La Grande evening observer., October 16, 1925, Image 4

Friday, October 10, 192.r.
Page Four
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
OUT OUR WAY. i
Smart Hats of the Fall Mode
fin($)xmibc fatting (Bbserfar
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(Incorporated)
By WnJJAM&jt
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An Independent Newspaper
KKANK B. APPLEUY
......Editor and Publisher
HAKVEY F. MATTHEWS......
..Bualneaa Manager
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Grande, Oregon. The Ohaerver-Btar published every Friday.
Entered at the Poatoiflce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second
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HOW TO CONQUER AN ENEMY: When a man's; ways
: please the Lord, he inukctu even his enemies to bo ut peacO
; vlth him. 1'rovorbs itii 7 , v '.
The shipping board sessions remind us of a peace con
ference there is so much disagreement.
EPW APPULE! I CoohA 1 COOKED A LOT ERA MAXPOL. jgp i
W -THinv OF rtt 1 7uS U AmThes'lLOMIX GOTO SP?UPP! fcffSS $
MAO 6REUFOS! U WAl COME OM MOW, J M-M-M-M f
9uT.A-Av,tl.L-i.x. I vF0R ye grogifcTi HT vVv!S
eftrfr RiGMTATTHATTiME 1 SCTgfk ' 'J Mf 'ff -)
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CHIC LITTLE TURBANS
"POPULAR PIRATE SHAPES
HATS FOR THE MATRON
GIRLS' HATS
FELTS, VELVETS, .
VELjOURS
NLVEU before have there been so many popular sizes,
shapes and colois for you to choose your Autumn
hat fiom
There is every style in our most complete I.Iillinary De
partment to make your selection more a pleasuie.
Let our Millinery Department help you solve your
"hatting" problems. ' . ,
Ko West- & Go. Inc.
-MOMEMTS WED LIKE TO LIVE OJER-"
Just before the first beu. om'a crip October moru.
Heirs of the late Czar of Russia are seeking to have
his estate administered. If there is anything left of it
the bolshevists are less thorough in their work than might
have been suspected.1
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The naming of "Jack" MacNider, formal national com
mander of the Legion and all-'round fine gentleman, as
assistant secretary of war to the vacancy occasioned by
Davis' promotion indicates that MacNider was very care
fully considered for the head job himself. Perhaps Cool
idge prefers to have his cabinet officers Work up, and in
mat way come into omce wiin some conception oi us re-
quirements. If that is the case, MacNider can be counted
on to do his share of "working up." At least he will work
and he's already up. His appointment should give the
war department stock a t.uiisidurable boost ut this time.
He is' a man worth watching one who will go far in public
service.
OFFICE
CAT
TMAD MAUN, RIO. ,
A , negro . confectioner In Port
land dlspluya thin Biftn: "lei your
teeth, freeze your lips and give
your tongue a fleif?h ride."
Mr. CnolMgt is the t first presi
dent to Kiiln nn'veiHfil popularity
by Haying nothing and. doing less
.
The most trnjrli' inonftiii In wo-
ninn'H (Ife in wlirn ? renMw tlint
tlnncliiEE. in-' lie Iht trntl. cjitln
imrfiiltH imikus ht'r rnt. and lisien
liiff to a man's, itctlifiiKH
inalu'H Iier yawn. '
creusiug tiuir trapit a 1 stock.
.;.
CICKOO
"Kittle kIi'I, wliy lire ou so in-ten-feted
in thou biiils'"
"U'cll, 1 Just lehriied there nlu't
iiq Saul a (. nit.s, and I'm ou t here
to invest inn to. this htork proiiosi
tinii." .
Some gh-l8 marry their first
chance becuiiao tlioy'ru airalil hu'a
uIho their luHt.
Haj.pini'ns is oiti n only a nvit
tcr of iinaKiiiation, lmt unhappi
nusa Is usually t lie real thing.
(Si-rnlching hiu head) "I've, got
an idea." . ,
Otntfi .That'll net what I call
them." " .
luiiifd itl the home of Mrs Wtlliuin
, Jtnlliuark 'J'htii'Htliiy arternoou.
I Mr. and Mrs. K. !. Keen, Mrs. L.
R. Carter and Miss Hess Kelty. vh(
hnve ben vaeationinor on the Min
nm for Hie pnst two weeks return
ed hom1 Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Woinier. Mrs. H. . H
femstock. Mrs. A. G. Con kit n; Mrs
I Tom Harris. Miss Delia Welmei
and Miss Violet Bloom were Li
Grange visitors Saturday.'
DICK Ht'XTIXC. CliASUS
cn ii:s Aiti; ",,Tr maki:
I - TIIKM
i .1 . ... 'Cities nr" wht men mn:;e them.
' Wherever the cities may up: '
NOT ALWAYS EXPENSIVE. Whether out oi (lie desolate Ursurt
The withdrawal from the senatorial race of W. L.i or JtJwS& ,
j nompson oi i oru;.na occause oi me largo cxpenauuie tmo im-vpi-ivf io tho leasts of
needed to conduct' a campaign and the law againist it,! 0r Mlllvn i.mn.1:
brings to light u commendable stand, but it doesn't always Cities are what men make them, ,
require a big outlay of money to reach the people. As "." "'"s " Blv'"" b tio'''
the East Oregonian has remarked, there are ways and so inip up your tusk 'on rin.i it.
means of gutting before the public that cost, very little. I Nor 1frl':""'1'' "' wl"a 5 0,1 lu,vo
One of thorn is for a candidate to say something of suffi- i nP r the tnnn to nmicn KriMiiiT
cicnt news importance to get in the newspapers, to come ' T1"' ' '"Cl' win-re yorvsi in your
out and make definite statements about real political is- "' V
imps, to contribute a fair measure of constructive criticism ,r ""' ""i'i iiin-niin to
along with. the usual flood of political" bunk. The candi- r.nii.i n .!"k'. uini win immh i
date who can do that will have little difficulty getting his n misM-.
message before the people throughout the state and ati who ur" willing to lubor mi.i
veiy little cost. ' "'
. I .
une reason some candidates find it so expensive to con-j Th imnicM
duct a political canipai'.'ii is that they have nothing of'?'''"!"'''1'1
value to say am! contradict themselves at all stages ofj ...
the game. Newspapers aren't going to bother filling their ' A '"""''"' "i h:n n sinri.d in
columns with speech reports when a candidate tells a Vhnt 'ii'"'nV m,v,'i7u'n,'-
irrolin of fainiers line thinir onn fin v. u o-ronn nf Inlinrino1 the rlflil i.lnci'.
men another thing another day, and a group of business i ti'iow who wJn i w.r
men still another thing the next. Such camnuign salve is ''"" shoui.i not piny witi
S0GIHS1
i nr-Tiir rmii:
Ul .IHL IJULH
KI-M.TH KAI.I.S. Ore. I""'
the f'rst morninT s'nee the due'
Sanson opened the Incessant pop
ptng of shotguns was silent nlonr
the Klamath river and tn the famed
Tulc lake country, because of, th'
warning issued to hunters by Ur
G. S. Newsom, county hoaltli of
ficer, not to shoot the birds suffer
ing from sope strnnw mlad)
which is killing them by the thou
sands. Dr. Newsom sa 1 d t h n t people
s'lould not eat ducks killed any
where within the county because of
the belief that they are nffHcter
I
with nojiio form of botul.nus yA-
Bontng. '
Authorities here, wure owaiting
word fr6in Ihe .state .board of
houlth ta' rortland.and the Cn'ted
fltnt.es biological survey In. order to.
leU'nnine definitely whether or n
the. botulinns diagnos.s qf Ur. New
born i correct,
The sun 's ttv -.ot In In'liatuH
when Dr. K. A. Itoss, of tlie t'ni-!
.versity of Wisconsin, attempted loj
cross the street without any cov-j
ering on his head the natives Inn;-1
tied to cover it. declaring l e ;
would suffer
from even so
from
short
un
headache
exposut e. j
Reliatle Merchaiise Smccl853
L
Makers of Two Horse
ffC
m r m..
i stO'ti lie
A new Ihir FEEEif They Bip
The Start
Isn't Hard
BUT KEEPING ' AT
YOUU SAVINGS AC
COL NT IS WHAT
COUNTS. . . . . '
IS VOUKS GROWINU
KWUliLAULY KVEilY :
. La Grande
National
Bank
Sound - Reliable - Proffcsslve
mVK (PperiaU'eyeral inem
hts of the Woman's club of rove
ultumled the (''insttniiH S-ul Insn
tutt hrld ut l.a (ti-andu Saturdny.
The Latin s' Aid ol the .Mthui:at
church will Bive a Chns'-nids
t mr - he 1 1 rut ut Decern ne
Ml r
beautltul guts !
Lunch will be!
Job In lite worn!
a Jit i I record on
'wild lite.
Murtt'd in
jpicad on for tho simple puriwse of gottlng as many votes!
ftR tlO.SHlhln in :ih m;inv (rrnnnK n n(ist;ih!n Nutni'nllv it.1
takes it lot of money and a trcnuindous camp'djrn effort to
Unko thnL viit'ictv of stuff effective at the Tolls. Onee in
a while we find instances where a candidate pets an abund
ance of fiee publicity meiely liecau.se bis statements arc
m wild and : o i'lo;.rjial as to make them valuable as news
for that particular characteristic but those cases are few.
It may he that the enminjr campaign in the Republican
primaries will bo sufficiently violent and bitter that candi-A-tPs
won't b-vn to bother about sp-ndinjr money to tell
the world what they v. ill do if elected. That will dojx-nd
mi -who the final entrants are.
never lvtr :mv more about
lmt -yln mi. I h:ih--p1n fseiorles In-
Many rsrul and
will be un sale.
Served at uoon.
ScrvHTH .'t tin- Hp si'op-ti liurch
Sunday. October IH, will cons at of
Hiuuijiy sellout at 'Ji'Ato m the tuurn
inr and eveninj; prayer and ser
mon at 7:30. After the services
ull are Invited tu tue rectory lor u
sucial hour.
On WVdnenbiy afternoon at 2:JW
the children oi I he ptiniary class
m e invited to visit I he children's
ernner ui l!ie Kp'.scopn 1 church. An
hour will be devoted tu rciicious
tenehiiiK.
The Uev. ami Mrs. W lllniu Mur
ray Hradner visited and held serv
ices ut Wallowa Monday eviniiu:.
The "( 'appy Itielts" riiiiutnu'i'in
Kroup kc.vc un excel ieut pruM'aiu
MullM. y eV' tlilipf.
M SS Helen VlS'pliOu, of Ames.
fftw.ifc who is a teacher at Ia
Grande, spent the week end at the
home of Mrs. I.ydla M. I .a tit z.
Thf l.adh s fiirii.i will entoH.
4lK
"Something to Crow
Abaut"
, OGDLK BARS
the bigr Chorolntc - Nut -Carnmol
bnr the IjiTifi'fit
nnl best c.inly bar In town
for
5 Cents
8KB Ol'lt WINIlOW!
Red Cross Dru
Store
HAL
BOHMENKAMP
Ouneral Director
Each year has s'uown , a
nuuked increase m tile nuni
b.r ei luneials handled by
tuis firm.
Our policy ot courteous -and
fair treatment with lea
s onble p r i e e s prevailing
must account for the increas
ing demand lor our services.'
Every bereaved family is
A mod of every possible at
tention, regardless of their
ability to pay. . .
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Only 1 More Day Of Our
Special Clean-up Sale
FIFTH I Jkv -
'. SPRING VTIIVSA
uaantccd Used Fords
wi eori'K
iN'ew ('did Ti es; Loo' s Like
Price s:n:.0(
Mew.
Perkins Motor Co.
I'tionc M .Mill. (oi. tth tinrt Adnms
Save 50c to S10 on
Each Article
Sold at Reduced
Prices at This Sale
MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES
' 1'lione Main 75!)
; I IJKSH SALMON AM) IIALIHI T
Luhli'.iid and llananu Siiiash arc best for pics.
Al.l.-W IIOI, l:ilt COAIs, niir S In III. lice'llnr
m' ol ii iiiiili trm Im 4br ul Ihl lit 11
IIIIVS' v MI sll.v Simviil mi
iii.-v 1 i mil ni:i.ssi:s
oiir rliii't r of lliiy 1 It1' llan-l Tritmml lint. Iiii li Sd.lMI,
liti s MMlt, lll;lM,s. nur 1 In II. Mill i. to HIUMI. m l-
nines !t:t.."i0
Inn iikt
ti .tl un: iif fur
i...O n HIO.lHI
(I (HI
1.(10 III !..!
X (hi- nli- lor KI.O'I
uilil At till- xiU-.. tJ.OO to K.YIIO
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Xi.im
Ii
l...lirs' sll.K llilsl: ;n Mihir-. 'lltmi Sitml oi Itiisiun Cnlf. llllf tlicy lilni
iiiii- ctuKit' or am of our l-mlli' l-'iln-r silk Mi-.-ii'Ii'-vh swIi wlillr llii' InM (nr.
wi: (.1 it am 1.1: mis sai.i: T'i in: Tin: iu:vr mhm:v.s.m:I! i;i:it oi rl:i;i
A t.AUl.i: SKICK TO M:l.l.(T I UOM.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
New Saner Kraut Is Here
Now The Home Made
Product
It is dean ma(e from sound, mature cabbage, shredded, to
which salt has been added, and then allowed to ferment.
Saner Kraut is good and good for you; when you eat Saucr
Kraut, remember you are building up your healtn, as well as
satisfying your appetite.
Twenty Cents worth of Sauer Kraut will serve four to six
persons. .
For Sale By
PATHSON BROS. GROCERY
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