La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 08, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, June 8, 1925. Pap e Four THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER $fo (Branbc fuming dDbmtev An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. Arn.KBY Editor mid Publisher HARVEY P. MATTHUWH luminous Munuser c . Ivjbllehed evenings, except Bimcliiy, tit 1418 Adiims Avenuo, Xa Grande, Oregon. The Obacrver-titur published every Friday. - Entered at the Postoffico at Iai Orunde, Ort'gon, ua Hocoud . Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 2 87 9, OFFICIAL FAI'KIl OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB .',' CITY OF LA OKANDK MEMBEH ASSOCIATE!.) l'lil-MS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to uso for pub- Itcatlon 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 uluo the local news hero . ' In also are rcaorved. 8UBSCIUPTION HATJiS By Carrie Dally, per month In advance Dally, six months In advance Dally, single copy - - ' 11 j Mall ' Dally, per month In advanco " Dally, per six months In advance. .w ........ 1 ' Dally, per year In advance , Weekly Observer-Star, per your 7Go ...14.60 60 600 ...2.S0 ...J6.00 ..42.00 ADVBUTiaiNQ HATES -Display, foreign, per column Inch ... .423 Display, local, per column Inch...- 4uo Time contract rates on application. ASCKIUl'2 YK GHJ5ATNE8H unlo o ir Cod. Hi. Is llifl Jtuck, ' his work Is perfect; for all his ways are judgment; a tied of t:, truth and without iniquity, Just and riKht is he. Deuteronomy OUT OUR WAY By. WILLIAMS 4,': '' And now comes the Union Stock Show, "bigger and bel ter than ever." To those who have attended the stock tshoxv in previous years no such promise is necessary. They know it will be imminently worth while for all of JSastern Oregon. The show should enjoy a record crowd this year. ; If railroad crossing markers and danger signals were taken as seriously as detour signs, motoring could lie made mucin less hazardous. Thanks to the highway construction ,'dft" the Old Oregon Trail, grade crossings between Ontario ;irtd Portland, outside of towns, have been reduced to zero thereby protecting those who often will not protect theni elves. Road construction that forces safety is becoming a modern requirements Chns. P. Stewart's prediction in a recent dispatch from Washington that Coolidge would be a candidate for re election in 1928 gives the natural conclusion of a political writer, but it's a bit previous in view of the fact that jnany things can happen in the next three years. The Country is thoroughly "sold" on Coolidge today and if he Continues along his present course of public economy and efficiency he' Should HavtiMUtlo"dilTlt;ulty itting through' the next presidential election. Existing business condi tions during election year will have much to do with the public's attitude toward Coolidge when the time comes. And Ave hope those conditions are so prosperous that he'll bo ;rindc a unanimous choice. jr." CORVALLiS' COMMUNITY HOTEL. '; Corvallis has just celebrated the opening of their, new hotel and now offer to the traveling public a stopping place that is without a superior outside .of the larger cities. No city in Oregon needed additional hotel facilities more and no city will use the now hotel to better adyitnl hgo, agricultural college activities making such a com munity center a particular necessity. Corvallis is to b- congratulated on giving to the public and the college such Accommodations. - The new hotel, the way it was financed and built, forms 'hit interesting story of community enterpiise and eo-opera-Jfon. Although not the most desirable way for a city to weeiue n new hotel, it is sometimes the only way, and Corvallis may have been confronted