La Grande evening observer., November 30, 1925, Image 4

Monday, November 30, 1925.
Page Four
THE IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER :
(Incorporated)
An ludvprnilnit Ntrwapapt
FHANK B. Al'l'l.KUY..
UAJWKY P. MATTUGV8
....Editor aud Publlabar
-Hualuoaa lluwti
Published av0nloa, aioopt Bunday, at 1414 Adama Aveaua,
La Grande, Orairoa. The Obaarvar.8tar pMbllahad evary Friday,
fcnlarad at Iho I'oalotMoa at La Qranda, Onfoa, aa 6000 ad
Claaa VI all Mattar undar aot of Marob. 1, lilt.
OFFICIAL PAPER Of UNION COUNTY AMD TUB
C1TT OK LA QBAJpB
MBMBER ASSOCIATED PRK8S
Tha Aaaociatad Prai la aaolualvaly antlttad to uh (or pub
Ucatlon of all nawa dlapalohaa aradltad to It or aot otharwun
eradltad It publlahad thoraln. All rlfhta of rapubllcaUoa o(
pMlal dtapaiohea In tbja pap or, and also the local tawa here
In alao are raaarvad.
euiwciiiPTiON hatm
Ur Uarriar
Dally, par month In
Dally, alx months la
pally, alusle TT
TM
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By
Pally, par month In adranoe-
Dally, pr all month In adranoa.
Dally, pr yvar In advanoa ..
Weakly Obaarvar-8tar, par jraar
60
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ADVEHTIBINQ AATU
Dlaplay, (oratgn, par column
Inaplay, local, pr oolumn '"K
Tttna oontraot rata on applloatlon , . .
Pl'lti: tlUII'ANCK; In all lliy vna m'kuow IcilKi- lilm.
nml liv ahull dlrri'V tliy; williK. I'rovt'rua S: .
j LieuL Wood, who lost a ftirliiie.v hifc alsii ;lost his wife.
Ho appears to lie .successful User, though not necessarily
11 rikh! one." General Worn! should bc'experiencinK soine of,
the sensations Unit hnve possibly caused Theodore .Roosevelt
to turn over in his jrrave. . .
Tho enjriiieerinjr commission appointed to survey Seat
tle 3 municipal power pwject recommends that the city
spend about twenty-eight million dollars in the next twenty
five years to pixwido iiileqtiiite lijrht mid power facilities.
K it is undertaken, there should be some assurance that the
plant won't have to be shut down because of sand Retting
into and mining the machinery as recently experienced
that a, expensive inefficiency for taxpayers to have to
pay for.
According to a story in the New York Times the other
day the country still has 71 people who pay income tax on
an income of over one million. .dollars a year.- The number
was tho saibe last yearv so we would infer that business is
nt least no less prosperous Uian it was a year ago. ' A nof
able increase has been made, however, in the number of
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OFFICE
CAT
VftaXOI MAN NfO.
& Junius
orriri: vat
Nothing Itu tlinu , lovi' couM
nmko n (flrl irlvo up a Rood Job for
on Mint puya nothing.
iM'iillMt You luiM! ucu.i- pyorr
hea. .
iHiilltt Von haw itt'tiUi iorr-
On? ronanlntlon Is Unit lin y will
nt'rr iihlv to hutlil uny bill
board nlonjf tho uviullon lum'tt.
r.lljtih went to linvi-n In n chur
lot, look what Jlriiry'ii Binding
Iht m In.
A lltlln rhaiiKi'. u IIMM variety. U
jtt thing nftir,l by of UK. Kveii
u dog now anJ then run on thrct
(With I'mfiiM AMrluKle tu 1 n jtl
A itlrl in my tluHiiinll.
Mil cUMti nw to buy tlirairc
tU-krt!; Mtr Irndfth im o ball
rouiikx
Nlio ttrplrtotli n ic NHHiilarll:
Slu ukrtli a lil fur lux IwU't.
Vr. (IhhikIi slit Ims n fklii nu
luD tit tutii4i. 1 frnr ll liuielii'f li
jiur fir It rtiiiii'th my nut lani;
lur HintkT irnff mi ul nulty i-am
IUHICtll im
Willi ttw coniiUntHv of the girl
tho v alter itn'iMivtli a tvitv4 Ur
ii; Mir tmh-rvtli tin ntmi -Husl(.
(llltta; my iir. i--llnVM--tli.
