La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1926, Image 4

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EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, July 20, 192fl.
(Srmthe Jibmxxm bserfor
(Incorporated)
An Independent Xewspcpet
FRANK B. APPLEBT-
..Editor and Publisher
HAKViCV F. MATTHEWS-
..Hualaeas Wanacer
Published evenings, except Bundajr, lit Jsls Adacas Avenue,
La Graade, Oregon. The Obaerver-glar published ererr Friday.
Entered at the Pcstofrice at La Urande, Ortton, a Secona
Class Mall Matter under act of March 1. Ji71
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in also are reserved
' BUBSC'KIITJON KATES
Ujr Carrier
Daily, per month In dvn is
Dally, per six months in f4 a
Daily, siOKle "pr H:
office
CAT
Art lata mod-U aren't a baj
they're paioUd.
It'-aJ lovrna ar not made by nit
afraid l"at aome one rlar
r-ta ahead:
But antra r very one works and no-
IkkIj? sbirkx.
Tou can ratac- a town frum ilir
d-ad.
So If m ail? you make your pt-r
aonal atak?
Your n trhlxr maks one loo.
You'll bate tic loan you'd 1U
to m
For U Isn't the toun. it's VOL".
He 3ladys never let any o
but hf 1ri-nm k.M Ka.s-
to have any eeml , H- T
I frt your auowj ami jom haven't a
TesM-ber: -Ubo ca avaane w Haw-c to get any of H ba. k.
important itUuc we hate awar iJat ' "
did awn bae came tntndrrd
"SmSS"-- I PERRY PERSONALS
SURE MADE SOME CHANGE
III HIM, STATES If SOU
I
UUai.
Dally, per month In ad vail
VuUy, ptr six month in advaoce
Ihdiy. per year In advance
Weekly Obaerver-Hiar. per year .
Bhe inspecting the enraare-! 1
rinc he has just gi?a hvrtz "It's'
very much like the laxt ex.- J
PKRRV (Sprtal) Mm. N'.-plti
Comba. of I Grand. a l"crr'
vim tor Uut Thursday.
Mr. and Mm. Frank CWnian
had.
H-i "That's hl 1 mi
I pave ft to i made a trip to GrattUu last
AUVEitTIHINO HATES
Display, foreign. per column inch 42c
Irtuplay, local, per column Inch 4oc
Time contract rates oo application
OOP KI'KAKH TU MAS' "Our God hath showed us 1
a" lory and !:ia ffrt-atntaa. and we have ticard his voice "
We have seen ttiis day tlml God doth talk with mun, and
II vet h." Sh-uU 6:24.
Wif-: "You ihutk m muc-h !
your old roU you d&a'i era r-
uiDibr when we trr mirrW.
Hubby: Hur I do. !t was ih'
diy alter 1 tank Uk 3-foot ptnl
r
, w tons Harold and
y ,ouaJ points. They
lis Uftuully:: . .
Miks Blanch Martin Is vlrttinff
f rjr-DdU in 1a Gnnde this week.
I Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gray wnt
to Portland the laat of la.st wl.
, Mr. and Mr. Tonal Hansen and
Io left Friday
Vew-port aJid other
expect to be
iine off the l&jber
Well. iih us
"W'bere in ImII a a 1ov4
Miw WUnn Tliotnpson visited
The botiotn rirt-d i ba v her couMn. - M ra. Vernon HI mum. of
fullen out of the I Wxla rrl - O nde. one day the first of
tale boom. So it did bar- a tt-
torn! Mr. atnd Mrn. M. Murray wrre
" let-cent visitors at the Kred Pohr
If pTple ded fnuaa -prr tnum home in 1a Grande.
Hie fetnale of (fee st4ri mmtld j Mr. ,d Mrs. Frank liraden
e ions axu ua mtnet. j
MBelieve Mc I can Sure
Appreciate the Good
Health Karnak Has
Given Me For I Know
What It Is to Be Down
and Out," Says Port
land Man.
"1 tell you I here sure is wm
(hanff In mi' now from tlnve
months ajro, hut If J hxdn't jtnt
l n hold of Karnak w hen I did
ther micht have ben a different
ator' to tell. deelnres C'aud Wil
son, of 9C44 56th Ave., S. E..
Tori 'and. Ore.
