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EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, July 6, 1926.
(Incorporated)
An Independent Newsnapcs
FlUNK R APPLEBY....
Editor and Publisher
HAUVKlf V. NATTHKWB
Uualnetw Alunuifcr
.Published evenings, exoept tiunday, ut H18 Attains Avenue
lA arsude, Oregon. The Observer-Htar published every l'iiduy,
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probuhfy your nlDmurh.
trrlhle,
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ni'vrr have noon, ami rnwr will
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at the pwwnt nioiiM'iit."
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to mw a tmjt cnMifoiialrJy Mnl4tl In
a crontkul Ihim whin two , woiuon
wif Mtaiulliur.
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Tt'KSItAY,. JIXY II.
.MoillllUllI SlttlHturll 'I'lllUl StAtlOlll
KI'F, Colorado Sftriilun, Colo.
(l!4.Uin.lS0lllic). 8:30 1. ni., f'olo
rudo Jubilee sinfrerH.
KOA, Ili'livcT,. Colli. (.HS2.4I-
Mlikr), :80 p. m., llrown I'ulucc
slrlntr orrhesfra.
I'nilflc stauilnril Time Ktnllon,
Kl'l, I.os Alltfi'lfH, lll. ( KI7II1
llkc), 7-8 p. m., Vlriflnlii hull-
rnnm orchestra; 8-D; screen urtlKts
llrtlilf (iMRrtel: (l-lll, l.'owle'B 1m(--
piio bund; 10-11, l'ucknnl Huillo
club.
lf DIVIOK SAI.AKV lil'WB, IIiWItXhI, cI. fj.llim-
NEW y()KK ' Kmnlovc of the ' lk-). 1-7:n p. in., proirnim.
Klret National bank ahnuld have u''or'', una company; 7:30-8. pro-
pleusunt week .-end. The - bunk'H ffromAWhlto A-ulo compmiv; 8
president, (leorKO 1 linker,-' leun 11M Hutch's orchestra und flulolsts;
i bad. They of flnnnelera, Is dividing hie Kilury S-Kl, proirrnm, American Hrukc
to cure your'f"r u yur uinonif H of ihem. 'J'OHllnir Machine coimiany; 10-11,
itiUCHXiit ui llie uuiouni ruriKO up to vvunm,- inuuivni irunc
I Hull, oimi.
Kreo love lu what Itu name Im-1
iillis. One never K'IH anineihlnirl I.I.AVI-S J'OltTl N1-: TO KI'ATI
i
It. Is nil rlfrht to charge II up to
expeilencc If you cult cash In on
thut experience!
Knemt
SUKKCKl
cold.
aren't h
it ways
lor nothlmr.
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ATONRMKNT KOIt HIN "And It ahull bn when he "hull
be KUllty, Unit he shall confess Hint he liuth sinned
And he shall bring his trespass offering unto the Lord
and. the prle:,t shall make an atonement for him "
Iv. 6: 5, b.
CHHVUNNIJ, Wyo. 'J'lio Htutc
lis half a million dollars richer be.
Rummer always comes, no mat- cause John W. -Hufftlng, of Oien
tor how mucb delayed und ulong; rock, made his money in Wyoming
with It the pnn. under the refri
gerator, und I he mi run old Jokes.
John Tliern' were dtawns of
H'i-fcou at I be trnln to nc mo off.
Ilarrj Kid ,ou )y , any or
Idem?
, - - V v
A prnfessor iflvlui a Irrlnra
I In a Hniall Orrjcim . loun hall anil
! was wanning; up to his xilijeel. lie
woiiwl mp In (Ills manniv: "Man,
I us we line hih, is a : msjrrwltc
1 Im'Iiis; but totally''' oilier 4-natiin
'are stationary. Taki Hac aw), for
i xauiple. Always mmI rwrywlM-rc
the asM Ik Umi suiiit rrcatium. You
One of these duys the state highway commission will
weaken and extend the Wallowa highway from Joseph
mound the lake. It is an improvement that would sei-ve
thousands of motorists each season.
