La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 07, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, October 7. 1926. Ptp Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thin Si ! ICadSrattfle gating bserber (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBT ....Editor and Publisher HARVEr P. MATTHEWS.- ..Business Manager : Published evenings, except Bunday, at 1 41 fl Adams Avenue ; La Orande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Postoffice at 1a Graado. Oregon aa Bucond ' Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAl'KR OP UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OK I.A GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news disputches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatcher in this pupcr, and also the local news here in also are ruserved. " SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' liy Carrier Dolly, per month In advunce Daily, per six months in advunce...- ... Dally, singlo cojy .. .... By Stall Dally, per month In advance . Dally, pur six months In advance....-.- Dally, per year In advance.- - - Weokly Observer-Star, per year . 75e 14.60 60 600 2.C0 15.00 12. HO ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch.-.... Display, local, per column inch.. .c ...4Jo Time contract rates on application. KNt.All(;K.MH."i' IN THK l.OltlJ "My heart rejnleeth In the Ixjl'il. mine horn Is exalted In the Lord, my inoulh Is en-liu-gori over mine enemies, because I rejoice 1 nthy satvutiun." 1 Sam. 2:1 School of Music Violin Students Play in .Recital Jim library auditorium wan fairly well filled with interested parents and friends I ant evening when several violin students of Jyt o Cullcn Bryant were presented In recital by tho Eastern OrcKon school of music. It was the first upnearance In public for several of the young muslcluna and al though they were a little nervous ut the beginning of thuir selections the entire, program wus well rend ered. Ma. -pa ret Milne opened tho pro gram with "l.qve in Idleness" by Mae Heth. after which Cleon Cald well played "Scotch Airs" by Har vey. Kulh Swart played the valsc "Merry Widow" by I.than. I SevlJl Pratt played a waltz from' Fault by Gounod, Eggta Blanch ard played "Mazurka In O" by My itis ink.; Jennie Nielson. "The Swan by Saint Saens and Bertha Hantr, "J.i Porme" by Drdla. These girl are all advanced vlo. tin students and their part on the program last night was very well given. As a closing number Mist Pratt Miss Hantz. MIks Hlunchard. MIhs Nlelson and MIks Milne played an iinvinlile number, which was per haps the most Interesting purt of the program. Their harmony was excellent and their lime good. The number played was Value Op. 188 by Danela. Mr. Bryant accompanied tho students at the piano. Why the Yaquis Are Fighting -Li week because of the teacher's in-! Istitute. j Mrs. Mary H. Geer of l,a Grande has been visiting here for the pust week. , J A nm:ill .pxrty or rove women gathered at ihe home of Mrs. Kdna f.'onklin Friday evening. She Is preparing Xo leave for Walla Wal-, la. Wash., wher she will make; hr home. A reception was given Monday evening at the Methodist church Tor the new pastor, the Kev. Alice j Payne. t ; A group of 'high school pupils rharlvaried Mr. and Mrs. Joseph! Seagraves ut their home here last j Wodnesday evening. J Mrs. J. W. H oat son was visited by a number of friends Thursday evening, the event being her birth day anniversary. Mrs. . K. 1-awson. accompanied by some friends who have been her house guests, left Sunday morning for Portland, where she $4.95 SHOE SPECIAL $4.95 CLEAN-UP OF EARLY FALL PATTERNS AH sizes of broken lines. $1.95 N. K.West&Co.Inc. La Grande's Leading: Store For 25 Years This ancient cnurch and reclining plaster saint are the Indirect cunen of ithe rebellion of Mexico's Yaqul Indian tribes. Every fall the Ymrjis make a pilgrimage to Magdnlena. In Honors, to the statue of San -Fran-, Cisco, shown above. This year the government