La Grande evening observer., November 20, 1925, Image 4

Friday, November 20, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
(Incorporate!)
An Independent Newspaper
FRANK B. APPLEBT
...Editor and Publisher
UARVGT F. MATTHKVTti
.Buaiaues Manager
Published evening, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday.
Eutered at the Foatofflce at La Oraode, Oregon, as Second
' Claaa Mall Matter under act of March t, 17.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION CO'JNTX AND TUB
:. C1TT OF LA GRANDB
MEMBER ASaOCIATEO PRESS
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Ilcatlon ot all new dlapatchea credited to It or not therwlce
credited II publiabed therein. All rlghte ot republication of
apeclal dlapatcbea In tbia paper, and also lb local taws here
in alao are reserved. -
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Time contract ratea on application
, fcTKIlNAI, PriOTRCTION: The I.011I Hhull preserve thy
going out und thy coming in from IhlH time forth, anil oven
lor rvprmorp, Pmilm 121: ,
These days the height of fashion refers to altitude, not
puicniitude. . ;- . . ;
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. Looks are often deceiving,
is over 26 years old. ' '
No automobile, for example,
An Oregon democratic platform is one thing but making
all democratic candidates stand on it is quite another.
. Now they are trying to learn whether King Tut was.
murdered or died from tuberculosis.' We doubt if the proof
of either possibility will greatly alter his present condition.
The Mitchell case is expected to ,go along for another
month. If it becomes a question of one side out-talking the
cther, we'll bet on the colonel. ' He's hhd lots of practice
recently, :
; The move of the police department to keep all minora
Itlll. flf nnnl liullu in mtnrl r.iM tlA 1..... ' A... .11.:.... u..i- ...:fl
..... e''t iui viic njja, . tiiyiimiK LI1IIU Willi
tend to eliminate ioafing-"Ymvn tbwri. inpoorhhlft.-'cti-'ugj
mores, caies, or any place 01 business that is open and
wnrm, is desirable. It's not the place so much as it is the
idleness and chance associates that need le made less
attractive. . . ' ' ,
La Grande is taking on the appearance of a metropolitan
center if we judge from the legitimate theatrical produc
tions the city is offered these days. In VLightnin'" then-ter-goers
had an opportunity to see one of the classic
comedies of recent years staged by .the lending characters
who graced the Chicago cast for several months. Tomor
low night May Robson will be here in a new comedy,
"Helena's Iioys" that it, it's the newest vehicle for this
highly successful and universally', popular comedienne. May
linbson is a real star. She draws large crowds whether
her performance is on Kroadway or. out in the. sticks. It
should be a treat for La Grande. Then next week we are
to sample a play that has caused much comment in the
last year or so, "White Cargo," with the same cast that
appeared in Daly's theater in New York. . "Blossom Time"
is another creditable entertainment . due before long, so
those who enjoy good stage performances are not to be
Without them this season, it seems.
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CONSERVATIVE BANKERS.
The Oregon Voter has the following to saving regarding
bank responsibility : ',
"The primary obligation of a bank is to hold its
depositors' funds in shape that the depositors can
draw on same whenever needed. With that prim
ary obligation fully safeguarded by ample reserves
of cash and liquid, instantly - marketable invest
ments in securities, it may consider its secondary
obligation that of loaning money in its home com
munity. That seconduiy obligation does not bind it
to undertake any community risks. Rather, it is
bound not to join in community risks. Local pul
lic sentiment to the effect that a bank ought to
help finance unseasoned local undertakings is an
unhealthy sentiment. If it prevails, the bank which
yields to it is in danger of going under. When the
public wakes up to realize this, there will lie praise,
not criticism, of conservative Iwnkers."
1m Grande is fortunate in having banks that are con
servative in that respect They consider obligations to
their depositor first and in so doing they are always pro
tecting the best interests of the community. A well-being
that is permanent is the only variety worth while.
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WANTED
TWO FIRST CLASS
A-l MECHANICS
STEADY WORK
Perkins Motor Co,
Thone M-500. Cor. 4th and Adams
OFFICE
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TMAOK MARK Dlfl.
Br Junius
Some one played a nionn joke
on tin the othtT du whep tly
inath-d us n po.it curd hritrlnj? thfun
wordH: ''Knt'lowt'd ploiino find l.f0
fur our Hiibscrlptlon."
