La Grande evening observer., August 28, 1925, Image 4

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TYi.lnv. Autnist 28, 1025-
F.-pa Four
latent (tcntng (Dhscrfrcr
(Iiicoi-portttcil)
An Iiuli'iieiiilciit frw.siiaiH-r
l'HANK H. AI'I'l.KHy
..lMltur mill I'ulillnher
haiivky
M ATTIlKWrf Umini-ns -MumiK r
Published evenliiKH, oxct-pt Sunday, ut Hid A'lams Avt-nufl,
L,a Cirunde, Oregon. Tlio uliavrvur-MLar iiublUln il every 1'iiiluy.
Entered ut thu 1'ontolflco ut Lu (Jrumlc, Origun, uu Hicoml
Clusa Mull Mutter undur uet of Aluruh 2, 18711.
Oi'l'UCIAL I'AFKR .01'' UNION COUNT AND Tllli
ClTi- Of J.A OltANUU
MKMBKH ABHOOIATKIJ 1'KKkiS
Thu Ansocluti!d l'ri-M In uxduulvuly entitled to mw! for inli
lirutlon of ull nuns dlHuutcliea credited to II or not otlieiwlxo
credited t published therein. All riKhla of reimliHeutlon of
mieciul dl.iputclie III thin puper, uud uloo lha loeul' news hero.
Ill ulso uru reMerved.
SUUdCJtll'TION UATlia ,
lly Curi-ler
Pally, per month in advance 7'0
JJaliy, mx mouths in udeauce - H--Ml
Uaily, siiislo copy ........... no
lly Mull
Pally, prr month In advance I0c
pally, per six months In advance 2.!U
liaily, per y.-ur In advance.'. .. j.u(l
Weekly Obsciver-Klar, per year 1 2. (HI
ADVUItTIHINO ItATKS
Pisplay, forelRn, per column Inch
plspluy. loeul, per column Inch
'J'iino contract rutes on uppllcutlon
4!o
4'tc
TJll'HT IN TI'IK I.OI1II, AND I K) (IOOH; no hIkiII limn tlwi-ll
In I he land, mid verily Ihoil hIiiiII he fed. 1'naliu 3 7: II.
About .7!0,000,000 pencils are sold in America yearly,
but we can't learn who buys them.
It disappoints n man to return from his vacation and
find that his lonjr rest has done his creditors no ood.
(;o TO WORK.
Go to work! Knowledge does not come from impressive
books, but from the principle of working out these theo
retical truths in actual practice.
The world is overpopulated with people who work hard
er killing time than they would have to work if they used
time intelligently. The efforts of such people are reminis
cent of the old horse once used in the brickyards to mill
the clay. Hound and round the circle he went, jrettinu;
nowhere. A merry-go-round is a rollicking sport for chil
dren, but when adults do a lot of traveling th'ey like to
feel that they have been somewhere.
Do not wait for something to turn up and happen. Mako
things happen. The precious gift of the gods is initiative
the ability to start something and keep it going. In tho
business world this gift commands the highest wage. T.i
"iill of life the" iii1tiiitbi'"riievTmt1!rnjrih'rnnI)l)in;r
spirit of man is a benefactor.
Everywhere today the call is for the man who can mako
himself busy in new ways to reach old ends. The burden
of civilization is he who means well, but means well feebly.
OUT OUR WAY
aielui v.'aski' off'm "ff V
TRA'.M N',CRE.'v4 S MlWiVuS
tf 'EM TrAlS CcP SAWS IM
JV, WAUIVJ.AM' 1 TOU'M
HE. WAS A UAR-AM-V-JEXL
vmc M T inT fit VTlM 3A1L -W
I "frf RODEO WAG ALU OJUH-
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GOME! eCNE.
IM &MINi'o OF-
I'll MtvuH GiT
Tr?.T ISM Bucks
DACK MOW'.
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OH "TOlAkmcA&OT 1
C-rOT A CXAL V Pikicued FE.R
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,UE. RE-TORM OF-TtAE. PRODIGAL
e 1929 D? N 8..RVICC. IS.
Beautiful Coats Of The Fall Mode
10
UU stock of Fall Coats is complete
You wi
find
in everv deian:
here a coat to fit you at any price
you want to pay. There are all sizes in
the lots listen below. There are many
new colors to choose from this year and
of course the styles are all different.
You'll like them, too, and the price;)
speak for themselves. Come in and sc
ours first.
