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THE L'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April 2L 1025.
(Branbc Iftcnutg CDbscrficr
An Imlt-prmlrnt Newspaper
FRANK 11. AI'Pl.KnY
BAitvicr if. MA-rriiuwav,
-.Editor and Puhlbjher
.... liufltnca Managftr,
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X Grando, OreKon. Tbo Obsurvcr-Btur publliilied every I'Ylday.
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von IF WE KIN WIUVI.I.V
eclved Hie linuvvli-df!' ul Hie truth,
eucrllicc lor ulna. Hebrews lu:, -0.
lifter that we liuve re
ttteru reiuulnclli no inoru
THE OLD IIOME TOWN
II IT
Nabt
By Stanley
&LJ.I ' JK ; Jib r'sifciaZZ fe55o--S5rQlii 6o'
tfa-T jrEM" L iiffR ritosw-rril twoaemwihroHAVEA
3 mWmM
DUfMMIV A SCUFFLE N THE BAND ROOM
pe-re poktcb dropped the bass dium
ON MCI BtA5LfcT3 HfcAD. TUP DPM
III WAS QUITE BADLY DAMA4EO
IMl
10 BE HAZED
pFFKEipAVING BID
ACCEPTED BY
CAT
!tnao mark ma.
Junius
I Some moil who worked up from the bottom are handi
capped by having sons who are working down from the top
If divorces increase much more rapidly, .sniani bride
grooms, in arranging the family budget, will have to set
inside n sinking fund for alimony.
FAMILY TKEKS
An old man, who had amassed a fair share of this
world's goods, spent some time in collecting a history of
his family. He compiled a rather large volume, and then
had only eight copies of it printed, giving one to each of
his seven children four sons and three daughters and
keeping one himself.
It was a remarkable document, and a somewhat depress
ing one. The record showed that a great-uncle had ab
sconded while executor of an estate; acousin had killed
:i man while on a drunken spice, another cousin had eloped
with a married woman, while a brother-in-law had died
We are thinking of pull inn up
the folltiwiiiK office motto In a
eonHpirtlouH place: "No, we don't
know uny word of any number of
ii-uers nieuninir anything.''
NeH Iti-m: "Willie Inolilnt; 111 a
shop tvinilmv hlu lvimieii were in
jured by a falling Nlreet sign, litis,
bunds limo fur eurs been tvuili
lllg their wlies ulKiut the illillKt-r of
looking In shop windows."
A little iluir once alnuKhlereil a
lien
And elov,',l hi'r away Inside.
A pin leutlier Kluelt In his n,e,ll'
valve
So I Ik poor purp up 1111,1 tlietl.
Ills milliter fi'iilr,! its It, tits fut it f
llOlllt'
"llttl I ((,'." he prnpliesletl.
t
I.Ira of v. l
Time
l'OKTI...J (Al I
lush) Tin Mntr hluhu.'ty nm-
imJs-Ioii Iola ttuiinliil ihc 'tnili-:M-t
lfr Ihc puilii uilh it ti it-it U' itl' itir
slori(t-Si4'MM-u .- Inn nf lie S nllcnt
Iiihmt ( oiiiiiihia uurr liluliunv tn;
ShiKiiiscu ninl Mi'lty .or J'ctrilanil. I
Julifisr hid Mils tt2HI.MiL.'. "U" -mii- .'
; Illusion llKili l I'l-nlrofs I'nr i;M !
, awarding Km idiiiiact in ilu Wiir-
ji'cn (Vin-tiiK-tliiii auiiiiniiy ahm'
hhl prmjdrl aphal at t a tttt of
sr.l.Hfil, iiIhiiU ftiliMion lens. 11,1111
iiln uinnliic hti ',-torlu llra
jtloii t(jii'4iiihilalril (lie ttmiiiis.m
'en Us nwaxl.
.My hlra ol i'. ! lli t'I lion-t li' flt
cr. him a l-i (.rumlt'i- is a woman (.nimlc I.n"s. )
who has mku.'kIi paring Lnlt-.H In f .lay Itourrniuii .lonnt i cmrnmr
thc kltrhcn. and .Tiiini I'. .can. roitiiuid r.i-I
.Inrnej. prnlf-lc aaiiiv, lt roil-
(hit' tlfUVmirr hclw.'rn ihc ol.l-j.n-ir hid mwml. I,n-;nn said In-!
la-himir l Krl and llir iimhIi im j nlijri liil hulh u1 lilat r ninl '
.Hfi-ilc. h Dial Ihc iiikrcp was Irvs a n-i-t'ciilalit ti tlif Warrrn!
on 1 1 if iild iiitiih'l. t 4t)iniiiny. Hourrniiin jihl ho tip-j
hioaiod mi iM-half or I'm I -a (.raiidtM
What li;iH hi t-iMiU' of tlx- ohl- i-oiim irroial rluh and Hull Us men. j
Ni;V Ydlilv AI') Mu'liHon
Hiuar' Ciardrn, KCfiu of lh luHt
1 1 inorrutic nulioimt convention, a
lamlmurk nine- lS',m, , a inaic
nanif llHu lf7S, will jjuhh out of
Hit; picture early in May. Wreck
e I'd t hen will lay Juck umi adze
and erowhtir to pruhuhly Srw
York'H inoift widely known lnstllu
tion to niiike way for the new 28
story home of the New York lA(v
Insurance company.
The' lowered arena. Mirniountfd
hy foilorn I hanu drawing: utrlnff
h'HM how against tin- nortJi wind,
will he reduced to ruhhh; In u
f w montlis.
.Madlison Square (Jardin. there
have lict-ii two huildlnxH, was orls
inally the abandoned paH.siMicr
elation of lliu old ilar-ni railroad.
Ifarh-tn trains from Albany In the
lali; (' were towed there, down
l-'ourih avenue from 4nd sired,
hecansc miaiu power in the heart
of the city was deemed unsafe.
I 'ommodore Yanderbllt captured
the Ihirlcm line and Kuhordimttcd
it to hl own HiidKon Itlver rail
road. The Harlem Ml at ton was
cloned when he opened (Jraml Cen
tral Htation furl her nor' h.
Itanium I m-w .aileii.
I' I', T. liarniim, with a .slum-man's
eye. .saw the po.s.slbilii ten of the
deserted trainshed. U covered 2
city lots, the laret enclosure in
: .Manhattan, and he leased it for lii.s
jeircun, opening its hnii; career its
i a i oiu-our.se for athletic meeis,
i nionsler eoncerl.s a'i horseshoWH, i
It whs a!.;o known under its pre.'-!
lent name from then on. mivi' for
I four years as "(Jilmore's Garden"
durlntr a tenacy of the bandmaster.
The trainshed was replaced hy
i the present wtructure in lssji. The
jn-w huildtn- v;i.-! de.s!Kned hy Stan
' lord While, who more than a dec-ad-
later wa: shot Ihere hv Marrv
K. I haw. Jl was llnaneed by a '
compriin ,1, I'ierpont '
.lni-ican. I), (i. Mills and other lead- '
Iuk Hpiriia in the lloire Show an-
Moetal hm. was iornially open- 1
ed betore 17.i(Mi people on June 1'!. !
Is:hi. with Kdward Strauss and his
orchestra and two jrrand ballets.
The shows, poiitltal conventions. :
.balls, mas; meet'ims and national'
.sporting eventK held in the Garden ,
in the Kiinseiuent oj cars are
)f.':niiliar history. Also. duriii- this 1
j period, the value of the building,;'
Radio Chats
(Hjr Poncll Crush r, .lr.)
When one stops to realize (hut
In l'J-0 a sum of :!,oumhmi mus
spent for radio und that this year
it ha been rati mated this figure
will be increased to $.'))0.ouo,ihii.
one. wonders just where this child
und a child radio Is is Koim;.
There are those who still insist
that radio la a fad. Hut fads do
not become universally accepted
und nations do not spend millions
over u period of years lor fads.
It Is difficult to rrali.e Dial
broudcasllnc: was Introduced as re
cently UH I'J'M. When $..,(HMI.MKt
wuh spent on radio. In I'.'i'J that
ffKure grew to Jtio.aou.nini. Th
lollowltif- year iy;'3 li v;;s
ooo.uou.
last year i'jZi It lias been es
timated u total of $:;':, emi, tux, was
spent on radio, and this year it is
believed the ficure will tiuch tin;
half billion murk.
And let It be remembered
that money was spent and is b-dn;;
spent for compiet" sets and parts,
not for broadcasting stations which
have coal hundreds of thousands to
build.
In 132U U ban been esllmaleil
there were I ft.uou radio receiving
s'ls In the I'nited St at en. In 2 ,
this number had crown to 4ii,tMio;
iiO.uiMi in 2.(MMifiiiHi in iii:!:
;l,niiu,on - in l u -M .
Here is soinethin,; th;it deman-s
Kniter public inietetii. Jn this s r
ies of weekly talks Iiope tu t'i!
of some of Die things that merit
public attention.
which coi-t $3.onn.nn tn erect,
dwindled W a iihmh Jir.n.iHMi w In n
Ihe New York Life boticht it in
ut foreclosure auction In l!ilii. The
total consideration was IS.tjiiu.itoo,
land and all.
Ueeaiise the Garden never paid
financially H had to ffo.
I:i4 I iiMr, I'llilm- t.n.l (liu ri... lu.o. ...I .1 -.1- r.... ...!
wnjIC UIKlCr lliniC'iniOIll I')!' AWWMlmi lilU'UVXJr4XUUI Ul -"W ,UVUk "Mew lo the line; lcttuorkm I be l,-,.wer l.ulumhla rlv
momljcM's of the family wore wot down aIoni with the had.
The difference bet wen an art
1st and an illusl rafor Is I hat tb
arli.-l driveH a l-'ord and the illu.s
traior a l'ueknrd.
mid while thci-.'
a whole it was
Nolhmjr was concealed or apologized foi
v.as more good than bad in the record
liad ciioukIi.
Ilia explanation vj's: "My children were Kettinjv foolish
notions into Mieir heads. They weie lictfiiiiiinir to lliinl;
themselves lietter than other people, and 1 wanted to show
tliein that Ihey were wionir. I wanted to show lliem
;i person can !)c only what he makes himself, and no letter.
J'ride of uncostly is nil iicjt, in a way, lint piide of per
sonal conduct is a lnnch Inciter thinjr."
! Much Rood inijrhL h.' aaroinplished if oilier
compile their family histoiies and print lliem
circulation.
i lH' jMlWil,
'111 Kill's ell''1
lint i-i'll ull I lii
k.s is (lour.
Jill: "liiuliii;- art- on f.tn-f ton
.'" K : I tilivi- l;, rn IMirf till
illnii!;; hut ir,i Ui'i'P nil iisktll!! me
until I IlilM' ni ilntilils."
'ut limn iniiiiiiliit-(iii'i-d Miine.
WOllId ' t''1" "ie peiiiilr nt'i'iltl. lie intMlr
i n iiviiiu. .Aiiii. .iiar niuiiiilnt'liiMsl
101 pilVaiejM.iiiiililiu; Hut
lllltilf u liil-llllir.
men
tw llirtiwii out horntiM Ihere nl
rciuly is H uoihI niiitl thei-e mill that
Honey shoulil be tM'iitletl on ihe
Old OlfKon Trull fruiii 'Hit Dalles,
east. I
'I'ln; ('oliiniissliin auai'dt'il ctiiiii- i
lies me iirsi nun nr .'ie iii'.i inar-
Kt-i rutin minis to in .aiil in .lulu
ic.tiillum s.-.'j.-.. i;h. iii.,m''
t-uutil.v nuanls M'n: ninn, ,si;,
JC,.-..ll;t ; Wallimii Nil. 1:1:1-77.
Ainiui'i: rontitii'ts nuurtlt-d Intlay '
writ": Wttlluua iniiini, i-a-.lhi-: 1
null siii-fiit'iii': 7..MI mllfs ur unit !
.No. I of I ;ntiT i-Im I'orc-t litiuiitl-
nr.v sft'tio ol r.utt-i-:rl4'-I Itua litxh- j
mux to Morrison antl KiiiuSou,
lloise .lilalui. for s:. I.MS.
CAPABLE
The Nearest
Service
IS
Ford
Service
Perkins
Motor Co.
ft
I j
wfm
W I?
Dainty New Patternsof
Novelty roi!ts
AN array of liratiLiful and distinctive
I'almcs aflordiii;;' a wide selection from
which to fill your needs
Voiles with striking and original pattcMii.i
r.nd desjons so much in demand for Sprin;;'
and Summer wear.
. 50c, 75c, $1.25, $1.10 a Yard
School Oim' I1- ini-M-d
SA1.K.M, Ore. Tie- complaint
Tiled i'lain.-.t Tiui:nan Walt ad-i.i
lleiKhi.s rancher. wImi v:-s arrested
here charged wi'h r-l'iisal t.
his son to the public -cbools
disniirsed by the olbial:-.
missal of I he case was: basi
a ph-ieian's eei tirie ite, Indii
that the boy was suffering
some phyifical ailment.
Fend
win
ins-!
i! (lit i
utinsj
Irom
K.50TEL ASTOO
A 2ml a Hilt Loi Anucles
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET
50 n.itln New. MoJem '
Cloac to Slutpping District antl Theatres
FREE GARACE Tariff Irom $1.50
National Baby Week
April -7th to May 2nd
WAIT I'OIt IT AND SAVE FOIt IT
As sc will make it a Special $1.00 Sales Week
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Where Quality U Higher Than Price
; ; A KKAI- SOCIAI, "PIJOMI.KM."
An official letptest from a congress of charily ornani.;i
tions in the Middle West that all states enact a law com
pellinj: children whose means permit, to snppoit parcnu
njred lieyond the yeais of productive- activity, smites th :
eai naisniy. ucatl Dioatlly the lcsolutum seems lo
the sons and daughters of the United Stales of
unfilial condnct.
The full force of the situation and the demand of thes
workers liccomes specific, in the assei lion, hacked by sla
u.Mics, inai t niorecment ol such a iaw m a sin"le si:
i, ,.i ..i u i.i: i . . " .'.
I li u ii fii'ii(iuuie on accounl ol uirei
liarents ID per cent. I'ut into lhal. form the agitation for
lejrislation assumes (he characler of nil intliclnient. The-v
is n hard, ciuel sound to the hare statement that any com
monwealth finds it necessary' to employ lcjal force to com-
. I l. :i.i . . .
ju-i eruioieii oi paroms io aj'cil to woik and too poor to
live without it, to furnish support.
Evidently our civi'i.atiMi has some blowholes when i'
fails to keep intact the nf feel ion between parents and chil
li. 'en, or retains cnou!;h u nse of duty to make it a work t f
pleasure lo brighten Ihe yeais of puiple lwilij;ht for de
crepit parents. Evidently, too, there is a bijr field for home
missionary wink if this charge stands.
mere may i,e less prohl m iliscussinjr possible can.'
Illllll ill l,rl t,lll, tl 1 :i
' ..f,,,.. ,.,,it i.n -,,. vn.iiiiv woiKcis iuhi lejjtsla-
tion of compul.'.oiy ehaiacter is the remedy - or denyine:
mat. icjval loice will wmk impioveineiit. The distr
fad is that st-.eli
t r whatever tiie .
final cure may be
than bobbed hair
fur less attention.
condilion eisls, whatevt-r
ii(:i:eslit:u.". for
. This look
"or Paupers,
I etoedy,
. more like
but seems
MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES
riione Main 7.V.)
l ltl.SII DKKSSEI) ( HICK ENS
d'rrrn Peas. .New Polaloes, Sttint; lieans, AsparaKiis,
Spinach, Kailisiies, (Jreen Onauis, l.eltuce.
Cclerv, Cahhaxe. Toniatues. Cucuni
tiers and Straw herries
J hi ni li
Vol can li-,ond I .y- , ,V
Hit1' lipun us lor ciiimlilo j i .
t-tiittity nutiriK Here: I ninn. .sl:l.. t , sei vit-n, no umOer 1
lf IJM( Ui: JM. WH j '. .
I ... ft'i '"tin i 1 W j .irar whimtium m. - Kuiu. Jtrfrvi.w.im-a.-.vi i
I We unnuillltv wilh luinlonnlile Si BNOIMIHASH A 'r-'j! I &bV$8i
IMl,,,. ,;. S,,-,lav -,,...! H W K KT I I M K. Mv. ...Th.. M SlMMKIOIAN V '
I'.'.il lots .Hint l.l-eetril It vliorl l.il week l-eritl tluK. III (!reen tile rn,lerllir I 'I A LuA Q BS3 r. Jinm .i I
,.i wrlllnc l.ieh Ie- hu litt.i ,!..ml ... Ho linvi- I n Mtt.-n ) Cntlenakera f AW I ffv i 3 . -i '"r
lliem. A eh-.-k lor it ,.;,,- 1 1 v ni I. Il tlt.mnti usi n :, In i m u 1110 n;t I ' VyAVjV,i ' I! ,V T' to7- V I"iffifliW3 ' !
M-rl,.tl,.n. resilient here. .!. furra have ! XW'k ! 'M fZ JZT-. RZ?""
' shot th.-lr ,,t.s ,vMle oil,,-,., IKIV j if xlA ill E?4&tK
'.V l.t ntlllliil wo, i ean easllv jllell Ui the imimikt. I I I 1 VP R4SSVrV '
poil It all 1,1 h.ivio;; ail ' t ""if .T44 )
grossly! .-.msliler the l, II. clNln . P f WmaJj I
i;r:' rt 'atrti . M A . i
-:: V: VI yS. . IV. .-
'.. ............... s w j iw.ii. - as uyiJs?viJ5' it r ' .ii " nr. i
: "' "iiiiimriiuiin ln' r : SI Jl II . 1 . W VV i
I the ClilM..ine Mamli. i uliIU l,v ' - II I :. V HVlSi
mitt.'.' HI proptfc an a m. nd innil J6rltf"n,m "Tl ' " ' j
in i lu ih-k.kI riilm.s.' Immigration js tl Sl'f II I
IFIJMUU , ONLY SI DOWN
pBBBf LjraeaiirjiS I i"(,RTi!i:roiTi:u;n5
1ZZ and Milk ' AullatiC !
i SPRING FEVtR puts ths brnkp on msnv ef m every yctr. I
1houRhllrly w ccntmur lo el lh hrvy trodt ol wmlcr I I ' 1 l l 11 i r i i
- . I . thl clot (h iiem and ilow u. up. In frandmothci'i day clUUlhlC iJCt't 1'IC J TCmiUUI I I CC J
! j I verybod look a aprmi Ionic. I
'-in;: 1 ?. ' i
the causes V ,n ,ht -" " ' I
' li H Tr) it llm iprinj. tit Tru-Blu Gr.Snm. nd milk (Uily (cr wcrli. 11 j j" JSQfcw I
ItOlitt hll II ! K ' Thry'r. chnckful ol th. i!m,n,, Ih.l k.ulj .trrnslh. the mintr.l L. L I
I IE l wit. lhl build bon.nd ol bn Ihm M nlu purilr Ui. ( I B5 58 Jjf .VSEJBJbvL' I
I5ank ? j
1 1 , Order From Your Grocer Now j j
1 rnf J f' ,umi4 nj m uvW fvui I
S !
y ti
DAYS LEFT
To Act On Our April Offer
And Easy
Monthly '
l'ayinents
or whatever the
a social problem
to have alliactt
Reliability that means
helpfulness us well us
safety no mailer what
Ihc eiuriBenry.
La Grande
National Bank
buuiitl, ltrlhilili-, fingnvviho
FOR TIIE COITER TI E
A Valuable Electric Premium Free
,v TRU-BLU BISCUITCOMPANy-Spckane 8n7prtU'
Housewives p
have inirchasetl these iiiaehines fnun us this
month.
us is the hest offer on w:i.shcrs in the
Northwest. It posi;iely ends April :)().
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company
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