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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1925)
Wednesday. December '23,' 1925. Tage Six THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Community Budgets For Ch a r ily Show a Growth KANSAS CITY" AI') Of A hkt- rihln here through the lean eltles vhih ure Klvlnj, In-1 -AwHoohiilon of i 'otnmtinit v OrKun- j adopted creimlntf amounlM to conscjlldnled charily budgets, the milk of hu man Kindness seems to prevail nioHt abundantly in Mtnnenpolls und Clneinnatl, all tioiurti I here Ih u chanr. for Uiverffenee of opin ion. aH variuiiB standards iiiuy he applied. Ssin IVanelsro fourth with $3. HI. Tin popularity of the commun ity client plan, which concentrates i-hurtlies campaign. Into one grand cruHli and uetH It over, whh at- teHterl )) (hi Increasing number of j eiiien wiiieii niivo uuupieu u. j n " - twelve months cikUhk Alay 31, American Wt'ZU, the nsmetutlon suyn, 2ti cities the plan ami held their l;-,ittlonK and tlie Kunnas ctty f.'oun-1 first campaign of Social AKencleM. j .,-. uniount rubied hy 20(1 com- rineinnati subscribed $4. ,11 per nuinlty chests and welfare federa- jcaplta. In the. drive, based on tlons (tin- latter has only a sllif hi nts entire population. hy different meaning from the for- MlnneapollB wui shown to have ' ) tn the miine period was re sonated from public revenues und I''V" ' fu&.&oo.ooo. private sources a. far greater Hum Deducting the umount raised by Mlnnenpolln BitliHcrlhed most perjfrom every person $ 1 -4.K4 whllo the 20 new chests, there wan an capita In Wflo to philanthropic In- j st. J'aul wus only slightly behind Increase of t.:iC.C34 In the stltullons from all sources, includ- with i4.V.tt and Kansas City, Mo., amount raised In 1 iCM. s;ild tin us ing public revenue, and Cincinnati ' third with JKl.Cfi. Ituffalo wan sedation. KlKhty-one cities auk led In voluntary gifts per capita lifted aH four! h wit h $ 1 .! I , and ed tor tunto In I '.'2'd, Jt;t for Ichs and to its community chest . i 'levelaud. , n-s Moines fifth wlih $ 1 2.172. jlS for the saine amount, however, had the largest, cheat riochestcr. N. Y., followed fin-j r'"' eoiumunity cheHtH, for the pledge ,2Ji5,!tS und I'hiladel-1 (,mnil(j n donations to the com- inot pari, arc lor approved chnr- phia, wan pledges ,r f j.uz.i.ijH. ... niy charity hud vet. giving at without references to race or the rate of $4 per pernon; CleVe- j rell-dnn. i:aeh philanthropic or laiiil was third, tflvlnv $3.K!i: and K'nilation Ih rpportioned a share or the prncei . . (campaign fur the next largest. Them figures weed I . made avail- Christmas Dinner! ESPECIALLY (;00D SWEET POTATOES - CAULIFLOWER -SPINACH - HEAD LETTUCE CELERY CRANBERRIES ORANGES - BANANAS - GRAPES , AND JAP ORANGES . .. . DATES - WHITE. AND BLACK FIGS PAPER SHELL PECANS - OREGON WALNUTS FINE MIXED NUTS tloim. ilft from an minimi popular Kiihftft ip- Ncw.'ipiip' th 111 lillniiil AHlnllr flrlfM uri' Kulil nt ri-iliirfii ntl.