La Grande evening observer., June 05, 1925, Image 4

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Friday, June G. 1025.
Pape Four
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
An Iiuk-pcmU'iit Nt'wspnprr
FRANK B. APPI.KBY...
2IAHVKY K. MATTHKW8
Kililor and Publisher
., liilttlnr-KH MaiuiK f
P'ibllshcd evening, rxcuiit Sunday, at 1410 A'lania A veil up.
La Grande, Orojcon. The Ubse rver-Stur publish-?! t-vcry I'ridny.
Entered at the Postofflco at J -a Grande, Oregon, aa tJccond
Clan Mall Matter under act of March 2, 17 3.
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LET T1IIR MIND RE IN YOU. win. h mxh also in Christ
Jesus. Let nothing be done tlirouw tfirlft- or vain glory;
but in lowliness of mind let cuch eateeiu uther better tiuu
themselves. Phillppiuns il:5, 3.
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
'; One of the most unpleasant things of life must be to
feel badly and have nothing special to kick about.
5 We are all free citizens in this peat country of ours
and do exactly as we please except for our consciences,
our-wives, our landlords and the neighbors.
With crops in the valley promising ail the prize-winning
characteristics that could be desired, it's a source of regret
that the county budget has no provision for a county ex
hibit at the state fair this fall. Prize money would go
far toward cutting down the appropriation. Surely we
should be able to find a few extra dollars for such a
purpose.
' The proposal of the grange to investigate the possibility
and advisability of establishing a free city market in La
Grande is one of the interesting developments of the recent
fetate meeting of that organization. If a market will aid
the farmers in profitable disposal of their products, and
If it offers them better distribution with less handling and
less intelmedTale" profiC Oie "plan should receive general
approval. City markets are distinct assets to agricultural,
interests in many communities and there is no reason why
H market could not be established here to advantage. Agri
culture in Eastern Oregon is on the highioad to better
limbs and more stable prosperity and every effort should
be made, by rural and urban people alike, to sustain thai I
progress. Everyone in the Claude Kundu Valley will profit
by any agricultural improvement.
W0::;:0- ':( STAN)' BACK BOwiV ' mH'MEAW ! I $ if li
I'll Giit'im Fust I the-m amt mo , ?) iMii
'''ffi'cv -SHOT! ITS One o' CEMTPEOE! "faEMS i-SSfc
fyfc IEM THOUSAM LMOr J V w groRE TEET.ir
Xv' K CEMTlPEOES COMikJ1 LJv ifP:
'I 5lpt
A FALSE. ALARM. N x .w,Lu:p
ATTEND ON ON
Hi SC 00
L
CAT
I$y Jim his
W hen f-he prtmiKi to In a
ter to oii Jim (i mil hintiier!
A ptihit l;id is une who c:ili
miy Uniii:; w it hout 1 l,ni
I : vii "No's-
Tiny siy tlf ino.l' rn Kir! i t-'d
Tin- e,i!)tv ul Mtankin l s m-
So I don't favor iiil.inii;ht ridi s
Oh twl
TIm v ;iy tiiitl p Mir.y"s n-.t et.rn-
l'er Krti't ll" tntd lii r 'I,
So 1 don't tav:r inidiiiKlii rid-s
-Oh no!
!''ie loli.i u!i H.iy th-.- tliii-s
fan nrvri- r ,-iity Kn-.v,
The triilli ot vji,it. t!i y i
- Oil no!
an old: in uoitiis or
om; s i.i ari.i;.
I'.tiy. Kirl.
Km.-.-, whirl,
l.ovi',
JnV. hits..
SpniiK. moon.
Walk. KIOV.-.
Iloy. knH ,
Hop-, lovr.
(ilii. blush.
(iiKN-l-, "V.s"
MaiTiaj,''' hcinNi-'.'
W.dl (
till -S3,
TELOCABET ( Special ) TIu- stu- !
di-nts who huve returned from liiyli1
school at I'nion an-: Lillian Mlii.s- i,
Hoy Yountf, Vir I and lonuld'
WilkitiMon. Jaunlta Hill, Opal ISarn
and Murjoriu Hyatt. !
Monty anUds and liis family I
have moved to i'lnc Valley, j
Mr. and Mrs. i. W. Taylor and
son. Itfryl. visited at the O. V. Wil
kinson homes recently. I
John Aspcr's family has moved
on tlio place formerly owned by
Moniy Daniels.
MisHes Amelia und Pauline Asp
returned home I ruin Noi l li
Powder where they hme bei-n at
tending hlh school.
Mrs. Gertrude Yount; has return
ed to work at Telocaset.
Mr. and Mrs. Xi V. Wilkinson
ind son. Warren, and Mr. anil Mr
J. G, Anson, left Sunday mornim:
for Oallas. Oregon, to attend t In
state Grange, meetin1? then;. Tip y
arc? making the trip by auto.
Tho Teloeaaet fanners arc Ktad
to have, tho rain.
,vv Youiik has returned from
HilKard where he has been shear
ing sheep.
MisH Ina MuilenbuiK and lor
grand mot iu-r. Mrs. M nil nbui j,.
ire vtsitliiK in Telocaset.
Miss Hos-sie Hums tml her cou
sin. Virginia Smith, have been vi
siting hero at the Clarence liurns
home.
Th schoot picnic was held Wed
nesday at the t'hiireh home. A
large crowd attended and everyone
had a good lime.
Mis. Cora t'atun returned to her
home in Haker. She has been
teaching school lure. Mis:; Mor-
colla McCullouli returned to her
near here, under liome at Haines, after teaching
the siip. rvi.su. n ft Prof. K.s(ir M-r- school hert.
nil. It will b-- driven by a light I Charlie I i ri and family were I.a
lour-cyliud'T engine. The shipUnndo visitors Sunday and Mun-
at VeHie
i will be tested at c"!over field upon I day.
' ....... ..t. I 1....K ill I l.,,i ( )l
two months hence.
: "The winj:-' n th regular bi
! p;ilie now used in coUUiiercial avi
ation are ft constructed that the
I air strilu s t hem first and is for-
Ced down and upon the tailpiece,
j which eliminates the pitch ot the
plane." Profi hiKor Merrill aviid in
txpkiining his theory. "The tail
I pie e was eliminated in the con-
m i net ion if mode!? and guilders
rw . x rtv r r-i ! - '-
10 ACW 1 )e 01 l iailCSSind ad.iusting Ihe luvwr wing of
. j tin tailless plane so that air cur-
, I rents strike the two wings simul-
p-aai. .i",n ., i iii (Ar) r
A till! it sri brTiV i ne. w 'tir!i iniy It s' '
h:tn poands. which imiv
;Eieriments Point Way
Kern
felO-
Mooney, of l.a Grtmde,
caset visitors Sunday.
Mrs. George Hillyard and child
ren of I.a Grand- are visiting at
tho 1-eo Young home.
SO Acres Clu-n Childicit
SNhV, Ore. A gift of
acres of land near Sandy has it:st
Ik-'H nuide by John Straus of San
Oiego to the five -children of
Mrs. Max Wuinsche, to be equally
j taneousiy.
Although the plane ;
may have a greater tendency to
I rise and fall than tho ordinary
jtype plane, it will remain per-1
lectly ba!tneed. lie Colicl lUleit. I
iso.vi m:n at iiu; iai.i.i;s
T1IK DALI.KS, Ore. Delayed '
! by rapids at Cascade Locks, w hich i
f"id stei:::il w Mi dr. v is, elf,. t!.
in a Trallic dam: "li ,;t i-'iist o;
lum't i'loc. e., . .ni.. iionk. A-;
ilill!'
rOKTLAND'S DICl'AUTMK.NT STORKS.
' The department store fnliiie of I'oiUanil is discnsseil
ficcly and interestingly in the cnrienl issue of The Voter,
the advent of two largo chain store systems into the busi
ness of the city leiiijr the reason for the article. Certainly
tn interesting business situation is devolpiiiK there and the
ttate at large will watch events, the growth or decline of
the units effected, with smiling concern.
If the two chain stores that have taken over the I.ipnuui
Wolfe and Olds, Woitmim vt King stores are to ge the ten
million dollar increase in business volume that they antici
pate in the next two years, .Mr. Chapman points out that
n large share of that business must be taken fiom Meier
& Frank, who did an estimated volume last ye:ir of ?lii,noo,
000 and showed an estimated profit of nearly a million
and a quarter. If that is true, the big store that has dom
inated the business life of l'oitland for two generations is
in for keener competition than anyone ever exivetcd it
to experience.
Much speculation is rife m business circles now as ;n
what the attitude of the thiee coiuiH'titors will be tow;. id
each other and the public, but it is looii.-ii to anticipat.
anything but "sawing wood" on ihe pait of any of them,
business firms of that magnitude and directed by men
such large experience and wide vision have learned lon;;
i:go that worrying about one's competitor is the lea. i
profitable occupation one may have. What tho other f , i
low doe.; and how he does it is of minor importance. Suc
cess isn't built along those lines am! business films in th
smaller cities as well as in such communities as Portland
realize that more and more each year. The problem
sci vice ami service expresses itself in terms of quality,
value, treatment, and honesty is the only problem to b
rolvcd. The degree of perfection attained in that way Wo!
dcteimine tho degree of success of the three Portland
.'lores, or of firms or individuals :.nywhcio.
mm nliiu." s;ul ail nl:l huui'iler.
"Clmt.ro evcly linn liln;; ".' Iltiw
is II sl'.
"111 Ihe she ll."
volutioni..' aVK.tion. usm d.slar.si
prnclit al lu re r.-o.nlly liy l'r!' s-mi-
A. A. MrnM f I'uliiorr.ia In
sotutr itf l't rhnolejry. i'asinh ria.
M'al.. fotluwintf ultut hi OTliu-J
lv.,Mt 1 s.icis s.vlil trial flights" ul I'K.v. r
;'iKl. no:u- lific. ol iiH-'l.-l pluniS.
I Ma-! a . ciachliir. in lalnialur.'. i n. ci ssilali il a purlin.-". Jol-n K.I-,
!..t from n entiipult. 811II-.I crax'-jnm ..aff. I'raak S. Wliton .ml;
Hilly I!ir.iiiu-li 111" air lur a .lis-alu c I Vul WooOilry. transi-ontllli'nti'l 1
;iain-j motorlioat Oiurisls. ai ihi' l In Tlio
miles ' I ialles. Tile vovamrs arriv"'!
ilri'iu he'I to thi' skin, liavinu en- j
counteri"! A .sioiall at 1'ruO'K I'oln' j
vliieh cam" lliar f nlll'I'THur tic
lioat. 'J'll" three boatmen !lisp','-i-eil
the riqiiilH at fVltlo.
haye a wimr p in ef twenty. two J N'.'iv Y"U Is t! ii.n'iiai C -s-
! t ami a hiaitli til iniv f,rt tlnatinn of th" mot. 11 h.iat yoyair-
I 11. in the prop. II. ir to III.' tip of rr. will) expert to roiiipl.te Mir
111" (en larr. Is l..'ini: I'. 111 si i" 1 1 1 (... I r.iii.a.mii,. t, ip in !i" ilay.i.
of inurr than I-111 fr. t an. I
tain,"! a np.s J of thlr'y-fiy.
an hour. It imjs hrhl prrlrrOy
ll.i s the fuml v.'" a- hilam.-ii in llir air l,y arlllieial
II..- ne lumnlrr at I Ih.hm ,. -'tr tirr.-nts iurnih. ,l hy four lar-
hi.-. ,'' "'"'o"-
"Well, we h.lie 1 hlekrii eiel')l A man-si.nl plan.'. hiell will
ami 1 111 v m i. 1 r :
Nil, I. VI' lilt Ml A"
I i,. siCl hr look in :'.. .ill.
Hi. y II .!.. it
lllOl loll."
"1 v.oiej.r I;..v. la,
DONT OVERLOOK
YOUR
Troubles
MAV1IK WU HAVi:
TIIR RAMI-: KIM)
AND CAN' THKItS-
l'nur: m; oi- sci.mio
11 KM' to you.
La Grande
National
Bank
Ml
4 " $ a
.
This Famous Brand
of
Underwear
For Sale in La Grande Only
A I
LADIES' MEN'S
75c to $(i.00 1-23 to $7.50
WILIS'
a ltionc- r . niov iii nt ot loss from Ihe new
p-f I-o Cniist Kntli-r was madt;
miliiiiuii lu r.- an. I K.-vcral ii..s I)l(;Ki(; C;imp of th It. G. Itald.-r-
-l-M tl... hit.' . :l W Uillai- H' ton-
i.-..-t.-.i l.ir th.. himl lull UliS tlll-
.,1,1,. to n.aU,- Hu- ,.ay:m-ils tl.it- M(,ll,'fy wlwn st-vtn cars cumu to
t-j a luwiinK illn.ss. - Mill ('Hy. It was cxptctctl shi-
: pins of approximately Kev.-n cars
I.jtK MiiM'iui'iit Mails .luily woulU continuo during the
M I I.I CITY, vv. Th- iif-st 1 HuniiiH-r.
Ci: 3 V-rt-.'i
;?. ! i 't
U o "4 Ol I
'..MJ- I
r i
FRIGID AIRE
1'iovides c:m)1, crisp air for the proper
hcrping of f'.M)d. It is entirely auto
matic in operation.
Sec It in Our Window.
Jesse Itoscnbnum, Agent, with
Benhani Electric Co.
Phone Slain 101. New Foley Cldg.
FOR SALE
5-ROOM MODEKX IIOJIE will be sold at cost.
See us at once.
The firande Ronde Lumber Co.
Retail Yard across tracks on Greenwood Ave.
Our old friends and customers will find us in
OUR NEW QUARTERS
Prepared to served better than ever.
Electrical Goods of All Kinds
La Grande Electric Company
MARKET J0E'S GROCERIES
Phone Main 73!)
FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS
For frying and stewing.
STRA WHERRIES
2 Hoxes for 23c
ill
111
in...,...,.- , ', H.S VAI.II S .fll,v l:,,,,,.,,,,,, WaWs : v.-.u .u8.
-1 v., ,!!., ,,,.;, :- R.-ls a s- .... 3,; , .1 l i tl' ll
!''- I n. 11. s- silk Musi- ... SI "tl I
-I.. I S mi I.i ll,:.t, it's ..laiiii:: ,- shirts. ,U1. J to i; . .-K. . ... . . i . ,
.'"".r;';..,, iUrx' ,'w"on 8!",rtN.'ii-s ,o 3Uc "mK
'I'll1 I'l'liK' 111 111' I.i" "ft I
1:;:- J,M - Norton's Kiddy Shop
l':;.::":,:;'::1';;! n ' , 7 -ll SFECIAL
h;r;: ,: ,., Buy Guaranteed .
m. used fordcars For Saturday on Cured Meats "
ma ant. I -.iw mir Iim-S.-uhI a- I I' ROM
SrM"8 M?,92i a , J Ddl't MlSS It
- - : Fresh From Sniokchouse Every Week j
j I 1 'X Sujjar-cured Hams (S;iturd:ty only) s j ( 4
fvr"-' ! "l'-st(.M r.utts." SiiKar-eured ''c Lb'
tCih iC,'. as t w-cu.ed l'ic.k-s "Z"isc u.! t
Jt$ -Wt) i
j :' 'U'W itrfW ffiAf'ffi f C:wvn I5r;md Compound (Sh..rtenin-. X r,s Br,c 4
JJ 1 U; . X
1 Ji t
J, r IH1U-: I.AKI) (State Analysis) 4
! t! I'uie l.ard, 'N'n. 5's
jt Iire Laid, No. 10's i - 4
I Ture Lard, M Lhs. Net sit.'l'o t
f
PfffWV
Mood River Strawberries
It y on are ::oin:r to can the (lenttine Hood Ricr Straw herries, order
tlteitt ;it wire. The crop is very short and the peak has been reached
this week.
ORDER NOW
Your orders receive personal attention when
you order from us.
Don't Miss the (Jrain-led Heef lor Your Sunday Dinner
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
CITY, HOOVER and ECONOMY MARKETS
V
J. G. SNODGRASS
Exclusive Orocer
Ill IVpot St.
I'lione Main "
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