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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1925)
l'njro Four Saturday, PecemKej' 5, THE LA UK AN UK EVENING OBSKKVEK V3i it. i IC.'iCintubc fnmuttj (bmbex (Incorporated) An Independent Kewapaper FRANK B. A PFLE13Y! . Editor and Publisher HAHVJil F. MATTHEWS ..Buaincsa Munagur Published ovanluga, except Sunday, at H16 Ad&ma Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Bur published every Friday. Entered at too Poetotflce at la Grande, Oregon aa Second , Claas Mull Matter under, act ctf .March 2, 1871. , OFFICIAL, PAPElt OF UNION COUNTX AND TUB 1 C1TI OF tA OKANDB . , I ; MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ' ! The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for pub- ' llcalion of all news dispatches oredlted to It or not otherwise credited If publiahed therein. All rignta of republication of special dispulches In tola paper, and alao too local r.ewa her v lu also are reserved. ' , BlUHCItU'TlON ItATlfla , . ' ' ly Carrier Dally, per month In mivnnc . , n, Uulty. silt inoutna Jo. iwnca , Dully, ainlo copy , ' 750 ..14.66 lly Mail Dally, ''per month In advance- ' lJuily, per aix months In advanoa... Ijnlly, per yr-ar In advance., woehly Olmurver-atar, per year.. ..5la ..J. to .to.ua ..12.00 OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS OLD AWO i fares.. iSi.Vtoc.-fv s v ."5 ADVERTIHINQ AATJCS (i. , , , . ' , , Display, fortden, per column innh.rr mi .,,,'Ilf.1 ,,,,, 4 Display, local, per column , ,, -r -, -, ,,, , i., .,, ... i'tn Timo contract rates on application PKOC'LAMATJON. Ob PrCACHiTh-hoM, T fflvc unto yon power to tread on serpen Ih und scorpions, und over nil i he liowcr of mi enemy; it nd nothing; slmll by any means hurt you. -Luke 10: I!.. f ..: . , v 7 A km 1 L)U- PARDOM ME-BuT WA5 Gt-TT'M LONESOME IN TH SHOP ALL MWSELF ANO I JUS CAMF flirTHFDF FOR COMPMV, SUREVOO CAN TH DINNER" Aw.D QjrTTM ,ni-3uc: OUT HERE? OOMT T "TO MISS THEM ! 6 JjSiEPREUJDer I T-2B7TT ' If he has that hunted look, his suitcase may contain ; pithcr a payroll or a quart. , ,,. v. ! Sometimes you can't "tell whetljcr a paint job is sup posed to make the' car look like .new or .hojiljt together. Weep is a great thiiifr, , It keeps many people from worrying ahotit their-tro'uWes ;'24 hours a d;.y. ' Aid it seems to be about the, only thing that can accomplish that Considering all 'the things that' are' likely to "be on" the ballot at the next general election, the normal school ques tion is about as important to the "state as anything.' East-' oin Oregon deseives and; needs a fctate' institution of learn ing closer to its center of population so that our yoiing1 people can avoid tlie pieisent high expense of going west of the Cascades or out of the statu. . ! News that radio lessons during sloen have moved satis factory will probably be a mystery to professors who havel lectured to drowsy - students. .. ' : V. INEVITABLE. ; ' .: I Seriaior Santiago Iglusias, of Porto llico! head of the gland's Federation of Labor, reports to rrei44it fioolidgoj mai ins government laces bankruptcy because of its large and ever increasing indebtedness. ,. '. ... ... it is not P01 to .Rico's central government that is bor-, rowing beyoiid the ability of her people ' to pay' but the linmieinnl governments. The central government has kept well within the constitutional limit for borrowing:, but the local governments have recognized no limits and to make matters worse have, on several occasions, contended the central government is liable for their municipal debts. In Porto Rico, as everywhere else, the politician has things much his own way. He wants jobs and fitt con tracts for liimseir and his friends, and the public gives them' to him through its insatiable desire for fine public build ings, paternalistic interest by the government in the affairs of the individual and new laws and more government bur-. aus to enforce them. . . . Misery loving ' company, there is sweet consolation to' the American taxpayer in the predicament of the Porto Ricans. Alter all, the problems of government differ lit tle between countries.' In this country and Porto Rico the public has had the opportunity ' to choose between' public improvements and low taxes, and both peoples took the public improvements. Fortunate are the communities which have found a happy medium. ' f ,t.. 1 c 1 1A 71 k I tUTA -y?-V JJ-' VP w r L.- ( V I I 1 I r - Tr I n-s' SCHOOLS WILL GIVE RROGRAPil ,rr.,M- HOuSg FOR AM EXCLUSWE SMOKE.. APPLICATIONS For i llnill. il number of m uilent Nurnca will lio rnnadlorml In onlir to fill our oinns I'mnmcncliKT Jimunry 1st, M2R. IJunliric.ilUins, four n-ar'a lilKh arbool or rttulvnlcnt.. For full inrtlculms cull nt 3Iaspll.it or wrlto Sitpoilntonitcnt. The Grande Ronde Hospital fey CAT -U.-VT,rC.. THAOI MAUN RIOi -pan luaa n 1- By Juniu s Very jVv kvI what ' thoy wnnt. Tlit'.v iiHimllv ifft yluit . they . Ut- Ht'l'VO. '-"' ' .'"' '', "Wp will mnko yon rl qulti at jioini'," miUI the ohsfipiioiiH iiiiiiiu-i-W'i' lo III rtlMliiKtilHlicrt ilfltor. TtH'. visitor pne lut I, Hiil left In sltcirt order. A recent no ! In a Rcou-h piijkt rend: MMr. ttnJ . Mr. ('uniplK.ll nre both ilolnj; well ufler contri- hutliirf it flollnr eaeh to the ,Vur KuhI Itelier." t ' Ahont the only rtifcrenoc be Iwccn a yulch und nonie of the you iir- women of today, Is Hint one Hllllfl BeilK UIHl the other eCH tlU Hlllcfl. J ' '-,.'. i A 1 ,n Gentle iinvtvsr .jv;ifi eon-- milted not.luim wince hy a coIonm! ilinn who conimumed ihnr nnother liejrrn owed hlm thrc doMum, h del. U'hlcll lie. h.soliitey 'rnniflpd 10 dlHclun-K'. , The creditor lmd lunnetl and ilmuiod hlm, lull nil to no nurpoH .e He hud finally conii- to the lawyer In thn hope I hat he rould glvo him Home advice. "What reason -does 1m kIvi for reruHiiij? to pay you?" ufdunl ' t !lu ll'KUl lltr'UK 'Why. hoNH," nald tho darltv, "he She's Grieving' Advancement The pel foci ion or the telephone marks one of the big mile posts i th advaneement or civilization. Votir friends, (lie dotlor, (he piilict', (he fiic cleparlment are all Immsht within instant reach by your telephone. If you do not have a telephone, whv not have one installed? Your application will re ceive prompt attention. Home Independent Telephone Co. IF 1 f'4 n - Hut Jiwo.ooo may nsunrf lir Krlt f. anya MurKiii'i iti' McNulty. Hromlway aetrtra, who htia surd Wllllnm Andrew Clark, 3rd. Krnml.-wn of tho late senator L'larh, for brrach M promtw. Id In; done owod me dut ninnev i;ir a loon dnlft do lntereal. t It ail up, and he didn't owe mo n cent." Tlic huly (Utndly): T Imp: t(i bniKh your uvlh rftiltuly, Hrld KVt. . llrlffrirt (Imllininiitly) : Hrnsh my tet1i? Vot winilil I ilii Mint for. Mliei-p ain't no linli on mv tircth. Your Hin-j may find you out occas ionally, but more often they will find you in. ' -..'.: 1 Muny a talkative barber Jias been Hhnnied lutp silence since the woman took to barber shops. frequenting the. WHV NOMK AHK VOX AND NOMK AUK lIKill One sadly seen fnc scttlnR- sun (And vIcwb bin day's work with a slKh. 'I1e other drops Ms tools to run Nor cures how little lie has done. And people still go uskinK why Home men are down, and some ' are hlffh. I naked a fflrl to mall a postal card for uie. Sometime later she brought it haek, replylnK: "There ia rKRItV,. fSpecial) Ktudents of the I'erry nchoolfl are busy prepar ing a program to le ix'n ut ihe I eomniuntty hatl at ChiistmaM time in connection with a alrge com-muriltj- Chi'iHtinas trc-e, ' Mrs. AV .W. Cray, of this place, succumlxrl to a luriiif and serious illiURM at her home last Tuesday eveiilnjr. She ix survived by her husband and several relatives. The funeral will be held flundny .when relatives wil arrive rrom ('nlii'oi' nia. Miss Naomi Hobertson called upon Airs. T. Jlansen Thursday af ternoon. i (Jeoi-Ke duller and family made a trip to their ranch fast Wednes day. . Jacob Murray, who h::H been workliifj t for I he lumber company in the woods, hes relurned liomc was a piaee lo jujmI pi:ekaKc -and a piaee to mail letters bill no place lo mail efrds, yu )f. office was closed, 1 had to bfinjr it back." ' l'o train a ebihl putperly the imrent must first bine more sense than (be t bild. ni: Tin-:. i-iiMi iii:Ain',.t M :it town - (Kmin Ihe J uc.ister - ( I 'a.). Jn elli- Kneer ' Miss. l.ueiUe Uife uh flower. carried a ba.'iket. mj" roses and svyeet peas, Mr. itobert .loin-s of Alto- oiut wore a .frock of -piitk seor Ki'Hf and acted as heatf. man. Percy; ' I'Yniy: "Ho the jfirls lipstick?" "They sure do." Shapely limbs help many a R'i'l- to branch out. Winter's ,7 .fiiicivneher VU For Oil and liouno When Poverty Ends Poverty ends wlien the spirit of savlmr licRln.i In n num. The nmOunt wived Is unlnipnrlanl the UK thliiR Is to jMAKK TUB ST A HT. ( When will YOU mnko this atnrt? How mueh lonui-r will you. put off this imporlnnt alep? IV eldi' ilht now that you will do this tlm FUtSI' thlnu TOMOUHOW by openinK a RuvIiiks Afcount htre. Wlum you. do, we will present you with a Liberty Mill Homo Safe lu assist jui in snvlnit. " I ' La Grande National Bank La Grande, Oregon . 1 tolled Oal.s It. died Iltu-lcy Whole torn ( niclied Corn Whole IVhoat -31 III Feed Haled Alalfn Italeil Tiniolby Haled Straw - i-it V.fct; Maker Sernteh I'eeil Ask Our Prices. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. Main 79i and Is employed nt the mill here. The ladies Helief soeletj- is ae!l lliff fhriKlmtts seals here. Mr. ami -Mrs. Karl Murray have mtivei) into the Fred i'ohmian house. Mm. K. V'. Hmlth onrt daughter, .Merle, were l.n Grande . visitors 'I'hursdfiy ufU'i'non. Miss Verla Dean visited the J'erry school-Wednesday. .Mrs. Howard HohertHon called upon .Mrs. W. Thompson' recently. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hohrrt- sonaud duutrhter, ' Fern, and D.-'car Lee, William ISeickel, Opal Helckel and Wllrifci Thompson spent Moil- ' day eveiilnu visllini; .Mr. and -Mrs. Juci'U Murray j Mrs. Intra .Miirniy eullt-a upon Wl.et us serve Electrically We. are fully prepared to take care of your elec trical needs. How about some new Mazda Lamps for those empty sockets? La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Ave. SILK 'HOSE . f ' All the costume sluides in both pure silk and chiffon. 1.00' to. $2.93 N. K. West & Co. I.n (.ramie's Lending Store For UTi Venrs Mrs. Kdd Fell recently.' The Kuller lirush man wns a Perry visitor Thursday. . Mrs. Miwy P.idckel is luivluff lier hoiiso- papered. ' A Kant,' of. children nhout 11m house is a tfroat source of plensurii if you can stand the static. HOTEL ASTOO 2nd & Hill Lo Anael.i EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET 50 Baths New, Moderfl Close to Shopping District and Theatres FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.50 flfiltlECli Mb CANDIES Delicious and tsmpcinglv good. Fine candies are an ever vclconie gift. aqoAJtiofiO station emy y - Gift, of fin, iiX Jj stationery voice l'. ff ' correctness and I w good taite. So popular is the rare, enchanting fragrance of Florient that this season the House of Colgate pre sents it in numerous exquisite and novel gift boxes. Pictured below is but one of the many delightful combinations sparkling toilet water and pcrfuine in a smart, new container. FLORiENl Sol GI'Kk BOX RED CROSS DRUG STORE SaWi-H-B I'ath Towels ....,'i()c to ?1.00 Child's Felt Slippers 7."c to ?l.r0 Hand Embroidered Pillow Cases $4.00 Linen Lunch Sets, ready made . $.".r0 Hand Embroidered Line Towels $1.50 Silk Hound Crib lilankets, 36x5-1 $.1.00 Girls' Silk Dresses, age 2 to 6 . $6.00 1-adies' P.oxed Handkerchiefs, 3 in box. $1.00 It will pay you to come in and look over our slock before buying else where. We have In-tter jroods at less prices. Norton's Kiddy Shop Evrrytldnx to Infanta' and Childrto'i Wear aJaf j ESf a-1 M tua (g S if Jewelm I The Gift upreme Yon can make this ' well-known jewelry store your Gift Headouar- " s. oti can select beautiful, lastins: Gifts for' fa larjre stocks. You will find here the most complete stock in Eastern " Oregon to select from. Notice especially our large display of fine p Gruen " atches. i . ir If M M . M U M if DIAMONDS We show yru some very eleirant poods in this Mne and are bound to please you with our Very f;iir prices, which In all Instances ropreh Mit the net un I worth. In Plate, SILVERWARE the new patterns, in Sniwi at prlefs to savp -n n,..nn ... carry such slan.lard lines as 1547 nolt Wnllae- and Community Hate. Tn ,,,"..' ver. I.OUI., XIV. Virginia Carvel. Idy t l Falrfa and Kl l.-ean. T "' Tlie name "Siepjist & Co." on the Gift Box adds much in prestige, but nothing in price. Siegrist & Co. Hi fi I "J?
