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Saturday, October 3, 102.1. Page Four THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS School News 5". I ' 5! a M c Mi1. iif ( Incorporated) An Inili pciidrjit Newnpnpcr FRANK B. Al'l'I.EHV HAHVET F. MATTHEWD Published evenings, except Sunday, at Kit Adams Avenue, La Qrande, Oregon. Tlie Obsorver-Btar p'Jbltsbed ovory Friday, . Entered at tha Poslofflce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Claw Mall Matter under act ol March 1, 17. OFFICIAL PAP Kit OF UNION COUNT! AND THH CITT OF LA ORANDJfi ML'MBKIt ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Preaa la exclusively entitled to uaa for pub lication of all newa dlapatcbea credited to It or not otberwiao oredlted l( publlabed therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news here in also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION HATES It? Carrier Dally, per month In ivn. ,,,,, ,, Dally, alx months In advance Dally, single copy Dy Dally, per month In advance.......... Dally, per six months In advanoe.. i Dally, per year In advance.. Weekly Observer-Star, per year. ADVERTISING! RATES Display, foreign, par column tnch Display, local, per column Inch. i Time contract rates on application : TRIED AND PROVED: Aa the word of the Lord Is tried; , that trust him. 11 Suuiucl 22; Judging from the number Cupid would never win nn archery match. ,. The Scopes caso has reuclied the Tennessee supreme court, a news item states. Let's see, what wits that trial about? T ' Stylo experts explain presont decrees by saying that (long, skirts and bobbed hair are an incongruous combina tion. Still, it wouldn't be' much worse than a bald fat man in golf pants. The request of Attorney abolish the death penulty throughout the United States i.s needless. Since youns: Leopold won his bet on the lives of some fellow murderers we abolished by common consent. What1 has happened to RntriA mnnfha arm tlinl U'lll VV...w ..... ...... .. UJ ..V...V.N. ... V. ....J .......... .. . ai n.. rt ... .i .i rcuiiuuijr nnu winy a ti -iu ur uu iimi-a lo uiu gHlum 1 Possibly uutwMobilo niaiuifHclurers wmit to get rid of pros- cnt stocks.of iwj matermls motor era.: growth of saving accounts and represent, decides that the American people are glowing. "thriftier and thriftier." Some of them have to bo in I , i , .1 ii .1 order to accumulate the money to buy everything they want. Utners are necoming . 4 . reason that its good common 1 ' In Wisconsin a ro'itical battle isn't a contioversy 1ms- tween . republicans or Democinta or Jndopondcnts. It' 1 1 ineiely a battle between those who are lor l.u r'ollette or iio-liinaf him U hno. hium tlmt venv fno tlw. n.imi'o .r., ... ,, and looks va though it would least another one. And as wins in an easy trot. F0K I.OVi; OK A FKiHT. 'Hverybodyenjoyfi a good fight, either as participant or spectator. Some prefer their bouts in the home rather than in the ring. Some fight for money and otheis for the fun there is in it. Those who would not "lav a hand" Oil nnothor nm nilnnt in thi - tine at huiiuiii taiRots. Tho nnnlos of liit'.U- ;ue Iokihh, encli hnviiift its folUiwiux unci ovory mini, wdiimn niul cliilil liillowiiij; olio of thorn. Kcl'orinois niul upliftors ro fip'.ilinK' for tho nliolition of the prizo fiht for tho lovo of a punt fiK'hl njt.iinst tho pinniotors mid exponents of tho inti;tiitiiiis sport. '1 lie hno of the iroinl f ijflit has toon tho iiu-piration of tho ciusndor froni the time of rotor tho Iloimit to llio time of W illiam joiuiinirs Iiiyan. American nieiuliers of the Lafayette Ksoaili illo are fij;lil iiitf the Kills lor uilvoiituie. not lor piineipl.