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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1925)
An (Incorporated) Independent Newapnper 'FRANK B. AI'PLEUY.... ........Editor and Publisher HARVEY P. MATTHEWS. ......Buaioeaa Munugur Published eventnga, except Sunday, at 1418 Aduina Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. Tlie Obiarver-utar p'jbllabed every Friday t Entered at the Foatotftce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Cliuw Mull Hatter under act of March 2, 1171. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE C1TT OF LA URAt.'Da . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated freu I exclusively entitled to use for pub. . Ilcatioa or ail newa dlpputcbea credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rlKhta of republication of pecial dlapatcnea In tbla paper, and alao the local newa bere , In also aro reserved.' BLUldCHlPTlON RATED ' By Carrier Dally, per month In advance.. ' ..TSo Dally, ktx months In advance j fit ' bally, ingle eopy , no My Mall Dally, per month In advance.. Dally, per six moutba In advance.. Dally, per year In advance ....... Weakly Obwirver-Htar, per ygar...... 2.G0 6.0U 12.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column '"- , Display, local, per column Inch- Time contract rates on application ..420 ..4oo LET US CI IV 14 TIIANKH: HIOMiiiB, uml Klory, and wis dom, anil tliunkNKlvinir. nnd honor, mul power, anil . mlfrht, bu unto our r.od f.r ever itnil ever. ItfVi-lutioil 12. Winter brings back the man who takes a cold. bath daily and lies jibout other things also. W ' r----r V (so cewrsVoH MAI Go-rovouf? r . yj lemmehpneN is alu t READiftsEVd 'faThe-F?, jj ' This papec? 1 weed ma vjogds off fj BcThoFn&oI ! V PtAOM lT. L- tN A Huftttwl 1 SPElV. tM. fc'l e3EflV &J3H!J A. n PUPPAHI ? im-- OOTATtUM 7 1 1 "yryy j.t7.ll.3, j HEROES APc. MADE -MOT BORM. . eitmnaLamxr. J 'rl ii i. t ... , .... .... uiunci muciieii may ue proved jfUiliy ol violalinjr Llio 06th Article of War, but that is a small matter, lie is j accomplishing the important thing when he t ecuri's arte- j , filiate publicity for the condition of the aviation service in! . army and navy. He wants the public to fret ..the facts and '. it looks as if they would get them. Conviction, in this instance, is incidental. ICA0FF CAT TflAOK MARK ). From recent editorials in the Pendleton East-Oregonian we would assume that Pendleton business interests have a case of the "blues." It is not a peculiar malady, especially -in agricultural communities such as theirs. There are sev , oral thousand cities similarly afflicted in the Middle West, ;but it's temporary. And, after all, business is good for 'those who mako it good. Business men not interested : enough to work for good business have no real alibi. Jy A Dartmouth college professor, in an address before .I.the Association of American Universities, says that our 1-eollcges are facing a crisis' brought on by their own succi&s,' that they are being flooded with students without discrimv filiating thought as to what they want or why they want .jt. This is a very true condition and constitutes n real education problem in itself. Many young people who have t;a serious desire for higher education are unable to realize ;it, to be sure, but thousands of students are enrolled in Jnir colleges, on the other hand, without proper appreciation Jfor their freedom and enjoyment that school days make jKissible. A proper culling process has not yet been devised. WORLD COURT ENTRY ASSURED. (J In spite of the continued opposition on the part of Soli citor Borah and a handful of other senators who are "agin the government" generally, there is every indication that ,-the entry of the United States into the World Court will .I realized during the next few months. Recent happen .ings in Europe have aided the court supporters and Presi dent Coolidge is expected to urge our entry ardently at the coming session of congress. v Senator Swanson, of Virginia, has taken a poll of the senate and roiwrU 1G members as opposed or doubtful at the most, while S3 votes against the court would be re quired to defeat our participation. It is the Virginia sen ator's resolution that will come up for a vote nt this session and ho is confident of success when the roll call is made around the first of the new year. In discussing the couit lie is quoted as follows: "I know of no episode in contem porary foreign relations that has enlisted so widespread and popular supixirt in America as the proposal that we should join the World Court. The churches are virtually a unit for it. Our great woman electorate roundly half of the nation's voting population is practically solid for it. lairrent events in Europe have immeasurably strengthenc. me world Court cause m the United States. The people have not failed to note that the Locarno peace pacts pro vide for eventual settlement by the World Court of differ ences between the contracting parties that are not adjudi cated by iirbitnl bodies provided in the parts tht nuoh : ;." It is this public sentiment that is making il.'. li' (. 