La Grande evening observer., October 05, 1926, Image 4

Tuesday,' October 5, 1926.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
c?
lladSnmdr Jzbtmxvx bsrrficr
(incorporated)
An IwVpvsHVsM Wsnspnw,
rRA.VK B. APFLEBT .
HARVET F. MATTHEW!
-Editor and pobiUhar
..Busts 24Aavr
. published rrentr.es. except gaodar. at 141 Adams Area?.
La Oraoda. Ortgtra. Th Obrrr-fltar pobitsrte4 ercry Friday
EoterM at tl fotoffl at 1a Graa4, Orefoa. aa 8.o4
Claaa Mall Matter on4r act of Mareb 2, H7.
orrtctM, I'avf.r of vsiox covxtt asd the
CITT Of I.A GKA.V1E
MKMKKR AIM4CIATKD PBKH3
Thft AavKlatM PrMM la estoslvety entnf't to u for pab
HratJott or all iwm fjupath': cr4Heii to it or cot otnrwie
credited If p'lMlaMrd therein. All fights of repufcllrsUion cf
speelal rtlipa'rh.. in lka HPt and also tb local Derws here
in also are reserv!.
"" JIdSdCftlPTIOM KATfcji
Hf tamer
Iallr, Pr mon'h In a1 vane 7S
Lmlly. pr stx tnootna In advance. . J '
Lull, sis: cf lr
In
By MaH
ad ranee .
Dally, per month
ball, per six months In advance
lolly, per year In advance
Weekly OlMrver-Htir, per year
See
J2 .'-t
ADVEftTIHI.VO RATES
TrUplay, foreign, per column Inch
Display, local, per column Inch
Tims contract rales on application.
CITY TO ENFORCE
CIGARFT RULING
Police Chief Declares
U Unlawful to Let Any
Child Buy Smokes
CATHERINE CREEK
PERSONALS
flrl mjr II yar of ae- f?Un c 1 tJtaV JI. ..
Ratify; nt ffa ftot ! 5. Jt to atwf jt fr aujr p r
ntor tuB . riDa. X-coni of ! wd t purest cif4rr'.s ror..iui!i-
vita, X fflorf tnan $. Mr lean or.
than $- fin. or fYi priori. m-'nt in I vawUyr - A i- of nA mor
f th- toantj Jail sot more tha J -Jit tan $1 nor than Ji-
4yn or t-roth fin; and id prtaan- -
It n-n( n'' moat b i tripos. d in atii-
tion to th fin.
2, 1 1 is vnfawf'il1 for any minor
to amok.-. or in pc am' muon
A arry cn4uet4 Vy Poll" r proprietor or rnpfoy- j.,,, Wothy B-xatra lt
f-hvt flint. Hyr. during ih t- P-rr t-ry mn.ne for ivmnchaai.
baa rmai4 manf vtotafiww on IhMr prfrm,.. t Waah.. hr aiit w n,r-
of Orjfona c(rr-t Ua. mnjr of ( fvnaitr: $ for arb offTm. niai hoof.
ahirh are l-"-aua- of no luily ho-- j. Mioont rxfinc nj:ra mu--rt ! '
rfman'iiinr the jpatut-, h- twi from horn thjr oMa.n. ' J. "7 T:P-. .
r.iar.a ;d h-n i parent, thri;jrtfc 1 ' TfeurUr
throughout a Oranno. from r-d-j Ina!tjr: $5 for rtfuNkl to w ! "T Jarman. of Ham-.
irwry hwh. h,r, j ift'orrnaiion. hti6 at thr home o( hrr
varnn ar on a. lo th rfoan-f 4. Any offr fa!,nr to p-r- Mon-lajr.
fon loiiarco at or a. and h aaya 'orrn hl 'lu'r in connection j:h j J, K. F-Vorr ia h-Irmc Jf
fr. in rnanr caa-a fc found icart aa- ahall Jpiiltjr of a rii-k harvest bis thirl crop .of
"rta-ka of oMe-ra" from tvarta n.u4mnor. I alfalfa.
THK A. SOW OK THK COVKVANT "And an Ar.ff-t of
Ior'I rain'- . - . anJ n'J, 1 M n-v-r lrak f.y c'vn;nt
with you. Jii'lK-a
'j'horizinr rhilir-n to purchaa.
Yirart for th father. He la also
of th- opinion rhaf Mm of th
nildren have aruaf d th rood
'al?h of tha or d era hy purrhaa
r.f rlirarefa for thir own u. un
known lo either the atorekpr or
th p-renta
ffowever. cy.U-i Hajrnes d'-clares
that the prartir- of jriyinr a child
am order to buy cigar! la in if -aerf
a violation of tb- law and ti r
jert lo r-rlmmat procuMon. H
innda to a that th provirfona
of the Rtstf law, which ar jriven
-lovr. are tuUy cornp)d with in
1a Grand.
f larf-l law
1. It la tin awful to a-It. offer
for mi. fcep for aale t,t aj-iv amy
to any minor any cigar-', riaft
paper, or any auhntif ue thereof
in r on. (A mJnor i any boy
un4rr JI yar of are and any
Frank I,ahrop.
Vaesrort
' ".izad of Death by Auto Caininj When all the drivera
'"Fii-ive leatned drive, and all the waikera have learned to
Dceep on walking slowly in the Karne direction, and ail the chil-j
drcn have learned not to dash out from hehind parked cars.j
and all the fools who take chances with trains have leen
billed off, there may le a different tale to tell. j
; . - I
Engineer Regain
Health Quickly
ff'rrll-knouTi Portlmnd man
threatened uith permanent ilU
heniih. brought on by indite
turn and severe Uomach trow
blet. Tanfac reuore him to
good hentth. Gain 35 pound.
: La Grande and Pendleton are lwjked upon as the mo.iti
likely locations of the Eastern Oregon Normal School should "Kvorrone ifco
it lie approved Jit the coming election. ITie Ohseiver is not' dn', J wa"an
now concerned alxut where it ii to lie, but about IF it is to otnciit hy jny try
No matter what city is choaen, it will bring an educational': s r"ix Hnljneji.
Institution within reach of scores of young people and will; 2V Hunt bttet,
provide Oregon-trained teachers in our schools o that the' ''.'Jlvwork
benefit to citizens throughout this territory will le mutual., engineer ani ne;t
Every citizen in every part of Eiu.tern Oiegon uhould be-1 lc,relTt?i.nnw'
come an active woiker for the schixjl. ail dentr lor I'kI. the thousht of
I It wa.s a lerrnr lo me. Intene pain
for hours fallowed ratine. MyrtiKea
' lion fieenii-d holepsly gone. 1 grew
i scrawny and thin.
I "Klually nMKiihomusx'twI Tan
, lsc ar.d from th" n on I begin to feel
one utrornrsr, and my appetite reiornea.
Tarlac built up my strength ana
''. I galnfd 3'. Win."
. tiniizlDg Ionic, nature's own
'le from roots, barks and
.lly builds up ealt bod
- out causes of pain. Take
gularly. Auk your drug
. it a bottle today. Over 40
ton bottles sold.
I l'nallyr A fin o: not more Knnsc l-i'lrop. In
" t - -
A WEEK OF NATIONAL MOl'RNINO
If 20,000 Americans were killed and more than half
billion dollars' worth of property were wiped out at
.time and place, the event would Ix; mourned as a national;
.catastrophe wouldn't it? We as u nation would set aside'
a period of public mourning for such a tragedy. I
Well, such a disaster has occurred! Not in one time and
place, but due to one cause. For in 1025, 20,000 peraons lo.st
their lives, and property valued at more than ?",50,000,000
was destroyed by fire. This is not less tragic icicaUHe it was
spread over twelve months than it would be if it had been
concentrated within a few hours. j
i President Coolidge, in accordance with annual cu:;tom,
riafl proclaimed October 3-9 National Fire Prevention Week.1
JHe has set ft aside for public education as to the causes of
Jires anil means of preventing them. Cut he might better
have designated it a week of national mourning to com
memorate the huge fire-losses sustained by our country in
VJ25.
The figures cited nlwivc are based on the r'xirl;t and
estimates of the National Hoard of File I'ml'-i-writers, the
highest authority in the land on fires and their causes. ' Lat
est figures issued by this organization list the principal
causes of dwelling-house fires, in the order of their im
portance, an follows:
Exposure (including conflagration) ir.,047
Matches smoking. IlO.Kl.H 10
Defective chimneys and flues 22,7lfi;)8
Stoves, furnaces, boilers, etc 21,lj0,:;;!
, Spontaneous combustion 17,o;j7,l5
.Sparks on roofs 13,052,1 10
Electricity i,',7'.).i:,7
Lightning r 1 1 .iKo,r, (;
Hot ashes and coals, open fires 11 1 Id :',n I '
Open lights I,2s2.f; 10
Six of 'these ten thier causes .,f fires are classified by
ri.. i.:..r.. :
i iic tun-Li, insurance actuaries and other experts as strict
ly pieventable. The other four are regarded as partly pre-
vemauie. Hie question is, what Is fundamental and ef
fective prevention? Since we cannot build, ordinarily, with
fire-proof construction, caution becomes the greatest fire
preventative for the average citizen. Fires are pat tieulai ly
hazardous and likely at this time of vear. Constant cue
A1
T LAST! The perfect hose has been nui'cle'
one that combiaes gossamer--shecrness -
w ith practical durability hosiery "that' passes'
all endurance tester' full-fashioned and rein
forced with silk or lisle tops. Two excellent
qualities at
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP '
Infants', and Children's Wearables
'ftr-'iS f . 'Jim I) ,J rl . fey
will Help make this great annual tragedy
burden.
Ii'.'.s of a national
r -,"av 1
t-ate
m (.ruuilc
LimtmUuty I
THAVIII, IIV Mirroii Kf.M.F.
fur .l,'iiti
" luiker nml lltiK)
" llaaer only
IVlicllvMm . 11:11(1 A. .11.
') 1 m . on .
t.i;, A. ii. . i :3-. .,
n :i I',
. 8:.1 I'. II. - e: is .
Connedlnn at IVn.ll.ti.n for Wulin Walls. laco and lj
land: at 1'ortlund all points Mouth and Nmth
j': - t-a ';rntlM IhjMil I'lionr TUB
S.II 1ImI,i-ii riiair t ar Ntntfit
. sn?rf?W
C3p
aloadofF
your mind
What well dressed men wear--that's
style
And they're buying these things
here this fall
Cedarvvood tan. dusted
.blue, dusk gray in Hart
Schaffner & Marx Suits
and Overcoats of style.
$45 $50 $55
" Wc Are Exclusive La
; Grande distributors for
the nationally famous
MLJN
SING
i COMPLETE NEW
Heavy
ear1
STOCKS FOR FALL AND WINTER
.V ui?i-ii;wf.ir i
, c.Xnff.it. I'omc.
witli i-li.'d i-r
Weight Wool
inlrvt;ir fr real winter tinn
fn butt; lfeve. kiii) ankl leimtli
t-h. A vfiy
$6.50
iiniout ill
-no more worry about-
1
2
3
4
Ofi Ajfr Whm vouireiixrvvMrtold, vo Et S 10,00Oea".h,if
Vu own the Oregon Life' Four-Square Policy. A wonderful
thing, when you are itv, to have $10,000 handrj to yotii It
meam tecurity and comfort in old age. It meant a hnancial "cas
ing up" that will make your year pleaaant and happy.
Death f you die prematurely, you do not want to leave your
dependent! unprovided tor. Your four-aquare policy paya them
$10,000 cath immediately.
Permanent Diwhility If ynu are permanently disabled from
accident or dieac or an y other cauie .Oregon Life' r our-Square
Policy pay you $ 100 a month until vou are iitv veam old, and
at the age ot iitv or when you die. you get $10,000 caih in ad
dition to the $ 100 you have been steadily receix ing.
Arcidmtnl Prnth If accidentally killed, your foursquare po
icy pava $ 20,000 cah at once. Whether vou live or whether you
die, thl remarkable policy pavt you back in cold, hard cath, a
larger wm than you actually paid into it. It i the kind of policy
that actually take a load of responsibility off rour mind, l.etua
tell you how reasonably you can buy the Foursquare Policy.
vi fiil'I- ;irtiit'iit. in all 'rA'H ul
" OLher Styles and Weights of Munsing
S2.25 Special $2.23
!p-ihi.-i! wnirl uhitr nin)erwe;ir uf t;tnn
ii;ht hi :i;! tn .! vvi.nl ri,r, roinew in nil
: ii-.-. ;i fittintc union suit, that will Maud
tli- laundry nicely ;it
Medium Weight Wool
Mtiiixiiiuwvur KiiriiH iit.s in 11 tiuiMiInr weight,
wiih closed trntfh. l.mi: .sIopvcm and ankle
!iii:tl). A i.rf-ct fitliiir.. kmm1 wear-
55.00
$2.25
$3.00 To $9.30
$1.50 Special $1.30
An .11 c.Uoii union suit articularly fin f..r
fi-ll wvuv in a indium weiuht. This In
an i..t t'litfnnally yuod luy in u very criceaMe
war ra arntciit.
$1.30
'id,
mm
- WJrv-.
The Florsheim Shoe
for the man who cares
It's value that counts, not price. Flor
sheim Shoes will satisfy you from the
first to the last day's wear and will give
you more days per dollar. Go out of
your way if necessary to get Florshiems
you know they're good.
Most Styles $10. Some $11.00
A
N..K. WEST & CO.
The Man's Store
,:il. SOV
j of I Ills
1 I..M .-. k
:ur Sin:t !.
I mvl
'lll
i Mrs.
The Oregon Life
Hal
Just mail
the coupon
square policy
takes a load off
your mind'
h. L. HOLMES. District Manager
On icon Lift lti-iimiif Co.
ltlr ni I :l'riiili sini'i.
I'liriliiiitl. (iri'itiMi
iaiilli'in'it:
Piffle iitMil im lllMinl iiliKn
I Imi. fHHtkli-l eIIiis purtnnliir
f )iir ruurMimrf PohM.
AddM-H -
Asr ttfitNiilMti
(;.ir'lnr. ai! rtsidt-nts
i-in for nnnn timi'. b'ft
1 till Iran'! and wairond
-ii Ou trun n lii-r th y
t t-i ..Mat-. M'f. l-a It
irr;mdd:iui.'ht-r. l-'ayo Hundy.
lollt'W later,
iind Mm. W. K. Kt kl- nn4
an.l Mrs. W. K. (in n r'-
rn- d td t!i.-ir home ln n last
. k fn.m Sptinirs where
1 y M ii' ii'i'i'iij lr a wek.
ii v r- i-iirl a fine
Mh .ipl-a IJuHie!:. of iukr.
(if ) lit rt- v tu r piir. nts last
- k tnd.
Mr. fii.l Mr. I:. M It.mn.y r'
i. d n. w h k t.f lte d ath
In- t.-ti,. ,- ,t U.muiiham. Wasli.
iNuint y n s; y. urs n!d. II'-
vi , 1.4 m . It ,i:nl l ,t -r.i1ily know n tn
Ihts r--i tmii.
t -h. r flnd-v ivit- .I at Hi
l.t.m.' nl i;i Mit. s Sunday aTter.
!llltl.
(,. ! 1 :n. , Km d K'tmd.ihl fln
ifdit d h:irttni an til erop
n( (inlKim Lot k. Unt h art
in in I nf t ii lii V and plrli
club h. ie '
Mi. mud Mia. A1U 1'hUtta, ul
North Powder, and M
Hoy Horde and 5011.
(irande. wen- visitinc
of W. K. Phtlllpn 1
and Mrs.
;i"ti. nf l.a
lit the homo
f Sunday.
last w
Mr ft.
to
William SwilTtT Was lafc. nt
Ht.t Lake for
k. !,-
Alvin Mason, of K.
was u Ftinday nue!: at the
of hi nncle. .1. 1. Vore
n n Slniiflahl in hau'dnir
from the hllis fur his winters use.
Mr. Taylor moved hs family
from the Hall raneh to the Suntiy-
tM-ook ranch on Little rrn k
treatment Inst
r manv frh-n.i in.nn r..w
Vudey. 1 hr spee,y recovery,
hiiine I y? Kl ma t'uslek uneiit Hut nr.
j'li'y and Sunday with her parents.
w ood ' . ,
Saturday.
IV
W Idle t!lt, ,OIf called innns
Itest frl -ml, any fur-coat Xcitrlntr .
i iiniuml is favored hv women.
last 1 .
Kdvnlm fill.. hi1
I
fur
the Ubsrrvor
KeSllll-J.
Want Adds;
Mr
Brand now
licensed
FOR SALE
Chrysler GO. Never liecn
Never run a mile.
DUICK GARAGE
La Grande
1 41 (irando, Orcuon