"No man quits working an 1
nyn around the houa all the
time unlefw Ihcr is something hc-
lually wronc with him, nnd that's , cut
the roiuj to
iUFt the way it was with
continues Mr. Wilson. "Thr.-e
months ago I simply had to crive
up. but my wife sot Karnall for
nv and it wasn't any time till I
knew 1 waa
CO ery-
"When I tftnrled with Karnak I
dul n i - have any more Ktrtntrh
uiau a kitieii. Tliere were nalns
Merom mysttouidera and haikth.il
aliiKKt raiised me lo holler, and I
was in aui-h nirony 1 could hardly
bend over.. My appetite f.u tff
t.II I ale praetiealy nothing. hdJ
my whole xyHtem wemed shot to
pieces.
"Hul I have taken four bo1tbs
of Karnak now. and I jiiKt eat
anylhlne I want and don't ha.e
an ache or pain In my body. My
r-htire s'ittem seems to work now
like a smooth running enirine, (
have jraimd in weitrht. and my
wife says I look better than I
have in yean. Itelievc me, I can
appreciate good health now, for I
j know w hat it is to be down and
anu i can't thank Karnak
A REPUTATION TO BE PROUD OF:
25 Years of Successful Service to. the People
of La Grande and Vicinity.
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years
enough for puttine me in such
fine condition nirain."
Karnak la sold In Ia Grande by
the I & Drue o and all
b'dtntr drnpirifttH. Adv.
made a business trip to I-a Grande, Virgil Ijpv, of Hot Ijike. was a
recently. .. , j lerry visitor Friday.
Uertha and Verla Ucun were la j Mias Krma Turner has an her
Grande visitors one day laat'weck. 'truest this week. Miss Alma Lilly,
of La Grande.
Joseph Baxter ap-nt tho week
end with his wife at t'nion.
Arthur peck recently made-a
trip to Cove to vlflt his parents.
Mrs. I W. Hohrrtson nnd Mrs.
Frank Bratb-n were shopping In
La Grande the firnt of the weeK-
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Muth-on w-re
buslness visitors to La Grande last
week.
Mrs. Zareta Murray and Miss
Pearl Murray spent several days
last week huckleberryfng'.
Mr. and Mrs. George, llobertson
ind ion Morris spent Sunday on
the river fishing".
Mrs. Itoy Baxter and family re-,
cently visited Mrs. Nopbl Combs,1
of lya Gnuidc. ' -
Miss Golda I'ohrman, of Iji
Grande, nns a I'crry visitor
Fashion Notes
LONDON, (AF) A smart suuiJ
mer hat to slip in tlx; eout poek' t
and thin juniper sull of the late-it
cut carried In a vanity bag are fea
tured in this season's vcek-end
and holiday outfit lor women. Tim
vnirue. nf innlnrlnr and trlii -iii
the Continent have created a desire
to travel "light" and modistes havi
been quick to supply this "pock'-t
outfit" for the woman tra'o!lerv
The "pocket outfit" hats are um
ually of crinoline hound with group
grain ribbon. They crush into
quite a small compass and when
unpacked at the end of the Jounn y
look us fresh as If they had t ravel -
lawt led In orthodox milliners box.
we.-k.
Miss Lucille Ueher visited her i
father, Al Itehcr, here recently.
W: A. Moore and family
recent Ja Gr.indc visitors.
Miss KHzabeth Johansen Is vis
iting In La Grande thl week.' v
H. A. Itoblnson and family re
cently made a trip to Mt. Glen.'
Miss Opal Befekel spent the ww-Jc
end with her sister In La ttrand.Lv .
; What do people do who lack children ;uj an excuse for
going to the circus?
This is realtors' week in La Grande. Everybody's lest
tsmile and boosting spirit will be in order.
ItOOKT YOl ft TOIl X 1
Jf you waot to live in the kind oil
a lows . i
Uke th) kind of a town you likf, 1
You n-edn'l pack ywur vHtiticu in )
a grip j
And start on a kiDc, itiz hike.
Fur you,')! only find w hut puVt-i
lelt behind.
For there's nothing IhuCs really
new.
When you b'ame your town you
blame yourat-tf.
For it iMi't th- town, tt you.