,$10.50, $19.75, 24.50,
$29.50, $:?5
N. K.-. WEST & CO. INC.
La Grande, Oregon ,
Yesterday In
Washington
CAT
' TMAbl HAM K I 10.
ByJvnius
HEALTH
ENTKUiXf; hk;h school.
Thousands of young nun and young women (they aren't
boys and girls after they get out of the grades) are entei
ing high school this year, and if they arc the right kind
of young people they will get the right kind of a thrill
from this experience.
Entering high school is an epochal event in the life of
anyone who is blessed with the opportunity. Most students
never get beyond the graduation period in the high schools.
After that they cither go to work or loaf or do a littlo
of each.
A great many young people who enter high school never
graduate, which is a very sad mistake for them to make,
and a still graver mistake on the part of the parents, pro
viding the hitter deliberately give their consent to a child
leaving high school without graduating, when it is not
necessary.
The first day in high school marks the beginning of
an important event in the life of the young man or young
woman who enjoys the privilege of acquiring this important
education.
There will come a time in the history of this country
(and it is approaching rapidly nowadays), when a young
person without a high school diploma is going to find
things pretty hard in this life. For education is the step
ping stone to success and independence and without it 'all
is slavish labor and interminable discouragement. Those
who enter upon high school life September II are to bo
congratulated. They will inarch over a royal load and
pave their own life's highway so that progress v ill be
smooth and sure.
I town (U- p in his ln-art rv-ry
m:tn lias u m-rv-t aiul'ltion to have
;i m Utile to ilo ih a (Iiik or an
Indian.
At the hkc of lfi, a k!H stops
rryins unj h'Kins to wtfi.
Nrutu- nn-n-luints un up at sun
tine Hfckliiff tin- HiikIvi dollar. Hill
what wi' hlarted to nay wuh that
Karly Itay haw a Kent-nil nnr'ti;ii-liHt-
moil' at I vytona, Kent ticky.
You cau l KKh n f ltl unciH'ct
ill,v. ' lu h st you cuti do Ik to
Uiss heir Miouer than six thought
you would.
Another entrant to the optliulKl
vnnU nt In (ho Kent who IhlnkM he
Im Koinic lo wive money y ejitjiiM'
ut a cafeteria,
i
tamoi's p. s. 's.
Khali send cheek tomorrow.
Pnekatfe just arrived.
Keinenibrr im- io everybody.
lo you iiiIkh ine?
Willle'H rulit m h-tler,
I love you.
Never darken our threshold ualn.
lon"t fo',r 1 to teed the Koldlrlt.
lr'svjnr when mother was a ihi
meant lreinj;. liul in iltlUKhter's
tlay i nnaii nearly die ttppo-iie.
A pielel is u
crazy.
uoiiKhinit Kone
(Jailte Kinus wihl in many eoun
trles, we're told. Who can blame
cleanlinef.s and
kiss of many wm
ens. A e:unp ...n.iia
s. "The chief ciuse
e.inip in
tty tlie Afwoelaled I'ies.)
Mexican and American h aders
1 on iniiniirration proh-
Protected Tires
Ceneral Cord - rennsylvania Vacuum t'i'i
Kid Yourself of Tire Kxpensel
Jennings & Shumate
A w cman who can vamp Iter
own husband never needs to exer
ciHe Im r powei'M of iMMeinatiou over
other men.
.
Sam: "What am yen doin now
Ho: "l'ne an cxportery
",'n exporter'.'"
"Ycit, the l'ulliiiun company jusl
find me."
We Heard a hird say y.sterday
thai lie cannot fc'1 IiIh wile to lis
ten lo him. Me should try lalUtUK
in his sleep. If that don't net Ikt
she lias an ufiiiiliy -or sonietliinK-
wiciti; vouc owv i!i:.i to
ihis m:
I.OS'T - Valuable walkimr Htlck
by a KenHetiian with polislied ivory
head. (Want nd in u New York
paper.)
A TllorfillT
All on the mi iet, and under the
rose,
I.et me tell you, kind sisters and
brothers,
There ivn't trend in the
hearts of tl;o-
Vho only s e Kid In others.
The ol'i'hv rMiir mi he neer
will iH-Iicu' in dnuniv n';ain. One
of iticm a-ured hint she v:i-ti't
mat rit d.
l Aiii; i on tin; ihman
M.( HIM: 1)1 UIM. IIAKVF.ST
Hiring lielp Ih eanier than keep
ing it to the end ol harvest!
