La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 04, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, March 4, 102.r. v m y t- (Bxmxbt &rotmg (Slwrte . An Independent Newspaper j , , : FRANK B. APPLEBY -.Editor and Publisher I HARVEY F. MATTHEWS Builneas Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1410 Adams Avenue, . La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday, Entered at the Postofflce at La Orande, Oregon, as Second Class Mali Matter under act or March 2, 1879. ii , OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTT AND THE " ' CITT OF LA GRANDE MEMBER. ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pJt " tlcatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise , .credited If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and , also the local news herein also are reserved, " SUBSCRIPTION. RATES : By Carrier i , Dally, per month In advance 7 6a Dally, six months In advance . Si. 60 . Dally, single copy, 6o By Mall. Dally, per month In advance 60o Dally, per six months In advance. ...$2. 60 Dally, per year In advance ....!&. 00 Weekly Observer-Star, per year - ... - - (2.00 ;.. ADVERTISING RATES i Display, foreign, per column lnch.........H,...M.........l.M.,...42o Display, local, per column Inch 0o Time contract rates on application. REMEMBER NOW thy Creator In the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh, when . thou sbalt say, I have no pleasure In them. . Lot us hear the ' conclusion of the whole mutter; Fear God, and keep his -com-uiandmeuts; for this Is the whole duty of man, Ecc. 12:1, 13, THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley .; Congress failed to take action on 19,000 bills, and in 80 doing has the country solidly with, it. If 19,000 objec tionable bills failed to pass, you can imagine how many more finally . squirmed through about which there'll be lots of controversy. KVIDENCE OF GOOD SERVICE. The safety banner that has been won by the La Grande division of the O.-W. R. & N. and which is to be presented officially to the division by safety officials of the railroad tonight is outstanding evidence ,of good service, not on tho ,p4rt of employes to the railroad particularly, but rather on the part of employes to the public they seek to serve and carry In safety. The city of La Grande and the rail road division itself should be proud of this achievement, should be proud of the fact that this division has placed itself at the top in a great system and has established a high standard for other workers in other divisions to strivo for in an ever-progressing crusade to save human lives. i r 1 Tt I ) O J (fa , &ri THE NEW MILLINER 'll CITY, HUMMED THE SHOW I XjflLMjt """t&ZZm window at Birdie crowej I f i SsW HAT SHOP TODAY J)l ..-.... i-a J OFFICE CAT TftAOB HANK NIO. ByJxvnius Slow motion pictures tlon't seem bo very much deliberate If you have a friend who promised to pay back that ten as soon ad iMisslble. We rat! and razz ut youth and Jazz, And movies put to sliume. But thoiiKh we rull wo cannot full To love 'em Just the suinu. A lift Grande man annoiiiices gloomily tltnl the reason Ills fam ily butlKet fell down was that it provided for only one of them get Uug haircuts. He: of the door7" Hhe: radio. I pluno. have." : uceounl PIPE ORGAN IS READY TO USE (Continued from Pair 1. ' in the church service, following the opening concert on Friday evening of this week. PRESIDENT TAKES OATH AT ONE P. '(Continued from page 1) M. rmischnce of individual annulors," Vice President Dawes declared to day in his Inaugural address. -WkMh Uverlooked. "trndr.the present ruh-s, - the rlKhts of tho American people are overlooked. " he said. He referred especially, to rifles which permit a sonator to delay proceedings indefinitely hy hold the floor. Under this rule a minority or evert one can prevent a vote on a measure which two thirds of the members havo agreed to bring to a vote. "Although the constitution jjlvt'3 congress the rltiht to' make Hh own rules," he said, "this does not excuse cus toms which might put power Into the hands of individuals to be uHcd in legislative barter." British