La Grande evening observer., April 07, 1926, Image 4

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Wednesday, April 7,1926.
Paga Four
LA GRANDE . EVENING OBSERVER ; ? :
mhex
(Incorporated) ,,,' Y
' An liulrpcudcnl Nowspapot
FRANK B. lAPI'LEBY
..Bdllor mid Publisher
HARVJSY F. MATTHEWS..
.Uutlneo. Manager
' Published ovenlnt'B, except Suuduy, ut 1416 Adam. Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday.
Entered at tlie Postofftco at La Uiuiido, Oregon, at Second
Clasa Mall Matter unuor act of March S, 1879.
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SIN'B HITTKlt I'ltl'IT "And they wild onu lo another.
We ure verily Riiltly conceriilliK our brother, , hi Mint ue saw,
the anguish of his soul w hen lie hcsoiiBht us, und ue .would
not hear." Gen. 4-: Jl. .i
If&', S ft
PERRY LOCAL
NEWS OF WEEK
rive men kidnaped D. M. Haley, 19,
f Fort Worth, Tex., took him out
n the country and gave htm 40
she with a whip. He was secret
y married lust summer. After the
narrinut he und hla wife neparated,
and hui wife recently died.
OFFICE
CAT
TMAOS MARK gfl.
By Jun ius
. THANKSGIVING FOR TREKS.
Arbor days arc at hand, public ones to bo observed with
1 exercises In schools and private ones to be observed by the
'.planting of treca around homes and by rejoicing over the;
aeturn 01 oiossoms ana lounge lo me deciduous trees. .
. some states a BirA Day lias been added to the calen
Tdar of Fpccial "days. These' two might very well beob
' served simultaneously.' We couldn't keep our lovely song
birds if we didn't have our trees, and we couldn't keep our
FaMc (ne upon ii Him: n
ImhiktwHV hail fxm'Ms f(ir illuiwr
iiih I rutin) lo iinoloj;.,, . fur llic
IiImiiHn, .
y -
I'tratl Wifu Will, ilo you know
you havt'n'L kism-l, nic for HkIiI
ly V '
AbHi'ht -minded (ii'in'i-r No?
Dear tin; how unnoyiiiK! Whom
liuvi I ! n k InkImk '! ,
PBItltr. Kpecim -Mra. How-
ard Hoblnson was shopping In La
U ramie Saturday afternoon.
Chmtt-r ThompMon, 'Bldney Uecd
and Jartiea Meacham departed for
Deo, Oregon lost Thursday moi n-
inti. 'liiey arova through in Mr.
Mt-afham's car and hope to find
work thorcv..
, Alri OeorKO Itbbt'rtson made '
trip to U Grande last week. I
Mrs. Zurcta Murray recently
vlsltiMl. htr ; mother, Mrs Jack
HriKKM In l a Grande. Mm. Clari.
JohansMMi visited ' her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Heat), Saturday aftir-.
noon. . - ; : :
Mr. and Mrs.'Ot'orge Kuller inov
id lo Klgln Moiiduy.;They ihave
purchased a farm, there and will
make their homo their permanent
ly. , : - v
Mm. Hlltla Murray, entertulned
Bfventl friends lusL wm-k at a social
KatherlnftT.' Dainty . refreshmentfl
were m-rved at an approprtto
hour. (
M ihH June Leu and Miss 'Isabel
Ilayter are absent from schpol this
week because of Ulnosa. . , -
Hlancho Martin niaile a trip to
Portland last week. Shu. went with
the nil-Is guards of tho .Salvation
r ". . - - . i
Mis. (. (. Jo hanseii visited at
the Harvey lirsen homo tiunduy
arternoon. Miss Verio. 'Ih-anw re
cently viUod. Inr idiint,' Mrs. Geor
ge Kuller, ';1r!:;;i;Ui ,' '.)-
Mrs. FwiJ VoBlfr iVftlled ' upon
) her HiHierV Mr. Tvila,. Johansen
one day Inst 'week. . ' I--
Opal Heickel was a recent visit
or to Ja Grande onu day last week,
j Guy Trlppo und family made a
trip to Baker Sunday, . .. '
HEALTH
':iriTf ami the Neimti
nit i
Kicking up a bljc fiisM nboiit tuoj
g m M-IIIJ-IIH1 IHiT, U I 111 I W Hllln I
.trees if we diun t nave the birds to devour insect pests and bnmuiu ink i
lA.Mfvtr onnlu llinmcnliino frnnnrnllir iiufiil ..e .rtll VO tldllar Cial
VHI a J DVVIIQ fllll IlltlllV 11 I IOV.I V. O 1,(1V,41I1I)J Ul 4ll3 libit ijmj
us 'delightful. , . .. . j ,
Arrmt Tin v. Willi ifo nmnlniKiv nn nw rnlf ivntifn nnrl ' HONKV AND UKANH I'O.MI
II.. ii.-i.l lilu l.......u HI. I...
