La Grande evening observer., August 10, 1925, Image 4

Monday, August. 10, 1025.
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An InilrfietKlvul Nuwspapw
FRANK B. APPLEBY
.......... Edllor Mud Publivbdi
HARVEY F. MATTHKW8
Muslm-as Manaxer
t plbllshad evenings, except Sumlay. at islto Atlanta avkqii,
Grande, Oregon. The Observur-HUtr published every l-'riaa.
; Eotered at tue Poalofflce at La Uratide, Oregon, as Saooad
Clasa Mall Mutter under act nf Marco . 17.
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ili 1 I W K nWFr;!! can no ikj -ir. Ki-kjA ijX)v(im A
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,'The raih-oad Ktation is being painted and the Island
City rail crossing has been adequately repaired with bij
planks. If the Union Pacific get much more reckless
witii expenditures possibly La Grande will wake up somo
morning und discover that loiifr-promised new station.
- . infint Ttn AnnTTilTrT)
: Pa pre Four nth uiuiuvjVjv rviy-l :
rr -i'out our way By mlu. Know Him? I
Thin I plnure of Ih- char whn.si
Tacf atlorna the Buffalo nlckolp now
In circulation the late ChUf Tu
Uuni White Calf He was the origi
nal chief of the c..laner National
Park reservation When he died, in
Washington. President Roocevelt
lent hit body home under military
escort
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Cood-lookina:
Fine-fitting
Long-weaiiii,'
CLOTHES
for
I'articular Men
Moderately Priced
$45
$50
$55
See Our Windows
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande, Oregon
vWHV MOTHERS ''-.T -
OFFICE
CAT
YAAOt MAN K O-
fyjvnht$
to the m-'-n nf th-ir rrim'
about the fp-Mou who steals
Tiwy sny rial in a rt'rrtnlii Oiv
1:011 nurL thr tin naniu
of II if MUk In "llir itrt linnl" Im'- j
wwv roiinti
If only kiiiim- on1 would now in
vcnl u firrh-sM cook. j
W"'d nullv liki- 1 1 ko hark to
'h old hoiiif town hut for HiM
arl that it wtild uiw I lit ihl.r
tsi'hnts wlm oltn li t'dirt.-d that
w'd nt'Vfi- ainoi.tit to anything
tiiiich, u rli nicv to rlilute in on
m "1 (old nii ho" I'horus.
KiMHitiK i datiKvrouH to soin1, and
it cuitumly hut put an end to a
ijrfut many hachflois.
To jouth. a' x o'clork l the most
luiiKrouH hour.
I N'4-fllS hkc a w
to pay a doi-tor for
th nl ('ooli'lK- to kt
iiHte of minify
mU is'nif Iri;Si-
i qillft.
i WHAT PEOPLK READ.
' ' "No other form or method of advertising can cdmpare
in effectiveness with new.spaiier advertising," Pennsylvania
merchants were told recently by William Nelson Taft,
editor of a business magazine and nationally known au- ; '""" iiul1
t..bity on advertising. "m"r ,",T .
J Mr. Taft declared that the only competition now faced
by newspaper advertising is supplied by the news, comic
j nd other departments of the newspaper. He warns th'jj
merchants and other advett'sers that they must make!
their newsuaner mlvertisini!'' us iuterestimr to the reader!
,'. . . ; . . , . , , "Me an' thu l,oy frbn.l." wtl.lnil
lis. the news colum.ns, comic t'iips, cfoss-word puzzles and ,,r, ,,.11U ,. Wll,k, u m.' finr.i;o un .u oi l r-iiK-other
depaitments if they wou.d have' the advertisements riur ut 2 a. I Mimiern i.vn, u i- -t
; 'to an old lulul IMim u mo'l.-rn eiillll-
l'eau. 1 1 I ' MIvMOUAIH.I-; IiATI:. !r wli'-n an lirlinit i-dilion ol' the
. . 'lhis is not real news to' the advci Users. They havu' '".Mnmm ii- m.tiM.iin.i.- .iau- m ioodi-.-n n.-- t-i nm.m. !n. h
I , , ,i . , ii ii- i .i hIMciri." Wlllli a Imii, "hhis All- neirllv ! I l-.i i-ti-.l wLlc-Min-ud ill-
f long known the tacts and have succeeded m making their ,in,-s iUuv hi, i.-.,,uiin." ji.-niion hei-aua-or iia m-nwi i.-un-
, newspaper advertisements as interesting to the reader a.v j . ... , mi. imumih-.i .n w
SAYS U. 5; IS
II
and never for the Individual.'
ir. Arendt s'liiiiiiaii' s tl;:-t
three en;p-n(jal r.'f.rnts ire ltp"S
piry of the l!eiul)lir in to h" tuain
tairu'd and (he reeoiislriKi ion ol!
