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Friday. October 30, 1925.
Pnpe Four
THE LA GRANDE EVENTNfl OBSERVER
(Ipoorperaiftl)
Ao Independent Newapaimr
FftAKK B. APPLEBY
HAJlVfiY V. HA'rTHEWH.,.,
...... Bailor and Publisher
............... tiuslnciia Munueur
Published, eveutpea, except Sunday, at 1416 Adaii Avenue.
La Grande, Qregon. Tlie Observer-Star published every Kri.iuy,
Entered at the Poatofflce at La ilraude, Oregon, aa Second
Cuss Mull Mailer under act of Muruu 1, lilt.
OFFICIAL ItAPKIl Of (JN(ON COUNT! ANU
CITT OF LA OHANlJB
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Mention or all ncwa dlaputcbea credited to II or not otherwise
credited It published therein. All rlitli(a of republication ot
special dlKpatuhcs In till paper, aqd alau In lpr.u news bore
In also urn reserved.
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. AH.t'H I'llAYKIt: ,pid, It la pntlilwt with Thee Id belli,
whether with ninny, nr Willi lluni thai nave nil power; heip
iih, t) I, hi. I unr (luil; for we mil oil Thee, and In Tny niitii.'.
wi go u,;iiinsl this iiiulllliiiK.--S rliriuiu'lia H: II.
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
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fr-Wi" V SNEAK HEART. S
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(ow NQ MA'AM!
CANT SOU SEE
WE'RE ahouW
'M BACw? NOW
DomTGovE o&
0' Them movie.
Kind naam.
he s CioT A
VJEAK HEART.
naciwv j
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' LOOVllT ' I
HEAH
NAOW -
B0VV-
A-W ofiFFW.'iTS ONl-V
A PAN& FER A INSTANT"
Asi them alv i. o'eV? I
WO. NOISE TO TSTiFFt".'
TAINT UKt A TOW B LCOKJ
BuWiKj.iKi MORS FACE
NO MORE , THEW OOwE
Awam wjrTH TH' SMACK ! J
!' A tjjiinty littlo nil-plane "for Wl women only" is an
rsalo in London. That's one moid excuse made avaiiablo
.jfor those who are reducing1.
' Chinese is spoken by alwut 400,000,000 people, but it
: should be understood Jllat this figure docs not include
', ; American babies.
r
Obituary
tsA,) , shii:.s
S;iliihia 1. Shrfj. niollur of
Mrs. '. It, Joiich of thbj r)iy, dl((
l si nifiht ! the f!ram- Itondt:
0.silta (tl tin' tt'rmlniitiou of ui)
iwtt-iulffl HlnoH,
T!i (iPi'i'tJt'nl wan Kfi yoma nf
Mire uiul nun born Keplenibcr 5,
I Hit, ul ltmhH1own, N. J.
tin- imwt 17 . '
M on rn ! ii tr lnr uonilHr urc htr
il!iMffMtr. .loncw. u i;rund-
tiuiiKliHT. Mrs. (ill'rl ilimlor uf
lalutul Clly, and u liuut of rriemltt
('iiiM'iul ttri'virt'it will he biM at
Hie ltohnrnktiiiip cliuprl HuiKluy
I Mttittnoun tit 'J::iu p'elwk, , Tim
I lev. . W, ('. Uuh will i f Iridic
Football Rules May
J5c Changed by Coarl
NKW YOIMC (Al'l When thn
rootliiill rulih coiiiiutilKC holds Ma
iifl nnniial "KH!on two major 1h-Niit-H
l fi Itntr tviih tUv xrni'in;r hvh-ti-m
hi fnntluill will )h up fr nMf
Vitilon. hio (IfntH' vvhh, t hv
Ktuli'n tin inilnn iiml t'.nt nt lirr U'il ll
'thn ftm point nflcr tniiclnlnwn.
' AKlIation n;:nli.Ht holh Imhuoh Iioh
i 'di'vMopfil in 'till H''CtirnK nf v lint
'.rmintry mh a n-Hiili of a wliolcyah1
ntniilH'i' of Mo KtiincH uml tlw Rivat
niin))fi of eojiti'His dr-ohU'il liy I hi
j point (ifhT tmiclitlowii which, it It
clninit'd hy many rit(. puts loo
1 irrrjit n itfiinhv nn n t-:un matcli-
i ii oH' loiii-iHiown will) an)th r.
(tol hall'M Hi-orluK ruh a u re
"TeE BE&INMEC?
sol
O mtif we armies e:q
OFFICE
CAT
. TMAOS MAna NIO.
fy" Junius
nel In uiiKlit out the fact thiit ulio'nnd invnriiihlv left 'lie flip on' llio
An article in Sunday's New York Times says that the Nowminya a man dopn-
r.ppointment of Hanford MacNider, of Iowa, as assistant ""B"- T":;0."' f" h""'
aeCrGtlll'V nf Will' IB pnnrllmivn axriAnnna fVinf iUa Amoi.iinn!
toolh-imste tllu'!
