La Grande evening observer., November 27, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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TTTD LA OSANnE EVENING OBSERVED
Thursday, November 27, 1921.
'Britain's Premier in 'Afctiori"'
or HH!-il-'iV'legii :'u' brokeh.'"rbc
local officers reported that lionet:
of his knee, which struck lite pole
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All liiubillaiice was called and
both youths taken lo Portland
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rapltullHl. who ii -4 MtIy rfiimn-il
wvu from !r land, will Itn t hn
prlnrlfml pt Uf r ttt lli nut'ii
lllIII'tM-OM IO ltt H'j'Vi tt Ul I lie Hit
s' m oliuiitlt'T of foimnrm. Mr.
Mil. H will iliKns.s tin- mix hnliisiry.
Tlioiniut Ii. Kuy rltilt In-ufiini-r-r-lil,
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The Thanksgiving Spirit Is Abroad
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' THANKSGIVING! That delightful d. y when wo hover about the kitchen door
,' and eagerly sniff the spicy odors wafUd IherefiwmTlianlcsgivinfr! That friend-
Jy . day for tho older folki: gathered fnm near and : far at '.family reunions, as
they refiile each Other with tales of Jong ago. Thanksgiving! Most of all
that thankful day when all Anieiica'fium coast to coast communes in spirit,
,!givh:g thanks as did that little hand of I'ijgi inW centuries ago,' for the Hand
"that has guided lis llnoup-h (he'ye.ir t ,o ever-increasing prosperity and success.
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A Good Place to Trade
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Ko hwpI twvvit-n men am roundi-d IveinU'r MuiiWy J;j)dwiu i r.i'rj of
lireut Jii'iiuin im n niauc mn way ia iiiiini.i-vt-.iivf iiiiiiniiiuiiri.i ... P.u.ub
ChamlwrH, London, for a 'confrcnco wltti pany Io.M.im. And vry iVw
iecognlz4 tho premier a hi1 moved num;; minud ovt-;eo..l and with
ipe In month.
Pittsburg Is To Have
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"College Cathedral?'
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1 They, have radios v. liloli you
'ran carry id your pocket, tint p.
could be worse; suppose phon'i
graphs were that rriiull? ,
? nrrsmrnoH up) a bmid-
nlf of great hclrhl "lo eipres tho
Plrit of Pittsburgh uchlnvi nl
, wild ouch fore and smli gruP of
-Its sublimity,, thai trpAwlOli -,porM
; vlll lifytei-janil" lhiimildi:rlyliiir
;ldo of the l'nlvrlly' or 1'llln
' liurKli'k t'l ntory I'aih.iirnl of
t J.oarBlnr' lo bv i-riwtcd ul ihv on
Iruoco to Bchvaloy purk ami near
tlio Kilo of priwuit lufllllm of lh
ijntltutlon. Tho falhulrul will
nooi lio.OOH.Oyn. il ;
1. 1 I'hiinllof iJl 'l!. (ItiJiliMii . nl
iproMid liila lQa ua lln, prliirlpul
I purpoM of Ihn Imaiof m, lu planning
..tho Bkillml QupurHirl ' linlwralty
bulMtAc coiiljuctloo, polntlDK our.
. most txluratlonal hullillniva
. FOB SALE
rootiul .nnd , path. . )ot. .40x104
twU Newly palntoil aod pap
rut and alilnglod. Located
oIom In on Jefferson rcyanue.
rrlc 11000.00, and (100.00 will
haodl It.
roomad hoe, . fjll baaemenr.
half aero of taod, almda trees,
garage, all fenced and furnlali
d: looated , on Willow stroot
near Island City lilghway, 1'rlcn
right. Com In and ma ua
about . this. Will trad for
other pioparty.
roomed Uoum, modern exnopt
bkMment and furnaoo. Cold
storage, woodshed, garage, Lam,
granery .and root cellar com
blnd, afl in good shnye,
lota, each (0x100 feet, good w.
