La Grande evening observer., September 25, 1925, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, September 25, , 1025.
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League Chief
'lie kbwrtl Iter palms, tay a
lino In a aloppy alory. We illdn't
read any further lo are II lie k Until
tier Iirrna and geranium, aba.
ADVERTISING RATES
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DUplay, local, per column '"-
Time contract rate on application
THK ONLY HELP: For I the I.ord thy Rod will hold
thy rich! hand, a&jiug unto tl.ee, r'ear not: 1 will help the.
laaiah 41: l. -.,
Considerable happiness in life depends on a willingness
to let oilier people have opinions also.
Foreigner ahould not Judre our
language by hearing radio announcer.
The boy ant on the hidden deck;
It came his time to deal;
So he grabbed the other carda
And won another meal.
MOVIE TITLES
ir Norma Talmadge i "The Only
Woman la ahe The Dangeroua
Flirt !
. Do "The Daughter of the Nlgnt
cauae "liacontenied HusbandaY
Doea The Are of Innocence'
furnlaa Cheap Klaaea?"
Can "The Covered Waron go
down "The Narrow Street?"
Doea "The Midnight Expreaa" go
to "Forbidden Paradise?"
i Doea "The Iron Horee" atop at
; "The .Vina With the Iron Door?"
Do "Tha Thundering Herd" have
; "Tongue of Flame ?"
Doea "The silent Accuser" know
"The Truth About Women ?"
j Do "Single Wivea" spend "Dan
'geroua Money?
Wa "The Navigator "Laughing
t Danger?"
Doea "Tha Painted Lady" deal In
"Worldly Qooda?"
j lTcfectlng rrrlllaaUoa to Just
a stow buatnetM or Iran-tun hus-
band how to act fceiuro conipauy.
It tsnt a stable government. Jus)
because Its stateantt-,1 msiet on stalling.
A T f i . ' - . ... i .
u'i"""'TO",1 Ule Prooieni, ' -Regtaald." -Id a Sunday schoo.
of proper street lighting m the business district we will . teacher, during a lesson on the
drag along in darkness another five years.
stade that needs to be removed is the "let-George-do-it
attitude of mind.
The chief ob-ibpu,n'"1' c"vnn'- ""v" tou tel.
llam ?
"Tea, ma'am." said Reginald
"Water and a baby."
THE HIGH COST OF F.DITATION. L . "JlT onV
When there is much mndom talk aUmt a heavy tax S a-oonnanki by a nrM. p-
burden and criticism of city, county, state, and national' rMItI!r,...,nr: """iiT "J"1'.
. . tne KKler7 the waiter ta)uirvl
govwumental irgencies for larye expenditures, we often) -ot. he ran order mtum-trr b.
fail to realize that a great portion of the tax money we,l,kt'"" c"nr J
are called upon to contribute each year is school money j "He doesn't io,-e me any more.
and ges to pay for the education of Uie childtvn of th! Tfc'' J'sr rl rr"vl "
community. If the high cost of educatwn couid be wiped -ur iev me ,ny
out with one stroke and the decrw..- made imnx di-ttelyj . he broke his
evident on our tax receipts, we might be astounded tit usj ...
proportion. : . ; d.n.r,n .v-,.e
et who would be in favor of vininir out this uimii ,!l' "' the ,.t-fimn
wnai uunking cituen would le willing to lvveit to tho
old hiethods of schixiling Vr.d the inadequate systems of
a generation ago: ery few of us. who have the tine L
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S?nitor Daodurand of Can
da. chief of the Dominion's
delt'fratrs to the assembly of the
lA'asue of Nations at Geneva,
has been elected president of
the teAffue. The picture vai
ai'n at Geneai
Bought him since May. 19t3. As
at once to the office of his lawyer
and friend Kl-iuya Yamasaki, at
Shtnsakuradacho. Shlba. and later
to the .Tokyo District Court where
he met Procurator Kurodu, in
charge of his cane, to offer an
apology for his escape.
He avtked the procurator to In
clude him among the Socialists
J whose triala are to come up soon.
Upon examination at the office of
Ihjt nrnrimtn VI f Rann m
jof the details of his escape. He
went from Tokyo to Peking, he
'auiirt . anrl tal-tst thaea .U.L- !
during which time be obtained :
permission and credentials for en
lerlnjc Russia . From Peking he
proceeded directly to Moscow,
without trouble, and there be- !
came a student at the Marx-En- '
gels Institute. j
Mr. Siuio declared that he slay.
ed at the Institute until the end I
of 1924 helping Profe&sor Uuirn-i
off, the celebrated Marcian ;tu
dent, publish a collection of Marx j
doctrines and economic theories. I
He was in Moscow at the time of i
the death of lnin, and was one
of the few Japanese attendants at
I the Impressive funeral services.
