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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1927)
Wednesday, August 21, 1027. Pacre Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Smart New Fall Clothing That Says Incorporated ; An Independent Newspaper PRANK B. APVLKUX Editor and Publisher BAR VET F. MA1THEW8 . . ItualneM Manager Trent Towers Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits, Overcoats if (Hei& is Vqliie Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Obsrver-8iar publmhed every Krtday. Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande. Oregon, as icond Clam Mull Matter under act of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTT AND THE CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRK3H The Awoclntrd )'res Is exclunivHy entitled to ue for publica tion of all new diNpaU-hen credited to It or not utherwine credited If puhKxhed therein. AH rip his of republication of Mfieiial dis patcher In this paper, and also the local new herein also are reserved. Club Clothes Suits, Overcoats f; bUUSCKIPTloA RATES Ilj- C'arrl Dally, per month In advance - ..Tio IaJJy, per six months In advance $4.60 Daily, single copy - - to ISy Mall Dally, per month In advance iOo Dally, per six months in advance 2.60 Dally, per year In advance .$6.00 Weekly Observer-Star, per year $2.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local. p?r column Inch ............ Time contract prices on application. .42c .40o Till; I'OI'K I'fil.D ;l.oKY: Thy loving Kindm.. O Lord. In tlif he.ivi-i:w: Thy t -t it h fulnev re.. In-th until the !;!'-'; Thy i-!KhtefMiftn-.-n ih i.-;e the inoiiut.niia of ;.!; Tlr- judgment are a K'eat deep: O i-"id thuu premier vest man ind beast. I'sulni "Million Kef used y Chaplin' Wife," says n headline. And now if everybody else will follow her example, and refuse )noney from him in varying amounts, Charlie may regain his faith in humanity. i "Without doubt," says a London hair style arbiter, ."American women aie the most perfectly groomed. L'ntil they l)Cgan invading the IViiis dress shops, one could always ypot a Parisian by her smartness. Now it is American wom en that are spotted. And they attain such distinction by 'capitalizing every one of their good features and spending the most of their time on their appearance." There are many kinds of success, and any of them, perhaps, can be attained by people who are w illing ta work hard enough at it, to the exclusion of other pursuits. I rertffk' l!T 't I I nnil IS Fall we have, we believe, the largest ajid best assort--t nicnt of men's and young men's clothing to be found any where around town and at prices that will stand any comparison. Hart Schaffner & Marx Featuring the Popular S-Hulton Easy Drape Suit fTMlE new colors of powdered grey, smoke - blue and copper beach browns, in the smartest of hop sack, motor twists and chev iot weaves you ever sawe. You'll like the new, easy drape models too. Starting at Trent Towers, Club Clothes Biggest Values in Popular Priced Young Men's Clothes in America DAME FASHION did herself proud when she used the typical college man for her style model for Fall. The result is apparent in theswagger cut, the sparkling colors and the smart patterns of these suits. . Starting at, Ei&23f B3 J3 1 T1 - La Grande's Leading Store For Over Twenty-five Years N. K. West & Co., Inc. THE MAN'S STORE La Grande's Leading- Store For Over Twenty-five Years WET AMENDMENT, Another state has . advanced its child labor legislation , UAIlirXJ TA ClfUT another step. Louisiana has enacted a law providing an eight' il UillLll 1 1 riuil 1 hour day, a 18 hour week and the requirement of a physician's certificate of physical fitness for employed children under! 10. It makes no educational requirement for child workers and does not prohibit employment of children in dangerous occupations. Nevertheless it marks genuine progress. Many! stale's arc'iilr'TuVao! of IxmEdana in caring' for their chil-j di'cn. Others still lag Ixhind. There are very few in which' there is not still mini for great improvement. L'ntil every junnf M'hi.is Mum r. child in the land is saved from toil that injures health, p1- rv..hii,ni.i ni n-.i i- m...ii(n.i if tards education, stunts moral growth, maims and cripples'"'" ",11'v,' " " '' ''" .'"""' ' .(. rCi'il hi I he cdllMlili;il r.i Mi llie Imdy, there will he work to do in the prevention of child i-.in ihv i.n.i"' h.umhini:. ' ialxr. There are certain rights to which every child is en-i ru w,i,,,"v '. .T,,,,;,,,,r .ilici' i I) ii mi win n tun it .1.1111 .iii Iniifl rnmentnn. here the week ei i.MSii-.t At th.ti tune s vri! -rnti-d In Ow .lh-- tir the WoiM U . T. i.. v huso . licitlittiiirtprs are ;it Kvjinton. ill.. 'a ill present the j)lnn Inch nlie has outlined fur creatf-r artUiia -linn in ftit'C'if;n ciunlru's. A ltlacc of honor at the niivon- j uon will it (Ipvufd l Mi" .Mt-lt.si :A. Dhvik, of I Maw.' rr. ihi;i. )iu Prohibition Will Not Be i yrs iti. in t.t four Modified If W.C.T.U. ;;n7b ha '"mu!u ,n 83 ntw Can Prevent It i For the first tirm In year, t ;ihf (rK'aii7itl(Hi wilt he-tuw a tliatitund n for thi- greatest (-nti ihutimi tuwarils llif i 'Iu'muuii titled. 'I UK COST OK A M KI.COM K New Yoik t'ily is nothing if not a lavish host. It was re vealed the other day thai the metropolis had spent $70,000 on three recent affairs the welcome to I.indljrrgh, the recep tion to the president of Cuba and that to the United Stales fleet. Of these three stilling events, the Lindbergh celebration came highest. ' It cost $."0,ooo. The highest single item in thai bill, S:'.,lnj. was for the erection of grandstands. There were engraving ami lloiist lulls, banquet and hotel bills, and so on. The illuminated scroll presented to Lindbergh cost SHOO. I'elhaps it was win tl) the money. None of :is would grudge any expendituie that was necessary to do sincere junior to Charles Limlbeigh or his. fellow aviators -there Kveie also costly icceptions for Hyid's gnmp and for Chnm beilin, but those bills have not yet been made public. Yet hich large totals inevitably raise a question as to whether the money is most wisely spent. I'ublic banquets and receptions get to be pretty common place affairs because they follow a sterent yjx'd form that U' Coines a I m re to everybody couei-iucil heroes, celebrities, and I'diniiiiig throng alike. We It -k foiwaul to a day when some enlei prising welmming committee will be original enough to think up something new lor this purpose. Klabora lion has already gone so far that we suspect any realh' new and pleasing reception will be sin pi Uingly simple in its na ture. And then it "ill pmbably est a whole lot less than sno.ooo. AWAY FROM i uill h ; tn will lit- 'i" -ruti L-i t f ir a n il in-. it n . In It -li.i 1 1 .f (lit- i-i '-. i niz-ali'in. ! Il in t...i'V.-ii t,y tin V. . T. I'. jHi.i' .iilatii-u fui niM.hti' -tti..ii ' j lti'1 tin- ii'iint wIh-m it nitin In- nie with a ri'tiijih'tf i liinc of i j i ii lil lc s-'iii iiiiciti. This. it mv,-. . Uv full tn-imth n li-n.