Clerniiitiy ensnrt'd:
The el im ination of Die liat ional
coiom coulliet. Hit? renunciation ol'
MODEL NATION
NEW TESTAMENT
IN MODERN FORM
mov.e Iheitteirt ul ways fill up flr.tt. , through the
i'
lervstetl In pietur-fl w P hout ttuh
litleh. And the 'reason'.' Mitts Hwan
oon heiM' lf is now a tlth-d piclure.
tpM'Htton of the day in: How
tlie Jjtifi .ui'l ('hinaiiieu telt
ther itpari i 1 1 1 - (oiilil.
llij; purple ami hl
I W hi'll Mtilileolle I
sin: Imt when ou
pel li-llee.
Kills 111.
Is,- does II
do It. tl'
the other 7Iepai ircic?rrr They liave succeeded so v eil that
many persons read the advertisements before other, fea
tures, They have made the advertising columns as in;
disjjensa'ule to the average iwder as the news columns,
' spoiling page and cailoon section.
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I'ROSPKKITY IN PKARS. !
y-Tlie pear ciop in the liojvue liiver valley around Med-.
, ford is arousing the admiration and envy of every seelit'ii '
ol' the state- admiration for the fiuit, and envy for the ;- Tin
'ipi'oiperily th.it the tuo and a half million dollar revenue '"J",1''
jl'rolii the crop will lit hit: to that valley. In yesterday's
;Oioia the supeiiuten.lent of the southern Oregon ex- .XTJT
'peiimental station was tiuol'tl as giving more atlctpiat'.' i r in tin- imv if reiiiinim
Irrigation as the seeiet for the constancy increasing wealth Z"-l'u! u ' "
tif that area.
' Vc cannot al! jrrow pears (altlpmuli it is a satissfaclnry
crop for the (.ia;nlt Knihlo valloy that i.s ini'icasing in ini
portanco earh year) and pai tiriputi? in such harvesting; of
wealth as poar iowiiikr wtuild milk-ate. hut tlu ontii
Nortliwcst is hoi'omin moi': intoiostod in riivcisifii'd ajiri
culture of pvciy kind ami tho lossihility of making nionoy
iOiit of po-r ou'h.-'ids is just 0110 phase of the suhjtM-t.
With nrw lands lirinjy Inoulit into cullivation each year
.I'lit ffronier pUMiucuon hciiur m: Mf possiiilc. vant-d crops
-.urjfc going ti he miirc urcpssai y than over liofire. i
i - M,. ..I ;.. it... m .ii... i . ... ' I
o.iu (M,ur im imp iMuuiwrsi is lump ad 'plahip to a va-1
riety of crops- -and especially crops that pav well on small 1 Kil'v ,th,,n" ls l"' r,,M,l
Jracts-lhan this valley. V.'hclher it he cherries, or pcai.. lnilr,"K,; . .
or yreani, oi ec..;, 01 ; -pplrs, or alfalfa or prunes is of 1IM n ""'r"1 ""ph ihink-
ii ... ' ' I'liUe alips"! eerlliti.L, hitl Oif
.small conicpirnn'. ( ions .t tins charnrter arc the kind ina i'.,i.,ks n.-M.
tiuat attract the settler is rr,v coining into the North
vest. Con;ideHny its chavactor. Crnule Konde and Wal
lowa valley l;md can Im- pineli'isnl mure rensonah'y than
tlacwhere. Securing huyeis who will prnduee more vaiird
rvv: in :i nnMi I v0'iPiMi fer future farm prosperity hei"
eooieratiiin of Ihc
I'nivefNily nf ('hieiio Tress.
Many nrofessnni h:iv? at last I I'he pro i''" . made piddle twdav
f(nnd u r.ay- to niakc , t'dut ii ion is the nsuH f eoiiliaual reipie-d.s
"pay. r They write tenthonks. and I'n in th.- iirh-ni lor a translation
thui re.piire all Iheif MludeiilH to of Hie New TKUii, ni in modern
(buy lilt' hook. i Kl-KhMi that ran' be used liy na-
ltie siudenis who in lrim? to puz-
I Cloria Swiiii.Hui If no 1mii;t in-izle out the laiiicnage. find the style
t-r.dons awkwurd and
IMnleH have Im-piI
y Ihe I n;y.usity of I'hl
jind the aetual print
done in India, p''riapM
; hiip 01 1 in t he nioiin-
You net-tj our nuni'-y
And 1 in 1 1) nilue.
If e llillh oill'H
II Would lie f.lie,
I if ou yoiiM
And hold mine 1u
What In the h - .
Am I H'UUK tit .1"'.'
I f 1 1 1 1 ii lahor .ind hoi-'.e l;ih',r ure
K" itelllft hi liilllilltK ihsIh. It
S 1o keep waleh Of holh.
M Ih Ha id that eilmtliiilM
nf the older
eimileoni
furnish'-d h
e;.K, 're:.
Intf Will be
Hi Moltie lltlli
talliH.
A slnt'-Mieni '-from the pres.s de
kitIIh h the plan us follows:
'Tin- e.litlnli In to Im- tailed tho
T mlnle edition. Itetvinse it eomes
.rum (lie pre.sj; jift 'H yearn nfler
"ryndalf irave to the Kntrli; h-wpeak-
ti wtirld H fi r-- Iranxlatiou of
Ihe (Jl't'tk N'W Testameiii. i in
Hln!, Irani thai 1 1" demaiol lor
1 Had or (ioocispeed'n transla I ion
louihi eonn m ttim n mil ! rv
w.ir. was '!': odale who made it
pooliV ior a tiny that driHh a
plough' to le-td the New Te-tu-oieni
iti his oriiaeular and ra.sp
r ineK-iit;e. TImih in j;iinf to
ihoiiHalols or studentH of the drieiit
;i Irauslution in the IJnuli.-h of
ei - ilny .s, rt'i'h I r. Htoi ('
follows a piei d'-nt estahiish- d 4(Mt
eais ao."
M'l.iop Jul. a
is' a only worn;
ilielid tit of
ii iu nil! ei
St im'soni
ma.ifr. ia
e 1 tlited
'N, Ml V I tl
super
Statert It Dili'
omit i y K"iit woim n to tip
-Iieat war as nnses and thai
'here utH (.' m-veral tinien that
nunilier tn the service if there
Hhonld he annlher ur.
MKltlJ.V. (AT) -lr. IMtu Aren
dl. the noted bimelillint. would
It ive Oariuaiiy ropy the 1'nded
Statin Koverninenl, rather than
w Hi-Kuropean tlemoerueles. in her
parliamentary ulms. In un ana
lytical nummary of th? present
(status or the German IU public,
published in tho uliru-eonservw-ttve-
TaeKlifho Kundsrhau, Ir. Ar-i-ndt
points out Germany's Kroatest
need of a non partisan cabinet.
havlriK the support of the larire
majority of the populace. Such
a desn ably slate of a flairs he
npm'S ensured by iv Amur lean
form ol ffoveniinent.
i oat Hinu nuui a moiiarelest.
took tiie oath as president under
a pidnirun uousiiuiuull is char
acterized by Dv,;. A read t
historical episode ntl u Kuaiunteu
lor u lasting repubheun form of
oarnineiit in Germany.
"A return to monarch. sin today."
he ;;ays, "and any iittempt al u
ntonarchial r si oral ion emild only
t-uiiiiiiiale in tivil utr and a coti
H ulient deiray oi tile Kelcll." rie
Hlati-s eiiiphatitally that thu cou-
;liOioii..t .iMiii.,lti.oa ol the pre
sent Koveriunent uiasi uol be tam
pered w it h. but on the contrary,
s.iouid be coui.iiualiy sli eiiiheii
etj. I here. ore, any attempt, be
it troin the i-ikIiI or oil, u nlte,
Ihe conshlution I r. Arendt calls 'u
crime av'inst the (ierinan people,
which is to be mppeii in the bud."
