La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 20, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textt i I 1 1, , Tluirsday, August 20,' .102,"). Face Fmir THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER OUT OUR WAY Speaking Of Fall Shoes (liicoiportiftil) An IitiliiH'iiih-iit rwpiM'r FRANK B. ATI'I-KHY. IMMor and J'ubiiahiT l'R stock of Fall Slll)es is llom-in' completion W every day. You'll be pleased to sec th-j new styles that are so coiifurtable, yet jrood lookinjf." Black patent, black satin and black kid are very good with a few numbers in col oi cd kids for vaiiety. $3.50 to $12 r0 HAHVEY MATUIKWrf tu8.li. ManuK'T By WlLLIAMS'i :5jff-71bocrr pt M Mice. I 'U5jW STRAKj'-n poRwaiJO I I S5-s- lOomim c map kikiHu V I I GOOD lOOAU TOO- 1 ' A -s. W LOOK 40U iOvWBt I """a c!S !:sj 1 AHoa ;pM,ff lHL.L6Ca OF i0bCS ? I U.BM CM.M UK OOP fefe-V MOMtc. IJJ y&SB- J Publtnh.-d evenlntrs, i'iii't HviiH'ay. tit 1410 AiimiiS Avimuft, Grande, OreKon Tho UUbervdr-Hinr p iliJii'il evuiy Friday. ' Entered at tho l'oBiofiice ut I.u Uiunh Un'gon, ua Second Clans Muil Mutter under act vt March 2, 1871. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OF LA OIIANLH3 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PREKH The Associated l'reus Is -xcluaivt')y entitled 10 use for pub llcation of all news dlaputchea credited to It or not other wine credited If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news hero In also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION It ATE Uy Currier Daily, per month In advance. '. ... .- 73c . Dally, six inontiis In advance $4.60 Dally, single copy ....oo By Moll Daily, per month In advance 60c ' iaily, per six months In udvunce I2.&Q JJtuty, per year In advance $6.00 Weekly Observer-Star, per yar $2.00 ADVERTISING RATES per column Inch DiBplay, foreign, iJlsplay, local, per column Inch.. Time contract rutes on application 4?c 4oc THOU HMAI.T AISO CONSIDER In thine heart thai, art a mun chuHlt-in-th his huh, bo lite Lord thy God chu&tenetlt liiee. Deuteronomy "1 ' Ho who keeps too many irons in the fire often gets burned. ' S . Alodcrn bud men count their victims by notches on theii fenders. ; iwWatrimony settles down to normal when the bride dis covers that chicken salad isn't considered a balanced ration f'Ulie average man. I V . i.. : I I fe aiMMC a muu J rT,.iT K pgKjf TOM T is time now to consider School Shoos; and VJr ''I y "CKit loow, ,rtc1( Ji U 1 you will find a wide vaiictv to choose from. V Xk-53vv K AXL IX fplfffe Oxfords in tan and black, black and tan slip- NCx. " N' K WEST& ca INC" A I Jl I 1 II I 1U IKvuU :Tlri L?ilM f,j,, ( ."-WC "rrS J -7 '" . f .h I nni F I All liP bULU LUAN iO . . - ' . """"WWWM, . III i III ii i . '-oau7 ,w ww ' MOME.KTTS. AJE..D LWE, lO LVc OJER- prncEipoPULATl CAT EW) uoinitii knows tlint life ultluiut (Ytni.iiiil(msliiit Is iiiii'l nml liicotnitli'KN niul she ouUl (AT) llritu in'H rap-ln-rn the lurKfSt 4f COffee lea V keens ncoule nwnko. thnro nr snmn I'wIiaiiKi mt latdi-kiy for cily in the world liini mnnih. hut LONDON, Ha iiiny hiiv ' ii "i - , , , fa tiok ImmU and Ikt dik for n now th fiw buuuiu uy it reumny inese aays wncn areains 01 a rnmu ir i.. tro sun or Ki-ttintf or London is brlvof pine boughs and rushing streams and leaping trout ""'i'nnioni.ip." nut h- iirt n-n ttttt tu quicK iu come th men to