THE LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER
Wednesday, September 23, 1925;
OUT OUR WAV
OF THE WEEK
(Incorporated)
An liuk-pcndcnt Newspnper
FRANK B. AI'PUEHY...-
..Editor and Publisher
Pace Four
- - By WILLIAMS
UNION NEWS
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HJl GOlKlQ BARERxntO NEXT SUMMER t . 1MnhEweicT
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HAHVEY F. MATTHEWS
Business Alanugor
published evenings, except Sunday, at 2416 Adams Avenue,
Ia Qrande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published evory Friday.
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Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 17.
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PEACE AND SAFETY; Thou wilt hoop him in perfect
peace, whoso mind la stayed on thco; because he truateth , in
thee. Isaiah 20: t .:.,. ' ,' j i
f : More constitutional amendments are being proposed at
; Washington. Maybe it would be more appropriate to aid
in the digestion of those we already have.
.' ' The difference between the modern cake-eater and the
i old-time dude seems to bo mostly in the width of the
V trousers.
,i A man may legally spank his wife under certain circum
i stances, in Georgia, according to a ruling made by the su
Ijjperior court of that state. That's enlightening, but we
f : imagine most Georgians are more interested in the ques
j tion of "can" rather than "may."
mj. I I lHAM lASTVEAR. LOXUWl.APAlC? f
S KFm O FODLE BOXES - UKE CHARUE CHAWUM l
J I FROM -U AMKVES DONM - THIRD OCMr TT
mcpqes ape mape mctt Room ,.Vst-.
OFFICE
CAT
TMAOB MAR H H0.
Junius .
UNION (Special). Mlsa Cole-1
I man, . one 01 tue uia.i bc.iuu.
Ileacnora, spent the wei:Kenu v.- 1
iiing le.utives In Wuiluuu county.
Mis. Ellen MetwUcr . and M.tt
I Alice Klttcr are ut'ie from Ktlaj,
Wash., v.situ.f with taeir biother.
. Dickinson.
Walter, the small son of Mr.
land .U.S. Virgil Zamcwu.t. uf
jiiouth Union, uad tuu m.bi.tiiiiL-
.niie, pitying Saturday, to full
and bieak tus leg. li.e injured
boy vs I a km to a hospital and
later returned to his hoim.
Isuac Compton. u fuiiuliar fig
ure on tiie. sti-ebts- of I'mon for
several yeais, was taken in charge
by officers last week and wi l be
tplaced In .an; Institution- for the
feeble-minded. -Although with the
mind of a Utile child, Isaac was
! harmless and was welt, known to
all, both children and grownups,
and his peculiar hab ts furnished
amuscmrnt to the people. He
wrote . what he called poetry and
would go from one business house ,
Ho another quoting what to othx-r
was a jumble of sounds with no
m'an'nff, , but to him wua real
j poetry.
iu nunor of her daughter, Itutii.
who is home from Cuilfoinia on
a .visit, "Mi s,. Oeoige Scib.rd en
terta.qed at'biidge at her homo
in North Union last Thursday af-
Uernoofr. Prlred for the day went
ho Miss Alice Cad well and Mra,
E. J. Schuster,
! IleV-. Charles A. ' Q jinn. for the
J past tldee years paa(.ur of 'the lo
tcal Methodist church, left Mon
iday evening for Cascade, Idaho,
(to attend the annual conference;
' !of that church.
. Mr. and Mis.- Roy Cbnklih wenti
fuod trees from his country on to Pendleton batuniuy to lui.e in' . , . . . . , t , . ,, ; , r
i 1 n-iar in- r .smirch institute it ..- mi n .m " ' tcudy brought in n venison apiece, .husband, ,Knnz Hlmmor. Shortly
On OallU Isiand, Hawaii B.otinds.- Other distinguished -vis- Charlie Oi rie 'was a .visitor ml,,ost "f . tfic" de(ei; be'" liUWa.. u,tl'p m'r r,'t,,rn to Gl'rnmn' 8,,t!
