La Grande evening observer., August 06, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, August f, 1927
(Inoorporald)
An Independent Newspaper
FRANK B. APPLEBY -
Editor and Publisher
t HARVEY F. MATTH1SW8 .
. Bunlnemi Manager
Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1418 Adams Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Guntrver-titar published every Friday.
Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, a Second
Claaa Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1870.
OFFICIAL PAPBR OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB
CITY OF LA C KANDti
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PR EBB
The Associated Frnn In exclusively entitled to use for publica
tion of all news dlMputchcs credited to It or not otherwise credited
If publfnhed therein. All rights of republication of M,er-Jul dls
patchen In this puper, and aluo the local news hersln alo are
reuurved.
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ADVERTISING RATES
Of up lay, foreign, per column Inch. , .,-,., m.4
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Time contract prices on application.
SWEET POTATOES
ON THE MARKET
Tin: i.av
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A M-ximiT:
in within my
1 ileliKltt In ,1 thy will. O my flol:
h.urt. I'Miilm 40:11.
First Yams of Season Ar
rive in Portland Crab
apples Are Ripening
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Til firm MIVHt flOllltlM'.S of lit-
current .imfin huv- iirrlvi-,1 u-i
III,- lO'Nll WllOlftlllH proiluci- inii.
krt. Tlli-y inovi-il Kluwly nt ir..-
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liclil Ik lir.lvlin nil. I kHMmk fro-ll
$l.l'll to pi'r mii'ii.
IVilill 11 1 ii 111 h from Tito liiilt
Willi for l.:','i !.- p.-ui-h lio..
lomiuiiiM uri- film nl II. ml tn
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mi'-lhiui ,i'ii.')it. Iiu-liiillnt; mIioi':
fi lls nii'l ifiti.ss. is, 'JTi lo fi i i c lm -1
er; Koml I ."oil to l.:!.'.!! III. . Mti-.-i n '
sliowuitf uuHt Iosn; fat sin- SllM'li
anil hulls sti-iinn to Jar hlnht-r;
.-aliTS ll.im lmrln-r: f-xtri'ini- lop,
li.-aiy ..i.-.-rs. IM.iIi': mt-.lliiinj
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Hears Driving
Away In Stock
Exchange Today j
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tit I hi' stuck inurl;-t, alt houyli I
poola rontinnfil I h i r offntts 10!
murk ut priii'8 and Mucrtlrf In
! MMtnir m-jiitv 11 ilnxi-n immiim 10
i)t'v re.-orvi hiRhs.
w e I; j (i.-nt-,,,! Mntora, Alli. d ( 'henilr-il
'''"'"tiiint son..'- of tin- other n'crnt In
iul f-- j .luHti-iiii h-inlt rH wore tlx- hurde-t
bit. nltlu!if,'li tlM-n- wpio no widt
ou-ii Iifuks. On iIh' iipsl.li', buy
Iiik whs most pi ff rtl o in HuVh
spi'dii Itii-n an rulliiiH ami Alkman
iiriil IiU'Tnational Hnrvfjil'-r, t-iinx
uf which moM ;it M'aMt IS puintu
iihuvf y.'sU i.lay'ri linal 'iiiutntioiiK.
I ', H. Steel cumnon v;t under
pi'fSHlll'e lillt- mime of the Inile-
liciKliiiiH, juiillciiliitiy Itepubtic
:inl I n hi inl. rereU 'I'd Htronif up
p(Mt. I'liblic iitllltl-'g uIho prcMi-m-si-V'T.il
Ht roil k HpolM, Hi onklyn
t'iiloii Huh 111011111101? to :i new Ultfh
ni'l li-ooklyn Kdison ciiinhiii'?
Zip-It Child's Play Suits
Plaid Ginghams in Colors
Special $1.80
N. K.West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
ar"-"- I inori- tliiill :t lioiiils.
i.m.ui. .,.,, ,,()si,,B ., ).,ivy. Tolal
ali-H It p i I o X I III II t I- il 1, nun, Hull
llari-s. '
II
fat ,-ous
7. -Mi to
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1 1 j mi.
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: nativi
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"Self-ilotoiniinaliim (if peoples" is all right if it isn't taken
as giving the light to sluidt propoganda at, (ir into, all other
peoples. .
The Volstead percentage holds in one way, anyhow. It is
reported that only ahout one-half of 1 per cent of the liquor
now consumed in this country is imported.
Among many fine pictures lieing taken in La Grande and
over the county for The Observer's Progress Edition for the
last of this month are two unusual views taken from the
tops of the two new hotels and looking down upon Adams
avenue and the business district. The edition will contain
alwut one hundred pictures, two to five columns in size,
showing the progress in the Lu Grande territory of the last
few years. With these and accompanying news stories we!
I'OIITI.AMi I.IVl:sT(X'K
foil TI.A.NH. Or,-.. Anir. c (Al'l
- Toiliiy's rrrrlpts. 4un s.,.p( ,u
r.rll. It, i-i-lpts for u, k I.- rov-
llnati-): l.'i:',-, c.-ittlo, t.-tu ral. s.
2Ki:.'i lilies. ?4-in sh..p,
c.illli- i 'omp:. i . , uitl, ,,.
dko: li. lt.'r m a. li s l.. . f si, , r,.
.am,- to J.V lili?l., r: plain St. .11.
nil,- slork afl-l v. ali-rs. at. a-li
I'lllls M.-a.ly:- ., ni.-.lllim t-ia.l,
tin-Knn Km si sii-,r. f : (. w
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luilk prli-,-n: BluiiRht. r st.-i i
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h"lf.-rn. III. fill - 7. ijf,; ruttiTH. 13.' ,.
fu fi.i'": nif-illiiiii era.li- t.ulN. $;,.,.,
''S.r.O. uml v,-:ili-r. !l.r.uli IJ.11".
lloirn ('nmpan-'l u,-i-k :iko
inurk'-t tiliout nl inly: Momlay't 11. 1
vanw lout: i li.Nlnir. luilk .l.-ir,il.l
Kin lo fun Mi. ,-usti-in liutilii-'.,
1 1 I.Tfi'.r li.J.'i; IIkIiim ami 1111 illuir. 1.
1 1 I. Hll -..(hi; hIuiik lit ,-r pits.
i i.:r,',i 1 1.7.'.: fi-.-iiiiiK iiIks. siL'.mi
'" Kl.mi; mlx.-il wi-lifht ,lrlv..-in
Wheat Closes Weak
I And Lower Today
. .1i.11.ly: 1 :! 1I011
i.s lightly nort"i.!
on. In ami h.-avi s.
s. I I :t.,'.il Hi 1 4. 1'O; I
"ii; Inf.-rior laiiiha.
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; l.ii-?, from f.--.llni,' utatloii,,. S.3UU !
j.Iir. i-t: tnark.-t i-'osins i;i-ni-r:il.y J
i:m-ha 1:1;. .1 i-M-. pt tu-in y slu-.-p.
vtiii-h uri' m 1.1k to lou i-r: w i-i-k'x ;
top pri.-.-ri: f.it ranir.- lainl.s. 1 14.:'.".; ,
$ 2 0. 0 0 0 HALL
TO HE BUILT
BY MORMONS
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: ,.k-Ki:iir all an;n,l.
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j oats nV.ov ink- to c a,t..
;an l pr;iisi,,ns li:i.-l-a:-,ir, -I to
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NEWSPAPERS ARE
; PRAISED BY MAY,
I. CRIME DETECTIVE
! (Contl?it:?d from Pope V.
w . iir-. :If'i t-
1 liutcheis i I l.tnirfr l I 7r. n n, na.-U-1 eiu iand;r.lk: l.wU.ij.i. t i 1-
hope to present material that will be valued and preswedj sh.pronipiired ' w.m u R(.- k -m. ,u'm, 9V
for many yeai'S tO ConiC ! ,Ml"" Knuli- hnndy u.'IkIH n.nr. r. r-iPr? l.-.c: ft-h n.Jn. : i
j y imnhrt tttcitily, moHtly 1 11.00: I fri-sh .Hl.iii'l: rl fif!. ;r. J f.
.'"R.1.. . ,. . j eay ui lit lis. J'l.Oli; ln-lt.T k-iji.;.-- f tiindnnl 't litf. 2'--
jrur lot taniiiK iitiot.-ihlc. $11.0o'jj Mllk-ltaw jt .-- 4 T'
il.fi'i: ewes. $:i.rnii, f,.r.o; cuiu' "'t . ij.lt. rt. (. . h Von ..r
lown tn :.f.n: t v, v mid f i! '. Muttt-rfat "..., f. o. h. PonJ. n!
. , I ' kn. 7 n.;ni x.iiu; fceil- r i ohm ry Hteatly ; lii-avy tu ns.
Vvuruiuuy we owe a auoi oiininh.s. immmh, io.r,o, i. j:ie; nKht
Tlie report of the CIrande Uonde valley soil sui-vey, as
outlined in yesterday's Observer, should be of distinct value
to the farmers of the county.
tfratitOde fff trYtrBtnte litfTiculttrrHl college and 'depaithlt'n tr off
agriculture experts who rushed the survey through ahead oi'l
several earlier requests, lo the agriculturist who knows the!"r,UI" ro'''n 01 rioarhiK
. I , , i i . .1 i r ! i ..l'HikH ami tru.st ioinp:i iiI.-h
vj j;uiiuu j i uiu iKiiyu (l suits aim StHI I vonv
needs, the value of the sun'ey is obvious.
'Yh hamiuet
-v the Kosfluirtf
-:f:il ;ts yei'Vil tiy
Mjt-aus. J-;. K. it,-,,.
r.- s!-,oit talki w ir
,5 t.y -1r,,) .if the visitlim (-.11-Th
fh;-f .i.l.lrpss Was niailc
Ju,!i.-. .1. w. Mamilton.
h. ihf inriupncp of th
ni ( nm mu nit v life. The han
t v;is f4.1hwcil liy a hand run
ami iT.inoin'j.
st ;i n J i n tr rotini. will pi-rrnit a tot : I
of I, Mm jH-rsons to wIIik.hx alhlot'p
'ev.-ntH held tn I In new luiilillnK.
Clans for n hall of Hum kiml
: havt henn noteil with particular
inti-rt'st hy school authorities and
oi l trials of t h.t 1r-on nallonal
u;.r-l, who (iiiv.- It-It a ni d tnr
a-l'ijualc room for athlttU ron
tfis and KHiird il rills for many
' y ars and t ho R.neral (olllmon,
inadf in reiei'iiip' to the project
! indicated that It wilt 1m in d-
' niand as "a rotntn unity center h
many omanlzatiotiH and groups in
, l his i'ity.
1 ,oncrtt( ItulliHn.
t Tli' sfiucttire will he nf onn
' cr-i' with concrete walls stuccoed
; on the exterior and with concrete
. pilasters carryinif steel truss. s tn"
' the nmf. The walls will he 1
fe-t hih and the roof will mm?.--to
a ;'4-foot ch-arance from the
c. titer of the hall. A balcony will
j stir round the entire irymnnslum
1 floor with a seating accommoda
tion for ahaut 4 no. The sides mid
! ends of the floor outside the play
' ii.K floor will take care of the
additional d0 neats. There will
he lire escapes and proper exits,
so t hat I he sU uct tire will comply
with the stute requirements in con
si ruction details.
fharles R .M iller. local archi
tect. Is now drawing plans for the
Hiructure and excavation work is
already under way,
l.ai'ffe Amlitoiiiini
The Jfym floor will he just ahove
the level of the Fourth street en
trance and underneath this will he
another complete floor: having an
entrance from N avenue and alst
from l-'lfili si reel as w ell as from
the floor a hove. Jn 1 his hase
nient floor will he n recreational
hall and supply rooms, lockers
and shower rooms a ml toilets,
church office, kitchen, relief so
ciety room and cloak rooms.
.The chief feaiiire of I his towc1
floor will he a recr
torium :H to fiC fee
dancing and smallet
Iiiks. This will havi
ntlonul nnd!
., suitable f'-r
social KJtther-
an is hy M
foot stae at ne end.
The entire plan is so tleslKiie I
that athletic activities can ho car
ried on in the K.vmn and social
affairs in t he rcc real innal hall al
the same time,
There will he nothing tipslah u
outside of the ffyntn floor except -inif
living (itiaiiers for the janitor.
'Die old ainuseinent hall is Jit-in;,'
moved across t he track where il
will he. remodeled lor use as :i
church huildinif lor the l.u(ii;iin'.e
second ward church of the 1,. If. ii.
The, new' building Is to he known
as the I "n ton (Stake. Itecrciittnnal
hall, and It Is hoped that com
pletion will he possilile before (he
while)- moil! lis set in.
1 'ii I If. sin Inn
,- l-:..l.ill.-r. U in,-; lvkln Aukit i.'ii-sloinor
H.M C'l.l-:AltliS I w Mlo illli-Ks, Itr: i-olorr.l. Iminh.. ,.y. -v foMIll
NI-:V VllllK, An,,-, li (AIM Tlio "I: tiirk'-ys. allvp. noiiiiiml. ! .i.h.lM,,,,,, i
III Ti-.sl.niralll .
1 lack In I hl
.ill'iu n
"I j hi
lt will point the "' ".f'i.7:ii.
way to jriwiter yields, to better crop selection. It provides!, .,,,',,-, i -i!iT"Vxc.."h
one additioiiid pint in the irrigation proifram now enjoying ei is.:2 ni tin- .-mi ,n
.... :..i ,: i r..i : , ' t li.-io,-,..
,iu nun L-hiiiii; (inn MiLL-ewMiu experiment.
liiin.-'.-ii
l iiu-i-.sf,
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44ii. r.n i
Itnloti.H .sti-;tly:
2.HII. r,lllltO'-H Ml'
sink.
lin n I.
uly. !
Wulli-r: Why, Hi,. in lilt ion.
Hill" Ihinir! Il must think it's a
l if-: The Op'-n lloail.
I
MORE LEISURE HOURS FOR
EVERY HOUSEWIFE
In cheerful homes everywhere a 'phone is
the outside link to convenience, pleasure ami
safety.
It is a time-saver for the housewife, thereby
shortening the routine of household duties and
permitting more leisure hours.
Iet lis install yours at once.
Home Independent Telephone' Co.
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BUYING I'OAYER
An economist finds that the present per capita wealth of i
the 12 leading countries in the world is as follows:
United States .?2919
Canada 2C75
United Kingdom 2002
Australia 2,r8r
Denmurlc 1737
France 1285
Germany 910
Jupan - - 800
Sweden 77.I
Norway
Italy r,:,2
This is illuminating to anyone who looks at the possibil
ities of world commerce with a fresh mind. What do the fig
ures mean? Primarily this: That the greatest field for
American business in the world is right here at home the
greatest, most profitable market is the domestic market.
Secondarily: That in foreign trade, the British, Kmpire is in
comparably more important than any other country, and
probably as important as all the rest of the world together.
And that by far the richest part of the great, polyglot em
pire is the l jiglish-speaking part of it.
The "riches of the Orient" are a myth as far as volume is
concerned. Potentially they are tremendous and desene in
tensive cultivation fur that reason. Here on the coast the
Orient presents trade possibilities of great importance, but
it is n small volume considering the nation's trade as a whole.
In other words, the market offered for American products by
Canada, Great Britain and Australia follows closely after the
American domestic market.
Of all foreign markets, Canada, right at our door and
easily accessible, is the best per unit of population, and near
t he best in total consumption of American goods, with Great
J'.ritain next per unit of population and first in total con
sumption, and with Australia a rich and steadily growing field
for American trade in the future. Yet some Americans, still
harping on unpleasant events of more than a century ago, ask
what practical good it does to be friendly with the British.
unTDiti-'.vr
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4.'. '.1 4i;.-.
M W YOltli I'ltl'IT
SKW YORK. Auk. II (API -I'lli-il
fruit Klcaily.
i,a iinsMir: wnoi!Ai.
MA Kiiicrs
Poultry (lln- wi-lglit).
Heavy Inns 2Jr lb.
l.lcht h-Miii 14'if itc lh.
HIiiks 8c lb.
I-'lonr.
Hnnl Koi:i-ratlou (hnnl whoat)
I7.BH Uhl.
Sufi liiut 1710 hbl.
i.a citAvnr: m-n-Air, MAitiiivrx
Hllll.v.
Hilttr-r, rt-i-iini'-i y fiO ',i 9&r.
Kirn - :t:ii- .In..; l' for r,:,i..
I'll"-.1-:i.rii liir n pound
lloni-y. couth 2Tc lh. .
I'lrrlitii,,-,
N'-w iinlnloi.H- 7 II, s. l:r.r.
Striiiff h. iin.s -lli. lh.
(in-i-ii pi -us - :i 1 1 is.
'r,iiu.-ito".s 1 s .1 :i r.c iii.
I'.lril'-y tor blltli'h.
fiihlwi:,. - 4,- lh.
Va imliins ,t n. c.-,
I .ft tin- l"n h.-ii. I.
I'i'l'-iy l.iui.ili.
riu-uinhiis in,- i-n.-h.
Hiin.-'i rurrnts-Ituii.-h
hi-'-ts
Ilimrti 1 11 1 11 ips-
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CANVAS SHOES
With rubber soles and heel
5 Pair Hall' So, $1, or 2"c pair
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Keller Merchandise Lower Trices
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' When Will Your
Youngsters Be Ready
For College?
If you were starting this fall, would you
have a fund ready for the emergency ex
pense that college training invariably
brings?
Most parents do not have, money put
aside for thai purpose yet it's an easy
thing to provide through gradual Building
& Loan savings and you are freed of the
necessity for disagreeable economy when
the time finally comes when they go awa.
I!y starling a fund with a month
when they are in the grades, you assure
their education. With a little extra pre
caution and small additional expense you
can absolutely insure the. completion of
that fund, even if you die.
There are a number of unusual features
in the contract with this home 1'uilding
iv Loan company directed by men you
know. Ask us to explain them no oblig:
tion on your part.
La Grande
Building & Loan
Association
J. J. CARR, Manager
La Grande National Rank Ruiltlin.u"
Phone Main 2."0
to'
thm theft n ails
fftelfulneu,
iBcauly. t57
thousand thoughts of '
comfort for the bereaved,
made mjnifnt.
Hunter & Bohnenkamp
l-'iltl'-l-al IHroi'toi-H
M iin 42 Dny uml Nlcht
Kodak Your
Sport
Wherever you
have your out
door fun, have
your Kodak also
In pictures your summer excitement can last
throughout the year,
get fitted up, with a
times.
Stop at this store and
Kodak for outdoor good
Kodaks $5.00 Up; Finishing
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
Grande
Ronde
Hospital
It H ramie, Ore.
Accredited Nurses
Training School
WILL RECEIVE APrUCATIOXS
The School of Nursing of this Hos
pital offers an opportunity for thor
ough training, active, medical and
surgical services; X-ray, laboratory;
also connected with a fully-equipped
physiotherapy laboratory.
Atlilrrsx Applirntinnx lo
Si,)rriiilri)tlni (!. ,'. Hospital,
I.a Grande, Ore.