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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, July 13, 1925.
An Ind('colont Newspaper
f RANK B. AI'PLBHV..
,, HAKVUY 1'. AIATT11KWB..
..Editor and I'ubllatief
..Uualnena Manager
fjbllahcd evenings, except Bunday, at HW Aaainu Avenuu,
Im Grande, Oregon, 'i'lie ooaerver-aiur published every rriuay.
nlered at the i'osloirice at 1a Urande, Oregon, ft Becond
Clan Mall Matter under act of March i, J7.
OFFICIAL FAl'fc'll Of UNION COUNTY AND THIS
CITY OF LA Git AN LJ3
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Tha Associated fitaa u exclusively entitled to ua for puo
Ucatlou ox all netta aisuatcuea cieauea to it or cot otnerwua
creuhied it pubuaueu Luereiu. All ngnta ot reuuoiteuuoa ul
puouti dufjmicnea m thia naper, aiid uisu me local aewa nerw
111 aiao are feaerved.
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I CAN DO ALL THINGS through Christ which strengthened
Hie. rilllippluiis .4:li. j
J A vaciition in prospect promotes thrift and one in ret
rospect enforces it. ,
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j God made the country but the iar in front makes
you eat it. f
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1 'The treasury surplus for the year islnearly $300,000,000,
four times what was estimated at tlj beginning of th
year. That would indicate that Ani:ricans made more
money last year than the government officials anticipated
or everybody is a bit more honest in. making income tax
returns.
jiT "WHY NOT SPEND IT HERE?"
Si , l)r. Hubert Work, secretary ol the interior, could not
become enthusiastic over the Baker irrigation project a
source of disappointment to those Eastern Oregon boosters
who have anticipated so keenly the spending of four mil
lion dollars of federal money to put water on thousands of
ufi'qe of,, this, land, tLef',islut.iYi', opinions indicate that the
construction work will go forward, regardless of Mr. Work's
decision that the project is not practical, that the money is
appropriated nnd there is no preventing it now. Dr. Mead
has written for the contracts to be sent out and that indi
cates action in the near future.
) The secretary's disapproval of the I!aker project is not
surprising and though we are inclined to argue with him
to his face, we are more inclined to admit lie is right be
hind his back. It is true that engineers have gone' into
possibilities in great detail and recommend the development,
but Secretary Work isn't interested from an engineering
viewpoint primarily he's interested in the success of fu
ture settlers on the land. Ami his stand is most creditabl
for that reason. ,
' The exact cost of putting water on the land in these
districts has not been accurately determined probably, but
it is estimated at considerably over a hundred dollars p.r
acre one of the reasons, we imagine, for Dr. Work';
statement that it would take a lifetime for settlers to work
their way out on such a project. It' such is the case, Ore
gon will be better oil' to see the development delayed for a
few years until the increase in population and price of food
stuffs is sufficient to make crops practical under such con
ditions. I The Baker and Vale projects may not be exactly similai
to .several other districts that have proved dismal failure
in the last generation, but it is foolish to court disaster
for a large group of settlers just for the sake of gettin;
that government money .spent in Oregon. '"Ihey are goinj'
to spend it somewhere, so why not. here?" is an argument
carrying little weight in this instance. When colonists can
buy good land with excellent impiovemeiits all over th.
Pacific Northwest, and here in the Grande Rondo, valley
especially, for the same phee that will have to be expended
to make an irrigation project productive -without the sam.
biff gamble on the future - we cannot become enthus d
about opening up new territory.
The time will come when much of our land now im
practical for development will deseive utilization to tlK
highest degree, but not now. Win n our rural population
shows a substantial increase per acre, when our production
-n lands already under cultivation reaches a maximum
point, and when we have completed all irrigation projects
that can be accomplished al lov, acre cost, then it will I."
economic to interest, the federal government in the more
difficult and expensive piopositimis. Dr. Work's criticism
is not without practical foundation, lie has the best inter
ests of Oregon anil piospeclive settlers at. heart.
MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES
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SWIM'S WHITE LAI NDKY SOAP
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OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
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nrcofHy l H& c,AlD ."hello There oe. t k'wom
i V V I IVhES 'ALWAMS I-KiMiLiaTimCi I Off iCE Bex
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WHAT IS HOME VMimoOT A tJPoTH.R.'
fiw or mrvicc Mir:
OFFICE
CAT
1 TBAOtlAIIrt RIO,
A luitr in the Uv;u is uoith two
ill MlM NOllp.
