La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 25, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJ: . Wedne&lay, NoveiuberUa',, 1025. Page Four TIIE LA GRANDE .EVENING OBSERVER (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY -Editor and Publisher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS.. -Business Manacor Published evenings, except Sunday, at Kit Adama Avenue. La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published evory Friday. Entered at tbe Poatofflce at La Orande, Oregon, aa Second Class Mall Matter under act of March t. 1S7. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OF LA QRANDB MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local caws here in also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Oniric Dally, per month in '" Dally, six months In advance Dally, single copy . By Mail Dally, per month In advance. Dally, per six months In advance.. Daily, per year In advance- Weekly Observer-Star, per year- -11.(0 -16.00 .$1.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch- 4 to -sue Time contract rates on application ri:KB RELIGION: Pure .-Union unci iniditll.-U luforo God und the Father ix this: To .visit the fatli.-rl.-HS and widows in ihclr affliction, und to keep himself unspotted from the world. Jumes 1:27. OFFICE CAT TMACl MAJ.K ntO. By Junius, Ity stitrriiitf tli 1 1 rawer uftli mi- I rtfii.'-httj work mtm ri'lluwH iiiuii I ai;t; to kria tliclr ilotk lou cltiui aikl "uuMiieKH-itkc." If tlic ancient Gn-k heat-wave wt anything like the modt-rn A hi lean ont-n, we dun't Maim Itiotfcnt'B fur spending Ilia IUu In a tub. Missionaries from Africa, inttixt the JuiirW; bcuuth'3 weur more clothes than our flappers do. to K't Jilt mw 11.1' or floU.es ruint d think i Jutk J HMiipwiy uiiKht to ruh into u fihl -with that nose lie has Ju-t buUrikt. If oil ti-" umutiM iitM In the world were placed end to end llity would not rt-'iii-h uny cuncluslun. - Wliitn His nrc uwd to Ket out of hhitk situations.' , Mun tietcr mil ''. litiw umk lie Is until he trier, to iilt miih.KIii or iiii'trU a ireit girl Milenwuauiii. Many u nwm lu furr he ahouM JUim jTiiiiu to his vcuiihiiKiiH liy pouring l.uozti ri puled ituud Adown lii dry i-.suphuKiis. for hvr liutluuiii mi lie van go to work. Most men like Klrls who refuse to wear uliort kirw uny longer. . An the taxldermlHt said to the huiKlui: "Aha. trylnjf to ideal my Btuff, ehv:: . Zui-hary Taylor' Shrine tu lie nn I'; s. ( round l.Ol'ISVir.LE (AP) vThe body of Zuchury Taylor, hero of th-Me-ican war and twelfth premdt m of Ihe United Ktutes, la ut last to rest on ground owned by the eov-i-rninent he served. Awarding of a contrart for the const ruction of a nmutiolcuin to llif we.-iker M'x Ls tlint portion I hoiis tin Ifodleis of the victor of or the human nut which (-"h-s 1 Hwna VisUi und his wife gives ilowtuov.ii in wro weitthcr fit a ! lasting recognition of the man who hnir-inuHie,! Imv wail mul imitiitt defeated Oenpral Kuntn Anrnr. When you come right down to , to buy a muffler ninl woolrii Mk nrmv of SI.immi with ftmm vninn. li. I nc only Ulllerence lielween in laws und outlaws 1h the ieUing- Wall Ktreet broker Ik broke. !,ot about a million, one who fi.shcs in liable to lotte ills bait, rt--murka un exchange. The leading Chicago lx)otleggeis are said to be devotees of grand opera. They probably make up the only dass that can afford it. ' , . ... An English scientist has discovered that a ship travel ing east is lighter than wheji it travels west. On the At lantic side federal prohibition officials have also discovered that they travel drier. I'Mt mashed irotatoo with your IHUfi, If oit would filrHM' your wife. Vou' II liko tlic coinbliiatioii fine They won't rail off your knife. . "Head the new-spa pers t hnr oitKhly and you may live to b l.r0 years old," Bays Chauuccy Dcpew at 91. Hut how can we vado through Uie Kunday editions in u mere l&ti ycarH? , . , Tim pedealrlan who flicks tip n thumb for u ride, hoiiH'timeH Htick up the motorist when he getu it. .... Till: I Nt.KAI l l 1 li THISti! Our paiH-r m: HHic j-fHinsr wo ninii tM-aMtI rroiii the