La Grande evening observer., August 27, 1925, Image 4

Thursday. Angur.t 27; 102').
Pnpe Four
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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FKANK B. Ai'l'I.EIiV.
-Editor ftil'l I'libllslii-r
lius ur.ss MunuK'-'i"
HAKVKV K. MATTHEWS
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FOrt THOU. LOUD, will bless the riKMious; ith favor
wilt liivu couipa&s Mm as with a shield. i'samis 5.1;:.
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
C'mcm'.Va'lL t-fTA
40 IOAO UWE AT!
MIGHT JuS f.'b VAJtUL
CARRW A P "MMf-T?
KJ BE DOME vjTh iT.
vae'll HAFTA FIX UP
UMPVj VJTTH vweels
ow it:
mOvJ IF vnE.
3uS i-tAD A
MOVJ IF vnE. .
OU CV40U06RAF V ThEO'D HAFTA BE)
iisl 1MERE TiD L SOMEBOCN IM
OF- TOO VWiTM r. Ti-ttRE T'CHAmGE
MMSJl -At-LL HAFTA FIX UP 23.1- p,Au
J znzz-ci that- y
lililU, V''V'-' . ,1 V - Ml
ACTS, NOT WORDS, COl'XT.
One's life should not be measured by time, but by
service.
Its history .should not be so much a record of his words
as of his aets. Its influence is not in proportion to his
yeais, but to his nglUeousiieso. lie has been of service to
his fellows to the extent that his deeds have been con
structive. It is not so much the evil things one has re
frained from doing as the good thing's he has done. Posi
tiveness on the side of nt;ht gets him somewheie. It I
L-iiiids, it lifts, it pulls, it puiiiies and ennobles. Quiescent
good is not a force for right. It does no more good than1
it does haim not as much.
Action is as imperatively demanded in mental and spirit
ual things as in material. I; .; not he who offers no dis
couraging words who cheers ,.:ul comforts, but he who
speaks the woid of encouragement. Keeping silent whn
one's friend is ovei whelmed with grief does not cor.ifo: i
him. It is the friendly hand upon his shoulder, the synipa
; theUcjrxvoid in his ear, the aet of h'fifain.;s in his be
half that means something to him. If is ha who gives
the 'cup oi ccld Vi.ur" who earns the gratitude of the
thirsty, i.nd i:ot he who simply duos not prevent the thiisty
fioni getting it him: -elf.
The negative m: n k; a failure,
but thu:.c v ho pull loiu; n! have to
is a buideii that is nut vo.ta tlu- t:
him a miie. iie U a coLsuincv, but
uses the light, but tuvt.'s no:. lie sl.tc!..-.
refuses to go l' the vv'l it r wrier. Tbo in
take no pint in the pe'scr.i'.ii n but he h.i c
tiio:e vim ;:t.ir.e J .-( i n . lie wmilii offer 11:1 ln'lp ill culti
vating the soil, but would consume his shave of the fiuits
- of the toil of others. lie v.ou'd not aid in r p ! ing the
enemy from his native Irnd, !mt vtor.ld en.j-v the iran
quillity of k.uv t-ntl the bl.-jMt;;.-. of liberty ca lit d by
compati iot;;.
Tlie li i'e n:" .soi i
it V K1IH" illdili i'. ili.l I n
or later riin.i'1,1 n. v'j
principle ol ngliicous af
of life: it i ; in the ceattt
rests in iille'v.-. s v, ili n,.;
him, but v ti' ii -.vVi ;i !
I'lfett f..i ill. -:,,t .i.,!v 1.:.
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LIVESTOCK MEN i
ASK CHANGE IN I
LAND POLICIES
HALT LAKE AP Slahi)iz:i
tlon of lht livestock intlustry
throuph eUmtntitiun ol the ina.etjr
ity untl uncertuinty resuitinp; from
ffiltral policits on tht public lun-ls.
with KUKKfBtions us to whul will
una what wiil not work to this (-nil.
was urgt.d upon tilt: m-natc coui
mittee on public lunds und aurvi ya
by spokPBu.pn for a joint conftr
ence of cattle and wool uwn repre
senting these inlt-rt-'sta in II west
ern atatos at a hearing before ihu
senate Bubcominittt.-t lu-ie Wed
nesday. Senator It. N. Stanfi. ld of Or.'
gon, contmitteo chairman, uii'i
Uulph H. Cameron of Arizona,
John B. Ktndrick of Wyoming una
Tasker I... Oddie of Nevada, im-rn-bers,
composed the ofiiciui but.y
before which kus udduc. d t. ati
niony prepared by the livestock In
terests In support of their urni
plea that the public lands iis
Uon. as It affects this Industry, be
settled finally and fairly ait-r mur
than 3 J years of uncertain and
variant policies. Frank J. Ha;en
barth, president of the National
Wool Growers' association; rie
Bixby, president of thi Ann -rtcui)
National Livestock association; and
K. K. Marshall, secretary to the
National Wool Orowoj-s' asseia
tion, were the witness, s lieard.
The freighted Snugus, from
Sp iin to New York, s id onto t;:
ibmerpd lodpe of an ic'-lfrg. S
O. S.'s were answered hut the vis
s il wi'B finaily reiens."d by a move
ment of the ice niiiss and proceed
ed on her way to port.
New Flannel for
Sport Wear
SCTIOOLT1ME is almost here
and it's time to get tlu
ciris ret.dy for school. You w
l'md everything in our store to
help you with your Fall sew-in-
FLANNEL is the popular ma
terial for Fall. You will
find an almost unlimited selec
tion of flannels here. Fiom the
Ixautiful bordered pattern.:,
stripes and plaids to tlie plain
colo;s in widths of 36 and 04
inches. Our sales people will
show you how to cut the bor
dered designs at the least yard
age .
S2.no to $7.50.
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande, Oregon
CAT
VMAOC MAK -
ByJvnius
office CANADA WANIS
8-HOUR WM
rainl a lioiw anil It will May
imiutetl fir w m riI ji atf but iut
to with the cit t.
e
t Nuture c rtai;ily is
Woliueri ill.
Ind
OU ever
: iSt-e a i aT
it lii-s that
VtMl.'JU I
l-'.l.
ti;k" jiai.a ion-".
ton") u-i.i etaie wit it our (n
feriert. vfi u t-.iii find any.
Mhlal Mattn; rurtt or Hn
la 1 1. I n kill iiiii.v iiicu tiian llnis: ul
l.se m.iroato.
I'n'U.sy He tin- tooth that wea
Ci'OWIl.
A U'i ("raii'te ii;.tn i. .-o nsrm
fitji't t.iA. a drtuk out of a bi
w ilniit pe;..nn m -...r.-i wi-i.
OTTAWA (AIM An e'chi-Vonr
dav, i n;i. e, i, t. -i:-i;it i-.n, will ..
urc' d at the 4 .vt annual coin eti-
'nixi-!i to Nairn Ir'-h
Itattiilli.iis Afier Faiuoii CIimis
IU III. IN". ( A IM The Kree State
a:-iny luts 1'7 battalions ot infantry,
and it is now prp st d that they
shall be named after the most fam
ine Ii ,8h clans OT.yrn-'S,
hons. O'.Nt ills and others.
are enonxl; clan names to
I io round, and it is utku t h it the
new till 8 would eneoiiiH',-' p:itno
1 1 iibals atr.oiiK the soldiers. It is
i.lso proposed that s-jino units
:-:ifi:'d bear the nani' s of preat
l'-;p wnen of the past lrunt buis.ield
to Collins.
le lr.av nut mil! b rk.
cany his weight, lie 1,1 :" ' " 1AK,: s;
OU;d take ti.i e.en up i nivmoril puii.'
