La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 25, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Fridav, February 25, 1927. adranbc getting (Dhscrfe (Incorporated) An Indeppnilam Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBT- ESdltor and Publisher HARVET P. MATTHEWS.. ..Business Manager Published evenings, except 8undy. at 111) Adams Avenue, La Orande. Oregon. Tbe OLierver-8tur published every Friday. Entered at the Postofflce at 1-a Grande, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter under act of March i, 1S7. . OFFICIAL PAl'EH OV UNION COUNTY AND THB CITY OF LA. QRANDB ' MKMUlill ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub- . Ilcatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein.- All rights of republication of special dispatches In this .aper, and also the local news here in also are reserved. ! HUBHCniPTlON RATES By Carrier 4 Dally, par month In advance -. f Da.ly. per six months In advance.. ' Dally, single copy .T6o ..t.6U be By Mall Dally, per month in advance.......... Dally, per six months In advance. Dally, per year In advance.. Weekly Observer-Star, per year.. too ..$3.1.9 ..5.00 ..$3.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch....... ..... Display, local, per column Inch. Time contract rates on application. ..no ..400 "NEIIEAIIAIt'K WOKK "I am iliiinif u ureal wink. H.. Hint I cannot (-uliitt down: why nhutilil the work cuaKO wlillHl 1 leave It, ulld cuiue duwu tu you?" Nell. ti:3. FIND IT HERE Copy for this column must be in by 9:00 a. m. 1 1 a. ni. to 2 p. m. lunch at 6:30 p. in. Bllverthorn. Wrights soda fountain. 2-22-tf ll&SSZlNew Senate Quiz rt Proposed by Walsh CAItll OF THANKS W wihh tu thank our friends ! fur the niuny cxpn-tututti. of nym- pa thy ami kindm-ns cxti-nded ui during our recent lnrtavtiiicnt. In; the death of our mother. Kape-1 dully thf nijurtet. and for thu bL'uujIful floral offering. V. J. Walker and Kaiiilly. .Mm. M. A. Walker and H rot hers and Hltiters. 2-2&-U XOTICK to cHF.urroiw Nolfco la hereby given that Mil lie Williamson has been appointed administratrix of the estato of Win Willluiiison, deceased, und all peritona having; claims ttjrtttnst sail estate aro hereby notified to pro sent same to the undprslffricii nt her homo on the Mef"u ,... 1XTOY WATKIXS 1NJI ltl' rnilcs south of La Orande. All I'OKTLAND. Ore., l'eh. 25. Al) bllla must ho sworn to be for, nr.,. , teppin on a bar of soap laentutlon. 11,6 bathroom floor of h . home euuned a fall for Elton Watkint, WASHINGTON. Feb. 26 AI') A senate lnveatl(fatton Into the growth of combination in the pub- ) 11c utility, electric and Kan Indus- tries was proposed today by Hen- I ator Walsh, democrat. Montana. Mil. I. IE W1I.MAMHON. former coiieretwrnan. which renult- AdminiHtralrlx of Ustutu of j cd In a broken right ear drum and Win Williamson. ' ju fracture of the bone hack of the Keb. 4-1 1-1 8-15 Mar 4. ' ear. t'AItl) OF THANKS We wish to Ihunk our friends for their kindness and sympathy extended us during the illness und death of our loving baby. Also for the beautiful Mural offerings. Mr. and Mia. Oscar Ackley. 2-25-ltp. Liiiniiiimiitniinminiiiiuniin OanG M..ZIi: HACKS Hi'O lint new magazine racks teady for decora ting: altto oth-r piiees of atlractlve occasional fur nil tire, at iCiclmrdHoti's Art und Oift Hliop. 2-22-21 Fun I'm; on i,A.itirii: A pi epmatluii that will atop all lagrippe troubles and generally produces a cute' in AH hours. $l.fi'J u bul tie. sold only by iSllverlliorn- 11 rink inir 111,, lrilirl i.f limine u vii i iw.,..,.0 !u ll, uf ! WliKlll's family illllf,' More. convincing proof uny nation ever gave of incurable optimism.! :2-tr The Keller Society nf .North jSlilv will huh) mi apron mill cooked food nale lit the Orewcnt Aleut .Mkt.. The proposed celebration in connection with the comple tioirand illumination of our street lighting' district is an event ""'-i 1''eb- at 10 " "' -s-i -thi'tt would benefit the entire community. The most impor-j ., , .,,,,. ,. vtan thing in connection with the improvement, however, is emn troubles annoy yuu. when n thej-emoval of light poles from Adams avenue, Fir and De- Ktartii0',,",1'!;;; pot streets. The local company is ready and anxious to takejiief und eon irodu-- u cure. s0u these down. They have been ordered to do so by the cityJ"1'.' J)l,,.orn"WrlKh,'"2 '.!'