La Grande evening observer., January 07, 1927, Image 4

Fridav, Januarv 7, 1927. t
Pare Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
T&AKK. B. APPl-EBT-
-E4KOT u PwbJkihw
HARVET r MAnHEWS-
. Pobttsbed creatac. except Suod'e. ai Ill lluu 4th
La GraiMie Oreroa. T ObaerYer-ftlar obiie4 every Friday.
Entered at U Pettoffirc at La Cnu.de. Ore-roa. u Seos4
Claa Mm Matter noder art of aiarca 1. 1
OFFICIAL PAPER OF rMO COfT"TT AXD TKB
C1TT OF I -a CRA.VtK
liEMBta ASSOCIATED PRESS
Thm lif Irea u eloi,7 eattuew to sae for pab
ttcauoa of 'J ew dir.iatc&ea credited to M or eot 4Mtn
, credited IX pt.tird tnerean. Ail rjal of feoabijcaooa at
pecioJ rfiiL' t J J la Ujw Hlr, a4 ao tfc toaJ rea bera
te aiao are re.rvl
SCBSCRIPTION RATES
By lamer , '
la adi-aac 1
Apples Fail to
Reach East In
Good Condition
Today in
Washington
per nosta
Dill j,
baJjr. per Kl scatju In advance.
bally, a:e copy
By Ma4
. Di;r. per north la
Daily, per oik iaont la adrajkoa.
Duir. p- r rear u luce
Weekly Obaerrer-Stax. per year
ADYEP.TIK1.VQ RATES
Display, foria. per comma lath
bvptay. local, per colcina uxa-
Time contract rate oa appitcaiioa.
fjfj;re. w ;-d. e
to-" i Cfcroa. I J.
t5is;K Ttlr. SiEll
W EN ATV'H E E. Wwb.. Ja. 7
wfaicrion ejecA.y .!-
tir.ti asd IwJkHott, imvtd at
maay wra-cera markets 1li year ta
jid vfr-fi( condition, said I. J.
lMfcner. rauMbr. oa returning
frofa a trip to Sew York, Cbteaxo.
W a tart on. PitttAiurga u4 other
-a.ta-n, ct.iera. H.fb'y coiored ap- j
piew ere parTvruiarJy orei-rive. b
aud.
T5e rofcn;mer ct our applta ;
and Ilk thtn bHt-r .baa eartera
rt T"M-, k- brorid. t her amre ia
flr --1j tradition. Mr. Iobner
uiid. 1 mkw many JosaXhai- and
I Mrckii- .feat ew .crfirrtr. I
foonS tray rejodue oa all rtti
o ytUrhigna Mpplt. but I fJJJ to
dad )wr th f-dTaJ ma were
ftoHfcinr op oa 4&em aa rioatly as
t r do out hre.
"At La roasirT. Wia. I Ui.
vnti a d iiraltsyn proprit-tor. Iutf
year c ij3J-q a car oi uciKioua j
at
Houw coattao coaMdcT-atioo of
aarai tUL
Suit- mmma aecref diacttanoa
of I-unoe trfaty.
Jiiwojl farm rn-f t-iil U bffor
arrKrCatoral committo.
A S-aate -ciKrsa sui-omimu-ia
take u p caae of sw aato r
Gould.
Nominal k a of Cynu K. Woods
to If? iairtai coxa t-ft row.
natau&a rx-fiiiBiK-s tM-fore atnatr
coi&sa'ree rorTi rr awwon
Albany Post Of fice
I fiad iwr th f-draJ nwa ar Al-BANT. Or, Jn. 7. AItwr
i tbHimj op oa tben as cioatly as I Ifw N Year ns ia aiany a d
aa tbe kbiwvnrtoi'OI naafS by
P4Manuu4tf K. N. Tort- that th
AJbftfir rcr vffK aitsir fine
IJ.t I rur h kaadiHl a cf l'WioMS" claJis rank, a ha tt tlwH ls
-i.5 I apt- from hr-. but this mr fe i Ior iy:' vn 1J
said te bad dxs-oiii0d aaadltse '-
tam. tv auar- of tii-eir amvaJ ta J A a r;y the offk-e will W a
poor eo&diTioa. I think to trox;t.ie J fir e.W offic. aiflh it en ha nci
sia I in is y-ar as iw rttuil oi anoe s yrwage ma-a pnieijcej oa Juiy i
4C I jrtra tt- rrovers to l-ave tbr ap' -1 -T.
pl oa tfc tres for fciflitr roior.
