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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1924)
TJIE, TA CPvANDE EVENINO OBSERVER Riitnrdav, Novemlier 22, 1924. La Grande Evening Observer inim:i'i;nii:m' m-avni-ai-kh Published daily and weekly at I-a ('ramie, Oregon, by the CA dllANDK KVKN1NO OUHKK Vl'lt PUDI.1K1IINO CO. BU1.ICB l'KNNIS : , .: ..Ei!ltor '5Bi:3XEi9c!:it3ae.3l:ai(..3EnE3E.:llllglIIICIIBEE..:3IBE::-:;:::-:i FAfJE FtHfl? jTIIE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley See These Goats In Our Windows, . ' ; it 1. . -. V. 1 fMpn a Knlered at postofflce lit La Urnmle, Claxa Mall Matter. Oil Ml In other cltlea Oregon tlolnl Nwa Bland, I'ort. lanil; Imperial Newa Htaad. fori tend; Multnomah Nuh i Stand. Portland Addree kll eoinrriunlratlone id "The Olutrver, 141. Adama !,, l,a Orandai Oregon. KUDHt'ltirTION KAIta lly Cairler Dally, Bef blntlth .: Daily, Wr thrtu month! Dally, per all nioniha. In advance i. dally, elhirle copy lly Hall Dally, per month Dally, per all hiorilhe. In advance Dally, B-r year, in advance . Obearver-Star. per year ... CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER The Aaaocluted Prtsu la eirlnalrsly entitled to line for puh tlcatlun of all oewi dispatch, creilited to It nr not. otherwlaa arcdlted I? published therein. All rirhta of republication of peclal dlapatehea In thia paper, and also the local newa n.relu also ara reetirvedi WKMBErt ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aaaoclatad Preaa la exclualvely entitled to' nee for pnb Mention of all newa uispatchea credited to It or not etherwlia redlted If published therein. All rlfrhte of republication of apeclal dlapatcbea In thia paper, and alao the local newa bei-eln alao are reaerved. HIT NOW IS flUilST lilSlON' I'I'.OM TIIIO IKAI nnl become Die first frllllH of them that slepl. I Corinthians Ifir'.'n Oretron, a Hecond f rWmrfi RiliJ. . vkt T , A 22 (55 '8 lll'rViW,-""--A (noes l i iChtb!. wu-i.'.- t ( l tr&L( E -'Utiltf , Ml iiTirHai'J lc-i;'f'UN for n : ! bfo-iJJMfc5 i hicw towehct Awwft jbstas . V. li I '' 'E caesreR chubs . pewti. pcrk stw Bet.ovflJ V .X;' H TO TALK EKNIE PARSED -'TOE iCtV MOOSE- . V I neB4 SOOTH .TCHWIMITES LATet Mill i ,.-itLay t V i-wH ' n iV...,.-..,v., ., yw Hi Voc o for Schools Wp can be too economical and we can very easily be too much inclined to spend public money. However, the Evening Observer very carefully weighs conditions of the whools'in La Grande that caused th? board of directors t call a special election for next Friday lo provide proper funds' to take care of undertakings that aie essential if we are to cdntimie to function as it school district of the first class. There has been no waste of public funds that caused this ejection to .bo called. There litis been a constant and consistent 'growth in our schools with more or less of moiililiiiff overhead expense in the business of education the same as in all other businesses, and it is this prowth (ilid overhead increase that must be tnet in a proper tunncr. f VVe cannot bottle tip La Grande from an educational Flnmlpnint and say to those who would like to live, amonif us that we have spoilt all the1 riioiioy wtf af-e jioinp; to spend i.'it the schools; that wo have reached the slopping point, (Oh, no. We must meet growth with growth, we must meet the demand for education with nn earnestness Which means Increased- educational- facilities. V .Ifatnt-Dn! ylSli TiYust Vote o.r'a't,b, 's,peciAt' school election next Friday increased educational facilities. CAT TftACS MASK RKO. By Junius ' Personal Friend Is Gone V M.a. Warren (I. Ilnrdmjy has followed hor husband to that other world. The last of the Ifnrdinfts has been Imricd, and the nation goes on its way but with a dull, heavy heart, for, when all is considered, the Hardins were n type of fine citizenry good, all aroufld. substantial peo plethe kind who make nations and keep the people of nations welded together. Tin- in-vir iivcii in iii:.vi:n '(HI In- sinrliil KN(( T1N.I Now .unit nhiTC In ik. "'' ' Any win. fiuiln hat tirall.v wnU tlilnU morn of'. hT dop ih.iii hhr ItltHliJUHl If III' KTOWlM li'HH. ' IIVO (iK.tf lt Will ni'VIT Ilf ni rc.