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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1926)
Monday, Pc'toler 25, 1331,' Pare Poor LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER rsxsnc a. xmleet r.-rrar u raouv Ka&VEY F. JttATTHirWi- -3-jatswast WiTarrr P-ssffafarrf mic cs9t E-as-tAT. ax 141 C iiU4 A .-. lA Gru4l. Cfftts-att. Ti CarrT-Jrar toaua&a every Frktor. ZasjTl a raj PMLiO f Gra-k, Oreyu, frteMi Cjj mil lUiur uhr ant stares i. 141. oman. paver of xrsio cmnm axx th CITT Or I-A CRiXbE aa car awk- XEXBEB ASSOCIATED PRESS TVt AJsaie'Aiff prwa ia Aat7 acz t-a ' Him a st r!- j--'tr critxc4 t enroll a: iiwie4 tAKrwi. A-1 rictus f ntaixiiM a iCfBl CafiueA' aa liua 9trv ax.J Li icca aaas ft la m.o ar raiemiL .'IiaCItirnON RATXJ rJ larm Cafltr. atr auutth ta .fTjjnt , 11 L-i.r. Pr u aMaua m vtnn Sit bui, naa cog? f Bf Hall baJfy, fr luck Imity. au bumcs ta a.trutt laurr. r rr ha annate W..T GSaa-rwr-atax. ar jar -41- ADTZETXSrjfO RATE ratr. bnai. t CRfaat So. Ttm tamenex nxi m aJatiia. ' COM IrKUVEfcX (X 7fcOtresi-S ""to aty atraa I -. I a- tjt&. as c7il s jar G-i: aa Is- -t-jt kaar ms yK aaS f Hu UKynT I Sia. K;J. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CuteMX CR-UX Wk-raa Ian Hara La Ma l IrtS Si'S lt SVirrrr.. Pnaat 4te Ma-. fca-a a'k I t fr txatt, l I r w lieu. 9naEv Ji is Wfcal: BBS wa. .- s ofH, IiBlT'. ltn lir. Jjw aanr. kesr mm. ba-rt. fn-r-( Jtr; (a tM. aart wfcee. aifa -Juc-r-f (nVAfc tr TSB.Et; H':- fi-l; tsi imr, !-4; lMt-i t 1-Vc o I !.. rgvms. tut; iita r. Puk Kxadr. 1 i.TJ a Tflti y' ear wr.ftz.: Wair. ' - . . II!; rs"W. ; cf- . j C.Ui. run Bllrs I'aamawa ar ta Ctty af La UllKnjUI. Hf-T O far (& caaacrwt LiVEKftiOi. OVL ii tAYt. ixa tin- ?wwat m Im tvz fal. l E lorar- 5fmw tAMtoef NbT I M IZa. '.-. -- 11a. !: mia li Kt at La CrajbO Marea I : J-r t la. VI. tOrmm. -cewlaxjc to ti tiaj iiaa4l rc-riaCBea af tiE- suj ica- CKIfJlGO, Ott. f JIP. I", it fun a? tae OBJ- KrarVr sti laiaraMii etf AnHcar,. cstr. A &&az of fi- WtF; fa Hp i,W-V: Htr rjr,4a JT-- nnjrH Jr p.an -, rai:y fjay I si rit?" ap-ti?itrita. wiijcil aaii!ra4 1 vttfUi jta 4e.laf: puc&jutf rfibViC &5 bt-Vr aaaiuxiu Ma acraajr; tjs k;a4- lifrl'e ff ii recrfca auat ta ua 4 kiaT ta t-v. t4pp J : 1 T rv far (tact 2 to :T f.Ai 1 Bs.!a w.r; t rrn4 to t V wyva !r.4-Tr frf ar-tjlsrty K Wt4- CittAe i:.m: t"i ttf.n aSaT. rjrifer iTii. af sb? "er JTi t i - J " e-r aasitr oijiizHca r ta 's ci-r ivzitrf. aa4 3traW ran tM:rrs K--e? ta al La Oaai- fytvr&m. aonf 5 JC tt-tgwv. blr (rr-fci-- j---- rs-THS fc-t ArrKimraj fcr a rrru-ij"-r - f ' iV-S t ra id ajnai r it dl-tz aljr la- : tr cxal a&aas J. aa a kiXtcajc ivaatfr artait!T rr-Js.rA-v o s5i apiUa a4 pim a?. e 6a-r a ewiaj a ciwtrai: rf a-a- fjrll.'M' ese:r- jf mm b rc&rf4 Ca 33. ti? 24,M; itan rtaciwtia;;,! ajaaa4 ir 0r a T cri.Ei: -jmttat rifi ao-4: aatja ta ctt j bstt'a 7z': ea r-jH?t -y aad ail tia ul i!ivvwr. lilt: baik. f : 1 -' Br arr a? t1 eK-suis. Oc SrlJJ: eia!i farsr -W Vm'n-, ' Ut JItX I:t. arlT a- ares4 .; ( J- prtARXi rritafZr: brik fas raau li.Ii ' R!r ar rr V: tt4t.x Ixmim mmt:r La Grajze. Ore. Prices Drop in I Today's Market La Craiuie narU rTr slrt in tfnve for Oirut- 1: i 'mas. We hope th tw.lfacirj in et?e oat fcare a liie f - . -.. ' The miauUsre nv v.,t cemducrted on