La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENTNC, OBSERVER
Saturday, May 28, 1027.
Jln(&mxbc gating Writer
(Incorporated)
An Independent N'ewapaper
FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and 1'illillnher
HARVEY F. MATTllKWa Uimlnvflii MumiKt-r
Published evenings, except 8nndny, at 1416 Aclutnn Avermo,
La Grande, Oregon. The Obs.rvur-Btur plitdllit'd evt-ry I'l-ldny.
l-aitered at the Potitufflce at, J,a Ornndti, Oii-kihi, an Ki---i,nU
Claw) Mall Matter under act of March J, 179.
OFFICIAL PAPKR OF L'N'ION COUNTY AND Till-;
CITY OF LA OJtA.VDti
MEMDEIl AHSOOIATEIJ PltEHH
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tion of nil nftt'H dlxpalchctf creillted to It or not olhi-rwi.se i i-i-diti-d
If published therein. All rli-hts of republication of xpecial dl.i
palchps in thin paper, and oIko the local newH Ir-ii-Iii alio mo
remnveil.
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ADVEIlTIPINfJ HATES
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Display, local, tier column Inch 4ilo
Time contract prlceH on application.
The Ti:.CIIAI;l.i:
l.iird'.' him Mh;ill he
I'miIiii IT.: 12.
MAN- Wluil
I.. mIi In the
loan in be
w ay I ha l
1 111 t feli
ne .--ball
SPORT NEWS
PORTLAND SLAMS
ANGEL TWIRLERS
Slugging Attack Downs
Southerners 10 to 4
Hollywood Wins
l M IC COAST
Oakland
Mil-HilHlK
H.iiratiit-lilo ,
San l-'riuuisi-o
H- al-ie
I'oillali.l
I .ns AilK-l-s
Ilollyu...,-!
I.IAI.I
W, I..
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Pirates' Grip
On First Place
Is Strengthened
.NATIONAL iiv.tr.
I'lilHbuiK
i 'Jil-j iff
St. l.OlllA
New York
Washington
JlrooUtyn
I lout on
'lneinnutl
AMi:!tlCA
There's one consolation in the present Eastern Orooun
weather. If it keeps up we can advertise the (oande liondej
valley as a .suluirl) of the Willamette and cash in on all extra'
rainfall.
I'.J Hie ;V-.MM'llltll VIVm.h
l.i-l by I'aul Hi ran. I with rive
Maf.-li-m In liv. tliin-H at bat. Port
land launclicil a virion attack on
tun r I. on AmkcIi-k biirlers to win by
a la to 4 count. Iltiitlii-n kept the
In Aiih-I hits. well Kcattcreil. Ital-terl.-K--
Sand. is. NIIi-b. Smith, t'un
iiiiiMliain and Kit iiiIIhtk: lliildiiii
iiml U'emlell.
Tlir- i- uall.H. a wIiikIp and a home
run In the eighth imiinic kuvi- .Sac
ramento five runs ami a victory
overllic Mivsjniis, 7 to 4. ItattcricH
Vlltei, Sinelelon UIl'l S-Vi' I'i-Id ;
llailool, Kiki-rl and Whitney, Wiil-Hr-c-m-y.
Hollywood outflcldef, hit
tin- Kecouil ball pitched by Huh
Hasty In the lax! or the tenlfi Inn
iu(f tor a home run, and Holly
wood in ii- il up the eerb-H with
Oakland, winninic 11 to &. ItatterleH
-- Kraiis--. CraKheail, llasly anil
New York ..
I'M lea m,
Philadelphia
WiinIiIiikiiiii
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! I take
, new.
Jacobs, Mulcahy and AK-
It's gratifying to see that I.indberoh isn't lifiiij.- spoiled,
so far, by the honor and attention given by France. If we
remember correctly there was once a young man naiiied
George Young who succeeded in coiuiucring the Catalina
channel .
re-
re-1
Walter Malls and Elmer Knlltht
pilche-l airtight ball for Beven Inn
Iiikk. bul the Seal left-hander
w. aliened In the eliihth and Seattle
pushed over a brace of runs to win,
4 to S. naileries Malls and Mi-.
I 'rea : KnlKht and Jenkinn.
(lames today: Sacramenlo vs.
