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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1925)
Saturday. Novcntlier 7, l!)2o. . " T-l 'HI V.l I It I I A Kill Ii' 1j' li ' M irVIII- I ll'Vli If 1 II If ' I IltfC I1 Ollr IIICj LU U1W1NUU 1 V iniim vx t aaaaaaaaaa aaaawa - - . f - -- - afeitho .fatthtg bserfrcr An (Incorporated) Independent Newspaper FRANK B. Al'PUiBY ..Editor mid Publisher HARVEY F. MATC'HKWS.-... Buslass Manures Published svsntugs, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Htar published every Frlduy. Kntered at the Pom office at La Urande, Oregon, as Second Class Mali Matter under act of March Ir, 1171. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THB i -, CITY OF LA GRANDB) MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub. llcatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of special- dispaloues in this paper, and also the local news here in also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION HATE . Uj Carrier Dally, per .month In iv.n . ,. . ,, Dally, six months In advancs . Dally, siugle copy . M...TSO oo By Hall Dally, per month In advanoe. Dally, per six mouths In advance...ww. Dally, per year In advaoce Weekly Obaerver-Htar, per yoar.......... ..H)o $2.1.0 10.00 ti.0O ADVERTISING RATES' Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch.. Time oontract rates on application ..42a ..sua Till WAV TO h'KKUDO.Mi-r'Yft shall Know, tlio trulli, tnu trulli Bliall multi you fn i-.- .lulin H: a:. OFFICE School News CAT TRAOa HAMH . , ' This is the month of the year when intelligent turkeys h should stint washing behind their ears and become inter is cstcd in Sunday school, The sum of $70 with compound interest will amount to :.? 14,000,000 in 300 years. Who can afford to wait that .'long for the sake of becoming; a multi-millionaire? '. It must be a great blow to miners and operators in the ; eastern coal fields to discover how little attention js being tfiven their controversy by the rest of the country. If a few more strikes and lock-outs occur, the dear public will .be so equipped for the use of other varieties of fuel that coal mining may become a minor industry. Oil and elec tricity have already made tremendous dents in the old bystem. A cynic mltfhl cull thin un nee of cliff ilwflli'rH who Lii'tuivo 1 Ult ra ve nirn. Thut iui-L who wrott; of the mIiu. of itlKht und hv HhelttT.nic liiilin known the gruut AmmmIcuu porter till rlffht, Tin hi'iultt oT Hmi1i link: A hui'Klnr wliosf! wire won't lt lilm Ko out IlllltN. 'Hie no ft. -Hi Job In I Iim world would ko lo Hie IliiinoroiiH 1-Milor or Iho I'oitKrf'KNlonal lt--ont. AffiK'H "Oh!" Iterky "Whut'H tint rmittrr?" Akih'h ''I'm in u terriblfi illlrm ntn. I'vf Kot two i'opoNiilM ami enn't iliThlc wMHi to marry first." . AT 1.VNIX(.' 'r workfd on lhal prohlom until 5 o'clock thin nintniiirC" "Jid yon rinullyKt-t Idoa?' 'Yih, It .)rfr:in to dawn on inf." "If miiI.'V sulil tlio son 1 1 mm I ft I 1 .iniiilr Iniiillady l Jlif table, "lo lliink thin (Nxr 'littlto .Ininb shoiilil Ih siftHKliMTiil In Itio flower or IU yniKh JuM lo hatlsfy our ui iifiiihw." . , "Vs," ntcifi-fl til rjniltml lioiml er, Is toiiKh."' ,'-? -.-. A hook OKt'iU trh-d to sell n man. an cncyclojiedia for IiIb children, lint the inun 1-cfonfd (o buy, snyliiK I hi- had to walk when he . wilm u hoy and It didn't do him any harm, a - Mi-h. HpriKtfH o you noed any kIiochV" Mi-rt. lirlfKB "No." Mr. HprtjTKH "Neither do T. I.cl'H ko hi'o thlH shoo Htoro iind rest while they try some on ub." . Itfforc it Ih too into, thorn Ih one Ihlnjr wo must tflve the Turks credit ror; thoy jrot up a pretty Kood liath. . There Iwi't a itretit deal of ponco on eurth for tlio Knt who has waited until t ho hwt minute to pick I her present. "Where are you from?" "Houth Dakota." "My! You don't talk like a Southerner." . , . A necking party Im Nomctlijng Unit iiiukes iiiitliillit m'ciii like t o'elot'k. . RED MAN'S TRIUE INCREASING. The misanthropic author of the' epigram, '"The masses nre always wronjr," is .sometimes confirmed by events of tha days, if he employed the word "masses" in the sense, of popular belief. For decades and for some reason, now unknown, the jiublic has1 been under the impression that the American Indian has been rapidly approaching extinction as a race. Terhaps the average person, if examined on the subject, would express the belief that it is only u mutter of a few generations before the last full-blooded Indian will have trone to his fathers. It must have been with nmnzement coupled with in credulity that many received the census bureau's announce ment of an increase of 2,fi93 in.tho country's Indian popu lation during, the year ended Juno 30. But one is puzzled even more by census figures showing a gain of 18,976 in the Indian population in the last twelve years, that there lire 120,1(13 Indians In the state of Oklahoma and that there are now 0,13!) Indians living in Now York state. '. Iiettcr living conditions, economic prosperity and the beneficial effects of civilizing influences prolnibly account for-the growing Indian population. That the race has survived to this time is remarkable, although there now seems to be no valid reason why it should not multiply. The red man is no longer made the target for the white man's rifle and many tribes have become fabulously weal thy from oil discovered on the Oklahoma lands the white man's government believed barren and worthless and there fore set aside as reservations for native Americans. c Cutting Down Coal Waste in the Home Wintry blasts without; in the home the mildness of May. All this not only bemuse AREKDF.EN COAL produces more heat than ordinary soft coal, but hcacuse it is a household labor-saver. ' ABERDEEN COAL IS CLEAN COAL High in heat value, low in ash. , Hence, fires bum steadily with little clinker:-,. Fur naces need not be cleaned so often; fewer ashes to cart away. ABERDEEN COAL is the Coal to llurn. Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co, Phone Main 17 "IJlfcrtfiNt , lloff in Illinois. Died," .lust who whh the blKKent hojr In WlnolH? (Ily Maijoile l ami ire) Mhilntutv AHsembllc Held tin Tuenduy of thin wei Mliw TliompHon'H KukHmIi pIumbcm hui 'very umiHiiul und litteri-fctliic lea von. JJcllcviiitf that thi student HpeechcH In luwemhlleH iniKht bw bettered In u lew wum, Minn Thumpxon decided 1 Iih t the clam Hhould conduct miniature anncin hlictt. All the tiling which un iiHimlly Hpoken of in utufcmblicH were broiiKht before the nilnlbture uttxemhly. KveryllilnR' from uth Ictitu to A., C. K. work wuh dts ciiHScd, Thoxe who partook In thlH work are of the. opinion that the Hpccchcji nhowed thn pon.slble lc i ecu lu our utfMcmhltCH und how to rcjrudy them. .fiuiior IMay lUg Hhvcchs Thv. final preparutiuiiH for the junior play wore completed und the worry tlmt ulwuys uccoinpunleM a performance w-ih entirely ohllior aled um the curtain dropped Krhiuy ovenliiH:. A law crowil Is ex- jtecied Hiiturday evening, an all the ticket h are sold. Thnae, however, witililiifr ha Irony kcoIh may come urly and help themselves. lAi-Kt CAIIioHntr 'l IVa I'lic autumn tea party Kivcn ly Ihc wnlor chiHrt swan put ovir hitf. A Hhort iroKiam wiifl fjivn and de IlKhiful refreHhin,eniH w;i:e arrved. Tin looms. wert cleverly decoralcd with autumn colon. . , . . Classes Ale'!