Saturday. October 10, 1925.
Page Four
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
r
Oafeithe gating taerfrcr
Incorporated)
An Independent Newspaper
FRANK B. APPLEBY Edllor and Publisher
HARVEY MATTHEWS
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La Grande, Oregon, The Observer-Blur published every Friday.
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J.oril, i'Hiilnt 27: 14. ,
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
The road leading to Easy street is always littered with
the trimmed remains of easy murks.
COME IN OUT OF THE STICKS!
The announcement that the Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Co, will build a building hero to house their offices
and display rooms is gratifying to those interested in the
city's construction and development. It is an improve
ment badly needed by the power company and one they
have contemplated for some time. While laying a founda
tion for this structure, we are inclined to think that the
company is at the same time, consciously or unconsciously,
laying the foundation for a building that will eventually
houso the general officos of the concern. It is only a
matter of time, we believe, until Air. Lottridge and hi.)
Associates will bo convinced that La Grande is the logical
place for their headquarters, that the leading city of
Eastern Oregon, which is becoming more and more tlvj
dominant factor in their business, is the proper location
for the main offices of such a progressive corporation.
We would like to have them over here. We are confident
they'll make the move some near or distant .day in the
future, and though, we hate to imagine the envy and
sorrow of Baker when that time arrives, it's more or less
inevitable. All roads lead to La Grande, so why should
the company's officials have to suffer the inconvenience
of traveling those roads continually? Why not stay perma
nently some day and have it over with? Of course we
realize it is futile to urge them to build a second story
on that new building now but they'll have to do it even
tually, of course. You can't keep a good company out in
the suburbs away from a good town forever, . And at leant i
they'll have the proper1 foundation hero .when 'the light
finally dawns with convincing brilliancy. Climb on the
band wagon the music's fine.
GEOGRAPHICAL ATTRACTIONS.
Magazine and newspaper leaders have been surfeited in
recent months by a succession of articles, interviews and
statements by Americans as to why they are living in the
United States or nbroad, as the case may be, and by Euro
peans and Asiatics as to why thoy are living in the United
States or their native countries.
Ilei-e is a subject of interest to all irrespective of na
tionality, race or color. It embodies an appeal to the ar
dent nationalist 'and the professed internationalist. At the
same time it is a subject which might be distorted by
prejudices and fallacious convictions unless presented in
symposium.
A London critic finds the European atmosphere most
salubrious because his visits to the United States have
convinced him that there is neither liberty nor freedom
in the Land of the Free. Another writer, of American par
entage but born abroad, lives in the United States to eviub
association with those American tourists whom he com
plains ruined for him his years of study and professional
endeavor abroad. A proponent of New World residence
grows red in the face when he thinks of the red tape, with
which every European tourist is entangled, smothered and
delayed, of European living conditions and of foreign poli
tics. So every year witnesses more Europeans establishing
permanent residences in the United States and more Amer
icans making homes for themselves in England, Fiance,
Italy and elsewhere because they have found their "heart's
desire" in their adopted country. And yet, though they
may disagree on other things, all concede that the plaeo
to make money is in the United States and the other New
World countries. America is a provident haven of workers
and the inspiration of business and industrial genius. Old
World offerings call to the unimaginative peasant, th)
student, the artist and wealth.
Wvllfi If WIT&AMIRICU OATS WO
wOf Wf2 'VbfaJrJ DAT HOS5 AIM' MlRACUt.
WirIliMr Puu" 06 OOWK1 V OATS WEVGHT. .
uTn.p -
Christ. Scientist: 9:10-10:10, In
ternational Hlblc Students' association.
OFFICE
CAT
THAOI HAMH RIO.
ByJvniut
"AIi-m. I,(ii HrlimliL I mil licr lon
nIIh muorcd Inst week. in suys
Ik unit niiK mi uorrittl In Ills lift1
n w lu'ii he kI lionir anl round his
wire I'oiilclii't Inlk." Ivu-luuiKc
"Dad, wlml is un udvert le
"An gi'lvrrtlHoniont Ih a picture
of u pri'lly trl rati tiff, wi-urliiK".
holding ur driving Homi'tliinf? that
soiiu'hody wunlti to m il."
IT li linn 91.32 and trice on
$!. 7& frocks, that in rultd chop
ping. d SlocUinKH.
I'uilutr lluuuu ,
, Itoycii. .i (
your own.
('Iuhh
Radio .
Of tllP llOIUH.
Tay
Correct this stMitenoo: "Yb,m my
dt-ttr," d.t'clun-d friend' liimbuntl,
shortly utter lie had returned liouu
ufter a hard tluy'tt woilt, "I'll b
only Kind to ln-lp you waul, the
diHln'K."
Tlic IlecrK' epi-ll( Jem found
innjiy ittM'p.M'a fish that were II
hiiiitiialisl. I'l iliiipH tlu-y iul Ihtii
HnmplliiK (lit lM(ih'H ihc ItootUic
Kcrs iluiupt'd nvrrlHWrd.
KriendKhip In Hip ffrpulr-at thing
In the world. There Ih no door It
will not unlock, no prohleniH It will
not solve. In, offer ull, the only
real tiling In the world.
Another way to keep from prow
Itiff old In to Hi nit nn uiKuinent
about rcllxlon.
There ore Indications that sen
alora nr khHur ready for iawV
attuek on Urn sennte rulen. Hon
alor Hurria, of OeorRln, has had
his ton.slln removed.
lr: "!( a surprl for you,
den i le. I've unit Mimkliijc.'
Mr, ".hist (ike you, you brule!
.ltikt when I i nailed H.M mow vtni
pons to K''t a mniii.'tirhitf M (tM
Niee di'ftnillon of n noto n
lok.n of remenilironee.
Thhixs Time Xrvrr llapicn.
MtniWer: "We will nil now hon
our netida in a fw words of
swfftr,"
One often Ileum the question:
"What la a man without ,n wo
imm?" The unawer la that lie la
(s anything
MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES
riione Main 759
Fresh Made Cider
40c per Gallon
I TKI. M IDI .(,sl,v M-.tVOI'h
1 Ihi is a dlifi.rnce brtwrrn
nrrvouanrw and n'ivpMi.nris.
Kr.ut ilirrnrriir Indrcd, but both
rin under tin. jurisdiction of
thp i-ipi-rt rhiropmrtnr. iv host
arrful udjiutmrnls of ths splnjl
iiKsiurnls mill l.oni'i urnrflt by
rolcusliiK tli liuprlsonrd n'rv.
roniKollnns. und ri'Jlorlnic the
!t'ui to normal hralih consul
tullim f(ir.
I.litrii'al TiiUihiU liltrn,
ik. woohki l
t'lilnmraotar
ilcilr-T!HrrilU.it
ii Boiumcr Ulilg. I'liouq 4;.
Kl'XDAV, OCTOIIKR 11.
Mnunlniii Time Mullens.
KOA, JVnvi-r. (.'olo. (32.4), It n.
in.. St. John's Kpiscopul cuthed
rul: 4 p. m, orirun recitnl: 7:30,
HI John's Kplscopul ruthedral.
rnc-iric Time StntluiiH,
KKW'B,. Hollywood. VaM4 (252).
9-11 p. in., Lute news und War
ner brothers movie frolic, r'rank
IMerc.e und Vie Beull, comedy
sonKs: Al Meyer's Aeolian dunce
oreliestru; l't'KBy Aluthews, blues
flillKer.
KCiO, Ouklund, Calif. (U01), 11 a.
m., t'ulvury Jesbyterlun chureh;
3:JU p. in., KUU l.lttle .sym
phony oreliestru; 7:30, L'ulvury
1'resbyti'rlun church.
KOW. I'ortlund, Ore. (4!ll.5), 1(1:25
a. nu, llrst i'resbyterluc chureh:
7:55-'J p. in.. Iirst t.'hllreh of
flulvt, Helenlist. .
K1IJ, l.os AllKClea. fiillf. (405.2),'
0-:n p. m liKhton's Arc'udul
.. oafeleriu oreliestru, Jttek ffrtil-
shuw, lender; 0:30-7, Art Hick
man's Hilt mure hotel concert or
eliestru, Kriwurd J''ttzputrtck, di-'
rector; 7-7:3u. I'irst JLelliodlst
Kiiiseopul church; 8-10, program,'
iMurtin Music company, tlrruns;
ed by J. Huivurd Johnson, Kuth i
i'llts, soprano, John Murtin, i
piunlst. I
KJit, Keutllc, Wash. (3S4f4), 7:U!
p. in., Mrs. Montgomery Lynch, 1
ori?.in!st; 7:30-11, Kirs! M. :.
church; 9-111:30, 1'iiKet .So Mini j
HuvfiiKH und Loan Association or
chest r:l.
KNX, Hollywood, Cnlir. CI36.ll), 7-
8 p. in., Klrst I'resbylerlnn
t'lillrch of Hollywood. Kev. Ktew-
Ambassador hotel concert or
chestra. Josef Kosenfcld, direct
or: 9-10:30, program, Heverly
Hills Nurseries.
KTAH, Oukland, Calif. (215). 10 a.
ni., Illble lecture, Prof, l.tnsley:
11 a. m service; 7:45, church
service; 9:30, concert.
KTCI.. Seattle. Wash. (306.9),
7:50-9:111 p. ni. Kirst Church of
MOMMY, (KTOBKIl 12. I
.Moumniii Time Sintlons. !
KOA, Denver. Colo. (322.4). :3o!
p. III., Herbert White and his
Silver State orchestra: 7:30 sund- j
man's hour; sscleiitiflc football, i
Tom MeNumura; s:lo, Y. W. C. '
A., Mrs, Henry ilellamy, sopru- j
no; June llsllantlne, contralto:
Huru iJtcy, reader; ''Do You
Want to Be Itudlantly Health-!
ful?" Murg-ar'et Wilson; Kuth j
Meyer, pianist; Kliner Nelson, ,
tenor: KOA orchestra. ;
KOII, State, College. N. M. (380.0),
7:30-S:30 p. in., broudcastlng ;
lirogram for winter 1925-20, C j
-Monroe; "t so of Antls-ptlcs
on the Kami." Dr. Hugh Hurst.
Pueillr l ime .statiuiis.
KI'OA, Seulthi. Wash. (454.3) 0:45
:15 p. iu., Slierinun. Cluy and
company program; 8:30-10,
Times studio program.
Qyality Merchandise
At All Times
. MODERATELY PRICED
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande, Oregon
WILL CONDUCT
ART CONTEST
(Continued from Page Pne:
JllfCh Hohool prizes rank as fol
low: Kor semors, ;.7i; for Jun
iors. $; for sophomores, $15;
tor freshmen, $10.
There also Ih n $25 prize of
fered in the competition between
members of the Neighborhood
club.
Only thp contest in I-a Grande
was discussed lust evening, urn
another contest will soon be
launched amon.i; the high schools
of the county. Tor this event.
Dr. W. T. l'hy. of Hot Luke bus
promised" a scholarship of $50 lo
the winner. The chamber of
commerce provides another prize
of $0.
Last evcntnpf after Mrs. Moss
mnn had explained the purpose of
the movement and outlined the
possibilities open to the pupils in
La Grande Bchools. she called
upon the .teachers and library of
ficials present to express their
ideas of how the contests might
be conducted. Miss Murgart-t
Anson and George T. Cochran, of
the library board, and Mrs. Htella
Inirle. who lias been successful
with the picture work among the
children at Central school, led
the discussion that followed.
Tt was ngred to nnpoint n ren
resentatlve from '.among the
teachors of the schools to meet
with the library board Monday
evt-ning, when plans will Ik? com
pleted. The contest will be held in Jan
uary, und tiie awarding of prizes
will take place In February In
eonnection with the art program
that will form a red letter day on
the Neighborhood club's calendar.
As n pretudo to the . discussion,
Mrs. Mobsman entertutned her
guestB with ah informal contest,
for which she flashed 20 famous
pictures on the walls by means of
a stereoptlcon. Later in the -owning
she served refreshments, as
sisted by J)r. Mossntan and sev
eral of the guests. The rooms
were bright, with bouquet of aut
umn garden flowers.
Market NX I on by Motor Trnrlc.
TALl'LLAH, 1. AD. Tim
in u la und wagon as a means ct
transporting cotton to the gins
seems likely to be supplanted by
the motor tr-jek.
With improved roads, the far
mer who relies on tho mule und
wagon will labor under disad
vantages. One grower In MiulU
son parish made six trips lo a
gin one day by motor truck,
vhcr using a mule and wagon
hi; would hav; made but one.
FOLSOM. Onl. (AD Alfred
nollinger. ax slayer of Alex Sum
mers, camp mate at Marysvillei
was hanged at 10:07 a. m. in 1ho
state prison hero today. He was
pronounced dead 13 minutes after
the trap was sprung.
...
You'll Sure Be
Surprised
When you get
woomvAitirs
famous -Maple Nut -
Fritters at
25c the Half Pound
These are the original
Chocolate J'eanut Clusters
with tho creamy maple cen
ters. Red Gross Drug
Store
inj,
Snodgrass &
Zimmerman
Exclusive
Undertakers
Our Invalid Car la used but
for one purpose of convey
ing the sick and Injured any
where they want to go.
Main 83 Night or Day
art 1. MacLennnn, pastor; S-if,
rich and well-off, ult bough be
probably dosnt know it.
Some girts marry for money, n
few many for love, nnd occasion
ally one murries for kerps.
A moth is no fool. He will '
never taekle nil old pair nf pants I
while there Is n kmmI dress suit
hanging nearby.
...
If nil of lis knew everyllitni;
nlKMit the rtvt of us none of hh
would associate with un ot us.
A clever girl's iden of diking care
of herself Is getting some man to
to It for her.
The rnr of rtnifiiig U on lis way
Wo oMi' lite IuiiiIht hi Unlny
Tlw !tbhils nlv will mmmi nrrfte
IteiiH-mU i- the . daI is ,n. Klv.
I Km" I Mop to w-to mir time or
ikui;li
As our prhTn nre nlunT low.
To hulhl rilu now l a splendid
ttine.
While tmi inn hornnv Tnr m
(etial of n rrnjr man.
tough lnletriT. 7.V cri.
They sit msde of hickory,
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
A Bank Statement
Tlint Kvoryone Can VnoYi-stniMl.
On Orlolior G. 1925
IA fillAXIH-J XATIOXAI. HAXK r,
Owpil tlio followlni?:
To llir. I'nllfil Stairs Oovnrnnient for rlrculnllnpf
bank noit-s loii.ino.no
To llm Tnasuror of tlic 1!. S. Gov't, ili poslit ri.uuo.no
To lis otlH'r di'posltors l.C6:l,Sr:i.47
To oilier banks 11.215.40
1, 870. 108.113
To I'ny Which II llns tho Following As-is:
tl. S. Oowrnini'llt bonds 257.000.00
Municipal school nnt county warrants 7.413.40
Notes of customers, secured by warehouse receipts
for Ki-alll. timber, livestock, etc. (approved).... 1.2S9.24S.8S
f-nsh In vault anil deposited with Federal Reserve
Hank and other banks, approved by Treasury
Department 4S7.;C2.01
llnnkinf; house, furnifire nnd fixtures 77.351.15
Stock In Federal Reserve Hank 7,500.00
Due from V. S. Treasury 10.000.00
2, 133,775.44
WHICH LEAVES FOR THE STOOKHOI.VERS, RErRE
, 8EXTING TII1TIR INVEKTMKNT
Sj.-n.nno.&i
La Grande National Bank
The roor Man's Frinxl"
Oppo, Foundry. riione I-HS
No Vumlay Boslnma
.Do You Know That We
Cover 20 Different Styles
Of Buttons
' HALF HAl.Ii. 1TI.I. nI.I. ami TWO-TOXF.
TrliTil from Sloe per iliwten to not
Have n new shipment of
;l!tI.S' JF.USK.Y AX11 WOOIz HRF.SSI.S
Ago 3 to 14 years. Reasonably priced.
Don't overlook our complete line of Stamped Goods.
We have anything you want to make -ip.
i-wats Axn hats ion novs and tiini.s
IVsl grade of merehamlise- yon can buy for the money.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Everything In Infants' and Children's Wear
IN THE PATH
OF PROGRESS
To study any particular human mechanism ijl
properly and diagnose its ills is beyond the
power of any one 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, v- j ,-,
The Hot Lake Sanatorium
Dr. W. T. Phy. :
Owner Mrl'Directofr f"' ')T
Would You
Like to Build
A Home?
Maybe you are planning on building a
home of your own in the next year or so
it's as fine an investment as you can hope
to make.
The whole problem is one of financing.
Where are you going to get the money nnd
how soon do you want it?
You can probably buy a lot on a small
payment down and the balance a little each
month. But building the house will require
a good deal more money. You'll have to
have or be able to get approximately one
half of the total cost in cash.
Start now to accumulate that amount by
putting your savings in the La Grande
Building & Loan. Determine to put aside
a certain amount each month it will ac
cumulate quicker than you realize and will
earn you 7 interest compounded semi
annually. The necessary fund will be avail
able when you need it most. Ask us to
give you details today.
4fr
La Grande Building & ban
Association
FLOYD McKENNON, Sales Mngr. '
1-a (.rande National Bank Bldg.
9i