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Wc(lii(-s.layv August 12,! 1025.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
By WILLIAMS
(liiiuriN.rHti'.l)
All liiili'iH'iulriil NowMpniwr
' PKANK B. Ai'l'l.KHY fcilllui anil rubllah.il
HARVEY K. MA'I'iHUWS..
.... Hiiitint-M Muuuicer
f Published evunlna-s. excii Huauuy. at lua AOain avhouv,
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I Yl-J HAVK illCAIMJ how 1 Butd un(o you. 1 go au und
1 come UKUln Jllto you. If ya lovt d nit, yo would rejulte, he-,
j cause 1 suld. 1 go unto the r'ather: lor my J''ather Is greater
! thuu 1. John H:l'S.
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PROI'OSE NEW DANCE HALL LAW.
I OUT OUR WAY
' Ce caktt &.T f- DO Ncn-rAvvX
! t' Blood H00M& V th' vmo'. ut.A
! I "1" Ct-v jE AFftR N A . Ht-LPKi'"Tr-i'HOOKST' ' "
COouOkT vajE. HAWE KETCH HtRSEAJF ! GOOD vejOANrTA
sZJZ ' t0 OXRRW A SOME GOSrA! VMOTtHA "TR-W I TlLV-1 MAWE.
i ER P.ECE A MEAT TOO? MAKE A CONICAL. ANOvER HuwKA
ZT) ER SumPki' Avj LE.T OUSSAOPt-AM? 6
SiC owW 1VV BlGODMOumS . HAv7M' PEEPuL AFFlrV AM me.vajs J
6AE.U. lT -AM MEM-J VaJEKJ TvAESf SHOO B J PAPE.CJ.
VN-W PLAW& APE. ME.SJER UKtl TME. BOOK . .. w..
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ss eseiei I l'aul, Minn.. Iinll Nevis. !
W CAT
i '"jTT'w VMDI MARK RIO.
Death Ray
Dr Rrlu-ln R firntl
Inventfrt tj iihw nuln of rtpHth thm
will mik- nr mi. terrihlP alt nations 1
WIN- Ilv f l)Hd. Milt niurhln t 1
of th- "dfaih rny" ryM. he says, nnd
will kill Hnythtn thitt comps in itn .
pMth up rn twHiitv mllt?f mvny. Mr
will hIvh Anu-rlr-an navnl nfflnord a
'lniMHMiitnm nff Kan Francisco
Phnrtly.
Beautiful Silk Negligee
lililCAKKAST COATS
111 Hilt ill. I'l l'lie nnrl thllllueillile
Tulfetil Hh llhhiHi and l.mhl
lnhiuiiiiK. Nicely limln-i un.l n-
reptlolially ' Bouil ouul.lv rob e,
ii-e our window dltiiiluv.
$10.75 to $21.73 '
BANDEAU AND
J'.KEAKFAST CAI'S
1 uinly liu y liitle luce creations
ultli ilhliult iilnl riower li-lliilliillc
lllid ieiy hiuilerulelv mured., tou.
$1.00 to $2.50
DANIEL GKEEN SATIN DOt'DOlK SUITEKS
All Colors, $2.."il)
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Ciandc, Oregon
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A kit on-' mtant mad iiuoiiv oi
dlnrnrc. Now it lund.s only on
tin: enumi'lt'd surftu' unl is .ruh
ttt'ii off ftioh niKlit with cohi
erf am.
The Anti-Siiloon lA:iKue of Oregon is siwnsoriii? a new
,)iw ttoverning loiulhousos mid dance halls which it will
.ti-ek to put on the ballot at the next general election. Pe
titions will he ready for circulation the first of next month
:tid officials anticipate no dilliculty in securing the fif
Ifen thuusand signers necessaiy.
