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Pain rdav. February 6, 1926. e Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER s it : - $Ia(rmthe fcimutg (Bbmbtt l "'- " ' (Incorporalnl) By WILLIAMS (Inoorporatnl) An tudrprmli-nl Ncwspspei PRANK B. APP1.KBY.. ..Editor and PuWWwf HARVEY V. MATTHKW8 : Published evenings, except Huuday. at 1416 AdnuM Avnot, La Grande. Oregon. The Ouserver-Biar published every Friday. Entered at the Postoftice at I Urande, Oregon, ekjcood Clam Mall Matter under act of March t, - OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNT! AND THE - Cll! Of LA OHANDE HIEMBIOIl AS30CIATF.D MIERS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to uae lor ptrl lloatlon of all nuws dispatches credited to It or not othei iilua oredlted it published therein. All rights ot n-pobtlcaOoa of special U la patches In this papor, and also the local hews here in also are reserves. ' ; , 8UUSCHIPTION KATE6 . . ,' ', liy Carrk-r Daily, par month In advance... Dally, per six months In advance - Daily, single copy-.. 70 M.VI -KS Ily Mall Dally, per monlli In advance Dally, per six months In advance Dally, per year In advance... -.. Weekly Observer-Slur, per year -JkQ .2.00 ; ADVEKTI8INO HATES '. Display, ' foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch Time contract rates on application. - .A.V...V.00 ' ..'TUB MJHI IN I'HISOX .'And Hie k-pper of the prison 'commUtrd to Joseph s hand ull the prison-. The"kcp-: ep'look.'d nol to unythinjr Pint was und'.r his 'hand:.- because tle Lord was with him." Kluu. j; ss-M. ' . , Everybody would like to have an early. spring just so; it isn't' too' early. '.-. , Diplomacy, expressed in simple terms,' is just ii process of keeping. the other fellow from getting it. . ' '.'J ' (,.", pne goo'd thing about the purchase .of 192(5 iuto licenses it forces' everyone to have headlights adjusted., ,-. ; i;.. Safety first consists in assuming that the driver you' are, meeting. hasn't any more sense than you luive.,.:il Arctic explorers probably disbelieve each other's. "stories' because each knows how much fiction there is fn his own.' .' Now that the importation, of narcissus bulbs has bconj . forbidden presumably somebody will go into the. business of bootlegging .them. ' ' -i i . ... ...u... i -; jjOUT OUB WAY. TTfa03 C!H TTT r0ij $fe : Hi ' . I Boll o" f m ' ' riC' Tj t 'foeS' A vn pops'. 'I ; ' : I T- . . - It aft KM fife v'" V 'P ''-wi' r" . ''too oeep i 1 KTajLTfM i Tug -500P TO . MAKE. A ClEAW OtT-AvwA ABOUT FWL NAlMOl t'fe D-'0-"c. 0-"")I'1M T.Mf. . i.v. cins in ma bvk. mc. OFFICE CAT Junius KoiTMnHTs who bay Amrrlcrt lin- nnlliln. tn . tt It In llnli-li -.-...,. jwtoMtiHHl r(U'iitl- nruT au any of our-clly Irafir mp. citjiiii "wv imIiiimIs litMtls from j station mx..." "Marjori. ht'Oii smuk- ".No. IHOtlUT." ' "Hut jour Im-atli Ktm-lls o! to- barro." '"uilit r klswi'J ni Kt"-,,V?-" "Hut onr rather dot-sn't tfiiiok'." '"I kiiow,, hut Hti'iiosruphtT OREGON NEWS IN TO MEET l'MVi:i:SITV Ol'' O ItKOON. liip'Hf. (tn. (SjM'cinl ) .t v iin-n in lirrgon joiirnnlifihi nl omv of tin younc-r - editors will he ft-u- . t Mtu tv.-r i- a woman ilulnif un-a on ini- lironnim 01 im .r- . Tlio - df-ntlnt't cliulr Inii'I -i""'" j hi. ri. work M'jji lo puwtlvr utK"" Xt'wpHMr conft n iu-t' t th ko bad ? the ch ttrtc chair. You're ! ., itt.. r tittl we. Vnivn-Hlty of Onwii. Felruar la- nul etrw-pped In. 1' I" act"orJ'"(? tllu U'nluttv p'-o- .. ' . I . i .. i ! i y ' .'tKnim nk"aft tmlay., A ttriilioiir ok n-vr litis an : )0r rf.ii.irkH is no proof ; that 1 . Virtaall.x all of the speakers h;: uulo tjlcpt in eir defei.K.'. Kyu re wittv. IVrliaps they liavt: ."'c:teil. mid aj exeellelit nilnd- i , . '" -y. m . . 'nreliv irith ' ( a nee Ib aun l. aceortlin lo Krie .Add to ;lUu Hfit nf tl-rii;il atigU's: l(,uld .inornititf.. , iii-d pl-ufuriity. ' tri- A mirror is tifien on Irieml, allhtnih it cuMh ref lectioil.s on on- ul every opportunity.. -'-. This Khair-cutting craze has at least changed the tvpc-1 tif-Calondals in the liarlinr slwiiv Anrl i-hn nnumU. - ll -n to n-inark (Imi ilu , :, , , ' - . v . .""Jcr,al.x of all hiriliiliin-ui r.-nn. gtxKi joia aays wnen an political U(Ktions were discussed;. i iut ot acrumpiMiiHi iiu- Brati- 'i iicn- an- iii i..M- n.n ' at lpaurth dlll'inir n li:iiirnl in- kIuivo'' -' i Ilia; u Wenl -lialii . imi lutn:iin -nii ili-iiinii-.iiai-. hi-. ImU-iii-iiili-ii.-v 3lla. t:t DICTATORS. AVithin , this decade Germany was . a niiliUirislic nion-J archyj ruled over by . kaiser with all the. power of, a dic tator,, in spile of the existence of a parliament peculiarly! German in its character. liven up to the kaiser's abdication the greAt majority of German citizens were not 'only; con-j ti'nt..with their established form of government, but .be-' licved it to be the best government yet, evolved by.'ntan.; Puring the same period Italy; under a constitutional ;mon iirchyr was enioyinir virtual self-mivchtninnt : " Th6; yean since the armistice have just "reversed the, priuun-.. oil. -ar. i can't n fitualion as regards these two-Kuropean powers. Gernian'!nI "l,I. or "" "" "vm ,uv;j.nuu ii, iciiraiii,iun- Koverwiipnc, Willie in0lHlilk'ail a ilnai-n, uiuuki naiians nave suhmiUed to c esixitic ru e bv the diebilnr I yatitiK uJHi liLs knife. AIMM T Hi:i;l A niun- numwl - . , l U I Married a uirl nam tl ' li-'l.n. Now. of tonr"t flie I l.t-len Kail, jielfuiy.s that Ilu: woit . Of: It Ih t)mt .hfj the uiit' in U'fnivr. . Hprtn aiitl . i.HamiiHT., '.. 0IUSSO1HII. A cm I out cartoon in a German newsivanei' nip-'. ...u.,. .i turing Mussolini, crowned and robed as Caesar and drawn ncw m"1""' ,s "":" in a Roman chariot by his "black shirts" and bearine un- M' ,vi"r- ' .... -- ----- J "That .irf liuip. linn n win-. Ir.v-i t.M' imwrrcil ;nbrlel. with Jrt iirus That ;iir Is :tu , ears of Am in Ireland I SKI. FAST (.W) Coif wiih play." ul in Ireland 3mh i-am ajzo. ae-ce-rtliii- to a di.seovi-ry made hy .loHfph K. I'Vln-r, nu-mlter of the Cituudai y ftnntiinn.- , H- h.;f .iiliearfied n-eonls whieli nIiow that l.ifri Slonlunifry. ir plain Mr. Mamli "as In- wa.s th il. w:-a uriintetl l:nil by Jvh'i .iaim-s iH'iir win ii' thf ramou-s Ni-weast'e links inw an. MnnU'niniTy irav it site fur a .srhool on this land ihtdiiiiIn. I(iw I ""'I r O'r .ls-.; now I hat h- allole.i 0f sunnifiil pae(- ttir ;-cIlooIs lo , Vplay al ult.M 'I '-TIii- m iiiiol .-rnI links disappeared iliii nii; t In- lroiild-d yt-ars nf Civil w.ii and i-Im IIiou. in t-,.' latt-t- half of Hp- sevt'iilt'i-nth iVntury'. I V. Allen, dean of the m-IiooI f j jiiiiruahsni. Ti Saturday . pro best tfram, vhleh will be dvol'd nuiin- fy to meelianieJi and printing, lias not b'en completed, j John Henry Nash, famous prlrl ,ru of -S;in Kranelseo, who is nlfd for Atist fine . edition . n- -flansieal liotd.; will uppi-ar aKuiuthiM uii. h.ivinp- been issued n xpeVtal iuvita. tinil after tlie edllfercnev ' :ls( l.s- tlci-neiith the legend, "Only when all my opponents are in prison shall we have an Italy that is really free," is strango ly reminiscent of the war-time comment by tho Italian press on kaiscr-rnle in Germany. Today the Germans can mil understand how, the Ital ians can' tolerate conditions which ten years ago were ac ceptable to the Germans anil intolerable to the Italians. This is not a case of "the put calling the kettle, black." but an instance if two nations exercising their prerogative to change their Hililics. HOKSKPI.AY. In; attempting to shame girl students who make use of rouge- and cosmetics too openly by applying it no matter where they may be, an instructor in the University of Cali fornia told his class the young men would Ik? warranted in coming into the school room to shave, considering the example set by the young women, lie said he Would be tempted to kivo bij:li maiks to any brave enough to do it. Three students took him ;it his word and shaved them selves in class the following day. He assured them they would le the recipients of high marks. Vc know the college man often gets farthest in the end. but jt is ju.st such things as this that make it .difficult for htm to get a stait. Kainc.st college students, of fourse. i' re in the majority in any institution of learning but the s-t-callcd pranks of other students give the public the im nression that every college graduate, flesh from school, is just another of those rah-rah ihtsoiis. Many men of good practical common sense actually hold a college graduate in contempt and feel that their education is a detriment rather than an asset. It is nol real education they feel dubious about, of course, but the kind of education they think has lieen acquired. . Unfortunately, it is not the solid, but the frivolous fea tures of college life, that get the most publicity and it is f'viu that the less thoughtful get their impressions. Usu ally, these lliingx have I kh-h manifested in student pranks Mtd in the nature of college publications, some of which have lieen so raw that they have loen burred from the mails. Now. it npitears that the faculty is becoming con tauiitiatud witti the hum-play spirit, tw. fllt.VlllJf IiniK at lii- silpi-Ilur. "Shi 't. .I;iik ;llt- Html l-ni uw w lnvlt.- tlu-m lo viHit us. lli-'lr nt iKlilior-H. Ilu- t.'iiilit :;ip iiltt.nl us. i- ilnn'l t T. Iliiiu-! f.. Kits- ( i" t-iir. , .Tilt liiilif-ili-t l-'ritjay nlirht Vill ! lll)rll-r. anil, tin- rtltlois will .-.-ivii llii- opptirtuiiily lo alli-ii.l tin- itn-Kon-t). ,A. l l .i.-kt iii.il. Balm1. Tilt- iii'OKrani follow"!' l-rHla.i . l--lirunr 111. Iloitm lor, Journali-iiii. .;,-iiri;i' K. Aiki-n. i-halrinan or Ilu t'ont'i-i riit'i-, prenltlnie. Aliirnin;. !i:o Iti-iislralioii. 11:11 lloll rail lilltl KfU-inl 'ililt' llon. !i: 15 Walli r w. Ii. May. i x. cu livi ntvs i-ililor, I'orl- lantl Orronion -r "1'uli ', ' Hi lly. Atlvi rllHlii-.-iin.l Ilu Ni-wii." Ait ii r 1 1-1 ti 1 1 1 lo . . Malt a Krrlt-N of -trini-ttili-s whit h win r.-niill in lln luailili-nalit-i- of lii-.-h t-t It -iral statitlartlt. iistair. anil i-rrij-ii-nt ' lia-iim-ss Mlalnlaitls iowuslaii -i in i.-onin-i-lioii w-Hh snt h il--- I SHADOW uoxlm; l-i ;y W. E'JCeV PAY in Eutey mi cm evekV paV in EVEKY WAY . ETC. KPjl' p. partiuentH uh uuiqiuo A blle.4, theulerrt, inovii-H. . and otlnrH In which the ; lint between iivwh and udvertisin U difficult to ! d.;fliic. 1 U : 1 fi IriseiiHsion: 1lut publlrllV problem ntt W rttrlkea a weekly etHlor. Ily Gforsc 1. Cheney, Knterprise. liecord-t'hh ftaln. luzuli "Kxperiruci'ii of Oregon VM itorn lu the last veur III tlietr. contest wiKl pub- ' Jicity seekt rK, us ri-porl-, ' ported lo Hie becrctary'n olfiee" Hal K. Hoss. Un-iton t'ity Kntirprise. ' Bciviary of the State Kd , itorial association, who ha operated u chariny lioiisv for inforuuit hn altouf space icr.ifter-i. i;Ji "our KiHTtencc iii Hulld liur tii of tip laru-' est weekly newspapers in IbeH'Mi" Stnidon R Surkelt. Tt-hphone.lbK-ister. Me.Minnille. 1 1 : t j lisk'uwiou, by Jo' 1 Thompson, (ilneier. Hootl Kiver. Karl C llrown le. News-Times. l'oresl .roe. 11:30 "MrtKi'-up lu tr'i:on Ni-ws-pai'rt" K. N. Jllylhe. - nrinaKiiiy; editor of the 'aneouver t.'oluuibiau. I MsetLsslon, by Hen It. Lit fin and Arne C. Uu Il:;i0 Annouueeuii-nt of commit t,.1lrt.st(l,.,,t Aiken. lufeh luncheon (entire iMtnferenee, except trade jnuruahstw In a sluule Krotip at the AuchoraK' ). AfteriuHin. ' " lu. Journalism. '2: (H "l-'reiiui-ney Contracts Sell- ti'ir Adv'-rtisin Year-to- Y'-ar instead of lay-to-lay" Kriink It. Appl'--by, editor KvenliiK' (h seiver. Iji (Trande. 2:25 I ilscnssion by lA'v I uake. ItudKet. Astoria. 2:40 "Newspaper adiTti.lnjf lu the ci-Minlry weekllen lis. It appears to a country merchant who is an uk-(,-reMslvo advertiser" to , lie selected. 3: I'll 1 Discussion, hil by larlu KIchardMMi. Dallas Oh-s-rver. r:J.') "CetthiK' national ad vert is ,lmr: Hnw to ilo It nnw nnd what we nil(;hl. aln by more to-operation" liyron .,(larrett, trKn City Knterprise. 1 Discussion led by It It. Cronlse. edllnr. AlUiny I iftnoerat - Herald, and chairman of State Kdi torlal Association f'oiu t ti il t cc on Advertising. :t:U U i) n lid Table I lisijussion ol National Ivcpresi-nlat Ive (jucKtbui and l-'icld Ageni rrohlein. r:4u Discusxton of lust two re ports. It-ports. Nattfinal Kdl ttirlal Association cou- , vi-nl ion - A. I. M alb !, . ' ' ' Tillamook II a l I i g h f. iwrsldent of Stato Ktll- torial Association. l;iio ,'reatlv-i Advertlsiuf,'. Whal Die paper has to sell be sides Mpace" Krankliu S. Allen, who has recently ' conic to the l'ortland Tclegrain as nilveriisimr manager, from the Hearst organlwition in New York. 4 :n I Discussion, by Al. 1. M;i loney, Marshfb ld Times. 4:1.". "How mairi.lne advertisiii. nin stimulate newspaper iitlvcrtlsInK" W. O. Kii--y, iretni Votur, r:'Mi-i;:(ni M eilng nf the State Kditnrial As 'oeia 1 i o n. I'rtisitl.'ut .. U Malh ry. Tillatuoi'k lleadliKht. In cbair. Committee, . meeting, group UieetiiiKy. recesi. G mil lbde Osburil. eiillferellee . hatM'iet. I'M i tors pb'itse r piiri hase no tickets. You are kucnIs of (In- cham ber of coinmerce and the Sellout of .buirirtlisiii. I Tnaid maMcr. l .ru W. Allot. leMS: flirl represellfll-ti- of Ih"' School ol .laiirnalixiu Kuth (Tr gK: nprcM'Hiative id" cliaiii- . '. p ber of comiitciff A. A'. ' ICo'ers; repr'seutali. -nf Alverlisin Club of Coil . ' land- lo be ... b eted. S:ir" r.'isketbaM. Un gnu s. ic- gn Agrleultuin; college. Sjtiirda. 'ctiriiHr -. lUmiii- I Ji'Uirallsm. tb-utgc K. Alktn. preiduit. priMdin. . lorninu. !:r.o "llnw we trip'.. d l!.'- cir culation of a weekly newsiMp-r" V. ArUmr Steele, Clat.si.ai.i bit f. i::.t 1 iscus-! 'n (The Uu reading Importance tf l iietilaUeii to the country paper.- ;nel methoils eiupln. ed - ! n- THK SYMBOL OK CLOTHING LEADERSHIP Good . 1 Clothes Are . Economy Correct Clothes For Men . HartSchaffhcr 6.Marx Clolhes N. K. West & Col Inc. La Grande's Leading Store lor 25 Years ' 10:311 10:15 I 1 1:46 12:IS i-l.-ll V. Aranl. UiK-.-i ' r ulil. Iiiiliortnni'i- of Mllli- 'I iliiiu on Ilu- Nfwsitaiii I'" tln.-KliT A. Iiinioi.-I. NVw-lior-y (IraitliK-. l)lsiil.-wlon l.y A. K. V.-.il' h. liaitlli-r lli-vli-w. ".Moili-rn l-'liu- 1-iiliMl. (.-"--A lark hy Jolt" 1 1- " Nash, of San l-Vum-ist- Ucport or coinmitti-'H on L-li-etloli of ul fli t xv. Luiu-hi'on to tin- i illlois l.v 4lic rnlvt-rslly antl t-hool V or .lonrnalisni slutli nlH. 'l-oaBlinasU-r. i:tlwanlv .M. Alllli-r. .st-nlor In Hi': Ki-hool of JoiirnaliKtn. anl l-tlllor or, tin- Kait lalil. Aililrt-ss liy ll'-wly t;1i oil -irt-Mttlrnl of i-oiili-r- IIIU'L-. . Arirrnooll. 1-rlntln-; iiroKi'aoi. rrlnlln-; hiint)iu-l. faiti-i-nint-nt Af-.imi-H 1'iHilrol lir Alhli'tlv in l'llliiilim MANILA (AI-) The l'lllllppine .ni:iti-nr Allili-llo Ki-ilL-ntllon has t In i n l onyi-rlt-il Into an official goy t inini nl ak'i lH-y lo liavi- qliarge or all upoiis anil to supl-l-vls" affairs ir all alhh-lli- orKaniKalions' In Hit-l-liilippliii-1. The ino.uiiiro making this-firi-rliyi- was pn-ssi-xl by tin: It-Kiblat ini- anil slgiii-il by aovermtr (It ni-nil Wood. 1 ; rntlrr Ihi- law the redi-ratlon al so Is i-huri.ri-tl with organizing and. tllri-rting tin- training- or nthh-ti-s lo ri-pri-st-nt Ilu- Islands In lntt.-rna-'t tional i-onlisl.i. II nlso will pro-nioli- "pnltllc pluygroiinds and pilh llc rcclfallon f llL-llitii-al l-:.-lil.Mi- In Hu- rar i-asl lilirt r.-i-tlio. Iliu-I II alinosl us niutrli un a fmpr.'tno singt-r iIoi-h. For The Skin Our I'.Ll i: MOUNTAIN -CKEAM Is delightfully soothing to the face after that chilly auto ride. Also heals and protects ch;:p-K-d hands. Made in Flesh and Whit'! G-oz. Ilnttlc . . ."0c Red Cross Druii Store Wait For Our Spring Line ol" New and Popular - INFANTS' And t'MILUREN'S HATS The largest and most complete stock of Quality Hats ever shown in' La Grande. - Norton's Kiddy Shop You Only Can Decide 'I'li.-ri-- I-; only on-- p.-i's.tn who ran il.-cttli-wh.-lln-r yi.o .in- it, - a l lir,. r noi. Thai pt-i Min is Vol IIUKI.K. Ami I lit vi-t-y Hist ilil-.i in i itiiitr liic-lin- is- IAN Yur SAVI-: MtlNlOY? lr y.ii iail. I-KOYI-: IT! li.i ii a s-avlngs A. -i-'innl willi tins l.nnl; tfiiiinrrovv. Jl.iin will tio so and ohlain a l.ilt.ily !,1 Savings Hani;,,!!!.' loos' unl'iMy hoiiit- sill" wt- lij.vi- rvi'r. si-yn. In" it basV is a slot w l.ti f .i-.iins or i-t-ry th-notilin-l lion ran lit- ill nppt d - i-yi n hills can lit- Inst i ll I. Wi- art- holding on.- for you. La Grande National Bank La ( ramie, Oregon We Sell One Best Coal i Naturally, mast or ;ill. i v.an( heal, pnr ticuliiily al litis 'time or (he year. Net. you mint tnal out ir which you can gel the heal casilv. ' You also want as lit lie ash as possible to carry out. Coal like this is a coniitirl to jllu in winter. Ar.EKDEKN COAL "Ilcst in the West l!y Government Test" Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co. ' Phone Main 17 Nearly new KiectVic Uanj;e for Sale.
