La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 12, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textre Four - ' Friilav,vFt-i.narV!iF2; '1920.-' ? LA CRANDKrnKvENING'OBSERVKR -U Im-orporatn!) An InJ'Kudt'nt Keuspjipei FRANK B. AFPI.EBY.. - Editor and Publisher HAKVEY K. ilATTHKWS ..... Businesa Maaaffur Published evening, except .Sunday, at MIS Adams Arenue, I Grande, Oregron. The Obwrvcr-Star publtsiid every Friday, Entered at the Pontoffiie at J .a Grande, Oreson, as ffeconj Class Mail Matter umUr art of March Z, 189. OFFICIAL PATKR OF UNION COUNTY AND THE Cl'lt OF LA Oft AND K MKMBKIl ASSOCIATED PftKSfl The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this p-vr, and also the local news here in also are reserve a . . ' ttl'litiCHII'TlUN' IIATE& lly Carrier Daily,' per month In advance... Dally, per six meat lis In advance w Daily, ilngle copy . Ity Mall Dally, per month in advance Dally, per six months In advance.. Dally, per year in advance- Weekly Observer-Star, per yar li.VI fro W i:.6o $6.0t 13.09 - ADVKKTI81NO RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch 4 ?e Display, local, per column inch -........ ....4'.C Time contract rates on application. TUB IIICKWIT HOPK "And Nr. I sail unto Junvpli. Kr hotd, 1 die biit Cod kIkiII 1m- will: you, ;md b tins' o J agiiiii Unto the land of your fatlR-m." C-n. 4S: ;., t OFFICE CAT imam naa By Jun ius A striH-t car. ralh; r ov-rcrowd d with pamMMff-rs wan ltf,'Kd down at a croHftins; anil a JisiikImcimc young- lady boarded ihv platform. Tho conductor oM-nt-d On car door and hout-d "Say, can't you all w.uecz: this lady in h n ?M And about twelve abk-lMdii-d nu n row up and nald rhuy'd try. If it sturlcd a divorce suli ' J . ' , ' ' 1 ' The fHlow who iys "1 bat. to bother you", rarely cvit hatvs it bad enough not to. ! llw.hi.iul 1 itM- hate llinv or fotir of tho Mm-iiU, tb-ar. Wlfi What do )oti want hIIIi Hum? llubaud I want lu ilrmwi miiih kit ten. A can cm- Is lik" both be ha vi) belli: from tin: rear. a Kfuall buy wind padditd 'i Colleges arc discovering that common sense is what makes a college education valuable. THKY'KK SOMEWHAT SIMILAK The mill1. Is a kiiii- beast. And so is a man. H'-'o -MtintK-d lu In- lhf lat, 'And no Is man. Like man, lu- may be iuiikIiI mitm , tricks, J(f.do-s his work from 8 to fi; The mulv. ln n he K' a mad In kicks. . And so do -a man. ..How's your w-ili-7 How's Imt kitchen? Wasco. TfXMK, man found his mtwtuiff wife gi-ttiii;,' i'aid tor ; cooking. A fl then na ami In- atrj hi- rock fvn ns yon and I, bill J lie took tlM-ni out of the old Mii.ul- Ih x Urn m j-I -nuiii called wtthl mhim? ihl-tai MiM-kN ami the lunl na. Mrtph( Ihn io lu- MM k, cvni as ihi ami 1. New IJwiks Added1 to! ' ; Local' Library's Shelf ,"i-Uirn to Ih-fir" Is the title of a email lonk nrnty plncd nn the hHvfs of the public library to help patrons Inrrr-asr- thdr c njuymt-nt of miiHic. The voIuiih- is a iirt of a coti rue lu the tu-rlv. 'lt:.idinj; with a i'urpoye" that is published iy the American Elbmry uiwocta llon. In S paKctt. the author. lan b l c;rcpror Mason. Kv's'the bark irround for the listener, not for the performer. Seven weli-chowen bnrtkn coiiMtiinie the course proper, which In intended 1 help the ordinary nniftic lover transform his lltenin? Into on active process of ke n eu jo mint. In the last are: "'.V Ottide to Mu sic" (liniel On Knry Mason l. "l-'unditiuentatM of Mnnit;" i Kurl fjfhrkens), "Hlmly of the History of Muyii-- (Kdward I dektiiMu ). "Th" Kvoltiliun of the Art of Mu sic" (('. II.. parry). "Studb-a in Modern MilsIc" W. II. Iladnw). "t 'onti-mporury CoMiHiwr.s" lan bl OreKory Mason) and- "MuMeal Apprectalion nid the Htudlo Club" (Kva Clare). The books are ready for circula tion, the librarian aniiouncef.. There are more ones living us ex- pcn.-uveiy as mo than (here are i twos livinp as cheaply us one. Xai tlrande. folks must near their hats to bed! ,1 . Cnj)les arc a relative rarity in the United States, com pared with the rest of the world. There are only 115,000 -physically blind persons in America. The leirless arc scl-i o.vn uu t mail uaui;; uiiu iiiuhmh:! llllSMIIg JS H CUrl- I wearinc Elov-'S at nittlil kevpn OSltv. Thl R:tnin i tllio if tho rlnffirmivl l!nt Animnx..!. yohr hands soil. iNMiir Visitors abroad ifturu with stories of the hordes of blind, crippled and deformed met with everywhere.' "Aml K"ja,, lo ,"-,,v, n 1,1 tn rharlol nt tin" I.(,mii IIiu ,Sal- Onc of the principal reasons for the greater numbers ;,K"h "',",1 -hT. of the physically handicapped abroa.l i wa, Few c.mn.Kv'n'Y-u.IX' ti ies in Luiojm; and Asia have not participated in morci"1''5' ''r'',IB, 'ia:' than one war within the time of the living generations. tm- ,.i.r ,,.', ,..j AnolIiercau.se fur the comparative scarcity of deformity i'1" ,)'""' 111 "'"'" ,:,lf "" u and ot cnp,leS in this country is the higher standard of ''Lf IT kmS sanitation. Skilled medical service for all and ranid ad-!loS!,il ""-' i--ar.i. VMices in suiyery are pravcnUiiK and curing the disease , ,.,.,. ilh' .nV.if, ,, winch leave their victims maimed. Manv nei-sflnn nro ma A to iiiinu in.y mm uru u blind or othevwisc crippled throuKh industrial occupations, hy 8"'"s to ""' l"'Tr: " but this, too, has leen reduced to a minimum in the United' vvl'"'' """r -'hi n.t-,1 it States by the introduction of .safCKuards in all factories. 'ZZ ""' Hi the great miml)ci(s of inaimed ai'id'disfiiru'red .i.rri! " 'l' mere is a lesson for this country and in every cripple at honic there is a lesson in r.afety first for every man, woman and child in America.' : Why does .underwear shrink t and, how may .the shrink ing be prevented? aie picstionn to le investijratfd by the department of coiumcice. Let scoffers scoff and triflers trifle, as they are doinjr. Mere is a subject worthy of the genius of Secretary Hoover. If it docs not transcend, it -equals in importance that other one which be solved durinj? the war, to wit: how shall a pinch of sugar Ik made t sweeten that in which three spoonfuls customarily were used? The answer was simple. It was, stir harder. Short age was overcome in a jiffy, though the price soared. Still, n economic triumph was scored and the war was won! Why should any doubt that the disposition of undenvear may lie corivctcd as easily? A mere layman might say, aiid not be far . from the l'-uth, that undeiwcar .-hi inks U-eaiisa the washwomen flight their work. JIul laundresses are not amenable to discipline, so the problem is a scieptific one, not one of laUir. And upon the correct tmlulion, or it depends far more than the physical comfort f human lcmgx and their nienb.1 stability, iitMi..rtaiit as these are. Hie laundresses must lc beaten at the game of shrinking garments by pro ducing garments U.mI will nt shrink. And when that is done there will be i,s.iUe ;l lU.,u Siivill (lf K,mh jt(( t,,c manufacture of underwear. If underwear did not shiink a man could buv his si?.e with confidence that he would not have to hand it down to the Iwiby l,;n it llMt. ,it (lf tu- wash, fuless one's new union suit hangs like a zouave uniform it will U even tighter than his skin after U-ing laundered. The slack must Ik- taken out at "lie source of supplv. That's what Mr. Hoover in.v.i.s to do. It s enough to' make anv man president. I The man tfliu slartu unl lo tin ftomtliillf; hti at k-ujfl inaUi' a start. ' Or'-K'jll ntnkji Pfxt In (iltn.rni. in l'jnifir Alali'H'1-l(-tliunr-iiN i during l'2ri. . SAI.KM Hi ll liti rain of l:'!l i-r.s. ful'l fur 4t.Miii, J Pictures liy Flashlight with Kodak I'ilin 'I Itf ". ,il litiiii- - (H4f1 mu I . lilt ?Vt'lljlC jil iMillly IUt!llJl Vilify il.i hii. .'h HiI K.Mlnrtk pll llir.). :f ri:.'llllclll.- W- lia. lii, f,,,. liMtiu'ia l.'i.iKI.U lh.it LSI j.i.i ,nu lOl. I III! KIIillIM oull w.utt nf nilir-u. Iiii-Iii.Iiiii; Kii.;.U I'lllil. Ihii ti ami K, ( ;,..,.. . l:.istnian Mash Sheets r.r,c l'p Ked Cross Drufi Siorc Customers We Never See You may-1 one off a nuiiilicr of our .customers .who trade with us niontli-in and month-out that we never-see in the stoie. There are many such cases - people who know the convenience of phoning for their groceries and meats, knowing that tiicv are always go ing to receive ;Joel's Personal Service, t We know them by name and by voice. They know Joel's in the same way and Iwcause they have -learned that such a convenient, dependable service fully satisfies their market and grocery needs. The confidence they show is a source of pride to "us. And we take equal pride in doing the ut most each day to satisfy every eus- tomer. A constantly increasing : number of customers shows that Joel's Service is appreciated. '.' ; Novelty Sport Coats - the new "fad" for men and women at tho Southern Ucaches, featured by ' ' . ; N. K. West&CoInc. Wii La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years "IF IT'S NEW WE HAVE IT", i h.S T I . . . II Xtfff&l ' Fine Fat Hens, J gr I iit 1 II Per II, . n-,Dwi II V ' 3 J ! JIAKET . Phonc Main 759 GROCERIES ir,ArV -T- - , F0UK FLOOItS OF , - FINE FUKNITUItE V. H. Bohnenkamp Co. .' V : ' : Estahlistied 1S!)0 LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS ..Safely -Sivrflly - umfiniaMy (3 Trarel by Slot or Stn SjiTrly - ('oinroitiiltl. .. ... MtrroJt TitAsrr iu.mi'any. 'lilt' iiey Shines. Ooni In our Slne le;ot ni MM drf7erii Afn. ' All .Modern nml 1 1 en lei I st aire.,. V- s I- - m-:.vk i. ;i: mh; run Jostpti A. M. - I I M. - I l, M, .SuiidiLv. 11 A. M. - I. M. ...... .... 1 A A . . yi iil. Connects io UjiIIu Wullu - Oifsp nntcfl Depm IMionr We 'rry Kpif!ss On SliM'Ul THM .Mam TbU And Tnilik.l -NOTICE : Change of Time Leaving Joseph . Trip .Nn. 'I rip e I Trip V. ti "; -Tuwms A. M. A. 31. 1'. M. , LfTe Jowph 7:.",li I l-:(M 2:110. - l lntwprUo 7:.',0 1 1 :20 2:0 - IHtiiip S:ttl 1 1 :;,." . 2::i."i Anrfrfl Wnllowa H:'27t II :.".'i . 2 :. Lenie Wallowa S::i .12:00 ::O0 " 'Allimin ' ;:in 12:10 !i:IO . infill 10:00 ::to 4 ::ill - -ImhUT 10:20 i :.w '-i :nw. ? La Xitnmle mi J !:. H:20 rc20 ' , Kffrt-tlve Sunday, dnimary lt II)-rt. m i his is the new convenient" way-' to buv Snov Flakes, Shopping By Telephone Js econ.unically and promptly dune with our service. Telcpl lone Inlying has lii'coiiie a pleas ant habit with thousands of people. Home independent Telephone Co. THE REASON WHY Tin' I In 11 1 ii, .u, . ti..i- I""'"! I ' il.i ,i L.i.l K:ni IK I., i- in... ,. I,.,. ,.. """'I l" IIMl:. Miinkv KKHIT ii,.,,.,,,,,. i, llllli p. Hr, ,,, .,, r, II- l ri.il ii i,,i. , i,i '- lv ii l. i .iinl a Ki. i'lllil n. A K.uini;, A, i ,,in, i ii,,. Imnk I. ti mi i ii ii . m,ri , ! a Mm l ,. t, ,,,,, , llllli l ll.l. lM . La Grande National Bank Sound . Il.llabl. . IO(Ki.a pyTOW Snow I hike's in a new and iin- pnivcd I jmily Pac kage a ax-n rapped reuin oven freshness and trispness. Cnnvcnielit cc(ncimical ' 1 he same S;iov Flake cjiiality within t!-..ir has iii.ule Snow Flukes the largest sell- ir swila wjter in the Vol. .) very patkapc represents ihc licipht uf h.iking skill plus-the finest ingredients :i l!ie lan. I. even to special flour nnlluil under . a ttinirollcd pnuess in tiur own mills frn::i s.-lei it'll ishe.it grown on our Eastern Y.'aslii.igto:! r-i:cl.s. -'. A Jv nmr friKw for the new Fjmiljr Pacfcjre. If vlvt the priibtcm of keeping a plcntitul mpplv of these d.umy crip sailed wafers aJnavs ' on hjnd li rryulr ind emcrfl'enev htime ui;. If nu-ans true eiopomy too ' (here's a genuine aving in buying the I-unity Package. turf lo mil s f'rumhlfd Snow i.nrove txsatrolc Flakes dishes r for llonrrmatd Grahams hltike Baktrs' projaitl PACinc: coast biscuit company S.' nl ftKl jrkj. Nukat, 1 ttmmt, um, I m Afc Doiit ask for crackers - ! i Why Pay More! (For Shoes t AVhm Wc Will Sell you ( hiUhen's Shoes of Good Quality That Will Wear, at Low Price. Size 5 to S Size 8L. to It Size 11' . to 2 , Size 2,:."to 5 ' ..,...$1.9.1 $2.2. 82.75 $2.95 All GhTs Coals ( lusine; Out at One-Halt lVirC t lt.T. nc.. n. I COAT, ni,-.. 12. 1 I'OAT. ni?- I I. I f'OAT. up. . 1 'I AT. nn- K.. r.-itnlur $1 r..j:, . rimilur 1 1 l ,M, ri".ut;ir $ln.7:. . ri-jfuliir lu.riii . n"pti:nf $iii.r,ii .. NOW S7.li.". Now st.nr. NOW 3H.VS No- sn.li. ..nov sn.;.". Wi.nil.rf , I Vain,. In Al,.w, ,.,.. .,., V,)U ' ."- Alluril t,, l.,ss l'p t.titt. iiivri.li "i,i:i:sm s m ,,,,v: ;1:I, ., ;,,, Mn.li- fro,,, w,. -.,.,,::,,n ,,-,.,,., " i:. v sriTs .Ui- 3 . h. , ,M Mai!.- from hinti-i in L o,,.t ..in .. . - . I Nirni- Suhs ill, I..11 ' HOTJf IIAT.-5 AND I'AI-iJ liAMIKS- SII.K llosi:. -,,r ,:.,' IIIII.KKKN'S WINTKIt IN I H :nwi:. II XT . ;.v- io m.j. l.ni S ri:ii-i-: Norton's Kiddy Shop ( A-k fur I'm- .il,i(,1( ,, .j,. .