Thtr sAoold aare b-- ptcSt-d . -
oofier. Bvcineaa rofiditioas ia the f Jf QTShip 1 8 On
li apparj rasa trot in-!
dKauons mere tbat Ihmr ou d i U1 ICUfinr8 1 TCLll
pu k op aiTer tie fina few raoc'.lus '
of i:r.- J
J JIAVAGCA. Jn 7. IA1 Th
Yakima Closes ,:sr;,V.,. db"?! fttr liw
PlUlChbOaTdS tt- ac1 to of T.nc.n re-
j'tatry vt reporteid isilirj; aa at-
" j tempi to iar.d arms for the hberal
TAKITfA. J-n. 7. T?-I Sheriff Ear CoaoiDa.
- - -. I-. I.. Iju e a ie e-4.rr.et. bea
A report from the UTiit House hos that oniy four ,. pinchtarllTll tllU ln
nuojr
Lkit-
U K the Um few 4 deputies have
veiled more than i t-uordi H-m1
f Household Linens 1
.. i
Sale o.
the "Jint Opportunity of the New Year
for Worth-Whik Economy
Every Article
in the .
Entire Store
Reduced.'
Our guess is that the next kin? of I'oumania wii! be Jlarie.
of the official dishes have tx-eri iiroVen since 1918. Ai:d we ntr -" - p"'""
l. J... l.. -II -r .1 x .r. " Wlimr.
aiu coniiuejui uiaL ui iiiu.e eie uivacu utriuic uiii
fcx-k up residence there.
worm KLDici; immior.nts
WA.H!VGTO.V. JiD. I AP
A redadiOB of ll.lt In ibe
ber o( imjrurranta i Se admitl-4
o tb I', tt. aaaaaily afl-r m-xt
reprrji4 b- lutkr poh haie -T " ' repon
?Je Jeft wiih the mereii.ntfc while lh aenate twUr IT pre-
j(h eMafdi have been orousbl lsn, Cooiidje.
' Ihe e-oumv offk-ea and aijl be de- ' "
Mrxjreia. aner Hnerraama nve nd
opnumtr to let the ale lav
PARK PERSONALS
The Nashville poitirjasU-r announced lx-fore the Chiistmas
rush that he didn't care whether citizens wrote to men or
foonkeys. But he insisted if it were to a man that the street "Yf 'm,,, , ,k .
imd numljer lie given, if to a monkey that the tree and limb are Mued ai itj to hich u.j the pi:k. iipecia;t oibi'
be specified. All of which helped, incidentally, to sure bet- " J!J ",.7 'JJT ""BrVv"4mMtr
ter Dialling and a happiCT postal force. ; tr4 ran hiiEh . prtrutj rnsca Miller llt for Iree
j ; merchant wide raarfin of profit, p0-,dr MoatSar to take aorae
? . i n-.ny f them addict betmeen
i ! .! M t., their Jr.lite ? fc7" T,, "iM Jtr.. ,
WILL NOT FIGHT TO STAY IN - ! ' SXrJr
; .Today the repulicans of Oregon are for Coolide. TheJ (.IR, , UJ: "r.r: .
fcason they are for Coolidge is because Coolidge is president, i-ortijxh. re jaa. :. Apti Mr- 01 Mrm- Eimcr K.mnejy. o
because he is the immediate leader of the part v, and lxcau.se -! iv,- n. r..er ir.i.er ; f
i , ' 'a,h:rcj.i Mudent and d.-jrti- t mon br the aenoa lliBea of thtlr
o one, capable and popular, has yet appeared to contest t-r .,t ixrenu t,i. i fatter u& t
lie Coolidge leadership. ''- atlorner and n-c;e iei-j Jo Jlc-!Vw. of rol!f)r- Plifv,
-i . " la'.wr. ra U.-4c4 in the couatr jail ba been Tisilirc hi father. Geore-
; How long that condition will be maintained is another here Thwrwji.r r.ieht under ;, m-ix-. her dunu? the fcoiir
iubject entirely. Purely from an impartial standpoint it is .Jrl
Difficult to see how the great area of Uie west, with agricu!- on!- wnmin . ntmu,Mirir,cnr!mr4i,Tr
iural interests pnmary. can lx- perfectly satisfied with the ww. "2.? ."tf ST'tT
Coolidge type of administration, republicans who disap- niiw n mi unenr ctant., i!trr no.
prove of the Coolidge farm policies do not blame Coolidge.