- Hary lor I ho IrtwyiTH lo prov tluit you liiiv.' hi'i-M ft'i We-iitilHlfd since tiirniK-y. Aiiici li nn na-iiirii mi' iH'climlil" lo iKu-ry ho, mis,' iheri nil ho nunc woilils td rly iiroi.nU. Nn wotnhn pvit fllarovori'd llial she wjtrt Ix jititirul hy licin tolil ho li hohic otln-p womun. Who rt'ini'mhcin wlion a man who ctii'lc a hiimlri'-l nul ilollnry a iiiont h v.H a ttlr-ri or In tin locnl ItnllillitfT and loan astiorl;) lion. NOT HIM. Simp 1'oifnuiu: "Xtm ahi'l mie of llii'iii lloIt wot ilitiiH Hirlr tnol, and m-cdi ns mm ill tis UtMH'k (iff Mow:, a iv jim?" I.lly Whltr: "Not nn. Why. I ol'lcii unv lo wall Ho liiliitilcs alter T put tool, nwny licfori' Hie uliisllc lilows." Nnhoily haH Ihontcht to prodnr j a movlf cotni'ily anil call II "i'iih- i lanl'M 1-JiHt Slaml." I 1 Wliy not hftvo ho tlahWmt Hil-)h-hc raclfons firhltrntc wiili M;i!i i Otuo Aiuci-lr.iit villas1 Hustrr- o(t aititihit I. it" t lnirt'li. otr llioy (!iir-tcr m-nnml the rouno-t rlhti. a Why Is it?" (iMorlcd thr fair wlilnw. "that llicy nlwayti ay n man 'pincH lor a woman." "f kiiiihimc." f.rowli'it thp woman halcr. "M's hocanwi' pine Jh aliont l hi Hofu-st wood then' i." A polo player ni-vi-r nerd bo liroko. Me t-an always jri't a (vv Ihk-Km from IiIh pony. The Unto In hcW nbw.wlun h-om. n'M pXilrrintK nro . ht-tlhtT H j't'c-n or Ticard. ppflc Motto for vnnipn: i Thr 'mm I'fiAU-r the 8htlt ronios Off. Hunt's Letter (Colli Initeil from rnpo 1.) At a 25 Kedteion WE MAKE a special display of them because they are the wanted models, in the wanted cloths; in the wanted colorings.'. Note the The display, of course, can but whet your interest; - You will want to see them closer and others, .within. Examine, them - closely for their styling, for their beautiful tailoring, ' and lastly for. their unequalled dur ability. And these ai'e real Values really splendid values that mean so much to tuose who pay the bills. - : We have about 75 coats in this lot , and 'the. sizes - run from three to six teen: years. We havfe them in most -. every color and description; somewith :. fur collars, Others plain and' embroid- ered patterns. .; From' n H 5 den or I.oiiRworth, lEnrlon lias ho- hhid him a rcrohl of rtx yvarn in i he Mcnatr. There Ih a hnditr-fKtlon that Hir "S-yKir-otif hachelor from flov land has the Maiictlon of PreHident ('oolldffe In IiIh annonnrod aspirn-jH tlon to - the spiahershlp, though of ironfSn the cxerirtlvn will use nolM diroct itroHsitre in trying to et at :L the liflm In Hie limi... .. nrlHl lllH choice. That Ilurtort wui tlic foolldpe choice Tor keynote p( nicer at the ,,'VLluild cuhvenfloit lutd j nno, however. Ifl retarded a Indicating the way the presidential favor llctf. - w-wu - lit $5.40 to S22;50 Regularly $6 to $30 Mi. llartlnrt ,iit t, E,ton 0,0In will Bvc- hci'ri'i'.rr'UI,'.-'! Wotten by the present p;eneration. She was a most de lightful guest. Her love for the niai; who was at that lime president was an example for many of the younger Wives of the nation to emulate. To her Warren Harding' was the greatest man the world had ever produced; his thoughts, his wishes, his plans, were paramount, for Mrs. Harding was the fine exponent of womanhood who, while being the grandest kind of a helpmate, while cherishing and enjoying the things her husband enjoyed, was not of the type of woman to lead. She was the noble wife who was willing her husband should be the family leader. Equal Ruffrage never polluted that sweet character, nor did mod ern times take from her the fine old-fashioned feeling that her husband was master of the household. Her death is mourned universally throughout the na tion, and yet, we believe if she could have had prayers answered she would probably have joined Warren C. Hard ing in the great beyond soon after he was called. Li Grande people will remember with great satisfac tion that happy visit with the Hardings on top of llluo mountains. How time has worked its changes in the brief months since then. How fate has -derived many tilings, the last of which was the taking of the then first lady of the land and a hiighty fine lady she was. hi-It a .iciiv ineiil." said