with such an emerg X'ncy. The money, over ?;i00,()00, was raised entirely by jMibscriplions to stock by the citizens of Corvallis. It i ; their hotel a community proposition through and through. s a community effort it is an outstanding .success; as an individual investment it is doubtful if the direct returns in rdolhirs and cents will ever be very pleasing to the stock jholders. l''or some unknown reason, that seems to be the history of hotel enterprises that are put over co-opeiatively by a community. There are exceptions, of course, but in mit t instances the stockholders seldom get a return on their investment that is adequate and very frequently they are J'orccd to relinquish their stock tit. much less than its cost ,'ind look upon the loss as a contribution to the city's let 4eiment. Eventually the bond holders, not the community, t'Xxn the property at much less than replacement cost. The chief compensation is in the fact that, the hotel remains 'i good, adequate memorial to the loyalty and community '.spirit of the city whose visitors it entertains. ! Whenever any other solution of the hotel pioWcm is possible, promotion as a civic enterpiise is ceitainly to be Avoided in the aveiage small city. As a las! resort, it can 'be undertaken. If it was the last resort for Coivallis, we hope the future success of the hotel will make it the ex ception that proves the rule. IT LI SPREAD IK) TIME , Mte, GOT A LOT OF LIP. HE U KAAVSti OLD LOOK HUE A SCHOOL KlO. MES GOO J lo mame me Beat, I QhiVH MAO I THREE OM A SlOE TO S1Af- LOOK AT rV NiOM. GOOD GRACIOUS SOULL LOOK "TEN NE-ARS cxoer VAJITH A MOUSTACHE! DO MOU WANT PEOPLE TO "THINK, 1M FlFTW TvmO VJHEK11M OMl FOFflTwO7 V school, kid. r y I I 'WWimm mm t3 .c-saa MOTHERS GET GRAV- THE- BE&tMWER. JJ.ff.vJ, LI.. BtRVlCt INC OFFICE CAT 'BAUiyMA(l(( RIO. Byjvnius Now lluil .spring is hrn somo people nil' us Ml1-! (Hi tht'ir tc( lis jl tllUKKitl miiiII. It In ri'injirkiilih' linw niiiny ilirtiht I ul iiM'iWitiiKH mi nll-'K'-'l pru ilnri inindrd pcisici ciui rind in an entirely n .spectnhl.- JnUo. Vh:rJ Hi"' uinlil in tils In nn iHl-:M-Mtln''tfi- I Iwit won't wi iir oil' en lircly unlit Uio mii'K'Mi in pahl. A,"i'Li:srn: You nn n-Hli-ppin with your dati; Out to H movli' n!nnv on way nIh' dull) ii-lali About Iht oHht h-iiu; How, till nroiiml, tin1 di.;'y ntit KIlnuM dfiuh in inaniiiT fn-i - It may rime true lo hoiiii JOIUm, but,- ll.'H Apph-sinu'i' to nie! .liiiluln( hy apt pai aiN , Imlfes' slilllM me beiim inixleleil ulr llir old rule that; If try lntnld be ii Ifllle IiI1mt tlian (wo I'ri'f. The Nlralfht. and tin ci'dw path I;: plenty wide for It m traifle. Sni dery is about I he eiily bn:ji ni'KH wliieh eneouraj'eH liif,"h oper- allnj," epMSeM. A Klrl wlui owned a l'inin:i Sat lypewrllinj,' In In r KituoiKi; An eaeh lllir Mhe dil vv rile Hhe wmilil Kintt I'm- a Idle Ol ji wtindw ieli (d bn-.til and bologna, ' A wniimn''! rrntipleioii js lie a v:nme ol' nukei . A I seeii it's '-slriil:.ht" ul seenleeii HV "iliisli" and I'roin then on it's all "bin! IV lives KtieldiiiK Noinelhlit from a bottle, another forth buttoniiiK and unlniUouiiitf another Court h tisleep. The Keeref of nue;enH Ih Hecreted in the Hiwat Klands. The K"'! who aluayH put.H liis face dow n over u di inkniK fountain before lie turns on the water In ei ther an optimist or an awful dum my. -Jar ; fcmpey Is In llerlln. lint as yet (here has been no I11IU of nialehlu h in with Hlndc nbiitv; ' (iladys says her brolher ban ju.st leinttii'd from his aetiou ami that the bee HtintjH ami mono; lit to bites and poison ivy dont, neeiu to botlu-r Itiin as iiiueh as the minlnirn. MiH.s Hweet: When did you de eidi' to br-ik your eniraKeim-nl ? MihH Ib-ier; Ju.st hh hooii n 1 read the Income lav he paid. The