t coiwcrvation, has played a useful part in developing the. And iiuk done it an hta ur.
IK) Vol' Itltl.VK WATI U
OX THK TltAIN?
(Uy lr. I'ntlerh'k Strhki-r) :
lluve vim ever fttnttorii In think.
Ino Mriily-fltn u m,n yo urt, truvt.ltnff on H 8i,.a,
lu,,r or electric train, where the drlnk
(liig water used on It comes form?
You probably have never given It a
'thought you take It for gmut-
makeH them
Oil that there must be some drink
ing water on the train, and when
you become thirsty you lurch over
Mo the tank and drlng until your
! thirst Is ((uenched. What, aamir-
.ance have you that the water may
A man will never admit that he not be badly contaminated? You
T ... .11 : n a ' l e ' ' " my iimi iiiu niiii-r i i-ier hiki
ijny wujjiu luiiuuii mi UMX'iiuuv special uccasii iur mariieii, nor a pom- Judgo of li- uparklingS.True enough; lm
national interest in fore-station.- Put there is still need of
; watchfulness and of wiser, policies in the manufacture of
wood products if IKo trees now planted are to hold their
own in the coming years, Even' if there wore no such need,
says, while it
taste funny.
It keeps thein on his hnif
(Uor till he Ih blind.
epa
waler nia; be loaded with deAtli-
lileallng typhoid -.giTms .-and "iyet
I'lrM I lu m Mighty fine coffee be clear and sparkling to the nak-
Miry give iih ut this mlHison.
Seeond Hum Yes: but it k
me awake durinic I he sermon
M'IK
"Isn't she a Utile- lHa.,,
, "Yes, soiuciMic umtlil li peak Ut
Iter about it."
1 i ' '"' ' .' ' ,' .( ' w- u.' . Tun rr.nrsri "
-:!t ttUt
Silk Draperies
Cretonnes and
Nets
for Spring Re finishing
WHAT lends more to the attractiveness of
the home than carefully chosen curtains
and drapes? Here we are offering the finest
of Sherwood and Scranton draperies at very
nominal prices. Now is the opportune time to
purchase new 'decorations of the season's smart
est patterns and colors. Suwcsted here are
many economies for those interested in rejuven
ating homes for the approaching spring, and .
summer seasons.
Panel Curtains ::
. Dainty patterns in Irish point
of ecru color, nicely hemmed
and finished, 2'j yards long. .
:$6to$10pr.
Marquesettes and
Scrims
Vine mesh patterns in plain .
and fancy patterns; also in two
color materials, several widths.
25c to 90c
Rayon Gauzes
l.'t-iiich rayon gaussc in shade.
of lavender, green and goldtr
an' exceptionally good quality
material. i.--..
$1.25 yd.
' Mi';
Panel
Curtains , t r
In blue and white and
solid white suitable for
kitchen or bedroom use.
Complete with tic-backs.
$lto$2.50pr.