refused to let them- Ko J they're on the war4ath. hunt- It's all right to pray for rain, of course. Uut the peopls who have been praying for rain in Kansas lately are probably wishing they hadn't prayed quite so hard. Let the gloomy dean rave on about the imminent disinte ' gration of the British Empire. As. long as Canada, Australia ; and New Zealand refuse to take him seriously, Uncle Sam ': should worry and add a wrinkle! convention us one of On (ton's dele- ! left curly in the week nn iguun. jiin HUHunna ueui, a l.a lug trip to l.rwlston, I.lu. wi-anne, primary tearlier. spoke on "Primary Kiineallon in the!, ' "' 1'ov' Alle.1' 'ayne. of Hi.' KaM" at the second session of the 1 l,lh011 ls' Kl'--o.al ihurrh here, primary department. j lur'hilst'd a new coupe. I'rniw SiH-aks II Ins ' Doris Neptune, one of the f'harles K. Kranseo, mi udvunced hiEli school teachers, recently critic teacher at .Munmoulh. was lioUKht n new roadster. i,m niivuner lUT I lie inicrillcil 11UC ; ', iiuu uiiunceii tirraae session. j "The Problems of Discipline" were discussed by Harold S. Tuttle, tit till, I'ltlix.raitu ..f ...... I... Hints , the case of llowman- fori. lho ' -),ool Instructors!1 '"rlday luncheon ulvcn l,y .. . r cunii.i.ny n-,-ainsi Mr. Tuttle holds the only chair of "' Woman's clul. at Hi l inn Olivine; neen continued unltl methods and moral training In the I'tilldlni; will no! ,. "' . istale. Ho wjib called to the etu iriais arc sei mr nexi'WCCiv. REYNOLDS IS ON WITNESS STAND K'ontlnued from Page One) prob,yly will be conKumed by til" ftt-ynolds case, (.'. . Klnn's three i 'ove chaiitautiuu festival will opi n Oct. 9 and continue until Oct. 14. Tickets went on sale Monday. school be given this All Good Coal May Not Be ABERDEEN But All Genuine ' ABERDEEN . Is Good Coal Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. Phone Main 17 will join Mrs. ljiwson, who is shipping cattle there.' ' Mrs. it. I. Barker relumed a few days ago from Salein. where she has been a guest ut the homo of her son. ltay Barker, for lho past six weeks. Mr. and .Mrs. It. II. Hanlel re turned Saturday from the state fair ut Haleni. George Hill. of Hansen. Ida., und Mrs. frank l-'oskct. of Sunny- side. Wash., were over night guests at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. : 10. Anderson. They were on lh,.r way from Hansen, where Mrs. .0s. . ket has spent the last month, fo I Sunnyslde. where Mr. Hill will stuy: j this winter. i Arthur .Spnthe. of Clevelun.l. ;ohio. assistant editor of the f level lund News, arrived here Monday : to visit at ihe home of his aunt, 'Mrs. Heleno Lincoln. CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS Age 2 to 12. M. Brand and Vanta the best on the market at $1.50 to $2.25 Once tried, always used. they don't shrink NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Infants' and Children's Wearables Viw Set Beginning Monday, Oct. cmhi'H have be before Judge IS. five n Nchedulcd for trial Ore- J gon university from the Pud Tic ; university this fall because of his. , success with that course. In tin add i-ikh fin "l-'mlu- u " Miuuien. and fure" lll nfl.rn..,n Mr. Tut. Elgin and Inibler posts of the American Lojrjon have of- unvd '"Liat" k a 1 1 o'lTai" i.ai,ic "L i!1. ;dm'i"!0"i'1 ,ad! fered the local organization financial as well as moral and "Buinst i:. i:. Miinr, on which-,,,,. 8 t.hallK(li 'mld ,,,,, bl. ,.., physical support in its entertainment of tho state conven-p;; of the need- lion in La Giandc next year. That is community coopcra-! versed i.y the mirenit court. 1J After an invocation by the Hev tion of the highest type and is evidence of the fine spirit ""faH,,-" wmiam t.vosi.y itos. i-n-i.ytunun the former sei-vice men of those two county towns. Union ! d.re'd m r to ,.y the hnnk'iu.." !.TuTnirnlsh!.'dK.nB.s'"0 has also oiiered to neip oy sponsoring beneiit dances in." V ... v . """" haum -i community sim-inu. The U.f , Tl, IjunAn Arinuanllnn . ""d ''L J"h.n. ' Importance of an Incutca- Her: 'ochran undertakinsr but wc predict an outstanding success with this aiwrhard. t' piaimirf. .... .j. - i. i iL .... t Demanding ,1 and outside uiieix'si jimnuig inu uiiuns aim ciunusiasm ui l,ix from Apm Grande members. - tion of a derinlle mental knowlt'UKc' Htore of fundu- WUH 'llipliUKi,. Interest ,.