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'Vr9 Voar CA GRANDE KVENINO OBSERVER Saturday. May 1, 1926. ' 1 I iOUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS (laoorpomtod) An fndepeudeat Nnp CRANK B. .APPLEBY.. -Editor and Publisher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS.. Business Mftaafsr til U ; 1 j. Published evening, except Sunday, at 141 Adams Avenue, lA Qrude, Oregon. The Ouerver-iHr published every Friday. ' Kotered at the Poto(IIce at La Orande, Oregon, ae Seconl lCla Mall Matter unuur act of March 2, 1179. , OFFICIAL TAPER OK UNION COUNTX AND TUB CITT OF LA ORANDE , MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aatoclated Press la exclusively entitled to line for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not olherwlae credited If puollalied therein. All right of republication of .. special dlapatcbea In thla paper, and also the local news hen In also are reaervea. T" v HUUBCitlPTION RATES ' ' ' .... ', ' Mj Carrlrr . . Dalljr, per month In advance m Dally, per six months In mtvan a Dally, single "pk , m By Mall Dally, per month In advance- Dally, per six months In advance.. Dally, per year In advance.............. Weekly Observer-Star, per year.... -iOd ...11.60 ...16.00 ...11.00 , ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, por column Inch-. ..... ... Display, local, per column Inch Time contract rates on application. - ( ...:o .. 400 mm INTERNATIONA!, IlKI.ATIONBHll'S "If thy brothi-r be axen poor, and fallen In decay, thou Shalt rellete him; yea, thouKh he be u stranger, or u sojourner; that he may live with thee." I-cv. 25:31 1 The American .Legion's patriotic pageant to be produced here in connection with the Northwest Relators' convention in July is a most commendable undertaking. It will pro vide a pleasant and extremely interesting experience for those who are fortunate enough to take part. It will also provide an entertainment of rare quality and beauty for the people of Eastern Oregon and for the visiting real estate men. It is a community activity of this kind that deserves the aid and co-operation of every civic spirited organization in-4he city,. ' fi t . - i uFQf ii j i 1 t hui -. -f . r- . i r- i ul i r-i . it 11. x j ' ' 4?s"l FUVJUERS M TF1E.F? WlFES I WA, I .SEE. iWT , Y ., fh WASH MACHlK!Ea AM SOCH TW BUUP AlVlT 0- V I I iMTb H SHOP T' REPAIR EM, M BiGGtR Goi'm' -Sgfffl) : HAS waoe Qoitfe t Sump Oo-T" -Tham vnhe-M "rt X READER OOT O' Oil rUGr fHtW CAME IMl, ?lTl i"l I KV BPADW HERE. . y HE'S GOT SO HE i-' l' ' y KlKl TtLL IF -iAers, f-rH:-tT---f ilvAVvfem A FUSUER EMGlKlE. . J 4-r-M-W-fH- 2SSoK 'MVOUR DIMMER ' ' ' . AWO MORM.MCr. . ... HOSPITAL TO DBSERVE DAY Thu tiraiitlu Itondti hospHuI, Int. proved, expanded und redecorated, will open lis duors to the vltdtlug public from 2 to 6 p. m. Wednes day. May J 2. which la to be ob Herved us hospllnl day all over Die nation. Uspe:ially are all babies born at the IioHpllal and their mothers' Invited to attend. A little has ben prepared for each of these children, the avsocUitioii an nounces. Special attendants .i be pres ent to receive the vUitors. Iar ents are assured that physicians present will take care that -the younRslers are not exposed to con tagious diseases. HIGHWAY OILING FROM FENULETUN WEST COMPLETED Oiling operations on I he lilKhway between Tho IJalles and Pendleton have been completed and the road is In rood condition. Uscar Culler, highway enirlnuer, said tlila inorn Iflr, ' The section of the Old Oro gon trail from F'endleton about ten miles cast will be In fair condlllon by tomorrow, according to. Mr. Cut ler., The olllnir of Ihal'wctlon was completed lost night and it should !le fairly dry by tomorrow. There t la a rietmir rem ears not wiHhinir to B1' rural 1. .. lnH ....11..,. whleh la said to be fulrly good. Kast of Ijl Orande oiling on Hie Ontario section from Ontario to Nyaaa ha been comph'ted und work has been started oil a seven mile acctlon toward Huntington. leople who do not want to drive over the freshly oiled section can detour through Idaho. , HATCHWAY Reservoir Company in ' Session This Afternoon In the light of lis exlt-osivu im provements, the tii-undo Ronde hospital merits public attention al( outside of the custom of na- llonal hospital day. Several thous ands of dollars worth of nfiv equipment has been installed, in- The Grande Hondo Iteservoir eluding un X-ray plant that Is, company organized a number of among the fluent in the north-! years ago in the early enthusiasm west. Wards have iieen rcmod-!for Irrigation and drainage of Du eled to provide additional eurac-1 valley had a meeting at tho city ..... ....., ii iiiu ruums nave nun nils anernoon to uiscu.ss mai-j been entirely refurnished In the ters of business. Gov. Waller M. ' latest Improved hospital suites Pierce, who Is addressing several constructed of tnclal. Hoors hine, public meetings In Kastern Oregon j been refinished, and all the wood- j hU week end and who will be a! Olk has been redecorated lo'wnmen-. el ,,nv..nll.,n , Ii,., i carry out n color motif of rest- j Jlondav evening, was an attending nil grays. Uutiloora. tho parking member. He is said to be one of has been ivbedded and seeile I , it,.. .. .1... , 1 . ... iiuvaiiuiuiio ,i, nic peas On visiting day, to open the entire Institution for inspection. A musical program1 mil. ue u teuturo of the observ. ance. low fence creeled for swoct-l reservoir company, to climb. , 1 y It Is planned! 