La Grande evening observer., October 08, 1925, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, October P, 1925.
fo(6nmbc JEfremng ODbscrr
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KAMK B. APPLEBY
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS.-
.......Editor and Publisher
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1a Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday.
Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, as Second
Class Mall Matter under aot of March 1, 17.
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j,' THE OMNISCIENT GUIDE: The steps of a good
'are ordorcd by the Lord. Psalm 37: 23.
' About all some men Have left of their early training is
a hymn, or two to whistle.
!' 'Another advantage the bachelor has is that ho can use
his 'own judgment about changing to heavier union suits.
. i ; There Is much comment in some portions of the coun
try': about the increase in leisure time that has been madi
in the last generation. It is true that most people spend
less time working than was true years ago, but they seem
to. be just as busy now as ever. How to make these out
side occupations most profitable and healthy is the modern
social problem. . .
Milady's beautifier requirements last year according
to figures of the National Retail Druggists' association,
included 55,047,000 jars of coid cream, 210,902,000 boxes
of talcum, and 17,866,000 packages of rouge. This is a
t.mmpnHnlla nnf rihnf inn t lltn l,ticf is. ,..,.,, 1...
nation but we always will have a suspicion that the pro
portion of charming women was-just as great a jrcnerution
ago as It is today. , i
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' : ! WHAT MAIfS" TIAnirAIC
The British Labor party has separated itself from its
communist wing and henceforth forbids all communists to
run for,offico under the British Labor party. 'thus doen
the party purge itself of radicalism and pledge itself to
sane conservatism.
Before the lalmr conference opened at Liveirool it v:i.v
noised about that Moscow was in control of England's
labor and that the Labor party was subject to the will of
,2,954,000 against 321 ,000 excluded all communists from
affiliation with the Labor party. Fiom the outside it ap
pears that there has been less of a soviet attempt to gaii.
control of the British Labor party than of , the 1 itter part
to rid itself of this "red" nuisance. There is no doub:
that the latter attempt was tremendously successful.
For twenty years or longer the radical r'cnu-iit in Amer
ican labor has sought vainly to gain control of the Amer
ican Federation of Labor and to organize a st'ong radical
labor party. It has failed miserably in both, just as radi
calism in England has failed. No doub!. many of the gooil
people of England awaited the outcome of the Liverpool
conference in nervous suspense duo to the fren.iod fear
of their non-Labor political orators. Similar "red" scaivs,
equally unfounded, are not unknown to this country.
The day will come, probably, in the ace of reifon, when
the public will have learned that starvation, poverty, tvian
ny. and slavery make revolutions and overthrow govern,
mcnts and that oratory and political doctrines can not nrk'
revolutionists out of contented workers or any other satis-,
fied class.
If hens would only keep down
the weeds half so successfully as
they keep down the planted crops.
Guocl tlims are those In v1iki
pouplo who have money contrive
to u,ut a little more.
IMITATORS
Language Is caught '
Rather thun taught,
As Is moat generally related;
For the words we use
Are the ones we choose
From those with whom we are
associated.
The child learns to talk,
Iteud, write and walk
By Imitating other people;
Yet we ublior Imitation
And proclaim origination,
Proving ourHeUes deceitful.
.
A harrow ran over a Kansas
fanner. What a pleasant sensa
tion It miiKt have been, if be had
, a lot of ulilKurr bites. .
j . . . j
j The following from the Pasa
idena. Cal., Star-News speaks for
! Itself:
I "Long Beach A vertical race Is
'scheduled for next Sunday at a
I local flying field. Competing air
Imen will mount to 6000 feet, turn
jtho noses of their craft, to the
. ground and scoot down.' The first
one to land will win a silver cup.
The man who Is donating the cup
Is J. J. Mottrell. a local under
taker."
Kverythlng has Its place, but
that doesn't relieve the man with
a bolt on his nose. ... I .
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M'KKKRV ltVHMI-:S
Mary had a' steatuhoiit.
The steamboat hud a bell.
Mary went to Heaven
The steambout went toot toot .
What Ik f.w itf rluitlon Tor n 'llrty
yarn? Nothing- more or less than
a ball of twine In the muill
MOTIIKR GOOSI-: I I' TO HATH
Illpperty-hop to the ti'irber shop.
Mom wants a haircut Just like pop.
Radio
RHEUMATISM
Cannot IM-t In the Hum :n ItoJy
lf You Will I'm TitliiLn
liTsirptlon
It Ik preposterous:; In f;ict, It S&
h h hamc to utiffer with' Kheuiii i
tisni. jjils Prescription does not ruin
the ( Hlomuch. It docs not dcprcHS
the hfurt. Hut all the incut and
prm food you win i while taklnj?
Trunk's Prescription. Contains no
mercury, salicylate soda,, oil wln
terjrreen or nurcot.cfl, but posi
tively overcomes any k nd of
rheuinutiMn r front on earth.
W of mote do you u;-n' ? II in
impossible to get . immclhtnR: bot-ti-.
. ne ki c.vchI n o a d no
vent known nnJ iilno a superior
liver medicine.
Trunk's I'rcuci iptlon 8"'Ih fo'
M 7r- or n fnr only $.".d0 nt dm
Hlorcs like. 1 4. St I. In-iiK Co. Adv.
FRIDAY, OCTOHKR 9.
.Mountain Tlim Klaltons.
CNTtK. Kdinonton, ('an. (51C.9).
8:30-10:30 p. in., Alberta Instru
mental trio.
KOA. Denver. Colo. (322.4), 6:30
p. m Herbert White and his
Silver State orchestra; 8, scien
tific foobali, Tom - McNamara;
8:10, K. Freesc, Ina Kalns, Hulda
Helen Edwards, Lewis H. Cher
noff, Meyer Castle, Frank Fowl
er, Samuel Stein, Carrie Auslen
der Minner, Iris Ruth Pavey.
Pacific Ttmo b tat Ions.
KFOA, Seattle, Wash. (464.3), 6:45
8:15 p. m Sherman, Clay and
company studio program; 8:30
10, Times studio program; 10
11:30, Eddie Harkness and his
'orchestra.
KFWB, Hollywood. Calif. (252),
7:30 p. m., microphone brevities;
8-9, program, Monte Mar Vista
subdlviders Monte Mar Vista or
chestra, Charles Beauchanip,
tenor, Hollywood string trio; 9
10, Bill Theck's Southern Five
dance orchestra. Alma Lou
Barnes, popular songs, Monty
Collins, tenor; Syd Lippman, vio
linist; 10-11, Warner Brothers'
frolic, direction Charlie Well-.
nvn. ' I
KGW, Portland, Ore. (491.6), 9
10:39 p. m., concert, Sherman,
Clny and company; 10:30-12,
Hoot Owls, Rose City trio, Pan
tages acts, 1
KHJ. Los Angeles. Calif. (406.2). I
6:36-6 p. m... Lelghton'8 Arcade i
. cafeteria- orchestra. Jack Cron
shaw. leader; 6-6:30, Art Hick-j
man's BilUliore hotel conceK or
... cheat ra, Edward Fitzpatrick, di
rector; 6:30-7:30. Radio kiddies
hour with Vyola-Von' nd -Richard
Head rick, screen JuveniU s
Bettiemae Pfefferkorn, singer:
L'ttcle John; 7:30, Romance o.
Santa Fe Trail, Qlauye Do Witt;
8-10, . program . Western Auto
Supply company, arranged by J.
Howard Johnson; 10-11, Art
Hickman's Blltmore hotel dance
orchestra, Earl Burtnett, leader.
K.VX. Hollywood. Calif. (336.9),
6:30-6:16 p. m.. Wurlltzer pipe
organ studio, Town Tattler: 6:16,
travel talk. W., F. Alder; 6:30
1, Atwater Kent Radio orches
tra, Paul Flnsteln, leader; 7-7:30,
dinner music; 7:30-8, musical
gems program, Eastern Outfit
ting campany; 8-9. West Coast
theaters by remo)te control; f-
10, Order of Optimistic Don u is,
Davis Perfection Bread company;
10-11, hour dance music; U-J2,
Ray West's Cocoanut Grove
dance orchestra from. Ambassa
dor hotel.
KPO. San Francisco. Calif, (4:18.3)
7-7:80 p. m., Cyrus Trobbe's con
cert orchestra; 8-11, Palace hotel
concert.
onfiiurcted"The -old hazards re
moved included the wooden build
ings on Alta street owned by the
KnlghU of I'ythtuB. the old Falling
building M Water and Main Ktreets,
the old residence on the Temple
lot at the corner of Water and
Cottonwood r.lrects, and the Sloan
building al the corner, of Alta and
Cottonwood streets.
' ooooooooooooooooooooooooonoooooooooopooooooooooon
FIRE HAZARDS HKMOYHD
PENDLETON. Ore. The city of
Pendleton now has fewer fire haz
ards in the form of old wooden
buildings than ever beforo. accord
ing to a statement made by W. E.
Ringold, fire chief.
During the past year or so, four
highly hazardous frame build ngs
have been razed. On thcee of the
sites fireproof buildings have been
Gained 10 Pounds
j In 22 Days
j That's going somt but skinny
men, women and children Judt
can't help putting on good, heal
t V Tien . wj vn i ,ey ....u i.tcCuy u
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablet.
as cuock full of vitamities as
; the nasty, f.siiy-taslin cod live.
oil itself, but these supar-coatetl,
itiis'.eleis tablets are as easy ' to
( tnke na cndy, and won't upset
the stomach.
I uiit u u(n.tii gained ten pounds
In twenty-two days. Sixty tablets.
sixty cnts and money brick U
no sutiflfied. . Ask Gloss Drug3,
Inc., J.. & L. Drig Co.,, or ai
I druggist for McCoy s Cod Ltvi
Oil Compound Tab eta. Directions
land formula on each box.
; "Get McCoy's, the 01 ig nal and
gonuino Cod Liver Oil Tablet."
Adv.
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WANTED!
Fee sacks
. Foi1 the' next ;
Few M;eelS.
Five cents each,
For any .number
From one to '
Five hundred.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Main 792
Mcs -:( o. 22, From: ,
OKI .ON TRAIL I OX FARM
II. W. Smiili. Pmp.,-'
La (iiamle. Oie. ' 1
Pui-lng this month und next i:
the beat . tipie to cIioosq your
bretaling stock in, this business,
because It's t'ne time t'o judge (n:
iitallty which is the main issue
If preferred. I'll ranch them fot
you. .If Intereoted, , Uv(ter : !qo);
Inlo my few special of lei s thy
are rul vaMies for the money,
and most 'anyone can .meet my
terms. It's a working niun'j
ctiancb- for ,a start. v - y
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
(Fleece Lined Under
wear ...:.....'..$1.25
Leather Coats, b'an
, ket lined $7.95
Genuine Horsehic'e,
B.ankct Lined Coats
at $10 9 j
New Yrk Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
1216 Adams Ave.
Smart New Hats
of the Autum Mode
IF you are looking for the newest creations in
millinery combined with value, you will find
a large selection for your approval in our store.
You will find the newest designs, embodying .
the season's smaiLe i, f'b.iw and trimmings;
along with faultier vo iii ianship,.
We -are only too gl 'd to h'sln you rso' e yo ir
millinery problem,-.. '
ALL HATS MODERATELY PRICED.
Millinery. Department on the Balcony.
N K. WEST & CO. INC.
: La Grande, Oi-cipron . 1 . .
.oooooooooooooooobooooodoooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Used Pianos
FOR SALE OR RENT
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Underw
ear
For girls to 12 years old; for boys to 8 years old.
We .carry the M ilrcmd, which is one of the best
brands of underwear made for chi'dren. Will give
service, and guaranteed not to shrink.
VANTA GARMENTS
Carried in sizes infants to' 6 years old. , '
. , ... ' -i ,
Norton's Kiddy Shop
, Everything o Infant and Children's Wear
Your Fall Cough
Ik linhle to lie nil
All-Winter Cough
unless you clnuiKe Ihc co.t
(tltloiiH Unit cailfie it.
NYAL
t oMiiiM ji 'i I(i;ai'.m i ;.n r
l-or
Colics mid folds
W.ll relieve tlie moHt
. stiiitlioin caneit.
Try A Bottle
Red Cross Dru
Slore
"In ltMH:ir vs i-Vir Vour
llrnllli."
RADIO
Undio reception is (rot
ting better every night.
Now is the time to get
your new
IM5ATTKRIKS AND
TII5KS
We hnve timl received ft
lame Bhlpnif nt of Tutu
and Huttorifd hnd can sup
ply ynnr nefln.
Telephone votir orders to
MAIN 124
nnd we will deliver to yoni
I. a Grande
Electric Co.
MARKET JOEL'S CROCEflES
riionc Main 751)
; FRF.SII - - -
Bpiuach - Ccleiy - Rousting Ears - CnliU'iro
Lettuce
..uii1kic-i - lJoets - llulalug;u; - Tonmtuos
Safety -Sivrfllj (hmMablu (j
Dune to ir Klntf Im.hm Af J.-rr-rtnti Au.
All Mw. l-svr from llirro llnfl.
l.KAVl:s , :RAMlH Mill
n-n'i A M. - I I'.M. I 'M! I'.JI.; H Ii.y, I A.M. .
HsKrr 1 A.M. lOtRn A.M. - 1:30 P.M. 4 P.M.
ti.in.ls, 10 A.M. - 4 r.M.
PmilMon IMIlr 1 1 A.M. 4. no P.M.
Drpot Phone Mala It
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A Bank Statement
Hint I '. 'Tynne On riidcrslntid.
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I. A l.ltWDIl NAIIONAI. hM
Owed the follow ;ni:
T (' I i:M- i bitten (lovei nment (or t itculatlni:
! -nK nut M . ;ir, i in hii
T" Tr. ;(!M)r. r nf Dm I. S, Gov't, deposit s.ooo n
Tn t ottit-r m?( t'MM i,fii,:.ni
To other I'anKs l j i r,
$l.S7'i.l'5S.M
T- Vn Wtiti-h II lliu the rolhmlti A-fr
' x f.-t fi ntiM'tii liin'N .. 2 .".".iMMi.e i
M'tn rti;i ff.-)nt. nnd r"iiv watt'li's ... , . 7. 1 1 3.4'
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Have
THe Car You
Waiting to See
The
Been
Ford
Improved
Coupe;
Wc have been fortunate in securing one of the first of these
very attractive cars assembled on the coast, and wish every
resident of Union County to sec this remarkable value in., a
closed car.
This Car Will Be Ready to
Greet You Friday Morning
at Our Show Rooms
PERKINS MOTOR
COMPANY
Corner Fourth and Adams
La Grande
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