the ttreeU of La i C.r-xnAe. Plain aiwl Vrrrth PrrarVr ?a!rsrriiT inrlieatfd trtlth- ' fuflr h-H-- the ovra-ktminr MKUment in favor of the ia otmm cm :.tA i-ti?r j Ea-tern Oregon XotinsJ SAwJ bilL This queitioo. Uckin? (?M ."a, - tmrU&an eortsMfer-Ufto. waj mwjria cnrerhe!mtn?ly juva t n.:rra r"-- ifl run tro tii thf utw form in the election a veek from ar.i. tjinorrow. ith at katt an even break in other fcectwns of , carry thuj he!p ioive ose cf the lootaivdiD; ediatkmaJ tart'w3 tf U't t prtAjlems of the atati. . - - t iwy xotkt: f HMjn s.u.i; VEW TOF.k. O-C I AP. ,M raw rBtr. irJ th Si!! I OH TLBERCLL0SI5 PATIENTS I fw si sa e f.t4. tsa iir r - ( va a tk of fir fnssa Mif ;:h 3ii. p'na lr r;.1?. of J : 5 i . , , . . aa ramcaw ssorr&r :-a I ffasqr fWfatlM. - The Eastern Oregoa TarKn:Vji4 HotspfU! Art (on the of-' Gains tooted In ' i ficial baikit So. 3'2" ard 221 ) Twir.gi' before the voters of 5 Chicago Market Oregon a very vita! thing it the ekction a week from to; a c CT-rr .i r. . to ' 1 mcrro. It has rot teu ziven a great amount 01 powmiy. beeauM everyone farmer with the r.eed for jch an iiutitu CHICAGO. (J"- (AP). VOTE FOR mitt . .oa. aasa aa4 V.. VJ fiitk ; tUn lo'ii,!. 11 O-rr-lo VMn '''!- - . ... --iirt f in sa ,r4r. kwi wnen ir.eir penciut are ioteia reaax nunc a aecuion on aim-. Pn.;ir4r rau thU measure. ! Wl"' ( t la; ec war'anrH to Lastem Uregon perput s.-io'il lie partioiianjr concernea, 'it doa: oas. at a .fcao- -;i!r not especially hecau&e it provide a state tuberculosi hoc- r, i pital in this section of the state, but becatue it will provide fc-5John S. Hodgin 4tm. aad mntn fikr rvitiint. hr. fvt'A jtr.A nnnit fiavp nrr.npr rtrna jsaV j .v "I .-i. '( t it f In Eastern Orejfon aione it t ethr2.ted by an aothority that r.w:- i.o.t. n tmara .there are 500 caaes of tuberculosis that are denied attention ' 'now because there are no facilities. The bill la authorize' t-ttvti.i i-iioi.i . i !thi new hospital is a humanitarian one and deserves wide K'Cti.i.vh. .. r. . vr' ur,jrt. Some of the reasons outlined by the Oregon Tu- j ".'.rV. iberculosis Association follow: imj rr. jrait-!- ' , , , . , , , ar4 XI ' . 4: an4nRa.-i. IV wmux mere is ni a single oen anywnere in tvaiiern Rovt Oregon for a tuicrculosis patient who needs it. a4r. KaJm ftfVv dir. t.ivl"i. IV: p-ln,. UecaUAe there are at this moment a!out 500 people in ' ;T,' " " llastein Oregirn ho have active tuberculosis. I i'k. '.-)r. it jmu ; Ikrtauc a patif-rst who can have sanatorium care has a , belter chance of recovery than one who can't. r u 4 l ini-r Ikausc the oniy State Snatjrium we have in Oregon' jf 1,000,000 has rom for only two-thiids of the tatienu ho auolv. I j IJecause in six year.-! tr;e 4H ho made up the other third' of the applicants never g,t m at all. To end Cold s The 24-iour way I I . . ....... . ' . IJecause these people ou!d at ail times have filled another' "-". is,. t.,.i Wpityl half the size of the piejnt one .n. for . Tt-t ... . . , ' t HIIJJv II tSO(4 rrltt in ! I Kou.'i.l 1 iccause liiere is always a long waiting li.it for the Slate'. .