La Grande evening observer., October 31, 1925, Image 10

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, October 30, 1925.
il FAVORS
GOODWILL PUN
HOSTON (AP). A program for
Intoriiutlonul pood will devised by
a UoHton woman in New York
hiis been ho favorably received In
Jupun thut reports In die a to con-
crctu uctlun on her plun In in
lil'OSpl'Ct.
, A little more tlmn a year ugo.
when the exclusion uct was still
r.wikl.riK in many Japunese, Miss
Jcsslo if. Kherwoud, former sec
rotary of thn Jupun society of
Uoston, who for years has ln-id
u weekly soiree for Japanese stu
dents In Uoston cotces, was unk-
va to write an article for the
Japanese' AiniTicmi, a newspaper
jiunusneu in jsew York.
Shu chose to udvanee and de
velop the Idea of a religious con
ference, based on the common
objects of Christians, B'JddlilHt
and Jews to uttafn- a warlss
world. Hhe dwelt on the part
which religious difference has
played In racial prejudice and saw
In such u conference an oppor
tunity to dispel misinformation on
the religions of other lands und
bring u greater public support to
world peace.
The urtlcle, or the Idea It em
bodied, was copied widely and
found prominent place In the
newspapers of Jupun. Among the
correspondents that Miss HIht-
wood ucqulred was Gcndo Nak'il
of Osaka, a liuddhist priest, ife
wrote her first that the Huddhlsts
ut the Tokio peucu exposition hud
already espoused a similar idea,
thut a group of priests hud visit
ed America to cull to the atten
tion of I'resident Coolldgu the
comm-juity of ideuls but thut he
feared that unlesH the Vnlt-d
Stutes took the lead, as with the
disarmament conference, nothing
would be dune.
Kecently, however, he wrote
ugain. saying tliut the first steps
towurd such u contVience hud
been taken In Tokio by two Uusi
rellglous orRunlzutloiiH. An ex
tract from his letter follows:
"Concerning the religious con
ference you so urdently prouocc.
I am glud to let you know thut
recently two resolutions for hold
ing a world religious conference
passed In two meetings In Tokyo,
almost Independent of each other.
The one In the mass meeting of
Religious Tulking society, comims-
cd of well known professors,
slonarles and priests. ' The other
Is in the meeting of professors
and students of religious coirse
of Nippon university (a private
insmuiionj.
"H is reported that both par.
lies concerned will confer with
each other to promote their com
mon plan In co-operation. I hope
your proposal will be realized in
the not far future."
Will Hrt CntlHHiral 32 Mile
MTTHHI UU AI. The Uni
versity of Pittsburg's 52-ntory Ca
thedral of Learning, a structure
of glistening limestone 6 Mi feet
above the Oakland district or
I'ltlsburg. will be visible to the
naked eye for a distance of abo'it
'42 miles In all directions.
The cathedral will house prac
tically ait the activities of the
university.
JIM WILLIAMS SIGNS UP FOR 5 MORE
1 YEARS OF LAUGHTER
Klalo Hospital rpmcr Iva-apes
H.W.KM, Ore. George limn.
rlsoner from M'jltnomah county,
escuped from the criminally In
sane .ward of the state hosplUI
here. A crew of uttenduuts was
searching for him tonight. Iteun
was received at the penitentiary
January 17, 191,5, to serve thre
years for huvlng stolen property
in Ills possession, lie was trans
ferred to the state hospital Oc
tober 10. 1
ANNOUNCING
The Opening Of Our
New Store
Saturday, Oct. 31st.
Our old storeroom was badly damaged by fire on the night of August
1st. We immediately placed our entire stock on sale, and by cutting
prices to the bone, cleaned out everything. Remodeling started at once.
A new front, new fixtures and new decorations have radically chang
ed the appearance of our store and we believe that you will find it a
very pleasant place to trade. Remember, we have no shelf-worn goods
but a
Complete New Stock Of
Men's Clothing. Shoes. Hats.
Underwear, Accessories, Shirts,
Clothes of every description.
DROP IX TOMORROW
Caps,
Work
The
Tog
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Andrews Bros.
GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN - - - .NOTHING ELSE
Miislci
Tailoring '.