Ardent ovor "Ah, D o n r I e.
plrn.so sn the words thut will
make you minr."
tilrl "Two million dollars. "
So live Unit when you lenvn town
Tnr ft few chtH snuio one won't Miy:
"Wi'll, I ivi-mlnly am enjoying I its
YHtfttllUI."
llDrOKi; TIIK AWAKKXINfi
Of IrouhloH, ronnuhiitl, jura und
divorce,
jTlilN; yyi; ty'lleyo. Ib pie fniilfull-
A man falls in love with a dimple
or run.
Thru foollHhlv marries the entire
Bill.
In a irrnvi'viird In Wnrrp.ntni.
KUKland, In a Hint) over the Krave
of a departed niielloneer heuriiijj;
the winkle word "Gone."
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The 1'lll.Oit Wtnicn mini i...lna U
fllHl. JI'H lip to llrf to make It lll.Ht.
enldt)tiir was taken to the linn-
llitlll one ilnv. mill n illiiiniiwi.
Hhoweil lilm to he Mirroring rnim
MlllllH MV.
'Send fiti n infest t" he monii.il.
"A irleM? oueiied (lie ilnrtor.
'Yon n h -mi the Itnhlii, don't ou?M
"Nol" telleil t.ohlherir. inn
think I shotihl wint it. iu tins
NiimllHiv to (he Ititlihr."'
The proverhlnl ii.ti nUmiided I.n
Gramle man was seen walkinpr
down the street the - other day
wearing a puzxled expression. Tp
iiii tnvesiigation. tt transpired that
he had been delegated by Ills hel
ler half to do the day's marketing,
and had spent a good half-hour
seurching for the I'ortep House In
order to procure a hit of steak.
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AVe It how a man In Ia Grande
who Imim lieen inurrle! 10 years and
tloesn't Mik a day older than he
diil I he ilay he was married; he
looks 20 years older.
A want nd asks for "a statistical
you ng lady of pleasing persona I -ity."
Jt should he easy for anyone
to figure that one out.
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News Item In the dally papers:
"Mrs. Jack Oempsey, formerly Ks
telle Taylor, the movie actress,
slated yesterday that she had no
object Ion to Jack's proposed fig lit
with Harry Wills. "Klglitlng 1b
Jack's business," said Mrs. Jemp
sey, "and I hardly think It would
he proper for me to Interfere."
"Klghling," so says Mrs. J)emipsey,
"Is Jack's only stock In trade.
And I wouldn't ask him not to, le.st
he think I am afraid."
Maybe so; but Jack's not Irish;
fighting solely for the fun
Xe ve r has a p pea led to J e m psey .
He declined to meet the Hun;
Claimed ex;mpllon in a shipyard
at some twenty bucks a day.
Fighting without "compensation"
isn't Mr. Dempsey's way.
Purses less than half a million he
will skillfully evade.
Jack's n synonym for money; when
Jack fiKhts, jack must be paid.
It seem thnt women arc harrier
to keep In clothes now Ihan ever
he fori'.
leiilher Durbnnk would gain 1he
thanks or the world if he would
Invi-nt a noiseless in o. u 1 1 o.
2 KOI CATOKS TO Kl'KAK
8 A 1712 M", Ore. Two educators of
national repute, Dr. Kllwood I.
C'ubhcrly of Stanford university
and Miss Mabel V. Wilson of the
Seattle public schools, have been
engaged as speakers for the Orepon
State Teachers association, accord
ing to announcement of K. R
Curb-ton of Kncrne. chairman of
Wife Helps Elect Hubby
"After having been In bed hajf
the time for a year with severe
pains in my right side over th-j
appendix, stomach trouble and
bloating, which the doctors seemed
unable to reach with medicine,
and advised operation as the only
remedy, my nurse advised ine to
try Mayr's Wonderful Hemeily, and
Its resutts have truly been won-derf-il
as I am now entirely well
and strong, and at the -4itsl elec
tion worked hard to elect my hus
band." It is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the tnrestin.tl
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stom
ach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded.
At all druggists. Adv.
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Special For Tomorrow
i Wonderful values in the season's
smartest coats. Exquisitely fur trim
med. Wonderful quality materials.
Values to $21.75, ' All this season's
coats. ,
$13.75
The Kind of Unusual Values You Would Expect to
Find at La Grande's Leading Store
N. K. WEST & CO.
LA GRANDE'S LEADING STORE FOR 25 YEARS
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the coiinnlttcc on inromintion.
