La Grande evening observer., June 12, 1925, Image 4

Friday, June 12, lfl2T.
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FRANK B. APri.KnY Editor and rubllshfr
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La Grande, Oregon. The Obscrver-Slnr published every l''rldoy.
Entered at the Postofflce at lAk Orande, Oregon, as Second
Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879. (
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EVE HATH NOT KEEN, nor ear heard, neither huvu entered
Into the heart of man, the thiltw whi':h God huth prepared lor
them that love him. 1 Corinthians 2,11.
The difficulty that prevents most of us from being
good talkers is that we are equipped with inadequate term
inal facilities.
. Last June it was too much hot weather and too littlo
rain. Now it looks as if the weather man were determined
io reach the other extreme.
, President Coolidge's refusal to appear in the motion
picture screened recently at the Naval Academy was a
most sensible stand, Why should he be ambitious to be
come a movie actor he has a job.
School districts around Imbler will vote next week on
the question of forming; a union high school district and
thus seek to solve the problem of better education in their
home community. With the new Oregon law now in force
governing charges that may be made for students not hav
ing high schools, there will probably be very little oppo
sition to the project for the Imbler territory. With the
facilities they now have, the people of that community ca.i
provide high school education for their children probably
at loVer cost than "to" permit them to go to'schools ino'ther
districts. And certainly a home high school would be
vastly more satisfactory. A three mill tax is small cost,
indeed, for the benefits that will be had if the school i.s
established.
i; : YVslH00 60H
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- 1 Pipe our heahks
"V- 1 Quick; nw
1 I i
is. A in
I. arum scwvici. iwc
TARPAULlKi BLUES.
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has been considered.
Transportation cun le clinred
If It la, the expeiiHi; for all HtudentH
trunsporttid to und from Bchool will
bo added to the cost of running the
dttitrtct, und the non IUkIi school
(ilntrlctB will have to pay their
aharn.
Interest on the value of all hitfh
school bulldlnipi 1h another impor
tant Item In the. payment, of whirl,
non-high school district., will have
to join. Tak Marlon county; Jt
is estimated thul a levy of three
fourths of one mill will have to be
murtt; to take cam of this item
alone. Other items will require,
about one-half mill, aei-ordtng lo
reliable estimate. These combined
charges, added to tho.se former!;,
mado and tlll allowed, will likely
make the high school tax in non
high school districts generally
heavier than under the old law.
The effect in likely lo be u large
increase In the number of union
high .schools in the next few years.
Oervuis. .Marion county, votes
next .Monday, on the question of
dissolving its high school district.
Jt has the lowest mlllage lux of
any school In Marion count y, ac
cording to the report of the county
superintendent. The superintend
ent alHo classifies it as an excel
lent school, where pupils receive
their high school training in their
own community. Oregon Journal.
Itact Pil4, Total snuil.
I'KMjLK'I'oX, Ore, As prizes
on the racing card, $tiut daily will
be offered at I'kiah in the meet
July 3 and 4- Of this amount, $2H
will be I he prize for a relay race
in which three horses will be used,
each horse to run once around the
truck. Tho best time for the two
wkMw
Manhattan
Fine Shirts
for Men
Manhattan Shirts are made right. Styles and
colors are always the very latest
Attached Collar
$2.75 to $10.00
Collar to Mate
$2.75 to $5.50
Oerinans are growing I linden
burg in list aches. Which Is what
tin- afmi'-ii g.t fur i'i-etiiir him.
OFFICE
CAT
'TMAUKMAHM 0.
ByJi
ivmtis
who Aiti: vol".
She: "I am not in.v-rlf loiilte."
ItntU: "Then w? iM;gbt to liaic
a gtiMl lime,"
A young l.a (J ramie business
in it ii : The men who argii'-d me
Into entering business, and said
they would Iraile with me. haven't
showed up yet." It ,ui.; ever been
t hus.
"There's no reason to be pes
simist It- fihotil Hi is."' guspi-d .he
sleeplejiick. as In- jdifd downward
through the air. 4v,.rv()la(, in hound
jtoiidmit that I'M make u good i m
i pre.-slon when I land.'
THK STOCK SHOW.
I Willi today's program Union's very creditable stock
L-how. will close its Rates for another year, having given
'new emphasis to the fact that it i.s probably the most val
uable event of the year for Union county. Of course stock
Jmen are enthusiastic about the show. They love good stock.
iThcy know the importance of good stock in the agricul
tural life of the valley. No one knows better than they
do how important it is to thus stimulate interest in fin;
'stock and better agriculture.
The people living in the towns and cities of the county
should have an equal appreciation of the show and what
it seeks to do in addition to giving a pleasant three-d:iy
entertainment each spring. Agricultural interests are,- or
should be, their interests. Only as the farms and ranches
progress and prosper can the towns do likewise. And only
one view of the boys and girls who are members of th
calf club, only one look at the fine pure-lnvd animals that
paraded at Union, is necessary to convince you as to th--foundation
that has been laid for agricultural improvement.
Our problem as Kn.slcrn Oregon citizens and booster.;
is lo give every possible aid to the forwarding of agricul
ture. We know that the activity of the youngsters, for
example, in their calf club, i.s the finest kind of activity
for them and for Oregon but we should say so. Tiiey
1'ke to be told about it. They like to have interest shown,
to be encouraged in every possible way. And their youth,
their work, and their future deserve it. We should he
devoted to what the Union Stock Show stands for, not oiu
week or one month, but throughout the vears.
lorc sh1ii
hUUi'y 1m tflc.
iNttth-t una
,ait. wliat
lls
.'.iU
in i i. i: mix ii
Si-iilll.-. Miitll'-. Iltlh- n,u-h
How oii run wlii-n 1 iipprmii-h
I'll iil.ovt. tin- luuilry Khi-ir.
Ihisli nlnir tu .sri-rri ,nir.s..r.
Mont jiiti-lititiiniM nr VITllllll,
lliiw nn ispi nil your limir nl' i-ni:r
ll'iy nit hii-ii,I nur Iionrn nf i-iisi-I
'i'I-Iiii ps ri'rllnllii; mi tin- i-hi'i-sr
rmk linn umit' ami j(t k diulr
I'l'li'll 111.- Iihi-li.il Is jour pnl-k,
In tlie -.niii:i;c In-lip tiln- l,-n on
! I Mi . 1 1 hlinvMt' iilniiht; li-a Irnvi-.s?
I I Imv iliilKhl I nl In .- impi i-l
Hi- plac.M .m hiivi- li-.-l.U..,!;
j I in :t your Inni; i!nl'-iin:n- whisk il.-i
i:'-,lll.- lip iiit.ii;. lp. I.ImiuiIm'
jlln un llmu-r, I. Ill'- mi 1 1 1 .
I l:n.iv:i(ij4 In unr. ii:i:;iir l.uul?
Ami wldi iilriinlnniu,-:!! iiiumI uIiit
jShiilii- n sliiiimn- ,,n tin- Imlli-r'.'
.Tiliilil niiii-li, i liy Im- Mi .shy 7
I i' lire lirolln r.s. Ilum nii.l I;
! In I In- tnlilnlnlil. hk, v.inr.s, 11
I liio. .-spli,!-,. i, ,. paiiliy hli.-ir.
As lli-n I-'ranklin put It:
pi-rii-iii-i' is ii ili-iir si-liuiil, yy-t Tools
will li-arn in no otlu-r."
.
I'l-sslinists niyi-r allow i"orw;inl
inovi-uii-ntH to ki-i'p them out Inly
at nlKht.
...
We Miiiiilrr what nini'i-itiKO wnulil
lie liri'it liki IT the funny iHpel-s
liailu't (tot ul II'.'
...
Ti-II n man tlu-ri' nri- L'ii7.r,-l:i.-201
ttlar.s and In will lirlii-vn you.
lint if IL slirn nays Tri-sli iainl"
In- will inaki' n i'1-ri-onal Invt-slifTn-llcni.
As Hit' iiranl IniMlianil ntyn.
"'riii' ronil luiiui' is pa'i-ii wit lv
onl Inli-utitiiiH." .....
...
lusl pi'iiilii llilnk lliat it wo
man Will, is llll-S.-l'tl M'ilsihly lOllkS
rooiisii.
...
You ilon'i liavi' to ko far lo run
lulu .1.1.1.
'I'lii- li-st or a man's ulnr.-rlty in
not wliat lu- K.tys hul intlitf what
llo.'M. '
Editorials From
Over the Nation
Poets Corner
n;iii ; T nil.
She is ntj j.inj:l- tt
ni:.
i-:t but ind
j.irirs rrrru: rhAY
(U.S.)
A t iny planet In the shy ' "'
An alem or the hoitmih sh hkto.
A .toiirni'V thul is never loiie
An oiliit that is eer I rue
The giltt-t'leeke I f.i'lliim e of ilnwil.
A hlue sen. I nvto;' gnlilen hmikI,
A thi in mer tiny, a moon .swept
night.
Kternlty on every hunil.
Anil ji t we move, aerofa i he j e:irH,
ore one.
A .t III oil ttf iny, a l;MIg of grii-r,
A litlte hour ol wiiol inul miu-
1 low ineomptete ht a I! of I his
Till two it :uls Ideini. ii ii'l whul
ii w n
As di'e, iui'l thru ilevottun writ en
T'f flits Of (.in- liltle 11 :t v .
MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES
Phone Main 759
l'KKSU DKKSSKI) IIICXS AM) FKIKKS
"l.jhnu" I'uinituie Polish
.')0e bottle for
Buy Guaranteed
USED FORD CARS
l'KK'KI) UKillT
II50M
ifrUfri
New Wicker Pieces , .
of Unusual Beauty
You will surely want iiome iM' these i-haruiiut;
wii-Ker pieces for your livinjr room, awn jiarlor
or sume other room in your home. The smaller
cliaiis and tlesUs make ilelihtl'uj liedioom jiieces.
while the simpler styles are just the thine; fur
the perch. The tolor schemes are nuist attrac
tive, e.ud the liarmoiiii'.in;:' upholstery, in rich
and culm I'ul put te; ns, completes an effect of un
usual lieauty. This l-'ilne I'uinituie is famous
fur the flawless weave of the fain ic and for the
uniiuie strenjith which steel-centeied upright
sialics j'.i'1'. 1'iitvs are unusually low for pieces
so substantially ti instructed. W'e Mii;j;est thai
you call now , while our show inj; is most complete.
W. H. Bolinenkamp Co.
Four Floors of Fine Furniture.
a m:v school law
I 'ml or n new Oregon hiw more
union high HehoolH are likely lo he
organized In rural Mmtriets. It is J
.prohiihlc Ihul it will gem-ntlly coat
taxpuers less to iielong lo high
Mt-hool distriit than not to do o.
Tlli hiw, senate hill f:i. now ef
feetlve, i ortalnH to luilion paid
high Hrhools from non-hinh sehool
districtM. ruder the old nw high
school dlstiiet.s edut-iited pupils
from outside diHtriet.-i for less tui- I
lion charge than it cost to main- I
tain the high M-hool. I he new
.iiiiendnient wan passed so high
seliools eon hi roller t from the
county non-high school fund the
actual cost per capita for pupils
from non-high school districts.
In addition to former charges,
hlyji schools ran now put Into their
items of expense, repairs, transpor
tations of students, interest on cur
rent warrants und -interest on' the
investment in high school buildings
in the county after depreciation
Office
Stationery
(tor aim Is to carry in
slock the goods yo i require.
Kor a time we may fail
to have the particular item
you desire. ' j
Such Hems we will he gl'ul J
to procure and will geiier- :
ally 1m aide to deliver with- 1
in a day or two. saving you j
trouble and the postage on ,
mail orders. j
' !
You will find our prices ,
reasonable, also, J
W. L. Nelson
The Stationer
...1306 ft -Adams
2i&t.-i:iiijttufc The Aged
For all membrrs of the family, children
j or adults, ailing or well. Serve at meals,
bttwf.cn meals, or upon retiring, Anour-
ishing, easily assimilated Food-Drink
which, at any hour of the day or night,
i relieves faintnes3 or hunger.
Prepared a t home by stirring the pow
der in hot or cold water. iVo cooking.
The Start
Isn't Hard
W'T KKIil'INC! AT
YOlll HAVINGS AO
CC II 'NT IS WIT AT
(Ol'NTS. ...
IS YOritS (iKOW'INCS
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La Grande
National
Bank
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Try Our Most Popular
Feature
A SPECIAL
Three Course
DINNER
At-
50c
!
' An ever clunnriii!? variety of funds, deli-
eiuusly cooked mid well seived.
Served 5:00 till 8:01) 1'. M.
caketkuia skuvuh dailv
11:00 lill 2:00 1. M.
I-'Ol'NTAlX - CANDIES
' Spring
Coats
Mi,. trr& ? w 1
Only iivu l.i'ft mill Will Sill al Spi'dal l.irtv rriii'f
I l 'out, iiki' S, pili'c JlL'.im. fur
1 l. 'nut, in;.' 11, pi'lru $13.25, fol-
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l..IHl:s' III) AKIH I.OI II M'OUT WAISTS
S:.i" :H1 to 41. H.'lllnif at Hpi't'liil low price of $1. 50; can 1m
trii-.l nil iM-fiirc Inlying. UK wc allow no cxcIihiisi' or returns
ut t li : kju cial pi ice. A Iteal Value for St.0
i..i)ii:s' i:i iii: i.im:. iii:aiy-.m.ii; ii:i:ssi:s
Size 3(i lo 11 to sell siiccial while they last for SI. 50
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Where Quality I.s Higher Than Price
HAY SEASON
DON'T FOKGKT!
'that we carry pails for John Deere, Dcering and
McCorniiek Machines. Compare our priees. '
Complete Sickles $3.00 ,'j
Duy Your Paris M'herc Your Dollars (io Farthci !
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Oregon Hardware & Imp, Co.
k Crcatntr)
KYFRY POI ND OF
Meadow Harvest
Carries a Full Guarantee!
It is protected with a neat parchment wrap
and the best caiton on the market.
Perkins Motor Co.
I'hone M-300
Coiner Itli and Adams
A Delightful Place To Eat