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lUii'lux Siliotiiier .Make's I'ort
Aftrr Perilous 71-Iuy Triji
SAN I'KJMtO, Cal. :(AP.-rT1ii'
II tliii'f.tliiic u Inner of tllO Kins'8
cup ut owes, r.nglunu, inaun nr
way into tho liurbor ntro, ritti
tcrcd by heavy sous und gultw,
her it la ripped to dim-da. Slit
was 71 days out from Now York
on a voyage that covered up
proxiiuutcly 7.1u miles. A tale
of hurd luek, storniB und nt?ar
atarvution wuu told by tho -0
iiUKgard nu-nibt ra of the crew.
i ;i Cn :x i:; wants ciiaiti:h
KI'OKNK, Ore. Itufus Jtoliuan
of Portland was here In the inter-
eats of oranlx-lnt- a chapter of
Soiih und OuuKlitviB of Oregon I'io-nt-er-s.
The dvtd.s of the pioneers
01 the state uro to be comnieino
rulcd by appropriate tablets and
memorials, erected ut historic
places throughout tho state by the
society.
Genuine French Pastry
Filled with Hungarian Cream
Made only by
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
1 Maker of nitfti-Graile Pastrli
"HOME OF THE GOLDEN CRUST
The nature of'thc puper which Jim Williams is signing In tho
above picture is the explanation of why Jim breaks over from
the comic page into the. news columns of the Observer today.
For Williams, famous cowboy cartoonist is signing u contract.
Jts a contract guaranteeing to the Observer and other NKA serv
. ice clients for five more years the keen, wholesome humor und
- unique humun interest which Williams packs dully into Ills comic
pugo drawing, "Out Our Way."
Soldier, railroader, cow-puncher, machinist Williams knows
life und humun nature from tho bottom up, Mirroring thut know
ledge, his versatile pen und ink nevir fail to get a laugh or two.
The Garden
-'nl Sowing fm Aniiiinl Flowers
Any garden work you can do tills
fall you won't have to do next
spring. So it is a good idea to gel
some of the unnuala ptantcd which
will do just us well If not better
planted this fall than held over
until next spring, futtlng gurdrnn.
an Kngllsh practice of long stand
ing, In which annuulH ate planted
in rows like vegetables to be
grown for cutting and without ro-
II gard lo their decorative effect, are
'needed with every planting. Strip
ping flowers from ornamental bor
ders leaves bare spots und ruins
the effect, yet this Is necessary to
get flowers for the house unless
there Is a cutting patch. J-'or the
cutting garden, the bachelor's but
tons (cciitaureus) or cornflowers
land annual larkspurs cun be sown
I any time this month or next. The
young plunls are hardy and will
keep right on going next spring.
Thn cornflow'er is good only for
cutting us It f.s not an ornamental
subject In a bed or border. Its fol
iage, never particularly attractive,
becoming shabby us the season ud
vunces. The blooms, however, are
beautiful for baniiuets. California
popples, snapdragons, calendulas,
and scores of other annuals are
Just as well sown in the fall us in
the spring. Many of these plants
will not germinate until the tem
perature suits them, regardless of
whether they are sown spring or
fall. Portulnca or rose moss and
salplglosls are plants of this kind.
Annual poppies should .be sown
this fall. They lire hardy us rocks
titul peculiarly valuuhlc uh a dress
ing for tulip beds. Seed scattered
this lull will come up in early
spring and by the time tho tulips
huve failed the popples will con
ceal the dying leaves and give an
other flnefhu-h of bloom In the
same spare. The Shirley 1ype is
best for this purpose, (live the In.
dividual poppx plants plenty of
room. One plant given a square
foot In itself will produce double
the number of blooms that two or
three in the same space will give.
I i: t n i:its i:m missions
PKN1H.KTON. lire. A. Voel-
ker Of Helix wacs elected president
of the I inalilla county branch of
the Oregon State Teachers as
sociation ul an election and J. N.
PurgesH. superintendent of the
Scarf Collar
Heppner scheels, was elected presi
dent of the Morrow county branch.
The election was part of the pro
gram of the joint institute held by
Morrow und f mat ilia counties.
Delegates and alternates to the
meeting of the state association in
December were, elected us follows:
K. . Kitzpatrlck, Kcho: t
Hud Icy. Athena: ( K. Overhulz.
Milton; H. P. Spells, Stanfield; K.
Jv. Cherry, Hermlston; Kdlth Aus
tin, Heli; R K. Allen, Pendleton;
K. H Hurley, Umupiue, .and Guy
hoc und Charlotte Uasmussen, Pi
lot Uock. ,
The joint Institute was attended
by more than 375 teachers.