tin' iH'rniiiiii'iit InuttfiilMin of Just one. J flat cd fiith Kra pf tth u iH-ndh j puinlt-d .syringe iind ihn inil;it-d lihi-iii tiifiiin with ran- unl h'-arty ! Bladd'iiinp Mnunr. "( lie klufio ia 1 21 h of Aiiriihi," ' inarKine the opening of the shoot mK mi . kioii in M-otiund and tht , northern sections of KnphOnl. saw on; of tint Kreatt-Mt iilnriinum s noi tiiwHrd from London Hin -thu wur und one in which more Am ericans than ever participntod. During the last few yuis the sport has tiitravtod a prtHt number of ri Hidcnt population nMV"" " " "' '" rtn"""1 ,,,,u lllilll OI llif Ot'Bt 1IIOUIB HUYf Ut'L'n l as d to Americans, This var's b;iL f to the k'amc TMFS OR P i imuu uuui i iiiilhou or itiort' holow normal . I .risuro . rl:i sm s hnvp (ihondonf'd the ri. and the i LSomeonc, lackinir a more Diol'itable occun'ation. has de clared that a lipstick and a' d If of rouge are pal tial cures ' h oih"." "'"""B ' "'"W iqv jnsamty. If the allegation is well founded, it is not h$rd to find a good many young women who are taking cveCy precaution against the peril. Florlila H iicninsiila lolnlly ruv. All th hwolni'H arc nl round in novi-lKilol oi tlii'iu cun be tuuuU III U'lt'pholU' I'Xi'hilllKtrM. i: nnsriT of youth I IrltLudanic Hertlio, hoauty exxrt, does not lelieve greal diiiiiiige is being done to woman' sle;tuty ii her frank and 'cpiui use of devices to make appear younger than she is. Even if sho were not an "expert" we would agree with jh?i"We want women to appear young and beautiful. '.whether they are or not, and anybody who would find ! f.jjult because a disfiguring hair growth, an ugly mole or protruding tooth is removed is not a fair j'idge. of beauty, ! vhieh is something vo. all piide ourselves in being when j Tlirn jir AO, 000 more Anieri rniit hi l.iinipe tlilM nir (hail llici-o 'vi'it lnt eiir; hid h-l us u he lMiIIhlY riMtiiiiM. .Most of iIh-iii will lintp to ronic home and to Ihoiisiiid nthri-s hiv uurk BKnlll. inlddlp rhis.it h Iuivm orowdrd rvir country also marked by a luigcr out Koinp trnin lor mon- tlinn a proportion of women w Jio have p'k. . AiiKust n th- only p.rtnd hcretutore usually been content to when almis; i-vcry middlt1 class accompitny Hie s. looting parties as nnd for that iintto-r lower cIjish spectators. Hi'hools s'liitH Its doo;-s nnd pir- h newest idea is the "nicker ems itsnalty airaiurt hultdnys to shirt' wuitii sppcuis lo be tne s'dt the convrnienc of their child- 8 '"e 1,s the ias.uont.bh cross over ren. shirt, but ready cons. sis ut knick- V.Mtllhier v:icnnon:Ht hive 'irrtne 1','a bl"llVu" stnuKiit panels. : l Onuvili.. 'rir MMi'li rnntln.-nt 'l : MiK-U '"Plh-Uy is the autumn resorts, while the middle ctiiHsrs ru,l mK WIN ' 01 ,,!mu " "-e.fl slid liavo Heatter.'d every where. x-wtiitns. Idd you ever si.irt to work a cross- w ord nizzie, u And run up uKint wofd In ten letters t , MeatliiiK "Stwer !' And tiunk '( Aqueduct," but it didn t lit. And neither did "Conduit" or "Hub- terruneiill," , incomes to female pulchritude, to us a theatrical press bn-.e w.e hud leans over Sour I'ffenfs pet phrase. Why even such a reputed he-man as , "''. il i t iii- i , . Aml hh.i ui....k you a dumb i ki,'. Jack Dempsey had Ins nose made over. Other men have ten you tmtt dyne it, loo, so the women are not alone in trving to im- "a'amstreB." . ; ... 