J Failure of the present law to regulate madhouses, ac
cording to a recent court decision, and a desire to protect'""- r"''"M"l ' "" " ,"ry
tjie morals of young people 01 the state and reduce viola-.. Wi. u.ks. n..- impiiM . t.i ' 'rh- "'" ' ' ,l"
i;,.n f II. u m..lMl.iii..., ....l,.,., ..!,!.. l..-.k ll.i- ni-klii. ovwiiililiir.' araM:l"1 l'nim"" """''
.I . , .... .v.oul.1 Ik? ( slop Ilie .iM-k.
Ir the leagues activity in this direction. If the law can,
ByJvnius
A.nlliiK In nn ail.erilM'tiient
Why Is it the ,ujller u tiiiin find
j ui the street iilw-nvs looks no much
llilcci-r lluin his whole week's kiI-
Eldcrly ('cniiiins Vent
Feelings (in Rcichstafj
j ! eoluiuny.
lie adonted and enforced as outlinod. it sluuiM Hn nmrh i Nuw " "llr- liuiimnk win try
, ., -i ,, , .croi-sthK the ii.Hpuru.rus and the
tli remove the evil ol madhouses. It is designed, of course,. caMiaue to evoi.e a ready. made
tn aid in the cleanup of the territory immediately adjacent .CK"
tf Portland. And there the liig problem will be to regu-j
hite those having police pioti'iion ouite a iob near a
w I il l'i a soh al'iiMl
; women's ilms ..huh 1'i'nnis.'!. to
-.,.,,,., ., . , ' tvll"'K"ill. I III luilie iw owei
Qity like rortliiiul. Some of tne I matures to b inconxiratcd and i.ow-
.-I. al. - ... . . . . . ' I ; ...
ill me proposed law are: j
A knock on tin.1 Kord Is worth
;two in it.
I
A nutiiiin in't really mran. hut
j smiM'liOw It always Rivt s iwr a lit-jtl-
kIow uf aiisfiu'linn in ln-ar
Mia I at) oM lame ha tnarrit'd un-
hatpilv.
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St4p iwin diTS itiJT
liailuays shall le
A mow definition of a danee hall which will
al:.o cover road houses,
-i'lovidmg Cm- liceMHt- foi Hii'lr-fWMew fftti4"
r ovidin-r a $r.iMUMi hond that they will eon- '
duet oitliMly places.
Application for license shall he signed hy
the siieiiit stating th. t the appMt'nt is a pri
son of ood inoiai character and fit to cond-iet
such a p-.te. ill)., in kr.s the .-.heiiil ivsponoi
l!e f(tr evciy license ioiied.
Mateiially inci easing license fees.
Liquor will he strictly pmhihilpd in or
about tlie premises, with seveie p- natties for
violation of the law.
AH place.; to piovide
ioom;s and all looms and
well lighted.
Closiii: ail d.iucim; at midnijrlit and Sun
da s.
Ko pei;nn under IS to be petniitted ii any
d jhc hall or load hoice, except in company
with one of the parents or lrival jruaidian.
Compelling the presence of a lady floor
m.'nav.ei of m. dure aj;e and ;ood moial char
acter. 'l he ab i'cr.ien l.iw w ill alse, h app'ied so
tliat such phizes m.v be ..bittd and padlocked
if they vioh.te the law.
No dance of pin. s m vuljiar ch.ai'ter ;-li;dl
be j'-c; roilied. iloi. tei -on;, conduct, ' mtoxica
.tin. p!'i;'.ni!y (i obscene lauj-uaj-e will he plo
hibited. Violation ol' rny provi.U'i. r f tin; act shall
be punishable by seveie Tine ami i evocation of
licem e aod no other ivn;o shall t? issued for
same person for at least one year.
tic. uii' ue v p eat its ior conducting
danee hj'Is wifhunt lirense or to pavtieipate
in dancinjr when no licen has, been obtain! d.
Slun mi a honni vui nion itnui
tr nmil "I'xu t litti. ... c
IIiuiikIii jiiI ht 4 -I id lot tlltl thai!
Iiilirnailitiinl JVrlkv Citiifi'ii'iui'
I'nmil nlnt. Sa.tA lli'iiln t hiff
i i.ki -isixi; Mi ina v.
3 Irt-arMttix' l ln net in iim ny iiM
w. ilkinu.
t Alakt our lik'- tt iniMori'j lv.
!A M'hiuU man- -l.'
O wilh two l.ihl
ana no in-
Ioti"l O il in- on never hail, a
( haiu't!
I'm oui child ir rnittaii.u
ou .'
l'itrn tlrrwinaklnff u! hc'iHi'.
H''w tu cimU'cl li mv ami knock
km i a I.
Hew o pitch
V-inil.IN (-AIM Th' Koichstiic
ti'ct'nllv was Irrutcd to a trtif In
t t- n-iutlcn of ruhlif si'iitOnt'iit, at
hast the Ft Mi me nl of part of the
piihlle. when "no ehletly men and
women demandfrl talvsige of th-lr
savii(p wrerked hy the inflation
of lh' mark.
Th'-ne elderly people visited the
ire-elistar to M'it v their account
Iwllh the Oerman Nationalists, . n
account which I hey claimed re
sulted from eronilseji by that party
of an adequate revaluation of their
hunk uccoimUn and depreciatd hp.
eurities in return for their votes.
Kffoi's by two XationallstN in
stem the tide of protest proved fit -
iMIe .oid evetit'ially the I'.emonst ra
I lien became ho turbulent t hat all
other business of th" l.eirhsfsitr
was hu.'-pCMded. The Nationalists
J fled the hull. AH other parties
th-n "wete drawn into t he " di.selits-
Intei ita- slnn '
i Hie obt women e pressed ner
f.-ellncs. d-claritig " M"r-
man Nationa'istM whouhl be hsvne
ed.'.'Ah oltr'jnar rnhfd About "th
lobby weekinj- support for a plan
In partition the properly of t be
HehenznHerns. Ilw war crv was:
"TheMe persons who lost the war
should not tet a pension. It's the
lirst duty of the state to rn for
those who sacrificed their children
and the r hnol-enrn'M sivlnijs.'
Americans Prepare for
Hunting in Scotland
FIHNnriKiH A P ) A larfre,
number of American tmnrlsmeii
will be in Scotland this year th;oi
ever he(ort for the -(rrnu.sr tdiontine
und de.-r stalk:ni;. The osit il- oc-
ICUp. Hits Of bit; slinntiliB boxes have
lieu' wed their tenancies of "shoot -'iii
boite.s" und In addition others
hav e taken up never; I smaller
ones. Itt'nts have increas"d rou-Jstdai-eblv
since pre-war das and
,i cens'ivative estimate plains the
1 nino'inl of money which noe to
I Scotland floring the short season
it. H. Mcfurdy of New York
'has takn about Itl.uiio ;mt--h in
Man ft'; lore from the I bike ot
icichmoiiil for shoot iuk a-n .1- M.
'Stei rs has b ased ClcnkimUc in Ab
r iei-nshire from Lord Iturh. K.
In. I.iohtield will shoot with his
i friend over the Krchb-sut instate
and Achnanaiin mansion has been
' . - t -d by i. W. I K'ien of New
York.
Many ScntfKh owners are tak
inp friends up to their own es
tates nnd several wealthy Hritins
i have obtained estates not rcHpiired
(by American spnrlmnei
i.-liision ol h'-r iiiv.--e;i'. Mis I
H. iih.m -i.s- rib. .1 Swde.i-s eftrti
lor prohibition and tie- "oik.n:::
ol the pr.s id Bysleni ol govern
uieiit coiitiol.
A. linui.HtiatH.il ot the pres-ie
Itratt system, uhieh coin lipoud: ;
lurwi-ly t" Unip P,,',1',, ;
SVSI..IU l-d in Meet ions of the lid
I. d St 't'S. costs the Swedish pov
ernne-nt Hh.mihi.iuM) crowns ana 1
ualt. Mif-'s K.iHiou ass.-rted. ' Mh !
di-Clared that piivernuieiit HltereH j
in temperance work took 'the fnrin !
of a substantial annual subsidy!
for the work ol temperance e.iu
catiiui.