() .v K,,,,prinl..ii,l..nt Tiip.w.i- tl.iu iiii-ncr is iMuiiiuii in u nun Hgaini Henry T. Hill. LA GRANDE'S NEW HOTEL. ine announcement ny-inc roiey Hotel company that m i.1 ...in. !...: i . i ii ..ii.. i i r f uicr win uuuu -t new una luuruutjniy niaaern even-ujy-t. 'a ' - r,-sn um-ir in three phases, Mr. hArA ..V .,.. it.1. !i C lLt 1. L.. J Ulll (JU Ii; ,v. jiudci iic a i, yvui uu uiu sue ui men piesuni, prupei ty is re- 'nmngea to a enr ceived with cratificition by the entire community. The no nf t10 '" company need for a new hotel in keeping with La Grande's growth Is nlleged to have Ices as cook on a furtn, Sadie ,i .... ..... . n. . . ....... WW Ua ii ml iil.u.ir.-.. nr...o. .-. v. Trial will be Oct. nt..ttrtn , .....,.i,i, h.i..'i. "?.,i'r.k '' "u::?cK r zhK: "" providing .i.,:,,,,,,!! nppenr for Hill. , Th ,;,. Turner iv tilti I nod recked when , .i.. .. .j .... craHh'ul into .. .... . .' whl'o tho nlulntlffB diiuirhter. , , . J :.. i.'.. r u..- i t .i- i, i''" ucieiy KO muck 10 uiu wm- . . ... .leli-luc ia Irt I... Il.wl Thi, ' last lew yeairs, yet the investment required for a really ade- t)ctt 7,. (-0chrUn & Kberhard quatc building has been so great that action has been dc- m iiapperneifs attom.-yn. layed in brinrf., it to a focus as a coninumity project. i SlZ'Tlto ' A ., n;4 ..i r....i i.. :.. i : i.i.. i i iii t v.itj' u u u in Luutiic in iiuviliK UlU jnTilllt'lll Sllivutl company. .. . by one of our own hotel companies. Sentiment in favor of ., J' 'oy'', " n" neaiiwt . , . . , ,: , ,K. Xundell. oh which a Jury di.i- a new hotel has been crystalling for some time and with- aitr.ed inst i.-rni. win i.e re-tned out doubt a community project would have been completed "1' " counsel w:ii . . . VT .... . 1,' t'ochran A: ICIierhard. Zun- m the next year or two. Now such action is unnecessary and deii s uinm & wriuht. the city will have a hotel of which it can be justly proud,! """ 'H'",'i " of enihelczle- Martln I I n v7 mimum&Mm . mmDitiMorowQ (hmtortauy Safety , TRAVEL 11V MO'l'Olt STAfiE Iave Im (iianilc Tor Joseph 11:00 A. SI. 4:110 P.M. " " linker nnil lloisc :!5,V)I. - I ;:, . ,, " " Hakcr only - - 5::l(l I'. .11. " " I'eiullctou - 11:00 A.M. - 3:11(1 I'. M. - H:I51'.M. Connection at Pendleton for Walla Walla. Pasco and Port land; at 1'brtlund all puinls South and North. Ia Grande Depot Phone ?0U All Modern Ctinir Cur Slaves. I -.-hi con- stirijeoii. n Kdiuir,.. ...:iu r..;i:i .'.. iu..i ...:n i. n iuiiuuij n.aa iin.iiiin.-n mill, vi ill liuutu 11, a CUIlllllUIll ly Ccll-i jirnseclltlna a charRi ter in manv resuects. a structure thnt will Im nHoiunitn fur tho' m wrainst m. i: fi-nvolinn. m.l.lic ..rl f,. ll.o .,l ! ..r f.v.. ....... -'raclnr on Walter l.clsmnn's house. fcsslon ... ... ,,,, ,vy. n, iuiiiiiimum luvtlll Ul r.ttflLUI II lM ...t for ,)... (l,-,.,.,. 1 1 Jl risen OlCiJOIl's largest City. I will defend Martin, fail (1. Helm. The new buildinjr will have the ideal hotel site in thel;,'I",t,r.M ""'m' ''i'-'' '' city, replacing the present Hotel Foley, and it is the intent! : of the builders that it shall possess all the conveniences and'. M 1,1 ""'"vr h" ufrt,r,l 1 . .... . , . v,.v. $, (.me tn any licrsoii who can write facilities lequned as a community center. It will occupy a an nrtieic cnvineiim- un inierna-sixty-foot frontage on Adams avenue at the present corner l,'1';t'"l,.l;'",.,l,,' h,, ".VJ, V.V 'jln-tM'"1 ' and will extend back eighty or ninety feet with seven stories j ' "' ' above, according to meliminarv nlims Tin. iBninininn- tin-oo. ,'n,M ",rv nr contaniinuicd ! . . . ... , , . , .. s ei.ntiiiH with the white man's clv- story liontage of the 120 feet on Adams will be operated dur- iiisntiun. ihe .mus were the nn.st ing construction work and will be used as an annex for over-' h"""h '" ,he wurl''- r ... . iii n.i . cordlni; to Sir V. Arbilthinit ljiue. jiuvi ii-(uiiciiii'mi.s inter on. ine capacity oi the entire nted initish structure when comnlcted will bo minimi ir,i n Kt:llul. Thn ,,,. w ill 1 o,l .,. r.... l.. . .. 