Rather do they blame his background, his training, his ex
perience, his residence, and his supporters. Which all
amounts to the same thing, probably.
I This is interesting only Ix-cauM? there is more and more J
Ui!k of the 192S presidential campaign and the probable re- X
publican candidate. Recent comment by a Baltimore Sun
writer, reprinted in Time, says 0iidge wants to lx a can-
didate again, wants it more than anyone who ever inhabited
(he .White House; but he will not be a candidate if a fight is
in prospect. ,
Certainly it ltxAs, therefore, as though he will withdraw
from the picture. A fight is almost assured. The western
parTof the country Is not going to sit by and let the industrial
easC" dictate without a contest. Particularly will this lie
true if an outstanding leader from the agricultural west ap
ears. And that seems likely in the person of Frank Lowden.
; LLowden is increasingly popular with the farmers of the
country.. He is a student of agriculture. And he farms as
well as thinks. Speaking of his possible candidacy, this same
Baltimore writer comments thus:
"It may le that his age 66 or his health, or some oth
er reason will keen Mr. Iwden from making another fi-ht
but there is not the least doubt that at this time he is a
candidate. In 1920 he missed the nomination by the narrow
cst.margin. In 1921 hp tefus"d a unanimous nomination for
vice -.piesident on the Coolidge ticket. For eight years he
has devoted himself t studying ;igricnltural problems, to
farming, to a quiet strengthening of his fences, to making
friends. Today he has a stronger backing, more potential
Hilitical power, and a U-t.er chance than any other man ex
cept Mr. Coolidge. He !.oms larger thh.'i !ny other. Popu
lar, able, rich, with a fine r.yc id and an attractive personality.-
Lxtwden is the real candidate. The farmers are crazy
alxJUt him. He is the ngricuitural heio."
And all of iwd'n's advantage is not merely with the
farmers. He is well and favotaniy know n in .industry, in
finance. He is al:n.t injually x-pu!ar with the business man.
ilk well. He. or a ma.i of similar calibre from the western
part'bf the country. w.uid lie difficult to U-:t if western re-'
publicans could 1 rlli-l s-.hdiy Ix'hind him. And that ac
tion is not unlikely riming the o.ming vear.
3&3sfc.
1j Wtj!
Every Purchase
Means a
Saving to You!
Buy Now!
The Economy of These
OSCE A YEAR PRICES IS OUR CONTRIBUTION TO
EVERY HOUSEHOLD BUDGET
Our 2Pth Annual Januarv Clearance nf li npns
TTS HERE!
--eeni or tne year vmh its wonderfnl savintrs on thp vpn- finpst nf linpn Our
tne greatest saving
twenty-five years of linen selling has established a reputation for us for superior
linens of (juality. There is no denvimr the fart nf AVFA RWFT.T. nnH PF.OTTOT
saving is even greater than before.
quality. This year the
i
S
9
10
7 1
8 1
9 4
10 1
Sheetings
Bleached
45c Yd.
50r Yd.
55c Yd.
GOc Yd.
Sheetings
Unbleached
40c Yd.
45c Yd.
50c Yd.
55c Yd.
72x99
Si x 90
SI x 99
SI x 108
Clearance Price
Sheets, Cases
Sheets
. S1.10
SI. 35
- S1.4S
S1.45
S1.60
S1.74
Yd.
Yd.
63 j! ....
72x90
J2x06
45x36
42x-36
45x36
Cases
...35c
3Sc
42c
45c
Pillow Tubing
40 inch .'J5c
42 inch ...37c
15 inch . .....40 Yd
Linen Crashes
White with colored
border
Brown with colored
border ' .,
Linen Towels
Half bleached linen
Towels, 17 x 32 ,
Hemstitched linen Hand
Towels, IS x 33 .... ...
27c
24c
15c
55c
La Grande's
Leading;
Store
N.K. West & Co., Inc.
