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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1925)
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday,-Srpteinher 1. l'-'t. Pare Four a(!3rmtuc (icntiy (Diiscrfocr ( hicorfio ruled) An Imlt jhimIi nt NcuspniM-r FRANK B. Al'I'l-KHY KtJitor wihI I'utjllsher HAHVKV K. MATTUKWH n.iH.n.aa .MitnuK'-'f Published evcnina. t-xc pt Kuinluy, at 14 16 Adams Ak iiu Ia Orunde, Oregon. Tiie Oic-rver-Hiur pjuhsneU vvmy Midiy. Eulered at the Boston Ice a i.a (J ran tie, Oieifoii, u Second Claw Mail Mutter under act of March 1, 187. OFFICIAL PAPER OK UNION COI'NTY AND THE CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMI3KK AHJWC1ATED Pll KS8 The Associated rre&a Is exclusively entitled to uso for pub lication of all nt-us dispute hen credited to It or nut otiurwiM credited If published therein. All rights of n publication of pucial dispatches In this paper, and also the local news here in also are reserved SUBSCRIPTION HATEF 11 Ctti l ie Dally, pet month In advance 7Jc Dally, six months In advance $4-60 Daily, tingle copy sc lly Mail Dally, per month in advance .. 6'c Daily, per six months )n advance ...$2.6t" Dally, per yar in advance f &.u Weekly Observer-Slar, pur year ... 2.H ADVERTiSINQ RATES Display, foreign, per column inch.. ,.4'.'c Display, local, per column Inch ioc Time contruct rates on application OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS TUB Ki:co.NI COMMA.N'DMKNT: Tlioil shall not mnkfl unto ttit-c ii ii y Kriiv'ii imaK- or any likt-m-Ha of any tiling Unit Is In liravi-u :iAj'f, or that Is in the -nrth lii'nt-Hth, or that If in thr- vaor undi-r the nirth; thou shall nut bo down thysWf to thfjii, nor si-rvv Hum: for I tin; Lord thy (oil um a jraious God, lsillm; tin- iniuuity of tlu fathers upon tlit chlltltt'ii unto lh' third and fourth K-m-iation of tht(tn that hate lie.-; uml sIiouiiik nuiry 'Juto thousands of tlicln thut love in.-, and ki-op my commandim-nts. Exodus hi: 4-6 fcOMEBOOV -THROND A ClGARETlt ButT imto a rubber Boor . tf? DPOPPED A POOOLE OOCr FREE. LIFE, AM X VslAJY FRESH AiR , At-J' X p'.GiH FER A HEAVJMW 6T0CVWAR0'S! BOfS.-TH COOKS UAlO HIS LIT Pipe on th' umbergef? Cheese akj' 1H'NINDS A BUNJikf this -v S . vl I I M PORTED "7' Turkish atrocities. c;k'n,u'm'? ... , THE Ll'RK OK FOHKIGN LANDS. ! There are many citizens of the United States who would 1)0 quick to say that living conditions and working condi tions and earning conditions niifeht be improved here. Few tf us, as a matter of fact, have the faculty of remaining content with our lot and circumstances that make it. Yet fdiH OFFICE CAT TAUI MAMK H0. Junius "Xa'X's tnkr In the tiuivlr irxiii: Iti , t'd Htiilfi for fin;inrtal iisHisl:mrr-. j dTpi is tt sucli :is in nhijr roiiipnn- Tho past f w y.-ars have wit - j irs. pub iv u: iliti. s, 'n liiHtt-al nfHsi-d a ciniHidiTHblc growth in i p'ani.x. iun'l and catth entci'pris s Ani'Mican financial inN-rcsts inlnnd ni'scHlaiuous coinmiMciul un- Ltitin America,, this irport d:s-1 dfrtaUinss. cl08"s, which are now " ponaervn- j -In Arcnlinu alone, with which tlvi'ly cutinmtcd nt iinwiirdK of t)e report Hpccif .callv dtata, ive The Figure Height Is The Idea In These New Fall Suits If ALL the well dressed men ill every style center, at home or alnoad, are going in for these styles. Wider shoulders; full chests; narrowness through the hips; trousers that taper slightly to the shoes They're certainly becoming and Hart Schaffner & .Mais have put them into our hands at the same fine that the hih priced, exclusive custom tailois oi New York and London are making them. $45, $55, $57.50 Great Array of New Colors. Liackon, that unusual rich brown shade; Ant werp and bottle b:ues; giamte, chamois and health land colors they'ie beauties! From the best looms of Ameiiea and Kritain; they're all here and you'io 'sure; to hke them and you'll get all the style with out the high charge. 1935 Hart Schifyitr Si'hutx N. K. WEST & CO. INC. Ln Grande, Oregon 1','s a pood thintr v. c dtn't s-m comparatively atrontr ourselves ns oihws a'M us. Clianci s 1 i i i s:imnt 1 h ri -t to uun-i In in A' fori'lcuM :ip(il" in pro n-' H1. bill 11 is froinir lo liican a lot oi honn h-Hi w orniH. Sti' Urff, tilil man. where ui wife anil (fit w.thunt ikiIkc. liul oh: h')u h'.i- 'illl l ll i'ij- lliOV'll s. ni.i-i:i tlv railroads and othi-r pub- U4.nMO.f.(Mi-n(ia. or obont two-fift'.H . in-rlciin purt.c p ition ha.s risen u,, iiiitiea. The Unil.-.l Stal.-s I of our present total foreign In- j from a minor inniii-n lo one of w th Itb banlis. uu-al parkin; j vt-stni'-nts. I lmporttinre. Or. at Rrit iin. whi'i p..nlB. oil companies, nnd a vu- ! "Tl,:n nmnin! H'tin-sented by ear!y took the Initiative in invest- . . ,,nHortuif'n.F in. VPrv fow nf lis wnnlrl willintrlv rh:mo-p nnr i-niHonnA tn n i licr mmhih nn.i tht nmnri.-iorsliin of or mr- mainta'ned the lead in t'ie finne- I j 1 ...I -! i ! "I doiri lillei Hi' beuer." m- lie iimIii in n wtd. i.-tn-r. nf fn- !nir nf Arventlnp ontp prises, ew- rnnt'nn." nm w w-iuld drop .'i-nd ftieign land and rIVc up the oi.portunities that we know ,ta,MiL Th(. rtl,,ireii r-1 or think exist here. America might be better but other ' '':'' ' they ny it countries are undoubtedly worse. Jn the last analysis this nImn frr oW r'kft l" is the best country on the face of the earth and we freely I admit it. . L h,'r; wifn,m I on;,on hlMl I nor hiiHltanil vMh d Irtm his noim That belief is fainip.fr tieniondnns o-inmirl in r!in:irl!i 'or x months, can t h r, these days and the lure of ti e 'States" is working havoc sounds ,,1,'ntj- i mong the younger people of uie Dominion.. It is-one of the outstanding piobU'ins of C n;.d:i today, and those who1 TOt soti.N have -the luture oi that gieat and vast territory at heart ,"" '" '" -v i .t n,i are diM'iily 't'MiiwriiPttTv-rttT'TVhatTnn t)f "rliiri"tf Situation. I ch.ili. . .nd 1 .iioih' am a-ul'.' thousand:; of yo'i'ig Cant'diins are crossing the lxnder into this country each year and additional thousands arc TtL' """- h - " '" " . . , , - Thouch all th.. nit f.'H Kay, v iiitiug path inly until the immigration (;uota can liic'tide i my un va.atmn mst them and let them join the cn.,ale to Lhe land of oppor-, A'"' 1 1 unity. Hie d:s sei' t!wt the Dominion faces if this mi gration continue.-; is obvious- and the icasim for the at ti action to this country i:-. equally so. There i.s no fill m e for the voiinir neotile in C n d i. se Hiv le!l von. under . ... i , . , , , I" (-"'! lool.iu, sii-iio .niit.tt'i I-resent eeiidditms. iiiditr.tri.-il d velippitv n! is limited be- mi i-i :t i.: Cause Called l's lioril'ai inn is lillli.ed :ind lhi I'lliti d Shilos llla.l, Mir r.Mi.ht mr k m is far ahe-d i:i pivrtical'y all iiianiil';.cluiing puis-iils. Sueh industrial cnterp' ises as imw exist aio must I v I-'.ii"-is!i J'v k'"-' '' n 1 ....J i Ii I. .. '.I '". . I .My Kill iai,- , lane v,o.l .llltl MIHillldll IIUIL .NdllS illHl JI I ,1 1 1( M l IN olltl nephews of the Kn);!i,ih owners are sent out from LngLdal to fill the better executive positions so that little ch: nee Wh! ..... ,vr. Ifl a ,. for advaiKvment i.; held out to Canadian employes. Other '"-a id.'t im ihi iio'a himhb tin conditions are r.'ini'a'ly (lisfoiua;.;in;r. Much Ainei ier.n c-ip- " t 4 t ital is invested In harvest the IVmiihuii's Lr'.-c raw ma- son... fi.e.n ai,. u.,i K'"mm. in t-rial ve-.lth. but mo.-t of it i.s brought across the bolder Ji'1 at once aid emit rihtiUs tin; eieaies.t share of its potential ... vealth to this country. Ye,y iitl'e is left for the Canadian I.u',.M.K.'1.'i" youth t-xeipt agricultuie- ami the youth of Can 'da is not . ik'..uii-.m... easily interested in iaiminjr in teeeiit years with .ehorbitant taxes, doubtful crop;, and poor ni.rkets uppcrr.inNt in his mind. Ih-in'T eonri-lloil la us.ially ahoul Marri.iKi- Isn't a failure jrst II a l-onciMli'd pr:son has to' In- ni.. 8.ini- ol' tlios- who Iry it . j.(w,it..l n!iout. Looking down on olln-rs doi-.sn't ' place you uhovv thfiu. Citlts are all risht, exoojit yott c.-'iet y-H vt-ry loud In thi'in. Li vm ilay flap--lint y.m il n-al- li.ivln,: a too p-.od rpinion of u:H'-ll, is all CKht until you t:y I Oil (or a Mi. I ,. As l,,v. ,y ., A:. IH ,1 II it to.n I ! I Ihilik I W ... i TI at.' I'l.-n d. sliollld I) III.' Is it any vender t'isl the pimi aU'rctive va.ee-:. fie more varied oi eiipations, the t lie Her ta burden, and (lie more eoual op". tunity sbnu'd diau (he rising genei at ion across the bonier into th' 1'nitid States? Mole than a mill ion ol them ha-.'1 eoin, 1 1 -r-. n 1 1 " ; nil tin'iul'ie'- stre-'ins will continue i s ra-id'y the aui hie il i -s will permit them. They .-lie living and v.o lin;' with that one dieaiu in mind. i'.. li ... i i i . . i i . . . . , . !" e a niei'ii i pronein mr t . -inad i mat i.h.ii.-, , mi, i,,..i-. will h.-M-e ;: In m -ndoi's in I ' ifii'-i- in the e'ertinns of th- future, it' '. )..,. js .,,, .,, ,.,,,.( - ,;,;,. Latin Aiiifrica Draws rewspaiieis is fully indie-, t ive of the puh'io mind. What !S l,(!0.l,0llll,0")(( 'total they can do to better cnt'ih'.ions is doubtful, hut th-ie is- Investment from 1' much t-lk end enee thoii"ht apioiu.- certain clie s s of eaily' freedom from F.nj'lisli m!e that will pieeiit Ca-ird t ...,. VV'"'V':T"' ' M''" A ""'lv , ... i-1 a.-t. i nun, i1.. i.i'.n .ma i-r.o. fill (in her own. And po-istbly there is also a I it r ... ,.,,i,. .V limount of thniiglit coneeiniiur the nos.-ibl- aniie'it ion to 1 "!t"' Sli''' s "" "' ,, ., i o. . . ,. ' "I .-..'it nm I..-.-B ,li- ie I'ei'ed S'-'t-s at some .e -v or ft t'me. (M:ii:iv d.-M.-ii.-n i. ,..,... ,i, . f'enada is "-el'vv ahe-d te ) v ;.s rap d'e as she Mhuih nor as i-,-it.''t'e !t 'i"- vii t riMwiM v ie;',l n-diuni'i'v d P-epd, A ''!'( " ith T'n '-;:i ntt is a e'ious te.iesiion tied op, that, is discuss d in lri-hed v,hispo's. yot n tinn in tie lO 'd is -'. V hel'e il v i'l lead reni.'sns for loyal I'ana.l i.-ns to defei-Pliue. i. . I. I w, far . I ir Pst. A L1 N ovl .. I,- M Boys' and Girls Fall Hals, Coals and Shoes TlIK m T AT LOWLKT I'UICLS Norton's Kiddy Shop vrjililiiK i. fur mil'' ntl 'billiftt's l'ltatintf IU: t Ions ('ovoifd - Stumping !emstiU'!;in" and llntfon Ilolivs hi In P im-.i.- nf It..' : r I:; t. .I i i in l.-il ti total til J4 - i I. w ith an . lift- ill In I :t 1 - c'hii.iU"! 1ol.il mi Hi Ahum l. ii ut t''i.f. t . ("i-i.ihm). tli. -i' p.tri in. ut i, .mi I, il ,. .nl in- I. I. Mt' 11. t V l,t. ' H t ' ' I 11- Hi.ip hilly mi th- .,,Mn Ami. i it l-plthlu h than U.i St il.-W. "''In- rmt.lilinns In Uv i:tiHstl ni.tinv tn.tiK.-l, t', iin.i iti pi'r t.int soiinc of i tt . f i n t tnti'ts (oi th. ,'llt 1 Am ri n n . mi 1 1 f -w." II""' eomm.-r.-.' r. p.n "Kin,-., th-- b.mnnlliir nf !'' VJt. i.imIm! Ic 1 thv lutur tu .look u.ou tk t'mi-j wift TH W E $ ' i 3 I:' h D 31 3 " M. The yreat pro'cssiveiiess of the Monarch C( ttipany is well illustrated by the beauti ful new .Monatch Combination Coal and Kit-chic RaiiLre. Just as the Monarch woo-1 and coal ranie stands at the head of the lire st you will find this new eombi nat i n to excell all others. 1 1 ere are com bined the many features of economy and dirabili'y with a rare beauty that will de liyht the taste of every discriminating FKEE EK 1,000 POUNDS OF COAL OR 2 LOADS OF MILL WOOD Hi: MllMIII II ( OM-,l (. With every Monarch ranse and every Howard heater sold this week we will jrive 1,000 pounds of coal or - loads of mill wood. TKUMS: $10 down and balance in 12 monthly payments. No interest. Your old stove taken as part payment it desired. iOHNENEAMP GO, W 0