A SMALL HEATER
With Much Heat.
The Westlnghouso "Coxy
Glow" electric heater will
take the chill out of these
frosty mornings. Just at
tach to your lamp socket
the current cons Jinption Is
Kinull und tho initial cost fs
very low.
II. & S. ELECTRIC
' .Soinmrr Hotel IliilhlliiK.
Butter Fat
Now 56c
And until a market change. .
We have always maintained the top mar
ket for Cream and Eggs.
BRING US YOUR CREAM
Union Creamery
Company
1112 Jefferson Avenue
La Grande, Oregon. PHONE 122
KEAD THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED AOS
aktoiua jwkks iu'ih;i;t
AKTOJttA, Ore. Following a
taxpayers meeting last week when
the elly commission was reuue.sted
to slash the sum of $15,00(1 from
the city budget us prepared by the.
commission und budget board, the J
city commissioners announced to
day that they hud pared the bud
get for 19 2 by $Ki,4l0. The fire,
poliee, health and engineer's de
part ments were concerned in the
slash and' items for a city band,
playgrounds and tourist camp
ground were eliminated.
Hlr liobert I 'eel was the Tirst
man to drganlzc a trained und uni
formed police force In Itiitain,
hence the name '"peeler" and
"hobby" which are applied to policemen.
NEW LAMP BURNS
1)1 AIR
Uciits Electric or Gas
A new oil lamp that gives ail
aiuu.ingly brilliant, soft, whl'.e
light, ev-n better than gas or elec
tricity, has been tested by the '
S. Government und 35 leading un
iversities und found to be super
ior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. Jt
burns, without odor, smoke or
noise no pumping up. Is simple..
clean, safe. limns !M air an 1
6ff common kerosene (coal oil ).
The inventor. V. M. Johh.son.
Uil North I'nion Ave., Portland,
Ore., is offering to send a Innii
on la days' KKKI-; trial, or even
to give one KHKK to the first
user in each locality who will help
him Introduce It. White him to
day for full particulars. Also ask
him to explain how you can get
the agency, and w it bout experi
ence or money make 2bii to J.Mmi
per month. Adv.
Meal Time -and everybody
has a big appetite
A steaming, tempting dish of good Minced Clams and Macaroni await
ing you! The certainty that you will enjoy every piece on your plate.
Many people have tasted the wonderful clam dishes our demonstrator
has fixed the last few, days with Wairenton Clams. If you had tasted
them you would surely want some- With your next order include a can
of Minced or .Whole. ,
PHONE MAIN 80
PATTISON BROS. GROCERY
"Particular Grocers for Particular Housewives"
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Meats
Buy Direct From The Wholesaler
At Tremendous Saving All Your Cured Meats. '
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and maC' "urn ,n nwnf-
crtilins to tht mood. One end l
h.ld in plai nd racr Ihe fasten
Ins. Ih ntlirr f trt and n;sy t
rni-d one shout th throat slolr
fjjh;cn. or ciwll jvu ite liero.
The Testimony of Others
my new book which may be
had FREE upon request, on
PILES and ether Rectal and Colon dis
orders, I have reproduced nearly 1 (Ml
letters from among those received h-orti
my thousands of patients. These tell you
nankly of their years of suffering of then
trying home remedies and even opera
tions, and. finally, of their complete cur
by my NON-SI RGICAl.mclhod. These
Ir from men and women 01
very Marlon, many of whom rot
may krwn. Yeu will leani bi
rwdrpg thS Rook why I can ctv
a W RITTEN 1,1'AR ANTEE H
curt your Pile or return your it
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Clt: SEATTLE omen.
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SUGAR CURED HAMS : ; 2? Lb.
ROLLED SHOULDERS Bone out, sugar cured, prac- v
, ticaliy no waste , 25c Lb. ,
COTTAGE BUTTS Sugar cured .' 23c Lb,
FRESH rORK SHOULDERS : ..i8c Lb.
Every pound of our cured meats guaranteed first class. Com
pare the prices you can be your own judge as to quality. We
have customers we ship regularly in Portland in direct compe
tition with all the, highly advertised brands.
Mince Meat, 2 pounds... 3,-)C
, Salter Kraut, 2 quarts ..25c
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
City, Hoover and Economy Markets
Groceries Meats
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