4i, . , , . a'1 'l l'''t h i rather sheepish- prove then' appeataiice. Any bniler eould tell some talcs . i. .11 atjout men - and m cities nun are among the best cu.Uo- lloi,1Hj J"1 thinp dwMi t nt. niers at maicel'iug parlors. it dots? - - - . .1 J-ut it appeals there is an ancient reason for women' HMM devotions at th ;;hiine of youth. They have to coiuMte with young woiikmi in the business field, and a comely appearance never injured anybody, No woman of untidy appearance and repellant featuns ever could hold a. job in wliich she came in contact with the public. Omv We olijected to younger women making a conspicuous us. of powder nnd paint, but we have foigotten all such old i;shion'd itloas. S.iVitLe Kow tailors. who dlrtute fashions tor Hritutn's weir dris-t men us well us men in other imrts of the world. .Months ai;o they disapproved then simply refqned to make exuberated oxford b.iK to nop around nitHi B les. una now thty have sent to the limbo jazz colors, wasp 'wuiats and ocven trio cuts;ure calling . lor. pun matvnais nlih unobtrusive pat terns an cuttln; tiivm a tritlo on the loose side" ispccially in veleoat. (Hftcials of the I'nittd Stat treaur ni) a Uoilr iiitl d laht uts tn;K tin it HM'il to. W luiihd tlml heiore toe trejiMiiy OltUutl.s ltd. SVotts and Ir sh Lontloners have frone ''bark h'.m,." iiundrds of filled . tho hotels nf rtsitlH Ih.H eirele the shon s of Mimnst this etitlro island nnd vast kw tries of others have turned nearliy Iti-ieium and Kren h coastal reports aluioat into a p;irt of Little KriKlund ilwlf. The streets of London are filled, Otli p-ope obviously not London- is rro'-inrbrs piedomini:ti for p-uiiehow they like to holldiy In London rs tun h ns Londoners Hke I'l sn.-nd the.f viientiotts in the provinces, Next in number to the provmem it re A tiiericii lis. Ameriei'.'s injreiiiuniM IxiotieKirers int-ht lejirn n trieii .r to from the ordinary evms'onifts return-' in from then- hohbivs on the continent. To etejpe hirh prlres for rare wines in t'..-ir vtly tiiv d land, s oi. s or these ' ftuiipetitlon. all puhhsliers huvhiff trippeis have been tivniK to s. -h("n opportunity to f-phiin meriti twit ties home. hidden in thHrof t'leir books and submit prie, h. clothes and. In the ras- oi crip. $ A. t 'huirhlll. state miperin- pb s inside h -'l 1 tendent of sehools predfeted twi ;i". arms. The fruit looked a days would ! required to coin'- H't little flabby to the !t.ri ee of one ph-te the a dnpt ions. Ofitonifi iis:iii in Mover. "IXeitse' llecan.te of TAH1S. (AIM Finance Minister t'ailliux's (fold -coupon loan has nwJf puarantei s acainst risks of loss throuRh depreeiation ' of the franc the question of the day. Labor agitators Bay that the workitiKinan is entitled to the; same guarantee us the invt s:or and that wages most be kiiuiuH- j teed in the same ratio us interest j un bonus. The employment has extended to oil ice eiup.oyes. luu ctionaries ami state pensioneis. Iisi supporters find their arnmeat in j the government's loan prospectus j and sonic niprehension niiKht be 1 entertained us to the cons q den- c- s If it were not for the reassur ance furnished by bankers an onunclul experts who bcileve tin Minister of Finance has a safe margin in the rate of fcuurantei of 9ft francs to the pound. They airree freneriilly that the ftxine outrlit not remain Ion? below tlial fipure and that it may even ris slightly If t he gold coupon loan