-n "li'll :irlli'i' niili'iK wl tliroiiKh wlih thi'in. Here There And cocoa nut oil 'and "Went Nig hrlngH 00 tons soya heun oil. -r" mini payroll Is $5o,ihi(i. I HM. I.NHOUO Four Iwul inveHt ower Co. will ors will atart 040-ucrc niusKrat ' Calirornia-(Jrei;un Hpeud $f)i(i,nnu In Klamath roujity . farm near here. during- Win. DELICIOUS BULK MINCE MEAT -, FIG AND PLUM PUDDING HEINZ ROQUEFORT CHEESE SWISS, BRICK AND CREAM CHEESE i FRUIT CAKE AND FRENCH PASTRIES If You Want The Best PHONE MAIN 80 Battison Bros. $3 ; Qs9lp iBmim . . tabids Serious i!lnes3 end coin plications often follow an ordinary Cold. Check it; use the old Reliable, Safe and Proven Remedy, "Lax atiVe BROMO QUININE." The First und Original Cold and Grip Tablet. Proven Sato for more than a Quar ter of a Century. The box bears this signature "ft Prico 30c. New Athena-Kamclu branch. Walla WaHa-lln1tr loll tf-h phone line, will coHt Xbf). i , Oreffou taxable1, property in fl, iw;4..r:i7.fiis, ?j5,o(H(,ono more than last year. ii a ft it i h it r rt a wnium- etie bridge on 1'aclflc hlKhway opened to traffipj . I'OltTI.AM) Steamer ""Ootlilr Star" taken UO.ono boxen apples to Kurope. Steamer - "Kdda" takes ICIi.Muo boxes. . ' Astoria Is on national honor roll as one or IS cities havln no fatal auto accidents, during October. I'KNIU.KTON Karmers sell r.OM.IMlO bllHhelH wheat in one week, at prices to f 1.50 a huHhel. I.aii(t county built 25 milrs mac adam road this year, ImvliiK 3'i' mlh-s in all. I'OltTI.AN'l Two Hleamers tak Intf li.ooo.niMi feel lumber from thl.s port. l;i:i)Mf)N'l) !tlp Htrnwherries are mill beinR harvete here. ' i !'KNIHJ."r()N Oregon Wonl- Krowi'H meet hen.1, Jan. for aiinual m-k.s1oii. l.ane county han nine union hlffli HcllOOlH. ClAT.Kf Crown - mine In l-lnn 4'nu'nty said' lo show fine bde of COI.Ii IIII.I, iitav.r I'orlland Ci-uient company will spend $4oo, 'miii in, doubling Hizn oi plant. M YliTI.K point Holi-Chnse Co. cannM t7.tMii) caseM of fruit here thiti year. . SCHOM.K IV. d Oroner ralm s S lit. rnn worth of walnuts on his yna-ncre orcha id. - Oregon " w Ml use ,ioloaj barrels or oil cosIIiik .$4 '.it, nao, to oil u::o rnlles Httite highway in J!t"'I. TiC;A(KD rout districts will vote on union hhih school, early in January,- - . -x Multnomah county buli,'et for IKlill lo $16,0811,297, ineludlnf? schoolH, $5,01,1 15. ItA K Kit Company "will spend $25u. (Km in developing m-w 'strike of ore In Mother .Lode, 25 miles northeast. OUANTH I'AHH Oregon bank s will conduct school here (o tench farm account infj. CHANTS PAR K -filch gold iuartz found near old Greenback mine, after six yt-ar search. Oregon nee Keepers will hold stute convention at Tim Dalles. January 1 ti-20. T'OUTf.AND Klupp Co., K-rfivt-rs. Ir.-ltle Hl'e oi pann. - HIMtlNGK I i; 1, I) Hprlncflrld Lumber 'o., with 1 6 empioyeB, bundles 50 can a month. ST. HHLKNH Portland Khw trlc Power Co. will . blins power lines to Kcnppoost. .Columbia City, Deer Island und Wllark. . KhA MATH KAI.I.S Fores! Lumber Co. opens model mill, to tit 150,000 feet a shift. IlKNI'i pavlnp laid $74,7.Sl. More than t V- .miles durl Off P.25, costins 'olumbla Itlver ports shipped 1, ::;,G.SX busliels wlieat during No-Vemla-r. ,t . - COQTIIJ.K Htoitt Lumber Co. openlnK lurtfe trnct of timber. KPCKNI-; Through trains will be started over new Natron cut off railroad by July according to S. P. omoinb - . Yesterday m Washington u i ..... . 8hena'ndoiih. hiCurint.pnded. Movement to '. curtail American use ot rubier ki under way. ( Hons Hulwhcs wotlC on trcusury ii1l hut, dtiiwrs voie. ' , ' , -roject for polar flight adverse ly recrlwd nt war department. . Prohibition forces w'tn In first skirmlBli of s'ssion in house. . . ; Vice President Dawes obtains re call of his lominaiion as reserve officer. ' v .' ,: ' Hrlgadi'r General Sinedley D. flutler rcciuesteU to come to Wash ington to talk over Ins resigna tion, , . ' 'r President Coblidgc worhs on ro ply to disarmament conferoncit In- lj,illn In ,1'IViit tn find VMIV in 1 accept. - - .(rrl ulliiral S lioiwV I'uim . . "1 Part -Mclcan rrm iiii;nuir MKXIC'O CITV (AP) The pro grain of the miles jrovernment for the agricultural Improvement ond dVidopment of Mexico Is gradual ly being effected. i Already f'o Centml Affrlculturet schools have been established;' ono in euch or the stales of Ouxacu. Hidalgo, Miclmacan, Durango and (iuunajuuto. It is planned to eventually start such schools, in every state. The ngriculturnl promotion proj ects also contemplate the creation of state or regional bunks express ly Intended to extend credits and loans to worthy farmers. Mon than twenty Mexican, stu dents in I'nited Hiatea agricultural schools aru preparing themselves for professorships in the new Mexi can schools. . . 1 HOTEL ASTOO EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET. 50 Baths New, Modern Close to Shopping District and Theatres FREE GARAGE TariiF liom $1.50 7Si HOHKIICHO Chrlstmns tnrk-1 eys sell 'at prices to' 4i cents pound. (lOI.D Hll.h Kelmar-Van Pet j Mining company will finance first j unit of Sunset Smelter here. WOODHCItN State receives find I occupies new $285,Oito boys' train ing school here. Oregon slate taxes will total 17.200. Him for 1H2IJ. S2S2.0ti0 less (than last year. PORTLAND ton" livings lisno Tanker "Stock tons Oriental I Arc Klfla of comfort anil li:iiiiiw.ss. Whi t !ttir offa-rinW : v. ; 'jrSi' V .1 f.T ' ' " " ..... .u. mom. n -Kill f ' j - III J icr .L. V fcfi(Enl or l"lt'iilur.- will In. piiz.-il for yi-ars. lone ufl.T olliiT iiio-t!. " '. '. '". - ' &PSr- II 'T -. TSj.'vXKi' g -f'--.;r.- -r&lf W V 'rt I 1" our spliri'li'l offirlnca you'll find Just the ronililnnllou. " 3) ' ' . IffF W iSi f OT M ft of h.-niity ami liixurliitiB poinfort .you've been h intliiB 'for. Vt ' fSjt , ': I r I IS jj g Kurn 1 1 ii re Rirm are always mire of u sincerely li.arty wel- , jJ ft LJ pS SS ?.;' s- : . ' ' . . to Z WV n rVf.hnorjlamr. I rk sf '' I For Better Homes Complete.; , i 1 : .'""v-: ' v "V' '--ii , - .- . . ' ' - ... . tk PHONE MAI 75 ne 75 We Wish You All A Merry Christmas Our store will lie open Wednesday and Thursday Evenings, rhone l's Your Orders. J. G. SNODGRASS rhone Main 7."). Exclusive Grocer 111 Doing: Our, Share FoM: : f i . .Merrlchris lli rpOMORROW EVENING our ' W!k 1 1 Great Anniversary Sale ends- - - : ' f Mm " WMll ' Thousands have saved at this under- . " M, ' Xftl 11 ' selling event. Join the throngs to- ' : MM 1 , 'w ill :'- B NEW YORK STORE JHS1,. mm DESTROYS HIGH PRICES, BECAUSE ,jBllW?l! 1 LwSj W:$4 IJUYING F0R LESS-WE SELL F0R LESS yal imssm ii , 1W