' .t,. nin niiintori fnioi"!) 'Minn iBt .. ! near ( 'tug mountain. retired from the operatic stage,
tres of food value On the lnsti-. Mr.' an' Mrs. KrUrlp nPf ... Mr- and Mrs" Ro,iin(I Wu'f and although prior to going to tho
j RCJISHEIMoxfortJs Stsnvg f (i
j at the ankle feel cooler and &j f
. wear longer because tliey r
j ! are skeleton lined. f MW '
' , Tfc Rugby '
' j
Caisn, ., r. iii.,T. Ts,,.lii;Pj;jgBi
Plan botanical Garden
at
mixlnn .mi niieir. HiiMi l.v Will a c'linin sKl-.n li oni every pan 01 and may locate here. The ci:il-
Tlilniihliuiibpnii,.lii.nnru T. Pon. hortlnill nrlst at the I'aciflc area and are belug dren will attend the Union school
is that often nobody docs any work.
various who went from here to Wyom ns ,7 A. , , unuea omies s:;e naa only sung
w.vv... . M1 hub vui.iiuy IUI mc Jfio.
lo visit ut the home of .Mr. anil t N lmu
plums nave .uten leceiypii oy mr tei-s. Kern. Mildred and Marine!,. - l
i
HOftUMLU (AH.-ine iBian-i tmon grounds and
of Oahu will bo made a Pan-i'a- plans on Oahu. )!ast summer,- are tack in Union
clfic boianicnl gar-ti n un ler phins beeds ana cuitings or various w ttn Mis. Pehap'a three duugh
of the Pan-Pacific b.ologlcal com
A practical Joke is one that an
United States agricultural expert- cultivated in suitable locations.
ment stution. '
Numerous sites have been of- Tim.VES LOOT ' I'ltliAM LKY
editor is willing to pay money lor. pp',, 'Pfe roof trees and pan s
noin I'nciiic innus mny oe pimn-
! i
nfirmnnv is t.hA mnRt. Tinnvilv fnvnrl nfiti rf flm vi-m-ll
We hear the hi test styles urc
That clothes will match the hair.
We wonder what will hui.pen ihen
Old Boidy will ho dure?
.'f, .
A geyser Is awuterfull oing up.
I. I
ed and cultivated. Different alti
tudes, different umounts of mois
ture and elements of climnle are
required for various plnnts oni
j 26. per cent of the national income !fivn& into the public
treasury, Great Britain 22 per cent, Japan 21.8 'per cent,
! France 17.8 per cent. In Uns country bur national income!" lf a Knows where he 's so
S is taxed 10.5 per cent. It is easy to understand why the
i United States has no conception of a real tax burden, of
. actual, ,poverty.
r Though the goose 'that laid the golden egus may lon-
s since be dead, the American htm ni-oduet-x morn ur:i!th in!lh,! 'h'lvcs.
. , ., ,, ,, , , ... niiii't see Just tho rlBht thing."
B single year than all the gold and silver minc-iif in the lShe. detui.d at mt. -i want to
world. Add to her wealth that produced by the dairy cow I '"'' u hucnwd on his birth
i and we have the secret of success of many of our farmers du-'wnii in1BBim! th.. -vi -
nnrl viinnKovo hrt inm-irn tf Aimnl fi nA n.!iill in.rt m,.lelerk. "whv don't von hlilp heiilnil
, . l.l V.1 1 v.. IJ, luillllll Wl UKLinilltU (IIIVUItUIC 1III..V 1 ' "
not thrill the heart quite so much but it more surely lines
the poekctbook.
NKWTlEliO. Ore. The cream
ery here was broken into and
about 17(0 pounds of butter was
stolen. Robbers pried a door and
most of these requisites are found men removea uic uuef u..ub,.
on the island. It Is PasMibk " winaow. taKing n .aay ou u
however, 'that the higher slop'-s truck;.
of the extinct volrano crater uf Sheriff Manning ano City Mar..