!' The only delay is caused by the failure of various business ' . houses and property owners to have their wiring changed wnnkhwahi-: si-kciai, from the front to tlie-alley. This must be done if the street ' Z'JlT There are only a limited !t !"i for piwcs, it iiki'- itruson a Art ami flirt Khon. iri.i't overluok this effr it will 1 ty 2-22-.'t lighting is to be completed on time. number of workmen available to effect the changes. The cijy aeserves coinpieie ana prompt coopemuon so tnat it you. nfiiy be accomplished. There is no advantage in further de-1 '' li.vnnrl thnr ,V ,lic(iot .J.,lo i t(i.,.. ; iuJ A r,'ul '""K"'" in Stationery In y .u u, l.ll,)iv Rcuiis i.j StiuiiS uic pri'ily box' s. Juat from th.i m wiring changed as soon as possible. If your buildinir is one ,ur'- ; stun. 7fic viiliii'H for X0r ., IWn nlin..,nf if nlmiiM kuo ,... i .....:.. , viTtlu.in - Wi IkIU h family ilnir C00LIDGE STANDS IJY HIS GUNS ul Sil-j ii ri -if: h'AUM LOANS: I.OWKST ItATK SCHIIDI. I.'I'NIIH nl,n .1 ,ine MciNnry-riaugcn bill, designed to stabilize the basic k- hixon. Koi,-y nuiiuinn. agricultural products, is dead. Coolidge vetoed it this morn-1 i..i."a.i..-.. um. g( iig, thereby ending considerable national suspense as to the! ; fifte-uf-the whole relief program. No farm legislation can be!" ,'! '.''i":',''"'. wr?'H,x'1is original ett'hfngn now on dlsphiy at ItiehurdNon'a Art and (lift Shoo. I'mjMiial values In' this line. 2-22-31 Site A fine homit-cooked tner himtH hot hint h Nerved tueh dav. expected now until the next session of congress. I!ut much, speculation regarding the changed status of presidential can-,' dictates will, be available from now on. v president Coolidge deserves credit, at least, for acting on' tlAIcNary-Uaugen bill according to his convictions. He n;ii)revioiiKly expressed himself on the subject of farm re-: lit Jj" The late bill was not in accord with his views. In spite tilSUje political importance of the measure he ran true to form! 'uijjQvclocd it. j ! Ho could not well do otherwise. Coolidge always has' litR'Sand always will be an easterner, ii product of an indus-j area. He has neither a practical knowledge of nor a wcjrfrul sympathy with the fanner and the farmer's problem' 4 Jf VOI3 as it' exists in the nitldlo and far west. 1 'Theoretically the presidential objections, tc the bill are finiij So are the provisions and intent of the McNary-Haugen' bi.S Kither may be wrong. The plan might or might not pitS' successful in placing agricultural products on a level witlr other commodities. If it proved a success it would great-' lyrimrease national prosperity; if a failure, it would cost the government a quarter of billion dollai-s. f ; Criticism of Coolidge is going to be for his refusal to make ' thT'expcriment. An executive from an agricultural section' wiiuM probably attempt it. I.owden and Dawes, both men vl large means and experienced in economics, favored the! phiiu They will be the rallying posts of agriculture. One orj bojlfcwill be strong presidential candidates in the republican' ranks., Coolidge is greatly weakened, lie stands little chance ' ofr'jwrrying western states if opposed by a farm champion." SchilliKgKa - '": ' '.sealed The only tea whose flavor in Vacuum it compltttly protected - kept fresh and fragrant front tea-garden to lea table. Fire kinds of protection all exclusively Schilling for the true tea flavors known only in the Orient: (1) Twice-toasted the only way to unmask rich hidden flavors of a tea leaf. (2) Then the leaves sealed in vacuum (like your coffee) .... but sealed HOT at its most ' q aromatic moment, gs F (3) The world's only key-wind vacuum tin for tea . with a Snug Cover - - to protect it even after you open it. (4) Of the many grades of Orange Pekoe, only the choicest, most fragrant, are blended with Pekoe in Schilling's. (S) Yvur grocer protects you . - hr returns your money instantly ij you don't like Sh illing's best. You keep