1 luciati'uw of I rem h
Franc tyinri) I'le of lahlli
PAPKKTK. Tahiti. ' (AC) -The
instabiliiy ot the Kn ncli t'l'Utic. 1ks
r.T-ived talk In Tahiti iji' epil
I'Khiinr n local unit of value In-
b p- nd' tit ot t he find nations of
the franc. -pinion is epiess"d
l i ! .- s I'ah'ti is s retii'tl'' r-n i
Kranc-. and is in the position of
havinp a eoiis'ant credit t"ide
bOa nee, 1 he linancial difficulties
OI Oi.. Imilli' eiMllll' v si id H'l
he alhiuid to uns.ttle values and.
d.attiib bnsitn-ss m Huh cnlo.iy
' ah a mater of fact, the money
ts' d in the colony is a loeal pup.
"iilTi m y is.su.-d by the the 'I'.ilnll
brancheJi of t he B;tnine d'ludo
''hiiU', tnil it Imtuatt.s hi bympatliy
.. it h franc,
A S'ttled form of money is tli
'tnly thinp iifcess.wy to usher in
i peiio'l of t;reat prosperity to the
island. Moth the vanilla and e
ejra yb'lds are Increasinp and- no
comiiiaudim; pood prii es.
One of the smallest radio r-ct-iv.np
t Is in the world is mount
.d in a shirt but ton. five-si te-ii
ths'irf an 'inch dlnni'der. It I
lllldlble.oiwi loud speaker nine let
Safe
Milk
and Diet
Forfnfanti,
Invalids,
The Aged
Nourishing Digestible No Cookin.
tSff Avoid Imitation SubitituU
a mr fi'iiMiM- tu t r
A clean,
toi: me-H.
S ml l'r
hiph prade, diidtied
i rabbit book today.
ItKltl.l.N (AIM Th
tlonal Police t "(inference In New
York recently lulfille.t Its object
bev ond expectations, tu t he' opin
ion of Colonel Kuenzer. of the Der
ail police depart meiit. In addition
ti l ui nishiei; many h dpi ul Ideas
tnd supKi'stions. he said, it nup
tdhd tte mm h-lelt want of pultinp
w police chiefs of the entire world
In iliw touch with each other.
Colonel Ktieurer . praised' th
Ntw York department and Com
mit loner Cnrlpht and lidded that j "
no' hint? ever hid mude utch a deep The Aipenline wheat harvest be
t In.prtaiJon upon his ofiicial heart j tins t!ie lirst p ut ol .Ktnuaiy, in
las the -parade of ot New Noik'sjmany S"etitns ot the country.
"fin st " j -
' . The Heveuly-fiv-e pyramids in
j llusslaitH poo. n si-nt t (.treat . Kirvpt, that were built as tombs
Pritain und Niulhein Ireland last for the kinps. date from the p.-r-
y ;ir were xutued t ntmrly $ltm,.ind tietween toutth and twelltli
. ('. 'I. I. ('Mii'iMioii Snech
To '( World lMstiibiitioii
IMUNIU ItCIH. (AIM-An . Mb-v'r-iet
If the spech d.liVi-.-d bv
Kmtty It') thou. In ternat tonal ly
known temperance and sieia-l
worker of Sweden, before the
World's Women's Christian Teiu
peianee I'nion convention here tn
lone Is to be distributed anions
". . T. V. orcaniTiHtlons of' tlie
world as the result of a motion
parsed by the convention tit the
Guaianteed Used Fords
I'll!. rOItl) ROAPSTKIt"
For (iuick Sale, I'ricc $."iO,(IO' '
Perkins Motor Co.
I'linc Ill-'ilH) "" ' ' Corner 4 tit and Adams
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Wh.il't m rui'c in this pl( I nr.- ?
Mv wll.- I.arii.il to pla tin
plalio III ;mi il.ix.t.
How In ..ijs .
I.tatn at homr
'ilillnalinl'.1';
tn ).ar.' time.
What
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A'. xoii .
Wrltr tui
Tin- k-ii
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i:tv.tnrin
I law a ..
rrv lur'.in.is man kIkmiI'I
rllli. tu la." lor (aioi
In- iml.
n Mil:, iltior
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that ou ran
i None ol tin
housi'' or d 'luc
Itgi'tiniato b,i:;i.: jind
objection hie ;.n r. M
io ul
on ;i
lb the l.wr. uf Hi
i:.':ht by i- h , ! .i ',
till stale in vlnrh
turily. l ike ;i'l
I !-w jibitlmp piil.h
which cni'.iit-tiii-tit
n"tii it i'l I... .ui
eh.sily ic main.
f Jim-, i. inn . CM! I.,. olijfftioiiable tn
hall opfialuis who are in bu.anr.ss
I S'llmc letuin.i fiotn illfgal and
ll unu'd bo a srnmh'p iiilditi.iu
"li.'nr rit: I'lras.' iiih Ihiiii..;
iiioiImt l tlnink nnil rtirrr i?. ... .
iair to mill, iH. Atl in St.
I 'l'1 lid ' i I br !"nlii d Uoti m (ha'
ii. wlni want a clfaiif r. iimif l.m -"i'.
i-i!i!! uplf .tie gmviii;: In nri-
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MARKET JOEL'S GR0CERIES
Plume Main "."ill
'c s(i ir. ;it all linn's. In pVase our ciist(inii'i
Sali ifaction (aiai anh-i'd.
VOIR IIIIHKS frwn Ilie
Mr ot llir hi. ill, a In h
sill an al Hmne frr hr.xulit
Krk h jt.lin..l MniHlrhin.
( hkacn, from his M oitli
(he pope In rnniv. lion Willi
My V far. Th brh-k. a III h
LOOK OVLIl OUK W AM ADS I'UK BARGAIN'S! ! m.'"'
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We Pay More
You Fay Less
At Our August Clean I'p Sale
Wo lunc II I5ov.s" Caps, size li2 l 7. regular
$l.")0 and $l.'J." sellers, now liein? sold for Tillr
IS Movs' Caps, regular $ I. !).", now Sl.0!)
(ails' $5.00 Hals now $1.00
CtRia IU.0OMKR DRKSSKS AND
HOYS' WASH SUITS
Guaranteed to wash and wear
$1.00
We are sbltiR tlie best values ever offered for
high-grade merchandise. No refunds or ex
changes at these prices.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
tcrjtblntf In Infants' ami Cliihlrwi't Ycf
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Washing!
Vy the :ido of many a stream in Iairnpf. you
t..n siv ' woini'ii doiii!; the family v.a.-di in that
ml. back bif.il.iiio w;,. Tlu-y cany heavy 'bas
kets down tu the I'tieani--siiak Hip elnthes and
i.fiub. i.eiub, L'.eiub on the bare bo.ud.; and lund
lock:..
(ontiast (hat uilh the aveiae Amt'iicm
home v here ' wash intr is dune in coinpaialiv"
ease. New labor. savin-; soaps and compounds
I'.ijninale much of the old sniihhin;:, foM 1;l
homi's where el"eliic'ty docs not eliminate :t
all. Wash d iy is over m a few slant Imm.;.
'lime for ph asure. for other things.
Not only in washing, but in piMetically every
pha:e of woman's wmk, new pioilncl.s and in
ventions are fieeinir her fiotn home tluidjjoiy
anil slavery. She has leisure now and comfnrU
that the average foreign woin.in cannot even
imagine.
To a larne measure this has been due lo ad
verti.an;:. Advei lisin has familial i.ed Anieii-
cau wonien wit! w inventions. Adve rtisiii"-
has made mssible the wide distribution of new
products. I!y increasing' sales, advertising ha;
reduced the pi ice of modern household utilities
to the reach of the modest purse.
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