Manna Ken, lnlnl of Hawaii, shal Keri son are working on the
a'so will be utilized for the eul- rase,- but have no clues. Cream-
tivatlon of fr iit and other food rriea at St. Paul. Tanby, Hilverton
trees fiom teinnerate znn s In nnd :Cnrlton have been robbed in
Vi j J " o,,i,ssn i-ucmi: r"ii. sjnnur iiliiiuii uuimis mu "-
L MM tlulMr n ,.., .1... i.i . tk vn1ti nf lhf huttor
proBiess hJis been made s'nre stolen here is placed at 8f.l by
ordered jrince chnn 'aburi. brother of :he William Ormand, president of
n ef pt-.ni. n'ante.l the first V.herr fnmppv company.
Ing you cat) tell hy b.s Wd.lk.
v -
'Woman may get the Iat rd,
' EJOTEL AST OO
1 2nd ft HiU Lo. Ansele,
Gorman Onern Kin rer llits
Mrs. A. I. Bideler and daug.n-- HA.VOVER, (AP) Maria So-
ter. Lura, have gone east for t ie pliia Himmer-Criederiel, the first EVERJf ROOM h PRIVATE TOILET
winter. They left L'n on lr si Oi-rm.in "MarKUiTlte" of QounOil's , ,
(Thursday nnd will be in in New "Faust," died at Himmelsthuer nt au """ New, Modern
Jersey, most . of the time while tiie ape of SC. From 1862 to! lose to Duopping LJislnct and Tncatres
avav from hime. 1 RT1 she sansr In opera in the ; PRFE flARAr.E Ta.;ff f.- l ;n
PVerl lnn n'm'-l Kn.-n nf. tnH fl'-lnq ln"nt!,P- ....... , . '
9
The lady shopper had
about ever thing hauled down from
NO ri:HI.IN0 0!-' Oiil.It.ATION.
Method.) of doinjr l)ii.''inpK.s chnnrro rapidly both on thv
; part of the seller and the buyer.' Ten or fifteen years ago
merchant in the average community would never havo
; thought to ask his customer to sign a sales contiact when
' selling some article requiring several payments. He left
I it to the feeling of responsibility of the customer and to
I varied hit-and-miss collection efforts to see that the bill
1 was paid. And usually he was right. The customer paid
11. I'll i. ii i ......
un uiu nui frrwumiiy una was nevpr saimnea until tho ac
count was cleaned up. It was had- business and far from
comforting to he in debt to any great extent with a mer
chant. True, in those d vs many people paid their grocery
hills by tho year instead of by tho month or thy; but they
paid them; and the undi'rstandin;: they had with the groeei
was satisfactory to both eoiuevned.
Today we are inclined lo feel the responsibility of cur
rent indebtedness too lightly. Certain!) that is true of
1 ninny peop'e. They buy too much "on Um,f They sign
sales contracts for automobiles and pianos nnd washing
.machines (all valuable and useful aitic'e) without stop
; ping to determine whether their income sufficiently elav
j tic to accomplish the purchase and pay for the necessities
j of life at the same time. Many people charge purchases
I right and left and have the merchant or business nun to
J worry about, getting Hie bills p:id instead of worrying I
about it themselves. Hills mean all too little in 'our youm
8 rnd busy lives. The problem of getting ahead and main
8 fuming a high credit st Hiding is only trcpiently given at
I icntion and lesa frequently pnlvcd.
q- This condition is not peculiar to on community or one
V oV;r oi on" lange of income. It is generally found wher-
e or you go ..nd the husine -s man nr the tivm of comfort
t alne income is no more guiltless than oUm is. The mad
i pramble fo' business, be luxuries, f r Hie position that
! means "keeping up with the Joneses' ,1' contribute to j
lj( v:"d the destruction of reuse of rorpon: ib:M' v. of fairness.!
ard of sane b,;nr Uetioti of that "U.;r v u'd vuiw nuve
' to the ptospenly ol a community llr n .iny",ii g that could
cu ie accompiisiu d.
ja chair and yell "Itoo at him.'"
Some try (o do soiiM'thiDK and be
. ui.ii-itiHly uiitl bom. icy to o (J)tit'
uody and be .cim'thiiitf.
hKhunO-r has hct'ii kiniwn X i
wliheii da htns liatids uhnfitp
plied In lundiri'S.