-- The. four ehiHNe.4 of 1.' II. S. held hi.'H meet Ihph In HieJr respective claw roomii lant Monluy. The rn eel in),' whm cullttd In order to cheek up on the ntudwnt body lirK , tH c-onti-Ht which closed Friday, October 3. It in not yet known j how the clHHHCtt .stand in tile con it est. Mimlr Work Iteauii Conrilderuhle has been already uccompilxhed on the Mlmlr. the hlKh uchool uniuial. A numher of faculty pictures have been taken and Koverul uroun pictures, ilow ever. the real work hun not been Marled. Drill Tor Accuracy - The typing claxMen under the di rection of MIhh VllKon have been drilling for accuracy In typlmr. At flrat, II wu difficult for the, be KinnerH to find the "home row." Now, however, few mistake! a re made and many have Improved Kreal ly. . . Make-Cp The draniMlcH rlassf'S are now NOTICH OF FIMN OF FINAL ACCOOT In tlio County Court of the Stute i of OreKon for i:nlon Cotmty. I In the mutter of the Kntute of I". C. Holmes, deceusod; Notlco Ih hereby giwn that th" imderlened Juw fiUl hit final 'ac count um udminlHtrutor of the es tate of I. C. Holmes. rlecaeJ. and i hn County Court of 1'nlon County, ftreuon, hua fixed WednewJuy, th ZTttli day of November. 192b, at 10 o'clock In the- foreuoon, at IUi court room; ut tlio Court House Lo La Orunde, Oregon, au the tiino auU plucu for hrirloff any uud all ob ject Ions to thA mild final account and Nettlemttnt of Maid eatatc. Unto or ftrtrt publication, October 2i, JSL'f,. .k. r. ruviK Adintubftrator. Cireon A Jlewi. Attorney for Ad ministrator. K oet L4. St. Nov. 7. 14. 61. EVERYBODY lias his PECULIARITIES, as tlio SAYING goes, and we GUESS it's right, too KOU instance, we know A MAN who spits all THE time when he's ' TALKING to you, and ANOTHER man we know CAN'T eat pumpkin pie and IS partial to red neckties AND so it goes and IF you were to ask us WHAT our chief hobby IS we believe we would HAVE to say that it's FINE CANDIES for we HAVE been selling them IN La Grande for 15, YEARS and they have MADE good in every way. SO why shouldn't we BE proud of them? Red Gross Dru Store TODAY Krause's Whip Cream Chocolates Half Lb. 33c hum in the art of miike-up. This I week I he Mludcnm are maltlnK ui; each other to represent the cer tain type of character, such as villain, hero, heroine and Juvenile, j Outside Headline The economics" classes nr reiid Iiik outside books for additional information and social conditions In economics. 1 IMay Head The KhKllsh VII I. classes are reading some short plays. Kach member of the c!as r'iorts on plays ho has reud. - m m III at Home Htella lupKers, a senior. Is ah -nt from school on account of lllins. Toy for Itliui A Junior chvis meet which was held WediieHday w-as for (he pur pose of calling In Junior play tick els and to usk the, juniors to pay fur (heir rliiKs an soon as possible. Wesley Hrownlon, student body Mt'ssAKi No. IH, Iront: 01U:OON TRAIL VOX FAJIM, II. W. SuUth, Frop., LuC.innde, Ore ' I nder date of Oct. 2:lrd, the Klti:i MITII ITU CO. Informs m to ( m is ci i eet : Ttiul we, one of the few auction sales com pan les. FIltMl.Y believe thnt the better RtaiUs of sliver fox pelts will always find an active mar ket and tlio demaml for such shins will at all times FA It KX- CKKD the supply. I'rlees for No 1 raw skins will never be Iomm than TWO Hl'NIHlKI, OOI.1.AKS as now. Snodgrass & Zimmerman Exclusive Undertakers Our lorslld cr Is used but for on purpoM of ceaw Ing tbs sick soil Injursd oj whsrs tay want t to. Mala I NI(M or Dsf A SMALL HEATER With Much Heat. Tlin WVsMnffliouso "Coxy Qlow" I'lwtrlc hi-ater will tukc t)u I'hlll out of thew froHty uiornltiKS; Just ut tach to your lump Bucket thu curt-out consumption Is smull uml tll Initial cost is vciv low. II. & S. ELECTRIC SoluiniT llolcl lltillitlng. La Grande's Leading Store for i ears QUALITY MERCHANDISE At Prices That Are Right. N. K. West & Co. Inc. pri-.sliU-iil. tnlkril to the class ahout l.uyliisr H-ls- xluiionl hotly tlikcta. ... KrcMliniit 'Mis't At Intiruilsslon on Wcdnrsdny niornhiit th mshm'H crowdii Into tlulr class room. Tlio pur puso or thu mri'tlnif wi to collect the tickets anil money for tlio ju nior play. Claim .McKeunon luld Die "rookli-H" ulinut student hody llekilM und urtfid them to buy them -so Ihut they coulil lie con sidered h pari of I h student body. When HdliiB In a motor enr Thai hutnps alonB with J"H and jar Just luiiBh. and say, 'H minlil 1" worse 1 wouldn't feol It In a lieuraft." Kvcn Henry Turd appierlaU lite fact that Old 1 in "M uiucll mori' tireless, worker. When Poverty Ends Poverty ends when the spirit of saving boffins In a man. The amount saved. Is unimportant the BIG thins is to MAKE THE START. When will YOU mako this start? How much longer will you put off this Important step? De . clde rlffht now that you 'will do this the FIRST thing TOMORROW by opening a Savings Account here. When you do, wo will present you with a Liberty Bell Hoiua Safe to assist you In saving.' La Grande National Bank La Grande, Oregon onarch I SI i These watches will add charm to any wrist! ALLURlNOLYbeautiful,thc8C jtx. Bulov a Watches will add grace and charm to any wrist. Exquisitely made in (olid white gold and gold filled, fitted wich guaranteed move ments. Nationally famous Bulova Watches are recommended by u became they combine unusual beaut)' with guaranteed dependability. ErvNJv's favorite. WhJu goU with a (in 15 iwet COMBINATION Electric and Coal Let Us Show You. W. H. Bohnenkamp Company An inwi iTIt ntti wtcti at hi nuMllv Um ptirc. 14 lu. Mbd KJ rtrvrd i jr Mil Bulov sMvtmMi . 1 V Th B4twi ArtMneraff. 14kt.anfVl i Nuininir niM ttnaj wcrMMsiarcurspart' ( Hwti otiiova a IT We take panlooaWe pride in the big and "II I heautihil telectttm of Hi 't OVA Watthra we J ILalwar have on divplay. From $25 to $25iX) J J. H. Peare & Son f. w. n. s. IXmtch Inprctors, lll MONDAY SPECIALS " ; stninpiMl llo'miiMH. wlille r'''' CirlH" Huts, values lo i tor -. frill WunUels A KVw ljnllos1 SmmpMl )r.f'S... Sovri-al Oilier llnrsnlnK' l 1'lma Ilnir 1'iicc-. Norton's Kiddy Shop Everything In Illrlmt8', ami Children's Wear fa Men's ytA zd Suits 1 1 $1.50 M IN THE PATH OF PROGRESS To study any particular human mechanism ,1 properly and 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 staff of physicians and a well-equipped laboratory give each individual the best pos sible service. The Hot Lake Sanatorium Dr. W.T. Phy. Owner mud Director. You Can Make A Dream ComeTrue Do you dream of accomplishing some par ticular thing two, three, or five years from now? Have you a cherished plan in mind that you want realized at a certain time? Will you be able to use to advant age a definite sum of money at a definite time in the future? You cannot find a more ideal means of making those "dreams" come true than an investment in the La Grande Building & Loan Ascintion. You can pay a definite amount each month as your savings and your money will earn 7 per cent compound ed semi-annually. It will mount up more quickly than you can imagine. Tell us your needs your plans. Let us help you in the selection of a contract that will give you the amount of money you want at the exact time you want it. Call us or drop in at your convenience. La Grande Building" & Loan Association FLOYD McKENNON, Sales Mngr. La urande National Itenk Bldg. i i
