La Grande evening observer., October 27, 1925, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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FRANK B. APPLEBY..
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La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Htar published evory Friday.
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fii;i,l''-.MASTi:itV: Keep back thy hi-run it uliio from pre.
HUHlplJOus ln: Int them not. have duuiliilon our me: th.ll
shall 1 be uprlfrht, and I ahull lie. Innocent friini t.ie Itreit
lrtin.iKiei.oti. Let the wdi lis of jny mouth, itnil tin- nieilita-
lion or my heurt be . mceutaUlu 111 Tliy.mKht, U Lord,
strength and luy Uetli!ciiie.iY 1'euliri J y; 13, 14.
my.
If a man doesn't lift his hat, to the ladies, ho may Ijd
ill-bred or he may lie bald. ,;
' Sonic one wants to know if it is lens painful to be inn 1
Jovcr by a car with balloon tires. That's a point worth
considering when you are crossing heavy traffic lines.
The plan of the treasury department for the reduction
cf income tax schedules to a new low mark effecting small
incomes will leave little to be desired in that .direction by
n
I ' I . ft C7-v. .. - .- -it-..- T
V . , J - .1 92S . HtM aiHVKl. INC ' J
Warm Durable Blankets for Chilly Nights;
One of the most complete
blanket stocks in town and
every blanket the product of
some famous maker. Nothing
quite takes the place of a soft,
wooly, blanket these chilly
nights, f.nd if your supply is
low' be sure to see our blanket
supply first.
IS l
1: 1-. v .w TCi
'WE--
Cotton Blankets
In all sizes from the single sheet
size blanket to the large 06x80 size,
and in a pleasing array of colors and
combinations with contrasting bordei-s.
All blankets are good weight and have
long fleecy nap.
Wc ol Blankets
Wool bed blankets, Indian robes and
auto or steamer robes in a number of
pleasing colors and designs. ' Also sev
eral new numbers in fancy bed or
truest blankets in the well-known Pen
dleton make. All blankets moderately
priced at , .
$9.00 to $22.50,
Si. GO to $7.'7."5
" Famous Pendleton and Oregon City Brands
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
,l.A CUANDE. OKK.
ni'tttons nr.,: bfiiiyr made as rapidly j the " piun'.st responded with a membern: Mis. IT. (. Hvitiiplirey,
aa possible, 'winnjt.i oi ciIim- anl ft-iMn that Twin Kails, ti-ninMtinci-; .Mi-.
' is not a t oiiin.ui i -luaiiiy. In : bian-1. Aiihth an'zatlfn; .Mix.
Two nrs Uamtmrd
1 itai-h-uiainnoYf !
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OFFICE
CAT
TMAOS HAMM BIO.
By Junius
WATER SITE
VISITED BY
LOCAL MEX
ic'nntlnued from Vac a Oio.)
1 lu- 0I1I fiwcrvoir Ktation. which is
(lie :oiircr of about Sao.tioo gHllon.s
of water. " Aim! her huir mi 1 1 ion
millions kovh Into llu jiipclinc from
ITiildcn KprinKs. which is called n
' world rful sprlnK" hy those who
saw it yeutcnluy. The wnst fork
I rv.mu (iimcuHK-M w i-xp.-- .urr ' Ma'chm.
cnctij hy the puity iIuiIiik lint trip. ,.tt ;, ,inu..
i. a. r.pimKs cur sin ii-ii-ti :i iirn
ken' connecting rod anil .ruined
ciiRinc. and in an attcnipi to crows
a muddy spot in llu rond lav
Stewart's Kcdnn was )ai ked into a
tree, damaging tlu rear end.
Melorlic" and liiocU I'ortiatl'l, (iicuLion box. y
her milo'ly , An addn:s hy Mrs. Hrock 1
nieely disii:i- w ni k of the national society, an I
rri!MlX'iI t'i 'oki I he arconpanimeiu. n ideiuonstratlnn hy I lie .juef,i
h'ae' jtlayeil "M iunetto-Sciu'- zaiiili)'' Kst Iters of North Pow der w ill w
My Staenhamn. ;an encoru, compose the program for tin
Wednesday cenlni; session, whlc'i "
l Mrs. I losk:ns
: jnd appcai-
;:ncc include,' u croup of I i
which "Alis'-net!
Is to coininence nt 7:3" 6cIoc'i.
I normal hcusouh of the yenr keeps
tlm pipeline deliverini; it.i capac-
i.'w.n tt... n . . r hu' dnrinff the flry si-tifon
UPPr lilt h in a sleeniiiir ear Ik "... " 1 i"--.ii."r , bo made- up.
JK. ... ml. i i n.. ' u.,r.. i . t, , i j. ii "i J ii"immi Kalians or inere-
iiiu uvcic wi; euiiiui. inu limn WHO maKCS $M)W) li Mt w 7 , . V, . at.oulBcnn he r.-lkd upon. Inirln,:
year can surely afford to pay an income tax of $5, and one; " a UvKvU .the nornu.i season the supply is
or li. avi r rriH-k is also li-lni; tup- ' T"'- 'lio ma.lr up the iiiirly j ,i,.Ptor -'.rio. wis prnlnl.ly lii-r ui ..l.ullal I1111
p...l an.l. with nth.-r minor o..m-.l Vrnuy W. C. I .-.. city j ju ,.li nin (1 . ,
or mipplv rirniHhinK lus low u.s mnnuKi r: horUw I'liiyh-. clly on.T ,.,U1,.-.' H"1
loo. frallpim dully, the lou.l will "'""loner;. Huy Williams. . W. . ;: i .. ' ' '1 ' L ' ,, ' ' ,' ' 1;I''l ll'" '
ju Hindu UP Kawyer, K. H. AppMiy. Kn-d- fur. ' , " ,,.,, r,. Bnry
vha makes $5000 should bo able to pass a lax of ?25 on ',;.'! '"'; - ' " xolrrZ
to the government. And neither of them will object seii- iilmhik m.i l.eins i ,i,-,,i u '"', ","Vly t,;":',''",',
, . , , , , i win mMtl.8 (,ij,t.(. the -Pilly LonMuinptinn
uusiy ui aecrensea sunaxes ana revisea scneaules generally. ... in the summer t rrom :,oop.ooo to
that will tend to attract capital, into active industr fill alid . f'cirie men are reru.sln
commercial development. ', ;;; :'
EEAVEit CREEK WATER.
to pay
their IiIHh on uftepunl r tho 'iin.
Hellled" eondlllonM ln i:urope.
A hint to women: lie earerul
A ., i ,1. ., v.. :.. i, - -n " ' " ""v "Kl W'lill'.
... "'I' UH " uiaivur (jicui. Ill-Uill.C will convince lilO si.lile vm may K'-t them inlxed.
average citizen of at least two things-that the road lead-1 lilt' ,; ;,. lll(tnlfl,.rt
uiK tnere is one o ue iraveico, only in Uie event ol urgent " the W(J,id tiK. foiiovninn:
lUrricnltJcs Alrctl
Irey. A. Kplinjf. J. K. Knynolds, 7. "". ? ,' .' , , "
!j. I. Mars. U S. Weeks. I. .. Me- ' fK If' '! k ' ''V l,t f J '".U Ven
Mr. rrews pointed out to mem- J)avt, s;(,wart ' " ' ' A. (il-n), ' The Answer" (Hohert
hers of tho party the difri-ullleH , vhTlv uiTvo'iWor 1' untinon Terry ) and "The HarK
cxperiem'd ip securing water, vs- ....... . itp,,!... . ,.v me hi. ! K ,H ' 8 Ua iffiu.-r" ( Ita.nlM i.e
pertally the fact that duriliK 1he Zlriiri,h . ... ,,,..,, ,. iGrlM ).
winter. v,it li anew from six to 14
feet deep over the pipeline, a break
2.2rll.ti"0 gallons,
Tht difference iM'twen .tli- J,
2r(i.(t(n that the lieaver creek dis
trict has uvallajilo and the 2inS(c..
"(Mi or more necissary in tin- ttmii
men Is ex peeled to he nuppllH ,hy
I he deep well, which is heinff diur
near the Second street viaduct. It Urt; 'urotcctioa
Is eetlmnted that the w-l-wi hnve , . . .
ein.fieilt' huh in ' "
Zurbrich and Karl HeynoldH. l;ov 1
Hartcnhowcr und others workn When th" audio
l,y Tdis. I.uhkin of lioise will bt- the .
I'iKHT.
Ion Thursday,
officers is KchcU'
Thui-fiday niornin;.
Mrs. ('. i). Waiver of Twin Kalis
will then jfivc- the t reasuror's re
port, and .Mis. Hurries of Bo ice
w .11 in-port on full il! men t of tli
t on espon linif s crctary's duties.
Knthiimnsm for the national .
convention will be roused at tii
h'iov.cI no Mfei-noon session in tafks by tln
would be next to impossible to re- y. L ....... . . ,. . ...u .i following women: Mrs. Orlcc
pair. in ju.-r ncn eases woimi T TTTTvTrIlIAQ A T
the enierem-y well take can; or XlUlN UKiJjUo A 1
th.. cilv M needs." he Kiklil. He :it- I
vise,! the party of the impnrMnce j CLUB . RECITAL
el t ii.- rt'r-ii. not wiiiy in uiiKmeniintf .
the water supply but in regard '. .-.,,.
i.,'.-iuiiiiiu ir.nii I hk I'llHil 1
turneil tt n'.nx anot her 'cncdfi
Ink' "The .Lyinr l.tttle Jjainy.'
a U.tuio.mio-jtallon faiaclly hhfl In"
business demands, and that evniv rlmn f wnfnv nvnilnl.V1..."". !"'. "." '""". IZ'I "7io!l. w''a W
:. i - A V Al4""ih- .vywcx ; H M -rjlHltlll-' MWM IRrWI ' '''
tor the city's use m that diutrict is beinjr occured. The fact' "w appte.iaie c-.itieim." iuniiiinB from nowman-iripM.
that the road is far from resembling a boulevard and is not 1 ,' .J; l'Cifr'rJ "lo'm'e l vls" -v,',v ,,""ko
!esi(rned for pleasure travel is an..incidenlal matter. The i,11,r,v ti"i:i " I riu' "urlv- '""'reste.i m ae.imr
tnet thnl. with fhn. m-unf ,mo..nli,.0 .... :.. I "If you .loll't like II. l.rlmr It "'e wlilrr Is pipeil from -the
, , ' " -i' .iM.,r,v.,i, ,i, ,(1.k MM1 . .olllli mim . , . , , letiyer cilM k -illsirlvl . .vleveU Jhe..Ornn.le
rinflonH if.iliinm uihIim P..... Oa...... I. ...: j: ' . ....... .... -'
s.,.iv.u luiuiuc ui uiiici iiuiii uv;avu tltTft win lie 1, ICW- .eueeriuily relunit'MI." . n"iv Intn ke. I'len lerl on" mile -thox e l'li'l:
tal in the future is an important matter. m.-i-vi.-i.m ,,,..,
"Dlil she strike iim iirr'?nlil f "
".N, rllil flu aerosN i'.ii' Jmv."
11 we ever have to Klve up ttolf.
.....ll i i.i. r ,. .... . "" "'okmiik" win mill lie appro.
V.CH ,a Mviui.iuiu mi- cnieij;eiicy operaiion. inc present i.nate ter a nuniher or iiirrerent.
pipe line will carry nil the water to the city that the citv en,nKini,- n tire on
.,, j. i f i . . .. ... ,, ., " MV iir after we have Rinimh-
MISSIONARY
CONFERENCE
COMES HERE
(Cootlnneil from Phk One.)
It'iifl, . fpnuei i president : M:.. -
l.oi-k, Mrs. Sanisel; Mrs. liai'n.'j,
An. ItioeK unil .Mia. -Weaver.
The llev. II. k ilalnllton. ill-.'
' tliet Hlliiei-inten'lent of the .Vfet!l.
: 0'li::t eonferenee. will deliver the
i roneluilintr adrlress Friday vvv
ntni;. HIk diHeotir.se will Ijie pre-
reded by a (J leen ICsther inltl.l.
tion ceremonial ' ly ,a flrunln
. nVi-mhi ra under direetloiT of their i.
leader. .Mrs. II. K. Tyler., Tlie
Klrls will, meet thla evening lo
i There is no doubt about the city's money be'iiitf ve!l
r,pcnt in improving our present water supply. And there
Is no doubt about that supply being adequate when the new
'Hero to Important Post
I icquires in periods of high water, and it will carry all the n- ihmni. win, a haiiinwr
when he In ill.sKruiitled or
alioul Minielhlnic.
...
I'tllt Mi: ONLY
a vi -in. I. i i ui Ihlni; for I !.
v.-iiiiien.
The poi.tilnp periitiineiil wave:
Now Ifa up tu seme ol nisKlii.x in
vent or
To el oui a pi..n;,ni.n( ahave,"
It'ii
water available in the Denver creek area durinir the months l!"'.r." '",."" iik nue ihe ianKuaKe
l... r. .'ii i r .1 .1 . ' u" "nKM "' ""xiiaKe a niali'j
yi ion Yinici. j v win imi, curry, oi course, an mc water reeim
that the city rctpiires during the summer months, but such
c.pacity is unnecessary because the water is not them. In'
eJier words, when the city's water consumption jumps in
I'ot weather from a million and a quarter to two million I
anil a quarter gallons the Heaver creek sources will on'y
uiinish a million and a 'quarter, which is not within a
( llal'ter of Jl militin fnillnnu nf Iminir llwi iiiim liiw, ... i...mhi
; Mtt. I. 1 .1 . . . ..7. . ! I "". .oinniy (a, ,. ,
muviuiui uiu iiiiiuuni avaiiaiiiu tiuiiti;! dry union ina rt'ut ulhl,liiiK nmiiiiir .In
hionlhs at Beaver cieek , and the amount demanded by the IIul.T"",'?., '!"" ' 5',w
city's population about a million gallons will have to bo" ,
Mippiied from the new well. Previously it has bet n sup- DSV 150SS TO
jibed from liowman-llicks. The reservoir at the intake' t'SK WAR VL1T
v.ould be used only in greatest emeigeney. j IX RUM WAR
If the new well proves satisfactory as planned, l.a1
Ciande will have an adequate supply of water for several ! --r'J!L-icars.
How many years is a question. If the city grows C' LTTZ "'n t'
. .s much proportionately in the next ten or fifteen veaisj1 ' r"'""
.s it has in the past, we will be faced by a similar p.oblem T,l:"y 'l'Z.l
eventually, llie system that is now hoiiur i,,mi,l,.i..,i u-mi h"v'' iienn.-.i .,ui n,.- h.ki. wher
i.ue lor so much population but no inure. H is a mm
economical means of providing water lor that pi pulatnni
filler present ciifiinislancos. What kind of n silimtion we
x ould have ii' the city did not already have a big invest
l.ient in the Heaver creek project is a matter tin- int.-iesting
...lecuinlion. Kven now it is ixissilile to foresee the time
when wo will have to go to Catliei ine creek or biing the
ilinam river under the mountains luck of Cove. Thai
l. light seem like a tremendous tindei takin;; but so would
.ie present Heaver creek development lutve penned to the
oil village of l,a (liande that numbered its citi.ens in
hundreds rather than in thousands. In the meanwhile our
v.aler supply, with the new improvements mado, will be
j.derpiate for the present and a good share of the futu.e.
I leae
'.''n't talk t'lere
s or altliK."
If tmwMPMkJ
I
nefits of tin; platfonn Hinder, too often reso t
trip, . ueeordtiifT 10 tliot-e in tht'j rbr r.i'Ht number was lvoraKH .
party, wuh the (ippreciullon of !li(!','Knnsa My .Mother 'iSniKiit M--,"j
maKnltiide ot Hie city water :Hti(w Jnlloued ' by ti deli tiate 'it'iiditMin ( t.
ply problem; realization that 1 ho of I'urceH'o Itltle nnn.tr. ' "I'jihhiiik
llenvir cree supply iH (Infinitely ny." Thn trroun also included :n
rinU'wl and that all Ih lein dono oriental romane.-, "The Ii ne Kn-i.Vounit iple's worl; .Mn. c. 1 1. perf-et their part In the program.
ii... in putame m m iiik i vnymuii iuves i no wiKiiiinKJiic" .' .. iwimi. (iiKiwet;, ri;i. fPMfireus Wnifhip Friday eveiunff will lio
of water iron, that urea to (lu Ithnsky KoisaUov. i-nd VCainJ w oi;L: ??r:i. i K. e(, Itlnekfoo:. eondtitt-l by Mrs. Parker. JVIm
Jiain: iiain:, a lantasy ny vera "ppurs;, .mi-::, warns, lalan l Mio k will tlisinisB tho' eonvftnthiri;
..I vn.. nine ii'iAin. . i m. w.
Ml, bhiho Kails, uysteiiiatjc benev-
Mi's, K. . S. Ihalnai'i,
Ida.,' eVan;;eiMin; M :u II.
II. l.oeU. retilieHlM and devieea:
Mis. I lent h. than'; orfertntr; M.k.
T. I' Wa i-ner, Vw i n I-'a Its. I i i e
Kerlre; , s. l-'urben. faldvvel",
Ida., lit '-nit are; ,.Hf y wbi-
the ,rr"nt nd
1. (Jay.
Kesnoilflinfr to si eah fm- ;n en-i
core, she prave a hninproini bit ",, n'"-":
called "A Klv K. nt." ' i r'y'ttf
Ml'H. l-'renea was a cap'ible ac-(
com pan hit, and an tie' paled nicely
I hp hiood.H Of the H.n -er. Itrr
was expiefS'd by the- and If n
tlat Mrs. I'Yetx'ii uiih not to '
nfter-the uddrusa by Mr.. Hatnii-
' ton.
heard in a solo.
Two a -ias in Italian, "O I- 1
mlo a mat a ben" ( Donaiidy ) :h;
"O mio liabbino ( 'aro" ( I'lii-eini)
compoaei her R'.'t-ond (;i oup.
Miss MeArt ilir charni-d . h-!i
hearis with three K"rioiH pia.io
numl.ers that revealed her e-.e-l-b-nt
terUnhiue and fie depth nt
her Nvmp it hy in int ". preta' !o
Th; rirst, "Variations !n I'l;.!"
by M'nde'ssdin, 4n'lv( n va
riety nf moods to allf whJ-h
lers, fi!s;-a'e
i;
i'()nf.'renci
llanfotd MaeNider. fortm r heml of the Aui -i iean l.e-lon. and
in leh deeernted war her', lieimr swnn in jis Die new assistant
nee ret a ry or war. sureeedin; Invijrht I', hnvis. who beeaine Kee
relary upon (lie retiieitn-nt or .John W. Weeks. Left lo rlpht:
hwlKht K. Iavls, Aysistanl Atretary or War .MaeNider and Col.
John' H, Uiuidnlph, who s tire liiO new assistant into of rief.
"Abies Irish Rose' Attracts Crowd
Guatanteed Used Fords
02l l-DOOH SI'.D.W
Just like new Price SMOri.Oll
Perkins Motor Co.
Phone M-500. Cor. 4th unci Adams
1ii f "3
mm
. I or Your
' HAU.OV.TKN
. I'AIITY
I' o-t lnal lv
"lan::- anil lllaek
t'anila-s
-"i'c a Pound
Red Cross Drujj
Store
PfOTEL ASTOD
2nd & Hill Lo, An.l..V
EVERY ROOM h.s PRIVATE TOILET
50 Dallis New, Modern
I Close to Shopping Districtand Theattet
FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.50
The Slarr
Isn't Hard
nt'T KKKI'INO, AT
YOUIl SAVING8 'AC
CCllINT 18 ; WH AT
COUNTS. ..'.';
13 TOI tlt.S GROWING '
lIBOUI.AfflLT EVERT
WBKlit ;' !
La Grande
National
Bank
Sound - Itellabla - Pro(reMlT
l4iur" i-mwiN mv hninjt wnls til Suit I akr ttavttcr. d tml n!nir. lMrt "Ab.V IrMi
I!im'- pie, f,,r UU w.ij to inM'li) Ihmin.'Vi llic oilU luiumia inas tu La l.iuiiilc uu
a:tunUt tor IkkI niatniii uud ulit-
A 'i:A'V PATCH i ii.r
(bntles ;. Ilihlebiaml. n:i e
pertetiet'd imiliT, C ;ui'M-il.eii
f.Hf Imfll up and applied. C.ill
lip Prim l.nni:H'r Co, Ut R-t iti
UmhIi with lilm.
An oh I lady im hi tlti enl if
limn mil lian a Mu:it I:oi:m- te
inn Mtiiit;v.
Wo har a M'C nf hurnes Tor
Wc arv M'lliiir nnriir; Inn f .(
bill np iiiii'I belli il.
I nm IHI IIm Inrmst n inter n
llM' 4tiuitlr. My neilu K 'rx
:Min !.
H'r InvjriM'tr.l ? sjmv
n-i'- lo Im!I jmir tihri is, ;t
wlM-rv tliry nil! b.i In. ir v. - !'l
' ' t pity M;i in int w prov
nbl rnu tell yoti ut? din. We
niiy put in fontljuiM-r lit ine
sprfin.
Gaude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
The I "nor Man'. I rlen.r
Oppi r'THinilry. I'lm, l-tm
Mo StUblaf Nimhir
Four Floors of Fine
Furniture
W. 11. Bohnenkamp Co.
i
-'-ft Poles
I' list S'rn Shoes '..
I IIILDItKX
SHOES
,"0c
$1.0(1 to $1.:0
Norton's Kiddy Shop