Come Miife (' Mine. 1 lu-odc must
write more jiorti,
Let li.tM'lratlon Kuttle by f.'-II'i'i.tf.
wit irHH j en
I'ntil with inri"'H brluhl liuirt'lH I
am 'n wnt'd t men;
l!y rlt'hi'if be my coflVi'M fllli'd
abundanl l
And (lien, ) Musn, I'll have no
i further uhi Hir thee.
' .. . . .J. .jr ... . .
A gen Ilia 1h a ma ii who ai'unt. -H
KotiM'i hliiK no one !:' tan i.ei', uitd
Ints It.
liilrn tiftiulli In n .1 tratiKf
thhiit. u 1 1 n man wlut is enable
In MO n s;iii)rrul of tlht hi thi'
uardrn is tibte In row n hunt all tUiy
lon nil it hnl InKt.
IIiiit: 1 (inlft'tl . utrawbnrry
Nhortrnki. WIhtc art' the Htraw-biTiii-8
'.'
Va1trtn: ThiO'a what Wti hort
ot.
Infants Sweaters
and Cap ?
All colors and sizes.
tui8 In silk-and-wooi, ati.i silk with wool HnliiK, priced at
$1,25 t $2.05
SwenO-ra priced ffon
$I.IH to $2.7 1
. ' All woo.
Knit SMh for Ml tie. t"t with cap, h-Keinsa, mittens unJ
d eater. KeiiMonably priced.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
very I limit in tiifniitV and riiililren'n Wear
BEAUTY COMFORT CONVENIENCE UTILITY
WHICH
'I'll' oiilv I Hiii' simif i iopi woni rJrSOT
I.. I.'irk n.'i v.' tn h. n Ihi'v l .1 II. k"3?6'p$frS
' W' ;
MARKET
GROCERIES
1'lionc Main ?.'9
2 Ijiirc Cans of iiittkrn Sliced fincipplp, 5.ic
New Crop 1'i'rs, Just In.
Tlic hijrjro:;t part of iis hus
movrd across tho strpot.
We nre iiwful luisy, so wilj
make this ndvei tiscnicnt
kinda lnicf.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Thr r, Mmi'o iwil
Optra, t-inunilr;. I'lmnr M-I4S
I No Hiimlaj Hiwtura
Is More Convenient?
Heve are picturcdtvo hands ho'dinjr an equal amount
of nmney. t'he one alnie - - the, ensh. The lower - - a
Cheek for the mime nuiuber of dollars. If yo i were to pay
a bill hkh would be the mute convenient way of
paying It
J.y Check, of course. The Check not only eliminates
unnerewtiiry untminlM of ready cash but mrvea us both
reeord and a rn-etpt of any l'lnantiiil transaction. And
ttmt'ii a mlRhty good reason why you should have a ChecMnff
Account In thr
La Grande National Bank
tn-1
V
192,368 Orders A heady Received
. t
The increased popularity of the im-
. ' . . proved Ford cars has already become
' . . established fact.
TOURING CAR
290
FOB DETROIT
Runabout . $26.0
coupe 1 . . . 520
Tudor Sedan . 580
fordor sedan 60
DcmounnMf Rim. mnd St.n.i Extra
on Open Ort
Oitta Cn f Cmt
"Sec the complete show
ing of the Improved Ford
Cars at the Oregon State
Fair, Sale m, September
28th to October 3rd." '
Since the announcement of these cars,
1 152,363 orders have been placed with
Authorized Ford Dealers a .sales
record that is without precedent.
See the improved .cars at your near
est Authorized Ford Dealer's. Place
your order now to insure preferred
position on the dealer's delivery, list.
Enjoy the new beauty and increased
riding comfort of a Ford car this
Fall and Winter. .
SKE THE (IMPROVED) TOl'P.ING TODAY
Perkins Motor Co.
Fourth and Adams.
NO INC
r;e
f -
A S
PHONE M-500
I.N PRICES