La Grande evening observer., September 12, 1925, Image 4

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AN KM l Tu WOltltV: He I'lin-till fur not liln i: : hul In
everytlilnu by in;ivr und suitplteulion wlli tliuuktofU Iiik let
your i-i-,ii,-kIh be lnutle known unlo Ood. And the peure of
tlo.l, whleh rtiHm-lli nil timlf-rHtundlnjf. nhnll keep your h'-lirts
unci itiilitlH tlll'OUKli Chri.it Ji'mis, I'hlliiipiuns 4: 6. t.
OUT OUR WAY
Tlio federal motor hiw is said to hiive placed 3,000
imtomoliile thieves In-hind the liars, hut the ones not thciv
me tlio ones emitting tlie trouble now.
, Another western college has banned tlie use of auto
mobiles by students. With this sort of policy continued
the rah-rah variety will soon decide there is no fun in
jfoinjr to collepe.
The finding of the Pacific flyers, alive and sound, is a
relief to all the nation. Their fearless and almost success
ful attempt to bridge the distance between San Francisco
and Honolulu deserves high praise. The hick of prepara
tion to meet such an emergency should be a lesson to army
and navy in the future. If every precaution cannot be
taken to guard against disaster along the route of flight,
then the attempts should not bo made.
Prohibiting students from huving automobiles At col
lege is a sensible regulation on the part of the school au
thorities, but it would seem to 1 something of an indict
, mcit against parental good judgment that such, a thing
j: would be necessary. Hoys and girls are about the nioit
human individuals you can find. If given the idea that
(1collfge is all fun titid no work, they'll conduct themselves
, accordingly. Parents are responsible for the ideas they
have,
THE TRl'E REASONS.
The coal strike in the fall of the year, which has be
come as regular a part of the American calendar as l4ibnr
Day or Thanksgiving, is an economic problem that pustules
nil of us when we fail to consider the numerous facts re
garding the coal industry that have been responsible for
this condition since the givat coal activity of the war
period. The Dearborn Independent gave the real basic
reasons for the annua! cn:! strike in a recent editorial that
lays proper stress on the surplus number of mines and
miners and the decreasing demand for coal. It says, in part :
"The cpeiuUns want a strike, because it will lie
on excuse to hold up the public on the price. The
miners want a strike, because it will close a number
: of 'surplus mines and make employment for the
; rest, These, nro the human elements, but they couiit
" lor comparatively little.
The big facts are these: We have nearly twice
ns many mines oen as we have need for. We have
thousands of miners who are not Horded in mining.
Anil, in addition, the country is not using as much
coal as it formerly did. Loss coal does more work
than it used to, because of improved furnaces and
machinery that have been evolved. Also, oil is lift
ing some of the load; ai'.d water-power is helping.
Coal is no longer king.
Ten years ago raihwuis used 27f pounds tf coal
per thousand ton miles. Today the same ton nuie
nge is accounted for by oil tons of coal, llailroad
men prophesy that five years hence the figures will
be SO pounds.
That, in brief, is what is Imperilling to coal. More
economical use of it is resulting in less of it being
needed. Coal was made so difficult to get that the
public in self-defense devised means for deceasing
the necessity to get it.
How to direct the thousands of sin-plus miners into
other channels of industry and how to get operatoi-s to
ciose the saws of small mines that woi opened during
tho war period ami proved profitable only during that
lime that is the coal problem today. Although compara
tively untouched here in the west by strike complications,
we are forced to Ix-nr indhvctly a portion of the hurdri
that comes from having this industry out of balance. And
knowing the true conditions of the situation we are less
inclined to be sympathetic toward either group in the controversy.
jam 60M1 SuP hes sOumG FtLU.R-VsAw:iF TiHAf NtLwoH BON v
OOmvm T5 Th ORuCx VNWit-t Ncxioe CXJT J OtftCE Bos vw,fTAMiMT,
am GET ME Ij c,T6P AT TH HOT ICiON OUT, HAME STOP IM AT" 1
S A MiCKLtS VAJOrffiA I DOGt STAuD AM' wiMStDPlMTVV ItH AUtO CUJB )
Of RAOlVJM. am Ttl-L 1 6E.T ME AM COOPuS ARCADE. AM GfcT AMD GET ME 1
ii iy- HIM TO PUT T im A 1 feAMVWlCH AM TEUL IouW PAPERSIfrETtHER) A PETOOf?
