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Monday, December V, 1925.7 I Page Four THE LA GRANDE EVENING 'OBSERVER 1 ' I . ; ' ' ! ;i . II t I i Incorporated) An Indcpcnilrnt Nrwspaper , FRANK B. APPLEBY.. -Editor and Publisher HABVET F. MATTHEWB- ..Buslness MuDuor Published evenings, axoept Sunday, at lilt Adama Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the PoatoCMce at La Orande, Oregon, aa Second Claas Mall Matter under aot of March i, 1171. OFFICIAL PAP EH OF UNION COUNT AND THB C1TT OF LA ORANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Proas la exclusively entitled to uae for pub lication of all news diBpatchea credited to It or not otherwise credited If publlabed therein. All rlghia of republication of apeolal dlapatchea In this paper, and also the local news here in also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION KATES ' Hi Carrier Dally, per roonth In advance , Dally, alx months In advance Dally, single copy ISO ..14.60 SO By Mail Dally, per month In advance . Dally, per alx montha In advance- Dally, per year In advanoe.. Weekly Observer-Star, per yoar ..BOo ..12.60 t5.00 -12.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch .420 Display, local, per column Inch 4ua Time contract rates on application PROCLAMATION OF I'KAfK: H.liolil, I k'vu unto you powi-r to trcud on serpents unit scorplonx, and over nil tin powLM' or an enemy; und nothing shull by uny means hurl you. Luke 10: IV. n OFFICE CAT TWlM MAUN . 1 'Vn you t'&:i(iil uu your wed . cliiiK day?" i "Mm-IhmI? Kay. I kvb my bride , ten ' dollurs uml li it'd to kiss tilt; I prt'Urlirr." j ! i:XTUAt JiXTHAl I "V'oinan killed while cooking her litiMli.tnd'H breakfast, in a hor rible mailt rl" Kroin Slate dully- i KariMiH City enacted 2.000 local jl.'iWH hint year. Anything lo help I he lmck-to-1 lii'-rariii movement. t Ileal list ate A(tlt: 1 iluil't Hct' why ytui hcstllalc. TIiIm tobacco plantation in a bargain al uny : price. Budding Kiancicr: J w.ik just dec hlltiK whel her 1 would gruw 1 ClKlH'H or t'lRHIcttH. A I.u (ti-aiMlc ItouHcnll'i' mih ask ed recently why she didn't uh st'i'llM for a dally fiapcr. Tin iHiMllon'r received u shock when hr miswcivd airly, 'h, ,.v. Iii-ar cinmj;h." ! ! I'iikI um-r: "Say, Conductor, at i which end of Ihe cur can 1 Rvi of ft" i Conductor: : "I'lilher end, you Kip. both ends stop." Muiv had a llltlc lamh. (The plot la-Kin to thicken) She Hold ll to u restaurant ' And now liny cull it chicken. i Kvery lime a movie Ktar ttlarhs I for I'aris her hiiKliand Iiuh lo filu in at'tiilavlt that their mariail ro- roll county. IIIIdoIh, Novcnilmr 29, xf3. He married Itachaet K Jlibbs ut McCall. Missouri, In lS.i). HiH wife died ciKlit ycam aifo. . , In IK 'J ) Mr. JuckHon caine to hlaho, and three years later In linkei. where h whh at flrKt cm ployed at tliu Ort-Kon lyjinh'-r eunipiiny. lie was Uien nftoolat imJ for 1ip yeara with the Htoddard Luniher company. ile. wan a iiiemhcr of the rhrls lian ehurrh and the Klkhorn lojjo of Odd KiHIows. Mr. Jackson 1b nurvlvcd ly two (hniKhtci'H Mrs. it. I Kak.T ami Mix. O. ,M. Strain of IM If I ill! fie. I WU 1)1 1)1 IIC TH- aml (ieortfe JnekKOll of Iilaho; twu HKterH MrH. lien AmIi- uy of jiairway una Mm. uothc. ICIkkh of Kimnetl, ldnlio. KiKht Biamhddldien K. . lia-- M ron, Tlichna anil Wunda Ktnitn IT. at - Iai CriunUe; Avard V. Outiom of (munlien, Virj-iiiia; W. It. t J troin of V'unhIiiKtim, . f; f j . K-tif ii. OMtrom. Kotiert and I'a'i line lioy.I of Haker. l-'uneral Hervices will he h-M TiieKclay afternoon at '2 o'clocl:. ''pit her aniioimcciuent w ill oc made later. Beautiful New Silk Fabrics For'Holiday Wearing and Holiday Giving SENATE IS READY FOR LONG GRIND Continued from Pairr One. lloyd ol'tjj train or . m weis-r, i This choice array of new silks just received for Holiday show- Sing is all that we anticipated it would be. Lovely colors, cheer- . fill npv natfprne