-. ilmusanils of native Americans coulil not wait until their own count iv intoivil the World w-ir, so enlisted in the aunies of Canada and other Wlliirorent.s. All those sxmtaueous onlistinonts iur the A. E. F. were nut inspiivd by patriotism and the law of self-preservation. When one recalls that Ad tin and Ko nuairelod over an upplo nnd th.it Cane and AM oniNwd in mortal combat over huint mutton, one mulei stands why ct' inal and uni versal peace can not lo declaied with . .-trol o of the pen. why c. ve nii.n hush mils ate never divoc d dy their wive.:, nnd why tho couits never inn out of eas-s. 111' MARKET riinne Main 7511 The (H'AI.ITV f tair Meivhamlise. tin- KAU'.NKSS of our Prices, and the PKO.MITNKSS of our Soiviee make it a pleasure to tnulo at our stntv. Tiy us ami 1h eunvinced. Eveiy order given eaivful attention. Keillor und I'u bllaher ..liuslnuss Manutfuv 75o M.so so Mall COO .....12.60 ..........16.00 ....I2.00 .430 ...1)0 for Clod, his way Is perfect: ho Is a buckler to till thum 81. of divorces in some states, Sargent to sponsor a bill to are led to believe it has been ' that wonder-motor announced Kni'ti n uimtliiitii. fnnl .r n awi ' before ushering hi Jhe new ' "" I 4 . the amount of money they more thruly lor the snnpie nen.se. continue that way (or at usual the La Kullettu gioup .iu.no - rhini biioliM nnrl finni- GROCERIES MOvaiftts is Oof? MOSf FASHIONABLE oirrn-r for .BOSS. viERV m -BOSS . ViERV WAFfcW tolWMfcn-n ,JfKt.l r.-.x (J u fBH - , . ,. ,cJ I Qia A NllD CPX- I DOtsT VJ .B ZZTpV -KAAOAM. JXs VJAMTSTSLE-XWAMr p i Oof? DAMOY 0 OFFICE CAT Among the many ndvantiiK'S o a rcBldcnco on Jajiib Inland. N. Y . Is the tart (hut onu sulu of the l lunU you enn 8i Ihe Sound und on tho other you can hear the Sou. Funornls im such illMi'Ti'ihlr tm.,., ,rr mini ihn..y iL puttin iniiuitr ,.," ZZZ "" ' r "" B A fflrl ri'i-riit!) ilrounril In tht hiilhtnh. Slu hud u tor:. vk and Itiuk u but Ii. m:ck ax xi-.ru. Hl. M),0 n.vks anil nm-ka uwuy ''" " k jih' onior u.iy o..nudVand. m. , .hi. ran iy. nuck I i no gin we anon minus B yom'-nado is some m-w km o. a most (iii-M:uoi s ui'i i.it. lr tlt Miuilkf! bole npia-ars uf- tor k month Wcr." remis t 1 """"'-'i"" immr ameniM-mem, 3 ? M'lttH'iotl in tlie ( oHiiti'.cutlc-utute end' wiimmii und and tt-e po.i ,, w, ninko nimu,(.r .h,,..r of nl,.r rivlt. tin(I nil!lirili Iir: luti'ly frH . . A Itrooklyn iiuin claims to have orn OIU ro'!!,r lu,1,';,n r,,r, 1fl!f1y- nine years. The public would like to Know how many pnn-M r tmu rr ' h worn out looking for ,mi "tton th bureau. TWO HITS. I mn twenty-ftvo cents. f it 111 not oil KpcukiiiK tfriiis ith the billcbor. I 1 am too sniiill to buy a uart ol leo cremu. i 1 am not lar.-!c etiotiu'li to pur- ehiise a bt of candy. I ' 1 am te siiyilt to buy a ticket 1 to n movie. i t am hardly ft lor a up. but - - behevo mr, w hon 1 no Into the rol- Ihn ptiiti. nl tnn- I him i',m- t.l,T.-. Kidnnpors Sold Xftrr Uifs sllrcfl kidnaper for l M, two lmer i., . .. r- ca. Moris o( R.iHtinc, tit llr Mrih Kmn llorton. 4, hi rvort.1 tt ifr pmn. Mr. m1 Mm. Witbum T. tloifon M Memi-hi. Tenn. Tbr Morton say that rornnfr neifthhrii tol th chil l frmn fc.i t.nt, m, At, htwaptta). The child was sold tn AtkauMS, hot Uxr pUocrtt In m Urmplus orphans' hom. Th arrest ol th allryM kMitm at Japrr. Ala-, on otbtr charfvs. te4 to iht ptitnu Andinc Martha. V SES,X SETT r,. ( LAST JW BOW ABOUT AS LOMCr AS ATiSSU- I Si SVlLE. MA. NciRhlmvLood (Hub o ' licjLrin Seamen's Work (r'ohtlnuvd from Pave One.) will Mi cull u pice' for org.m- tilloil UN 11 : rt mi-iit. Already tli' ' ronu:itl tot'8 UI'L1 dn nnliiK: ( I'e 'linst iiiuh puIi o( -t:iniM lor tho hcni'fit of the tHutc'a nbt rrutpr i nt'outp. Mrs. Wavnp Wiidr of Islnnd Mtv und ?lrv. Kvr lyn It 8'nliam r. who t'ondiiclcl the most Riict't'HNfiii v the rnuntv him kiK wii when t hv wi re in rhnt-Re tat-t tour w'M nrvo in the t-nm cavKHy thiw foil at tho re- nuost of the state tulerculois as sociatton. A tenehiM's tea. to which ;ill pub lic school touchers und llbnrh'iis of I -n (triuide will o invtteil w:il bo the rirst aflnir on tie club's hi ehil enlendnr. Vr. I,. V. Mnp is chairman of (lie arrang-nten:s. W th a l,,n per cent sub cription to I be official o ri;nii ot the MroKn I'Vdotatimi of Women's t'Inbs In vlt w. Mrs. I.. Ijirimin and enm nilHoe are ' ri'i'uring for a Koder- ntlon News tea. The sehoiaiship and lo:in fund, a state project, will be benefited b a series of luncheoni sponsored by rou.mtti r I he dh ert'iill ijf Mrs. J. T. HiclmrdsiMU I (lr;'nde has ulvas been close to tho head ( f t in le. n fund li t. The Victory way, .letter Hmu's k. progni ins of v"k fi- t tie ,rt and muHic departments. the I i vlt leu nl the oh It lire rnieiMt"d In speei lij'.-d ki of w "kfi-s. with chairmen named hi the m w .venr ImmiU n.s colli w.": . Year book. P-r... li. It. I'leitver; press und pnliUrlty, Mis. 1.. It Moo; sue at, !r. I,. Itulrt'Mi; endowment trs urlirM'k: ChrH- nias seals. Mr-. Wa 'i an I Mrs. Kit. llbiium- ttueh.is' tea Mm. A. W (Nelson: v lot -a lion .v ws. Mr-. 1 I,. Ijirl.'on; scholutshlp and loan fund. Mm. .1. T. ; ithui dsou ; hoernbeoher hustital end- wi'ient Mind. Mrs. John The'weti: pntdle heulih. Mi s Alter M;miii rdt; ehild wo f in . M i s. I ;. Seit.; ;ui'lli:tl leukt:iM. Mir. Itonabl M. i'lium ; dei'oriiltons. Mr.'i. Ibirley Cit hard- s'n; nKiTtu. Mrs. es.-uhaver; ml Io:mi lilnnry. Mm II. II. flea- v,T: Imivim coiiiintt't. Mi-s. Atvih Child for $1.50 l .J t I9I". IV .LA .rnviCt INC nrdKon: unnuiil flower hIiW. Mih. I,.vnn Itohni'iu'ain,: andithiK runi mittei'. Min. V;ird Kowler, Mr, Anna I'uluck and Mrs. O. M. Silver thorn. FARMERS TURNING TO j DIVERSITY (Can tinned rrmn Vhkg one.) rt i ro: eni. wliU'h acco'Mits for tho ,lilf..r.n.-o A-tii.illv r.ii-t.i lunrl U n.,,-,1 t n.urly the. e exnerul ; worth.) I'nrri lilllliltnrs. 125. $3,197. ri.'O: mill, l2.9no.oi5; Increase, 2T.Ml5. I. SKH'k in l-'anns I.i'sm livst-M-k on rnuiri rountv ''iii'thm in IlilT. In stmwn. wtiicli Is tirltt vci il in. tn wi'i'illni? out of ron- ri.PtuhU' nninvls nnd :llo ro-i-ont sotliiu-k tlio cult lemon re o.'ivo.l. Iiniry cattlo hIiow h honHhv in croiiHo wHi 4 7:'4 cows this year compnri'i with 4Mir, In lDin. Hoof , I't'tt'r Hlicwcrt li il,'cri';'8i' nf ?H:'I. KiKtiros on.. hnr'.-t'H. nuilotf, 8.lnv. anil lroi"llriff srwn I'nlow: Hnrm'l. 1925. Mill!: 1920. 1 1.415: ilooroiiKc. 195'!. ( Kd'tor'K nto: lll'Cn iL'I'H III lllllHt'H Is lll'lll ctiil-scil l.v the (iirnln'r of f-'i-mors 'o inc I'l.nn'cnl iloviccM for luirvojit inp. plowing, otr.) MiiU-s. I'i2fi. 217; 1920. 129: ln cr, n... 1 ' S. !'.,,. I !i;5. 12.192; 1920. 1 1 i i iu'rono. !i: s. j-t" vr 5, 1174; 1920. I:r-N: ,i.'it,':is-' 1st. t'"ii Vlclil1' "irnr,il I'riocifO crni, vlo''s of 1924 unit 19 Mi uro cuniMr.'-l s T'ltlows: Hats, .arr.'j 1924, 779S; 1919. S94:i; iloiniivo. 1145. Iliishi'l "ats. 1!I24. 2M.:n:7: 1 9 1 9.. t 99.11211 ; Inrroiiso, 15.94 1 Imsli.lH. (IncriviKP 'ti'ii'i'-'S mitri' liuslicls pir acio yl.-lil.) W'li'iit r 1924. 4) -1 . 7 " S : 1919. 'S.749; li rr. a.'i'. t.. Ilush.'ls whom 1924. 9:11 7 1 1919. 9H2.- 1154: ilorrca-o. l"0.:t:iS lni.stiols. Itarlov. nrn'K 1924, f.::S7; 1919. 4"i:j; lniToii;o, tl2l nrri'8. Hu-.li-I'lK I. alloy :i2l. is.t.sss; 1919. 73. l;i;t; Ihivpiis . Mi 725 lu-hola. Aprl S' Vi.unir troc.s 1924. S"t45; IV19. S7T.4: inrroii'-. 4591 troo... 't'pi'i'S or li.urll-K uci! 1924. 99.:I43: t!H!l. 129.S"2' tlocrono. 29.9S9. I :nli.'ls of unplo 1924. !'.Uii; . ... (pp,, 31.19S What Is A Good Cow Worth? iMKm'Dl'KS, a registered cow born in 15)10, deliveixd to her owners timing her lifetime four daughters and eight .sons. These ot'fsrn ing netted $145 by dii-ect sale. rutter 1'at prntliieed by this cow during tlie 13 years she was in the held totaled (loOO pounds, producing an income of ' $o25D fioni bnttei fat alone. Thus, this fine old dairy mat- ion brought to her owners the sum of $4715. ! Not all cows aif Mercedes, nor w ill they le. Hut there is ; no doubt. Mr. Dairyman, that keeping books, as was done in this case, proves which of your cows are unprofitable and can Ik? sold. Then, as you fill their place with others, ! biy only the Ix-st stock. It will pay you and the La '(Ir tilde National Kink is willing to assist you in so doing I within legitimate limits. . llio ln.'lftr InlonintUmnl l.lirMiK" i:ltloo at I'nrtlanil. IVIkIkt ' lt l V iutT llli. wtll slum oit Iir brlUT bnTilinx t. llMva I imiltinlilo. .liir.-.l In thl' Kr.al Ailllon rr lhlrj ami mr Itrtltlr. IIms. Mmiii. .:t. Ilir : a I'imllry M. lmllLtrial anil I anil fioliR ls s!iin aiMl the rrlrbraltxl llia-w Sliow. La (irande ; par &XFm 1 lt .Murjoile Muuiilif) An A- O. S. hiihinoKH meeting wua held Tueaduy ufternoon. A linan elal eoniNiiltco was o'ltablUhed with ItosHie Liu rim an chulrman. The ainut and purposes and prin ciples of A. O. 8. were explained. I The creed of the A. G. 8. was read jtojmorm the new girU uHHieiated with this organization of wliat iB the prinelple by which we are try ing to mold our lives. I An A. O. 8. matinee dance was announced for Kiiday at P .in. The aim of t lie social activities Is to create a closer comradeship be tween the girl students of Lm GiMiidu high school. , A Junior claw meeting was railed Tuesday morning by Hetty Cochruii. the clajw pru-idi nl. The purpose of tlie meetmir was to nominate the clans live-wires. Lois Nelson and Kermit Duvis were elected. The work outlined for live-wire Is to create more pep In class activities during the entire year. MIbh liennot 1b busy with the pnepcrution Uf tu. Junior play. "Mt t'omebody fcll.se." Try outs have been held niter school Ipr tiie pa.st Be vera 1 days. 1 ... ' An assembly was called Wednes ' day at U:40 a. m. Mr. Towler in- troduced Mr. Hammer, who wing tteveral Htdections. He was heirt lly applauded. . , , The assembly was turned over to the student body president. Wesley Urownton. He announced that spc u,ni tickets would be sold again this year to the.businetB men. The business manager wia then called ill on He urged each class to try ito .sell the most tickets hcuutse the point contest would end Friday, I The ndvanced tyjM? writing classes lire taking the rnderw.ud upeed ti'Kt this week. Knch person is re (itiiod to make : tt words a minute before he can try for an award. The football team met In the gymnast urn Tuesday evening and I radioed .signul.s and a so tome ol tlie fundamentals of football. A meeting of all the Freshmen was called yesterday afternoon in the auditorium for the purpose of electing live-wires. loah llram- well and Lawrence Bay received the popular vote of the class and uru 10 " boou worK tills man ciais. The high ."chooi orchesira. which Is being; oiRunizod under the su pervision of Miss Dillon und illsa Miller, hold its first practice last Monday. Many, instruments wore icpresented, though more are wel come. It is thought that the or chestra wilt exceed that of las! ear as several new instrument;; have been udded. The KngllKh IV class, which Mis- ri;i;ii iuTf't:x KiiKKed out? Nerves all jcoi:-".' O.n't think, can't concenti iile on o ir business or profeHHion? W iindei-Hinnd. What you umloubt edly net-d Is the relief, that chir opractic and electrical treatments can bruit: you. Why "not consult us to-ay? There's no obligation. .1 t:. wuuinxi, l'liiroprf(4r 1 '.Ut'i m Tlici aM'iil i.- i(l.Sniiiiei- lUilfc. riMiue 107-W National Bank Quality Merchandise At All Times , , MODERATELY PRICED N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande, Oregon Vernon teaches, has organized a i literary society. Another name will be . chosen which will distinguish it from other societies of the Lame sort. The officers of this club (ire Ruth Irwin, president; Eldon Hanks, vice-president, and KHon Buchanan, secretary; all of whom v' B'vve for ii term of tour week. The editor and reporter of this yo- ciet, Alice Cook, win serve lor . semester during whicn sne wui col lect material for a small book- This is to embody eveiy interesting de- tall which concerns this, organlza- tion. :'. The first business meeting was held Thursday.- October 1. wuen the constitution was read and ac cepted and a few plans were dis cussed) The members were- pleased 1 With their organisation and , feit honored to belong to it. KLAMATH ' Ore. Salt-1 of the Klamath Lumbei it Mill Work compuny to It. 1'. Kliington of Hawk. us. Wis., was announced i here" by. II,L.. Ai'Oiub, -one f Ine retiring niombeis of the firm J The new . owner will take ovur . tho plant November 14. ;( Mr. Killngson also purchase u' ubstautial intvi'st In the Sixtlj V i-eet Lumber conrpuny - and .wjlL take an active part in Its manage-1 ment. A program , of ' expansion i'or this firm is now under coiit liderution and will bo announced , shortly, ' ' - Boys' Corduroy Panfs With Wool Flarncl Shirt . Age 3 to 8. Priced . . . 51 to $5.50 This maltes a comp'ete suit for Fall and Winter. Tug-Tog stylo, with a belt like Dad's to each suit! A Complete Stock of Small Boys' ' ; m. HATS, CAPS and SHOKS . ':""' : fa prices. ' '" Norton's Kiddy Shop Kverytliing in IdIbjUs' ami (iiihlrru's ear I I I. I Always Ask This Important Question If anybody wants to sell you balloon tires a;!;' him this: "Mister, are thoc tires htiilt of S'PFT''.T", ' Ours arc! They're Goodyear IJalloon Tires the ONM balliMn tires made with SITKK 1NMST. for greater elasticity, greater Ftienut.'t and lasting quality. You can get tioodyear Palloons to fit your pres ent wheels or new small diameter w hee's, (Jet the low Goodyear prices and standard CojJ year service from us. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. sMJaSHMMMWnisHsnWaM ; j Just In Today! 'v; A .fresh Supply of - KAMOI.'S CAXDTKS .' Take home a Dox for. Sunday ( Red Ooss Drujj Slore "III lllis'ivys I'or Vtilll' . . Ilrullh." 2
