La Grande evening observer., October 20, 1925, Image 4

' Tuesday, Octol)Oi-20,J925.
Paee Four
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS?
IP LRArsrK Mri-rrs i
LUKJO ..KtllKKSa UIV
WILL UK KMDNSlHl.t:
GENEVA Af) If tnt- next
esnioa of the council of the
League of Nation la held st Ma
drid, the selection may fcav bn
made by the wives of the council
members.
The SpanUh ambassador was
asked by a friend whether he
thought the Spantfh invitation to
meet in Madrid would be accept
ed. "What do you think?" rejoined
the ambassador. .
"WelL all I know is th-U Mrs.
Hvinan (the wife of the Biyian
member of the council) ais ahe
Hi
(Incorporaifd)
An Independent Jiewpape
FRANK B. Al'PUiBY-
dllor and Publlaher
HARVET F. MATTHEWS-
Buameaa Manage
' Pubtuhed muuv except Sunday, at 141 Adam Arena.
Xa Grande, Oreaua. The Oberver-tar pibliahe4 every Friday.
' Entered at Ute Fouofllce at La Oraoda, Oregon, aa Second
j Claea Mall Matter under act of March . 1171.
vr
OFKIClAL PAPER OF UNION COUNT! AND TUB
C1TX OF JUA QRANOB
lj.7 f
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
; The Aaeoclated Prvae la exciuatrely entitled to uae for pub-
llcatloa of all newt dupatchea credited to It or not ot&enriae
" credited If published therein. All rthu of republication of
'' apecial dUpatchea In thla paper, and alao tne local newe her.
, In alao are reaerved.
j SUBSCRIPTION RATSd
wants to so to 3Jtund.'' fc-id tht-
tnena.
"Then it la all rt." said tbe m
hasrador with a laugh- "If the
wive; of the council members hav
decided on Madrid then we UaIl
certainly go there."
MB, SNCOZERi' JUST AS .OeEUUrt
mM-te a vnere A "Total. vsmaT That emoh.-ar
WJ a OOMT HVOW Mr SA "Tf-lRArA SMOKES. BOT
il'HlS WORDS - AS MOCH lr-r wi
IfSM-s -to sah-loowcoT ffi( 54)
!; 1:
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Dally, iik month In adraaca .
. Daily. in-ie copy
TSfl
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By kUffl
Dally, per month la adTanc
Dally, per alx month In adranca-
Dally, per yx In adraaca.
Weekly Obaerver-Slar, per year.
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AD-RTISINO RATES
Display. fawlcn, per column
' Duplay. local, per column Inch-.
-40
Time contract rate on application
RIGHTKOVSNEA BRINGS PEACE: The work of rig-lit-,
eousnt&s ahuU t-i' p'acv: and the effect of ruchteouanvea. quiet
. n- and asaur-.tcv tor ever. And my people ahall dwell in a
poacctbie kalltaltou, and In sure daelilusa, and In quiet rxst
l ids p.ac. Iwah til 17. Ik.
Portland is the scene of a tunnel controversy this week
v.ith various interests ardently supporting: and others bit
terly opposing the proposed underground route to Tualatin
V alley. As is often the case, private axes are chief factors
in a municipal difficulty of this kind. Property owners on
the west side and the east side are probably fearful of such
a close addition to the city because of the effect it might
have on the sale value of their holdings. They point out
that there are thousands of lots available in Portland's
present vast area, that no congestion exists and no expan
sion is needed. And across the ridge in Tualatin valley are
property owners equally anxious to make their holdings
closer to the business district and more desirable and valu
able: They probably favor the tunel ardently. The iSr
little individual citizen who already owns his house and lot
has no place in the picture and probably doesn't want one.
He's chiefly interested in minding his own business and
getting enough money to pay present taxes.
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TO E- HAMOLtO VT J C ',c:. . e.ta ecw : ;
i
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i
Ion't be impolite, but watt tot
some peopie to finish what thiy
are sy ag and yoj will die of
old age.
TOMORROW, OCT. 21,
I Am Opening A
OFFICE
In Suite 7,
Fo'ey Lui
F.L TRIBE. D. C.
In Suite 7,
Xew Fo!ey Luilding
W LAI i
I f in knows no more bssul f.e;- 1
Poets' Corner
FALL
s not the FatL so d and d-ear. e?ementa
The icn sxit-! time of ail toe 1 "
year.
With fal'irg Uavt-aU red and
ye!cw
in 1 l i. approximately
I S.""U firS We. t oci t.
yoaiS atZQ. Four out of five n.
tht-ae tre?s are croinr. exrer
on the htirest mountains, wher i
f-ee s Iit;le protect. on from th
THE LOCARNO AGREEMENT.
Much pood cy.n come from the new pact between the
leadinjr natiors of r'j'Tre as signed at Locamo. SwiUor-Lind,-Uist"WTrk'-:or'
iittle rood. The pact is hai'ed .. a
most iinpoi tint stop toward permanent peace and certain
ly it is that. Ho" Ui"" or how short a sten it will rrove
to be is a matter that future European tan.es and differ
ences will dtte?TOine.
Vt"ha te- I r "i" 5-t'rp-(it nctufllly invid is th"t
Germany forever re'inouihes AUace-Lorraine and ajtreos
ii nirvv' H--r";'it-nition of the RhinfK-nd.- That seoms
to be a treir.er.dov.s cvnces;on on the part of the Tnquished
t"l(. --r '! N!it'Cl observers point out that this
conce-ssion v.i'l jr.-.in Germany jrreater advantajrs than it
wiU lose, fdv.ntases ih;vt keen her helpless and stripped
of power as K r.yr as they are denied.
If the Ijivarno areen.ent is approved by the German
lotris'aiive lyw. it will (v followed in-n'Kl;at(ly bv an-'i-c:(tion
for a.lrrsistar.ce to the leajrue of nations, and with
tbt memlwrsin jrnir.ted Germany will nwer rll her
ptililieal ar.d mi'itary pviwers. That is what her V drs
rr after. ArH that is a rmtter of prorress vonh all the
concession in the fwk as far as territory ar.d Rhine se
curity is concerned. NVith her political ird military w"r
e5tonl. Gt,nvpy :n ho sjrsin in a "position to srredurny
dominate Fur. pe ar.d rvjriin her leadership. Without that
lernf power she has no future to antkipnte.
Now the chief concern of Eunpean leadis is the do
" to which 0!T!r.y will feel l.cnd bv her sijnir.jr of
the Iacuti- rvct. M vt of them are optimistic about the
i'utu'v bjt A"..':"' T.-.tdieu scvsits th so;n:sness of Gr-
ru-.ny's pr.r-;-..e the n. iiirreemcnt. In this connection
he s.is th-t:
Xevir n his;. v h Ge"ra"v fniderel her
se'f N ur-.i ! v a s ir..,f.ue. Whether the irotu
v ! bv ?f in "-""vrt'. tif.. or
in t :"- . '- : .v-n s in the ca.-e f rc.-n
ivutrs';tv n Geiriiany h.is reer throajrh rn
intjrt'' "1 -r;c-rvr"-t orhr.4 her seiiirjt ar.y
cprT.u- ;v ;M seersyt favoraVe.
prtiict lha; tj v0
rtv-'v t ill r t within
.....- Mlfr suc, . ;.; .r.
T-.V-X? !
f n knows no more bssul f.e;-
Ine than that whtch conusi re-1- Apples, too. o ri;-e and mellow.
tuns; that the rent is pxid for a M t
montlx ahead. Everr.in so ?weet. -et ?ai;
' I :rg ficnr to be tie fad. !
Ylltm a man ha nn rn;a -etent The dearh of flower, leaf and prss.
for the- emin-T. be fc. mi-hty ka-. Their life, it sevEi so soon io i-is-fome.
A (iii can always trr
lir . And ih-n the snow so white and j
I pure: j
ISomr wu'd think that this- wauM
. lure.
It happens not iuirvMU-.nt y 1a 'Hut no :t rovrrs all the earth,
fai.ilutrs aare nturv s -e-ieu. s llian And e iv gad to hc: Ih
cjoAts in hi.-h te ke.p lurm. hrth J
Where the fir--- w'come htw: (
Konor Y ur brother is aw'ul M.ks us ksow thai life is wceL f
eareiess. Last time he came to my ;
housv he la rubvrs. He J An ! wv shouid be g'.ad as g ad can ,
-av? hvs hx.J ts ;t ?ne I be j
Kathennt Y.i I know. I heard r ail the thLnes e Wr and e j
htm ly he'd haw to go to Dea- And worship God with all our:
Tr for his Imp s , row. r. . . j
for U9 a ie rot tike the flw'.
One man tu Knic.aad has trstU la L.enor C ox. jcsvvrw vre.
flej in court that Ke d.dn t (no
Ihtre . a .oriJ .r. We L e " " v Wi:n.Nf! OK-KRV. I.
rn.NN . a rtmii
rt:nien arranjred by their ;-and-dat:et'
cam-- a. a complete sur.
IV.,: ;; do ,m u- -o mtai. rtar Vr- nrt J tL 0rJ'
baj a tot 04 hi-t.:) otrr tcrv n:o
uitn know it. .itrir.
i.trf. . .... is,i it 1"? mnn-r.
my xm. - "r' Trnted hr thf ra-
iu.,: I Joui Luiwi ; l.c mnrr r'"' wh' J"1 "
'r nvrt . irn ! o -"irh-
land. h was rrewatrd by l i
nts frvm tt-ndir.j:.
A ihr.-)'T. Jun'""''n w v
-r-i. 'r. l-'lK-ri Ir-l n-I an
s O -e V."'ra -Br rv riinl
h'-t.. Kor-: Ti 9T ff of ht
f-v rU J"d row c'ir,'v t t--4 u rr r
Talmcr Graduate
9 A. M. to 5 P. :i.
7 P. M. to 8 P. M.
The Start
Isn't Hard
BIT KKKPI.VQ AT
TOrH SAVINGS AC-
COfXT IS WHAT
cor NTS . . .
IS TOl"RS GFOWTVO
R!l'IRl.T EVERT
WEEK
La Grande
National
Bank
Sound - Reliab's - tproffeaafrv
Kodak
Films
Be sure that you al
ways load your "Kodak"
with the famous De
pendable Film in the
Yellow Box."
For Sale Ey
Red Cress Drug
Store
Eastman Agency
The f '.. ii ;.-. hut.- r. K- n v-r
bw-.iii s to l.'T joJ .i'Uw e te
rotuva uKt.
A.) ti':i acvoruir.c ti tho iv-e-larkt.ti
Jr.wt t1- ti-t ji- rv' b.-ra
eoI. l''t lhy kvm -1 ovr it.
Mr "r m.fi
A I tmr-aax- (Lhwt r fuv. i
ir U Uv -4"1
want la e h-T- If a.-ial.
Th- t o! a H--J tv
. .i;. a it a . &.
Vi v.ii;S
e i"i n l.)n rM?r.tv. 5r-rt He
Krr iv of ht :"- t-i t
e.-;tct. It hr- ;ht h s..
irrre-1 - .ir r - I a
ri-jd-k-r. a ri.-.tive of tVe
W! '.iTT-t j;t r. i n vr p.o-r-
of -tk county.
r.OV. IX vHfuvT VIXAX
In (.torero National lure
W v Mr. m 1 v n l ?-r-r
o I'o'jf-mj ;ve-
5nnt b jv k. Je- r ft- ar .Vri; f E.
T rirT.- ?:U-.a l-i Kos.-da
Another Record j J"
":. t-'n sn t- fonnt Ht Ivuc
fir ir. of S'U5 r.a-
twil o-.t 'S V--r O'-son
VA F-X e-i -j j . TVp-
r rt!e-J frvim T'.i to !: are
. v.t to 1 4 feet blCh. tre
r. a- ;f..-o ta te rv 'a"tiTj
We Sell The Best
But Sell For Less
W'c carry a. lanre line of Infants' and Children's
Shoes and make goud any pair of shoes t.iat dues
net give service.
Wt hae a fe School Coats left, scllins at less
than One-Half Prrce.
V. e haTC 6 Gi;t- Hats, value to $S. selling tt 51.
Norton's Kidd5T Shop
I in Jilieei a laraaur and ratUne't ae
-t "J
.-i-f.-M
- -
tumty h.
yn rri tvc p r
. . j'
-, , . .
. - i i(,
r- f r- v
'TTWTtV 4' Off Kird
f"Vw ;n ly;w yn n ' i K S
It i r- a" r.uikir vC
MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES
y ;lJ
1 1
1 !
Coffee A
T.kir
Extricts j
Spice$
p
Schilling Lemon Extract
contains over three tines
the amount of Lemon Oil
required by United States
Government specifications
"which means that Schil
ling Lemon goes tbnt times
as far as most others.
SchiUmgLemon
Extract
J? Vis slli
A;mocJ
g Ortrce
f PeppeiirL:
Arise
others
Brilliant New Flannels
DAINTY prin-s ar.d ciii'ir oidcrcd pattems on Foft
fine f;.-.nel that is so pcpular this Autumn.
Ako a numter of plain col?, plaids, stripes and
checks, in ail widths from C6 to 54 inches. .
Tur banding in a wide v..rty of kinds, colors and
widths very rr.oderute'y pi iced.
81.7.) to ST.. "30
rictorial Heriew PattciT.s
N.K. West & Co. Inc.
la Grande. Oregon
Guaianteed Used Fords
l?2i TOIT.ING
Lr.sine in bst of condition.
Pi ice S Jlj.CO
Perkins Motor Co.
rbone M-.luO. for. 4th and Adams .
KKM' I HK r.K Kl CLASlKIKI) Ai.
te H PP.
nine
Q 1
o sic
Tuesday, Oct. 27th.
At ire old Suiiv.cli Tlace or.c and a half miles
east of town in Fiuik!a!e, I will sell the follow
ing property: '
Ail Out-tlor Imp'cn-.cnK 2 Wagons,
Harness. Jersey Cow, Ilofis and Heavy
ic-am. one Heater, cv.s New Range
Stove. fo;;r RocKers. (hairs, one Library
end Dirinc Tabic, cr.e Daenport, or.c .
larre Ku?. snail ones, one Chiffonier,
I'inin? (hairs. Sc -in- JIachinc, two
Iteds, three Saia'.l TaWes, Dishes and
Chicken.: ail other articles pertaining to
household too numerous to mention.
TERMS Oi' SALE: S10 cash, or s:ood bankable
note at S per cent. r;ood sccuritv.
Free Lunch At Noon
Mrs. Vesta Shaw Yerger,
Owner
TOM JOHNSON. Auctiencer.
Hionf Main 7.9
SPECIAL
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