rtAnniifiil ii'Mvintrc Tf ic curri nffprinP'S as - ... " vw.nio. v " " o t i . i i i t k i t i i "i i. u: .1 j tiit'sc inai nave muue our ury uuoas uepannieni mc ciivkc aim 5jr reliance of careful shoppers for 25 years a mark of West's tit leadership. y & Extremely practical for a smartly styled dress and equally prac tical for Xmas giving to some one who loves beauty and quality these new silks supply the demand. See them now and the many new accessories to be found with them. It's funny how some lospuctcd citizens regard "I'loasc Ulll"lls '","v,l'". f,i' "'"-v- Remit'' on nn overdue bill as nothing .short of blackmail. business. Perhaps some day we will come to look upon a tsrun-r All. I'DACHI'S llllM- "I'IiIh in the he. lit-filli! .. ,..lo n,e,;ot fl, i,i;;,l..l ..., ,.., !. l. 1 l- " n mnrKei uiir to collect just debts that will permit them to continue in business. Perhaps some day we will come to look upon a bill as the serious obligation which it is and as evidence ot a credit courtesy and buying convenience which should be highly appreciated. huKlmml will like tliem Wife; "The peuclies my baiiit liken are not in eaiiH.'" (Jrorer: "What art they in? Wile; "I.athitif; Hiiit.s!" ' The problem of making dollar bills (which are so popu lar in the eastern part of the country) fast enough to re place those which are worn out has been one of the prob lcms of the treasury department. Efforts to put more sil ver dollars and more two-dollar bills in circulation failed and now a new dollar coin, to be made of silver and gold, is being considered; It will have to rely on its htiVelty and unusual size if it effectively solves the-problem. ; . In Philadelphia they are making plans to ring out -the .u t :i iju i i .... i . 4i. r- . .1 i .urn L.iueiLy i.tu, uiui-Kuu iia Jt may uv, on uic nit uny tn . i. Thll w.llutl! lmH jH.8Ml.s tWu im. the new year to announce to the world (through radio a r,,rt;in.. await the n.n Wh i... priant maitern of loren atnura elil'i an ml iuslnlitf 011 1IH ai''"'ier ine woiltl foun rj - juhkh will Ijh la Lull up uu lt-f-lir 1 ii.'i- 1 i, ami tiie j.Liittunma ireaiy an- iiom-:st s. i. uov ai i:it-j wilh 'J,,irk,'- Botl f th 'win 'I Isl .s. im et w 11 it h teriniiicfl opposition, "lo nut Rive up nil h.M until 1,,lt HmiuI latilicatiou is iyc- yoii have Hem me-.- Alt in linff-("' tt,L alti. S. !. lmlepemienl. I'olitlcH will play its part ill the tj.'ssiun, which prohauly w in con tinue until the jontfrensional cam paiKiis i;el underway iluriiitf the tan 11 liter. The Itepuhl leans will An optimist .s a man who thinks the wnrh owed htip a living anil Ke'ls tnarrleil on It. a he:u I'op: ' I'leasc comh Imim; iimlhei', is tlriink anI then' Is mi mm lyiv to milk the tmv."- I-'rotu Western Wtfkly. in-: STICK TO IT Kmherl Kulttin yearn at;o Sahl heM nuikif the .sleamJioaLs ko. And Htuik to it. 1 ! nl M'i'l h friends hotfnn to jolly. Called the Hleamlioat l-'nlton's I'ol l.v. lint the darn tiling went, by golly, )i" Hiiiek to it. Itepiihllean inuurgeiitis on hig com- lIlllti-eK. WASIIINfn-ON (iSy the- AhmocI aied CreHrO 1'iuing a rrush of 1'gi.slalion and many hitter von irovernies, Uu: Hlxiy-ninth eongn-.su isKenihled loilay for its firm and long Ht-HMion. : tlrganiatioii was tho fiiHt work before the house, hut tho Hniiate mat'liuiery whh ready to function, tin: organization having been per lee ted at tlu .special Bi-Hsion held last .March. ' '"" " " ' ' The Uepuitliean F!ate in the hoiiHe. witii Nieholaii l.nngworth ot tihio. as upeaker, and John .. Til- son of ( 'onmcticut, a floor leader, hud hern selected monlliN ago and awHited only I'ormul volts of the mcniberilitp for final approval. After J'residelit Coolhlge's an nual nieHS'iKe lias been trailsmit ttd. probably tomorrow, the liouse will get down to work immediately, giving fit.st consideration to the tax revision hill which it plaim lo send to the senate, before the Christmas holiday. Tux