 ' paired here as nsiauranl proprie lor. Tho other two were em ployes. , ' ' ' ' I . Hi 1 Skirts are irrttinir shtTtcrx So the fritls arv adopt mp prt'pureJneM .measure. Th-yc iroitut in ft r tlstlc hosipry. Hatik itoekinu. with DIM. ioliKK ciutri tcrs JcerStft3. av ' ta t IM ry U'urst. MARKET JflEL'3 GROCERIES PHONE MAIN 7.VJ Fruit Cake 50c lb. Hulk .MiiKe .Meat New Hand of Hulk Riuei' Kiaiil, l"c tii;rt Civatii and Milk Kie.-.h fmin 1'ie c.mntry every movni.i!;. Hull: ar.d IJnk Sausage H.u'an ar.d Sliced ll.un Out iiHMis atv covt i'iinent in- peeled. I- The Complexion Of Youth A woman's attractiveness may not be her- fortune but It is constantly u Houioe of proper pride. A eban, youthful com plexion In tine beauty essen ' tial and it - in aided tmr prlfftinly hy regular facial m:ifiae;es .it I lie hands of a bvatily Xpert. This shop in eApfoluMy trained and experienced bi Kivinif facials. Make an p pointim nt today. GEIST MAIUNELLO SHOP llniiil) A, Soiiinicr UMg. -A IVeauty Alii tor - livery ?Vwd." Phone Main 577 WOOL 'DRESSES : ,.' '";';" ; ''; Age'S lo t.l'.'-.Priccii-il'!.: ' '''.':''"'! . S:i.25 'to ?!).oo ' 7". ; . VELVET DRESSES ' .-' . ' ' Age'S to Id " ?5.0(.to'?f.75 . ; ; v i SKRCR. RLOOMICR imKSSES V .Age,, to,i . -, , '.'! v 5'.2" its 57.00 Everylhing in High-Grado Childiea's Wear at Popular Pricen. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Stamping Hut ton Holes HEMSTITCHING HuKons Cirverel PLEATING READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS todaK Amateur Laienaars Make yrtnr ChriKtmaji frrert 1ns th' per.innl wtrt. They're attractively math-, liaud(Mmi-!y tlK:wd and properly prlr."l - jr ;."ir eueh, I"rop in an I see tin in. Red Cross Drug Store VUll It': . wnere mere J w'ay to . make K rnoriay l-'ycrylmdy whti worl huiUck MKntry tlx real pnibleiti 4m Ut iHriW on to Mttne of it. He-lM -;hl now Iff lit' nlde a part of nnr wim;cm lo iianl Mjtaliw jioshIIiIo h 14 iM iitHlH j-'r a. sfc-iiiie.sf or titieinpltij ' ii nil I.' Stnrt a K.YliS A CCrt. 'XT : Ml na.aa haaaal.' aa ll la ' fai. .- niiumm fi-Aiil not' ilolli 1 "P. , , Yom wiM snn Ume n antnnnt In n'strvr Ihitt tr.HI cArry foil oicr Hie tmu vliri yrrtir ennilri funrrr IN nil fT. Mo nay 4 Inlereil ipi El liui ileia4ii, i 11 i VI 1 ' (O m&fsjR. ir-!X ft irrnm ird n ist sun urtj lu tW -at vca W'taU'aW 'JGU11D -IMUflUU: - FXQ'JkESSJVr.'