La Grande evening observer., July 13, 1926, Image 4

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THE WAY OF LIFE "Hearken, O larael, unto the' ta
tutvs and unto the Judgmenta, which teach you, for to do
them, that ye may live." Ueut. 4:1.
I Much effort and time is being; expended by the patri
totic organizations of the county in preparing the historical
pageant to be presented next week during the, real estate
pmen's convention. It will be a very interesting and enter
taining spectacle and a credit to the legion, its sponsors.
PN07FICE
X j car
. VaKmu "HnVa your hort
eakr.'alr.
I AnanIlL' IMacri "You call that
hortcaker Take II out ami brrry
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Efficiency experta auy you can't
alt quiet- and produce profit. We
refer htm to artlat' , model and
the hen. '
I caa't afortl to drop It,
Anil I find It dimtn't pay
To do without my paper,
Hoantr, othem may;
I hatn to ana. my neighbor
To le me tlieini to loan;
Thr doa't Jiwt Mr, but moan II
Why don't you get your own'
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Mac I'm ainoklng a torrlble lot
of clgara lately!
Jack You certainly urc, If
thut'a one of them!
Safeat place In the world 1 in
church. Almost never doe u fut
al accident huppwi there.
' During 111 firm few day In
ramp tin- young recruit via tho
K'tim or no many prwtkal jokes
that he doubted all men and their
ntotivm. One night while lie wa
ou guard, the tall figure of one of
(lie offleer loomed up In Hie ilark
nea before him.
Who got- Mere?" lie ehalknz- I
eu.
"Major Moses," replied the offl-
Tlie recruit mvnleil a lu-w Joke,
"(lad to meet you, Mosc." he
"aid elieerfully. "Advaiuv and
give thtt ten eoiiiinnndiuenl."
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FDK THE I.OVKUJItX
Mo la all the world to, me.
Wbut would you udviau niu to
do? .
Beo a little more of the world.
WaxliiiiKlon foreeaMH bljr cotton
weevil erop for 1120. Why (nu t
S. P. M PAY
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K.VI.KM. Ore.. July 13 (AP).
If the public service commission
grants the Southern Pacific com
pany authority to subvtltuU but
service for Ua Interurban car serv-
Ico between KuKeue and Kprlnff
fleld. It tihould be with an undt-r-utandlns
on the. part of the rail
road that it will be under ob II (ra
tion to cooperate with the utate
In the 'construction of a new
bridge over the Willamette rlvr
and tho elimination of a grade
crODaing- In Hprlngfletd. in answer
to the railroad application that
was filed today with the commis
sion by the stuto highway com
mission. The highway commission neith
er favors nor opposes bus service.
It points out, however, that the
present bridge over the Willam
ette Is already Inadequate, that
Further. It is pointed out that '
whea .(he Natron cut-off is coin
pleted suid mafle the main line!
of the Southern Pacific between'
Portland and California ' points '
over which It appears an a venire !
of SO or 15 trains will run daily.
It will inako hazardous the use of
the state highway between Eugne
and 8pr.ngf.efd because the rail-j
road IntefsecU one of the mam
street of Hprlngf ield, which 's
part of the state highway. For-
this reason, it Is asserted, the
8. P. should be required to co(
operate In the reconstruction of
the bridge so the gradi crossing;
will be eliminated. There Is
contemplation, says the answer.
the construction of a new- bridge i
that would eliminate the gmJn!
hazard which will be even more i
urgent If bus service is put ou.
Staffe Company Wins
Case in Supreme Court
HAL, KM, Ore.. July 13 (AP).
The public service commission wil
lose revenues estimated roughly
at more than $iu,oo a year
through an opinion of the luiprentp
rederklng has been contemplated court today In w hich tt Is held
for the near future and that ;h;jthat automotive carriers operating
red ec king must be much earlierj under private,, contracts are not
If bus service Is allowed. ' common carriers, and do not come
A number of Baker women are in attendance at The
tObHerver's Institute today, as well as many from various mmti' wntists u-mii cium to cut
parts of the valley. The wide territory, from which the,"7' . :
attendance is bein? drawn is a distinct tribute to the talent
provided for the four-day sessions.
Iter hair looks like a mop hav
ing convulsions.
Tho only difference . between
Next week, from an mvenmng standpoint, is the most.c?' " - ' '
important in the venr for Iji CmnAa anA TIninn enuntv
About half a thousand real estate men, , their Wives and , Lana ciliement Uody
: families, will gather for the convention of the Northwest
Realtors' association. Never before in the history of the
city have we entertained a group that can so profit this
To Meet Umatillaris
I'KNIM.KTON. July 13 AI').
gulden spot of Eastern Oregon. And the citizens of La
committee of the Portland churn-
Grande are responding to every request made .by the local , h"',' 7'
board to see that the impression the visitors carry away is jJuly dicu uy umi mean
; most favorable one.
;thing for the city and valley,
H wiU be a big convention and a big M rTuJ
AN INDIAN VILLAGE IN '52.
Following the pioneer stories of the Grande Rondc val-r""':
from the MeKuy dam. now noa-
Ing completion. A urvey of the
W m,Uth ",A'..,..l.:u'"r.l. .r
; I0,uu acre, will he inudu hy thu
Icy, as recorded by the school children of the county, an', Tim 'now uniform of the Murine
article in the Portland Journal recently, auotina- the cx-'wl" be a "irlc "na4,' kh"k' wUh
,j L . . i" gmytoh tlngo. Holl collar will
periences of a pioneer resident, presents interesting pic-, bo worn by both officer and men.
lures 01 the valley. She tells of. the wagon train trip early
in ivo& worn lowa to Oregon and a day's stop, in the Indian
village of La Grande so known to the guides and trappers.
She says, in part: - .
, "We laid over one day in the Grande Ronde
. valley at a place the mountain men and trappers
,'called La Grande. It was only an Indian village. ,
I don't remember seeing a single white person
there. In fact, I think no white people settled at
.La Grande till along about the time of the Civil
iwar. While we laid over at La Grande, Mrs. John
fMacDonnld gave birth to a little girl, whom she
"named La Grande."
; A drive out over the Ginnd6 Ronde valley today would:
givej- the pioneer woman who first viewed it seventy-five
yeurs ago a far different picture. Tho mountain peaks.
fne timber-clad slopes, the wonderful atmospheric effects
thiil are peculiarly beautiful to the valley only these would
thetfind unchanged. The wheat fields, the alfulfa, the
orchards permanent highways, speeding automobiles, mod
ern towns and cities with their appropriate signs of twenti
eth century civilization these would but indicate the
changes that huve taken place in the simui of but a sinirle
life in Oregon.
And tho seventy-five years that are to come in the
year 2000 will some present-day flapper be interviewed in
her easy chair, with great-grandchildren playing near, for
her impressions of the Grande Ronde valley in the "early
days" of '2G? We hope so. And we hope as her strange
tale is read by a new generation, as it is discussed and
marvelled at us the youth of today marvel at the story of
La Grande as an Indian villniro in '52. that It mv
an equal inspiration to their hearts and minds to accomp
lish the unusual and to. pioneer anew even in the strange
activities of a future civilization that cannot be foretold.
BatKfhg Suits
Age 2 to 12 --Good Quality
49c to $2.50
Our Sale Going Strong --Why Not?
$1 to $6 articles in Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bloomer
Dresses, Rompers, Boys' Wash Suits, selling for
rw ..-....25c-. -49c9c 98e $1.49 $1.98
"-Get-VGW Wants While" You Save. ' '
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Infants' and Children's Wearables
MOTOR TRANSIT CO.
rasavnifer and Uraa nertnw
m;avi: 1,A tillANDK
Vor Walhiwa Mko, nud Intvrmeillate l'olnt I A. it . 4 P. U.
"i' '''"f I'cmlh-tiin II A, M. 4 . si,
, (Connect for Walla Wuilu, I'uaoo and I'ortland)
Uiw Hound Trli lUle.i fur Kumnier Munttu.
For Intormatlon, Coll MAIN 7, 8tu( Dpot,
WM .True,. fried and Faithful SM
M . Bite
, Thor Electric Washers IT jS
ll'lfl A B C Electric Washers ;U&
Western Electric Washers . . TPffi '
Royal Vacuum Cleaners lifiW jLS'l
Grebe Radio Sets i
il"5! Smail 'Appliances and Tans ' "llrUttjaP' L I i
Ibh Wc service every electrical appliance it jg? v5!
felon . we sell. VSf3S333ZJ&
SS See Our Display At The :
Homcmakers' Institute. i!SffS,j'-
La Grande Lil
HI Electric . Company , bM
im AAam Ayc' '
La Grande9 8 Leading Store9 1
July Clearance Sa
Continues in qprgain
. Giving Events
AU Men's itnd
Young Men 's
and Boys' Suits
at a )
Saving to You
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Hart Scbalincr
Clothing of style and quality only,
featured by the leading store, of La
Grande. These are all regular stock
suits in the season's smartest styles,
colors and patterns, made by Hart
Schaffncr & Marx and other high
grade makers of fine clothes, y
The styles are in single and double
breasted numbers with wide shoulders
and snug-fitting hips with full cut
trousers, in browns, blues and greys.
It will pay you to see these suits.
SUIT SPECIAL
This group of men's clothing
in small and broken sizes of
high grade suits. This is a real
money-saving - event for the
thrift wise shopper, as these
suits formerly sold for a much
higher price. Priced for Clear
ance at
$9.75
SPECIAL SUITS
Hart Schaffncr & Marx and
other famous makes, in broken
sizes of discontinued numbers.
These are good styles and ma
terials in conservative styles
and patterns that formerly sold
for a much higher price. Marked
for July Clearance at
$19.75
FLANNEL TROUSERS
i'W light colored fluiniels In iH,iilnr
pin ;lriw.s vut in smart alylr.s, full anil
-roomy. --Tliwe - are tlte foiiilar 'tronscrs1
for sport and otidng wuur, at
207 Less
NECKWEAR
Oik K'oi'P 'T imvolly nifUwciu' In
lln Mmson's smiiitcst colors. Matle wllli
nlfii-'H.i" IfjViitW 'oT' tfootr 1 VjUUIHy, !Hp "fn
lively siinmtfT t-olors, nt
90c
FELT HATS
rl'hfs UH of iiH'n'jt felt hats of Ktotson
and oilier hitfd urailc makes In most all
size of tlisconiHiiied iiiiiiiIm'th. Sonw of
IheM? hats originally wld fur $10,00. Now,
$1.95
HARVEST HATS, ' -
Klmlii Willi M-iwii vi'iitilatoi-s and KuKo
li (ml ir yirnvvs, udjuhihtu lo any sl4!, tvftli
lihi sliap. 'I'hrse aii Ideal for litest!
wami i lays. Specinl at
49c
Every Article Is Reduced
AT- -IT Store
la Grande's Leading Store Tor 2. Veai
the. Bo-culled automotive conimiasion today that (lie cot.i-
trunapoi tation act. Tlie opinlou,
wriltim by J::alice V-uineit. af
firms Judge I,. H. Mt'Mahan of
the lower court lor Marion county
in the case ot thu Purple Truck
Carnue ' com pan ariu ' others
gainst the service commission.
It was said at the offices of the
mission has no way to pay back
the private eurrleiu who liavn. paid
their fees, and that if they are
to recover it must he Ihrotih ac
tion of the legislature.
I i ' 1
Kodak as you go
This is -the store for the
Kodak you want, and for
ptclure-maklnff tips that wlil
help you pet results rlRht
off the reel.
Painstaking developtnir and
printing thul does your films
Justice.
KodHk.1 W up
HromilCH 'l up
Ked Gross
Drug Store
A new world's record or fust-
ing was recently set hy a Kuropvm j
w no wi-ni ut u wiiuoiu hmkI.
BABY'SCOLDS '
arc soon "nipped in the bud
without "dosing" by as of
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Gleaning
Fluid
Successfully Used At -THE
HOMEMAKERS' INSTITUTE
Other Oronite Products
Fly Spray - Furniture Polish - Handy Oil ,
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