A Im tfnl wuniuii Is nnr uho can
voiU-rt from (l"rirml 1hi-ImuhI vi I li
mit cHcHinu rt'iiiat 1 itlxu( I lie last
rt'inlllancr,
i ConHldi'mUnn in (In' (hoh( povviT
fiil link in tin- chain of human
i'iiinrlHhi.
' ir nil tin' "'unl.' who Ihrral- n lo
nil lliHr Iroiilit.'H hy Juniplnt; In
ihr riv.-r wouhl h mm. Hptm would
not hi" any loom for (hi Hah,
I nni Iwciily fin- criils,
1,1 mil not on siK-.il.ln trrnis wltli
tin' hiitt hcr..
I inn too mii mil to buy it niwi of
ii-i' i-iTiiiJi.
I am not larc cikmi;!) to mr-
luiM' u hn cif rau!.v.
. I inn 1(H) miiuII (o imic liaM' n
HcKi'l to (lir inovic.
I am lianJty fl( lor a (:r.
iH'llrit' inc. v I irn I km lo I'hmvli on
Nil jhIjiv, I a m roiw.ii Irrctl S( t l
MDMY,
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"Thtii rhO"K is .lotlhth-iM all
liKht." nill Mh !;i'Mi'liin1, poliI'ly,
"hut havo you tinyihittr; ahmit you
hy whicli you could hi idi-nlirhMl .'"
Tin' pnty yount; lliirif; rull n'l:
"I liuvu u inoln on nty lft kiu-;.'
i
II luk'H all kinds of people to
make u world und ll wouldn't sur
prise most uny of uh to find out that
t hf favorite perfume in Hush in is
named the Km ma Goldman.
Swi'i't yotiiij; tiling: Mr. Chase, do1
you iM'Hrte in ilivoivi'?
.Mr. t'has. (a wily old bachelor)
.My ilrar Kli'l 1 don't eeu bellen
hi inarriaKi',
Revival of Ancient
Court Proposed to
Hear Oxford Cases
OXKOIU', KtiK. (AD An Ox
ford undergraduate Is to he tried
In the ordinury eourtM of Assize on
a eh arse of munnhiUKhler arisiiiK
July Clearance Sale
Of Children's Dresses
Dainty little Dresses for girls from
G years to 14 in Ginghams, Crepe and
Linen. Some numbers with bloomers
to match.
Plain and fancy trimming and some
with dainty little embroidered patterns
and the .price is right, too.
75c to .$2.44
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
Don't Forget Our 49c Bargain Table!
N. K. WEST &C0. INC.
ModeKty, ttajH an advert si nj;
pamphlet, is one of the most ad
mired of human trails in uji in
dividual, and yet it Is a regrettable
I I'urt that in advertising modesty in
seldom effective. A ffood advertls-
'iiiK patfc must say: "Hey there!
Look ot me!"
Pants, us a noun, is said lo' he
singular at the top and plural at
I he bottom.
!
I Aren't you afraid ir you many
that young and heautliul girl that
your wire will turn over in I1
Krave?
loui or a motor nccmem. The fre
iHuem y of motor smasheH in, which
undergraduates ore roneernetl nnd
(he Kravity of their attendant con.
eiihnees hH led a famous law don
to HiiKWst. that thy "ourl of Ihe
Lord ilif;h Steward should Iry und
punish the offenders.
This University Court has l)eon
in oxistenee sinee i:i(4 and 1 hough
it has not tried a case since a cen
tury before the dis of Hlackstone,
belief prevails lhat it still lias ju
risdiction lo try members of the
university on charges of treason, fe
lony, or mayhem. Its powers; are
not original, as u true hill must
first, be found against, the accused
by the ordinary grand jury. When
this court is sitting, ib Jury must
he composed at least one half by
j mem hers of the university. Ap
parently the chancellor has power
uosn, wnu i m mosi itimiu oi is lo ltmk(l UnVnsmen members
jlllUI Spell get lip out ol Her Rl'UVe
and come back.
for
this purpose, as is done in Ihe
lo the so-called "Holy I'okerH" who
are matriculated to serve on the
To show that Amerleans are on I hit v .r ih i;niv,.rui i .iw.m.f
lomrer lllilemte. II mav 1h Htnicdl" mm ' l.i.
Hint not only can they spell the ,,r volirtH rn Wrll. ( 'ourt of the
name of the new Chinese game, but , fliancellor, rounded in 1331. is fa-'H
can spell It in half a dozen dlt fel- I hliUur thrini,. nnderirra-I M
dilates -is Ihe strom arm nrotoctmg
t.xtoid (radesnieti. When a bud j m
1st tctunf.il tri thi.i roiii-l ti iKillr-n u
ii im-iium w Uw unly inventor ,H at.nt out ,() )ho ((,h(or onlnnKlg
Arctic Land May Be
Between Pole, Alaska
CHICAGO (AD If uny new
po-ssesalomj are added to t ht I'nit
vd States by thtr Mac.Milluu-Nuvy
expedition, which involves no Hpc
clal effort to reach the North J'ole
it is believed thv hilld must he
found somewhere between Ihe
Tole und Alaska. Hut in previous
explorations mirages, soundlnirt
tidal conditions have been the
only encouragement that some
thing oilier than le .exists in that
(egion.
Admiral Peary oh his polar trip
stood at on fur northern point and
saw what he believed to be lui:d
some 60 miles away. Jlt called it
"Crocker l,and." Commander mu
Mlllan on his special Crocker Uind
expedition, wiped this Kpol off his
maps, ufter traveling iro miles
across a field of solid Ice to u point
well beyond where "Crocker Land"
wus supposed to exist, it -was as
far away as when he started.
MacMlllan relumed lo the point
from where Peary had sighted this
supposed land and he too beheld
this Imaginary country rugged
hills and wooded stretches. It ap
peared to be u permanent mirage.
MacMlllan look a number of
.soundings in the territory, howev
er, and the siireut Indicated there
nidi I li 1 1. ml TI.I..I
....... .v ....... . .wui ui.ni! u-
'lions fiiketi fit Kttih nn.l f'.nwt l-inli.?
bard, checked with those taken at
Point llarrjjw, Alaska', showed al
so that the tide at lVlnt Uarrow
arrived four or ; five hours late.
Kom1 obstruction cuuses it, ac
cording to MueMUlun. j
;Thi'' lc formation ' nlso favored;
the presence of 'sot no Jiugo block.
l'p to 150 miles ,th,e iee ,was as ,
smooth as u billiard table' but af- !
ter lliat It. ,wa u I most Impossible
to truveT over H' because "oY" its'
roughness. MacMillun described
It ' at that distance as resembl
ing a group of city buildings which
hud been squeezed hy hUK hands
und jammed together. I
Dovirn AiH TUinfl inutter will Iff provided to develop
1JLHX IU XJ11IIU I muscle and bone, the experiment
To Read by Sound imution has found. The finishing
j period need not exceed (id days tni-
" I leiis a rising market wari anta lou-
LKIMNUIiAD, (AP) Pro-I g(.r fading. , .
fessoi Posing, a famous oculist of I ,
tliis city, has invented u new de
vice by means of whicli it is claim
ed Hie blind are able to orientate
themselves and lo read. In this
apparatus all daylight effects are
repluced by sound. Kxpcrimeiits
carried out in the I Leningrad In j mod
st it ute for the blind showed that
the children, ufter the use of the
apparatus was explained to them, I
were able by the different shades
of Hounds to recognl.e persons
who were parsing them.
Professor Hosing is working lo
perfect his apparatus and is also
evolving a iw radio apparatus
lor transmitting graphic messag
es at a distance, lty means of
this apparatus. Professor Uosiug
says, every letter of the alphabet
will be expressed by different
sounds. So far he hus succeeded
in conl riving definite .sounds for
18 letters and is hopeful of .suc
ceeding in his ultimate task.
You can make dishes out of china
but it will be a long time before
you can plaster Paris.
If he advertises ll he knows It's
Most pigs marketed in Oregon
are light weight, and are therefore
growing as well us putting on fat
during Ihe finlslng period. To get
tin; best results, careful attention
Is given to balancing the rations so
that enough ju-otein und mineral
rr Tn i
Boy Scout Handkerchiefs
FREE TO ANY MEMBER OF I50Y SCOUTS
I'ull itt our Htore and show your nii'iiili'inlilp
will uive you one Orfkhil Hoy Scout HumlUc
ojinl und .wo
i-hii-r kkki;.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
livol j thing In Infants' and ClilMirn's Wear
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Tmicclli, be mail who Hot made
ami got credit for it.
S I All I I I Nt; STATISTICS
Only one girl in every J:i7
ceives a proposal after she
aten onions that evening.
"-the
has
degree ami his bedroom furniture. IV9
The Viee- 'hancellor'o Court is! H
formed by the vice-chancellor of Mj
university assuming the prlvll- has
i Kifl of his position as a justice ot
the City of Oxford and the Coun
ties of Oxford and Uerkshire. As!
the powe
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i of a justice sitting itlone'lN
limited it is the custom M
A t-crtnlu cdtlor, nnkiiouii to
funic, states that n man who
Mpuvcs n tlollnr iM'tct miicccs lii
wile, tmtcs it MiMMirl I'd I (or. In
looking over our Mthscriptlon Ixsik
we mi lis) to Ih'IIcvc thai soiiic
iiili;hi khhI women arc not get
ting the intention they iIcmmm.
I irainage in expei iiuejital field
If all the imiguziues ill the world a . A. C. has doubled the crop
were laid end lo end the obtest yield. pefore drnttuige on ome
copi a would reach home doctor's I lands I It letd was So small 'that
lo make several heads of colleges
justices in order that they may
sil with Ihe vice-chancellor und ln
ctease his powers.
otfici
DokkicK to Meet in
Aberdeen in August
AliKlthKKN, Wash. (Special)
Atierde. ii and lloutam. Isi'r cit
ies on (he piieltic ocean, will be
hosts. August '1. ;t. and to appro
xlmatrly L'MHt Ookkies (play
braneh of the Knights of Pthlas
All lempb'H lit Washing ton. tre
Kmi, Montana, Idaho, and Hrltlsti
Columbia are expected t be rep-
resented. The r'-.erva lions om
mttlei' already has receed hiin-
i dred.i of reservations, Vancouver,
It. I'.. (s st-ndtng a band, drill team
and lull latory team as wH as
I members, lo a (otul of over 1 ri.
Hood It K t and Portland. Ore
iron, hoth will t' represented by
i hands. Large derivations are rum
lug rrnm the prlnclal strongholds
'id the Knights of pthlas in Ida-
! lie and Mniitiiiia.
Trips to the ocean bene hen. a
, elain hake, trips Intu the big tim
ber and Ihromih the saw mils as
well us to the tlrays Harbor Whal
ing Station the only sUlhm (n the
I'.ielflc N'mthwe.st are on the pro
gram. In addition taere will be a
banquet, a large Hokkle pall and
an Initiation with over inn ivros.
profit was uncertain. The larger
crop obtained after druinage hus
made gtiod profits.
The Start
Isn't Hard
HIT KKKI'lAo AT
YtU'H SAIN(!S AC-
iinxr is what
cor nts. ...
IS YOl ltS (lUtiWINrt
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vi:i;k?
La Grande
National
Bank
Hound - lioliabla Piogesslvo
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II tile i,.v lu ro,, t,, .;,.
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Ul'Y PROTKCTKD
Firestone Tires
Perkins Motor Co.
l'hiine M-500 Cornor 4th and Adams
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"The Slick
Guy"
NEARLY every one of us has see.ii the eheckereil
suit person with the velvet tongue. How smoothly
he once told of the merits of this product or that
and raked in perfectly good coin for purchases
that were often worthless.
The "slick guy" is seldom seen today. When
the wise person goes to buy, he knows what is good
in value and fair in price.
Simply by glancing over the advertisements in
your paper, you can see where to go for the best
buys. You can compare values and check up prices
without even stirring from your easy chair. You
know in advance just what you are going to get
and how much it will cost. And you can have the
satisfaction that comes from knowing your money
is wisely and safely spent,
Nowadays, no one need be at the mercy of th
"slick guy." There are still a few people who fail
to read the advertisements and "take a chance."
Don't be one of them.
Advertised products arc safe buys. They have made
good before they arc announced.
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