MlMMnns al San Francisco. Oakland
vs. Hollywood at l.on AtiKeh-s. Han
l-'raneisco al Seatlle, l.os Ankclen
al Portland.
LKWIST0N OVKK-ZKAKOI S
The recent news disjuttchos from Lewiston, Idaho,
irtWlYwMr ( ll.l 1-1 ill til l nv.onei,... iM.w.titwe 4 1.,.,... 1 ...I .1 ..
suited from a too ardent Lewiston newspaper writer and did J Oil I11S 1 UiyerS
an unconscious injustice to the Oregon public, service com
mission. The .story said the commissions of three states
Orejron, Washington, and Idaho would urge I he Snake
river route on the interstate commerce commission. Such
Warming Up For
Summer's Play,-;.1
is hardly the case from information available thus far.
Oregon commission has given ear to this propo:
'so has the Portland chamber of commerce. I'i
The
1'i-niirlmi it tl I'liinn tPiinlft
;ims will vlf i' ip honors tomorrnw
al of Idaho ; ( ui iit ii.-r p.-rrulMliik', In InvUuIimi
I'l llilpS H i ",J,,,'',,,M 1,1 1 ,,lon t o'Mis. 'I'his
sire lo ho duly courteous mid hospitable has niven the wronji.ny Mmi rnr thi (nin. una whii
impression reardinK the final action and reeommendation J' if,(1nn' " ,,;,!,y- ,u
. .. flM , Vhonlil Jtiovltlf ki till i-null n-
ot these homes. I lie Oregon coiunussion an! Portland or- s.-m. rhr rnii.n amiiii.- iismocIji
p;anizations aie not, we feel .sure, Roine- to jump into the n"n H 1,1 rhl""'i" r thP tv,,Mt- Mv-
, . , . . ... , . ... . '"i'i M in. l-'r ii l-'ox. Itiiv Wilson.
liewiston baiKlwaon without investigating the fine vehicles i.yi.. wiison. l. v.. 'ivrrni nn.i imy
already existinir in their home slate. There is. litonilk' nnl l,vUi" "oii.,. ih- i nion piny. i-t
one single advantage to Oregon or Orejron people in this new
rail project. And there are many disadvantages, to the peo
ple of Orejron, to present taxpayers, to the lTnion Pacific
railroad. The Portland people who have been a nit hasty in
endorsing the Snake Kivcr route will soon realize this, we
are conhdent, and the public service commission -will, if they
investigate the plan thoroughly, not only refuse to endorse
it hut will protest strongly against it.
H Mil' A'-MH-ijllnl I'll'!
Tn-iitiiiff Hit world chiiinpion St.
oiUm i 'ardlliiiLs ;m disi-cMjK''t fully
f;is iln-y tllcl ih- NVw York iluiil
jii ff iliiyn aifo. thf I'lttshurK lir
k toilay hail rolh-d up u winning
Ntrcak of niuo kamrH and a gooil-Hti-d
J f ! In thi- National 1 ukiip.
, 'I'lii' 1 r;'.1 wlnni if of tin- world
crown threat mil to iiuikf- a clean
wi!p of l heir erie.i wit h I ln
Vanl-s iih tlicy ilitl with the (iluntM,
hy Uitoi-IOlitf lt' the rhainpionH 8
to 7 in a len-iniilutf Het-to yi'Hti-r- '
day.
I Mi-anwlille tin Giant wore tak- ,
Intf si on the cliln from Itrook- i
lyn In the shape of a doulil.- de- ;
feat. f to :j and 5 to 1.
The i'UU'UKO llhr. who Hliare the ,
first dlvllon with ih l'iut Jt.
ii-iaiitH Mild Cnrln, rlunjf to th ,
heels ot iUe llurrunfrH. ;i to a vie- !
tory oyer Om-iniiati in tin" elev- '
Mith. 1
j llrave Win mo j
I I.Ike tilt: Kohlu. the lU.slnri '
Itrnvi-H tfiok two from a tf-mn eon-
itidorahly hlln r above tin in in the ;
l :iK"iie. Tin- I'liillii-H reeeived tilt- ('
douhle llekiiiK on their liome ,
KrouiidN. X to 1 and 13 to li.
; In the Aiut riran It awiiH the. Ch- '
' raKO White Sox won their fifth
' .siieeesslve victory by bi-utfiiK the
'Timers, it to I. and thereby creop
, Iiik "I on tin Xankei'H. Only 04
IiolulH how heparith-H them from ,
Wic leauue IcaUeiH and the tfilp Iiuh
tfrowu smaller day by day. I he :
unkeeM bettered llxdr standi up '
not at all by hre;ikinfr even with
the Senators, Herb IVnnoek met ,
liiH first defeat of the season when
tile Yanks dropped tlm first ruihc,
7 tn '2. Hoyf.s three-hit ffaum in
the Heenad bull' of the bill Kavn
the Yanks a ; to 0 win.
(Jelulir bronnlit IOh homo run
total to 11. equalling I la be Huth, ; 'n
hts "homerim twin." '
Cleveland went a step ahead in 'Iduit:.
the standings nt the epi-nsn of ,
tin1-St. Louis Mrowns by eorlnf wind,
a 7 lo a victory. fj it
STANFORD LEADS
IN PRELIMINARIES
'southern California and
Dartmouth Second and
! Third in Qualifying
I-'IIAN'KI.IN' l'llM.ll. 1-liilaili-l-lilila
May ;x ( Al') Htulirnril'n
l.rnwiiy h.iii.l of iitlil-t,-fl KOI off to
n flyliiK Hiaii l-'ri.liiy In iho oprn.
In Hliiriiilxh of llulr fliflit to win
I In- liil. i i-oll.-Biiiti- A. A. A. A.
track anl 1,-ltl iliiiNi))ionKhliM.
In ilii or tin. Hhor-k of lmvlnir
tli.-ir i-ria-k iniaricr nilli-r, l:inorKon
HlH-nci-r. i-lllnlnat.-.l liy iiiHti-rn rl
YillM, tin- I'ardlnalK iiNs.-rti-il tlii-lr
inlk-ht In tin- I'I, lil ivintn and car-rli-il
urr It iii.-ilil'ylnir pla-i-.
i-iiouiih lo I, ;i, I tin- fli hl by i(l hiiIi
flanlliil hiini;in in ti-iald tlial
liav. .1 Hi.- way for tin- final ti nts
to.l.iy.
Suiilli. rn fiilifonilii's ulunly I
hiinil. ili-r.-ti.il nir Ih.. rhainnluiiHliln
tln-y hayi- ln-1,1 for two Hti.-r..uiv.. I
yi-ui-H, flnlshi-il noronil In Iho list
Willi t,-n innlfii-i, limn Hln-nelli-
iiiiik in-- pi iiujmti iniu mi- main
liallli- today will In- fought Ih-I w.-.-it
lh- Trojanti and f'at dliiuli., with no
.-ii.lern school concidi-d i-vi-n a
oiiihIiIo chnncp of triumph.
Itiirtmoiith. toinliiK thraugli with
iini-xpi -t-d and fairly wi II lialuiic
id Mri-nelh, l.-d the inncrn fniTia
liy plnt-lntr nlnn nnallfli-r, lint Yule
and I'l-im Hint.', i-acli Willi elttlit
plai'i-. flpurrd to muk a slriini:
Hhonlnir I" tlm final t.-Mtn. Tliin
In lK-caiii' lioth tin, eiih and Nlt
tany l.ionii am oxpecti-d -to do soiim
of thi-lr ln-Ht work In tlm. one and
two niile ruim, tin., only .-vi-nls of
tli rlttei-n on tho ciili nilur whlrlt
did not flKltri- In 1-rlday'i. trials.
MEMORIAL DAY
Our Store 'ill Remain Closed
N.K.West&Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
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I'endlelnn'H team is not definitely
known, but will include MImh Jean
I tell, well known for her playlnj
in Kastern Oregon ami id:ho. I
I. a (irande will be represented I
at invitation matches at ttoise lo-
nioi row- by Tai Ic Taylor w ho In j
company w ith Karl (iarrinon, of j
North Powder, will leave this even- I
TWEDDEL WINS
AMATEUR GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
tun
llnis
: iii.
I'V
ami
i-nl
for tin- Idaho ca
'I'wIiih I'll Mh will
-nil In tin- liH-i-l.
pllal.
1 1 1 1 v .
ICASTKKN OKKCJON DKSKRVKS IT i
The Sitlem Ciipitiil-.Iniiniiil was itiioti'd .vt'.stonl.iy as sayinjr!
that Kozor would he iiiimcd new lmdet offlci'r in a IVw davs:
mid with this chimjio would come the nppoiiitiiient of a m-wj
Kocrotary of state. From other st initios there is an iiidication!
that Governor Patterson will wait until after election to set-!
tie these jobs; hut, in any event, they are of considernlile!
interest to Knstern Oregon. j
Kozer, without question, would make a most efficient'
luidaet officer. If he Rets the jolt, he'll leave vacant the!
tu.i-l nf ...i e .....I 1 1 .. 1
i"""1 1,1 .-.-.ii-lii in niait; tuiu iiieiuoer 01 me stale noanl ol
control. Two men are mentioned prominently for the joh,
IhjIIi of them capuhle hut one of them, Koy Uitner, of I'en
(lleton, is an Kastern ()rejon mini, lie is a close friend of the
governor and was no small influence in seeuriiijr I'alli'isonj
the nomination. Jn addition to that lie has lone; been in pub-!
lie affairs, is experienced in legislation and admiiiistralimi. !
In milking his selection for the post of secretary of slate.;
if and w hen vacated, Governor Patterson will naturally seek I
n man in whom he has confidence, with whom lie can uoikj
advantageously. Further than that he should seek a man!
from a section of the stale deserving representation, on thej
sUite board of control. Kastern Oregon deserves that ; should j
have it. Mr. Uitner is this sectmirs only strong candidate!
for the appointment and his selection would be a gratifying!
gesture to Kastern Oregon and would insure fur the stale'
capable administration of the oft ice.
Local Nine Will
Play at Haines
HOY l.AKK, Kim., May L'S (Al')
--In-. William 'l'n-ddi'll, of Sloilr-lirl.lKi-,
won tho JlrlllMh amateur
KOlf I'liamplonshlp In-ri- today. Ilo
drfoali-d II. II. I.andali-, Of tin- Itny
nl l.lv-M-pool i-lnli. In tin- HlMinlo
final malih )' 7 tip ami six tn
Piny.
In-. Tu i-dd.-ll. who KiH-er-eds to
tin- tlllo whli-h J--SSI- Svvi-1-l.s.-r won
last y lull dill not il.f.-nd. Ii
Id) yi-ain old. II" li-arm-d nio.it of
lliH Kolf In Srotland.
ir .on ciini.i int i-i. u vinf.
I'll.w mi. I It.iiiD-l.,.. an.. t.u .I...'
Ulllld HI H lll.vlHIM'.- Willi C
I'rilll M-tlhijr ilalil .nil tup of it
Willi ll run or .Moitiu-i-ll puiiit .-ft-ting
on lop lii li.-nil Hull wouldn't
lialr ipri--.s our 'iilliu.-dam. I'm
Jli-t ii lifkli-tl rroiii Iicji.I to foot
Hull I i-iiii not find woi-il-. in lliuf
IliiniC rillli-il ii KH-iiliulai-y In r-
irc-. iuM-lf. Wlitlt I iiltir ln-citj
worklutr lor. I'or iniiutlis ami
IIIOIIIIl llllh II. -I llllllv ixinii. l,i l.fivv
Any palnti-i- will loll inn Hint llm T
li-t imiiil thai i liunli ami lliallll-'4
rn(-lui-i-il out or iiiiit niHI.-rial; ' J
iianii-lv. whin- liail mill zinc
Ui-oiiml ill ll..-.' liiiM-i-t oil. Jiil.4C
you on-i- u palnl .-mi innrk.it j
"llltl'v Pun-." No I iliHi'l Mipiwwj J
ou him-, lint ou prohnlily liae
imiut i-iiii tiui.-k.-.l "ruri
hut flint iliMn't SW"ll aiiy.l
It cull la puii- ttiiiinnl ,
ptii-o wliilluu, pui-o ti-niiiiil
tin- kind llii-y iliakr ttla.sl 2
uinki's a pui-o puiiit, hut lfit
j J "il waul n mil ini-lnl coi.-iitiit, jT
, w hile h-iul anil .ini- tf i-ullmi iu ; .
! pui'i- liii-i-ril oil I-. what ou want' J
! lo put mi oiu- hiilldiu-x. lon-'iln-li
I'aiiil I-, inarki-d on tin- can, '4
("IllIK; IMu i-." mid it liii-nii r-j J
actlv wliat It -ay. We will itlvi'lV
yon Sinn on in puii- unld ir .voii
lean iirnie Ihal Monarch INiInt 1
jl'ii't whal il cliiinis In he. '
ijll-l l i-eclieil a leleHi aiil t hilt -Jii . .
,u- the lull imeiic.v Willi volilinii J
pi I. , -. Hi,, kind that -civ tin-1 f
; world un till'. Mlli-iliy Paint t'oill- '
puny hi I'l-mlli-tim i- known rai-l-t
Grande
Ronde
Hospital
Crande, Ore.
-' " "
Accredited Nurses
Training School
will : ;ci: i vi- api'Ucatioxs
I'roiii prospective students to fill n lim
ited number (f vacancies. If you nro a
High School graduate and can s-hmv oth
er necessary (ualil'icatioiis your applica
tion will he given careful consideration. ,
AililrrM Applications tn
Siijirriiilciidrnt, (!. 1. Jlitxjiitnl,
l.ii (Iraniiv, ( )rr.
........
'llicy hac been leaiuihi- .Innnifh
pnltit for (Mcr riu'. AVf
called him tip oxer long dUiniicc
AitlimiKlt never b. foro achlevinfr I " ""u-m.
, Imer tclliny us uliat wiHHliTfnl
AVe.'it tier perm it tint;, tlie T
Cnmile Ii.'ihiIk.II t-;Ull will play;
lhiiiiiM I iiinm'i'fiu' a II m mmn II t
"iinunn I to.lay. (,. , . 7 . ' V . , I Pllilit Mnmir.li uh.. il wjwhII
til tnii. ii'iu 1...1.W, i nisi amaieurs, ne i w ice jire- i ...
al Unb li.ifi been , -alned , ,.,..,..h,.(i ih,- l ist hIM.pii inMl111 ' umlci-slnml what be
this season, havhm plav-I Uo,1Hl l-lflt Hlxl' 1 n Uiii4i i,,.. ,i ,.,.,,. i......
nii H ili iii jiiii' ntliep ic'ini trvivor in amateur champion- ''" ' bl nmnaar lo lr
I a a n ail) o( Hep I r.un ...... , .(the nuns. " iniait-li i. I be Im-.I
The li
oat In
e,l 1. SS K-
in t he !,
ilier-1'uion I'otinty letiirue.
I'liiti r-sronr sv.xn
lcl'.l W.N (.KIM 1 S
(;i:i:i:i'.stlk. ind. nick
StiirlridKc. oi (iray, Ind.. will Kiad
u,ite troni Mel'mnv university In
.Inn.- acclaimed as (he greatest
athlete the school has had in yearn.
sitiiirblm' crooned Ii im eareer by
p' n Ini; st eon. I ( the tb'Ciithtnn at
Known to hiirrv.'
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
'1 Phone 799 1-
X
anlat.-iirs, In- mice pro.; '. """" " "- wn 1111
ll.d the lust alMeent"""" " ' '"' I
mill Imi i. .ii.i i... ... T
sit rv i or in a mateiir champion- , m . t
htp and uon (lie Crmlen bay!""; ",mK "'"'"vi, is I be IhI,
i ou i ii a i ifiir in i :i i lie ih sniiKen i' - "
of a- - 1 1,,. irolfer ho m vef ban i lhr Im'm- '"" "" v ,M,-"
i "i uie ina-ter palnleeH of l.a '
.ianiie (h, waiting to palnl his mn
Ihmim with Muiiaii Ii. It ! coiind
rtnei- than ordinary Htlnller ntrd )
piepaictl on-fillled ime ptllnt Utld
is xiihjct I to i benilcai iinatyxK I
nod the rowrui" ca parity and ,
hardening ipniKHes aie enot ntniis. !
briber ou tiellce l( or llol, II
coat woik. per yalbm. lion's that I
nunpaiv with i;t) feel of JiM h-ail I J
and oil. on ay. h dtes
o er tlial iniirh more than lead !
ami oil. simt.lv iH aiisi' It U I I
j a i' mint miit b fltn-r ami contuin-
I :t puiv Inc. Therefore. Il '
j not too brittle or too son. Irfnil (
alone is tiMi iri, zinc alone is loo j f
bard and brittle; potlltm (lie
i together tni Innc what lliey llj
.at Hie While IIoiim' al Wttshliiit-
;tlit- I'.-nn It.-liiys. s.tllni: a n.-w
ri-i-ord of I ii n. i-onds for tin- lln-linl-r
liiir-ll.-, Ih- Iiiim won nine
I'll'iM at lii l'iiiiw an a lialfhai-k
In foolliall, a cenler and cuard hi
j l-iinki-ll.all. and a l.-n-n.-eond nian,
, "tiir hui.lli r and a wi-iiilil throw.
r in' : 1 1 . M 1 1 V on ti:n-li ;in.l fi.-l.
Y
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i
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"In Line Of
Duty!"
Travel in our
Why?
AIM':
WKI.b
DKl'SSKD
lllXWl'SK
Til Kill
(T.OTI1KS
aim:
P.oi'dilT
AT
AOICTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Better Merchandise Lower Prices
iMocfcTM Chair-Cur Stages!
I .cave
1 a ( Iiamle for .Tnseph
l a Crande fur Cakcr, P.oise
l.a llraiiile fur Haker nnly
l.a Crande fur 1'endletnn
ll .mi,.-, n,. .,t V,,.,i (r w
0 :0n a. in.
!) :2" a. m.
1 1 :00 a. m.
Ila Wall. i
'1 :D0 p. nv,
12:-jrp. ni.
i"i::iO p. ni.
3::t0 p. ni.
in. I IVih.-o)
l eave La Grurule
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Tare $9.50, Round trip ?l6.00
Ion. ll. ('.. ih, lod't Purr Palm
Uinuml In pint' mined llnnrd oil.
; I aiye bipmriil condnti ; I-K
j c ilium U. ni oivhrv, nil made of
i thf sirictcsl. purest ninieiial
, lMi lob) imi just a Uti
j hwlay, bin hi. hate ullirr Mirprl
j thai will .iuile thai Miller In
llfjll.l I tlli Hill,. l'...i.l lliuiu..,!.
I 1 'nlnt. I miuht miv this, hrforv I ! V
t hiM'. thai uheivwi- lhr Moinh
I people set. the m-1 hard. A ru I A
; or Mooan b paint in a puliiln
hand means a llte loiiK t'HsUuiMH'.
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j -btpmrnt or vtalliaxi- than
hit i-cid in ,a , ramie. Vou
an make our rboire from mimw
j id witlciiis fmiu the chtunt'st
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i most beautiful iattci-il. of i1iup.
crie ami I trranv biiuid to suit
the miwt iII-m i imlimifiti; (Hsles atid
(lie prht's are aluns ilb). IVHnif
in Miur mall order catalogues if
! )n want to.
We ate elosliiu nil day Monday
for Memorial ln.
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Men of the World War, killed or disabled in line of duty
these and the soldiers of all wars are honored on Memorial Day.
But World. War soldiers and their dependents were protected
in a way never thought of in the country's previous wars gov
ernment insurance and government compensation.
Today in civil life practically every familv head has insur
anceand at the same time he. is building a savings estate that
will guarantee him and his dependents compensation when he is
disabled hy old age or loss of earning power.
Building & Loan is ffle most popular method of accumulat
ing that estate because it can be done with regular monthly
payments, because it constantly makes more money by earnim
a good rate of interest compounded semi-annually. ' '
Next to having your compensation vour income in late
years guaranteed by the government, you would select a homo
company sponsored and directed bv men vou know' The I
Grande Building & Loan has many features IN YOUR FAVOR
that are not duplicated in the certificate. of any other company
Ask any of its directors have a building and 'loan contract ex
plained to you by someone you know and have confidence in
in-iuic .ini uu. : v tune ur 10 ini oitice or ask us to call
out obligation to you.
-with
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
We Sell lr Cash.
"Tho loor Man'1 lhnd"
N'rar foundry. Vhmm Main 94H
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J. J. Can, Manager
la Grande National Bank Building Phone Main 2.10
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