Tlio nKRociiitlnn will meot in
Portlund Jh'Ceniher 211, 30 and 31.
The roproaontutlvo council will'
meet December 29 for the transac
tion or nil business of the associa
tion. Tlie general and department
al scBaions will be held on Decem
ber 30 and SI.
We 'all know what we would do
If ve had a million dollars. Wo
would wish II was two million nor-lars.
Thewe darfker signs you see on
the highways should be put before
many roadside reslnurants.
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Ibnt mo can sell Iduli-xrade itmf-:
ln In iiiiMlll,, ( m or.
ili-r hmisi-s anil at the saiiit tliiH't
intii'il. We lutiicl IIh Imlk ofl
"Hr fht ear of iiK.rinif In li-l
IImiii Hirer nii-k w ,1m
mid I'M Is due In iinlw l.ul.i.J
C lute IlllillV IMtlcl iui .ui. .Lk '
iinnllhii; lis nniinl. '! .,. val,..mii
lial call in us u, , Us "I'imu
IMI liati mil llu. rii.hi ..!.....
ill. Me nut itn.nl iiiniilllli of Itiill I.
in niiiierial on I he low murum
pinril iiliin. ' Anullicr snli -nian
siilil. 'tinitil. inn'ii' mil Hi., hull)
by the hoi'tiM." Thill's Hh' sluir. I
ll'lM nil mirk liurellt.. .....I ..
llirow I he old hull of high pi-iii-si
mrr llio lllue Muiiniuliis lulu l'i n-
illet.tn wlwrr be iH'limas.
No. 2 Cedar Shlnglr. per
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.VllHi (JualllT Paint, ll.l.v
I M. i.n.t hasp in i.,.,. uh.
I ruphonnl Turns and nrnterrlT
riliieiK. Keiii-i- I'wis ami Wlniluw
filrtss;
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I Claude C. Pratt j
I Lumber Co.
I "The Foot Man's Friend"
Oapa. Found r. Phone kl-14
Ko Sunday Baatoi
JUST THINK
OF THIS
For 98 Cents
Wo will sob out n farewell
to a very good Tint Wilier
llollle or Fountain Syringe,
and allow you to use thcrti
yourself from now on.
Red
Cross Drug
Store
The Start
Isn't. Hard
Bl'T KEEPING AT
Torn savin-OS ac
COl'NT 13 WHAT
COUNTS. . . .
is Torus onowiNo
HKOt'LARLT EVERT
WEEKT
La Grande
National
Bank
Sound RHlablt . rroresslr
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Blazer, Coat or Pull-Over Styles.
Infants' to age 12 in popular colors.
$1.00 to $1.00
A Large Stock of
INFANTS' AND CHILDREN SHOES
Long in wear but low in price.
Children's Stamped Dresses, age 4 and 6 50c
Children's Stamped Dresses, age 8 to 12 75c
Children's Stamped Dresses, age 14 and 16..90c
Ladies' Stamped Dresses $1.00
Children's Bath Robes, age 4 to 12 $1.50
Children's Felt Slippers :75c to $1.50
CHILDREN'S COATS
Age 1 to 16
Topular colors- ahd popular prices.'
Crib Blankets 30x40 85c
A Large Assortment of
LADIES'. HANDKERCHIEFS
3 in box. Priced special for Xmas trade
$1.00
30 PAIR INFANTS' SILK 3-1 HOSE
In several good colors, to be discontinued, in
85c value, to close out
At 50c
Girls' Wool
GIRLS' WOOL, BALBRIGGAN AND
SILK DRESSES
Age 4 to 16
Priced $1.00 lo $10.00
ALL KINDS OF STAMPED GOODS
For Xmas Work, Selling; 25c to $1.00
Designs easy to work.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
ETrrytlilnc hi Infanta and Clilldrco'a IV ear
3a
Silver Grill
Special
Tabic tie Ilote Dinner. S.lc
Served Sunday's, 12 lo 8 P. M.
A ami's Orchestra, 5 to 7 P. M.
Give-the Family a Treat
FRESH OYSTERS
Direct from Seattle
TAMALES - CHILI - SALADS
SANDWICHES
Short Orders at All Hours
Choice Steaks, Chops
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THE
SILVER GRILL
Strictly American
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