1 . ' " u,l. SI,,I" """ ',",l'"-'i l " " woiu .utiiei nil luitui iutiu.sts ine I'ast riscul year, stihl rau, rut without stores or shops in the lower floor. Provision will hi-"" h""1'"" nl r,. I, i I I i . ., v,ll,"'l ".re than a million d..l ......... no.. ii nit- nunc nuu iiiiiiiug to ine new iar. building when giowth justifies such action. I The now hotel is but one of many important lmlepen(lent pilone ments in the city that arc forecast for the immediate future.! rn,,.nli; lf,.,.j It will be an important community asset in the event the new I C omPOniVS M el fC(i normal school is located here. The new railway station, which j m aush kiTm i lire oc : it is rumored is to have a place on the road's building budget AI' I'lin-has.. 'f" telephone within the next two years, will complete our facilities for """ k "r f""r "'' "r"K"" I if i i- ,i . . . l' lyJl eolnpalil.-s InvoMlii; a tiltrollllate- handling a public that travels more and more each year. Tho 'v .i;i,.. worn, r p'operVy. new armory, in addition to lmividintr tni:ii'tiw r..i- ,.ne .... "niu.utiee.i here today. (..ml .nine.l no it ..ill i.l 1 .... ... I ' n,l, r t Ii Is t , ,fer 1 llii rl . '" i",,,l"-' iacc uir many gatherings of Marhii,i,i aim aeiiMiies ol the county and city that have been I,..,., ' flcniiwl ill' liiiiitlieoioio,! Will. l... I.. i..i ... -ii !:l " ... eim me iuhui ii win men evetv Hall. pri sldi lit of the oils and I'UIIV Ti'lellllone emu. my. and Karl V tlal.s. II sup- rlnl I.,,I ,.L , .... j iciiuiiemeni oi an active, progressive community iniisiioru r. i. phon,. eouu.aiiv. I;a (Irande's realization of immediate hotei needs has rl'Z Z tu , resulted in similar mnbitions in other Kastem Oregon cities " '"" and the m, mi. ; liaker has already announced that a hotel project is under Zi th"'! way though the structure is not advanced to the kI.-io-c .f " t. i, pi,,,,,,. ,. Teiear....h certainty, rcntlleton has felt the need t,f lHtter hotel ac-!' """!'' "' t:rov" coiiiiiiodations for some time, parlieulailv with tlm cmuil,' I.'IW -f ' td! " i un: uouiiii-t 1 1, aim a similar eiuerpri.se there can be ex pected within the next few yen's. All of which is commend able. Kaslein Oregon has Ik-cm liackward in modern hotels, and although the supply might readily surpass the need we nie sine mat the three cities or this section can well afford TT and properly support modem accommodations. U Crantle's '.'.rou".h "ILuT JZr::. ehools in Oelrnit. Wiiiu.ika. 111.. early next spring will be watched with particular interest and ":UZ! vZ of ucudurnlc Isolation of hn yeurM aKO but we must Kuard lest the ttchoolK become a huttb-Kround for hocIiiI rcfornnrs of today tn Htetiil or the triilnini; Nehoul Tor social prophets of tomorrow. The New Ourriculum "The new curriculum Is the sec ond KTrilt pliUSe of the chilllKe. The true end of the teacher should be to ctriet a w ell-balunced courne through all that Is offered, n-utem- ; lieriiiff that he Is training not a mind, a body, nor a soul, but u: man. "The third phase Is the nw pro- J f education, that lias In Uu- last few years of . greater technique. Formerly. ' people used to drift Into education i Instead of Vlioosiup and preparing i to make It a lire work. ' "You as teachers can do nnth-j Inif more pott-nt toward bringing ' about a better condition for nlu- I t utors than to cultivate and main- ' tain ll rt-al profrsslonal pride." Superintendent J. T. Longfellow, i of La (irandr schoob s, talked to the high school we ton this after-! noon, ihe other two speakers be-' lug MIsji Ileal, for the primary, and Mrs. Culvrr. of Monmouth, for the intermediate juid advanced. lllH-rlmnl t SHiik . "The Kastern lr-gon Normal Sehool" will Im- presented In an buttles ii ml other Junk 'address by I'olon It. Kberhard at 3 : 1 5 o'clock this afternoon. The day's p rot; nun will be conclit-bd with n talk on "H.