La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 20, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday. Februair 20, 192C. I tr t 5 i (Incorporated) FRANK 11. APPLEBY HAUVEV K MATTHEW..... ...JSdltor and rubllaher ' ........Business Alunagor t Published avenlni;, cctit .Huaduy.. ut Hit Adui Avenue, i La tlruude, Ori'Kun. Tho OWrver.8la.r publlaucd every l-iiiluy. f tutored ut the I'oatomce ut l.a Oruiulo, Oregon, as Second Claaa Mull Mutter under uct of Muruh 2, 1879. . PKl'ICAL PAI'tlit Oil" VN'ON COUNT AND THE ' ' CITX OF LA OHANIjJfi ' ' ' ' " : ,. . mmhuii ahh0oiati;i vhehh The Associate Preaa la exuluaively entitled, to uae tof pub v lcutlof of ull nc.w dluteum aicdled to l( or nat pUinrwIse ., cr(Ud " publlalmd therein. All rihu of rephliliciillon' of (pectnl 4lMtU:l)e la this paper, ur.d ulao the local nuwa hori- iu atb lira roaorvcu. ; T. rrrr , BUUHCjlll'TION HATrTb " ' ,V.':.: '.",'' . By CalTlet . " " " ' . pally. per nipnlh Ip advance, ................ . Imllyi Mr at iuuntha tji uiJvuucc... ........... ....... .......... ' patty, ainiilb cuny .".,.......... ...,..,...... ' ' .. '. . . llf 'Wall ' ' ! ,. ' Dally, per mqnlh In advance ' iiutiy, iar a uiouth in advance. MUty. par year In udvuiiue.. , -i - Vrltly OMuvvar-Ktur, pur year.... ...... , a t V. 1 t1 ' ' 1 1 r. : . AUVEKTifllNO ItATKo PlapJay, foreign, per column Inch..,.! ....... ......... ' Uinffay, lecul. p.'r column Inch . 4(ju fOjHi contruct rqtea on uppltcatlon. ' r " - : r-r- . Till-) JHCHKMI'TION Ql' jAirOII'H SONH -"Kor thy aerv--ant becume aurrty fur the lud, t Huylnjc If J lu-liur .him unt unto, thee, then I ahull hear the lilnine. Now, h t . tliy aervunt uljiilu IiihIviiiI or the luil," (Irn. 4 1:, 3-',. '1 Orfce in a while you meet a woman who thinks strong jCifoi art.one (hut won't break in the pocke , ; s; 5 , I- A - u.u J ti A news dispatch says that African giiis are coming: to i America to. leant dressmaking. They had better return jSliome the modern style creator can't teach them anything.1 '!!'; y -. i i .i J . -; '.. ' ; ' These young-looking fellows you see on the streets" "are not ;cqllego students jiist conseryative citizens ' blossonling r oui in new spring nats with fancy bands. They are" trying to look as young as they would like to feel. - , out pur way V- . nr wnjjwa t ' f" " t . . ' ' i- 11 ' ' ' -i - ) i ' ; i ii '"t i . ISr Boor Oi4 sow J X . i i . . . . . . . . - i ' i wairx i ruw i 1 i i I ,1 &3ifel ' l! . wah ruuK cakIt drwe his horse to orimW, .-r.w.UiAMs GUT WS HORSE. WILL ORlVE HIM TO DRINK' MET. ,i,wat.t J ' ; !. - ' . . i . 1 and Hide Klufwt'K, with flneat Iil jflnm Non-Shutter -- Plate ut the rluht prk and with prompt Berv lt:.. Thee la an art in'ffluaa -work. Tu'ke yoill'-wlndahlcld and aide etaKa. rutins; to ltlclmrdHou'g Art & Gift Hhop. ' - ; 2-3u.li J The heat vitluca aold in rom-'i lllnntiou hot water bodies, War- i ranli'd for two yearB. They ahould lsc rive yeara. Hold ut (l.Ti. $l.r.(l, 2.uo, M.M, all full two 'quarts only at Rllverthorn-WrlKht'a fum ily druir store. ' ' . ' 2-1 2tf HrniatUcliIng, . pleattua;, butloo liak elu Nortun'a Kiddy Shop. Money to lonn. Kuny l.inna. I.a tlralldo llillld ln( & Loan Association. 2-l!l-'t 1 en"t forwt the cl. inoimti-.il Ion of the new Orihnphono V'''troln uf the Ni-wlln iloult Htore thin nven Jiur. . 2-20-1 1 For Itch or skip iroulil. s 'you will gel lnimeillutn rt'HiiltM' for In. funis or oilullH, hy iihIiik: oiir new i-csu inu rcmcily at $1.00 a bolt lo. Sold only l.y Hllvirlhorn-WriKlifa family drug Klore. 2-12lf li'W) : ritAiii:s lUchardrpn, 'The Art Man," will make you 1 in in- s to" fit any pic ture from raw unfinished and sen. tinned mouldings ready for finish Inir with Jesno. He,, them at Ulch- anl.ion'N Art H (,irt;Shop. 2-20-11 When you .are- aff out of Boris, lo.st. your pep. lost your ambition, feel bad Kenernll walk to tillver-tlioru-WrlKlit'a family di-iiu store and buy a il.lill bottle of that new prescription or nerve tonic und builder. In rive days you will feel better. . 2-12lf Stamped Goods 'l TEA SETS - SCARFS ; PILLOW SLIPS ( y-r BUFFET SETS . r" .ViKITV SETS r : yA- New Spring Patterns , '.' , N. K. West & Co. Inc. , L Qrandc's Lcadifig Stare For 23 Years Uto male chorus of the Franklin i 'o-op.rn.Uvo Creamery. , This concern, a protcjeo of local trado unions, has cultivated . the voices uecessyrlly stilled during the uulet milk, delivery hours, until the chorus of 3 nicmhft-a lias more offei-s for local enaajremenls . ,.J . .1 ...I .- 1-. than it can fill. ' -. Drilled by plat Haltcn 'lm.is vlolln player-with tbe. Minneapolis". Syniphony orchestra; tho sjiiKini; lilllkllien - .utlnlned' unpreeeileiiled hel(,'hts by uppearlnB in "concert at. the same iiusle lall leiiilued hy the syniphony. pFFlCEIfiQAD ALMOST LAI - TAD MAMH RIO. Junius I'lie cn-ler a alii Is lo look upon, tin? toiriler ll itiun will look. ft"." . l.J-.l is ; RAILROADB lItOSPEKQUS " ' 1 To the average Amouicftn nothing is. more encouraging or jgiyes greater satisfaction than evidence of nn increasing prosperity and stability on the part of the country's rail roads. There' are several reasons "for this. For one thing, railroad profits 'arc an accurate measure of general economic, conditions., . Then the railroads are one of the nation's few .truly national industries,. giving a livelihood directly .or in directly to millions. In fact, the entire industrial and com mercial system is quite as dependent upon the railroads as VL l$&8te.V Jia it.- XhPjhureds, of thousands of rnijioad stockholders afford still another, ex planation Tor the public concern for the welfare of the rail ' i-o,ads.' ' f i . .". - , v. : '.' i So the pulilic found gratifying to'thfTextrenie Hie sta tistics on tho earnings of tho principal railroads in 1925, showing an increase in net earnings of more than $li)0, , 0(0,0qQ ovev 1024 and. of ?1,125,000,000 over the 1920 rni'igs, j,e year the roads, jWere ralunied to private man iigoment. ( Although the iwifentnge of profit is small, yet tj improvement is, gratifying. , ; I Ta. inerese "in net income is due not oniy to greater f(gh( traffic but also to nore efficiant and; economical oration. Antj this, efficiency and economy are' the result largely pr enoimous capital pxpenditures in the past four . y$ar, Best evidence of the new efficiency in railroad man agement are the figures showing that while gross operating revenues in I92f were approximately 3 per cent above trjose of the previous year and freight volume increased 6 er $ent, the operating expenses were only 1 per cent higher. ' j The Florida Ixiprn and industrial awakening in other squtheiTi states explain why the roads in the southern dis trict earned (5.91 per cent on their capital last, year as ..com pared, with theavcrage of 4.8U per cent for the entire coun- 5F Nothing Itt 1110 rt Un-ifOino Hum joim'oni who U try in if to h Inter i'mIIiik tnHifitil of ntrtreatcHl, ,-.... otiH tit th(i fflrlM In llu lr tntla vol . to la.-11 up wiin ilia Htyliit k- p itwuy aluud of llifin. Kllm uttirn urr not easily iHh- cuiiriiKil. n0l'Kl' iiniMia,'.' may tall many tlnioH. liny usually try aiiln jtiMl tin Huoii uh illvoivtH nro KrantiMj. - j HaM Hit I n Dk Mli-r to I ho now ytrl who va nuiUlnif a , Oi.slt: "Von tlhin't fmit tt up." "No." hIii- rt iU d .Miiocmilly, "I tooli n' laxf.1 ' ' 1 , ., 1 Vi'Vit iHiko your riuirtr 'into n i'lrtiif fKit fan or eM IMPASSABLE Many luntil from hot IhmmIh. fllHriiKtiion Mvltiff prlfvif 8iH'iu lo bo (rylntf lo iiioiiopiillzt,' ull tho loom.ut Oh' lop. - - - 'Papa, what tnaltcN wayn Kivf a woman iit,-:it,'wnt'iit rl !:?' "Tim woman." man al dla moiwl FUNERAL V . DIRECTORS L Grande's Leading Fh m . Established 1896 W, If. BOHNENKAMP CO Rudyard Kipling says "If J'OU can fill tho nnfoiRivinR; minute willi fiU;ty Beconds worth of distance run, yours is the world and everything that's in it." A telephone M'il help you make the most Of your tijnc, Why not have one installed? Homp Independent Telephone Co. llnt ilnMit ts( . irvrjr wonI Inn will lMt Hint tho ulrl wImi pnlnis Imt Hps K- tH Minn kUHs limn tho icirl who disii't. . . In tho Hprlng u yountf man's fancy Ituhtly turns to ihoiiKhtH of, lM MKT linU(T(.'Ur, ' r Tf.KASIJ O.M1T Kl.OWKItS! lit- was rt'ailinir tho aftornoon paper whfii hlit wlfo Inti rrupl.Ml ' htm with tlm ((UcHtelon: "Jlcnry. I wlM'i'o 1I0 you hny your lynnwrilpr ' rilihnim?" I don't," replied Henry. "I Kn.rUy buy her toikiurH and or TUB PATtlC. (Speciai) With continued warm weather the i roads are hreuklnff IhrotiKh he- tween Medlcnl Spiina und Tho l'ark. They me ainioai. inipuHsnlih' at prevent, Clarence Vanorder butchered a beef Thursday. Jlo took It to Metlleal Hprlns and l-'loyil Hen- ui tt took It to linker for him. Mrs. A. J. Vamlevanter Is ijuitc 111 with the flu. Kdward Wolf is homo from 'rc,ek. where he has been cutting wood for (leoi-ffft l.ooatle. He U KhIuk to cut wood for A. J. Valid vauter hero for u whlh'. K'Minelh Vanonlor In visiting .hick Hunter on Catherine, t'l-cek this week. . . I'hcro was a party at Hob Wan- Iff in Saturday evening. Joe liy und his sons. Othello, and CiulliJ, arc. cutting wood for the Itijr Creek school house. Kennel h Vanorder and his sis ter, .Mry, were union? the many thuf attended the party al Itnh Wankers on Hitf crock. Krunk WiKWlesworth and family urn all improving' from their" re cent Illness. Klva Vanorder was quite hist week hut she Is much hotter now. FIND IT HERE Cop? for (lite cplunio must bo In bj :0Q a- ni. ' ' )lui)C)- to Iiai. Knay torinH. T.a OresJ. Hulld- lnRT & Loun ASMorlutlon. 2-19-2t A Imchclor Is n nmn who. wns fonllKh I'nr lirlnj; too son.sllilu to Mmrrv. Tho rluest mlnerul oil or potra latum oil. A. full )ilnt for lilicr: Why pay $1.00 for oil not as rooiI? Sold only hy Rllvortliorn-Wriiclit'a family tlriiff toro. 2-12tf OTICp )!' l'l.NAr, AWOI'XT.' ! - N'otlrp " In hereby Riven that Henry Krles lias filed -with the County rierk of ITnlon County his Final Account as Admlni.strator of j the Kstato of Thomas I.'ries, de j ceased, and that the County Court iof X'nlon County has fixed Tliurs !dy. the 25th day of "March. 1112(1. at the hour of ten o'clock n. m. as the time whan the court. -will hear I object lolls to said Klual Account and will setllo and deteriuino tho same. KOIirillT S. KAKIN, Attorney for Administrator. Feb. 'SO, 27-Jfnr., Yi, 20. - SliViicapolis Milkmen Reach lllKli Slaiulliij; in Musicals ('erllried Sel VolnliicK. I'artlCH desirlni; certified seed po tatoes call at or phono I ji urando j MISNUAPOMS (AP) Tho in Natlonal llank, Tuesday, Kel. 23rd. i dispensable milkman, oflon heard 2-20-2t 'but seldom seen; has been elovnteil to n hiKh musical standing In Min neapolis through. rue activities of A real hluli c!um candy, made In Chicago, been one of Hie best made for forty years. Sold In ijny quan tity, in bulk or In boxes. Only at Sllverthorn-WiiBht'a family drtiB store. 2-1211' ciiicki-: iiNNi:it. AHcel indies' Aid will serve ft chicken dinner at tho Farmers' l.'nion Jlall ut Allcel, Februni-y 22 at noon. Price per plate, Adults 3&C, children 26c. All are Invited. 2-20-lt School Funds now uvollahle for farm louns In Union County. Keo II. H. lilxon, Foley liullillnir. Ji Grande, Oro. 2-10tt 1'ITS AM) Or THKSf lllcliardson, "The Art .lan," fitH all makes of ears with windshields The trouble and there. started IlKhl then A Kood newsnaner Is one Hint prints tin. news on the other fel lun but slippn ssea ll oil you. ' ... Hl'ITH Italhlnff. .Morning. Afternoon. . 1 IVSH. , Tuxedo. ' ' ' -. Heel-sucker. Salt and leler. Law. . , . j . A mail Is sctillmr tlmvn In nr.. when lie Isn't iisliaiueil lo asL ulei-k I'm- .siiiiielliiui- i-hrjnwi- . . Wonder how inui-li damiuer a linker's damn Is than all I he miier About all some folks seem to i)o II Is exiiKKerate. . 1'nn'l irive a Kli-I loo much rope she may strlnir you iiIoiik. Ladies' Ready-Made Dresses Made from Sport Charmeuse Cloth very snappy Colors and style; to sell at special low price $2.50 SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS OVER SUNDAY Norton's Kiddy Shop Everything in Infants' and Children's Wear . Alwnys Stiptvtlilnfr Acw n4, mr t'nn(ly4lr:Miiitor. ' I l!i;sll WIIAY . VOOIWAItl'S. Maple Nut Fritters ThoM flusters (if fiuo Swn ish I Van i its with mill chiM' otato t'oatinjr nml mnple cieani ceiitors.' Half iVmnd Red Cross Dru Slore Coming to EAGLES HALL, La Grande, Ore. Beginning i . Sun. Feb. 21 Dooi-s Open 7 i, ill. '. . Kinds Ti-lli 1-'or a seal HHimo early. McAlbert taster mrntntiBt -Autho(i' Teacher Jh-inotiHtnitori of his fiytstem of cryatal muter iulizution, iiilml devclopgient through concentration, 1)jiU;i hy natural means und 1)13 FAMtJIIHUOMliAV SKANCK. . Jcui- this inwplreil iuiirllual mauler ia a system t (itt ji the gieuiest pift to niunklii.., He hrinir with him MAUR7.VK THIS VONi-KK OHtI--one of tho worhlB most heaiitiful 'nd well Jtept women. Her voice, form, he;Jth und beauty a revolution to all. , ALmisHion wiii he. . ' Free to all first nigkt, room for 500 Small children and bahlcs in a vain not admitted us they may become frightened und In turf ere with the seance. NOTICE -VQ LAW; MAUitlNR will Kive atBpeoi;i4l matinee for Indies only Tuciulay, lVh. 2, at 2 p. m and JemonBt rate her valued seeret to eternal youlu. Hhu will so thitoiiKh her complete rnutlnu from the time sho arises untl! fully dressed. She will teach tho iudles how-to he beautiful: how to remain- youne; Itow to tfot thin if loo fut;' how' to got I at If too tjiln. The ladles are extended a special ini'jtatlon to this nia-tlneo and learn many tbJngs of grtul value. Admission 25 Cent ft. Come und see one of the world's most beautiful and perfect formed women. , ' Al Eagle's Hall, La Grande, Oregon . AUTHENTIC STORIES- Of em ly Eastern Oregon life and development should be preserved and perpetuated. An effort to do this is being made by the Hot Lake Sanatorium. It will bo appreciated if any early settler, a.ny descendant of pur sturdy pioneers, or anyone inter ested in collecting such history, will' communicate, with DR. W. T. PHY, HOT LAKE, ORKCON Slums Ijiritn IVr Cent of Yoiiiijr NiiiIi-ih lirunkanU SKisrow (AIM At (Ho All-ltuR-!lnn t'oiiinninlst Party Conirrwui In Kri nilln. N. ., iinkhiirln. ono or Hip liliilicst ramimiiilst orrlduls In H'lvl. t liiiitsln, ilrcinrrd tliut In Itilrlra ainonit tho mi'nitnmlilp of tl' Yoiinif ('omniiinist loniruo nimvr. j '1 t"t from twcnty-rivo to thirty ... . ..... ul u,iiUitT8 ore roil- rinnoii ilriinkurila. Il lo imlil tlint amons the Icsn Htnhln rli'iiirnts tag orminlintlan anarchlnt trndrocles anil "honll. Rivnlam" hart dorclopcd ni a disturbing- rate. How Much Have YOU Lost? How murh money hiive you lost the past year hy not huvtnir a systt-mntlr 8uvlnmi proiyrumt V'i hint nppnrt iultleii to nmke money hut more lin-poi-tnnt ut III. yon LOST the money that you spent foolishly. Muke up your mlnrt to ciit down your losa thi year. Open h SavlnK-t Account now and deposit i-eKiilurly. One dnllur will slurt the account hre and will nliluln l.ltierty Hell SiivlnKs llnnk.to iiKsist yon in snvlna- your niotn-y. La Grande National Bank La Grande, Oregon Your Grocer Has It! Ask for It Made from Grande JRonde Valley Wheat Milled by water-power from 'the Grande Ronde Riyer. The Choice of Experienced Cooks. , . Ask for Federation IP ':