Alter this doei.untioii oi ane-k-iaot
to the Weimar t '(institution,
the writer feels juslllied tn pa.-.s-INK
Well -IMea 111 a IP I enlist ruct I Vi'
criieisni. "What's w mnif wit h
the constitution ."' he asis, and
conns to the conclusion, tnat it
N.iiM .M irout a so rl i II of abstrael
deuiocratie diM'triu- s w H Ii it-l'-r
ilisn-K.ii'd tor t he salient features
ol national development . t'haiiK
I Of," tip' national eolors he thin U h
ns'ii fatal error which now culls
tor at least some "hatl-way" col
ii'ctivii measure.
The present elective system, ell
mtnat tiiK Individual electoral dis
t riclM, pa teriod alter p.iruameii .
la ry systems in (t Iot m-pipea u
deiaoeracles, the writer also con
siders dcti inpiiuil to iiei m.iii . Ih
stroiiKly oppoHt s all erit iclsin ol
the parliamentary system as such,
bill ailvoca'es r.isiUK the ae of
el-etoral franchise. The listiiij.;
ot villi s he condemns ts a "pure
ly" mill liema lical measure t "lid r nit
to harm the desirable formation
of parliament, claiming that there
by "the elector votctt fur a party
The Start
Isn't Hard
HI 'T KKKPINO AT
TIM! S.WINCSS Ai:-
Clll NT IS WHAT
C'Ol'NTH. ...
IS YOiriiH niKIWINO
HW.Ul.ARLY EVEHJ
WEEK?
La Grande
National
Bank
VoliliK lists and the diseontiiiuanc.
ol pai li iinenlai y caluneis. . ,(
IHis of ItltlllM Velp I'l-olcsl
A;a:nl Tax lniHicd tin 'I hem
It! : KSI.A I - ( A I' ) . - l'iv e t liou i
;n 1 hark inn, y :puiT dos ol
evety im tn liable b: "c I, from
NcA found Ian is, to Pekinese, cr -ated
a tremendous "din outsi'V
Uresla u town ! all as a prot -sl.
against the yearly tax which the
e ly Impi'S'-s upon dogs.
The owners nrtr-ehod thro'i'h
, thv town ttith their does in leash
land bo me of the doj;s bore phi.
j cards with sarcastlu remarks. The
! procession halted outside the town
I hall. vhere , the does, as If by
Iroiomaiid and to the delight ol
the crowd, raised th;lr voices III
un son and filled the air wi h
their complaints, which will In
' investigated by the aston'sited ci'.y
fathers.
If he wtVMrumn tt, hv known
Why Not Now When You Can Save
. 25Xto 3001
AT OL:R SUMMER CLEAN-L'l' SALE
$1.50 Knit Cape, Ago' 5, for $1.K
?0 and $-".00 Girls' Hats..... ..$1.00
And Several Other Bargains : 2,"c to $1.00
Norton's Kiddy Shop
IM-i.vlhliii; ur InfaiiW mid L'liililii-ii's Wi-ar
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MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES
Plume Main 7.VJ
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iriCKMNi; CUCUMUEKS. and als.i for I'EVtllES
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Knal bar work, lhal'a btlat tnifor luaaju. aajs Kaker.
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Washing!
!y Hie i.id" nf many a stream in I'mope you
fan see women dninj; the t'ainiiy va.-,li i:i lliat
oil, liaf k-liroakiiijr way. Tliey eany heavy ha.-,-Lots
down tn the .stie;'.m soak the clothes and
smili, tfi iil, scnil) on the hare hoards and haid
rucks.
. ('nulrar.t that villi the average Ameiieai'-
home vhere washiii;- is done in eomparatiN
ease. New labor-.savinjf soaps and compounds
i.iminate m'leli of (he old sciiihbinu, cvijn 1:1
homes where electricity docs not eliminate, it
all. Wash day is over in a lew short hoins.
'rime for plcasuie, Tor other things,
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Not only in wa.sliin's;, but in practically every
pha.-e of woman's wink, new piod'.icts and In
vention' are fleeing her fioni home drudgery
and slavery. She has leismc now and comforts
that the average foreign woman cannot even
imagine.
To a laige measure this has hcen due to ad
vertising. Advertising has familiarized Ameri
can women with new inventions. Advertising
has made possilile the wide distribution of new
pioilucts. liy incre-.sing sales, advertising In.;
reduced the price of modern household utilities
to the reach of the modest purse.
ai.veutiskmknts add new ease
to life. i;i:ad them.
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