ike tea. OlWlgfc Pekoe himuimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu....,J would kui fit as a rtddla. Keep your elimination tract alert. Malta certain that eaeh day ion mf roar diet Ineludes ths prep.rly balanced food 1 --gj'JMirww SMasaSDsVasSaslsSsaiaaaaSM I NTEDX (1 Volunteer cars and trucks, with drivers, to convey j- entire student body of High School to Union Tourna 11 ment. Be at high school 1 p. in. Saturday to get load. IJ Call Main 500 and report number of passengers you i can take. ft i t Win The Tournament! SATURDAY ANOTHER DAY OF REAL BARGAINS Boys' Suits, age 2 to 8 (. $1.00 Girls' Dresses, age 2 to 11 $1.00 Shoes, size 5 to 11 : $1.00 Shoes, size 11' to 5......... $1.9S Sweaters, size r 2 and 3.. S9c Sweaters, size 3 to 12 $1.98 Boys' Caps, age 3 to (5 25e Girls' Hats, age 1 to G 50 Hose, 75c values for..: c. U5 Dolls, $1.08 values for..,.,. G9 Silk-Fiber Princess Slips $1.9S Silk Hose 79: Colored Dress Linen, SG-in., per yd 72 Boys' High-Grade Jersey Suits Age 2 to 7, in snappy colors and styles. Valuoo to $7.00, to close out Take vour choice for $3. 19 Girls' Wool or Jersey Dresses 2 to 1G. To Ih dosed out at less than 12 PRICE Several Other Real Bargains For Saturday K. West & Co. La Grande's Leading Store For Over 25 Years SPORTS TOGS Of Style For Every Occasion YOU'LL be interested in the Sports so new, so fresh, so smart and alluring. ffg VII 1 1 " V '.1 1 5a Sports Blouses KuBhtont'd of pongee wUh tnunnisli collttr to ) worn lip or flat. ' $3.75 Up Sports riats A b t a u n c 1) supporter o f sport s will iid cm- t h i" ntv fell and sttuw huts. $4.00 Up Golf Sweaters Slip O V 0 I uiitl cout styr s ln cay colors. $4.50 Up Sports Suits With vajrar ics f llnr, nlvh nml cot(tr. $33.50 Up m The Wardrobe Without A Sports Coat Is Void YEAR' after year sports coats have come, each season more clever, un- , til now they are superb. 1 For motoring and hiking a sports coat is most necessary. Developed of imported and domestic fab rics they re, oh, so swagger. 1 $13.75 Up Sport Frocks Are Worn Every Minute Of The Day The more colorful the fabric tho more .chic the frocks. Developed of... crepea, novelty silks, kasha, jersey. $18.75 Up ettfi 9 r OfHiu We Invite You to See Our Showing of Spring Millinery Your interest will be captured immediately by our display of millinery for early spring. You'll find models that embody the new style tendencies you have been hearing- so much about: High draped crowns and narrow brims! Felt com bined with pedaline straws! Crocheted visca! Fine Milans, ' Bangkoks and Ballibuntals! Our showing is large and lavish. Here are a few of the new colors: Grecian Rose, Mayflower Rose, Hydrangea Blue,' Monkey Skin, French Beige, Coral Blush, Gooseberry, Vert de Gris. Don't they sound interesting? It will be a pleasure to personally bring the models suited to your beauty and complexion, to your personal attention. ' $5 to $20 N. K. West & Co., Inc. La Grande's Leading Store For Over 25 Years Age LEGISLATORS W ORKING OUT TAX PROGRAM posiils (or IrnlcfMiUo postponement on r numlM-r of ivn.it bills jro . post UK salary luri-easci. The pov ' ernor has oni;ieniIy vrtopil tvh I mi usutvs, ami ho tit tfadors Uct ) K is uastod tiinu to Uobatu ovvr NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP in,- bill nmoiuli d o 8 ) n-jn,.' burso tho liiKhuy department fr rim.1.1 lak. n from It thc prrarnt fiiiHncinl cuiri-Ki'nry and an ninrnilnn-nt ta thn vimMUu..,. itllvlli. (Kntnoy the bniw of tlin six hit !-:it lax limitation woulj be eblo .. ....... ... " """"' we uic at mldnteht. .i.l fiv,. ,,,,., i u. dFMnni. h.iii, Ti)( ..v ... ; The I. Klsluluro w ill likely end Its i TATr. lUHKli S.M.KM. Wrf.. prop,-.! tolweo tax. d pianne.1 lulmrs with a.ljuilrnmrnt in dlu I Kvb. IS (Al irnrlnR praclk-nlly kill off n mimtier if senate bills . ubuut tnl.lntK'it taiilKbt. A short j Krvcl uiwtt u tuxalmn prusnun. proposlnR- salary Inrrensvs whleh . ; rut will Ilk.-iy Ik- lak. n In the whleh Includes the statu Ijirome niembers thought tho governor Iiuuk this u(t-rttooii Uirviuib pru- ' tux ulnady iwasvd, a reied litli- wuliW ttv i( iaKH.d. ontlnupd from I'm One)