For Over-"
Twenty-five
Years
mm
3 .
V
V
!
A Lower Priced Service Store
Low overhead an ' quick turnover
enable us to sell our groceries at a
very close margin.
Large Milk
Small Milk
Corn Flakes
Olympic Flour ...
Picket Flour
Jello
Jell Welfand Royal' Gelatine,
3 for
Swansdown
Hershey Cocoa, per pound
1 lb. P. S. Salmon
FIND IT
HERE
Cop foe tbl c"taraa imuC
be la b :OM a- m. I
i
lKrl or u:-, l.-ind. sxtaart fn-nrh to Wli'linan feel. The rranieworl: xnd llif
rti-1 for Hie; c-oiU c- at Walla Walla. Cor.l.m 1 tr nty-fool-thirli i-all xilrroun.lli.r
rM-n w-re nial of y'on.
...10c
...5c
...10c
S2J10
$U7
.. 11c
23c
v
January i " lvl
al'f rent withou
ty lo y o ir
i a K .i. ly
At tl.is m-vtirjjc
m-li-n will lr
--r ir... ano sui, oiuer umunesi: Mills to ucridi-ntal t-oll.-jri' at loss
tr.'snct-.i that tn- pi-opri- coai: An?-li l.m-tMc and Jwtln Pn-k
Oefore th.- ii.iiit. " I lo onrallu. ,U.J Iwrothr Mills to
I- H. IJIIAMWKI.U . ! Wall -Walla.
Cashier, j ; l-loyd BaxtiT-. ho in .,ini
j vanrelistic orli for th.- I jitu r
SATMUMY Due, eaiatx rhunii is local. J now
T.e Ann-jjl t'leanuii S.ile will at Allanta. Ga.
Hart swtordiiy t the Ki, h .r.l-.n s Mrs. and Mrs. K. l.aw .on
Art .;iH slivi". Sye.iiil ;u IWii- and their dirughH r. Muss I jjit. who
r,er.,r. l,.m... Glaare. Pvt- U teaching school at Onlralia.
teiT. Pietureis Km me, and obeeta spent New Year's.dav at thi- hoin-At1-
l-i-4tof Mr. and Mrs. T. -. H'fly.
i The girls of Ihe Inch arhool or-
ma and all sKin trouble in ; h. vr.i s.n . . lum-h at their r.-iru-
..ui! ir rnnnren 'lUielily eurT-n;lr rehearsul last Tu-wlay
11 a roift ot il.m by usin?
I'f.r a :inil'". ti;i
CKel dry chain w-l.
Mam M7.
- Lie
i.;'.' c
nut i-r ni.tion. SSIwrtho
w right's Family Urus Store.
i r-rr-tr
ourj honorfnic the out-rn-;r;ordon
Mills. Imro
1-J-tl ;
School Punds now aealrmbla ror .
farr- loana In Union County. See
" J M B. LrJXv'ii. j BulldlDC La
Qrande. Or. 1-1 u
! I
wiit. r rent without a pfDetUy
venimr
-of-ta n cu-".v
rathv ItlL
I rll Coo fay and Stewart Krvnch.
The few raar-s of frirM 1f.r
h-r sr' tilMfUt rvfovrrfw and tiri
y to iy your lit tit danpr of the dig.?
1-C-
cpreaiiins any more.
ta
Januao" 't -iwy t i-y j
at'r r'nt -aitfiout --iuMy.
COVE PERiSDNALS
45c
38c
45c
r Z .i
r a for i
V
V
BUTTER SPECIAL
Saturday Only
95c roll
VF;. (Sitt-rlal) SunJay rven-
ine at th AJ-enJon Kpl.vopal
l'nli th- Ker. William M. Itrud
ht ill civp an lit utt ruled K-ctUrv
n the work of tho Cborcb in the
inl-rior of Alaska.
Th yonii5 ptopl1 who mere
hoiut- tor th- Cliriatuias oration
Hi:(;lM. S.Tl!iIV h-r..'au t- 5umi-J thfir worX at th-
ehetrl-.n'w Art & 'ijl Sin.p various eoiijpe. Mildrpd Itlch-
Ijttf. Ij.r Tootrh-r
th- pill tofl in A;.-
eoiittipatiou frr rhii'iren iin I ::--
ln. niy at .ilertho:n- Wricht
Kanuiy I'ruif Store. 1 J-1 7-"i
. ,
r Mr, ll.am- Cerr. of Waiia Wal
j la. Wash., is a giitjet a! the homo
v( her brother. Hoy .tell.
i Mr, Orin l.obinscn anj her in
I fant son camo home from the hos
1 pita In Grande Monday.