flic -doc tor. l never ilo.M said Hip patient. "When I'm nrtcr tlint- I nlwnys Jump Into the dtnini; room." Ttn; ciioicr. or rnr: r.vrr.s Where nlmll we llt after we are married naked Memory of Unit It nde. "In a man ?' i "No." replied Ural It nde. "wr could not endure our neichhora. N(,-le( and AraUee. We will live tit the heart' of a dos." There nre two dnsse: Those who t' link iUv n tide N nrt, rind i!tn-.e who think fancy sufa pillows aie. Pome thin its haw hern Improv ed, Hour sm ks are no Unij;er jrood enough lo lip made Into under ehdhes for the children. A man Is ueHlnjr old when he-Is !!ad he doesn't reremhh- the chap In the rtiilar ad. Some men mio all their money for n rainy tint, nml then milt It tO tl iMWUhl.mty f,f. Uljjljj, r.ehind the scenea in HiIh spejik ershlp flRht, however, u woman may play the deciding role. The political uldlity mid Influ ence of .Mrs. I.ontfworth formerly Alice Kooscvett . If hrouht to hear in hi half of her husband may provo the d cold) n factor. "rrlncfH.-i Allr," ns hc Is allll known to her Intimates, Ih credited wilh having one of the cleverest political minds the capital ever know, and wilh knowing just how "put ncrosM" ihe camplatrns in Which fhe Is Interested. If she aspires io he "Mrs. 8hea.ker ,." and to. see Nick's hald dome Hlilnhur ai)ovo the dins of the speaker's platform her friends are willing to waner that he will he It and Nick will be there. HlCt na mo f ol ks, however, qurfiiion whether Mrs. I.bwrworth la enpeclally anxious for huhhy to ft In the Hpenkernhlp. The wife of the Hpcnkcr Ir al ways expected to follow a certain rather cul-and-drted social sched ule. And ''1'rinces.H Alice." who ha olway heen sonictliln-cr of a social "rehel," mltrht not care to conform to what precedent hits es tablished as the prriper thinff Tor the speaker's wife to do. j Tills social Independence, which may he passed unnoticed, in the ; wife of a mere member of the ! house, mltfht, however.' create n real ruction In WashiiiKton draw- inp rooms if held by ihe wife of the spuiker. I n u in M M IH M m mi r ii l.li rir eiif ronil win-it lin itlilo- prrcllnu a Rrtvit aavlnjs In llmo nibhllc ronn Itlrtnir. over tlw prcMfnt lnflho.l of mall i 'IVala innili; . ivltli nortrly Idil tnthsfcr. Thf i-xprcss liusliri sii nooks of a piTl.iln IiiixmI reveal d will lis almilai ly licnf filed by thin but a half dozen nhrrlieha wliii h 'arranironint vvnt aerortH tl,e road. Willi oll,.j.i,e 6.Hta'l amhorlllen In ' nntU T, Z , WW " " cipatlott of on iafretm, In hnst- ;l Hal dozen f en re fldok, ,1(.S! ronsWIH,nt 0 ,,, alone the road whleh did nol try ,,,,,, M , in-,m. ! 0f ,hu .r",.i;,,sb"'' reMOurces. rctfiilrc a UiilWtns of such dlmen.slona as ' la ordin artiv rennlrert rn nn nrrl nr ""'jlhe si'eond rlass and this the II tnihn. nniliniuf Una nc...l n On rnima i.lon-r main hlRhway, ,,,, Pi11 ,, v(i ' Ihe louses lo floeliB Iran lnlln.'L.. , ,, eara him heen hirt n sr. .per- ! prjst,m . p,..- . to crOKS, are not slow lo realize the dif ference ami are t imim? to tho;i.- tn-ceds which "st:.y put" jivold the lOHSfs. passing n.itomobile has killed foul- chickens'. Union lo. Get a New ; . Depot for C. R. of 0, ' . (Continued from rnpo.l.) has nol been determine,! hut the company Is 'setlilni; tl renewal of Xamo of Mill iiahe.l fAU.S PITV. Ore. The nnnie Ha oniion ,,n in r!,..A r...i or 'Teal's mill has heeii ehanireii pany. anil itl. I), liamlhel has Heeii inaile lru.stee of the prnp'erty. tvhieh would , lnilleale ' that the hiilldlns: of the mill at 'that polul Is still In eontemplnllon. The benefit t'nion will derive f " man w!l doesh't feel dressed from Iho development of the luni-j"n ""hss h has a shave, will ob ber industry Is difriejlt Jo estl-''''c, 10 nis lfo'a uslnir fouif. mate in flRitres, but . It' amy he j "' ' staled that there are nppro.xl- Men have Worn heeliilr.s a thou mately siifl.nnn.oiil) feet of limber jsand years and laimhrd at the. to he lORRed through the farili-1 foolish things women wear. ties and equipment of the Kim This construpllon prnffrnih fatt en In conjunction with ttie pur chase of new and modern .eqnrp-inr-nt for the railroad nml the steady rehabilitation of the prop erly that has been In . 