I, Ml .Major One. -This nieiisiire Ik the major one with hu h Vo tigress will deal al t his K'ssion, but other important legislation will include farm re lief, the Belgian ami Italian dvhl funding settlements, disposition of .Muscle JShoals. railroad consolida tions, govern tuojil reorganisation, posial rates, branch banking, a public buildings bill and eleven an nual appropriation bills supplying money lor the conduct of govern mental departments during the m .t lim-al year. broadcasting) that the 150th anniversary of the Declara tion of Independence has dawned. It will also im some thing of an advertisement for the International exposition to be held in the Quaker City in 1926. Incidentally .the Pacific coast states are to have a large exhibit there for pastern crowds to wonder at, and it would seem, with the Parific. Kfirthu'rwtt. nvnnKit .inn in Now Ynrlr novt mnvr .lint T1"' halhlng henrli beauty se- the west should be well advertised during the coming year. smr. 0, 8 Stunning New Prints Dainty new patterns in printed silks of unusual de sign in a host of colors and combinations so popular now. Tans, blues, reds, hennas all of the season's newest shades. You are sure to like them, and the "price is with in everyone's reach. . $ri,25a $2.50, S3.2o (GEORGETTES Lovely flowered and geome tric designs in georgette prints of good quality. These soft, clinging materials add charm to any costume. 93.15 AUT SILK Tn plain colors of pinlt, while, peach, henna and tan. This material is in a class by itself, lor it has a rich sheen all its own. Ideal for evening gowns and costumes. $1.50 ? ft ft R ft ft Treaseau Crepe A sheer, clinging material so popular for underwear, in a wide variety of colors peach, yellow, green, flesh and pink. Every woman loves pretty silk undeiN." things and this is really wonderful material,' 40 inches wide. $3.50 Yard f ft 5 ft ft ft N. K. West & Go. Inc. g La Grande's Leading Store for 25 Years. i CHANCING STANDARDS. S It is the opinion of Professor Uolxit I". Chaddock, of' .Columbia university, that "doubling the population of the I United States would result in a diminished per capita con-1 (sumption of luxuries and non-essentials, with a resultant fall in the standard of living. Here Professor Chaddock uses the phrase "high stand ard of living" in its popular sense, which is that the greater the consumption of luxuries the higher the living standard. Ki'rk to writ.1 u rcrurd uu whirh M:iv 1 iri. r jimi smile- ri frrsli- liny run ux' Hie ruuuliy lo n liirn t inrntj. ' tii.'in majiirilirs in lioln housrii lor Yt's. oil llilullt liir mr n ft'W Mir lnsl two VrarS of tllr prrHrllt nioiii.-nlN to inH.-ir!" jiiilluilllslriitinli of J'rraidriu Cool- l.lKr. '1'tir I iriiiociats will srrk lo .liaw attrlltioll lo what tllry will eh' lions;- Obituary Ken-clary Wilbur and Secretary nit;h the vebicle fur much discus- dent ttuit lltey Davin arc certain to become lur- 1'os.slbly Invest iKatlou in ,,t,rovcd. ... ... ... .... ... . . the dlsjiKrceineilt between I'resI- ' . . n... ilent ('no dire and the shllimnir- a number of wcHtern senators are ,(,ar(1 vrr tln m,.l((,i 0r manage-! ' ronh-t for seals to in- IMcpartmr to brinw a lliird cablu t IM,.nt oC Uu, KOVemnient nuri hant , ventilate and the w nale iiiusi Rive offii'er. Secretary Work, und-r fire. .,, , . , , , . ' , fleet. : early decistun un the KealiitK at I he afsati It on htm will be because, i ... . . i i , v of tlir uoinlnislnitlon of thr ,,,-1 , 1 ' '' '. with 1.-1- OrriilU I' N,,- .,,,,, .y t.ov- ....... .... . . L'liim ii ml Italv for the fundinsr of emor Sorlle of North Dakota. ( lu.tnt to as shorlcouiiUKS of the ad- ' ' . . .. their war debts also will come In p'leceed the late Kduiu l l.add.t veiituaily will out nuthurily of law Mr. Nye would . j nut br 'entitled lo Ills seat. iiunist ration In the hoi can regain control of lite houses, rcltmiuished in 1 U 1 LI. I Attacks I.ikiui. ti.H ihi.v lioiuiteaders In western ,mir ",,r iu... ... r .v M . thai tney i for disapproval In both houses, but Should the scnat two slateu. Tl' coat situation is one which has piven eoiu-ern to senators and reiresentalives from a number of Htales, particularly New, Kniam and New York. It Is expected lo U. P.. rl.V'KMIN llAKCIl, Ore. tSpecialt. - V. It. I S.