turns out lo be the success tliat b how promises. With the limiting lon reduced to Innocuous proportions t'aiilajii.v they predict will be able to put through parliament ot the n..t s ssion the new taxes with which hi' pro posses !n provide a sinking lund for debts, then there will be no longer any reason to appre hend disaster to the franc, It is pointed out In reply, to the demands of labor that the working-man' is far belter ot'f generally ih.:n th- small b-mdhobi-r. Mis wages its eompai'itl with tjte pie w ar rates li;ive been quadnipied while office salaries, government pay and pension rates have not been doubted on lh" nvriKT". Thev ore in paradise, it is remarked, as compared to the small invest or whose rate f interest on pie war investments hits nmaine'1 the sime and whose capital has dwindled to half the original in vestemnt. The latter h-is no way of increasing his income or of preventing the scaling down oi his capital, while the lnhorer Jvs amply succeeded In solving tho problem for himself, it is urgtied. HlLLSIiOltO. Ore. The Wash ington t'ounty Itod und Clun club joined with other, sportsmen's or ganizations throughout the shie .n protesting , ag;iiiiHt the "ht.iee. tion of politics in un tiers a fleet ing the wild life of the stale." At a meeling of tim ;i ill h l I here a resolution, was adopted cens iring (Jovei nor fierce for his appointment of W. L. Iinley to t' e sti't- gam- commission and the removal of A. K. IJurgdulf as stiite game v drden. The resolut on charges Go vet--nor I'trrce with breaking faith with the spor'smen and vlolal in ? his word to members of 'ie s ii - senate. The , c I u b. however, pledges ils support to t lie game eomiirs-ton in all hones ende;iv 01 s to co-operate with the spoilsmen. August Clean-Up Sale AM Voile !rec greatly rcduci'il I In rrM of Ill's week. Our 'ale of AumM ('loin -up will eonliiiuc all this work. IWni't oierlok our muny alucs. ,, , , Wat Hi for our 1'nll Hue 'of Infants' and Children'- Weiir nbles. ns we will lime (he nu4 eoinplele stK-k In LuMciii Orcgiui. Norton's Kiddy Shop I-XrrydilnK In InfttiilH' mid Cl.jtiJ i-eu'n Wear h:imikiks to nt. S a.m SAI.KM. Or.t. MniiliKrs of tin. Oll-ltOn Hi lie ( XtllOOlv' C.)IIIMllS..ll will mcft in KhKiii tuilay when "loplions (.r the stul.. for the h-t two yarn u ill lie nnnounc il. T'n seltilliirn Kill lw in ulr in'i.p .i Same Fine Studebakers Prices Reduced Quality Maintained ruling of Il would be a sit lllUil Who lU.iS HWeal Uovft.ii' l kiiuw w liai e 1" bet thai the "l ei.-il id ion" it tier l. L Jn thp iinimal liiipiom il is tho nulo that is tho iiuksI I'pautiful anion"; m;iiy : pH-ics, imt.'I.lv hints, ami thoy know it, ton, Wr rito t!i- pr.-u'nck as only ont instant:'. Fut, Js man is the highest i-ml r.nhVM animal, ho wants t lid woman to ho tho pivttior. So duos sho. Sho always hjis horn so .-nd tco has ho-n no tinio in tho history of iYiluation whon slio d'd not fall aitifiros to her aid. Sho 1 110 difforopt fh -n 10 over has hoon - porhaps a litlh; niore frank, that is all. The i an aite n r. ml r.d - it i' 1 ii r mini; thing about a minu!- l l n li 1 n- 11H1- me they Umt ko lovely. I'd like to Hie H 1 1 .) rtl . -Jf . n e I :i I that ihetev;.! h;i ve one" he renwirked to t he book , commission ts w ithonl b-j,iil p ssenjjer and thereupon he phi- authority to hold a meeting at tills ivro u Ki.ip- Kim pui n in Ills yoie, any anion taken at toda s mouth. S'lrpr and dalhrht session piobubly u III be conle-.ted u as written all ovr his fare its in the courts, he hivit.