La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1926, Image 2

Thursday, July 29, 192G,
Page Two
HA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The New
Japanese Lunch Cloths
See Them on Display Specially Priced
HILL'S
"A Good Place to Trade"
S i 0 Q
uiiiiw . w w - w wjvra u
ABOLISH HULE- W
OFFICE
CAT
, IWM ea
Ioctor aaya fsiijrue Is a
Mat of us do get sick of our work.
, NKW YOKK. July (AD
John W. I tart h;t .toim-d a move
iitent for alioiUion of d.-mocrullr. (
national ronveuiion ruls which jf RIYAI,
were largely r.ioniU for bin He decidedly bald:
ii-infr tnu pany s prcMj-mi;u c-m-
I K.
Hi rompU-xloo'a loo florid;
Don't know what he'a called.
Itut hta man or r are horrid.
did.no in 1S2I ir.xt a.l of Atfr
nitin or William U. McAdou.
Mr. rwtvia la onpow-d lo the tan
third and unit rui. 1U tut nds
to work fur majority ruir In tu
l:OS convention.
, thhers Art'
' His vk-un ar. In accord, partly j . .
"at h-ast. ith tho: of at bust 2m KwiHC h ldr hair bark wtth
dvniorriW national cojuoiiti-e " luinrwdtt injure, Uw tM&or
...n.iPd ... m.v . i.r.-.-vl Uitl Hm proprwtns- . of Ue ftlm
tlf m Iv.ft aj f..urinir iiiinnA
NVvr worked. In bU Jlfe .
That Is -asy to -, .
Yt tt J piln that Krftn4 5VUe
Jduvh pr-fr btm to me. ' -
turn of the rules that
lip the 1 f-4 convention.
The firm mow to aboil'.! tin
two third ruli- was mai'' by lyd
Ilerrinp. Iowa national rmtn;iit
inan. a McAdoo s,upirti r, la a 1-t-
studio. "I mould like lo Jartnv a
. to li ldar In your mo In psrtuivront-
IMiuy. Ik -vald.
- om ur an at1or?, a-krJ the
film man.
"Vw."
"Had any crvnt-rirtM'-e anln
nllltOUt BIHtk-lKA;"
A flk-kiY uf MaUnes fitotM' la the
ivjior cym a 1m rvpltl:
HAitnjr wlihoof awUfimi la
uhat bnutu Oh lKrt:H .
Many a utan nil- wlih Indul-1
p-nrv on the rfalid a bo bilfr- In,
Hi ot a ruua aad th-a t.k . him'
uvU to fivur out a way to baX
(ht- eot-k markt-t-
jjl Creation in SUk
A'-.'.'a-.C
KNIGHT
1L
COME TB CITY
orhfpinjr In a Utile old atorv
jhuiMinff. nt lpruct' tre-t uni V
ttVfimi-. F.vory Sunday thoro woro
it'dTiRrtitaiiunn too tanc to ! r-
'onttHlui' d. And mi. atihouKh he
had eon it h rv ipHni to cto
jhlH 11 ytam or v ;inr.-lluif work
land -au-r lUHii-aii In lUr l'-sin.-d
ho m-t ill ffii.iiu-kil u-d of ItU
eroKlntr fumlly. Mr. 1'ruti rould
jtmt r-it th- oppurtnriiiy to w rvi-
NVwa that NVIxon Knitfht, th-jhiH faiih. Hi Imni'dlaS-ty atartttl
urolw-rjark proaohr who garni. thrifty )niMinr cam pa I pn
ed hi t oiiv:rln In n uiomh of r - jajid -.r-..u-4 ih i-uurt li auv, ul
vlvut -r'ia li-r-' liurt lisr, wilijat uvnu unI h'pru ntr.-'t. It
rt-turn a -k from Sunday to Aa-jMfl throuirh his ffona that Mr.
luuii- thr- n rutar p.titurii- of thi- j Knixltt U-raio4 int' r-tfd iu iho
Clnirrh of ;od i jubilating liL! .a (imnd) pjirlsh .st winter.
roKp riv' pttrtshiat'-rM thus fc- lc. j ,
Mr. Kniuhl has ln consiMf-nliy mM oini, VI aw
aun-. jwfiil inr . ft piaAy wiiittH, .Jia.i ci ui
wochI to following The ralliuir
run list. lliniwjf a loifipr r for r
aiuny , ht- underatandM tiif
atiimd of ihr latMiriuir pwpi.
anil mi- tx th m on ih-ir wun
jrniitnd. i Siii-1 to luiv- ri -
c-i-l ihtlojritinil irlnin
Ihroitxh a ror n su nd - cuuw.'.