HieakiuR In a new work'-r takes
tlie time of the foreman und usual
ly involves expense for transporta
tion from the railway. It slows
down the output and often costs I tion,
the loss of a part of the to-reae.
The State Hoard of Health sends
tlie following ttUKKestlons with the
hope i hat On-Kon's farmers may
keep their harvesters at 1 ") P'-r
cent efficiency, und that they may
save the statu tin- exp-nse of
slanipinK out epidemics which fre
quently arise In temporary camps.
The hoard will issue a bulletin
soon w it h RiwrtfcHi ions for the
workers themselves which may he
posted in camps.
LOCATION Ol-1 ('AMI'S Should
le on well drained jrround, and
should he chosen after consulta
tion wttli county health oft leer.
J Tit K WAT Kit Nl'I'J'I.Y He
fore any water is to he used for
drinking purposes it should he an
alyzed to determine iis freedom
from disease producing germs.
I'pon request the laboratory of the
State Hoard of Health will send n
sterile bottle and full directions for
the collection and shipment of the
water sample. Then is no charge
attached to this service; tlie only
requirement being Hint the bottle
must be obtained from t he state
laboratory. Address ail Inquiries
reKardinx the examination of wat
to the Director of the Laboratory.
State Hoard of Health, a Kit.
iiattick Hldg., Portland, Oregon. If
the water comes from if well be
sure that there is no drainage back
into the will! from water used In
washing hands, dishes ami simihT
I purposes, .thinking water should
be supplied within Sim feet of each
camp. All privy vaults and cers-
pools should be at least iMMt feet
from the water supply anil so lo
cated that pollution is impossible.
I'l'MtSt IN A U ( 'I ,K A N 1 . 1 N I ;ss
Make it easy for the workers to
wash their hands often, ami always
before eating. A washbasin chain
ed to the wall near a faucet, and
the provision of soap will encour-
may prevent
I. era lhroughfonf.-rr
laiitui expert j h'tns.
i,f disease! onnici '
ath;;r with iinw ashed j in me senaie r.
I ( lection contest.
, , The agriculture department an
WASTi: E.ISIMt.sA .-..aroai;. pM, t,mt ,t WIW lttI(. r0spect
oo'l leitov- rs Kiioubi ne
ois humorist include a memorial
window in old Calvary Kpiscopal
church, a bronz tahkt marking
his grave in the churchyard: a
monument on which a bronze tah
let tells a brief story of his life
on the Hendersonville-AHheville
highway: a memorial flagstaff, a
ti f t of the city of Ashvitle, and
a memorial shelter, erected hy Dm
Masonic fraternity of Ashvillc.
Dedicatory exercises over th"se
. Kteck continued to gain
count In the Iowa
memorhiN marked Tall' anni
versary of the humorist's birth at
Shirley, Maine. I "rank W, Nv
son of the humorist, and Mrs, Kn
gene l'harr. a daugliler, were
present.
Divorce Hill t h are worse than
bathing suits iecaus lliey leave
something fur the Imagination. n
lightly covered receptacles and re
moved daily, and qither buried or
burned, l-'ly tight privies or water
fttished toilets should he maintain
ed In a (dean and sanitary eondl-
Toilets for women should h
provided in the fields. At least one
caretaker !iould Me employed y
the nianageiut nt to Keeo the camp
grounds in sanitary condition.
I.' I If KT All) Sri'l'l.I KS In
crease- the probability of health cupied by Whampoa cadets aveng
among your harvesters by getting
nounced that It naw lltth
now for lower potato prices. j
The government resumed its,
moves to bring about early n-gotia-
tions with the smaller debtor a-j
tlonrt. i
Officials disclosed that they ex-'
pect the Anglo-Krench settlement
to complicate Kranco-American
debt negotiations.
The state department was in
formed that Cunton had been oc-J
from your local druggist a supply
of bandages und simple remedies
which he will suggest.
Among other dors used by the
Department of Agreitlluro lo fat
ten fh-as to test germicides was a
bull pup ttiat was found lo be
immune. As fast as the Insects
were placed on Urn dog they hop
ped off. Scientists are trying to
find out Uu secret of his defen
sive armament.
lug the assassination of l.lu Calling
Hoi.
Memory of Hill Xyc Will IU
IVrpetuated hy North Carolina
KLKTCHKK. N. (AP. Five
m e m o r 1 a 1 a to Edgar Wilson
("Hill") Nye, grouped about his
last resting place in thu heart of
the Hlue Ktdge mountains- lit I
I'letcher, were dedicated yester- J
day. These reminders of the fam-J
The
Paris
Our new Fall line in Mil
linery Is now on display. Did
you see them? Just the
shape and shade for you;
prices to sit It every p'.irso,
IS.25 to Jit.OU
T.et us please you, ns wc
have many others.
The
Paris
The Start
Isn't Hard
mrr KnF.riNct at
YOrit SAVINGS AC
COUNT IS WHAT
COUNTS. . . .
, IS YOURS C.ROWINO
RF.CHil.AltLY KVEHY
WEEK?
La Grande
National
Bank
Sound - Rellftbla - Progesslve
T . ..W -Aft.
i 'V. .v.J
vi i"
r
i . -sj-- V.'
1
V
US7 A
(
V
'ic saves
morethanit costs
An unset
tV.at still a
t
'r ii selling screen (him--;, to
ikeep tin fjlii'- mil. ami tdar
I sldnglcs ti keep Hie lain out,
led child. In cue 'and deadening rlt to Keep Hie
r n!'tnr for a edd out. ami tralybt - griiiiul
tin bun ot her flooring in keep Hit wlcs In. Wt;
jmr out of white paint but cvpret
" j more In.
It is pc.'sible to acpiSre atl artts-j
fie temperament without becoming 'H's hi ami out. that's what keeps
much of an ai-iist. s till in iloubt.
If the MiiTf is III, or If the Muff
It is possible to ae. mire :n urtis-l is om,
tie tcintx iimi.-nt without becoming Hut ulmi nboiil? The prlci
MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES
Phone Main 7r9
Fresh Country-Dressed Friers for your Sun
day dinner. Also Veal, Folk and ISeef Koasts,
Peaches, from W. F. 15aKer and also Mrs.
Adams.
much of an artist.
Tin 1, nd e
a p.itier the m
his money.
iSiut a man kIvcs
he epectS for
I'v- vy man considers himself n
ceoimttlee Ot OUe to look into the
low pecked problem.
I'are coins nre filtering through
to I'.tris :iiui America In numbers
o targe tint they suggest that a
valuable Mud has been made. H
'is beileved lo br in tVrslit.
stout
Simiew here
Itout."
rl-r, hut not licrt'-u-
Cofll mid K nUomine.
Iloie-e I'niui, ?J.;t. per gallon,
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Thf Toor Rl ao'n Krlcnd"
Oppo. laundry, TlHrna M-218
No Hundny Itmlneetji
In every home an farm bunding,'
implements, autos, etc., there arc thousiinds of
little spots where paint could be employed to
save a surface, to brighten up with color, or to
replace the wear of use.
Keep several cam of Rnsminscn paint and varnish
oKvavson hand, with several psxxl brushes, and attend
to that sort of pointing ut odd moments. It will suvc
more than the com ul the
p.iint in aJJfd cars of
use and enjoyment.
Ask your dealer for cohr cards.
Ask your painter for an estimate.
rim
iLI m ijpaints &
-VARNISHES
"i 'or Interiors
Walt Dura Washable Wall
Puint (l lat and Velvet Gloss);
Racolitc KnamcU; Rajmussen
lnuic I'hwr Taint; Rasmusscn
Oil biain, Ra.imussrn l-loor and
Wirnish Stain; Rasmusacn Bath
Tub I namel; Ramus-scn Dura
ble Floor arnish.
Grande Ronde Lumber Company
LA GRANDE, OREGON
While They Last We
Will Sell You Any
Voile Dress In '
Store For
$2
If your pill is in need of a nice dress, you can
not afford to pass up this wonderful chance to
buy a ?3.r0 to ?ti.r0 dress for $2.00. We do not
want to carry these dresses over to next season,
so we are selling them way below cost price.
Ladies' Wide $1.00 Belts : 2."c
Indies' Collar and Cuff Sets 2oc
Ladies' Stay-rut Kitchen Aprons 10c
Ladies' Stamped Lawn Dresses 75c
Children's Sport 1-2 Hose : l,"c
Children's Sport 7-8 Hose 2."c
Children's Fiber Silk Sport Hose .'jOc
Jl'ST ARRiVED!
A New Line of Girls' High-jrvade Coats to Sell
at Popular Prices: and a New Shipment of Shoes
and Small Eoys' Hats and Caps.
We Sell -For Less.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Ercrjllilng In InfanU' and Children's Wpar
to
taycr
irn.
Plaa.
rom-
j t:r
n in
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