biuiiiii biiflillng only-hair gliid.' ' ' - ; i tt rui;keV In, the'' tliiigf oval wurf the Colorful crowd,. Januivil in with ttcarcj lj room to tin Hth" row on row layer on hi r - tin: cru.Hhtng mob ' wits1 packed - iii packed In. aa Home one mild, like sardines nardineM." And the funny part of It ia that they were sar dines. That's human nature for you. Th' same feltnw who !nsn't want Come Seat Yourself And Guests at Our V MAIL EARLY. ""The approaching holiday season is heralded by the usual request of the postoffice department that the public do what it 'can to aid in' the prompt handling of mail mat tor which will be increasing in volume each day from now until Christmas. . In sending gift packages two things are important if disappointment is not to be invited careful, wrapping, and mailing as soon as possible. Holiday package majl may be marked to indicate it is not ,to be xipened until Clyistmas, and this permission should result in an increase in early mailing. It is a mistake for any person to feel that the small amount of mail which he sends does not delau-tlie trans mission of mails, but the aggregate of -mail matter in a community like La Orande severely tests the facilities of the postoffice force at each holiday season. ' Even if an individual does not take the broader view of making his contribution toward the handling of mail, he should think of the personal advantages in obtaining the best results in his own shipments by turning them over to the "postal force early enough to avoid the inevitable rush of' the holiday season, thereby having reasonable assurance of prompt delivery. UY! The greatest gift is life, but man is not privileged to give that. However, the next greatest gift is health and that man can give by buying Christmas seals again this year. If every man and woman will buy a few of the little health stamps the billion that must lc sold this ChrisUnas season will quickly be distributed and another year of effective warfare against the white plague will be assured. The Christnii'.s seal is the standard of one of the most hopeful and dramatic fights ever made against disease. This fight is being made against one of the oldest plagues that have afflicted man. I'or thirty centuries the dread disease has gone steadily on, marking its victims and leav ing them to a lingering death. The approach of the disease is so slow and gives so little warning that for many cen turies no attempt was made to stamp it out or to prevent the spread of infection. Other plagues got in their de vastating work so quickly and o)enly that man was moved to organize for sclf-pmteetion and succeeded in wiping them out. Finally man launched his fight against the white plague and immediately liegan to gain ground. It is estimated that tulwiculosis in the Vnited States ilHs out a small-sized city ever year. Tt is also estimated that to endure the disca.se in its present stage for the next r,5 years would cost Hie nation twenty-six billion dollars. In the last 'Jo yeai education and sanitation have com bined to cut the death rate from tutarculosis in two. Medi cal experts estimate that ke -ping the disease under con tin! for 35 years will mean virtually exterminating it. Will the public give seven billions of dollars in the next "." years to abolish tulieirulosis or will it permit tulieiculosis to take from it twenty-six billions of dollars and many thousands of lives? That is the challenge which the nation answers every Christmas. The seal sale in La Grande starts Friday of this week. Sciatic Neuritis The sciatic nerve, militated .it the- hack of the hip jutut it fre quently the (tuhjr-ct ' of Nenriiii, giving rise to the painful disease Sciatica. The symptoms are in tense pain which nlmuU iluwn the thigh to the foot( often nggravn. ed by walking, and with painful points' along the - course of the nerve, very tender to the touo.u. Tni diKensc Is a very obstinate one and due 8 not readily rt-spo-id to ordinary treatment. Tt takts more than the usual pain -s-dative even to alleviate the pain. $ The quickest, mi f est anil tt m t way to get rid of the pO'Mifleat. nerve