difference bet ween diinctnpr and wrestling is (hat in wreHtthitf, Nome ludds are barred. A wine man may be defined aa one who never till Uh back to liia wife. aide to inspect a number of the older irrigation pi'ojeets when h.' an-ivew in ()t ckou early In J uly, accoiii panied by H ubeit Work, secretary of the interior. ThiB was indicated in a ter Krain received at the executive department lien; today from Washington. In compliance with the rociiest of the frovernment of ficiulH that their time be con served inspections will be con fined to the Maker and Vale proj ects which were approved at the last session of congress. The Tederal officials will he ac companied on the trip by Gover nor i'ierec, who is Interested In the two government projects. HEAT WAVE BROKEN BY BRISK WIND (Continued from Tako One.) proximately KjOjioo. ! Normal School CJiils I Mown j When Wind (upslj-s Hoal OMAHA, Neb. (Al'. Two (firU, i eluHHiitutes at the white normal j Hchool at Ieru, Neb., wer drown- I ed when their boat was caught in ' a JilKh wind.stonu on Carter lake! here Hunday and capsized. They j were Klvira (ijertson, 17, of Oiim ha, ami l-cltie Van Winkle, is, of Panama, Neb. A sister of ,MiHj Cjertson way rescued. The rain and windstorm wiiieh o erturnf'd the boat also caused extensive damn fix to plate ffiuss uindowH of downtown Hlorei, tripped of trefi limbs, and cloKtfed sewers, flooding baae nunts. No other fatalities or In juries were reported, liowever. Council I'luffH and Tiaynr, la., were )iit tty tin sajm; storm, ad vices indicated, with damage re ported at both places. Mondaimn and Missouri Valley, la., report ed hitfh wind and over an inch of rain, but no serious damage. FLORSHEIM THE MAN who has worn Florsheira Shoes looks for ward with pleasure to the sel ection of his next pair he wants Florsheims pemanently The Zl r i s t o l $10 i v f JIT' m 1 ciii;im:v pkicks Aiti: mh.il Sdawberr.v l-'estnl I'laimed. IKMHi Kl'i;it, Ore. Wedne!! day, June !.'(, has been set as tin dab of the annual I 'ark dale st raw berry fe.sl ival. I'ea lures of entertainment Include an euues trian Kinkliaua. baliy parade, pageants by boy scowls and camp fire Kit'lii and Interpret alive and solo dances by t lie p'lplls of Miss Alys Mae llrown. Headed by the 1 'yl hla n 1 band, a larire delegation will motor from this city to I'ark-dali- for the event. ' H(KM) ItlVHlt, On-. IMices for black cherries. Uoyal Anns anil other small fruits bid fair to brinj,' Ri owers Krat I fy IiiKly liijli prices this season. The M osier I'ruit Growers' asso ciation, its member joining in a pool "with ot her prow-era in The Dalles vicinity, sold its black cher ry tonnage to the Karl Fruit company for " 14 cents a pound. The cherries will be la ken , daily, as soon as picked, by motor truck to The Dalies, where J hey will be packed and forwarded immediate ly to eastern markets in refriger ator cars. School Head Ite-cU'cled. mi. Airs TIMK imii;sm;i. Men spend one-foini SAI.i:M. Oi-e. lleennse of In sufficient lime at his disposal Kl u mid Mead, enium issioner of the 1" their bureau of reclamation, will not be . KOCKST (JlinVK. Ore. .John A. I npp has eben re-elected ea superintendent of city schools by the Forest (bove scliool boar, which has . u nil on need t he esh e tion . of t liree new members for the teaching staff. W. I,. A'ant. ex-principal at Oregon City hik'h school and this year with the lUMsboro high school, in the new science teacher hi the local hUli school. Lois Kendall and Helva J. Myihalcr are new teachers on the grade school staff. The Question Now Arises Famico Cloth j;.e lleni for l.uneli set, I i r -. C'uupi i ;ie. A tiiianuitfM'd l a-st Maierlnl. ;iu hi. wide. In nei ny Itiiiiiii ul eolot l ift) t'euls a Yard, Art & Baby Shop 'FVKitVTiiixo i on riir iiaiiv HOlSTnVIIINd llolrl SomiiKT llhlK. KTAMI'INQ BtrrrciticK vati'mknh n. .m. c, TifHjti s v y .Jiyj VclK 7?ns GAIN 15 5UMMEIC - -y yy x y i ' w. . .-.w-V v . iWiOwitae: s Washington Rehellins Against "Regulations" , (Continued frm V'iko Onv) antl-tob;icconists cause.i amdiier. The attempt in tile Kloridil U gislalure to outlaw the word "fla- pper" caused a I bird." Tennessee's anti-evolution case is helping evo-j lullon notably, j . i Friends of (he rejected child la-; hor iinwndinent to the constitution; lay their defeat to unt i-regljlat ion j feeling. That mirier rest rict ion of parents, in the upbringing of their children, was t he a mend men t's purpose, was denied, but l hat it was so interpreted is obvious, it's admitted. The proposition's supporleis al so made what they concede now was t he mistake of maintaining that society's rights over tho child, are superior to Ihe parent;'. -An uuempi 10 carry siaie inc.-; so easy to handle. The eighteenth Anyway, Ihey point out 1",1U" ,,"Hl j aim-mimcm pi-oiijuiiy can i oe wi - ,s repeal would leave I he ani- the popualr verdict. Forthwith ; )MM from the constitution lor i enrlment ineffective nd there's no the amendmiMU was turned down; long time. . ! miestion concernliiL- Cone-re' p:ih-.sed the l;iws they thought the i changed and the amendment con- (iters wauled and will repeal them ; siderably niodilied by legal tlefini as readily if they think the voters j lion. The drys think the supreme want that. j court would call this unconstitu- I'rohibHion to be mire, won't be jtlunal but the wets doubt it. nth Anyway, Ihey point out. the overwhelmingly. Hut the Volslead lnw can j ifitestion light to i :H it. I I, catling drys read t he signn off the tiiuea clearly. I'ully aware of! the threat tliat "anti-ism" in going to be lurried into a joke by those who seek to overdo (I, General Counsel Wayne It. Wheeler of the Ant i -Saloon League emphatically repudiates any antipathies but the league's own. It Is. he says, anll-not hlng cept itie saloon. secretary I cetn , j Pickett of the Methodist Kpisenpal j ! Hoard of Temperance, Prohibition j and Public Morals is on record as'i knowing of "nobody outside lunatic asylum who favors tobacco prohibition." If the" polil clans 'guess right, there's likely lo be a decided loo sening of regulative strings when Congress find the various state le gislatures meet liexl. Few of the politeinns themselv es are enthusiastic regulators. They y. v A FEE! HURT? Cse Saii-Tox FOOT I'OWDKK And FOOT BATH TABLKTS The tiuaiiiiik'cd Kcmctly For tired, sweating, hot,' sore feet. Try the com 50c THE L & L DRUG CO. The Start Isn't Hard HIT KKKl'INCl Yol'lt .SAVINGS Ar I'l H XT I.-i XV II A T CO I. 'NTS. . . . IS VOI I(S GROWING KKC.n.AKI.Y KVKIIY x' i-;kk? La Grande National Bank Sound - Reliable - IVogussivo Buy Guaranteed USED FORD CARS I'UICKI) RIGHT 1H0M Perkins Motor Co. Phone M-r00 Cornel- 1th and Adams STAMPED SIIAMON DRESSES Stamped in th noxv (lesions ' S1.95 An Ideal House- and Street Frock In (1 different popular colors. I.inene, Colorxveave and Candy Stripe Stamped Ladies' Dresses SUK) Norton's Kiddy Shop Where Quality Is Higher Than Price R EARIN'fl Tiir;isi:i.x i;s likr (ui;dii cikIm ahwvi. tUf ilcv ert lands near KA.vattfa. Ail.. tluw riN-ks. cnll(d thp -av. Jo Tin," hnv HnnI fnr m of ywir. (SpnlncKtH say lh.ll our Ihry irc nari nf s hus cli'lt or rock'. Ilolni- nf hanhr rnntpositiun. thry i(h (4HMl the illlilriin xhllo Ihr urrvuntlfns stono ira. nailed way by croalon. . HAY SEASON DONT FORGET! That xve cany parts for John Deere, DeerinR and MeCoiniick Machines. Compare our prices. Complete Sickles ?:!.()() Buy Your Pails Where Your Dollar Go Farthei ! Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.