Later he took the chair of Japan. :
ese In the language departments
of several Russian cok-gta.
office of the Pendleton Com me
cial a.tsociatlon following ihe
Round-l'p. The purees were dis
carded at Happy Canyon by pro
fessional pickpockets after money
had been removed from them.
They were found ny the custo
rt'nn of tn hnlldlntr and returned
to the office of the association.
ie. irv uf..jt held for distribu
tion to the owners.
Radical Changes Are
Forecast in Styles
Of Men's Overcoats
TOKYO. (APl-Afp flelnel
from.Ja:n to Paifsis two yonrs'
ao. at the police of Yokvo wvre !
rreming larc" nnmbors of o-cal!-ed
radicals. Gaku Sana, foruurl
Wa5ds l'ntveritv r-'esyor anl
one. of the leading socj-jlms of the
countr". hs rvttirne-4 anl- unr u-
dered to the authorities for trial, 1
Mr. nta-K hi hms tov.r-
ney from Mwpw to Tokvo hv I
way of pek'n aid 8hnnchsi. tin- I
recognised by the police who had
PENDLETON. Ore.. Purses of
all kinds and descriptions, new
j purses and old ones, blrck o-ies
,nd brown ones, were held at ;he
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The Start
Isn'tHard
BIT KKRPINQ AT
TOT'R SAVINGS AC
COUNT IS WHAT
COl'NT8. ... V
IS TOttFlS OROWINQ
RISQL'LARLY EVERT , '
WKEKT
I a Grande
National
Bank
Sound Reliable Progeastva
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- kiss
JUxut five nunuit-a. ,
Chi may be eAtea defeated an '
Vet never ltrk.il. and one may eve
oorastonatty lic&ed and sever
Ih.i lHvt 4.trv are hr
One -tvJvr-ber is talkinc of rft
tire a be-ad -l for her telphiw
Hr arm s-ts nrvd holdinc the re
eviver loo tone.
interest of the community and of our ehildien at heart,! ""i'.
would actually favor a return to foitner stand mis Ytgaid-j
.Ws of the anuiunt of .rhtl tvv vn rviv re-itl, .-,'
. . . . - , '..',- a;j,Mv, aa a-K-eva ea lar.-aa.tl.iaf
the matter is that, though the e-oM of education in OregxMi fai.i.tie r. to be rvnivu.
1ms more than doubled in the 5;ut ten yeais. Ve Rctuallyi ...
siiend only an aveiage of two per 'cent of our national
income for education in this country.
We are quick to comphin of Urce schtxJ cwsts when
v'ow ',no f'SMtes that sime statisticU cvivit jre-nU.'
yet we fail to realise that the num'vr of childivn enrxvKxl ' Vv,,,.;
in our schools h:is snruai in .ilmvl as jcrx.".., pto'vition ' n:r to ot.
as has our sdnvl budget. Mo;v than that, v e eNpeet :;d - , J
entand many training Kdvjvntages of our schools tiiy that " e are ir.cimvd t tfHeve that
were unknown fifteen or twvntv wars asrtv The e "wis a " r"" "u " l,,i Kr'
,- . , , , , ,n,l,-. oj a Mi;,'.m ei a coj
time when our school syster.-.s jrv.vii htt'e wo:t than lh -.(.- h.t hrr-,j to ti
proverl'i.d rvd:a'. writ:n and 'riAmetic.' whi'e UV.av wo Ms " ' '"" "' ''
nie mt KttisihM with anyth'.'? Ksi Oian a schix that er tuy.
trams our Ivys m nvimta tt-.idcs. our jrrls in hotn-m-akra
ffficiency or in ewT.meiviil wiik th.-.t tits them for lusi
ness activity, ar.l sdvanoes s'J chiVd'.er. in the ait of
jrrwtter usefulness .v.d better cs.::e:'.sh'i Keraivi'.ess c;
the shoitcemtr.iRi that rviy lv i'i-i:r,d in ioa:ei !iis:.ir.v-es.
tr.e tact iviv.ur.s that our rvvii-i fsp-',.n .-v.-i u fffi.
irent ard emn-en'.'y wwnh whie. H c
ivxx;ey th.-rt it liul
Coming To
PENDLlTiON And BAKER
OR.MELLENlil;N!
