La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1925, Image 4

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' THE UK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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VOU WHOHOKVEIt shall give you a cup of water to drliirC
lu my name, because ye belong- to 'hriat, wrily 1 bay unto
)ou, he shall not low; his reward. Mitrlt &; 41.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
thee must, liu-twe MSJJ. -fh.
;sv aes ssvte Tl J 1 tyvA:s w
Hy Stanley !fund and i,i'-ctJ ittle
for Saturday' track meet- Sion.e
of the trackmen made Ape-echcs
telling -what they intended to do
In the met, and am Captain Jen
sen was not present, Warren Gil
bert save a creditable Imitation of
ihe pch Captain Jen-n would
have ifiven. Tieketn pass-i
out for the 'Honor liripht' and
the claw
tNRV AOOlC SATE
!'jNaC TO START Hi S
SroOO AiU. VfdTTJs the RApy
"College President Stops Flirting," says a Saturday head
line. Did his wife catch him?
; bp; careful about that fire.
Forest fires are beginning to appear as daily items. The
greatest tragedy nature faces is the forest fire. Many of
them are unavoidable and spontaneous; but many are due
to the carelessness of heedless folk. The camping season
,is beginning and it is a good time to make a hearty res-
lution that nature suffer nothing from your fault this sum
mer, that the tinilier of our own Oregon be protected to
the utmost.' ;
Fire, whether in a city or at sea or in the luiest, is a
OFFICE
CAT
Junius
MSCOVKIUtS
Beyond the hill
And past the plain,
The tide cr:ps in
And out again.
Chicago T!t, Tribune
Day aft'-r day.
The whole year rouiV,
The sun come up
And th-n gow down.
.Sprinpft Id Mass . I'nion
School News
r--iv4 boxca of candy- Margaret f
Kaker rrpreacnted the Junior ciaa. ;j
Ijoi Nelson, the ftophomore and ;
lavwnc Grey the freshmen, jj
Loodoa Com pLaUMtl of Old
Of Gcnile Slrfarnh of Traffi"
LONDOS (AP London hud
traffic oroblnita hundreds of veur
were urped to iKll - , t(or lh- aulAniobilo waa ever
many as possible-
The Junior claas, &s uu,il. his
again dupiaed its iad nbip by
coming' out iu a "fad" before the
other cia-. Th-- Junior giri
aru wf-arin? one err en and one yel
low fttockme, wbile the boys are
earing overalls and suspenders.
The director of the Senior play
jravu a party for the play cast
Thursday evening a t:he dorntic
science rooms. Kvrone tnjoedj
the wrty very much. j
The A. G--S gir; ga. a mat-'
int dance Knday --innr at 4:
o'ciotk in honor of tne .-ighih A
jrirls who win nter hitrh school the j
following term. I
A short program was featured j
and dainty ref reshiin-nts 5erel. '
i
A n ase ml t y was h 1 d M on I y
riiormng for ih purjrow- of noiu- ;
inatiriE studt-nt body officers for
next ear. Tlie minutes o( the 15T
meeting w r- r- aJ and ;ipprov-d.
TJie Mud-nt body piii.int. Ualph
S'bh. vipia.n' d the dutie.s of dil
fi'ient officers,
W'-.-h-y Irwnto!i, (;.ry.- f',!,!
wre iiomitiatt d for j re).)-,i!; Jr
vin und'-l for ic- pr-s:d-nt: and
Matkarvt (J.(10s, uiti Ii-irothy'
Kunk for trcretar -irt iu'iirer.
offic-r.; W.11
thought of. Old book ut forth
that, in the beginning of the Ith
century traffic troubles wen
acute that a contemporary author
mrots? an article on tiie subject en-titi-d:
't.oach and Sedan. Pleas
antly 'imputing for Peace and
Prec-d-nce."
Incidentally. Loudon wy.s thei
descritMd as a cily of "fogge and
rotten misiea." suliering from truf
tic conception like "mutton pi s it
a cook s ovt.-n."
IVench dictionaries ur- in cn-a'
demand since the I-'r-.nch claiisei)
ha e started to work crofcs puz
zle. This is a n w and inttT'-st-
inc way to increa- the vocabu- ' Tl1"" ' l-ction "'
flary and is i-Aect-d !o aid th- ! ' lu next Tu.-sia
students in th' ir study of m iirh.
j Mr. .!acTvih g".
i The Music cjaaen-s nr.- working l bona lor t.:
jdifigently in order to take petit in !
Ithe mu?ic m mory contest which j Pn.'.'-s re ;.:ir
'. is rapidly drauini; to a cloe. r"iJ' ' : w ':o .-'M U;e
t selections by notd compose r, and 1'1;" Th
jmusiciaits are bains' studied in this,
j contti.
ently.
1 th-
J'm (ir:-! of life's
lull roundalout
l-irtt I breathf in,
Th n 1 breathe otit!
CU--iand. o. I'luin lK-al-r
Ah. Life's V hob
is junl atoit
A viliipb- (as"
Of in and out
ri(-
The high school glt club sang
for Parent-Teaher meeting Kn
day. Thft feleclions were "Go
Itown Moses" and "A Warrior
, Hofd-
a
I An j G. a,. tub! y wvs call
: d SduesJ.y at jntf ri;iijion.
ITfi'- girls vol-d to esi rtiiin th'
; eighth A gl: rilda after j-choof
;and the U-Mlon of a Mother. and
i'aughlers banquet was tiiscus d.
ttn-uior
k '..;. The s -nior w. t Jtob-
cm jiiiiith .who wi!i fcet his :tmir
frev. while the oW;T three i!aiihe3
The Nearest
Service
IS
Ford
Service
Perkins
Motor Co.
4th and Adams
i TU-rc . lo Ijp jif j:ril"I to :li-Hi-
-a- iiiii-I li.- anfnllT ,u;ir i,i a rnm-dv tjill-
very terrible thing, annihilating in its progress, most diffi-, s-y.'Z, i U,ZJTk7J or
cult to control. It sets no bounds to its destruction other i""x- jciwranvra .i,ot. ;i from Hi. m. i
than the consuming of everything its flames can feed on.f xv,;,rrn K.,,anc..A1 Sorlnn I S'h", an.i'X "7"nd." ah
A match thrown to the gixmnd can legin it; a cigarette '"-i ik K-nii.c an .-njoy....i- .n-jih.- i.roc.as from iiir prwiu-tion
stub or pipe plug can do it; an uncovered campfire oft;. I'm".., J "' '. THJZ'
do)CS it. ! ' ' .nw field. Th- p!t.y Jtas le-n pre-
. .lit . i i a- 1 '"'J "l' ,f;" oril's u-t!v ot.senf-d fc. re bWorc aitd linn also i
i-or years there. lias !een a steady campaign eduuitin-r !, Mf,. s-uel-m that th- eiothmg, been gin in Laker and rnion. I
(he Aliericaa xle in Uie pj cservation of their wox!i '"HnuM,'ar,,rs ,",cht one.ntratei ... .
imd forests. Still there .re fires, for the hardest thin,:7. B " """ '-""Lorntf WZM
tin the world to teach the human i-.tce is sclf-piotection 1 !and ,ra, k n ,.,x,. T). Hl. .
''nd the most difficult defect of character to remedy iuMT,..;" 'Zu-r'&l XVTZ1C'
Carelessness. 4m - ''"- I a tm; put on for the atlnitic I
Tliosc who t-iijoy nature should le the fii-st to care for!
You Wouldn't Give
A Lead Nickle-
for a razor that you couldn't sharpen or
put in new blades. So why don't you fig
ure the same way when you buy a lawn
mower?
It's necessary that a lawn mower be sharp
to run easy or do a good clean job.
You can sharpen an Eclipse Lawn Slower
so easily that you will always have a nice
working' machine and besides save a big
lot of expense. Let us show you.
JOHN MELVILLE
1428 Adams Ave.
enjoy
Iter and the last to destroy her.
Th-- rnod'Tn film product I
prnbaiMy ha' hi-d Moiw
,the Uf.le w h'-fi th- Itchifi u.
id '
IMI.pi. ,!V(
. ulatin? w h'
t n mi iiijc th r
"t'iiMn- 'Htr ariliiiiM-lii- KtN-r'
I t-ry Mwjr. 1 hal bate to writ''
In ttr lailM-r.'
i.tf Iilni tit-. lea!rr. He did
; a winmm; iik.h schooi-
i I.a (jiaiide (li nioiistialcd a pleasing brand of MiH'iioiit.
"fc.alunlay in the track and fic!d meet ;-.t IVndletoii hr
the high school athletes earned off first honors in Cdiiipe
lition with two other .strong M-hools. The Uys who hat
a share in Die jioint winiiing dcseivc a great deal of credit "'' iir."
I'or their splendid yhowing and those who were less for-! ... .lk , ,
tunate lecjiuse of V keen comictition are eouallv deserv- i i:i.-r..jrth to 1. ...
nig for their effort. 1-a Crande is very fortunate in havin-r
it scIkmjI that always stands highly in athletic competition;!
it is moic foitiiiiati? in having athletes, scluxil authorities, '
and a coach who faster and maintain a high degree cf .1
(ixu-Lsniaiiship and a student Uxlv whose spirit is thorough-1
ly in accord with tnie yiort.snian.ship. it is gratifying t t
have a winning school, but it is more gratifying to know''1
that the spiiit of that school is highly democratic and fair,
juid that by virtue or the unity that athletic competition
produces the se!n.! maintains a gKd stanilaid of scholal-
ihip i. lid cliiin. v. h'.lcsi.me living. To win is a pleasing
sensation, but more than that "the game's the thin"."i
ir. i.l. a t
n th.-y (ir.
11. on- y i-. - .1 s
dli il'ltlll.
i i- .1 T:- w i'Ol b'Ke
i:M Mori .
run I"
d p'iz'.
no doui-t Li.
fihirr'-s oil'
t til
's Vo
itl.tih.ty
i.ill lTi v.ulUtt Uti-
lion
thing
a
AIM'
V'.M J
wiiiri.rtt that
d.o.
In I tiili.k t-.
In- v. ill (
-4l HU1IH'
Whether the ; coie U'
tojnpcnsalinn for t!ie
did his l.tvt and did
in youth, cannot fail
active years of ;,trr
i-kl Ni-w-p.irr "dd.
I'l.Mll I '!' i V i sr.. II. li.
hij.:h or low, Uicie is always adt fjuate s .. , w. - kiy nw'imr. has
!.( 11 .l't !. i jdu lt) ) If,, tt ,t Im a '
"'ij' hu-ill- ti,- 11 .f f. iiv '
Tl.. "..t..it ti l" 'l b-tce-d ! J
YV. W iiUirr. and I ,t (n .j iu-nii'i-
r lie- li. !m;im;.' m- in Im.
pnbti-tM .1 Mai 1. Mr. O'Ciru hat
tuin. ,1 to i'( 11.11. -t.n If- put.- :
!im.' d ii.-- 1 . , r tor i-i-tv than
!i! x. ..r.,
DAYS LEFT
To Act On Our April Offer
true spoilsman in the fact that he
it fairly. Such a spirit, engendered
to aid in character building for ths
life.
MARKET
JOELS
GROCERIES
I'hone Main 7.19
ll(IMi;(;U(.
(iircn Onions. ;l hum lies
Uadishrs. per hiimh
Spinach, '.i pounrl-
IJcrN, per Imimi Ii
Itliuhai li. I pounds
10c
.c
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0c
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ONLY $1 DOWN
FOii THE COITER Ti ll
AuloNaiic
And Easv
Monthly
Payments
CAPABLE '
Was tier-
A Valuable Electric Premium Free
' s f . -av
Lfzi
FRIGIDAIRE
does much imnc than just supply ku
peiioi iff 1 iteration. It Onvcs its own
ice in handy culies, just the si.e to
slip into goblet, and us pure us your
di inking valei.
Jesse HiiM-nhauiu, Agent, with
Bcnham Electric Co.
I'hone .Main 101. New Foley J.ldg.
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To 1 tan d p n l
upon u fur CJtfwbl
tefl'.-. no mutt
w hjit the
ti.ilt bt- .lrw. to t-j
eonlT with you na i
to d tiiis and th-n IjH
ttry (h 111 out. ig,
w- 11. 1. titttitij. 13.
Our Imsliil iir i?
I Kt ytrur mtKv, IS
trxv vt lisMK' ' -s,
Main tj
no inntt'T 1
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u.ty b-. Wr I J
ETMMKRMAI
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71
Housewives
have jmithasi'd llicsi' niiichiiies from its this
month.
This is the best offer on washers in (he
.Northwest. II posilhcly ends April
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Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company
(i, 17J5 Kirt Sclul.'nrr S: M ine
If You Want Your
Spring Clothes to "Do
You Proud"
Pay enough for
jine quality
You'll find that you et a
lot of solid value for the
little bit extra you pay
Faultless style, for example
-rich woolens- needlework
of the sort that exclusive
tailors charge bitf monev
for
Our finer Hart Schaffner
tS: Marx clothes are luxur
iously made, but the price
is easy
$45, $50, $55.
WOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
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60
5 ? s s
NATIONAL i;.M!V u K
April 27th to May 2nd
SPKC1AI, S1.00 l'HK i;S AI.I, WKKK
alues You Can Not Afford to Lose
Koys' Wash Suits. A,, 2 to S , $l.,m
I. ills I. loonier Drosses SI ,,,,
1 Yards 27-ineh Diaper Cloth 'JZ"Z.7"'?l!u0
(Daisy Cloth r Canton Flannel) ''
2 Double r.reasted Art Silk Strip Infants' Shirts
SiZ0s2t" (i . .: ?!.....
Duy your infants wear at these prices. Severn!
articles se-hng less than co,(. rMU in
our stoc-J; and ask tor I Ki:i; ;()0K ox INFANTS
CAUL, l.veiy .Mother should have this book.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Ihiy During National l'.ahv Week
SANK
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