nicking paniK of Neuritis H to get a bottle of AHenrhn Snec1;H Formula No. 2, w Men ciufrt in capsule form. Take t hem a.s di rected and notice 1 how In about -4 hours they have consider ably reduced. If not entirely b:tnlsh-d. all pain and stiirnrwi. fnniini- until the Neuritis has entirety up ea red and yiui are abb- t" ork und rest In comfort om-e again. Kill ('reus I) run tdore keep.i Allen i hu Special I 'orni lla No. 2 in stock all the time unl Mils lota of It. Adv. Than Table! ksgiving Save friend wife all the work necessaiy to preparing a big dinner. She and you and all the quests you want to bring will relish the sumptuous o-course Thanks giving Dinner we plan to serve. $1.23 Jiut r.ole this tempting Menu: 1 Fruit Cocktai! Soup--Chicken a la Anglaise Celery Hearts ' Sweet Tickles Kipe Olives Choice Of Fiir;;ssee of Chicken, Egg 'Dumplings Fried Spring Chicken a la Silver Grill Uoast Capon, Oyster Dressing noa:;t Domestic , Goose, Home-made Jelly Itoast Young Tom Turkey, Cranberry Sauce f;. . ,, IJuttered' 'Cauliflower i;iV Creamed Whipped Potatoes . Hot Rolls Hot .Mince Tie Cake Ice Cream Tea Coffee ' - Milk Home. Made Hum Pudding, Hard Sauce, 2"i Cents Dinner served from 11 A. M. to 8 P.M. .Music 5 to 7 P.M. The Silver Grill Klrict.lv American r '. .. ! i' ' . You Have Made Possible The "Leadership" This Store . 1 En joys Year After Year It is a proud possession of this organization. Vou have shown jour appreciation for the excellence of service that is charac teristic of West's leadership j ou have shown your apprecia tion for the high quality goods, the large stocks, and the un usual varieties we have offered and you have appreciated the extra measure we have always sought to give for every dollar of your money. , . i , It,. $ Jj.v.:,2i Your appreciation and approval have permitted this organi zation to continue and grow. We lhank those who have made West's leadership possible and wish you a pleasant and Thanks giving holiday..;. : Our Store Closed All Day Thursday, November 26th SEE THE- ! 1 1 Message !H 'ri10 ,m,st thankfi:1 1,lan ;it y IfkragwB JuSSJ grr:l soa.si.n ol the year is the one who ftgjjffifg-. j I t i .-''nn u.ii.j; i.iiti ..Mut nir ii:e Bv-';va A" La Grande National PSi! ISS A Mi'iy.li-r of the lV.ie:! Kesiiva '- ' N. K. West & Co. Inc. LA CiRAM)E'S LEADING STORE FOR 23 YEARS v ' llrjif Ihe C.lii'ini-ii. 1.. I. S. l':ihfrna( lr. .tliintlii.v. Vn. ' ' ' " ti-.-rs ami u-lihl 1'ilMiiMin nf S',u:in- , l- of hulhui.i Iti.itfi'i.'. .miiT will , , inll.s lo Hi.- :..'.;.., l,:s .'...Hv ' .. !.. nf ' I,,,!,.' ;.. !,,, ,, V' '' ',r,,,""w' "s,,"rK f"r 1.....1. :,i.,u.. i,,:,ri,i,. ,. i ,,. Lo.it.,. i 't, !!:,; ,';,. -,;,; ::";a :; Cl. li. nil Taylor's sraiv miu-.- ! s.Ml l .rvnri il.-.ji tt ilh , Kla."il I .In s " N. u K I no ilr li. i . li s 'l has Im-.-ii murkf.1 l.y a Biaaii.-; pan.li ill ii.-rii.il the .intVrlor. il-in.ar h.i'.iili.s 1m si. nrr'i,".'. l. -l near liiimii.V'''M.y i u lntlow Ul Hi'1 r.-ar I Wli. n i,.. it,. Ihv s.ol six ". norlh.-ajil of h-rv j wall, to I..- s.-n. 'I'll- l-nL-ta on,,,,,,,,,, ,- a,M,li,-.,n!s l.v ii.inuim.-I wh.ir.- ji- ol-poK-.l l -lay an.l W.-I.s- , 111.- lliails..l.uin will ! Hi r.-.-l. i i r . thai only l, ,1-hiiir. .1 ij-.m t.r on tlx- um-sti.m of l.rriiorjai ! i .-s i, ,...' , u,, ; ,v,.r,. ,.... admissions. " ; Wln-n n mini i-i.m-s Ii.iin.. all . ;!.!.. i WilJi n. ( v u .fj ,h,. in.- iiiiuri- sarin- 01 ...n.r-.. , ur-.1 om 11. laxt-s ol r HIS lual. A I riot .-.iiwl to irot..t him from II..- ':tnir- fi-ii-i.l. s. h'-r h" z7T THANKSGIVING DAY Tin: srtv ANn UAi.HN.-n or 1..1 i: -HANKsnivixn rt:.s:r ,.-i-i'v,, v,,-,- V,U on tiik ti hki:v ami oTtinit cunt, riiiv,s Yoi- si-ht ,., ,. 'V. . N 1 "Nl '! ;oi'M. ..- it a..,.. Ti,,; KTnxo ol- y,,,'-,, ,"N r"K nA'K- Kvorr nit. stic h..st.-s knows tho a...-. tiv. n, v, f , whi, . ' ' W,- ott.T yoi. a won l. if H onm-timltv t., ,.,.; ,r ,., " , ' ' nl...!.-rr.1 s-ls. Improved Fordor Sedan AT ()lR SHOW ROOMS Perkins Motor Co. I'hone M-300. Cor. 4th and Adams :it ft y:n;ii it-s. X t'OMPf.KTK S7U K st.vi: tiii;i; NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP