La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 22, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text" ' T Fridav, October 22,-192(5 : Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ( THE BIG PARADE v . ivjahTa f "FEU.OWS- ) ayJi I ItT'SGoJ pAVVJEEKTcx3 f&WiM IP lti& i51U irAKAutj Y- , . ' ; ' , " - r i . ..J "i Mllinery Special (iDoorporsled) Millinery Special An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEDT.. ..Editor and PublUher BAR VET F. MATTHEWS- ..Buaincat Manaaer Both Large and Small Hats All Pattern . Hats Publlahed eveninga, except Sunday, at 1411 Adama Avenua, La Qrande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Postoffice at I .a Grande, Oregon, aa Second Class Mail Matter under act of March 2. 17. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COL'NTT AND THB CITY OF IA GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRE8S The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited if published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news here in also are reserved. 8UBSCIUPTION RATES By Carrier . Dally, per month In advance . Dally, per six montha In advance Daily, single copy By Mall Dally, per month In advance.. 750 ,M.40 6 ..(Da Dally, per alx months In advance- Dally, per year in advance. Weekly Observer-Star, per year fJ.DO ....J.OO ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch 4io Display, local, per column Inch . 4 IK) Time contract rates on application.' ' THK I'Kllr'KIT WAV "As for God, His way l perfect;, tho word of (lie Lord Is Irlud; He is u buckler to ull theia Hint trust In Him." 3 Sum. 2S:3U Time may be money, but money isn't time, us many a man discovers after spending all the good years of his life piling up wealth. - ; We hope the ado alxiut Queen Marie had no Influence on COURT REFUSES me aeatn 01 fcugene JJeos. You expect even a democratic people to have sentiment about royalty, especially when it is becoming such a rare thing in the world. Several granges have recently passed resolutions favoring TO VISIT DESERT; . . Eaglea.u ut ,.. ! Secretaries of wo in isenents, rmmw, ri.,k To Meet Oct. 28 I The Fraternal Order of KaBles I one of I.a Grande's oldest orders t the Eastern Oregon Noimal School bill, according to Allert Hunter. Certainly no one could be more vitally interested in the benefits of a normal than the agricultural districts and' HU ( it is only natural that their approval would thus be given the V-ir Aimee's Offer to Pay All ' k""'- hKS out to "s ' rp J T . "einoera sick alio runcrai uoniu I iAjenses lurneu uown tin-, the sum or tm-j during th by Judge Blake Earl ('. Reynolds, vice president of the State Association of Com- orfranizatlon secretaries. will I, reside When secretaries from In addition to this the order has the "5 chambers of commerce In this region meet at I'nion hotel. tllMt fillip Hll.1 a hi.tr mnnll.a II is .... I announced here today. OK JL'HTIL'E. I.cs An- .also rrdured Its nubilities (1.040 1 Oct. 22 (AP) Alrnec Sem- since June 1 1n addition to current j at t nion. Thursday. Oct. 28. The expenses. measure. The farming depression has resulted in many I'" M'-Ph through ,,er t. young people from the country being denied higher educa- to pay the expense's of mi court ' ,jrr . , n tional advantages because of prohibitive expense. With n officials und attac hes in her crim-1 1 raimnen S HailCC I region comprises seven counties , I'nion. I'matilla. Wallowa. Morrow, r Haker. Grant and Malheur. ! Commerce chamber presidents. Tfi lip nn A7l boards and committees, huve been U MJL Ull 1MUU. 60 invited to nrllel.,io k-..ii The annual Truinmcn's dance, which is looked forward to from y.tir to year by the dancing public Martin, of I'nion. has been named chairman of the attendance com mittee. The program.' which is not yet state normal school within easy reach it will be possible for ms. An.: there to go over the! them to get the training they desire. At the same time it will deaen country of s.nora, where prepare more adequately trained teachers for the rural (lis- J''.,,, llXvsZZt tricts where they have leen impossible before. The noimal The offer cuute when T. i Sims, HChool measure is Sensible and practical from every anirle. It 1,,'Iu,t L'- s- niurshal of Arizona, .of I.a t.rand.-. will he on Thanks- n form for announcement. Is in " llml ll....n ...I'llu.iil friM. tl... Hlln.M t.-ln.. ........In .1.1 ... - 1-1... ....... i eiisi rir.i nl W I' Vnn. I n,.i.... a I was definitely decided upon last j ' A meeting of the I'nion County Agualnltfht when the Itrotherhood of council, which is composed of Icatlway Trainmen met In regular presidents and secretaries of cham- sesKlon ut the Kngles hall. ) tiers of commerce will be held at Zuber hall has been engaged for mi imrary at cove at 6:30 p. m. didatcs for governor about tax reduction and it is n subject . . ,. , , Trip Held I ntuM'Hsiirv of umvei-sal interest among property owners. Yet a govemorj h. s. Hann. attorney ior .irs. eun ueliiiillir Ai- uorv littln tn rurlneo tovio ninim 1.o lona Lorraine Wlneman-Klelarr. stales " " " ""- o...v, o .....c ........ elmrire of tin- .lanee .ire .l.ie f.,.1 lX)intcd OUt previously, only alxnit Six pel' Cent Of OUr present Mcl'herson on charges of consplr- 'ln. J. v.. I.nn.lers. W. K. Henny. burden is caused by the direct acts of the state's chief execu- ln 10 ""f1"1 J""--. orrcred the w. 1. c,thy. c k. Happerectt .. . ., , . , , . , . , . . , . comment Hint he did not think he "ml It. . ( ummings. tive and the legislature. The remainder is levied by a vote Couid go to oougius. judge make. 1 of the people themselves and by the school boards, the county -however, stopped any further com-1 n,i:.. i si.; tyi'kwiutkh . Hit-in iy ueciariii lie uiun i ininK ... . . , ....... A hud been excused from the wllnel should receive a tremendous majority in all Eastern Oregon, stand urter testifying he found '"-i..Jl.ll.'X.!:lJXlL.. "" ' ' ' '"" " 'i wbinuns tracks 15 miles from Agu TiYrnVTPfllTPa' I'rl.ta. or more than III miles lar- IrtA LU.IIIlUt DlWl. Iher than the atute contends the Much is being said during the present campaign by can- ,ho evangelist's trail was uppan-nt the dance wlileh Is the 22nd an- I 1 uesdoy. mail, and Lindsay's six piece or- chistrn will furnish the music. Substantial Reductions On All Pattern Hats Ranging in Price $10 to $25 Smart Paris inspired HlodelS Felt Velvet Silk Models from Famous Makers Gage Beth -' Fisk BEGINNING SATURDAY, OCT. 23rd n. k. west & co., ma La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years . . no at imirrs a-smokf-: f ASTOKIA. On.. Oct. 22 (AP) HT rigRlnp disabled the 4 -foot 'rolllnff boat Shamrock manned ly George Fair, of Astoria, drifted on the beuch south of the f 'olumbia river toduy. Fair was able to wade ashore, leaving his boat In the surf. The Point Adams const Tuard crew- put tt sea Intending , to shoot a line across the craft I and salvage her with the aid of I tug. Popular colors of government : black shirts, red flags. white sheets. Jesse Itosenbaum Electric Shop La Grande, Oregon. ' Please send complete information about the new $275.00 AUTOMATIC DELC0-LIGHT PLANT Members, or the committee n Quinaby Farmers Turn to Plowing cum ts, and the municipal governments of the state. the trip was necessary. it mat six per ceni portion can oe reduced, bo much is; sims testiried turn he round the saved and every small amount helps. In I I'HII.AliKl.l'HlA Princess Henna Is using a portable type- this COUtlty the truc's Plulnly outlined in the sand writer to tell dad about her trip. amount of taxes paid the state treasurer is some sixty wuiked into Agua Prieta from the ' - 1 thousand dollars less than in 1922 a reduction of con- nora desert where siu asserted ,.rrv Tln; R,-M i-i.i-. ..... . . .', , . . . ... she hail been held captive by kid-I siderable size even though our total tax receipt is not notice- nill.m H(. .. cum,. .! i a m i pity the poor mm ably diminished. That reduction from the 1922 level has tracks ubout 2 miles north or rie.-t or the Bahamas. It has been linpn pffr.ptr.rl rlltrino- tllP Pii'iro MllllillistiMtiim 1111H iilthmnrr. ,-',lH"u" house. m I 'o pieces again In tin- sec- ' , .. .... .. " .I lU-memlM-rs hlia. k ond hurricane of tho full. the actual lcsponsibility lies equally with the legislature and ' wma. aptiearing as a d. r. nse - flip friwnniMl- !iPVPi-thpp Pioipp mild lin oi'vnn pencil f,..- witness In the evangelists hearing - - - - on criminal conspiracy charges, the result. If taxes had increased during his term, he would said he remembered having seen a be hounded with blame even though the legislature might de- "l"u;k. known 11,0 Ju"n ..... . , , . house . situated atiout 2" miles serve all the responsibility. Jt is only fair, therefore, that rrom the border town. He aid not his administration lc given the credit when credit is due. kninv- now fHr - - - . .. . . . man's tracks were rrom the shack. In spite of the talk alxmt taxes, the only issue in the, sims was the rirst or several campaign for governor is executive efficiency and executive "'s expected to te.niry today . , ,i. . . ,. . . . , .. concerning the route taken by .Mis. intelligence in ai piovmg or disapproving new legislation. M,.pi,cron before she walked imo The tax item over which a governor has control is so small akui I'rieta June 23. declaring she that it could not 1-e made an issue were it not for the psychol- 'ZlT J ".i, ttgical effect it has by virtue ol connection with the public the desert, purse strings. Both Pierce and Patterson talk at length about' "u'lu, tax reduction while neither could make us or break us by the said although the territory was fnv milirv fnllnwrrl rough and covered with rocks. II , . . Iwuul Voters are beginning to realize moie and more that our shoe; tax nroblem is not centered at Salem but nt home in ctiiintv.l iv poncr , . . , , , , , Harold I. Henry. Douglas news- city and school districts determined very largely by our de- pUp, r reporter, corroborar. ,1 .- sire for better roads, better towns, better schools. They are "'stimony. adding that he had ... .. e . ,. . , . . j . t colniiared one of the she. s wmn iiiimiiig, iiieii'iiui.-, 10 uuit-'i voiiMtifiMinins wnen nocioing now t,. evangelist with th.- f. to vote for govei nor. Here in Kastern Oregon Pierce should i"'1'"" "long the tiniianin f.-m.. receive a very substantial majority because he is an Eastern Tr?MV founll'The Oregon man with agricultuml and up-state interests that ,ri"'k near the tiarracaia or i!ur are op,.sed to the monopoly of governing power by the JtZ heavily populated districts of Multnomah county and Western turned in the road nar thr honae. Oregon. Democrats all over the st;ite are almost solidly I " QriVAHY. Ore.. Oct. 2-' Kor the first time In ninny years farm ers are enabled to do October plowing1 and a few boast of Sept ember seeding, the early harvest, followed by cu pious rain has made this possible and a number of new tractors in this section are speed. insr up the work. The frost was a I peculiarly spotted one. several Uar-e potato patches being still (green and In bloom, while others 1 were cut to the ground three weeks ago. Practically no digging of late J potatoes has been done. I would not mu(f kid Te-tifU-i mdibmlmmm Safely GomtMatii TRAVEL lt MOTOR STAGE l.enrr l.u (.ninile rr .IikcpIi :IMIA. M. 1:110 1. M. " llaker no. I lloie - :i.' A. .M. - 1 :2.", I. M. " ' llaker iinly - - :S0 P. M. " " Pcmllctoii - 11:1)0 A. M. - 3:30 I. M. - 6:15 1. M. Connecttcn ot Pendleton for Walla Walla. Pasco and Port land; at Portland all points South and North. m Crnmlu Depot Plinne 799 All Modern Cliatr Car Staam. I i ; 1 , . ! i mi . tu.w j KEAD THE OliSEKVER CLASSIFIED "am" T f SlUTiW (sVl-iat : ' ' ' - I a e&s w It A New Invention Saves Millions A Lamp That Bums 9i7o Air v A new oil lamp th;it gives an t making! y brilliant, suit. white Mght, even better than gas or bttrleity. has been tested by the I'. S. Onvernment and Si leading , unlversttb a - ami found to be su perinr to 1 ' ordinary oil lamps. I J It burns without odor, smoke w , noise no pumping up. is sini clean, saf". Ititrns !'4"; air a:i-l i ilf common keros-ne (coal old The Inventor, V. M. .lnhnson 1GI North I'nion avenue. Ntrtland. Ore.. Is offering to send u lamp -n in days' KKKK trial, or even to give one KltKK to the first user In each locality who will liHp him Inlrndm-e it. Write hint tu day for full particulars. Also ask htm to explain how you can gw the ajreney. and without experi ence or nion y make $J.Mi to ' per month. Adv. ( A i t V T v f behind him and many republicans east of the Cascades will JCaqlcs Plan to scinlch for fierce because of jealousy of the "Portland I ittetld Baker M ciowd Patterson will gather votes in the western areas for the Meet Klfty niemJiers of Ihe same reasons and will profit by the urjre to vote a straight rr f . repiililican ticket and by the desire to have an executive and Untnde w ill evening, leaving he fraternal . -'-7. of l Maker this ' :tt sl h'l'liii k icgisiaiure m naimony. iNeuner ui me canaiuaies ait hcr,. they m att.nd a meeting ing trintUck the inequality of tax assessments between Mult- ' l,u! .Mi,k, r Iu,lf ,,u'h th" . . . , second degree work Will be exemp. nomaji and outside counties because it would cost them too lifted, The work will i put on ly many Portland votes. P.oth of them are now plaving politics'"!" n'' "r",''r!, -"""d i-y ... .... , ... . ... . .. I. iCharlea (.Ihllna. atute orBiinl. r. to Uio hunt and with almost equal tact and caution. Patter- Mr. iihitn attend.. i meetinK 8on. localise of his strength in districts where there ai-c bin ' ,mul l"'l,t,' '"" n"thl "h- " ........ , . . ... . w 13 Hew memlH'rn wen- tnttlal.-.l. vote toUls, is liKiked Uxin by many as a sure victor. Pieire s There ., mrc attendance tor following, however, is loss accurately checked and therefore "'" ''' ""d ",r ritual more alive with possibilities. If the governor can come out r'.he'can.ii'iate'r'" '0"k "K'r,t', of Eastern Orcgun with a big enough lead, he may make the! v,i '"' " i"i io.ib coulcbt uioie Hum a horse-race. jrieelx-e their aecond dearec tonight '1 Uik.r. COATS For Boy or Girl Popular Priced BOYS' JERSEY SUITS Ag-e 2 to S $3.19 to $4.98 GIRLS' DRESSES Age 2 to IS 98c to $0.90 SHOES ALL SIZES Infants'" to 16 years. Low prices, long wearing. Norton's Kiddy Shop ? Y t Lower Priced Service Store Netted Gem Potatoes, hand sort edeach sack, guaranteed free from frost. $1.75 per hundred $2.00 per hundred Faced and Filled Jonathan Apples ....$1.25 4 Pkgs.'Macaroni, Noodles or Spaghetti ;...31c ? t iY 5 lbs. Sweet Potatoes . . v. '.25c Pears good to eat pound, 5c ; : :!.',... ! 17 Bars C. W. Soap, 6 Creme Oil,lPeet'sWash.P. ....$l,39 ; Red Mexican Beans, lb! . . . ; .10c Cider, gallon ..-J..V35c Onions, per 100 lbs. $1.75 if": t y f t t ? ? ? T f ? ? T Y V i' Yi. : . ' i .t: v' t " "KXKXK":