17! si :i to -' i 1 Y OFFICE CAT TRAO MARK RIO, public Hhull nut suffer J from lack of food or other Imme diate reiiuiitiiu'iita. : t 1 -w . ... !(,, in response lo numerous retiuests ironi suIjsciiImjis in "i'-sj tne city of La Grande who prefer paying for their sul j f scription to The Observer once or twice a year instead of ji f every month, we have announced bargain rates that will J 1 . . ... . . . . Itioe gooa ior ten days only, -starting today, and have m- 1 1 eluded all mail subscriptions also at special rates. By tak- p tog advantage of this special offer, subscribers may save the bother of having a collector' citll, save the collector's commission, and also make a high rate of interest on their money. It is an opportunity that has become immediately popular and already today many readers have paid and ifiade Jheir saving. t . I . , - L.;,i jH m A..-j...,t..,i v CONVENTION WEEK HERE ' Next week is convention week in La Grande with the I assemblage of delegates from all over the slate for the federation of Women's Clubs convention and, the last few days, the order of DcMolay convention. The hostess club women of this city and assisting, civic organizations! have endeavored to leave nothing undone to assure a federation convention of outstanding success. Every town and city in the state of any importance will be represented with delegates here and we are afforded an unusual op portunity to make La Grande and its adjacent valleys bet ter and more favorably known, throughout Oregon. ( Appreciating that fact, people of the community will make every effort to see that a coidial welcome exists for every visitor. Store windows and interiors will be approp riately decorated, flags will be in place on the streets, homes will be spic and span unci opened to delegates, cars will be available for any and all transportation needs. And . the highest? degree of friendliness and courtesy will be in 1 nvw,!ue..wuvrcv.:r women, wearing visitor llDUons, are cn- j jji countered. ; Every possible service will be rendered -La f ti: Grande will seek' to out-do its' normal 'excellent welcome i jp during the coming days. I ! ji No more. appropriate attitude can be tlesiied. U is not jj .i' on'y for the clubwomen of the eomniunily to see that the ? j j convention here is a success, but it is a privilege for every I j;: citizen who believes in his or her community and who has I l desire to see it gmw and progress. Regardless of wheth er we may have a direct or indirect part in. the entertain ing of the conventions held here, the licst and most valu- aoie impression can be given only by tho enthusiastic i co-operation of everyone. If La Grande gives that im pression next week,-which we aic'confidcnt she wil, there will be untold reward in favorable appreciation for La Grande's leadership among the cities 'of Eastern - Oregon, and in personal satisfaction with having shown tho utmost cordial hospitality to visitors within our gates.' It is merely In m.,.. 41, ..I ,..l.:..l - I. . . ' -- t . i...ii,n; timi, niui'ii ! sci-k aim nope lor in our own I sojourning in other communities. - ; largo proportion of our trou ble Is cuused by too much bono In I he hi nd and not enough In tho buck. Voire Hello, b this the weath er bnreuu? "I'll hull." Voh-c How about a shower this afternoon? "I tliillliu. ir yon need one hike .NOT KO (;M)II -"-hls city Is having a gay social season this silliMncr. One of the notable events of the pa.st week was the punk tea given by Airs. Itowell." New Itochelle, Ind. Post. ' "The nut crop In America was never belter." says a report rrum the. Ulllaif tiuellt ,.of .BrlellMj, 0 . A kltrhciH'tU Ih a place whre domestic science Kraduateu ojk.ii cans! Tin- government loiJuy procluhu ed (hut "11 stute of emergency ex isis" in coiirKMiitncci of the coal smite, n urns asnumes power irianlcU y the throne to employ troupH or take any other measures necetsury to mulntuin onler anil insuru welfare of the population, Troup- Oitlei-tMl Out I.ONJON May 1, (Al') The I lirit lh Kovernuii'iit today moved j detachments of troops Into the coal mining ureas or South Wales', ' l.nii(':iMtilri iiml Sti-nl In ml Tin. nioveiiH'nt thuraftiTizt'd us "pure ly a prHutitlonary measure," Ih to attiiKt the police in maintaining order during the miners' strike. CAUIUKI. Wales, May 1, A1') Orilfrs havu been r-ceivMl at the ports of South Wale to sus pend the exportation of coal. Shi pi, have already sailed aro helng or dered by wireless to return. Tliis Is taken here to iiu-an thul the government has taken ovur control of the coal supplies. l Shoe Coloring Turns Wearer's Skin Blue NKW HKDKOUO, Mass., May I (A I'). Two persons who turned hlue suddenly were slowly recov. eriug their normal color today af-j ir ii jron-mim HKtj uuilBni IIICIII to teui-c off their newly dyed' ihoea. ' I'hyslclans said that the volatile oxie element used witn lamphlaekj 'o make the shop dye was r---sponsible for the phenomena. The, o!vent entered the body through the skin, they said, and changed Flashed Over Atlantic Nebraska Man Elected Head of Boy Scouts WASHINGTON, May 1. (ATM Walter W. Head of Omaha, Neb., was elected president of the hoy ; scouts of America at the scouts', convention hero today. He sue- ' seeds Milton A Mcltae, Detroit I NKW YOltK. May 1. (AH The first commercial photographs sent ' BUTTON LESS UNDERWEAR Athletic style......$1.00 BALBRIGAN - Short sleeves, knee length ..$1.50 N. K. West Si Go 1 Uramh-'s l.eaillni; Klorc Tor 25 Vcara across Hie ocean by riulio wcib puhlisheil in three mornll'.t; newa papcrs here loilay. , publisher. the color of the blood temporarily. They salil that shoes which had been dyed with the mixture should not' be worn for 48 hours. t Cars Calletl for and Delivered. Sullxrurlhm (iliaianleeil La Grande CAR LAUNDRY I Oil I JcrrcrMHl Ave ltoniliiKer & Thomas M()l)i;it KTKAM 'l-:m-llJIHNT KTI-: WAsiiiNd am) ;itKAsi.; siiiivifi; I-iiom: ii:m..i t NO lltlKineHS high eminence until he. la uble man ri.ses to (Ik of an 'exetullve' to take up golf. i lotitiltcK there nit; hoiih' wlio think mahle (s the renihiine term for a masher. XATl it ia,vt . "1 want something to kIhw for my money," mi id the girl. So she bought some Invisible hose. Lad doesn't rare a darn for the comic supplement but he enjos reading it aloud to Die kids. LONDON, May 1 (Al). TW- fiuuuclal section of Loudon vnwi the outlook with concern as out aflermal h of the coai stoppage might be the mdllng of securities of the slock exchange to meet ex penses in othIr directions. The slock exehunge was clos-d loday and, the effect on securities could mi' be immediately gauge.!. A prolonged stoppage of- eoal lirodtictlon will have a treineul ously adverse effect upon other induatrlt s. especially steel and transport, involving the los of millions of pounds daily and heav ily increasing unemployment. , COAL MINES CLOSED" UP IN KN(iHNI) (Continued from. Page 1) mining had been ho long in pros pect that dome Indtmtrieti will not lie immediately cut Hhort of sun- i plis. The gas, led tic mid other1 tllillty seivtees have been storing coat lor Kpme lime.. I'he g'tverimienl has. b.-en pie- paring lor lh pirssihility ot n , futtttv emergency and has perfect-" d elnhoivte ari anueuiituls lo ' im ! tile public tu t d tor food ami other ne.CHsitte.4. More than jju.nnu private and coinim rcial v. hKl.H with Ih-lri drivers are ready Tor the distribu tion aervices, Many of them were called loday' lo I he Hitters asHirned t& them, i I'nbllc rrolecleil The attlhorilleH aiv eredlteil which having coniidenee IIhiI even If thte is a gen r.tl sirike heir ineiiNUied are NiiKirlenl to Insure i ! Call and Sec Us Sunday We are open nil day Sunday and are pit-paix-d with a luijje variety or Cakes and Pies to tempt vtmr appetite. ' Trices 2.")t (o 50c Our I'lwliii-t.s fllade lu Sell More. Gwilliams' Elec.ric Bakery , "Homo of (iolden Crust ".-.Made lo sell moi c. . i Open Sundays. ' Opposite Observer UVEIlYTIUNti l'OU Till-; SWIMMER Bath Caps I ."if to u.vtiiim; shoes Pr. WATEIt MIN(.S ' 50i-, 7."ie, $1.25 ' Red Cross Druji Store Shoes, Hals and Dresses IN A WIDE KANCE OK 0 STYLES, COLORS ' AND l'UICES. we handle the highest gkade j1ekchand1se TO 1!E ' . HAD SELLING AT POPULAli PK ICES Norton's Kiddy Shop Grande Ronde Hospital Will Observe National Hospital Day Wednesday, May 12 WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT 0UU HOSPITAL lAIUSICAL PROGUAM m WILL P.E Veature ok OBSERVANCE The Hospital of Service A cordial invitation1 is extended to the public, and especially to all mothers and babies born at the Grande Ronde Hospital A little gift will be waiting for each of these children. -' Special attendants will be at your service and physicians present will see that your children will not be exposed "to con tagious diseases. H ours From 2 to 5 p. m.