:vi: a piuhuvr. Ho
ii.s lliiist W.ii
vivo in:m rwtv
; the co. ts of
.Nrwiil,
lion of irn- Ti -den iin.l l.ibo- .-n
rtlR t p UrM w- k In Set. ten, b
This orKnnizattf n it to t-inada what f ,h' ,nor'1 ,I'au eovern
the American K-deration of !,:- nient farm films in circulation, at
hr is to t I'nne.l st a !-.-. In ni-1 h';it ?.r. per cent of the roles w e-e ;
dit'on to f'e eitrht-hrmr day o'heri Io; t.i.y.-d by re.il farmers, because
mairers to reme b.-f-.re the en- '''""' or imi.iivnsms savoring-v.j-:inn
Miehide oh' ac pensions, of a rr itc:i :ity v -vjM be uiiernnKty,
linmtKr-i;tim and uneinp.o men:. 'l'lt't,'lLb'-- n,,u'licnce- '
Th- e'.pht-h.-.nr tt, ni i-re-e:it j i
is ett ns:ve!y in fur m -ns'intn
indrsTit s eit aif ni.-nt ra'her
thru aji r suit of 1ej;is'.a iv( 'fic
tion. Thi're is rt rp tst'n ;:s to
wVtiln'r ti-i1-' I i: --:.'i ho" 1..
enacted hy the Dominion I'artia
P",,,t or 'is sli't'Ts nf the
different provinces. Dominion law !
of'.ers h.tv. he'd t) nt the t ifiht-;
Mir iljiv wis a ojutjnn for pro-
ini-i.il and rot federal h ci.-laf
:""i"n and w'-''n the hj Minn w-at
ov.-r to th n n-- r i T':':ii ir-...,-n-nn'1
is. Drirl.h t d-ir.ihi,. v s -t:-'-o;;1
ono to ti'i.i- MlH-n e"-ii 'l;;.-ril
on IP-- v X or the Doni:n,o:i fol
t v. .1,1; suit.
t 'i t. nt l il.nr i-v n
1 ' n"i sl'i n w r" rr- d i T Vo
Buy nt the
well-lighted stores
A MERCHANT whpse
windows and tore
are well lighted can sell
more goods and ieU thtni
faster
That means he can give
you better values.
rhts tin may iav vpu
money. And it mar nuke
.nonev ffr the merchant
who wilt alc ut to comiure
hubKhtioi with the pr-r'
wot ndrd. No durga
nusic for the test.
H. & S. Electric
ii Bf.rnk business9 fe&s
Fall Term Pcins Tuesday, Sept. 1
.m; month 1 lii i: month i iei:i:
To all stu.l.'iils cnrollin at t!ic colli-uv. or by mall, b.'fou
K i.t.nili. r 1.1, IH-'S, p:iyinB for u Hi in In adunce. u will
li:a.i you un tn.olmiint bllink on ruilnst.
TUITION RATES
(All Subjects Taught in the College)
1110s.- -IS w
imiK. !J' w
nv.s. L- w
.-uiar i"
ka weeks if paid before Sept. !;).
Us (4ti weeks if paid before K. pt. K).
4 weeks (S weks If paid boiore epi. tot.
W by the month
Write or cull and see us.
io n toiavi
Raker Rtssinrss College
V. I". KINION. PresKont
l'huiU! 1:11
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READ THE ()l5SEKVi;i CLASSIFIED AiiS
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine sudd,imwh5
It rid your system ot dearth or Desi
ucss caused by Catarrh,
Sold by drifti for orr 40 ytmrt I
F.J. CIIENEY 1 CO-Toledo. Obi-i
Iv-Tir dav w a 00. -.lion for pro- 1
ini-i.il and rot federal h ci.-lafve . j
TheSlarl ;
Isn't Hard j
ill, .lh. III, ,, ., , ., M r ir' .-I . i.na.l.. c:m
.... ,! mt:..-.i,iv 01 Itl'T KHI-'PINO AT ,
X'.'I.'J n.wr,l h,i. t..(i.l ,'"' I'mtmnn t iK. in-nt It, I- K s- ?(!( SAVINGS ,
Tu K-ll..- l-u. s, ,;.,, ..11,1 '' ' -hr .:. w ' CUVT IS WHAT
..ii r' t.tr.l lrt s, r.:i"s nr !'' lt.nnin- I
m. 1.. .1 l.,.t ivi.Miirh lr ,in-.- '"" " riim.Ti ul to I rritnry ! STti .
' imt wl'hM) lb.' Itouii i of any pro- is YUl'Urf GHOSIN'Q
'"" l"'a n tin,- (Ihmo v;i.s a v'n''''- '"'r '"" 1'T'H'n-I.T. li'i-h RKf.n.A Kl.T KVBKT
ii .i.r wmi.-Ii DM the truth, '"'I'"" !n.-:rHI .rri.-s. , i
t:u H.i. ,,1..;,. Mltl ., .,, !.il'i."rl -. I I!l:: r.l-.iv. ,
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ivtt is ;l!t-',.,I.i in the comomy ,. ,'.XM 'lu K Ktn , J".' lXZ-"!u Runlf
i lll'ivi'i -c, in ;'l ll;Hlli I!i vh' nil,. .... m, man .. ,"o s-iimiar a. I ..n l.v iln- it..-. !:us. UtI 11 i
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Sec the Canadian Thrives
AT THEIR BEST IN t MC I ... , M?
NATIONAL PARI v .V fVpn ', v ,w '" ' ""'"""r " m y . I 1
On vour ttip Eit or vour va- " ijfl, A . v" '" " ' j. . j"
CMion Hir-:cJ.:..rrr- .ti-n.-,! ' ' ' Z'i X t'W',"'',, .,, ' V
Parks 4.400 s.nr.- mi.t ot i; . ' ;-.,' 1 ! ' ' ..rm Bifci,w; K !
sevnic plorics. at .J-.'Js-f i' I 1:1 !'" ' 1 ;'Kv ,;t ".lai r ,.i n;,s. b -
Pswk LoUgr. nrymileaft lr! V.-.- ''. , t 1 I f . ,,,'f n '" -V - ar.1
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LOXSlMMIR. AR. S .Ii f :l. ml, .., ... . X . -
v .y j i n. i in.-, t.uiui.i's I'll . ?
A.R.McliorP,CiPi.fc.-frrf 'ntf"i i -t ;
122 Tliird Si., Poitiantl.Ore. AsJ l,ia. Nv... ?i , '
Vlwnt Broadway 5 d-0 V' a " h , . .. QUU. . C. ' 5 - '
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Si'lS M , . fo pn
1 """' Mew I ct f Boys He ts& Caps
. '', v '"'' c '- i .an ii.-'t '- M;.. (; l s to T. I'liccti !ac to
mm MlU GROCERIES iJ-lZi-zX S::::::::.-:::iS
... ... - :;-,.'.";,(" !!,;.M;' i.ur Omiro of ny Voile Dress i.t Stoic
I I'oiii' Mam ,.tt i . i. i r.i .. .i.i -r- i. ii r . s., ...
i-i..ikn.- i . , i t.fpjii,.. While tncy liist S-J.lKi
! ? I' U , f Cl rf .1 '.'." 1 l' '!! Tl-.o.so sr.? our nyul.ir to Sfi.n dirssw now
IT. Li. IMhV.r 1 t'aCIH'S, Ol.OU ' -i-. ,., M ..;..,. .v-nms to clean out for this seiison
Vvr Crate H ...Hi - :--:;r-
j ,n. Norton's Kiddv Shop
i
mwiis
IISSUMI IIIHTII11T .iiifra
It
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Announcing Important
Changes in Bodies
and Chassis
Added Beauty and Utility
Closed Cars in Color
No Increase in Price
KLAD THE OiWLIiVEtt CL.SiSiriED ADS
A'l-stccl bodies on Tudor Sedan, Coupe
r.nd open curs. Bodies and chassis both
lowered. Lar5er, more at tractive fenders,
r.fi'ording greater protection. New im
proved transmission and rear axle
brakes cn all types. One-piece ventilat
ing windshield on closed cars; double
ventilating type on open cars. Curtains
opening with all doors on Touring car
r.nd Runabout. CClosed cars in colors
with upholstery of finer quality to har
monize; and nickeled radiator shells.
Many other refinements now add to
the beauty and quality of these cars.
See your nearest Authorized Ford Deal
er today for complete details.
i0- DETROIT, m'icII.
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