A(.iitu.il. iiiilunilly,
had:
Sharpened her oyelirow jtenril
Willi hiH razor; .
Tol.l her tilends how mnfli lie,""' first t"11"'-
wiiH maklnjr:
Aaked him. on nltc.rnatn nlirht.i.
re.su!tel on
why he didn't live In his old office; Tjn:nn Popifin Offpra
Alwnya favored canned apup; U 1 . , v! V
rro-empted ohrlil out of the ten I bpCCial i &t'P 10 anOW
Ifo to liooka ill the closet; ! .
... I ' 1'lnyoil voir (with lilm): I ....
Inalated on the window leL-iilal- ' " 1 """1 i-aqiic rniroau win
I.PO-inn h.io Iwm mnnm.U,J tl, I ii: r.. KerniH. hul how are yoif koIhk to
" e " ivK..i(,i.u tio bni: iiiiiiui wiiii. puuiiutii iit- (he KerniH to eai 'em ?
tor in the nation's life predicted for the last few years.! " -
Jt may be that this appointment is official .evidence, but nllior "Vi's, my dear, ynpr
there has been a larp amount of unofficial evidence for ,r",l,,',','J'Jl!!;l,f, 'umtl'X 'N!!'""
pome time. . The Legioii is not a political factor -organized ways'ieiiinit'iin- to keep nwuy rnini
find directed for that';' purpose, of course, because it in-i,l""''' , ,
eludes men of all parties and all preferences, but its ideals! w Mjuiri i 1'omi k
iis an organization are common to practically the entire ThoiiKh 'ulhiie wimim.r'iH a prince,
membership, its conception of patriotism , and loyalty is I "n''
clour-ckUtptr Jiiothesoi characteristics, combinod with the U' ' '"LTe'eihi " u ""l w"!!
youth and epergy of its personnel, that make the Legion I Ami (rmneiy mitea iii fail.
u tremendous political force that is growing constantly.
Doetora a.iy onlonH kill illneaBii nK; priylleire ut nlirlit; 81'" rounil-lrlp tickets al fare and
llelleved what her mother told '"-. niru mi ui.iii.iit ,
)er; .10. 31 anil November A. 4 and !
siinnerled his serawnv Rrrcliirv. f"r Ontmlc people who wish to .
jwnewwppwwi attend the Pacific llllerlliitioual
Livestock exposition at Portland,
J. II. Keeney. local agent, has aii
notineed. The tickela permit a rclurn to
.a (iranile up until mhluinllt tf
Xovemlier 'J.
CHARGE IT TO APVEIWSING.
Ln Grando merchants were-solicited recently for
ad-
1 never wiw Prince Kddle full.
Hut I'll puss you this tip
While In u downtown atore today
1 saw it princess hIIii.
vortising in a monthly magazine that has 400 or more cir- iv.. w you know the men some
: culation herg and 29,000 or more scattered over the rest ,'1,"'H "'""i"";w-, .
of the United States the rale being based on the twenty-j . V-
j nine thousand, not on the four hundred. The solicitor, who! n wa eVidemiy "r ,!!'aHo
works on a commission, was successful, of course, because '"r 'icseriion. hit lawyer proved
l he has a nice story to tell about the magazine's advertising ,i'n,.( hr "miie's7x'moniim before
! La Grande in that particular issue and could paint a color- """" llv" '" "lu l:lk"' ch""
i ful picture pf the tremendous good the entire effort would p:"''
j do this city. . ., i was primed. Then, hy adroit nous.
j The Obsei-ver doesn't knov what business mop bought ntiesiionini;. the derendunt'a ioun-
i space but we are confident that they are progressive, boost-1 4 - - --
i lug citizens who are anxious to do their share in aiding
city growth and development. They probably wanted to be
j good fellows and "help out" the magazine in its work of
j advertising Ln. Grande over the nation, It is only to be
I regretted that they did not analyze the proposition thor
. (Highly before they allowed, a spirit of altruism to have full
I sway. Had this been dono, we rather imagine the solicitor
; would have had less successful intoi-views.
; . That gentleman, for example, in an interview in our
; office, admitted that retail merchants could not possibly
j benefit from the advertising he was selling them. Ho
I admitted that he thought the company 'publishing the mag
! nzine was advertising I-a Grande, not for Ln Grande's
; sake, but for the company's sake, that any beneficial re
; turns from this publicity would benefit his company fhut
: and La Grande second, and that the company would be
! well compensated for the cost of this publicity for La
I Grande regardless of the co-operation received from local
- business firms. Otherwise the company would hardly con-
"tinue the publication of an organ that shows a deficit of
'"t30,000 a year, according to the solicitor, To seek adver
tising from retail merchants here under such circumstances
is therefore as logical as for a business man to request that
;this big company pay part of his advertising bill with The
Observer. The mutual benefit from successful returns
-would be much greater.
