La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 24, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWediiesdny, February 2i, 1926. - r-v flour LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS f - : . .. '1 m .wvA;r5: right miste.r Incorporated) t , An IlKli'pciitli ul Nowapnpci - OWfcNIo' THERE. S tm caki b' shoe bl - v me am wjm1swers. Put" ow all th 8eard va wamna I iChkiK vAje. otta FRANK B. APPI-EHY..... .....Killtur and I'uuuahor HARVEt K, MATTHKW8. ..nusinotta Mynavor KiKlOA POOLiSH PuTTVj Vvli6.WEF?3 wamgmmmammmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmi:mmfm , ... f " ZxIm-i i.w."-T-" IMI Published evenlnga, exc-upt Sunday, ut 141(1 Adams Avenue. La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star puullaned every i'rlday. Entered at the Posloffleo at l a Urunde, Oregon, e Second Claae Mall Matter urnlor uct of March 2, 3879. OFFICIAL, PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND THE CITS OH" LA URANDU ; MEMBKR ASSOCIATED PRESS " Tha Aasoclatcd l'reaa is exclusively entitled to use. for pub Ueatlon of all nowa dispatcher credited to It or not otherwise ' credited It published therein. All rlnhis of republication of special dlapatchea In this, paper, and alao the. local newa hem la alao are reserved - '-, , . - , . HUUSC'ltll'TION KATES ",.'-.' ... lly Carrier ,.'.'' i Dally, per month In advance ..76o Dally, per alx montha In advpnee ; ..w....m.$4.&') Daily, alngla copy ............ o Ily Mall Dally, per month In advanco...........................6oo ' Dally, per alx montha In adrance... i. 60 . Dally, per year in advance-.................-....:.... ................. 96. MM Weekly Obeorver-Star, per ycur..;... .....-.!.... 2.00 I . Am TAW A "SEAT. I OM M A BARBtP .SHOP! WOO LL BE. ME.VT PuRTV oOOM M rr;: A ADVEKTISINO RATES Dlaplay, foreign, 'per column Inch Dlaplay, local, per column Inch. rtme contract rutea on anpllcatlon. ..4:'o .400 r. 0008 REDEMPTION "Hay unto the children of Israel, '' I am the I.ord. and I will brinir you out from .the Kgypttani; And X will lalt you to. me Tor n people and I ." will be to you a god." Ex. 0: 0-7. It is estimated that 98.7 per cent of the critics of 'Christianity have .never tried it. And the )iil;ince prob i bly criticize everything on general principles. I y MAOE MEN. - I MAOE MEN. Blw a nu Kmiec r 17 Y MM ni?Ffri?f""" b.'ra"'' H;v"-k u"ar"? 1 J fcTwKy Hit ai-.-iils hail .lirt-leiir.l Ikt CAT (Kflnm! (pilto .Mury, I Itui l In- It .-h- j i .flaw; jSfi sln fltiim'il (i to .May, iTIu'ii uianii-a unr djiy. On 11 tu-ks. LOCAL NEWS ! OF THE Ml ill i j 1 'b iiuru n uiM'ourufre xtnnn v.ihmi ...emii iinitr.. i r ,iivv nuincia VI 111- lieonle. I hi-V an Til AmiIiI I'IihhIIii;. Mark 1- TIII-: PARK. (Spwlnl) Jamiai lieV'ttre ix reported to he ill. Iiurel l.iy was a visitor at the ; nan-mv Vanoriler hotnev Thura-l day evening ' I t'rdell Lay. of Iliir Creek, ' was) vlaillnir hla parenlH. Mr. and Mr. j ; j Joe Lay of The l'ark Monday eve- I i uliiy. . . . Lester Miller, or HlR Creek, won un over niRht (tuest oi . Ills ria'.er. i Mrs. A. J. ' Vandevanter, Weiilles-t .1 j - ' WHAT IS AN ARISTOCRAT? I-! 'I '-Thfi "Sociitl Itoiristpii" is unAov fii. Ono nf thai vm1clv !"'.... " , 1 TS7 a nun MBO. ,1 wnoaicjus senousiy quesiions me oumoritaiive cnaracier ffl65.' r,..,;..- ii, ,.,-if,. .i,ii. J(..:.. ...i. :.. . i ir JP?IM8 j( , mw vuiiuiu,i.w iiii.ii ucw-i iiiiiiuo vnu la miLulii jjua- j I Scieuliita report that fhus i sible'. and who not. Mrs. Stulman has likened this catiiloir1 a waiu-r lu.an orvoii. city. ha without food for two j V the "400" to the. city directory, and Cornelius Vander-i'" 'Zt' IZ''lur ""y T i. . . ,' llilt, Jr., Was piWoked to Contempt 0I the magic book seven daya'a wmk. . j' Hoth iiillors aand inualeluna huve j when it appeared without the names of Mr. and Mrs. Irv- T1,(r(. lH J J 'crm lha, w'm j"1"" V . , Illg Benin " ' . ,fci'ep away wrlnklia mi. slice, its- A rake-iater is just (lie trailer i 'll"a Vniiiw Vo.wlm.LMt- ,-fm.J :i. . ;n:., ' rr i i '""' "a .'"Ilk of liiinian .kind- 1'ehlnil an ovcrsrawn cigarette fact thnt the fortunes of some of the "blue bloods" were 1 .nine nnitA ivmniitlYr Ki r 1"'". -w..v.j ,v ,iivv i:ii-ij.iiiiiieii nuincia VI 111- Deone. Thev are it..-i,lv ausiry ,.. vision ana brains.., Happily, not all . '.'blue .bloods '.'..v'uer vanaiou airea,'. are snobs. Mr. Vanderbilt, himself, "belongs," but is none the less proud of the fact that his.houuiwl ancestor ferried the members of an earlier aristocracy between New York and Staten Island. This trait is .characteristic of Uie true , aristocrat whose- standing in society is secure. Pride in I .. ,".' i l . , . . ., . . , , ., . Many a man lias In en paruh ze, j iiumoie bcgimijugs is wholesome and peculiarly and vitally f AmeVican. '' ' I -.-.,.... , i, ,. . .......... i ,.,, . I Ik-niriii" .Mnriiui,o i u. ririy S i" After all. real anstocracy is not decided bv a committee. iuniMriiiii. If Irviiio- Ilni lin unrl liu u.i..i l.;,l.. (.... 1 IVnlliiaiiilstii.-. t the omission or their names from . the "Social , Register" I Will menu nolhillD' til Ihnm Kvmi un lii-iul.ei ul lu, ., S useful eltixon if hn liuu 'l,i-,.i.w. .l J, 4 i.:.,t. i. ' ' "' Nur"' antl East r , - - . tiiiHi .I Mtit iiv b 1,111 it i itui r i'in aii, i MruuKn inv imkiii: j ., . , i h licneath one of his rank; and there are men whose names . '"'"" ;, nl,1" "Why mi:nna. ap) T.-ntv'si t i ADDear in tho diiectoiV of thn minllv .-Inet u-lin m-., mul ',,"U 1 tr yvr ou ... , l.tit.l..- I,:..tl,.h,m., l,ve lieen liulll !W M"iT Vanorder lulled s. v. i appeal in mo niiccioiy oi ino MKinli) elect who aie leal w.n a.n.pni.t yr 'us- uy ,,, ,. sr,v..rumrnt ,,,.,. ..'cmi da or i st -veek m ji .two-fisted, hunt-wot king, indispensable servants of society. '"'soek or .m.i.- ' . hj(h . , lir,.,. ,..,,.. neeomu or a ua.it- i.raia.,i kn.- I ' . ..j i, I While tiinini; ta the raillu-'- "tlh, exjtinij, call lake care of lii.ards' Arch Vanorder is viKiliaK A. J I ?!' TH.fvr.l,rt,t,.,.v,ln.v,:,i ' Sil. NtKhl' ,.. r . ,o, ,i..,.i .. ,t .Vand,M.m..rUlsv,...li. ! iw.. i,u ivii vn.t i i,,.n fi'iKin iiic from n i"ri:tit!- ! -liit itni.tinii p.T.s,n l;iily c;Mrst McDow I nntl.Sh labor leaders mill U) l)C lin to snuff TliPV l;ikpl'T'u'" Voiril i.-iit inlM r M. ,aatl thimst lv.s of thr fiii iim.s onli-r ml A. J. Vantl. vani j)Rins to acquaint thenuselvc with what is good fur them THK WAY IT HAI'I Suirlfil. KlK-ifti;. forts am l hiir ina.lc to kcp tlu- j1"'' l't-oil ut-! ion of il.e Iu8ticu8 Gi'orja I Jr ,,nJ ,rs- WiKpIcsworth wntt-rmi'ton. w lilcti Mark Twnin in-i ani' '""M'y wtr; vlsiiors at l hi liomp of iManiire anortltr Thur s day. , i 1'nlinninl Nttti. flfiv fni iipw lnss. fifiy Turn n: lial! a VoXOrt FUU AH. (HVAStONH h'nIi'.I waj (hi; sussts1(n' of anpt Is. i from InrriMiKinjr, r.oiw tt hnt:iMltnc 'liint l;8t year's crop was onr of tiii' 1 ir-mut prttfltnldi' over nHirkt il. , j Tti Kowra McInn-aroWerj! Aii- MH'iailon. uhk-h controls vlrtu'Mty ..m . nu .um ,-orKiu inoion crop. , i.-ranlv , iKtrl. sworth inuvt Nit iu. i. orjriii(Iu.u( owni r-of two. ii. i uc KMiiuiT luiMoii prutjuoinB fhiiri mo nit. it:-li' -i ml SC I. n i.. I. n-:itt oi th" i. If. Th .'iRstH'ialion J tloittn-ft In k au i Ml8.s Ot-lla VatUii-vantt-r was oviT nUht (fUiNt ut llw hoim- o Iivr h-arhrr, Mr' Iioi inn, Wi-il ncstlny. fiin-had p from flootlhiK mar- 1 i MIsa Ma Iliintcr rolurm Ik Hi l'olniiil twenty I to ln r homu on 'atluriiif cr.-ilk Siitiirda; afttT Htx-ntling' u p)4:ianl lha visiliiiff at Tlio 1'aik. I'lart'iiro Vim- Charming Spring Fabrics Color Dominates Spring Materials Alluring Silks and Woolens are here for' the Spring dressmaker. Shimmering, radiant Silks, subdued or brilliantly hued Prints, soft pastel Flannels and Kashas. Combined with the smartest of materials is the quality, established through 25 years of leadership, as La Grande's Leading Store. . , j Riffle Rib' La Jerze Crystal Cloth Crepe Elizabeth Silk Radium . Kasha f Flat Crepe . Art Silk Tweed ; Crepe d' Chine . . Satin Faced Crepe Flannel TRIMMINGS Novelty embroidered insertions and flouncing; ornamental flow ers; dainty tittle silk and voile embroidered and printed hand kerchiefs. Printed ? silk crepe tie!; in all colors; ornamental buckle and belt effects. Moderately Priced HOSIERY Phoenix silk hose in chiffon and several i-ervice weights, in all of the new costume shades. Two weights of chiffons, if 1.75 and 92.95, in a myriad of colors. The service weights in heavy silk icinl'oiccd toes and heels, at $1.50 - $1.83 you lor a wirel;---I HH'I Von Auftwoi """V I.VHIII It 11 FWI . . With "characteristic human peWci-si'ty' liiitisli lal ing seen, in Russia, things at their wtnnt, set almut selves -ana lor tiieir Ipllowers and once thry know what ithcy want they spare neither time nor expense in its 'acquisition. ' At this moment in the civilized world living standards are highest in the United States anil lowest" in Russia, Knowing thist British labor sent a dclopttion to Russia lo jstudy conditions there. 01 course the delegation came back chock full of communistic' ideas which the soviet had guaranteed could dii as much for Rnglish lalmr as they naa aonc tor Kussinn lahor. I . , i i r- labor, hav- ite.ui alrtiut ennilat- .u- i. ... . , - ra " iiiK me nviiignieo ittiitu m tnat napless country and stills is xu.i t i.a, bumly R-fused to visit the United States, where things " eouia oe seen at inetr best. J'nme Minister Raldwin urgt'd without success the labor of his country to send investi gators to this country, and the Umdon Daily. Mail has offered to pay the expenses of such an excursion. In view of the expedition to Russia it is plam that noth ing would .be accomplished in the improvement of the con ditions of British lalH.r through the suggested investigation of tho way American laN.r lives. II" the 'investigators' see what they want to see-as they did in Russia thov uiil report that American piosncritv is n hollow shell :.i,l il,.,t I British trades unions have nothing to leant from American Unionism, which is so mercenary that it considers the liv ing conditions or its mcmlieis mote important . thnt poli ticsjtnd cxpetinioiitiiig in fallacious theories Of government. jfrotn Itaker to Medical SprinK Willie hoiTinvin Irom your at a cust to each r the e.iuivalenl 'on tticr creek Frl.lsv lichiinK fix liootle:ir.T-." he:. The Knll la of five cents. This includes soap, the road so tho since can come failed I'p umler." Willi- Inokinir i:itn t:..- "k;is T-in1. with a litlil:''! inaleh- --When I'm ticne Vi.n'H Seon l'orwl." Wllell llll ll.n't fc.'l I'rllt'l.ll -"SllllU'Wllere A .lie." Is I 'i.lllllC." When rmr wife hasa't sj.ok- n to OM I' ll. Vil.. All is t.iir in hive and :ir. .i:nl there'ai-c ntlt'-r poti.ts ot jiwnll.ir- n '.:...,' nun tine, m pij v 'nt hut a Stl'ctll? lie.ll'l. ft Tl KSD.VY AM) M'KDNKSDAY Fresh Rhuliatb I'it.s only ,",()c luh Made from Fivsli Rhuliatli! ; Gwilliams' Elcdric Bakcn Opisltc OliMTter ill lAitli. lllilB. Why Pay More for Shoes? When we will sell you infants', and.. children's shoes of goad quality at lowest prices and guarantee them to outwear any other shoe you can buy at s:imc price. Y'e have one cT the largest stock or (URLS' . SPRING HATS Kvcr shown in La Grande to sell at low popular prices 75c lo S2.U5 ' Norton's Kiddy Shop Kvert thing in Infants' and Children's YVcnr N.I.Wesf&Co. Lii (irandcV Leading; Store For 2.j Years (aarlaiids Fort mm Nwclk-d j l.y CntlitnlNl-' M: I roll. of a viHloiiary NKW YlH'.: Marlaitd. in ih- lav:d, !ia.i .'liiiii; prhldt-s In I'm fa Stn-rt (ioiiaCi. only ! have thai ff.-nial Bi:tnt cathi-r ! Ids ;niiuiin Mton and return It N-v-ral foM. Tht (apltalisOt' ord'r n ffalnsl which (taiinnd han I hro n t h Wfiifhl of two foi turn s asmt'cal hxjz iiioii- Hum $I.imhi,iiihi ham lr-n uorHini; sMadjiy to tm-n-aw the : nunwuf in oi um Ann nrm Kim I lour yearn of J:!:'5.00 and fsclu-J for PuIjIIo Sorvitv, cri-ated l.y (kir- siv- of oulininiinir loaiin of nrarly jland Tor Hit' promotion aad sap-! $;jih,,omi. jts l tlpital today con ;port of "unfavoiahh , ruuss," nisls .nllivlv of ninn...n Mlu.k 'nf (Ai' t 'harl-'S : i-hi-riy of u radical naltir., Toilny 1h l-'nnd's ornrnial ,th- liml Mational lUtnk of N i h- : Vork. . million Enldi-n cajdlnl of Xltno.onn, ,tu. ,i, the Wall ... . " , ' , -1 1 'llr man's ion h:unt iiiih-Ii in . in fl.l-l,""". 1IUH llS- ; llllllv I'lliinrc to pin- i xpfimnuns uuring iin i-.nr 1Ii;mi m rtrli tnako tnnnj son. 'iW It ivitanily in anLi;rx (mv iIh Iniihl ninit'ital i tiiin tr: nltir (Hpio I'axo f-nuid nt that w - tin a, -h t!u-.H a,ij;iiu5 I'tum n tiKilltpk tit a ev.kt: ll Ihi' iiwie-oji i- ltiilT-i rtl-'t f"1 fill. o h:ic t)Mi thai itutki !T":1 lull n flotti-. for ht nm Nhip- lap. nM iic. nat and Rnt i-rtlntix on tun Hifiik of in IIh hidhliiiv l.iu'. Nik. 2 tlar -4i.H-;Ie?t. jo;i kiHn itt ir.4f. Claude C. Pratt ; Lumber Co. I'Ih IVwr .Man'M iTtemt Nrar llHitidi-y. IMnir Miu - IN. (Hit ti lay lUittovi. aaVBaVH3MBMrV'MMMMflBtaia EAGLES' II ALLV TONIGHT And All Week McAlbert Master Mcntalist Aulhor, Teacher, Demonstiatoi'... lleallh'by natural means, Crystal Miiteiialsilalioh, Mind . DcveUpmcnt thru Gincenti-Htion and' his Famous Bomlwy 'Seance. SPECIAL MATINEE, WOMEN ONLY limrMln.v. J l .. M-.llrt. WHI Trtl ' , . .. . ! Vila! Secrets lo All Women ftp Ik; lur Ileal rk ltms. - Sfni(lv laU ... . BROWNIE I'Mldn n mis' Hrow nit-s - tind m.tk K-od pit turt s wlni t!t-:n risht frtun the ytan. Thy'ro -titnpli'. !-tunIy. ca. iy uoikett eamoraa that np tv.il to yottnz and old allk, KtmAKKItY. Inten-inj- moii:hiy n'.a-niz'n. eoineH friH for u year ttU every lirottnii'. i-Vlcvi- your Itrowi. tea here. It-mi ntr S2 I p iU4k'kt S-"i I i ui:n cross DRl'Ci STORE '?5'JuL--jfe'V '".vilt Success Depends on Thrift No matter hnw little final success il. iH n.iM ,.n Start with or l-.iw I. inch y,,,, hav. Thrill, nail Thrift ItienfM oniv si. tn it . ... in an ma! wav S. VINO. ST V I'Ti " "inir art- hroticht to :lt t t) i r . -.vices. I nnnUiKOon,.! s:,, y " ;,"' '"""" veal. nces. - i's many ron- wniy tak.s ji. , sivlnrs :,ss In,,.!,. vhy ."". inniiirrow.'.' Whe: ...in una a I l..-r t It.-ll ii'.iiiiiuts up a K.ivinss B-t yottr name un a lo this th,. flr.t iMnus Itaak lo i Accuntit. ' la GrasirJe National Bank La Giande. 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