-alth l-'ducatiun" iiv Mrs. Marie I'unueMy lUirrinic ton. dli-cctor of health education In lort land. Mrs. Harringlon, w lu ll ishe adilr'ss.-d the joint I'tUun ami Wallowa county institute here last ,yt'ar. was Miss t'onmlly. of I'ort bind. ! I r. t 'arl (i. iton. y. pn-shb nt nf WIMuinettc itnlversily. at Salt tn, will be the principal sptukT Fri day morning. His address is s htduh d rr o'elork. K. I. I'srlton, seer'titry-tr-asiir-er. of t he tlnxon State Tfaeliers association, will speak at 1 1 : t . a. m.. on "Nov I'roKrain of the As surlallen." Tomorrow afli-rtioon's prnru'in x ill opt-n xx It h an addn n litb.l 'nel,gi,.Biid'. by M. Ft xxoiwl Smith, of t. A. i.. am! nfl. r t lit- dt parl in nta) itn et inns, xv lit clos'- x it h an aiblress by V A. I'lr.f)l. prlvalf st-crt-tary to ;v- rmir Waller M. I'b iv. M isj Mai-I Duty xxill brills a ne'Cetjige from the state litrar ut the closing session. All of the delicious, nourishing cream is left in the fresh dairy farm milk that supplies Carnation condenseries and is blended in so smoothly and evenly that Carnation is creamy-delicious all the way through. Use it for all milk needs end you'll enjoy its finer -than -ever taste. Insist upon it at your grocer's. CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO. 474 Glisan St., Portland Made in Oregon 24 Years Carnation ccmes in two sizes tall and small, for your convenience and for greater economy. M,r- VJi V rnation Milk "From Contented Covs" (JATHER HERE IN INSTITUTE (rnntlnucil from Pspe One) delution is especially fortunate and the building nieratitins early next .spi intr will be watt hed with mn-t ielll.te i,,.. I I V . . ""viral Hint ' n. Miiwnn mi, I I'lilhi.l. I. xynn general well wishing by a great majority of our citizens. """ "nJ h me x. COVE PERSONALS rtiVK, tSp.-ctal) - Mivt Th. Ima Andt rson has r turned to h. r hitnif h-r nftfi- a Irlp to Tarmiia Hlid Srallle. Wifth.. xx h.Tf U eonipaiii-t tor aunt, Mrs. Litd.i MHt.r. of In ion. Jvitu Uitclivll auvl iAiivy Lu liuckhcel Slioes arc there at the finish! Depend upon any Buckhect shoe to give you more wear than you could expect of an ordinary shoe! Full yrram leather, specially tan ned, a product of the finest boot maker of the Old West, Your liuckhcct Shoes will be good for lonjr periods of rough wear after they have carried you through the lifetime of the average shoe. Select here the type best suited to your work. Enjoy the extra service Buck hects give you. SJ..9J MEN'S WEAR Money-Saving Cash Store For Men Corner Adams and Elm La Grande ; ' -Wf -31' Do a Week's Wash FREE We enrdially invito y,m to nexx- Meadoxx s, 'Mir deimtii.sir.iii.r c;ni sh you'll ever need to kimw aim The nt.teinentn iiiitle aim uiua-,ii)K and as s.didlv ha able. . Vim have the fciiarantee im' turinir I'ompany, nne of the but the Kuarantee t,f the Meadoxs. Our ieii.i.i ,it(, rh.me us Inlay. A xxeek s easy terniM fr tlmsn w hn ui nexv Meadow to their home eU'H xvash rni;i; with the x you in t!i;ee uiinutex eerythhiK : tlie Maili.xs. tins si1ndid nexx- imiehlnc d on fii. ts us i hey are renia - ite t.tily laruHMl !:; divtiitnitors for the tUy and r-imt:iiii.i u l.cliltwl it xxa-hin I III;k. And tiniiKXiallx h to add I lie ntiv.-ninm n .if Dm f The Meadiixvs Manufac eoni ern.s la Die Industry, new Try The Oregon Hardware First Al V CJi'O lorn'rj on bu Hew ': Maxvi Inst n VWtll I,. lellllVI 1'ove tell. On V H, -iilt in He ll tuins u e viv iiii,"i Ho .it U O. 11 ivhlli CI ran I'.elil V: Klier lliiil! just vs. I retui To l''l I 'oi l' 1.1 i fllllll llllll I'ul'l KmkI ei;in I .ol I In I llnn , M lMT I'nrl till- ileil lion P'ltl tliel S11' I. (Ira FeVl tllol Hey sell llil (III. . 'I or for rln .-111 lef lor sll V; la fo .M