-vt ral ioints ot attack against Jaekou. 71'. for more tlian administration now luuta. in its modern usage the expression has no releivneo to!'" ..." ''Vs1"?' 'lr- ' . IV"""!. V: 'VVL ..." " Uco...u nV oarly subject of .lri.t.- t ' " " " Ill H K'l .11 IMI.S1MMII, IIIN Ml ,1 ,U1 llir Miniun i i ' .-..-.. . i ... relative quantities Of food Consumed, allhiiUh it IS SOUie- n,inf i-u-d v pn-unuuiia. 'no army and war dep irtui.ents. The times remarket, that the living standard of those who can lirr,,::.''!'!!,,, ZlMrZZr afford edible luxui it'S is hiuhei than those Who are Olt'llti- Itlamrbter. Mrs. . I., ltod. .lar'-ly i the diseusMtuns of this fully supplied with more substantial foodstuffs. The ,i.ceaMe,i was i,o, m t-,-. .natt.-r m ti, j Is it not conceivable, however, that some future pener- r)fi rITTt W VY lition, perhaps of necessity, will find in simple livinjr thej richest livinjr standard? Kven in this day there is no house and senate. with demands that the Kovern meitt take some action as the se vere whiter months approach. .May I'ndw Shly Hoard. Another Subject which will fur- By. WILLIAMS greenient between nations and races as to just what high mid low standards of living are. Higher and lower are relative terms, defined affording tn the taste and habits j)f the individual doing the eating, drinking and general high and fast flying, or the contrary. j For this generation the job is the establishment of a sane and economically sale standard of living, ami that is not. as eusy as it sounds. It is doubtful if one generation can effect a compromise lictween those who would "eat, drink and be merry" ami those who eat sparingly, want little and ask no other luxury than moments for meditation. Hi y somkthim; I'oit 'i n i: cap. THIS CHRISTMAS Perkins Motor Co. Phone M-5U0. tor. 4th and Adams FOR XMAS I.AIMKS SII.K IHSi: l.AMKS' SII.K sunns 1.AIHKS' SII.K SI'KIMNS . I.AIUKK SII.K' TK'tMVS LA l 1 KS SII.K It 1 .1 H M I ' I : S SI o- S I ..Ml l ao S.V.n m Irfulhvt' Colored lYImvx- Slip unit rnlnnd s'lk lt:tn,ntei make Ideal X imw (tlllo. Si In Norton's Kiddy Shop r.Trrrllilux In luraiiu ajiil Clillilrru's Vir - j .yp -j CANTSTAV AWAKE ' AT A MoE "THEV.'LL STAW . iTEaVAl DOMT A5KME : ; y (5-' ' 1 u 7 ''i:.:i.,iv' '"''v It,', .iVnl1 (i Sf WVW "MOTHERS GET GKn "TMS. MARfV. r -r-rr : "'Vii; H" . I mm mm administration leaders feel conft- HOTEL ASTOD 2nd & Hill Los Ansslet EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET 50 ;I Butlis New. Modtrn rin.(n K: n:..-. it .... IIIUIIIU lllll Ml'llllll' IIUIU IIM. K"V- I ' iiinr mini.' tin. iippuintiiK-iit wit ii-1 FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.50 wm lam't buy ti Itet-chr-r un til yoit l't this oiu It's ju-l us piMKl as n Kivnt many biuher in hit I radios. !hve fnttii facbu y lt it-s - Mini's lliu M-asun. This radio .is n 5-tuho standaitl tuned radio Tit iucticy nifhor with thri-r low-scare;! dial tYtnlrols. Olid is nut an interfering stH. Nctirly all our cif-loiiicrs nre tretiliiij tin Tar castrrti MathMis uiili KiMHt volume on Hit speaker. WE HAVE INSTALLED 26 OF THESE SETS IN THE PAST THREE iWEEKS Wr hnw JaM ntrhwl -2 innn iliwt rniin 11m fac tory nial uip wired for tl moir. A"k fin a ileiuiHitrn Ihiti In jmir Ihiiiip. " cNcw and Improved Tin: ,mk i: ( iisll l- n ilistiiri.,1 ,lk. r r.iniin,,,. ,,n, , Kl. ,. hut mr llnti.-tli-s. i harsir mi l fviTjihliia. Iiill-in Inn n mi I Only $105 1MUIH.Y .l.l!AM ;, T,; U r(!v AX, , ,.s Heacock's Radio Service 101 llr M., At'lw ll- Trwlt. l!.Mi I'lllM I l;s I ji l.raiMlr. Oif. i i