- 8Ati, AM OOmTSPilv I W,M T'CHAROE IT. feOMCPCOV DOWM -ERMlTj
HEROES ARE NIAOE-NOT BORM. ' ' 'L' J.
lly WILLIAMS J"Winds of Chance"
To Jlegm iVKmaay
In the Observer
(Poiitlmn'tl front l'Bf ne w
i iiiun, wub j.fi:niU.-l ic Milli e
It will he n iiH'iiiln-n .I Ihni s-v-
tal tmj:a ot' 'AViit'ts of t'tiuiu - "
H'lv iiliiKu at Wiilluw.i t-;iK.'
't!;:;-iiif Mty I ; h l l-y 1 rani; l.ijl.
Lit !-.! in ill l n UiruMil
for ii i ctk.
Tin V. iiUfiwii t.i'.Uc . i-k-tiH .
I'VunU UoyJ huiis If tMi wr-f
"utuik'.- u;ij i.tiiti- wtin.rv in l--
nMti." it iv .liru-l;tyi-tl t iirmiKhoiit
In- plcluro, iiltl.oii.h U:v Ki't--r
uuiiii'v t jtri' at tin- opening
'1'lU' prf-viow fiiinly " .slaliu.li
iii I in1 in in d:i or' i!io.o pn scut,
Unit I'ranU l.loy-r.. lat- ?.i pr.nli'
tton, f.-ii-flllin; in v i-nir aiu-ai'-lior.t-:.
rank b h: h--r Vliitn "'l'h'
''I'll-.' S ;: t!;nvU." iin-1 kIIht pic-!nr,-M
( ul L'iiini'J I'hn li im oi-f'l
hhrh sl.tii'.lin Lu tin; MiovU: wtifl't. j
Word ht -ti ivn-i'.i ,1 lu r- U: :t
'Wliulii ol ( ''ur.ru r" :.x on
H'-mu ;i :;.v .!:. V'i )'!' in N'
V'.m It ;iiul l u.- ciilicM
.. t-iilionally k n-rL.v.a ill
j p:il:,.- hi vim;.
In a M.tioit lo the naiuial lr a'l-
tUa v( tl.t- pt :tir. I o'
i s-t min;;iy ir.l! .ran- at .I'irst insi
jfinalty iiit'i-ini I.ir:'t!,ir into a
tf-ijfantU' f 1 j . .;il:;ut!l Clir t'n.'i'i
tin nist.
. Th- m. irl'rrs of I ho cast. : - I
il.i-l'.-l ;.;; i'y "Win-.ls i.l
i 'haiu-." portray t !' :.: oat ioiif :
U Ol ttf.l out I.y Kr He. it-it in m- I
r a I it;.". Anna ..V .'tis.su!, a!
t'tjimtfrf.'. i'.-.at it l' i, . n i i.- n I.v
jorni aa I'hili;.. i'o-if.-. play ti'"
;h-;tt!:rni roi-. s. 'V n iri!o li.
j lioi i.i ainii i.- r lov " 1:mh;:c i' a
; Vio'a I lau'lit r 01" Sun
j is'irlry v itu'::;ri i!o-.ori an i
I V.t tec 1 lac I .a:;iili, llir i i.-nii, fa-
Quality Merchandise
At All Times
MODKKATKLY I'HH'KD
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
l.a Grande, Oiegon
II,,. ,v1V:iri! of inl'i-t in.liisll'V I'llilt
np,;n tin- i,i'ini'iil'--s .t (li:irii'ti'r,
tiii-Ki-iiv, sn-i-vii-1- iiiul lifliifulmvw.
j, v of .-:: iiiHv .s. l i lhiK 1'-I'-uaallv
rvi:-illir lllr I ri:llll!iK n(
I, is ,a.iMi:.TH I tit-'..- fHinMlllt:
.,,,,1 l-.-s inauaiir.il-'l a li-r:l l.lan
,.r ,.r,,rii--hnrlit I" II"' l"lti-f thnt
i -.i.iil-l :.tlrr--t m-'n ;tnl v.-.xiicn
f "it iinuMiiilij- lii:;li tyi"' : his
,!l:':ii:'.:i:if'ii.
II.- liKil.-s iiliiln H" f:n-t thnt 111'
i. nM iMit'iis iti lniiH! an' f'-vi fcri-at
lh;:t it -iimii'ls Hi" I'M'1-1 lyi"1
. -it-. -l ar. sl ln :un. ail'l
ih" must r-ninn-' nianMooil 10
vonriiy ,-omh" l a S!: 'K's Mon-:
' ...... in. I'll-' ,iicll ,-,,l,'-.
ihat li-'- wlio woiitit l-l liii"-"'"'
t li--l: 1,--' i,:i :i i i ; V'- iM in rit
.,;:- Hi s oniv as w hi-ni-lil
o! h' i s."
Within tin- las! 1-11 y al-fi r'nain
; hav. laU' ii an amiMaal po.
, mill Imlay tli' ir fxccutlvi'B ooiikIiI-
i-r i In-in u n-al i coiiomlc factor In
I h.-l ilu.i solv,' On- prulilnu of tlio
I i-vi-r-rlnliiir con!, ill till- (lislrlhlllliiii
of ii- i-iMilii a-
In Hi-- icrot-nlllon of Mr. NkauKs
as tln-lr l-aili-r. Ill'- nutlonnl i-llnlii
Mori s pay trlliiili- lo a Kn'at wsl
i rn oi--:ani-alion of w,-.sl,-rll lil'-n.
I hi- SkaKi I'niii-il Slaiia. of wlilcli
li- I.-, ii'i -siil" III.
liml ill !!'.-' Ill
; of til-- nalioll
Mini' llrn-lomii-iil I'mimwil
r.llMKIM'lir;. (in-. H. K. Oray
miil .trtliiir I.. McKay of Sail lliitto
viho r.-c.iitly purcliaHi'il property
i.l Hi,- li.ii.shy Itiillo nilm-s. i-a.sl
of liosi-liilil,-. have alinoillii'.'il
I'lans lor lln- forniallon of ll stock
company lo ilcv, lop the properly.
Thi-y hope lo erect n smelter lo
i Mract the valuable ores, in which
copper prciloliiinalt-H.
OFFICE
CAT
1 TftAUt MAHH H(4.
ZJk "Junius
I'OrULATIOX
OF CITY IS
DETERMINED
fVntInu?d from Tago One.)
LdtciN iim'cI to luin orr the
uatc. Inn now they haiiK tnvr tin
irli jthniii' 1 1 it.
Tho oiRnn ki"IiuUt' monkey has
a Imrti hie niul pour coiupaition-hhlp.
'o lttor will I tio lisliinp in
Did pants that fit MUe tilits
Wlun I lt tin the hank they
exor t
Their rlparlfi riKhts,
New t trhans, Iji.
Ttnu'H-l'iouyune.
No inor in a new islraw hat I
A-ftfliinir will lie Kotnjr
A, ptif f of ttreeze ami th st raw
will hIhiw
Which way the wiiul is lilow
injf. .t.iel.cimvillo, Vh.t Times-I'n Ion
I niH'er ilo flh in old pants,
Or lUh in a straw hat,
I iuvc fo nni that f i.shmff in tlio
Kiiir '
to-tt'i- far than that,
M oust on, Tex, Vo-1 Mspatch
Wlteiuver 1 ko ftshlntr
St'ine of them I haul in.
And some of then, t scratch.
A lil lie Im)- wn tmw over
hennl ayhi? id IiN pet intthii :
"Mow iinicU is M'.cu tinn se -
en'.'"
There iH-iiiK no ivmnvi fi-om
tho rahhit, the tniy Miiil: "Mow
iiiucIi i four lime, four.'
Mill iliotv no rcioi.M
".Now I will iiv uiu an ra-
"in. How ninch is two times
I wo?"
Mill tlio ralihit n-fiwM lo iv-
-Kli.
"Well." viiil tho hoy, "I Know
:s:!.or w.v iihttin w heti ho jiitl
rnhdiu ,ii v the Kit-au-sl tinilil-pliri!-
in tho worhl."
.
H Is nn earnest citizen indeed
who joins a I'hristmas club in
or. lor !o h.ip pay his income
la.
"A cold hath is like nn ojee:
those who achieve it al,as
rackle.
That tun't a c.icklo yon hear,
oid top: it "a a cum , and roos
ters don't lay eccs.
MAYHi:, 1UT VK IIOI'K NOT
la nit t .; when wc arc Kray.
And w I no nn,i Rirls ha c t'e.n
foiK'ottt a,
l'oi hap w then joit o:r okeh
On wearlni? tvks of
cotton.
' Tho bcttf Iful woman may owe
ih-ht io ii ru iirv. hut tiie hair
decs-ser. tH-Aitt ictrtli-t, anil
dnivci-t i;vi imw tf her nunoy.
Klndini? out what Is in a fancy
Mind is aUnit ;!s difficait a? un-St-j
ainh!in(f an
The f.'tlow who'd rather win
;ui a; smncnt than c'inch saic
is a fust cousin to ltoob McNutt.
cale a :! S per cent Increase. In
tho fiseal year l!IL'lt.l receipts
uero :Ml.ss and in the fiscal
year l!i:i-:; liu figure w:is $41,
s:m(.?2, an incretiM.- of ; 4 s. s-l.
i()ioiuiiicn( flunrc phue tho
I .a (.caiide jxi-ial jKiputatiini,
which li I m inclinlcs fnilyiii ilis
trlcK seret hy tin Uk al ht
oil tic, n( H.l.iS. In tlO.MI IhC
pcwtal population wii D.OdO; in
ntl ti.:to;.; in iH-'i D.r.ti:.; In
mja HI,;iJI; hi I to. Illtl;
ami in io.' j I i,i;k.
Tho nuinhcr of water motors in
use July l , i ;t jfi, compared with
July 1. i;r:'ti, indicate nn increase
ot 30 per cent, or a population
inside the city limits of '.Mini. One
thousand six hundred sixty-three
meters were in ne in 1 it-a ami
this year, -.!"( were connected.
School Viimis Fijiuri'i
The attendance of the puhllc
schools in M.iy this year compared
with May, i::'tt, show also a steady
Increase. In May, l:2'i a total of
1.702 children were In school. This
year's fiKuro wits a K'tln of
L'l' per cent.
Teh-phone users jumped from
l,ti37 in ll'i'o to l. T I Hits year.
'I'll esc flKUfea show a lare Kit ill
in residential mid. husiin ss tele
phones hul reKister a :',i;ht loss in
rural sections.
The ftKiires. puhdlvlde.l. follow:
Jan. t , lit 2n: total telephone users
1 ,t';: 7; resilience 1 ,uu:t; busi
ness 44','; rural is.'). Jan. 1,
1!2" l.sTi; resitleiice 1, ':;
business ft rural l x.'.
In a check of the liht and pow
er users a per cent ineivas"
tlurint; the last four years wns reg
istered. In l : i I..x;;7 users ex
isted ami this year (July 1). the
total was 2.L'j. Tills indicates a
population of '.Mint ii.sUie tho city
limits.
Much HutltltilH
Purine tho past fiv,- yrars more
than $l.rcM,MMi has hi n spent in
new residential and hushu-ss huild
iiur: I.l it; buildiatr permits have
been issued trtClUdillK ."t.l.'t tteW resi
liences, which have picve.l iu ces
try to care for tho greater popu
lation. A few city boosters conleml,
after carefully studying tho figures
tratheretl by "he Kveniiv? Observer
that the t st itmri e of more than
lit, (Mia population for what is call
ed the .a Urande district is a
conservative fieurv. arid that near
ly that numb, r now reside with
in the city limits, h sides the esti
mated l.Miui who live ,t;:st over tho
Hue.
iioti:l wo uk ai.aci(;
M.W:S1ll-'I.r:i.n, Ore Work on
the Marsht'iebl Hot.' company's
nine-story structure is proan ssinir
rapidly and the foundation will be
completed soon. Tlie si rupture will
co-st :i'eii.mta. S'Veii store rooms
on the main floor will be set np;ut
for business houses. The founda
tion would carry a 2.story build
in w. it 13 said. The for com
pletion is set for June 1. I'.ilM'.. The
IniihliiiK w ill provide 1 I " rooms at
first ami can bo extended to pro
vide fill additional rooms. Lobby
and bathroom floors will be in
tile: tho building will bo fire
proof; tho throe dining rooms v.iil
h.t on the mox;;anine floor, and
a special room for local meetings
and funcrioiti alao will be on the
mezzanine floor.
!.:idian ;;Lar. ns prineipai.-. Mae
j l.a-Ieii a K" 'My lo lio-
;r-nuiti ot" lite NMi.y. I;:; mo: is.
!!:;.!: I in li ro.is j u:miit ! :
l.y ,m.":i:i T. V :;: v;iV (I. n k;.
j lliu.i.1). daude (il!i:-.Kwat-r tin. I
i.ir. tiockilt ( Toia .'Mid .brryi.
j "Winds of ';ii:iie. " will he
sh.o'Vi, pubih iy h.-re durimr e
! I. or, wV.ii a will b" the first ap
. penr:Miee of special prodlic-
i iiort in trefoil.