-h. anitoiiurn It on September 1 Ith. There will be more in''"" ,h' t""1 t- r... - the winter. Lat winter the list wer.t as high as 68. " ; r-.7!. I5ecau.se it is a tngdy when a tuliercul'is patient needs haruttonum citrc and c.n't have it, ju.'t as it would l)e if' Y0L' needed it and ciuidn't have it. ! M. HELL'S. 1a tW ri kast Of La Granck FOR CONGRESS And the repeal of the unfair Fordney-Mc-Cumber Law, compell ing the people to buy manufactured goods in a market fixed by the interests and to sell in competition with the world, making the farm dollar worth only fifty cents. Strict law enforce ment by its friends, in cluding the prohibition law. The abolition of the many extravagant and useless commissions that have been created. Till A!'. -rlia-m, r.' I'.ecaue if e had another sanitorijm in Eastern Oregon we could tU:e care of tu'!cuHi, patients when they need it.1 'A And liccause tv.e Siiito lksid of Control a not pemiitted to locate any, rt-ste in; '.it-jtion oiit.iide of Marion county unless the voters authorize it. Girls' Gym Bloomers S1.98 black :u:e from ?ct gnule F.-ttecn, full cut Gym Blouses $1.19 aNORTOX'S KIDDY SHOP Infants' and Children's Wearables ask yourself and yourself will tell joj a 1ank account is "JUST WHAT VOL WANT TO HE" in the making -it helps you to "(.ROW TOWARD IT open one today now at the Style That Fellows Respect That's what you will find in these New Hart Schaffiier & Marx Plus- The materials and work manship that insures long wearing qualities, always looking the best; Your new overcoat-if it bears that famous label, Hart Schaffner and Marx, sold in La Grande exclus ively by La Grande's lead ing store, will serve you well, not only this winter but several winters to come. The new single and dou ble breasted numbers' have that snap and style that young men of today want, step in and see them. S45,J60 Other Makes $20 up Gloves -'.rin.. ih rv thin-' in ir. d" irf - You'll li t- ih rr . t- f'-r ihcy'r fjit and a,in $5.00 Mufflers Si 'j- r". I- t h rttr i-rrn 1r 'h $3.50, $5 ol--r th .t wtTl rt-: t't ih' rnr-i:. AH ar r.M el; $3.50 EMATSIP W- - V "A HinSrksfiaer I V I It:s value that counts, no; price. Florsheim 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 Florsheinis you know they're good. Most Styles $10. Sot::: 'ill. iT.iM ri in the ru.v ci-h-r in :Ik and wiid! ht.-c. A varied ;i.Ntirt mont f (Mtterns in ail snze nf In it'rwuvcn and r A &4 r'A t oe to aiaOU i'.LrkiniiU Tics uiir i v!r:a ci ;s. stripes ami iii.ads made w;th U ea-y I.iiids ;tnd linings that hold ihcir $1.00 to $1.59 Two Underwear Specials A xrry --nie.iMe yn-U-r- An .tr lj ilj-l-U-. T-J W.K.I. U-.rtr-J .;! Thi f an i'ie -I sarnitr.; :ir.-J. frr th mn t-tt of d.M-. fi:i m lh lime rf yvr. nitri juz Mar.d a rnonh too! ; afford yu .nd 1:1 v ihe rwtp tit.n v.. a net-I I'rtrt- j $125 -'r'.icrt i.f i u.-K n-idc. ih.a will "f wtMr .elan $1.50 M..:i:i:.tl.:n hi. ilu- p-rffM-l (n'.ipi: n .iii' shin. Tin- fhiit tliiil m.iikI. 1 hi- l.iumlri- yet I".-k ih' l.cst. Si-e the m;ir.y I'.iIU-rnr. ( tlripos. i-nv.-; ;,n, ..,i,s fr f.,u ..,,( v:;r $2.75, $5.00 Florsheim Shoes N. K. WEST & CO. The Mans Store Stetson Hats La Grande National Bank and grow with it toward your hones your ideals your ambitions -WE'LL CO-OPERATE" jrrifarty of S' fh-r i i'Mny of O" -I D' " t - 'lay. Ja'f-mtis-r. 1 of atwj dajr. at tr- rrjurt Pro:. t n: ! in mH a-t!oo- aid mrn. ad i -orc n'iii i. f thf :tTi day of at J oV rvk r. 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