't in the senate, as it should, and it is only a iio..::.u nf t:; .o until public opinion regarding the League r Naiiims will 1 r sufficiently reversed to bring about America's membership in that IkkI.v. It has been inevitable for some time and the recent activities of the league that piove its utility lnd value are having no small amount ef influence. ..mail iHKOitnr.tt. I.iisl spi'lnif, the neiglilMir spins ter Neiit nuny mul Kt pome lily IiiiIIik. Sow 4H' Iiiih H row of kot lle nlcniu in rront of her rime blithe. . Once there was u woman who Irimted her hu.ihunri absolutely. He wan HO yearn old, iind bed-rldilen. I'INK l'..l.M.S. (AI)OlOKleH to Amy Lowell.) l'lllk I'llJimuiH ure a wimle of iii'IIk tle. error! The AeHlhettc Joy If Rreut hut pri vate Would that I nilithl. break conven tion. Anil parailp down the crowded alde wa I ka find In pink pnjnmnH KnpomIhk mieh beauty to the pnpu- Iiu-e, ' ' ' ' Who'd irnpo In wide- eyed wonder. KNelnltninir, "There ko J'njumaa I 'Ink Surely a most beuutcou.i hue or pink The color my niol her' loved " And leara. would crowd the vul- Biir eye. Ah Home vital npot or their noul wnH lU'Oilded, Openlni; up new vlHtus to t heir inlnd'H eye, Vlfiln.s of pink pu.lanmH. lint now It Ih cold oh cold! Wait till Winter Ih over oh, pink I I'ajainiiH! j . . We mvnlly saw mi Itrm In ft nrwinHr ulu'it a mntjr mnn In liullnint huh n-rtiMtl iH'rinlHsloii to work In n inlm hit'iiur In wnn I a iiiliinr. A V.Mlir.TY OF PAI.MS. rn Kust'TntT who went to work at a l.on AnnelcM movlr imllo took up IiIh I't'.sldmi'f nt (do uttlo hotel of 1'alniH. AnT lie liml Ih-.-h thi'ie I a f'v fluyH lie suhl to niioUu't: (fiit-Ht: "1 don't sp why thoy cvor rnllod thlH 1'itliiiH. Why, tiu-ro Lsn't a palm In it;htj" "Wait till the wnltorH and bell boyn Mno up the day you leave and then you'll boo plenty of palniH," was the retort. , And to think with all or our wide-awake chambers of commerce no city haw yet sent out a bid for a bootlejiKor'H convention. An a rule the Icmh ii woiiuiii wears the longer It take her to iIii'nh. Tt Is undei-Htood that they are rfoinjr to put up a aiatue of tho man who Invented thorn toy Iml loonti. Jt oupht to be Just n bust. . Manx- a mnn riees Trom tempta tion when ho feelH mire that It will have a KOod eluince to over tako lilm. IN IHTCII. lie: Do you know that In Hot land the Kills wear wooden nlioi-.s? She him): vice. . haVlllK jn.'it danefd with I sutPe ii's a safety di-- Tlutie modem pants were iu venled In n Itneene Anierlea mere ly look nut the puckering strhi" nt the bottom. Hold-tip men are holding up tnxl drivers. Next we'll hear of porch climbers climbing porch ell in born,' porch ph. FLASHLIGHTS Yale and Ever-Ready One for every puiTiose. See Our Window. Priced From $1.00 lTp Complete with battery Red Gross Drug Store .1 Qt. Pudding Pan NOV. 5 TO 14 Special prices SMALL SIZE MEDIUM SIZE $4.50 $5.50 LARGE SIZE $6.50 Newer Irene Castle Frocks Personify the new mode with infinite grace tall Our shippinR schedule for November calls for 12 IMrROVKI) FORI) MODELS. Place Your Order Now for Early Delivery. Perkins Motor Co. Phone M-500. Cor. 4th and Adams i ii III ' ihll ill II'1 II If Wear-Ever" I Aluminum S Roaster Jg ORE. HARDWARE THE flared silhouette has' definitely intrenched itself. The smartest frock is the one that has a slightly draped Princess bodice with an j extremely short skirt flared at the side, at the back, at the front, or all the way around. Sleeves are delightful in their versatility. Long, tight sleeves flare at the cuff; loose, flowing models are caught in unexpectedly at the wrist. Trimmings are gorgeous and barbarically colorful. Vivacious em- ' broideries are everywhere.' They brighten the sleeve, add dash to the back of a collar, wind in gay profusion about the mere wisps of skirts -they are wearing these days. It will be a pleasure to show you this inspiring new collection from "AMERICA'S BEST DRESSED WOMAN," IRENE CASTLE . : ' ? 12.50 to ?.-)9.50 ' ' ,. i N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years I'ii ul Whl toman, tho orchr.stra leiiih-r, was once a tuxioab ilrlvrr and still retains his public lici'iisi-H. Vhioyanls have been ltr-pt by tho Molllrrraiit 1111 jwopltv uinct: tho time of Noah. LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOK BARGAINS Not The Money You Pay -.But The Meat It Buys Th.-it's the tost tho thrifty housewife i;r,!;r-, when she is niiii ki'tiiig. She may limit her s.K-miin;:, 1'Ut she is equally concerned with getting maximum vr.'ue in the meat she buys. The big majority of our customers are thrifty anxious to save. liut they insist on good meat at the same time and only Crescent Quality measures up to their requirements. You'll find much satisfaction in your marketing here because you know we deal exclusively in meat products, that all of our attention is devoted to -giving you market satisfaction that everything we sell is guaranteed to be as fine and good as you expect it to be. ' . Come in tomorrow when you're down town or phone your order. Courteous attention awaits you. No Cold Storage Products. Crescent meat Co. Exclusive Market Sen'icc. The Start Isn't Hard BUT KEEPING AT TOUR SAVINGS AC COUNT IS WHAT COUNTS. . . . 13 YOURS GROWING REGULARLY EVERY WEEK? La Grande National Bank Sound - Kcilablo - Proffesslv LAMPS FOR EVERY OCCASION ?S.9.") to ?".00 SELECT YOURS W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Four Floors of Fine Furniture Snodgrass & Zimmerman Exclusive Undertakers . Our Invalid Car la used but for one purport of convey. Ing the tick and Injured any where they want to go Main 3 IVttnt or Day E Winter School Coats' All-wool heavy materials now selling at less than One-Half Pnce. In all the discontinued colors. If you want a tm,A un.. coat the best vcu ran im. special price, suitable for school I or street wear, don't, overlook ! i'1'poi ninny to save. S6.50 to ?22.r,0 Coats, age 4 to 16, now $2..-0 to $10.00 Norton's Kiddy Shop ETCTTtldnc to Infnw Md ChlMt', Ww