II i I 11 P
Cretonnes
ltrighl colored ' cre
tonnes in beautiful flor
al, striped, checked :anil
geometric designs',, all
or l()-iiich materials.
30c to $1.50
yd.
u
Silvfr innon.
i'M.'tly iiiIh;
l.lpn U)ilurii-,l
l-'or u UIhs.
Noni lo Mr,-:
.iUHt uh two;
Sum 1 .Mil;
Wouldn't you?
1. 1
being glad' that the old earth is blessed with trees.
!;'' v SCENIC VVONDERLANn."
; .For the preservation tio primeval Groat Smoky moim-
t,iii on the Ijorder line of Tcrfticxsec and North Cnioliim1
as a national park and public playground these two states
.have raised more .'than $1,000,000 and will ask the rest of
the (country to aid them in securing the $1,000,000 balance
of the purchase price. If these virgin forests and un
mapped 'mountains can be purchased by public subscription
the federal government will maintain them and open thein,
through the' means of good loads, to the general public.11 '
Saving of the Great Smokies has inspired numerous arti
cles in recent issues of magazines and review's, one of them
describing these mountains as "the last of the eastern
. wilderness." If not made public property within tho next
few years this "last wilderness" will vanish like the othei-s
.before the onslaughts of the lumberman's nxe.
t Until about 10 years ago the Great Smokies wore vir
tually unknown. Within the black depths of its -forests '
there are gulfs aiid gorges uevcr visited by man. Even the I
itiniinl'iiiinK unii.,Mm ft.- r.v..!l.:tl.. .1 1 .1
" ' , ' HIV..H. u i a (iii.iiu mill mcr In tin- tin- wim-r to ii In 11 Hunltury ion- 50 yeiim old; ua I he reaull of a iol
H-llK lino, riages m.VSieriOUSiy VagllO DOIUIlCl llie lUIZO from - l-r. nmiu- anion th... atute hfiillli oflln r re- Union.
which theV derK'P thoir nMtiln - Rnwn nT llin pnnil.il '" '' " '"" roinmfmlM lo ilu- .nirc-ioii B.U1.THI Mlra MWv IMilllliM'liorrowpil the
- , l " , y CmC "im,; MC" 01 11,0 CnP'1'11 P'kS. Mm.hli.'l II,.. l.l h. r I.ai.,1 II u, ,. ,;,m( stat.a puhll, l,..,iltl, In.r. a n, w muruoi, w.lan. Ihtf
nil (uglier than any in the l.lue Kidgo mountains, are still " W'"'t for mi' . i.ii.ti-.-n. i r Bi-rvirc timt a w.inrii uiu or appro- jmorniiiR or Auituat y.i. uisj. ror tin-
unnamed and artrc areas .nf 1 in ninirn Ivivn n..v,.i. ln,.n .'" V" ' ' va laam-ti. a iufaiionaiiit- or purpoar or taklnB an . l.l. rly wo-
surveyed. i -
As a national park the Groat Smokies are destined to
become as famous and popular as the Yellowstone, Yosomite
"lid other great national reservations. The east now has
but one national park, U-tfayotto national park on Mt. Des
sert Island (iff the coast of Maine, but its park system will
rival that of the west with the addition of the proposed
Shenandoah park in the lilue Kidge mountains of Virginia
and of the Great Smokies. . ; , -. . . ...
La Grande's Leading Store for 25 Years
u .-.