Mrs. Hoy Bell is on th siek list.
Mrs. Hoy Baxter and her two
children are in la Grande. The
children are til of scarlet f-ver.
M r. li ii- koek, deputy ba n k c x -aniincr.
ha bt-cn tn t'ovt1' the past
day or two attending to the affairs
of the Cove state bank.
1 Ot-..n-l'p
ii.
in ::
Safety'
ibmfoifuitty 1
TRAVEL D Mirrvm srAt.t
La firaotjo fur Jit,ri
" " Baker and llulse
" Kaker (Mil r
" " reixllrliia - 1 1 : A. M. .
w A M. . 4 Mt p. M.
li A. M. - I :SS I'. M
a.KI P. M. I
S HP. L . ,iV L
Con n-cllea at Pendleton for Walla Wiia. raaco and Port
land: al 1'ortland all polr.l pViuth and North.
la
Ail
f.ran.14 lletirM I 'firioe 799
alotlera 1 Itair Car Mi,ri
Stewart's Blue 20c
Pop Corn that really pops, 2 lbs. 25c
4 10c pkgs. Macaroni, Spaghetti
and Noodles 31c
A. & J. Yellow Corn 20c
P. S. Golden Bantam Corn 25c
P. S. Cut Green String Beans 23c
P. S. Telephone Peas 20c
Tender Melting Peas 25c
P. S. Tomatoes 21c
Premier Salad Dressing 44c
Step to your phone order groc
eries and meat pay us every two
weeks or once a month Your time is
valuable parking space down town
hard to find. Drive out here and
save time and money
V
hold tht-r Ann
)linr r-euimf'tl
iM 1 redm-d to and leIow.
Kun Sjk in M-er.tl j-.;Um n.
tf dinner ware i!l le fe.Atnred. It
will pw.y to i.-4t the Sh.p and
take adant;te .f the w.-ndert'i!
v.-iiuetf. At Kr h-ird s Art & i ift
!hop. i-;-it
rd hs rturn-'d to Belhncbaiii.
Wah,. h re he if aUndtnjr nor
n. al Mhool; .' 'a Gayette to A.h-
The hajiginir gardens of lUiIiylmi
did not ban?. They werv in reality
a Bcrita of terrace, supported by
arch.. rising one above another,
like slant steps, to a height of 350
I
Wnat of the
New Year?
'T'HE days to come -hold
forth prom
ises of many oppor
tunities. Will you be
financially fixed to
welcome them? The
only way to m a k e
sure is start an ac
count at this bank
where service is com
plete and friendly.
The Equitable
S WINGS BANK I
Jnuary I" iast day lo piy o:.
tr r nt without y tiatt.
l--t
f1eB9itctitn.
hoia. etc Jturti
piewitne, hMltoa
1-Mtf
sit:c.i MA i-s
Ic Hot Witr lm-. warrunt--J
for to y'4iia. Korm-TJy 1 1 .5n;
this is It. r. SiH-rthorn-Wrir.t"
inuary 1
r rnt
Jarf d.ry to piiy o
ilihotit a pn.ilt
January 1 Jart dy i jm y yo r
aattr rent wttho'U a penalty.
!
Mn ici;
Notice la hereby icv.-n iit Xh-i
tit th- tfttwkhod
A! f annual meetinie i
save lime anu money. ".U. or Th i ...ied xanar...!
" ' i llank. wlil be hel-l In I heir ban.-
'.aaaaaa !" nou In la C.iande. On icou
VVt"""""" Tutsiay. jaa. lhh. al 3 p. m
Children's Sturdy Durable
Reduced to 98c, $1.49 and $1.98
PARENTS! This timely sale offers you the'
well known children's Footwear at lowest
of the season's prices. Collection consists of
school shoes and dressy oxfords. In long-wearing
kidskin, durable calf and patent leather.
Girl's sizes age 3 to 16;
Boy's sizes age 3 to 12.
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP