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"Wednesday, October 28, 1025. Page Four THE LC GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER OUT OUR WAY Rv WIT.T.TAMSJl: You Women Who Require Extra Sizes (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FKANK B. APPLEBY.. ....Editor and 1'ubliaher . 1 HARVEY F. MATl'UEWa.- ..BuBlneM Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adam Avenua, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Htar published every Friday. Entered at the Postoffico at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Clau Mail Matter under act of March I, 1871. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTX AND TUB C1TT OF LA GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otnerwwe credited If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news here in also are reserved. cJUBcJCKlPTiON RAT EM By Carrier Dally, per month in jwnr . , . . 7 So Dally, six months In advance. Daily, single copy. Br Mall Dally, per month In advance- Dally, per six months In advance- Daily, per year In advance- Weekly Observer-Star, per year- 60o ..12.60 ..S6.00 ..$200 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column inch Display, local, per column Inch.. 42o 4 MO Time contract rates on application SELF DENIAL- Whosor-ver will come ull.-r iih l-t hhii deny himmlf, and lake up his vrunn. and follow inc. I'or wliuaorver will buvo his lift; ahull lose It; but ulioHucvcr n.i.itl low: bis life for my saKo and the gospel's, thu aamv snuH save It. Murk S: 34, 3i. HERE TOO, Pof These , back om FORE- SA COME OOf! j V . I I We could endure quite a quantity of this October blue weather." 'bright Florida is a good place for .two kinds of people those who enjoy being trimmed and those who are capable of doing the trimming. We imagine that the former class is, unconsciously, very much in the majority. OMOEP? COVER. TOtfu.l V.atAC in Dresses and Coats . ANY woman who still fondly imagines that she is "hard to fit" is specially invited to' drop in when most depressed in spirit and experience a glad awakening. We are especially proud, not so much of our ability to fit folks of standard and unstandard ' sizes, but more particularly on the certainty of distinctly styling the smartest modes in the large as well as small sizes. Coats Dresses All Moderately Priced N; K. West & Co. LA GRANDE, OKK. vk ... I lip IllC; OFFICE CAT THADI MAJIM KCO. ByJv;niu$ iistoopin' ler . pick It t up truck run over and kilWhWn and me jiiKt luffed and . Inffil 'cauw It warn't no quarter, it was just u, tin cap off a pop bottle. '''TlKmn ovnipnt's filnrl season is Approacning Another nvwiii tlif It Inkrs a lot of fiuiiiy imoi!h to rompU'ic thr world. Vfslcrtlay wv ! Miu1 a man, of Ills own Tvw will ! mid acc-onl. imrthuse a iiUiv or itdio will rhubarb ili. Yes, wt don't like never take I he plmv of tin iu'm s- rliiilmrb pit'. A new process of electric weldiijg has been perfected to such a degree that the old riveting noises will soon be a thing of the past. What will a city sound like without a lwvt'r u 1,1111 "" lwl t hMv ,Mh,ml i . , . . i . , . .a rmllo !M-t at the lri'iikltt-t lanie iii- iii 'N'VV''J " Wl n onjo.icijvx ; H'l-ii you (inn waul m laiK n H4 re lies Ihn body of OIH , . 7777. " jinir wiir, The League of Nations has shown that it possesses j T.. Klt (,)K.,h"r n th..m.fii .m.i powei- and influence of real international value in its hand- "ll"lr, 1 "" n,,w '-nKaK.-m.-nt rimt. ling of the Greece-Iiulgana. crisis, ,1:0th of these Balkan i,',! ""-";".- " states have started the execution of the league's instruc-) "'Mv- ,,,tin- lHn,t 11 lions and peimanent peace between . them is anticipated. 1 h J'VewVr "" ,lrwr " It is only a matter of time until the United States will havei a part in this factor of world progress. The Vancouver (Wash.) Columbian appeared Monday with u 22-n:nro nr ntn-pctf nrliiirn Hnvntrvl li tUn ininwiutu (,r th velopment m that city and port. It was a creditable" effort and marks the beginning of "Process Week' for' the Washington town and of new activity toward making Vancouver a more important port and a larger industrial center. If the toll is ever removed from the present bridge leading across to Vancouver which must come soon there would be an immediate flood of population across the river from Portland and Vancouver would become a liver city of outstanding character. 1 Cnn'l Htudy In the fall. fffifta pl.iy fooOiall. fa n't study In the ulni'-r, (utta pluy liiiHketbull. Can't Htudy In HpriiiK. . 1 1 (Jnlhi play hau-lmll. t'tn't slii'ly In the Hiinimr, (iotta Ktrl. After sl or rluht moiilh-'. w iiudertanilt (he proud urw'lMihu owner ijiill iisiuu bi-. handUcr eltlef to ihit the floor mid wood work arici' eaeh meal, and lets Ids wile do it with a du-trlotli. idil. He thoiiKht he wouldn't skid. Hut he did! The Height of futility I'phI dent foolhlKe wearing a pair ot spurs when he t.iounts his iron bursa. . If you think business s poor I think r the huirpin nmker. A mre day in June has nothinp on a fresh steak. '' PI'OKANK (Special) With plno ; sawndllin nearine the ejicl of the season, as is evidenced by a num ber of ntRht shirts being closed, and with Reneral construction and other seasonal industries tapering ofr. the slack scuson' of employ ment In the Inland Empire Is not far away, according to George Young, manager of the 41 employ ment service office- here. Young said that although H was still pos sible for air- able-bodied men to get work, the volume of employ ment offered is not so great as it was one month ago. ' Summer ' wodds operations are still running. Young said, and woods crews are at present stable, men not changing jobs to any ex tent. Farmers are calling for a few men, but the volume of orders is small. AbsTiiAidA i;i:;r.i to t'O.NTIM K Ni:.K II I'OIt OIL MKLUOl'ItNE AI'):-Whl!e tluVj prospects of the discovery of-oil in , commercial quantities In Australia J nre generally unfuvorahle, indlca- j lions in the Itoma district of j Queensland and the Klmbcrley j district of western Australia jus- i tify the recommendation that fur- j the? detailed geological mapping : should be undertaken and trial ' boring conducted, says a report of the federnl joint committee of pub- lie accounts on oil exploration in j Australia and I'apua. I Tho prospects In I'apua are gen erally hopeful antl. the report udds. work should continue to be car ried out by a private company on behalf of the federal government such aa the Anglo-lvrsian Ml com pay y which Is now operating in I'apua. 1AY WITHDILAW 1'tril.S , I UO.M IIMSH M HOOI-S ended from a monkey. never un'l any of your s.mi.ihm) ; it (;k ltlsi(; fOTTAOK CUtOVK. tin. Work linn t.iif.n ulurtu.l nr.n n. I.ull.ll,,,, 'on North Ninth street, a block off j Alain street, that has been rem j ed for automnbtle show rooms end H rages. Miss Naond Hot- lueed from 7 to 4 pounds the ""7 'f, uu , monev provided for the ieachlhg of u"", r, .ruuru. w mt-n the Irhd. language and To recasts a W,U , xHMi. with concrete ruriher reduction next year. jtoundauon and til. walls and .001 . 1 i l"f H,ow h irning construction. The .iiuiiniKitiii I'Aiiuii, utiii limn dMd-'t t he motion, said that he IH III.IN A f) The technical otnmittee of founty Mayo has re- A NEW DOLLAR. Whether or nut tlie pulilic likes it, fcivcniment i'f;i cinncy experts are determined to give it a now form of ; money. In this matter the government isn't takinjf a purely Mhitrary stand but is actinjr in the interest of economy. There can not be too much money in any family, if it is good money, and the great American family is demand ing more and more. The present circulation of $ 1.827.l()."i.- 314 hasten exceeded only onccon November 1. 11120. i;!,,.';:",,:,:; . .nX ,vnon it was $5,628,427,732. Not only is the public iming t. r pt. u it up. an jtwr as h-v was more money hut it is wearing it out faster. One-dollar bills and "five-spots" are in preatest demand. The last six months have seen the circulation of dollar notes increase 40,000,000. Hills of these denomination are also the shortest lived and are responsible for the present j aueinpis ai cuirency retoim. Government experts have found that because the life of greenbacks and five-spots is j mil a lew months, the government is losing money on them Several years ago the treasury department tried to save1 money by reducing the si;:e of paper currency. There was 1 a general protest, especially from banks and business houses j and the plan was abandoned. Within recent months theie was an attempt to make the $2 bill popular as an ecoimniv measure. It proved to be a fiasco, probably because id the! unreasonable and inexplicable superstitition w.iich attaches ; to the "deuce spot J The efficiency experts in the tiensury department are persistent devils, rndauntod by past failures, Ihey now j offer another economy scheme. A small and light-weight metal dollar has been evolved to take the pl.ue of the given- I i Tt . ? 'i i it . . . ! iifiuii. it i? ui Mtver una pom. n center of tho yellow met with a silver rim, of size sliphlly larger than a ipiailer. Qualities which recommend it to the public are its conven ient size and weight to other coins. It will bo pointed nut that the two-dollar bill owed its ostracism to the fact that ! people feared thy would tender them in mistake for dollar! notes. i knows motherH who threaten to withdraw I heir rhlhlren front sny. hut I'm not mire, " " " ' ' " . fjj. I noi (impped. ie di'eiiiren inni me- i KpoKen laiiKUUKe ih iohiiik umuim llier'H people." r.Mtti:. I M.: Hint .'a uinl I'iiv eaine to tnv.n h'Hl y !M tin' tin we was trap Kin' ilou ii th'iiain stryet, I'nw he iH.iw h 1 1 i i 't h l ii ' hrlKht in Hip mlilillo .lust tu iiiah- an a!il-l;isliiniiel fill ne r ft at home, t melon ouulil to h;te a t:iil to s.vileh ill .fly lime. even in illNlrielx where It was Ren ertillv Hpoken until eompunitlvely recently. 'I he uoxernment rei-o-nizes Hits, hut thinks It regrett ile, ainl hi floor will hi tinted concrete. The front will he plate rUikh and stuc co, l-'or the jne.se nt It will Ue one Htory In height. . With .Miss HoHkltiH will he usMoclated her father. (. P. HoHkina. and other ineinherN of the family, and tin ownership corporation will be loriued later. The two nhow rooms with ijur aijeB, In the rear on Ninth utrect. taklnj? MtepM In all directions to,w""" ,B ,uri nff"ay reiiif.li- It. Irish in now in-uie thrmijrh the city. have hten rent- compnlHorv Kiihjert in the prlninr. U' N- J- 'SV'n Jr.. and W. A. Hchools all over the rountrv. an) "f K"ffene. Mr. NiIhoii the government ha appointel a lll,'"n'iH tM retain his prea-nt hIiow coinmi8lon which in tukinir evl- room on Main Htreet. deuce n.s t the couilltinn of the The work of construction proh. hiMMitiKe In the Irish wpeakimr (lis- hl' will he completed within ix t'letM and the reason for lis flccuy. weeks and the cost will he about The chief reason in economic." .J.'o.oua, Knee's TaMc for I'arrlilirc . Is Akin to Other Chi hi ecu's OXKUKI) (Al). The I'rince of Wales did not liia porridRt an' better than thoutands of otlu . children w ho make wry faces ov.-r their oatmeal in spite of all the Scoith manufucturt'i s can do to . populat'lr.v it in the British . ljles.. lu an nddresa hefore the In-1 dustrial Welfare society. M r. !. ' A. i'loudesley Itreieton told en anecdote of the prince's yout ii. j On his last morning ut home ! - fore he watt to ro Into the naval seivice, when ..tho. porl-,i'lKe. t.w.'S set before hfm he sild : "W thank goodness, there is one-thinK about poinii Into the navy. 1 won! have to cut this beastly stuiT every morn luff of my lii.." 1 But to the stiprise of the princt Ills first breakfast In Hie navy h' -s:an with si iff porridge hand. 1 ubout In wooden bowls, lb- kneu what his d ity wa when he sh the know iu.-r look exchuniieil b two senior officers, and swallow U the inevitable oatmeal. PUMPS and OXFORDS ' lihK'k or 'Hirr -slziv 2i to 5. Tin- hest on thi- nuirki-t si-llin ut u low H"ke ' K!.aa K M.84 '- 1 school siioi:s Sx- 5 to No. - for Krowtns SMIll lu vliildrcn.- f...Ts suit som: siiokk M'f ri'phii-o .liny air t slioo tltnt Hill not ontHrai' any tithrr muKt- or liot' holiht ill Minn itrh-v. A f'onipk'tc Stock of , MATS. SUT.ATF.KS. COA'IS, KTOCK (illtl.N1 .l.(.HAM-SII,K-VO(l, or, HOYS. WASH SIITS .MAPI; I'ltOJI hoys- .u:itsi:Y sins, m:k 2 to 8' slim io ss.ro c:ii!,ii:rvs r.xrs. i.vcs. i xn:i!vi: u .ii:rtsi:y ii:i:ssr.s. ;i) jr.Ti:i:i.i.s. Norton's Kiddy Shop Evcrjllilug la I u fan Is and Children's Wear When n man says he'll m-V'-r murry It Is just because ne ilrnsn'i know what kind of Kirts there art in the world. Guaianteed Used Fords i:ri Toritixt; Just like new. Price . . . Perkins Motor Co. I'linnc M-300. for. 4lh and Adams 1 1 THERE'S MUSIC IX THE AIR i --r. - i ' ' " ' if Simss hvje ' ' ' I ! JSaaauu ' W WEAVES vwwen v . w Mm, AEau I f?-!fl tr - b- "Vnr1 : .Mnkf onr llurifiwi-'ni I'ar ty tiiuiplrtc l H-hiv; li-n IliMIII.. Crepe Puiicr Streamers Napkins Tally Cauls Place Cauls , Red Cross Drujj Store In" t!i. When Poverty Ends Povi-rfy . iuIk :., pplrlt r ,,lviiiK nm i im;im. Thf muounl kuciI l uniioporlalil I'.Ki t : 1 1 ! i if la to MAKI-; Tl.; HTAItT. When will YOI- imili.. this sl:itl'; llniv murh loo-.-r will you put ofl tliLs ilil"irl;int .slop? I). "'" '''Kilt now t'.nl you him ilo thiH Ihi- Kllt.sr t'i n;. TO.Ml.ltltOW ! oiHiiins u KuvIiikh Accoiint Ioti.. Winn you iln. w,. win p,t.a,iu you Willi ;i l.ib. ily Hi ll lloagv. Saiu to amdKt yoj In miviuB" La Grande Nalional Bank, La Grande, Oregon READ THIS OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS See Cur Special Deal on DINNER SETS $!.00 Down And $1.00 Per Week 1 sot Star Cut CIolv lets with each deal, as long as they last. F. L. LILLY Hardware Phone M-S3 IN THE PATH OF PROGRESS To study any particular human mechanism properly ami 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 i-.ti-ff of physicians and a well-equipped laboratory give each individual the best jjos-; sible service. The Hot Lake Sanatorium lr. W. T. Phr. t ner and Director. ' 1