'm-oirress for severai months, presaKes the' early const i-uct Ion -of the rallroalj extension up Catherine' creek to! the timber: In fact. it Is authori- i the two l tatlveiy slated that the contract facilitate for this work lias 'already heen .Mountain' Lumber company, anil I "Women's elnines Am r.mi.u Tl, It is a matter of the R-i-ejUest .are almost as funny as men's interest to all out; people that I would he If Ihe men hdd' ihe nerve liere . ' Wiiil It yttn fraiit Ail, will lie laid between buildings In t order lo Ihe transfer of the mall direct 'awarded.. from the ears tn Ihe post office. The location of fhe saw mill FARMERS BREED HENS THAT DON'T CROSS THE ROAD ni.OOMSm'ltfi. ra. (AD. Al though the reason n chicken crosses the road never lias beco. settled to the satlslactloit of everyone, the fact that iuo.it fov. is attempt io Kt on the other side of the highway Is responsible for thousands of dollars loss to far mers in this part of the state. nml ninny other sections. - "Automobile mortality" Is one of the chief sources of loss to poult rymen. It Is tit dared, nnd two protective steps are belnff taken. im Is the removal td the checken pens to points far ; list ant from the road, and thej other tile breeding of birds thai : have shown, under observation, a i somi-: ok Tin-: c.ooi thinus to nrc ox orrt srr.rr.u, 85c Table de Hole Sunday Dinner One-half Sprlnp Chicken, fried southern style, Unast t'hlcken and Celery . ifrressinsf-- Chicken Fricassee and PumpllncTi With all the trimming to make it a real ' home-like dinner, AIko wi; have the most complete line of Steaks - Chops and Bhell l-'lsh In the city. We Invite yot to have your Sunday Dinner with lis. Don't forget we nri oHn Thnrsdii Ami Sstt:hlay MrIiIs flffer the dance. The Silver Grill Dnl Ifudspelh, Mv. House Dresses Stamped on Colored Linen $1 ' APRONS Stnmped-- on Unlilenchod Muslin, Colored Lirion and Colored Flnxon Cloth 40c - 50c and 60c Make them up for Xmas presents v CHILDREN'S ; COATS, HATS, ' DRESSfis, ' STOCKINGS nnd.'tJNDERWliJAn LADIES SILK HOSE $1.00 " NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Button Holes Stamping Buttons Covered HEMSTITCHING PLEATING readiness, to rttiy on their . own There isn't much difference except that in the case of the radio concert you don't hnve to chanjto the needle. Life is loo short to waste time hntino; everybody. There are ton many lijrht hcatls hack of heaiilij.hU. Siiinhier's left anil Autumn leaves. Muni) .Miiiiiitnin I HmlM'r nn peak. I IihI- As,. N.l Ibm-lcrl c.wi-n ,,,!.. hln firsl .,, :1, r I MMi-r. n tut atlein.ls. a ICR his sly.fih JrtM,,,' y ! '"-!"'"" Al""'" ' elimblllR the tiraml Teton III Ihe ! ' ' ' rnnRC f.irniliur the west side of I Mil-ii nl A,U Ai-..l. ii.. l,H'KS. tre. - tr. JaekMin's Mole, near Yellowstiine '.nr,ii: Nulloniil park. William -Owen, i and Mrs. Vhie.-nl ' '.Vmliv r -ive a prf l.li nl of the Wvomlntr slate i niuslral In the hl-'i ..i, ' sm lety nf l.os Ancele. rnun.l nn j niisliiin. The pmeram i-i,ni,t,., j the siimmir the records he left i of muile nml a i h uk talk l,..l I there years K-o when, he sain, U was milled I., n,.- alhlttlc he waa the first climber lo (rate i fund ol the local high echool. Friends of Millions wilh Millions of Friends From north to south, from const to coast, Whitman's hoids the field in superlative chocolates. The friends of millions with millions of friends that is your reconiniend:uion for a bet tor knowlcdirp alitl enjoyment of Whitman's camlie!-. Fresh, direct from tin1 factory nml every packaj,u Riisraiiteod. ifJfrg2J& Chocolates Red Cross Drug Store aF ' Market Groceries oeils Phone Main 759 k way xo; Krerylmilt tflift wnrkD makes mime) l be ril prnbleiii Is to linlil nn In somi . of . It. ncslit rliclil nott to lay aside, a part or jrour wanes to ifiinril against posslliln lillc pel Inds ali-.li . as akknoss or uneniploj. mint, start a SAVIXfiS AtTOI'XT at our hank ttllll Mir amount from nni (lollir tip. . Ton will soon have an amount in rctt that lll carry jam over lltii llmea when jour rmrhtnK power ml or. . paf in Interns! nn tints derirwlu.