i ne wiuer inai you .irina om.iue, eontiiinlmitod aupi.lv n-eelves no
jtraln la free . from dlaoiiaa Kenns., eorllrlealo or approval, and sueh a
and ao you may tiueiich your Ihlrat uP,y ,y ol UB(.,i for arlnk-
;vlth linpiinily. 1'nele Sum, m(r purioae8. ; . . i
lliroiiBh hla plilillo heallh service.) In (jreiron ii. fe- Vr the wuler
' y "oania or neaiin . or BU1,p( a eoine rjom wulls owned Wy
the various slnlea. aeea lo It thnt lh(. rallrouila, The vuat majority
you are rurniahed with ll perfectly of ,h(. Waler.up)lha come rrom
aire dlillklllB water while you are (he drlnklnir wiilur or llio elllea and
paaaciicer of n railroad. towna Ihroiujh which the rallroada
Ai leaai once a year every ran- ,,alls, Yiiu may he eerlaln that ll
road eiiBMBi d In Inleralule ,oin- ,,,,, tKCR. urlnkliiB water al
luercn lliual rurnlah the aurReon your town, and lr Ihul water la
neneral or the Tnlled .Slates pub- frolll ynllr pulillc water supply,
lie health aer1ce a list of nil ti.n your town has a supply which
aoiireea or water supplies used ror ,a8 .un upprovid y your suite
drinking purposes. A llsl or such IOUrd or health and certified by
aourcea ll also sent lo Ihe Health yyur Bovernment. ,.
My slars. Mr. Wolle" elueill- , officer of the respective alule i
ated Ihe pielnie eiilai-Bc r. "What wherein they are located. He or- ...,t...
makes that little ridlow cry unil'l represenlallve. usually the '"
howl o lotitl ly ? "I reckon 11 's alale sanitary cnBlneer, . Inspects ' lliCTKOlT . LcndiliB his Ulllo-
li'ciu lie's too yiiiiiiK lo cuss." re- waler shed or every supply, mobile lo a woman cost Morris
plid Windy Woll. "II, -'a cuttllitr aId sublllMa aumpli'a of the wjitcr leftienhauui $l3.Uo7.oll when a
locth." lo He alule laboratory for sanitary Jury In Jtlduc Marschner's court
' . . janulysia If bolh the sanitary sur- returned a verdict in that 'amount
I vv all, I tin. liilinrii Iiii'V tewls Mhnw In fjieni' if Mm Minnie .1. Ctiiu,,
Decrease in U. S. Farm
' Population Is Noted
WAHHINiJTON, Apr. 7. (Al').
A deerensi' In the farm population
or the 1'nlti'd Stall's of neany
University Alumni to
Meet on Eugene Campus;
.MII-S1MM1.U l,(;l,AM)
hair a inilllon in Itl25 Is reported
by the
which
persons livtnB on farms January I
WrCIKNi:. Ore., Apr. 7 (.M').-,
The alumni vIsltlnB committee fir
the I'nlverslty or On-Bnn Alumni
department or aKrlcultur.1. ' "ssoeiallon eomposeii or John '.
eatlmateh the number of, Vealch. or I'ortland. Henry N.
rowiei-i or nend. .Airs. I'liarlv-s
to lun'e bei
:ta.iir,r.iH)a,
Koblns.-m, of A.stor'a. Alfred I'ow-
compared with 3l.134.HAu January H,s' ' ' ortiaiul and Vernon nw-
i !.2 5. ' ' j t,,r' of Medrord. will meet oil the
The estimated net movement university campus lu re Tliurs.la..',
awuy rrom rarms last yiv r '"'iday and .Saturday. The object
iimminled lo '.Ml 1 ,IU) persons, but ' "r ""' vlsil " '"' ""he a
there was an estimated excess of ""rvcy or conditions and malt, is
rarm births over farm deullis of '"'erest to alumni. A written
amounllliB to 4JJ.IMMI. which re-",',ort w'" '"' submitled to the
duccd the Iosb due to cllv-ward , u11"""1 council.
OXIIO.V Kngland .Is ' havlni
mid-suiniuer weatlier;and: tho Botf
; Ihi't Is bltlnB the I'rlnco of W'alelj
hard. With Irs In. ad blindllBed I'V
. 1 ! result of an affliction of one
ear that has lefl him in bed lately;
he vlslled an Itidoor -school nnd
tuned up his drive In lake n post
at. a seaside resort where ilil-re Is
n gold course. ' ' w
movi'in,.! to 471t. IMio.
A hoiinw Bolden lOnali-r ceir'
Pllid with . mis and gems valf '
Ued al aboill $IIIU.IIIIU,: was pre
senlid by Napoleon III to his 01111
i'"ss al l:-istor In 1 S 2 .-.' ... '. :
man on n drive to llcile Isle.
She was to have returned it by
:l p. m.. occordlnB to ti'stlmoiiy.
hill at li p. ill., nn the Srvcu Mile
road. . she drove It Into an automo
bile In which .Mrs. i'oiibo was rid-InB-
In the uccident Ihe plaiu
tlrf's back was broken.
Fishing Season Is Here!
Mow About Thai I'scd Car?
Perkins Motor Company
Fourth & Adams I'lionc M-fiOO
There's A Reason
Our VVt f-alos arc steadily iilcrcasinji, con
vincinjr us of the fact timt tun- patrons up
predate QUALITY' at reasonable prices.
Have you tried oiir Coldon Crust?
Wade to Sell More
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Home of Golden ("rust
The Madc-To-SeIWJorc Products.
OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS
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l?'fa,?'' FtC? GOOD N ?.5rVt-OvTyr ' ' 0 S
'C.OiM SAvAt-S! l (OO- OOiKf TH X'Z-s' ' f ,cM ''
ifr'A VAIW OlDM' NrN ) KlSl-tt PvTiM' 'v'V Die ALU
kh-sm imt 'im Mom h.na? woo ' va gotta
v '' a;e.kj hu. wtKif I Womo 'lM imTA J 1 ' DO T' GiT j -,
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LOOC-1IK1& W-ThQv'T POAv7D-jCi t-.., . J j
A (rood ihintM' orrhfstra rnsts ul
ino.st iik ntiicii for tin- i-vcnlntr uh
1 1n- inir. Ust.M'ttif ii ml Huttm-nt.
Wealthy Widow Would.
Wed 'Again
"iNiiw tliiil my r-tomncli tioiiiilt
h;is nil liipH ! I s'lt c , taking
a rouisi' or Mityi K. 1 wmilil rv.-n I
roiiNiiit r w- llhitf nnirriiMl UKain. I
ciinnnt li'll uii iwtw t'-i'iibly I
suflfK'tl Im-Cim f takint? this ere it
rt'imly." It n a .simple. Iiurmlt'.v.i
IMfpfiriitinn that r-MMvcM tUv ra
ta i rhal niuriiH from Hie lntt'.lin;tl
ti iU't ii ml alluy.H th Inriamtnatlnii
whii-h riiiiMi'H iirartirally all Jt4in
at h. livi'r ami liih'Htinal nilmi-nis,
inrliKlInc appi-mllrll in. ( ni !....
w HI roiiviur- or iimni y tvftiiiiMl.
At All htUKKlHi. Atlv.
BTNTK'S
Party
Candies
A fine assortment of
those satin-finish Can
dies with pure fruit and
nut centers. Our stock
of these famous candies
is fresh, and all varie
ties are crisp and fin.
eating. Try some of our fivsh
Salted Almonds and Pe
cans. Red Cross
Dru Store
WHY NOT?
Iiuy Your Infants' and Children's Wearables .'
WHERE YOU GET THE BEST AT LOWEST COST.'
We study the changes and give you the newest.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
'J
im
ncl "Bill" Arc
Playing Safe
all the rest i.f
alr.-a.ly 1IAVI-;
your rriends
savings ai-
Miiu" and iii" a,M
llie piayillB Mlf." they
couiils but how uli'mil vi'il
days' ,; ,v ,, .'7,,,;., "' 'or '"' "flny
-.n. r er bit. r ,n ,,' "wsv
Aecoiict with ' , ' " " . "0"'-' Wrt StVlIlM
,, ..... lii-m iiii:n and
Hell
obiuin n Ubcm
La Grande Nalional Bank
La Grande, Oregon
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