I tmMv From Uuia, Wadi.
I!- ron' to li rjmnl
-harv of a hiinh of tid parinh
With him ho uill hrinff hi wiff
Mother, Held Insane
OI(F(HN' CITY. OnvWuly 24.
(AI')Mrji. In.- Warn-a w.'a tal;. n
to lh Sal1- hop:ial Utto y.-su-nlay
fo, towing un -xamlnjttion ly lr.
Frank W. Vatl:r.. who found
m.is mi If riiiff from d int-ntia pra--
ji-uv, a form of inanuy. aii-ii tno
from...i lr M..IIur lr. M.Iumu liol-
itn, ;i. to d'-ath Tu l:y nltfht
jlinrlH Warrt-u, h(irtand Of tin
LA.n.n -.r-l.-.-.l I-.t.. Pil V
...... , ..,A1, -
pw-t lo .sl.li?Ji ih ir oom hirv
wiftiin a, w k or mi.
M' OittTB of ih nominaiiin j
lok forward to a quirk. nd '
Krouih unU' r thi-:r now paAor.
tiniy a lint utor Uun four
V'r tiM, the parish numt-ra
k-ou Iji. unj;r. jraiitn f riu n:y I
jtK-t-n niloy-l by tlu- Souihrn
laifit and urraiifr-d fir th can-
f th
. am.
rhtldr.
a-4 tMt-
two
I
Stars at 14
Running Again
Our New- Foundry in completed and in operation.
Our machine shop is temporarily located I in out- ware
house. We can handle Wacksmilh,.eW'ng, toundry
and .Machine Vork.
La Grande Iron Works
Smithing - Tool Steel - Shafting Pulleys . Etc.
its ivsTtxTinv Ti:tr.
.x. .d the m. iiilK ohip Tli.- H. v. ; SAI.KM. Or... July 2 t A!') -
.'ario A. 1-lun.m. r. first l. a.i-rjj, ;. Vt.-a. - fon-xtry insHcMP
Koahloo dmftnda nn.is and
more ailk ' for mttady. That i
why Ixts Atucl-a haa jum ro-"
ci-d us flrat ktiipload of i.k
for horn consumption in a n-w
cilk mill ail-rmuau lth.
aarny. Mias. iKjrothy nti--ry
ujm- a. $K0 batr'of ruw atlk
for a prdatal- ahH ah hoi
ott some of il-e 4.mput-d ma-t-rtal.
1 I from W. Mutton.
J. .. anI r.
in-spf-ctor or
f.r- ts. w ill I-av Sale i.i
aroompam-d hy l.ynn J.
ut Ihr group Of 'hiirri t,t tjo,
ftoimp.r. is miu a worKOr atnuiej Mrlaii l.
vn ni i niiKvoifin i uptiii f-j f,-ti-ral
uriivui. ji mojaiy of th littl t lo.i-,v
II-- naa a nass oi :a tw m.v f von. ititih r. d puty stat fowMp.'.
n rn .unont; whom ho ban nlirdMo Mudy various loL'trlnp ojwni
v.td fuiiow-rs. 'iion5. inohidin? th.- Hoot)i-K-I.y
Ctiun-h Ituili i op-rationa in l-tnc rounty an I
Claude I'ra.i. vi.u has s-rvM rs .sr.- lin lliscn ov.-ntions in ("u
mini..r mnre he ram- hr( twojifjil Orvtfon. for.lalion is t
ar fixmd h firmer i t Tii.1i-i.
Wurrt-a 4ut-ii ut only 14. Iut h- oi l
rid h-Hi.ic balled ne of the tIK
fTti 'hiHt)" ut in- tftinift a(Sun j
W.-trtri. it- Hi Kuiutajt City. Mo...
htf Ivn-u awui;ln-z t ratuH '
tdy iiiiKirMfi .-L iHrt iln-. He
rii-iiii tvMi iwu Willi Cham- !
taoi iti Tit.tt-it ih1 ouoV liupr !
rt-nt(y tas-d to th company hy
Hond Ilrfts. Work on th- nt w j
location will start about tlu- mid- i
dl- r,f A ii rust
PATARRH
I A bead or tiucat it QKially
tMnrn:d by th vapois of
WICKS
V VARORUB
Onr r Millie Jmn Ul Yrm,hr
UNIVERSITYof OREGON
(FINE ARTS MUSEUM)
BENEFIT DANCE ,
La Grande
Elks Hall
Tuesday, August 3
Star Novelty Orchestra
Singing Syncopaters
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED
50c Per Person
9:00 to 12:00
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED AD3
U your w-ijtht U (wo iwvnly .
A Dl you uaul lo trt thtnmr
Jud: an Mithout breakfast
And turx'l about dinner.
f ist! toe li
hips hlllUKif.
ip the roan who,
-It bflor.fr d
JM IS HAVINO KI N IN
H.OK1KA. He f,. ,nn ml
Mr. aiU Mr. Jun h. Tlraoir
wn, u( MlnarwU.
i-e thi stickpin?
to a millionaire :
"Who?.
V."oolworij V
We UHd to think we knew. 1
Hut no we must confess, . j
Th ior we know we know we j
know.
We know the l l
1
The nrractM-r. wtoo wife was
iwxttl for her htmtt-Kne. Ice
tiiriuc the suntlay Sahoo iH. of
Unialt hoii on politer'. "When ft
Hic f apl paHel lo ou,
la ait. tx'iw Ul.l tit t-4
hxtkln; otic, lie polite ami lake
Hie piKre4 one.' -
I mtu ine taaek row raune a land
ahi-ner. "I bi-t ilai'i lUe. may he
IMtH.lt! Ills wtftx ,
i ...
I Kh-- hsvo lo ha a shepherd
but a tro:tt la m ronir enoujrb to take
ert uf him if,
tr to Norman K. Mark. - New
ork national comntlUiniaa ( and
Smith supr-ort' rs.
Th- prrw-nl sy-stm. uadr
hie h apropi.inwa-l' one Ibtrd oi
dia;ata aru In a posatioa lo
;v'to th' bill ot lb oihvr 'two
rt'tird.' aaid Mr. I mvis ' la-Js H
!.vH to croup control to dk trica
J y a bio or bsoc.v
j u)-uin the rul of the okj
loriiy an-1 th-r- will be a tod In
j.ili i;ro iis towards anialn-.iioa.
j 1 aors Mayrtt Kuk-
j "i he pfint ipl- we should vsao
; i-i i th:; lite d Ufte; ane vole,
the auijot1t' of votw lo noiuia
ja!v."" i:j.m tw mlrs of lh.e ajulcnal
ieo.mniitte I-. ! w tnat ent ranee- of
l!r. umi iota the fifht iil bC
an lupaita;.! iffrct.
Wfvr mojjs iv uhii shut.
I'riS'lU.KTON. July 29 Al).
Coo dH tas oi eat-rn -woolen and
lexiu mlha are much' U tter thn
tnoev of trie, rast, in tht- opinion
tf t'hauncey Hthop. mancr cf
lb ff-odU-ton Woolen Mills, wbo
kaa returned from a trip to the
eaat. - riimate. labor, softness of
water and advantage of bein r
near lh sourer of supplws mait
these coadMiona. he taa. West
ern mills ax able Vo oaU a a
rtety of roods to meet iraoifdiat-.
trade demsnda.
McCoy's Puiu Weight
7 On Weak Skinny Men
HoJlows In ehe-k hoi lows in
th-sldrs nf neck fistntws m
c heart w h y don't you do some
into to maa4 -our-f look like
a re I man? .
j Mctoya Cod I.lvrr fil om-
pound- Tfcbifts puts on weigrht
where welrbt ts needed not ony
thai, but they bufld up your gt-o
rai haiia aad you rrow strong
er, morv energy lie and gt plenty
of ambition. .
-One woman rind 1 S pounds
In . ix weeks and If any under
wrftit man or woman doao't
ra pounda in daa wtin
Wof'oy's. Red iTosr lrne - Store
or the druKcfeC from whom thy
purrhaaed thm will ptsdiy ' re
turn Lhe purchase prlcr. i tab
ka 4 ornia Ak lor McCoy's
they arc suwr coalrd. Adv.
TOMORROW!
REMEMBER
I OKI! HIS1IOP OF I.OMM1V.
r. Win nine too Incraam. aha
will -.bit Amerirs In the carle
P lecture 1aCM
nahcrxtliea.
I Tf.v. 1 by liiIo bov-b !i nor
i An ounr
pound of wore.
i ptvi ac Jra'J a
J. ...
ROHCTT WINT.ATE. OIJVTIVK BONE ll tV-R ,
w
1
r
l. 11 I
1
1 We s 4 rood paint U . lew
pckTk. It jrurn a Incur av aa1
ppi4 nao a loc a awr if.
lhr arm ti p are wrobaiw4
fur paAit and o4L We emiM exis
Mil ine Other dewirch Jurwl i
kc waonry. hat m- pc-r to
nU lo Uk dim woo Mm It. oa
the wbosrgairc 4Hwmw piau.
I Jowl know wwtnec you apswt
eiate U or avw. bwt tm KMUiy ttka
as swaay swtie- fVuvn Iw-ct they
are aktn anuaa Sd or to sx-r
crca more fur lm-41 otl irwua we
are M-iltn K for. If )ai ooaM
tac empty Uawvd utl barrrla
anvnmd oar piae yo would know
i bat we hate beew ao m aw-, ut
pawit. TW rcnnr barrel. w-ew t
CklleU with awjuantanc. lsOo
l lu ooeac owl here ana svJk if
bad any ciifanr botler wUt
cotJtvT lids asW pwt waer with
ODWr rtirta Tny wvwsd sy as
an aw UwL theer wife wwatM
a totter Ilka that lo cui4. fruit m,
bot wv 1 aoer rasrrnt to aity
tnrmNhsaer. I hey haw Moptm m
ulrwjgc for that kwd of aateelal
hervi He aatre wheat yoa few ymr
paint that yaw ham about one
bait X your txnrj Irfu Inrw In
0e )ar from that time go oat
and ctaaamc the anwth Moo of
yonr Um ad If lha nwsnt Hat
aM rttrht past tt Wei-w omo Uwt eant
anri lm tt harm. We wul neaal
It to the dwm from hern.
Claude C Pratt
Lumber Co.
i
With only one day remaining, today,
the landlord's notice and move out-
WE ANNOUNCE A BIG
S2.50 BROWN SCOUT SHOES
Iioth leather and -composition soles, dark
brown double stitched muleskin tops with
half bellows tongues. f 1 QQ
Nearly all sizes at $ j
mm
0
$5.50 BROWN DRESS SHOES
Vebur calf tops, tanned a rich cherry red.
Blucher lace style, full duck lined. For
Final Disposal Friday, ffQ OQ
Per pair Ou.UJ
n
$6.50 BL.CK WORK SHOES
Extra quality triple stitched calfskin tops.
Ulucher style, with composition waterpixraf'
salts; built for hard wear.
Final Price, per pair
$4.79
Final and last call for the wind-up of
our entire stock of men's and young
men's work and dress shoes - standard
brands, all go at the most amazing re
ductions advertised in La Grande since
1914
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MEN'S $6.00 DRESS SHOES
Medium weight black kid tilucher tops, with
natural tanned medium weight soles. Near
ly all sixes. At One Final Low Q JQ
Price, per pair ' wO.Ou
ODDS AND ENDS AND BROKEN SIZES T
SHATTERED PRICES!
Canvas $3.50
Lace to Toe
SHOES
$2.19
$5.00 Comfort
Plain Toe
SHOES
S3.50 Leather
House
SLIPPERS
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16-INCH HIKING BOOTS
Medium weight cllkin tops full kice
styles. D last, army officers plain toe
model. Neaiiy all sites.
Per pair
$7.69
Q
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Regular $6.00
Light Calf
Dress
Oxfords
16-INCH LOGGERS' PACS
Heavy weight, leg strap style with double
stitched par. toes, viscnliitd. Goodyear welt
ed soles, thoroughly oiled.
Per pair
58.49
The newest and snappiest
models in the season's most
popular shades of tajrht tans.
$3.69
$3.89 $2.19 p
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forth hh I. Ihk -. . . . -
. . . . - - iw omm rrwwi Mara