When the new well stalls providing water for the city
there will be many sighs of relief on the pait of citizens
Mho have harbored a heavy hate recently for the Grande!
Konde river and chlorinated tastes-
Ri5 r
We did ni)t liavo the pleasure of hearinj; Dr. jMoore's!
cumplimentary icniaikK coiiceniing The OlmciTer and its
Institute at the final session Friday afternoon and there
fore had them brought to our editorial attention for the
first time when reading Saturday's paper. Although we!
appreciate such comment from so kindly and sincere a gen
tlenan as Dr. Moore, The Obseiver lays no particular claim
lo..'credit for the event it provided. Rather do wc desire
ithat credit to go to Dr. Moore and the other experts who
were so generous in contributing their knowledge and time
it umbo if. u iiwrKu tirl ti ruti n M.Vtil.
-" . .............. mi., vi. .in ui.ni)iv U i'lWliri, UJICV . ,- . , .
tor of home economics extension at 0. A. C, who selected! way' ,n,"rmaI Plaits of the
the talent and so capably planned and personally directed ;L"u fT1.' S.a "'
the program. j""" a 11 w'"
it. Drop in today.
Autographic Kodaks $S up
Kodak as you go
All roads lead to pictures
good pictures if there's a
Kodak nlorsg.
Lunch by the roadside
interesting views along the
STUDENT AUTOS
, Should a college utudent be allowed to have a car? The
controversy, on which various stands are Iwing taken by
different institutions, is raging more than ever. The state
universities of Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsisn have de
cided that the automobile cannot be banished from college
because it is a necessary means of conveyance. They seem
to think it is no more harmful to student life than it is to
business life.
Meanwhile two Indiana institutions, I'urdue and the
iitalc university, have forbidden student use of motor cars
just as some eastern colleges have done. And now the
University of Illinois follows their example with a stiongei
'arraignment of the college automobile than has yet ap
ipeared. Student ownership of autos, the authorities say,
has a direct relationship to their school standing. The
'Student motorists ale the poorest students and the more
use they make of their cars, the poorer students they be
come. The colleges say it is a question of cars or educa
tion. ' More paiticularly, they say, the posesssion of a car
tends to result in a constant and serious waste of stiulmil'sl
time; it leads to numerous accidents; it encourages viola
lions of the traffic laws by the students; and it seriously
congests traffic near the campus. Many of these objec
tions me convincing and a visit to our own state institu
tions indicates that the student auto presents a real prob
lem. '
Not all of the blame (if such there is) can bo laid at the
door of over-indulgent parents. Many college students own
motor vehicles, cither individually or in partnership, with
out the knowledge of parents. The used car market which
has put aged flivvers within the reach of anyone who can
scare up thiity-fivc to fifty dollars in cash has made it
possible for almost any student to jump into the car own
ing class. At many colleges four or five students, gills as!
well as boys, for a car-owning partnership, put six or seven '
dolars into the common fundand the purchase is made.!
Parents would have difficulty denying such a small expendi-'
lure even if they all knew about it.
Kegardless of t,e condition of the many wrecks that
Jire thus student property, the problem remains the same.!
JWost young people naturally picfer to play rather than
work and the more nppoitmiily afforded them, the mora
Unattractive the work apcars. Colleges are for educational
purposes. They have a perfect right to banish student cais
iT it hinders (hat puipo.se. And with cai-s prohibited there1
1'ie still many ways for students to enjoy life. Wc have'
only seen on.- college where we thought automobiles ..light!
lo lie furnished Wellsley. one or tbe big colleges for girls.
The buildings there are so far apart that transportation is
n real problem but it is one that the girls seem to solve
i-oadily with fast walking and cheap bicycles, lioth provide!
uxerciue that Is nut without vuluc.
Bfownin l up Kixfek Film tor wry
cimera and quality nimhing. If fou'rt sasa
looking for atrvict foa'll and it bar.
Red Cross
Drug Store
sue
In- '
liloonier Dresses
Arc 2 to 10
Sale Trices
JSc and $1.19
Disnmtin tied
Oxfords
$1.19
Rompers
19c
Hals
r.
Trice
All
Discontinued I (cms
Kcjrardk'ss of price
now on sale
2.")C, 19c, 79c, 9Sc
$1.19, $1.9S
Norton's
Kiddy Shop
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