Dresses to Be Kvplolted LONDON" CAP) A company is being formed with a capital of $600,000 for the establlHhment In l..ondon and other cities of an ex hibition for the sale of model dresses made from Kngllsh and Scotch dress fabrics. The models will be sold to wholesale houftes and particulars supplied of the firms who made them so that wholesalers may then sell to the retail trade. t'HKKHK PliAXT TO 1CIKK T11..LAMOOK, Ore. A m-w cheese fuctory, etdtmalfd to coat $8000, Is being planned hy the Cloverleaf ('namry company. Steps have been taken to obtain land near the Kite of the old fac tory and construction will start as soon us possible, so un to have the new factory In operation by June 1. British Import Oddities From Corners of World installed in organ ch.-lmheiH, with ?rlll front. Has two manuals, with compass from ('" to ", HI not. a. Pedal action, with coihikiss (V tit C with 32 notes. The great orcitn has the open Hlupasun of fil ptp.-s: j.Play. the Dulclsna of 1 pipon: I ho Me lodia of 73 pipes; the Flue Uur inonle of 61 pipes; with chimes! Moor lead LONDON (API The Labor Party has pone in for dramatics. The Strand Theatre has been taken nvj-r tor use on Sunday nights for purposes of recreation and propa ganda by the Independent Lubor Parly and plays written by the pnrty tiM-mhurs are being presented from time to time. ; ' ' ' The first lo be given Is a one-acl The Tomb," 'with a Tulanit-j hiinirn NMUnir. nvrJtten hv .1. H j'lyn-H. son of J. It. Myites, Labor's! in the House of f'om- people who moved next I "Yes. They havo no car, no no talking machine, no 1 can't Imagine what they "Maybe they have a bank What does a cheer leader do with IiIh arms In the winter time. $ NEW HOMKS FOR OLD. Announcement by bankers over the country generally of an intention to withhold funds for speculative building en .terprise is a definite indication that the acute house short age which followed the war has passed." La Grande s.experi- ; enced unusual building activity last year and. local muiderm "My dear, these cakes are hard and material dealers predict a year that-will be almost nH",onp!M till , " , . , , , , , . . - ' ... i' 1 know. Didn't you hear her equal in vomme tins season, out tnc greatest nousmg necti ,my, tuUo your pirk when she i turn Imoii anltuftrrl horn tmivimrilv. Thorp will lio. hnw- l"'"b'd them 'round?" - ever, a :nat deal of remodeling in all parts of the country j and a iroportionate amount in this section the U. S. j Gypsum Company estimating that 75 per cent of the in-; I yestment in homes this year will be put into reconstruct lifln nf- nlrl hnihl in o-u ! ' ' ' i , s,.y.. y ,' ' , I. , i, : i f . 'M M'latt Hoys wcrtv hoaflrtg or ;. '"There arc 20,G97,204 home's in tliei' United Stales, ac-i""' nccompiiwiimeiii. nf tiiVirivin ; cording to latest census figures. A large manufacturer of ! bathioom fixtures niade a survey based on this report and found that a sufficient number of homes lack sanitary j bathrooms to keep the entire bathroom fixture industry ! working at capacity for 22 years. This shows the tremend jous amount of remodeling work to be done if the Ameri ;can standard of living is lo be sustained and advanced. ti(! The homes the old fnlka built are being renewed, im proved in construction and bonutificd. Tho Ktiitroorinfr mi- : ' , . . i i , , I' "Ah spells it wir a u iiyui ivt& in hid i nvtnj; iLtnKuii tatii year us more iiaiue suh." residences arc made fireproof. The basement furnace room,! "n pBsihiy an ubhreriaiinn of ..r .....ii,.,.,. r;.. :. i : f. e 1 n iteiMTiii, saiu ine nosion itiau, cial material on ceilings and walls separating the furnace i Uom mflamnble material. The roof, next greatest five prepared for but not installed. The Swell organ has the slopped Diap ason of 73 pipes; the Kitieional of til pipes; the Auoline of ii l pip.