-d ?he ii .ssent'. r to wait The travtdf-r ha ib Dodoc Touring .'i;l (ires, licens-.'. 1'iioc $12.".()(l Perkins Motor Co. rh:mi tl r.Hll ('nrmr llh nnd Atlams Siii- iiu'll nn ru thr Hitultl tu .vh.rK ill n liMKUt ihii in. lui . " A l.a fti-iinder Imd jum mforuod the rtiiiniaii nti ol l, i.u h s.mteil c. ruiliirin beith. "t pper or u'wei ."" uked tho agent. ' hal'N the diileiein c .'" aked the tiiiveai. ( A dtlleienee of t'ltt cent.- in IIiIn case, 1 i. (.i,ea ih. iijjetit. "The lower j.h hikin r tlun tne uim" r. "lite higher '.lice im ior m , Ii ou want It lower c-u will hao to o MtJili r. ... u i.o u, c iovnr 111. to the lew. i. In hhkt W urds I lie h IK her i.i lower. Mu.st M tiple don't l.e t ut' Upper. Iiioo.wh it in low r. on act on m of beint; lusher. In n oti iunp an upper um Ihim' to go up to to . vl tioil K' l u(il hen )ii lie! up. (in iMii hae the lower II ou pn IiIkIh r. The upper W hwer than toe luvter lmaii.- II id hit; tier. If oit are w tiling lo ko h.Ki.t r. It Wlli be lower." "I hank uu," nuiiI the li lliiinuti, '1 t ii 1 11 k 1 will go by unto." His 50th Term - -:- ajas-t- WTF k1 oiuic I i, A colored aoldier ut I 'iimti I, pan. Texas, had been so attentre to a Mount on cirt that be !;. been fttt.te to Mt!irter .1 II 1 1 rlv. n et ru duty for overrta mc bis p:iss. Not lutvinv seen hllil for two days, the Lidy decided lo looU him up ut the camp, a'ld aiNi -neied him manic Jring the Cround noont the Incinerator. 'Whaflo" vo' ntn" ,,i me fo so long." she demanded. "Ah eonldn', honey." "What'fo enuliln'?' "I.lssun. honey, dldn !i i " vo Ah wan kwtne be pttmmoted? Well, Ah hns. All's been putn moted to ini-in-Tntor rp'iint." ! MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES ! TKV ( AKSTKN S II A.MS AMI HACON lUiy thorn whole, hair or sliced. hamiu;k(;kk and sai sai;!-; Made fresh every day. J)KI.I( lOl S STKAKS Tender and juicy. The man w ho t can't s c W heie In (he illl-t itt In er nlv a follow, r feomg lor mi ciiii til IcfiM xr when' MMir III IM' unlllg W '.it'll il l -M Ht ur ttt-nieiii-. Mary had a Utile ts!rt. And it us modern. iuite. It it keep un net i log shorter. It will vooii be out ol MKh I'aller --Well. Hobby, how do otl like your new baby mister? Hobby 4th. nil rljfht, only 1 wo tv.tpvetiiig a radio. il- KJLU I It a noihlns ne to Ah I, Woo.1 to b. ,Wtr,1 nsnim, , th. j.,l.,vul, (Mil Tr,lr, Kni .-r wrmoiy. H I. now .Urt- J inj 6u5h term in tiut oSct. TheSlart Isn't Hard Hl-T KKEP1NQ AT TOlIt H.WlNfSS AC Cdl'NT 13 WHAT cor NTS. ... , is Torus OrtOWINfl nKC.l-l.AKLT EVEItT WEEK? La Grande National Bank Sound - Reliabl . Piogi-Mle THESE low prices are not for new cars built to sell at new prices. They are (or Studebaker cars identical with those which have been in tremendous demand at higher prices during the past eleven months. They are for Studebaker cars so well buMt of fuch high quality materials that net profits during the past six months have averaged only $140.64 per car. The rest of the money the public paid us went into making a car with scores of thousands of miles of excess transportation. These earnings are a triumph for the one-profit basis of manufacture. No manufacturer on a less efficient basis could have made a dollar selling cars of Studebaker quality at Studebaker prices. StudeFmJccr is the only one.pTofii car in the fine car field. Only Ford and Studebaker make far all their cars all bodies, all eninfs, all sear scls clmrfic, springs, di7erentiufs, axles, steering gears, gray iron castings and drop farmings, . Thus we save and pass on to purchasers profits which many other manufacturers must pay to out side parts and body makers. No "yearly models" makes sales jump Thus we were able last January to reduce prices already low. Then we announced that Studebaker would have no more "yearly models" to artificially depreciate cars in the hands of owners. . Sales instantly started to soar and have forced the vast Studebaker plants to maintain peak pro duction throughout the summer, in the face of declining production for the industry in general. To one-profit savings we thus add savings due to long continued peak production. These savings we share with customers in the price reduction announced August 1st. We still use genuine leather, mohair upholstery, fine northern while ash and hard maple, touch extra gauge steel for which we pay premiums, plate ' glass, walnut inlaid with holly and other refine ments. In short, these arc the same fine cars in every particular only the price has been reduced. You can't appreciate what a barqain Studebaker cars are at these new prices until you compare them point by point with others. Remember that Studebaker cars have been kept constantly up to date. Improvements have been made as soon as developed not saved up for spectacular announcements under the guise ol "new yearly models" designed to depreciate cais already in the hands of owners. Superiorities both ht'iWcn nml obvious Many of the most important superiorities of Stude bakers are hidden until revealed by thousands of m:les of usage, but here are some you can check to prove our statement that every Studebaker is more up to date than the newest "yearly model." On nil present Stiidrbulcr models, -vou'll find an nulormmc spiirfc control, sc.ery lighliiij) control on the stecr.n, nheel, 8-day clocl and Xa-iine gauge on the dash improved one-piece windshield, .special coin oriental lock of isnition and steernig gear. ,l!v ma- j edcran. emil I'emilulor.s.utcrproo ignition and oil drain vali beside the engine. Studebaker pioneered the stecl-framed Duplex Top with roller side enclosures which gives en closed car protection to open car models in 30 seconds. Studebaker pioneered the use of full-size balloon horiv w"Ch teorin8 mechanism, fenders and body lines have been especially designed. proht"eei?.anT Sr ",ese s,',rdy- dcPdahie "one profit cars. Today, more than cv.r before, every Studebaker is a big moneys worth. Ask about our liberal Budget Payment Plan. New Prices Effective August 1st Standard Six Models Country Club Coupe $1295 $1345 $ 50 ch 1195 1295 100 Scdan H95 1595 100 Special Six Models N.w Trie. OIJ Ptic. S.rin Dtiplcx-Roarlster $1395 $1450 $ 55 Sport Roadster . 1595 1645 50 Duplex-Phaeton 1445 1495 50 Coach .... 1415 1595 150 Brougham . . 1695 1795 100 Victoria ... 1750 1895 145 Sedan1 .... 1895 2045 150 Big Six Modzir, Duplcx-Phaeton $1775 $1875 $100 Coupe . . . 2045 250 405 Brougham . . 2195 2575 380 .... 2245 2575 330 Berime. . . 2325 26S0a?S Jr .zr"7"' " ""t M. J. GOSS COR. I IR & ADAMS. THIS IS A STUDEDAK ER.'i AJP. "