:SKAG(;S HEADS
! CHAIN STOKES
Four Floors of Fine
Furniture
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
j (Oonllnuod fr.on Vao One.)
jlhe principal cities in Idaho. ft:i!'
! i in'Kon, Wnsliij.-toii. "oloradi
j Wyoming, Nevad.i, Nebraska an
j California. wlli-h fin nish employ
intent to Kimo cnerKctic. pronssiv
! o:in people.
j. This iri'eat proirross U lonke
'upuii hy chain More mlvoralis a
HATS J :
THINK!
Think It Over!
You're enjoyinp life. Yoin family is enjoying
it. You're piwidinp anil even nune than is nec
essary for Happiness- to prevail in your home. Hut
will it continue after you have passed on?
There's a nuestion to ponder over. Yet there
can lie but one answer to it. That is provide your
loved ones with tho leral protection they're entitled
to! Make a Will! Do it now and enjoy the "peare
of mind" it lninjis. We'll be j:iad to advise you.
La Grande National Bank
Girls' Fall Hats
Made to fit and trive service. We have them in
most any color or style you want. Age 2 to 16. ,
Priced S1.7." to $6.00 '
CIRLS' FALL COATS
Asa 1 lo 1G $1.00 lo S25.r0 :
Made special for School or Street Wear. :
CIIU.S' SHOES FOR SCHOOL OU DRKSS I P
Aye 6 to 16. Priced , $2.75 lo $-1.2.) ,
'e know our prices cannot be beat for this
grade of shoe. Save on shoes! ' i.
GIRLS' WOOL DRESSES
Affe 2 to 16 J3.25 to $9100 '
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Ilvt-rjtlilns in Infants' ami Cliililrrn's Wear
cflicicni "
mcJliotl H
pHIPOPPTIC
The Spinal Column
S.me
IOe,l,
Itl
n a tv k n o w n hy their
1 if hy (heir mort tragc.
MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES
Thonc Main 759
TOMATOKS
Hy the apple box $l.."i0
Culls for catsup or chilli sauce hy the apple
lx i,(lc
Iy the crate 7,e
iuikxio in ni I'm. i..ii.i:
WASIUNt'.'iMN ( AD. Any er-
ho c.n catch u huftaUi hull
ft'om the covt-rntiifnt's h rtl in
Yt Howslen.- mttionul p;rk
hiivt- htm- if In- ;wn the rosl
uk hiih s. ht-suii s i' press chi:es tt
it n home, an rxjM-nse of al'out
$ i't tor c cat mtf aivl ir;iti!iort ins
' i o m t !t.- hut fa!o ranee to (..ml
tu.T, Mont., the Mi ratlins' Joint.
The (covt riiimttt noltl Sti of it
tit plus vocfc last -e.,r nntt I his
-.ir hus ahoiit 't0 more to spare.
The natioiiai park rvice at
WaNtimton will r-cvivo apj
liens uhtoti must Mate for
purpose the h.son arc losire
ot the nniimil wsntoti aitti ihi
litter HtUhlc for their care
may
. Tin
plica-
u hut
itK'
fact-
Is th.e chief net Ar i
tht' M iM!' htM'l.'tll
J't t-m it ii'H.ttt I f--('Kiilalfnc
c r y y
every hush, ami . ci v v it it
point in the inn.- frame.
If t he spin-- is i ; motion l nc
t :k( t thi it- v . s nrc npl-f,
Itit i any of t -:r latter are
mioiic. ti-.en hiT'itpiaotir a
.mst 'Vft.t ot h
1 he spine It,
mi y.
My i:u--ctrical Tr-at-r.'iMitv
t . tjiiv-k f -
SU'lf.
Dr. J. E. Voodell
C'hinrnctor
I livrm-TttfrttpvutM
Slv 2. Nttmntir Ithlff.
enter or
syst'-m.
nervs
ore.'f
I-
iat -toes -s
n- c, -
IN THE PATH
OF PROGRESS
To study any particular human mechanism
properly and diagnose its ills is beyond the
powsr of any ona man.
Rapid scientific advancement demands spe
cialists and complete modern equipment.
At the HOT LAKE SANATORIUM a com
petent staff of physicians and a well-equipped
laboratory give each individual the best pos
sible service.
The Hot Lake Sanatorium
Dr. AY. T. Thy.
Owner and Director.
Aberdeen
Ufa:
IS A
Goal
YOU SHOULD KNOW BETTER,
ALL THAT ANY GOOD
COAL SHOULD HE
TRY IT
Sawyer-Holmes
Merc. Co.
Phone Main 17