Ur. light with plenty of water,
good chicken huusc and nn.
Iota of small fruit and a snmll
family orchard Juat coming on.
Oroent - sidewalk and curb In
Haunted on the Victory Way!
Thl' la a bargain nt IHoo.oo.
or will put In three mora luia
adjoining th 'above' atn $(i:oui
Thf.re Is a morlffuKe for 12200
running ahreo yours can be in.
umed,
C. J. Black &
Company
BoA of
La Grande Nationcl Hank
Dur PrCMiiptinn
Department
! growing. There's a
season. You will like
prompt, accurate and ef
ficient service.
Moon
Drag Co.
Prompt and Pre
DtUrerjr
wnrc lontf nud low, moil!fd nfler
Hie Mtrurliiri'M ;or nnclrnl. -Orcc'ce
unit .Itnint'. Thi-y uKKiat culin
nM itml ii'iosi hn -said, whereas
1 tir i l.ullil lux :ipluniiol for 1'Mfn
buri;h' will biikk'-'ii urhlcymMft
mid uiiiMIIoii for further achieve
nieiil. K. poi.'. he said. Im u re
varil for labor performed ami 1
not the nlrnn-iphere In which youth
should prepare for tho struggles of
lite.
, fJrcat Mructnjfv .
i''''The Callicd'riil .of larnln.11
Chancellor Hcwinan Uiild, '! to bo
inc trreate3t ul met lire ever erected
by ony eoinmuulty to' fell Its own
living will. Tho Washington mon
ument anil the Lincoln memorial
In WftshiniMon are tho expansions
or a nut ion, not or the. city or
Wa.ihlnRton, but this building will
be nn expression of the spirit, of
Pittsburgh. The building Is to bo
high, not for 'tho suko of being
hlc'h. but fof the power of Inspira
tion and Tor the sublimity wh,lch
Brent height, together with right
t proportions, raons, linen, carvings,
ifrlczrs and pointed Gothic archiw
lean give. Iiy Its architecture and
'by lis purpose the building la to
record In an ctmosplnu-e of-wor-ishlp
the effort of those who made
PltlFburfrh what It 1.1 unci to lu-
"If'Mi iu null nifiiier ueilievrmrilt
tltOHo who ure to come. It Is for
thin reanon thnt there will be -no
tower on the hulMlnp;.
The "Cathedral of Learning" la
but ono of two ambitious build
ing project launched by tho uni
versity. The other Is the 2.000..
000 otadlum which will bo ready
for uso next fall. Jt Is bolnn built
of oteel and concrete and covers a
tract 4o by too fcL4t.wUM.
capacity will bo 66,000.
Start Work Soon.
Work on I he new building will
start early next year. It will stand
on a 1-1 nero plot facing Hrhenley
park, lu the heart of Pltt-Hhurah's
"liilllon Hollar , KJucutlonal f'-c.
lion." It will accomoiodntu 12.
ouo atiidentn and virtually ml de
parlnieiiiu of tho iinlviliy will
he housed within Its high walis'ei
ni'pt Ihn colli kh of W,eilli liw nn 1
Dentistry which will occupy the
present buildings of the unlveridty. I
Three years were rciulrod to
draw the plans, which cull for
(lothlc style architecture In Willi
Kentucky llineMnne. It will lie ST
feel high. :no feet long slid Jim
feet wide. I'our mnln dour wall
30 feet high, will proud.' in
tranres to the buildings and n
high-speed elivator.i will carry
students to the classrooms on the
upper floors. Charles .. Cluiider
of Philadelphia drew the nlun.
The cost of construction per
cubic foot In a high building Is
somewhat higher ihsn the corre
ponding cot In a low building.
Chancellor llowman sold, but 'l I
ed that this greater cost "is Inrgr
ty offset ,y n great ir nereentaire
Of efreellve ni. a olltc :il. -i e In the'
hlrh bulMinr. Ilth c-i.iMructlon
oners obviously better veulllstlon.
better light, bus nohe. et dust.
The rost of heat, of upkeep itnd
jof Janatorlay nervlees tnvnrs th
hlRh const riii't Ion Tli foundation
jof the building would require
I about one nnd three. fmiribs irni
: taker! near the center mi Mie quad
rangle. Thin would lenv more
(than I: of the 14 acres for olhe
.'Bullillhgs In th fulure. If tho
; space n, e.led by the university
were crrstid ln four alary build
ings, these buildings would cova
tne 14 acres. The aavlng. In
land, by the high construction,
amounts to about $1,000,000. The
cost of operating elevatora Is large
ly offset by the savings In heat,
upkeep aad Janitor service"
K he advertise it, he) know
U'l grjOdl
Tlie children lnuy. enjoy b-arn-Ing
an Alutauu toocher broKe
hei' finger whipping' a boy.
Secret Closets Give
Up Early History .of
, Ancient English Inn
LONDON (,'.P) Xn'ob! prwllng
Inn of tin- ancient village of Much
llaiihaiu iu I Ii i-.'fordsliir.', once a
favorite resort of (jueen Klizabeih,
has been declare.) hi be the liiiesl
hostelry In LllKlaud. II Was re
cently ascertained that tim old
building, vrneral.eil becaiiKe or its
ro.tal a:';ioehitl(inn, had been a
landmark lor ccvernl ' hundred
yeur.-i wln n the 'I'uilor Qui en viu
lled il. In the time of William
the IturiiN.. hit;? eleventh century,
IKirls of Iht-.old Win were then
oiiljoMa"or a lel'hbor;ne; castle
aid. ,ii!..ed. to liouse travellers wlio
passed tiiroiiKii I hi- disli'lct. i . '
When ti new proprietor came to
the Inn a short lime. aKO. In tliak
trizc repairs lo the ' wulls, they
round to be covered with canvas
which hid a wealth of old punell
ItiK and carved work, llehlnd ii
seetlon of puiiereil -auviui 'in. the
dining room a secret HtalrcuMo, was
i'ound . which led to nn apparently
secret room. A collection of bones
lay in a diiHty heap at t he ' fool .of
the slalri. In tills room, in pneJ
IllLT oil' the :tll laveis (it minor and
'ciiiivun vhlch . covered lliti wall.
I several old ciitboarilM and jirnnll
closets were found In wiilch old
i records and papers wi re pited. It
was lu deciphering these, that, the
S'.riy hixlory of the plaru liecanie
i:no'.vn.
, The pattern made frerjuehl ref
erences to (Jtieen I'lllKahelli. HOIIIe.
times recoi-diuir her arrival with
a parly or rrtends, soutetlineii with
her court' and ' iieeafiioually with
oiilj- one or two eoinpTinlon:!. 1 A
Sir Walter Hah-Ili also Is known
to have ii-eiiii'niei('.i'he place,. It
is. uilfposed that, tho itlt!en's coin
punlon on sotno occasions was her
sailor favorite. '
OlipoHlte Hiu Inn la nil old pal
ace of .the Itishops ol' London,
which w.i.'t also vi.dled by (.jueen
lOlinahetii. .ail'!. IImi. villu:'e..Ls-.llur-l-ounded
by a Miove ol lime trees,
some I'taulei! b' thiwtuoell.
'I'lle inn i:l belni; restored . as
neri-ly irt pose'.liie to its Klixa
bethan coildliion and many of the
rooms v.-il! lie uM'd :is museums.
Tired After Eatinp;
Try This Simple Mixture
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If vou fed tirt nrit-r tatinf.
hi 1.h oflt-n :t riii;ii ol' KUH PlKl llll-
iif .slr.J iiiftlh-f- In your Nlomurli
or liuv.t-lH. luirKHioin
bar It, muKiK-Kiiiin f Hiilpfi. . p..
Klyrfrrini'. Mr., (i inid lit A I
l iilta, hlpH any r:is ki-.h on th.t
Flonmch, unl-Hrt ilu? to il'i-p-BiQt-i-il
raiiHfS. Tin Ql'H'K notion
will sirpiis! vou. At.l.riku Ih
wniitit i fut for ron.slIpali'n It of
ten works hi oiu- hour tin. n.
fr . itrnt. .SllvTthorn - Wright
Dnijc Co. Ativ.
2 UTOIt'VMSTS 1U KT
TlOtH) KlVlili, On-;--Trtifrtr of-
ricoi-K' ln-n wciv rnlli.il lo WyvUi
lii ii t wo I'orM.'iiid boys ntinit'ii
Sft'Uiirt am Johnson wen- injured
lit U inotorryclo iirriilciil. Klrwari,
who wuh (Itlintf, IohI ronti'ol tum
Ik nuiMlh' plunv,''! from "the mail
n:d kIimicI; :r li-U-phon4 polf. Oim
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CHOCOLATE NUT ;
'.-.PUFFS " ,,'!
Cliocolato nut covoi'cd v !
Miwshhmllows . J
Half Pound j
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Thanksgiving 1924
(J T.et us all' for tono -full day forget what wo do
,'wi have and give 'thanks for the many great;
blessings wo are enjoying. - ;
"The . OliI Reliable Men's Store."
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if she remembers the
t !( famous Schilling campaign against . ,
' V artificially'colored teas' ivay bacin the go's-
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'""i'FOOTBALL . 7
One game rcimilns to be played hyfoi e the niolcskiiis
arc put away imtil next fa!!.. It will he your last
. chance to see the Tigers in action this year when
Baker High School
La Grande High School
ON TIIK L. H. S. ATHLETIC FIKLI)
At 2 O'clock Sharp
Tiianksiyin Day
La (Grande played PeiKlletnp to a .scoreless tie. Raker
lost to Pendleton 9 to 0. Ilaker and Ii Grande, time
honored enemies on the gridiron, should furnish spec
tators with one of the best games of the yeah Fail
to see it and you will, ever after he sorry. -. - i
Admission '
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five years ago won a lone fight against'
""" artificially colored teas fancl blamed the
- trail for the American Pure Food Lawsl
again otters a contribution to the cause of
finer foods for the American home.
The House of Schilling was also the rirst to pack tea in tins in 1881. the first to use
parchmyn lined cartons in 188S. Schilling
teas sealed HOT in vacuum tins is the final
triumph. The tea history of America is
marked by Schilling leadership.
By a patented secret process all the
rarest Oriental flavors of tea are j
brought to you for the first time. J
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CoevRiCHT
tiooo m:ws
for the yountr hnuseuife
It will be when we led
her or I he handsome din-
n-'r sets, lea ; sets, chnjl
dishes and odd plei'is
1 hat Mho can a.-cure at
such ntiractivft prices at
Lilly's. 1'or wedding gilts
there Is nothing1 thai will
be more acceptable to tho
bride than . it dinner s it
or fine china, nr-Kngllsh
porcelain sets' that yott
can rind In such 'inhpte
designs nl l.ltly'ii.
I''. L. LILLY IIDWi:.
I'lmiie Alain ttr.
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
Blue Mountain Oregon
THANKSGIVING DAY
Means a day or thankfulness. May yours
he crowded with joy. - v
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
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CHAIN AM) IIOX WOOD
- PHONE MAIN 517
J. L. BlUNHALL
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CAIi Coff, Biklnt; PowdtfTJ
Economy First
The FSSF.X Sl I. the first six Cylinder Closed Tar prtce.1
at ll.Obd, and cot no more, lo nnrlar than most Knur.
lll'll.T BV HI'llSON MOTOIt All CO. VM!'H
III DStlV I'ATflMS
A wonder tn I Tir to rlilc aim drlv
Ledbctter Garage
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