Sl'ECIALlSr
tat luiriauU M.-J.c.iK- fur the
1.M tuvl.e ),-atiw
ixhn ,r o!i.i!.ri:
Will be in Pendleton on
Sunday. icU li, at uoumi
Hotel: and in lker on Mon
day and luesday. Cel. iiaiid
t'S. at the lictsei' laand Hotel.
ffav rciAii;.: i e j, ul. to
3 People Out Of 4
Have Foot Trouble
It is estimated that 70
to 80, or about three
quarters of the shoe-vear-injr
public, suffer from
some form of foot trouble,
says the "Boot and Shoe
Recorder."
Aie you one of them?
The time to correct most,
ills, it points out, is when
tiie shoes are obtained. By
g e 1 1 i n g coi Tectly madd
.shoes which fit propeily. '
' In't that rersonab'c! True, iwywy. The CANT-'
ILEVER SHOE gives such wonderful foot comfort
to mo.;t people because it is made to fit the foot
natural! v. It is flexible fiom toe to heel. The arch
curves in to fit the hollow of the foot. The toes
have room. Tie- heel fit is snug and comfortable.
Wouldn't you like to try a p-ur?
$10.00 to, $13.50
fantilever
KShoe
Sold exclusively by
N..K. WEST&CO. INC.
La Grande,' Oregon
UN)K -OVER OI R WANT AOS FOR KAR(i fs
One day
iay only t
i tVmlVtua ami two
lUktT.
Ntt iliar-r txtr Orn-uiiatfnn
ir. t,.f6i.i.a ii a r c j r
jTta-iUAtt- in i:.e-i.v ne a.-S u.p-.-y
Jr-fvn. ii dt--s n-t op-. far
fcroatr ap;ndK'i:s. frxil t&f.
trtre-- inniaca. lc:- or tk
MM'i&.
l.s c'vit; oh iefl
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HtJ.- a'v tJ-af riir.t of a fe
( f his sat::v.'.vd pu-ruis in
Lift a cup...
and drink it down
G.vze into the seal-brown depths
of a cup of Hills Bros. Coffee.
Thrill your very being with its
friendly fragrance. Lift it to your
lips' ... That's coffee! That's
Hills Bros. Coffee, toast" of mil- 4
lions from the Pacific to the
Mississippi.
Any wonder this world-famed
western beverage is known as The
Recognized Standard criterioa
of the critical? No finer, coffee
ever passed your lips. Ask for
Hills Bros, by name and look for
the Arab on the can. Hills Bros.
Coffee is economical to use.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
. Safely 'Suxfilij (bmfoitiblii
tune lo Hir Majee Itrpm at 11114 ''ffi-rxiu A,c
All Maic.- l-ae Inim ritvre Daily.
IKl-i I.A KAMK FOR
a A H. - I P M. - I mi P.M.; ShiiiImi. I A.M -a:IMl P.M.
Kv--e 7 - in.: a m. - i.-so v.SL - 4 I.M.
!uin,la ia A.M. . 4 P.M.
rVn.U-Hou Itally II A H. - 4:no P.M
lwfMit Hlww- Mam ?g.
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in
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ef school e-:t.:uvs. U th;.; is ev:scvi. we r.oI jj. V)
fear aW. sr::; -- ,'.; r :'v-s w, :-.h. No better sr.vest- Q
vr.t cm U- r'.:.5e t'-o fv.f:- ci'.-.s wh 'i '
cvrntuai.y t..s
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Guaranteed Used Fords
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You will find a constant
appreciation of our
bulk steel cut coffee
?-yi the ?v...n -h tnr.-i-crcs such th-.nps as d.i:n'.y Hrseri. aii
:Kvr i i;' to he cntioii f the enffe she pjee Nefur-e her niesl.
Ce:f.e is of 4itAr.i f-,r. Mike it s yt-a drir.k it as yea
: er nui) the saro rk-h fu.U-died flavor is aNray-s ia the cup to
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It KirrT Tate and SrCs for 3c a round I-ess.
. Effective
Monday i Sept. 2 hi
v.e will ngain feat tire a full line
i'f delicious home-made candies
made in our own sanitary candv
kitchen .. J . ,
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mtliiclinrr
LRITTLLS FUDGES
CARAMLLS DIVINITY
:aT i:olls lxglish toffeij
NOUGATS TEXOCIIE
nIN- AND FANCY MINTS
Exclusive Local Agento
for
Johnston's Box Candies
PATHSON BRO-. GROCERY
-rxtmUr GrctT for raitjculir Hoajcwiies"
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