It is all, perhaps, a small matter and can be attributed
'to the careful thought and ardent effort of minor maga
f zine officials who wish to make the best possible showing
! for themselves and their department, the company cxecu-
I tives probably giving the condition no thought. l!ut the
policy is, wrong and La Grande business men are unt'on
', sciously tho goats. Perhaps they are uuconscioiislv made so.
.1
in it
The Start
isn't Hard
BUT KPEPINq AT
TOUK SAVINGS AC
COUNT IS WHAT
CPVNTS. . , .
IS TOVIta GROWINO
KKUUI,Artl.Y evert
. WL'liiKT
La Grande
National
Bank
Sound t Reliable i ProeeseWe
'I
i QjQHANShN
Trench in name sod French in fash-
I'ion'v La Panse will just dance
its vjy. straight to your heart.
November's Calendar Style!
i
fAaik Salinpaitnt kather trimmed
. $050
!8:
N. K. West & Co, Inc.
LA (iKANUiO, OltK.
'uniquo In that' they, provide no re- epdeuvor to hrlnu uliout q siilsrm'
llef for the lie game. No other tory solution of the tie Kiipm prol.
major American colleg-o aport of lent.
track and sld faila 10 suppjy it 1 :
iiieans of brettking it deadlock. silwrloii Anrairy Nearly Wmly
The extra point after touchdown Kl'OKNK. Ore. Work un tin-'
Was liieorporuted in llio pli.y wilu' new armory al Sllverton is ex-'
tho tdeu of hrenkliiK ties, but II pecU'd to he, completed In two
dues not uppcar to he K!i)orally f- wei-lts, according to members of
fcclivc. . , 'the firm of IHarRreoves & Lindsay.
In the east this year 14 giimes conlractors of this cily. who are
have resulted In tie scores hllc bulldinj,- the structuie. The roof
seven have been decided by llle ox- "l" leell complied und llll th.il
i m.n.t uiw louch.lown. reniiiins Is som inside rinlslitns.
While opponents of the extra I
it was slated.
point after touchdown feel that
.there. Is little likelihood of any
change In tills ruling next year...
they contend the rule makers will Imagination.
Muji tflccs to think he Is nntur-.
ally truthful instead 'of lacking ill
HEY, BOY!
Just fiiruet 'TlnlliiK Mile
Mttlil,' but ii'ini'tiilier . i
liate u ilumly lot of
ii.i.i.ou'i:t:.v
candids
. M Hi, I.-H-
Red Crpss Dru
Store
Guaranteed Used Fords
1922 ROADSTER
Has box on rear. Price . ,
$175.00
Perkins Motor Co.
fhiine M-fiOO. Cor. (h and Adams
f w
Saturday Specials
Children's Winter Coats
Youthful Styles for Infants and
Itoys and (Jills to ,6 Veare
Fashioned of excellent quality materials and soma
soiling at less than half price
$2.50 to $22.50 wonderful values 1
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OK CHILDREN'S SHOES
Sjze 6 to No. 3 for boys $1.95 to $4.50
Size 5 to No. 5 for girls $1.95 to $1.50
Infants' Soft Sole Shoes ... 50c
WE CARRY A COMl'LETK STOCK OF INFANTS'
AND CHILDREN'S WEAR AT POW.'LAl PRICES.
Free Hallowe'en Hats for the Kiddies.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Everything lu Infant' anil (LlLlren a Wr
Groceteria & Basket Grocery
Shaker Salt, round pkg......; , ......-.. :.12c
Shaker Salt, square pkgTi !....!.!!..:......?...... 8c
Premier Salad Dressing ..'44c
Alber's Oats, large pkg .......29c
Alber's Minit Oats, pkg .....; 14c
Jasper's Graham, 4-11). pkg.... 29o
Preferred Stock Crosby Corn, No. 1 tin..
Schoolboy Peanut Butter, small tpi. ,
Wisconsin Sugar Peas, No. 2 tin........
Royal Club Peanut Butter, 1-lb. tin.......i.
I'nderwood's Clam Chowder. No. 1 tin
Columbia River Salmon, -b. tin
IlCi'shey's Cocoa, i-lb. tin 19c; 1-11).
Campbell's Tomato ' Soup, can H
till-
17c
14c
17c
.....27c
14c
lGc
3(Se
....IQc
Thone MAIN 130
FOlt YOUIt SrNDAY DINNF.R ,
iincy-Kat Spring Chickens or Knt liens to lioast
Juicy Kleer lleef - Voung Kill Pork
. . Mill! Ked Veal.
And nil knis of Cold Lunch and Cured Merits.
Kresh Flsli
2 Doors llrlov, IllncU Oat. I'iit Iiclivciy
MARKET
Basket Groceteria
and Market
Next to Arcade Theater
La Grande Groceteria
and Market
Next to Black Cat
FREE
CO AO
With every HOWARD Heater .old this
week we will give 1,000 pounds of coal,
HOWARD Heaters are superior to any
heater made. Over five hundred in use in
this vicinity. Special low terms if desired
and your old heater as part payment.
W. H. BOHNEMAIP Cft