Suri'ly ttcrruutr nml MMtt1tT Mm 11
i-i'ihm1 tNt my i-ual lneU hll the
ilns if my Ufr: nml it mviiis that
1 4inl ktvp rHlliitr ftirvwr.
A l,r.iKriiphrr Lt mv who wrllts
VuragrHplt); a iKiruKruflvr t utu
who rvnrltt-a tin other fellow.
i .
ttcartlm Aotrtrw; Whil, still
h)1i! 1 though u Mtttd i ou werv
irolnir to ohiHl ourjelf when 1
rWitwO ou!
lAvrlt k Suitor: ' So 1 tlltl. but
I missed!
On n'Mn wh ther' is sn much
)otkKtte unhnpittnem In this coun
try la been use therv arc too umu
"Mnfftsu'S.
Stmbnts of the lift- nml h Uer
of Jullun Ceasar delnn tht an
Atllitlon was later niHle by I'ea
r lo hb famomi trti'leiw: l came.
I ww, I mnquerrd aiut she di-
vorwd tne.
Th? Rrrnur of, a wvMent, Mat
Wlin Informed by the nurse I it si
wvvk that he w- tho father of
triplets, lmmv.tllMtely Uvinanded m
recount.
ECONOMIC
CHANGE IS
SEEN HERE
(Continued from Pa One.)
five yen ib tu lurreuRod nation j
efflelenry In theno direct lona In
ImpoHHlhle of nieuBUreuifiit," thi
report anld. 'That niovemetit it
the reiutt of o reulimtion by ever)
Broiip bualneHa men. lmluattiftl
leittlera, eiifriueera uud workers
of the f undumen'ul importance- o
this husincits of waste elimination
.Nutublo A(lnmu Alnilt.
"In udilltloii to elimination m
waste wo have had the bcuuflt oi
notubto udvHiiceH In aclencc; Im
provement In methods of manuKc
mcnt. and prohibit ion.'
The aecrclury cited ' labor de
partment ficurea Indicating thut
u hereua 111 l'.-lt the wago rutu wu
:!! per cent above pre-war nn-J
the wholesale price level 126 ikm
cent uhove pre-nur. In 1!1'4 tin
wufiv rate had riaeu to lis pet
cent above piv-wur, while ' iln
wholestile price level hud drop pec
6fi per cent above pre-wart
'While wukcs are hiKher than
In wholesale prlrea ore lorf
er." he explained. "We thua huv.
the hlprhiHt reul wntzv In our his
tory, and we have hud three yeurc-
of remarkable price atubllity.
The philosophy that underlie;
the cumpaitrn for wasto elimina
tion haa but one p irpose; that is.
maintain American alandatvb
of livinj; for both uorkcra un.l
farmcrn, and to pluce production
on n more stable footing. ,,
'The activity ot the coinmeriJ
department in this field' oTrVtuiti
limiuntlon una recortled In tin
fact that since the work w.t;
lauuched on u lar scale In 1 it J I
some !mo Kfoup conferences havi
been held under the nUNplcea of
the dt jwirtim nt. praeticully at) at
I ho re(U' of t he induat rie-s
th ems tvea, whilu upwarda of. 'P
coiumittii'4 are now at work in
cooperuliou with Uie deKii tupnl
Markets '
1 1
l-Ollll.AM) MAItkKTS
lKTIM, On'. (Al'l Oiit
II. Mti-onjr to fi ct'iils IiIkImt.
Hlt'vra i - ; .-
Huca 15 l Sit .cvnla hlulu-r.
Hghlw.-iBhl JlJ.si i, i;.75.
Shwp J!'ady. " i ;
l-Snr Weak.
llutttr rrnt Iwo ct'HUs dovn.
Itmtt'rfatThno coins luuor.
Somctlm. It -in9 a mltlak- lo :
onm' in, nut, te is ,iu.-:ki...i
lti)Mo wniiva mroutea i)inawmiai) ewKi 'tar. VTri, awia
four thousand new iuies in this' class appeai-ed in the if-1
turns, which niijjht indicate that the fry 'jli-e wminjr into ; r"""c v
their own. If we can just put everyone in Unit class, the j'""'"
country ought to be fairly 'prosperous. i
Kmiih ihv rrHirrnttY
In Is mrrx I- a
!lll lo . Ibr
ilialUT of
i Jn the middle west some states are experiencing another
period of hunk faihuvs. Tlie five-year tenn on land niort
iven during the Unim of I'XM expiivd in Mareh of
this year and many banks holding second mortgages have
1iohx1 that this years crop would permit their farmers to
liquidate to some extent. It hasn't, and the Kinks are
ploaing their doors as the last hope gs glimmering. How
lonunaie m tne agricultural communities of the west!
tvho had only a "price depression to struggle with and not h,,""l,' h""
i..fl...l ...l..... . ..i . . . Jfor lloavra.
finiiTi i.iiim linm-.N, iixi. iiiriv is 1MII UIIICll UKelinCKXl
that there will lie any foolish investments and wild specula
tion made in the farming districts of the country this, year.
Im ilil. a tlmnrr raiw Uh-;
Iialr an litmr Iaii
I hMrc. lie anwrml.
Clt.nill. a lir Mr4HM awa llir
IHiiatt..
GREAT!
t ;! wlmt crlKaly a
wink liietl tike i
dy- in tmr wimltnw f
A rich r-.iinbiuatkn bf HtiJ
1 1U) N.TI!.VUVRITK THKM?
J TluKvo niHiviMo for the Cvmtivvorsv over the author-!
fchip or the ixieuvs puhtisJeil over, tiic nane x( l'J-caiMM
Nathalia Cmne haw one jtthantiiv wer the iivstifratorst of
the lumhakAixuv tlelmte: hxVeiHiv's authorship
IvmaiiuM uiuiisputiM until Kjr after his death, hut ,athalia
Cnuie still lives to jnvve or disprove the authenticity of
her veie, -
t All this U1V alvut vho mvto Nathalia Cranes jxvnws
mhmus unimH.ttant to i..o cvtivme. .Mark Twain onee set
tied the lUo'n-liakosjvaiv cvntr.vvisy hy annouiKinjr that
"ShakespMiv's woiVs went wutten hy somelxxiy by the
name of Shakespeare. and iht v.uhhr f.u th L,aJ,
nlvut the wotks of the Crane cut SmeKxiv hv the JZJt'Zl
It darn rns to imk ph .sm
When ou'rv fv-litt flip;
liui thr icirl worth hit
It the fri who can Millie.
Willi a cold-orv on her Uk
Sajs lUm-tnx lo llunuuts
l.ikr Simltctii to lwrr
AH:iiKK, AotUnd. AP
l"aielnff la ju.t ; newr for
man Hie a iMinhcM fc
J for flo ra. la the ti f of lr, K.
U 1 Vane, ttvhop of AlHrdn nd
t'lliBH,
-rn dmin; lend to thrust tde i
me of t,e miwu (msuIiiuI d.m- ' Li
ih.i , h ...... i i.. . I
...... ...... .itM iivm irr
tTwm'n ii.-tm--v s,- s:d. "h.ne
1m hind Jhm ih.t isitotiiK'. m.
J' llb vt luinc ior-' --!. fr
of vtton.4t Jntu-nt and p.a.1-rmJiMiv
rrranH-tl nwpk 4ir.
Sotiteftiiu:; r! .
lUlf IVniud tVt.t 1
Red Cross Drug
Store
Hear tlw Welsh t.lernteit at
I- l. x TabenieH loadn'.
ovmbcr 30
-in varlouti phasca of the pro
;ruin.". .. v
The iM-crrtiiry Introduced Into
the report accomplishments d ur
ns tho Mint five yetir aa reported
by hla vurlo'ja niuiociates in th;
ilepnrtmrnt. Theao noted Kreni.-r
.'f flctency of the railroads, a 60
per cent Increase In electric Ren
I'ralinic cuiwclty, wider provision
of buaincita atallatlra aa a atubiiU
nff Influence redueinK apeculution
hi commodities, the expansion of
.ndutdriul rvae4irch, the extension
of the bulldtnp aeaaon In the cou
nt ruction Industries, und
twtve
niillioiia
throush "almpllfled pructlc?.'
7
HOOPING COUGH
No cur but twlpa to r
docs paroxremt of cougbinir.
Views
V Vapo Rub
Orr IT Million Jmr, Vd Ytmrtt
APPLICATIONS
For a' limited number of Ht udent Kuraea will U considered
In order to nil our class commencing January 1st. JIf-o.
QuHliricutionS; four years blffh school or eiiuivulent.
l-'or full particulars call at Hospital or wiito Superintendent.
The Grande Rod tie Hospital
"aBBaSKabaVMaKBlaBaBBBaWHaTBaaB
a
Safyff' 'Swiftly Gwtorfahfyi
Corn to Oiir Rlagv IVpnt at llll irttmoa An.
All taea Lcata train There Dally.
I . lEAVEg IiA 0!lATE FOR . .
Jowph ( A.M. - I P.M. - 4:00 p:.M.; smni.j, t n.yf. - 4:00 VM
Baker T A.M. - 10:50 A-M. - 1:S0 I'JL - 4 I'.M.
Sumlaj 10 A.M. - 4 P.M.
Pendleton Ilallj It A.M. - 4:OU PM.
. I . . , ,vpepo Pliona Mala 7
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Bath Towels
Before selecting your Xmas Towels ctnie in and sce
ouv large stock of new Bath Towels with beautiful
woven ends and priced very low and better grade
. 60c to $1.2."
. . With, Wash Cloth lo "Match, Sl.r.O
CUILDUX'S BATH B0BES
; Sl.30 to $3.00
IS",,
o
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.CJIILDUEN S FELT SLIPPERS
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Wc still have a few . Ladies' Cotton Shiits
clos-
5 V
o
o
. . ing out at less'lhau half price .'. ...23c
Union Suits at ....r..-' 30c
jSevenJ Good Bargains on sale 10c to $1.00
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Hear lii
iBtaata ami Coildrco'a Wear
WH-h (.kvuH-n. 1. I. s. Tabrniaa b-, I.HKlajr, .. 3d
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocoooooo
whether the name lv
tr .N.tthalia i. isne is their author,
tine or fictitious.
Who imivs who wivto the pem, a Kmc as thev exist
"ii'u.uH uwK s. aiv mey RvMd jx.-tryt A wrk of
rt, wee rimhed. h.is an evisteiuv ail its own. indeivmlont
f its civator. li.u his ork the artist puts a)l of him-'
s!f. Imt. when the woik i fm:.sh.l. it Www separate
t ntity and hum v judsM for itself alone withinit cvnskl
tr.it i.i of its nx-ator.
JUvause sojih- of X.nhali Clone's ihvniins is .-x.1 manv
thmbt that a Snl of 12 oouid h.w written the jwms she is
rivditexi with. It is in the phonn-.enon or the hoax and
Not in the p. .try that the puivo :s interested, so it hap
pens that Nathaha's aj: hen tou ix" ce:!:derxd an asset. lv
cxMiies a luhihtv-.
Iquip ur tar (or wmtrr drixinj:
HKATKRS - R VOIVTOK IWKRS . ALCOHOL
!viapp Stvce
Perkins Motor Co.
rkoa M 500. Cor. ttfc aad Adams
The Start
Isn't Hard
BIT ki:k-ixo at
TCH"R S.VVINVI3 AC-
CVINT IS WHAT
CXX'NTS. . . .
IS T0H.-KS CFOVTIV1
KBOt'LARLT VERT
WEEK!
La Grande
National
Bank
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Nccr in our 29 jcars of selling furnilurc have we have such
beautiful gifts as are now crowding our sales floors.
Make jour selections NOW and cet vour choice. ,
Four Floors of Fine Furniture.
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company
tfcr WrKai ..arraaa. I. IV V llhnalr. Mtbi. i. 3
The Xmas Titne Shoe
By -.loHANSEN
.. , ' Vi
No woman can be prettier than her foot no
foot can be prettier than the shoe it wears, and no
shoe can be prettier than La Petite, December's
Calendar Style, Johansen's latest version of the.
Paris preference! Exquisite, but not expensive!
.Tatent leather
(under Ijy dtsigh of Peach Satin)
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Xmas Time Is Slipper
Time- Daniel Green
Comfies
Everyone who knows t.ic splendid wear
ing qualities of Daniel Greens appreciates
them and knows that there is miles of sat
isfaction in every pair.
We have the largest slock or Xmas Slip
pers we've had in vears, so come early
while the selection i.s complete. ' ' ;
Hlark Kl I'MifMr. unh-j;l.
aiii.m aul km l-,H.
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nxlr 10 riclu. aIM i,.f..
alh a fvaiMl lu ilm.
a5 a 1-11. t f:i.
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sin.
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a an.1 bnii. Tin
arr .rry iimi -.y. i.-jia..
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N. K. West & Co. Inc.
. Grande's Leading Store for 23 Years.
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