. A local business man tells us that he has alrendy pro
vided help in his home for next week so that his wife may
be free to attend all sessions of our Home-Makers Insti
tute. He has evidently studied the program and appre
ciates the excellence of talent that will be available.
The two-day vacation provided by the Fourth was a
sane and pleasant occasion in every way if the small num
ler of accidents and injuries is an indication of enjoyment.
Contrary to expectations and to the usual holiday reports,
motorists drove with admirable care, small boys set off fire
crackers with particular caution, and everything in conr
section with the Fourth seemed sensible and Jiappy except
me temperature.
Enterprise is credited with a verv RiirroHfifiil nun! will
, organized celebration for the national holiday. It is as one
would expect from a thriving, wide-awake little city such
as Enterprise is. The streets were decorated as elaborately
ana auracuveiy as any city could do and indicated the
ri a. 1 i .... . .
eiiun ana eninusmsm that was being put into the celebra
tion program. The citizens who made the event possible
dc.sei've general congratulations. ,,
People who saw the new addition to the Wallowa Won
derland hotel for the first time over the week-end are ex
tremely complimentary. The enlarged building, with at
tractive and comfortable lounge to provide a pleasant re
sort center, is most creditable and is an important step in
the gradual development of the resort to one that will draw
visitora from all parts of the country. With the addition
of a golf course and other improvements the Wonderland
will liecome one of the most ideal vacation spots of the
Northwest. It is enjoying an increased patronage every
year and Mr. McPherson has verything organized most
creditably. The resorts means much to Union and Wal
lowa counties and will liecome increasingly valuable to this
section in future yeai-s.
WET TALK, DRY VOTES
The liquor situation in this country at present is ob
viously confusing. It is difficult to get n line on actual
public sentiment. There is no question about how a lot
of wets feel, and how a lot of diys feel ; but how does the
majority feel? ,
There are signs worth studying, which may possibly sug
gest an answer, recent proceedings in congress, for example.
There has been a vast amount of wet talk in both houses.
Senate committees have acted as if they believed every
citizen with di-y sentiments was a traitor to his country.
There was a lot of talk in the house favoring liberalization
of the present diy laws. Yet when the matter came to- n
hhown-down the other day, the wets only mustered S3 votes
to the drys' 240. Those laws' will stay unlibemlized, as fai
ns the congressmen are concerned. And congressmen al
ways have their ears to the ground.
That raises the question whether the countiy as a
whole, after Jill its wet tiilk, would vote diy. Not in the
same proportion, surely. Hut an election turning on the
liquor question might surprise many who think the nation
is rushing back to booze. The wets do more talking than
the drys, and there is many a husband and father who,
like some of those congressmen, after all his wet talk, votes
dry when the test comes.
Meanwhile, the federal government is starting iU big
gest dry-cleaning program. Much will depend on the re
sult of the new drive by Lincoln Andrews' prohibition army
f 4,000 men, with $29,000,000 in the war chest. If suc
cessful, it will help stop tmich of the present talk of modi
fication, - 1 ' . ;
oil leases. . Ho bequeathed ii en
tire, fortune to-the state.-
O. N. ti. WON'T 1'AUAIIE
DL'MUNT, N. . J. Members or
the nutlonul guurd' rerusa to pur
nde .Alondny auylng Ihey will not
spoil their week-end holiday.
.Ranchers In Brltmh ' Columbia
plan to right a grasshopper invasion
by the Importation' or thousands
or turkeys. ; -
M;, Oakland, Cal. (.till. Sin-
tfov
N.ioke), 8 p. m., Evoready proffrum.
"HUm" from coinlo ope raff ; D-10,
1'flKrlnv' hour: 10-13. danco miiiie.
KUV, I'orllnihl, Ore. -IU1.5m-
HMie), 6-7 p, m., dinner concert;
10-12, fiuneo music, Aiulitiomitn
liutel, Herman Kentn's dunce or
rhejHtru: Curt Kramer, pianlHt.
KHJ, Ixm AmrelrH, Cal. 40ft..!m-
7-IUl.e), 0:307:itU p. m., weekly
vinlt, Queen Tliunla and Handmnn;
K-10, All Tlmea nltfht.
KI'K.V, lMidena, Cal. (itin.dm
fKHlke), 8-0 p. ni., Htar-Ncwa con
cert hour, Htar-NewH enflemhle.
- KTAtt,' Oakland, Cal. "(2:Mln.
J2.Mke), 7-7:8u p. m. chopping
- Tokyo Iioh more than one million
Mccntied blcyctcH within its boun-durieK.
urmture ivtth
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Use one tablespoonful of
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and apply with cloth. After the
discoloration has disappeared, go
over the erticla again with clear
water to rinse off all the Ctonox. '
Ask your grocer for Clorox;
let it demonstrate its usefulness
' in many ways to you!
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ILTIiTEflDW
VACATION ROUTE
Ton INFORMATION AND KESESIVA
--.1- MU Wl. IM (U t S,
J. II. Kl'.ENKV,
' Aurllt
I n (Simile, Ore.
LA GRANDE'S LEADING STORE
ANNOUNCES
- ITS ANNUAL
JULY CLEARANCE
SALE
See Thursday's Paper For Particulars
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store For 23 Years.
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hour; 8-10, program.
WrONEKIiAV, .II'I.V 7.
Armintnlii MaiHlanl lnu Ktallona
KOA. Ienver. Onlo. (A2l!lin
1):i0ke). C.-30 p. m.. isrown IoIur
string orchentra; 8. Reheiierman'i
Colorado orchestra; 8:1S. KOA or
cheHtra; JjincaKter Smith, bari
tone; Iris WilRon, contralto; Jeldo
Carron, uccordlonint; KOA oreheH
trn; i lurry F. Taylor, tenor; Isan
ceKter Smith, baritone; ' Dorothy
Milne, violinist; Ituth Hake Ponte.
pianist; Instrumental trio; Vera
Reynolds, violinist.'
I'U' lfic Standard Time Stations
KIT, TifiH Anceli'S Cal. (407m-
fl'Uke). 7-7:30 p. in., popular pro
pram; 7:30-8, Nick Harris detec
tive story; 8-9, program', California
Petroleum corporation; 9-10. Clar-
ible puttn Walluc', contralto; 10-
11. fihnrles lieaucJiamp. tenor.
KFWit, Hollywooil CM. (252m-
IfUOkc), 7:30-8 p. m., program,
Corduroy Tire b tor ok; 8-9, pro
gram, A. V. Shotwell corporation;
y-10, Itemola program, 10411.
itoinola program; 10-11, Warner
Brothers frolic.
K(;V,' Portland. Ore. 49l.ftm- '
flIOkc) fi-7 p. m. dinner concert; .
8-9, concert; 9-10, concert, vocal'
and Instrumental.
KHsl, Ixm Angeles, Cal. (40I..2nt
74lke). 6:30-7:30 p. m.. lncle
John und the children; 8-10. Times ,
ihf luxe program.
UTAi, Oakland, Cal. (2Q.9m
12.pike). 7-7,:30 p. m., shopping
liour. . '
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Words are funny. It used to be iJ,s
"drink, dnink. drunk," But now' i i
lt8 "drink, drink, drink, drunk.' vk.
CUMMER COLDS
- j are lingarinc and annoying.
SJJJjbT The vary first night apply
V VapoRub
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here's an
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Infants' and Children's Wearables
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Hrlnif us yonr films lo bo
tli'Vi-lopi'iI. We linvo extra
)irlp, so will have your ilc
tiirrs rilit on lime.
Qunlliy IIiiInIiIiik.
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Drugstore
Special Offer
June 10 to July 10
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