-n; the Vox Celeste of 49 pipes; the Klute d' Amour of 61 pipes; tho Vox Humana of 61 pipes; the Obeo of Gl pipes; and tremolo. The pedal organ has the Bourdon of 33 pipes and tho Lieblich Geduekt of 31! "Have you fixed the status ; 5" V" n" AAni i j n w lions are alBo Included. The organ is equipped throughout with elec trical action with motor and blow er in a Be pa rate room In the b-s ) ment. The'openlng roneert will be plv en this coming l-Yiduy evening at which ttmo Trof. Heel;er of I'ort laud, will prtseul a eoneert. At recent recital In Ha lent the com ment read: 'Tlu' power, of lh'jt yi -Kan was demoPNtrated to . t he('pi.o pl of the I'apltot 'ty Vetln-Ml.'i evening, when Ihe.nuw pip-. nri$:tn lecently Installed in the I'ren'jyler iun church was tried out in a re cital by Prof. Luolen K. Ileeher. 1'", A. O. O, " His program -''nil through showed un ascending ten dency, going from the lighter. in elful compositions. - to the heavier, and more maJeHtlc." : H'-:'- The Ladles Aid Society are giv ing this Instrument lo I lie new church recently dedicated and hrve invested $rfU0.o in th new organ o show their nppfeeiuDon of mu sical leadership. II will be formal ly dedicated next Sunday niornln-- We understand that n- small town not far Trotn here bought a new fire Iruek. The chief and hoys voted to put up the following mot to over the tloor of llm fire house: "May this fire engine be-like all the old maids owr our village always ready, but never called for." "Ko yon let your husband carry a Inteli key'." "Ob, Just lo humor lilm. He likes to fhow It to lib friends to let them mm how lmleM'iitlen( he Is but It doesn't fit the floor." inons. Tile Parliamentary Labor riub Pramatie Group has ."bVen I f firmed, of which the young Mr. dynes and his wife are members, a in! the first perfornuinee of "The 1'onih" will be on March 15. J Balloon Tires Optional Equipment On All Ford Models At Only $25 'Extra See the New Models .. . Perkins Motor Co, 41h . and Adams i Drapery Fabrics No Waste No Failures Once Tried Always Used THE WORLD'S GREATEST , . No Kitchen Complete Without It SALES 2'a TIMES THOSE OF ANT OTHER BRAND CQ id LL the chilling breezes outside your QS windows cannot detract from the heart-warming effect of Colonial Draperies within. Rather they serve to emphasize the deep brilliance of these fabrics and their possibilities for making your rooms invit ing. See the new designs now here. M I J.J VVs CH1NAMEL CHINAMKI. MAKIOS KI'KINO IOi:.Si:Cl.l:A.IN(i MAM V. Let us expluin Ihu iminy uses Unit ChlnuiiK-l can he put to. haxi) i(i:xi;i'iT iiaxii, makcii nil Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. Tho crotwwonl pu.lu lias lurrcl inatiy ii man buck to th' homo Ironi hlt-h ho was driven cve illngii hy cross wonW oi.n M i ll' thi-s. ".My Ullih- uiHKlrn It-!:," "That's ii 1 lilnu." li'lilli-il tin- olli '. ".My sllcr litis n crtlar cln-st." iltt'!iii--tl inn-, "HnN A Hostoll man travolliiK hi tho Soillh Kol to chiittllii; nlth 111" lit. Ilo nrKro boy who iih poltshlnc hhi shoos anil Imiulrotl his naino. "lion. h:iIi." hiis Iho roply. "Jon? TIuiI'h la iilrl's naino lnn'l If.- not a J. "No. Bih: -tain! K.u-kly Ihal." was tho roply. "Muh sho'noiiKh naino alu 'HonoaiH. X.W.. So IHhall KltfhlooUHnoMti Aimwoi- (nr Mo j hazard, is Ivinjr covoi cd with sliinRloB of aslier.tos, slatt1, ' -- to -omo vuahiiiKtoii t-ai - ior. nm uoy j yi oalla mo (jon lor Isliort." iir.compo.sitiim, and tho undcrsidt' of (hp rnftiM-s finishod ! Wth the same material used in the basement. The out- tide of many "revamped" houses is covered with oriental : cement stucco. : I -The old home thus ceases to he a weather beaten shack with pecliiipr paint and becomes clean and pay in its ex ternal aspect. Tho interior is beinp; brightened and beaut ified in an equally satisfying way. modem materials and method." making all these operations inexpensive. Old homes are bloomiiij; aain and will yet outlast many oi' ,the quickly built speculative houses that yon see in the boom cities and the Imhhii additions over the count rv. Yesterday In !; Congress IfittMmter iippiarnl to trmilh ilvint; hutira of t onKH'HJ The wnitte rej.il.-.l (h moillfleil MrNiuy-llaiiKM-n Kititn export ein'. ixiratton htll. I.I.M S TO A .H1 4.IKI, You're too Rood, hy fur too eood for in llioiif;h ItriKhl your eyt h and eer bo lulr your fuee. The ui h ralr your form ns moi lul Tonn van be, llHiush Venus 8il f enuhl seurcely iiinteh ymir prarc, You bore itie juat u Utile, lor, you You nre too RooU. l'li'PP' is like pink (nil they lull lor the loni; icreen loo. Two people eun live cheaper Ihan "lie In pior hoime. Monev mny iml ltn lnipptne enct, Imt It dm ho a I0113 ny lounnl k'pinic ilonn mimiiv. f R, lb, 1 Tv. The n- vt ri- titiij' .''Ir' ' tv,' v.i I11T8 ure repoMt-il n-nly 1r !niy. iTinltlenl oo!M'te rnntiiel el nork tliroughnut lnotut ut.on eve Hrlnudler neral .'lut hell will lall of reiippulntiio nt an nts uriry air t-hl-f. '- '-Vice I'n 8td"lH-ele t I u w ia upent a btiriy d;iy vNHIdk tmj ret ei Ing frlentlM. - Another ronttitt ovet the S '( of Senator Hmltti W. ' Hrookhurt of Iowa na flUd. I I Well UcveloptJ tlgns of ' &enu The Ihhihi epre!.Ne It m "euiiien' n,. i.VHire" for AiniTtt iin p.ti t iep.itttu ' uj)( rureful with ttu tn meet yon In mini who In imiy be un j V;iHhincten Uiitdm-r. tbnn e i r;ovi tnnn tit bun uti lit.-rn. r i(;n .i eoinmlwloH'T of imb!iH. I Secretary Mellon denied hole. I ile lrr.-Ktiliirt(t 11 ha. I ot eurr d ill ; iKitueH of Kmeunnrnt -i tn lth . 1 The 8 nate riHiie-,1 In neeepl the hoiitte publle Innlilinc I. Ill rt.br to Hie m eond defhhmy bill mid -nt It bm-k to eonfei'-nee. A upeelill house Invt t lK.lt imt I'otn mlt tee reported that part of funds ruliwd by the nuttonul )ta abled noldier' K:ipu, i.ui 1 . m; i You Cant Beatlhis MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES PHONE MAIN 7S9 xv is nil-: Ti.MK Tt M:i.i:rr voin m;i:ks Wo llmu n J-'iUI Line or NOKTIMil I' KINt; AMI I'lJIIIV S si;i;i.s In Th- nml Kit- I'at-knos. COLORED LINEN jii;av i k. 11 1. :hi inch wiki; SI. Oil YAltll 2 hull IIomI liiiillly ImKv Chilli J7c Vfll'il Wo Si-ll tho IIKST for 1,IS Norton's Kiddy Shop I He In ii nieon m it it who rot'ien to.4 o i y on 9oMiet 111 UK dls MKreenble I tint he miIrIiI lme kept lo hinta-If tilt tomorrow. Tint) i:teii-httt Sooclit, I'UM'I.KTON, !re. A resolo Mon tiNkiitK the Htnte un. federal forr' to eo-operiite hi the exten sion or the Jouquln Miller trail south from near Pilot I tuck, I" rnmfltlu eountv, throtiRh (irunt. Ha rue und Luke rotinti'. )ih.i been adopted bv the hoard of Minn-HK'-rn of the Pendleton I'ommer ebil nsHoeiullon. V'opte.i of the resol.nlun Weri also sent to the 1 WHEN you pay your household bills, C O. D. packages and all general ex penses with Protectu checks, you are sure that .the amount of the check is protected from being raised, if by accident your check is lost and may pass into the hands of either an amateur or professional check raiser. With the Protectu system, you can make your check proof against check raising-. This check has a rcricsof numbers lithographed in indelible ink on the end of the check. By a cutting device, the end of the check is cut or torn when the check is made out so that the highest amount indicated on the margin represents the maximum limit of the check. Vc h.ivc arrar.pd to supply all of our customers wit h Protectu checks and a Protectu folding pocket cover with cutter attached as shown in illustration. Others who wish to avail themselves of its use may call at our bank and receive them without cost t : .1 1 , ... . ' upciuiijj an account m uus Dans, we do ' this as a matter of duty following our long ' -"Cr'V . i1 established policy of providine our depositors with the best possible service in every department EQUALLY PRACTICAL FOR DESK AND POCKET US. INCOME TAX KKASO.Y IS lll'.ltl'. Ilmo jour liKuinr 'tax Klaloim-iit propaioil I(v inn- who known. Two jt-ars with V. s. Internal Itovoimo Di-parllliviit. H. M. MALONEY riioiir n. LA .I!.mi;, oitu;u.. I- Oil-J IlllllillllR I Iff-1 -v LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK It Is Fine to Regain Health -But Much Better to Keep It There are unavoidable illnessfs. ; Ucgular physical examinations, however, would do away with a great pei-cent of our Bickncss. Through them any health menace is found in its in cipient st-rcs,. and wrwtd l.(-f.Ve it impairs our efficiency. Such examinations are of value only when made where every scientific equipment is complete. The Hot Lake Sanatorium Dr. W. T. Thy. Owner and Director. 1