-.l .rt -rr.n i- st Hil l t. .1 iily h-. oil- l.f (till i-fforiH will 1" i hp ulin lav. I.. . r. Tin ii-ly tin h- hlllH.ll "t ymin )icnilf to t h a hit of ti.l-'il alistiiifin P. All lull tif the riT.Oou tiiN -a hu originally n-H'rc-il Iho lotiirit Jiavr Ihm-ii clhiii natC'l, Tin- winner will In McU'vlfl from uniiHii; the folluwini;: llrrtha Hr inker. !. AilKel:, -Miss Kva ly ti Itfin.iree I'onprr, Sanfmtl. Klmiua; Mim Mary Hni-.lfy, M.in.m. I ml. ; 1 Vera I'mvors. M i n ni a pull : Mis- (ilut-ly Whlrii k. Kast Svra itl, N. V.. aiol Mini lttirtue I'lnffitt, rhaitanout:.!. Tenii. It w iih iu I ,; at a li t t itifi.t 1 V. l". T. 1". enliven! Ion lit Mtnne iipnli.i thai soinc nf l)r fM !i'is tnwattls eutnp'ilnintr fur iiruhitii th.n w ere taken hy the nrcaniza-th.ll. HARVEST WORK IX ALU)VA corxTY SHOWS PIUXJRESS RAPID GROU T II OF FASCISM IX ISLE OF JAPAiX TOKYO ( AI' I'm ism in Jap.i 1 is attaining rapi'l eiuwth, an-l m;-.v till" day he the final hulwa-U aifainst hulshei-iiu in Asia, fay hii.lers of tlie National Spirit I 'reservation association. form.il r.iirue of the .Jaianeje -a scjst s. "Any amount of argument wuiinl avail njthini- fit tin- tmu of ;i mil iomil erisls." i rLl r-tl Toku hi;a I'okUthi. rlia"rm;'n of the lioaul of iliiee'ois of tin- Japan": e J'asi i.st oj ca Jtii'.afion. ",( tneMi prnie in tin CMt 'it tlationd lam.-'t. only the atronie arm of a MuKsuii ni ran f-ive the country. This s olir plat fol III. We heli. ve 111 .ll- v rt aetiou. shoul.l it eonie n- r 'jiauiry in tl.e inti'i' ji'f of liu-eoiin-try " The Japaii'-M.- ''a.aiM.s nf sa'-l to nuiitlM--- nhoiit a mifiion. and the orKaniitton has 7" Uraneh. in nil parts of the i lllpite. A! a fiN-iif tnei-tinir "ii National I -leitM- day. tlf 01 iraiiiat'rm adoi.'- ed a resolution In runiii'i-tioii wii'i the J.'M na anna uo nts confi ti-n''-to i' ff ( I that Japan should r--1 11 to nee'-pi any propo.1 i' ion un !) It a us based on an eiiii it toot ne for .Li. u. KliKlalltl and tie Vnited Stat' h. FLOWER SHOW TO IJE HELD OX SEPT. 9 (font in nf! from Pnqe One) the main upon weather conditions. "I he ( oniriiilet' The ei 7iit:f.p wfir serve ean.ly and pnifch tf hlp defr:iy the ' pene of the show. With r.. Will iams en (he ctniii:iitee are. Mrs. Adolph St.., js. n. 1; c,,!,,,,.,,. Mrs. n. k. n-iriri. m t w. if. ,:"""r. M rs. IN.imh. Mrs. W. II. Lei-man. M rs. J. I). s;:.!r, Mv. Iiilia Holmes, .Mrs. Frank Lilly. Mr.r; rover fJrisnniett. Mr-. i;im'M Stoddard. Mrs. r;. Jm l,irii-n. .Mrs. l. fs. Mo-re. Mi's. v. K. Melville, Mrs. .1. W. Know m,-. j-. Kiddle. Mrs. Lynn r.-di'ienUan-.p. Alis 1 (("out limed from Tor II .1.-,. t Ii.-..! '. T. 1 m and ! t to l)i' ; tin her j w lie shmild Ri ve ample t hr.-sliliix "i i- ( ( hinery to trid tin ernps t:ik- 'i i are if in ffood s aoii. Tl.. f a pp. a is to he no t ion hie in e (iii in a1 p't-nlv of h'lp on tlo- farmn ' j i.l this th.ie. Tin- shui-dow n of " ;" ronsld-rahle rk In the wood .- "M"" "-I attend. d.lltnff the p,,st f-W Week has ..m- of t))e Si.oih A inerl - j made men inueh moif ph nttful ins f.uiid.i. and -''n.il i lir-rc I hit il for ."''vrrat rs,. Tie: ...unlriis u-.II (in nl-h .s eond eullinff of Hltalfa Is h- in I i ut on some of th farm Ik re in. i , i; .i-.Imh. ptisnlenr and st-m to he quite heavy. THKY SHALL NOT PARADE i Ex pi osion I 'recks ' Chicago Stores MH;V A"n.-. It l.l' An lAplpsion. aitrlhiji.d to iras from a l'lll.llie pipe. wrei-K.-d Him' Slor.-1 In a one. stoi y huildin in Tayier st re. i on the W. st nide early to day, and fire then demroy.d the striii dure. l-'irennn found no traee nf lo.v in the ruins: although a man III the neihhnrhond 'iild the pro P ri -lor of u drv troods st ne had . . It as. ep In tie Mole. A Cioeer mid the owrn r of a hak- ry in the Imildinc sjud th- y eoiitd not ai -e.oint for Ho- Must. RADICALS OF WORLD CAUSE MICH DAM ACE (fontUHif 'I from Pi 1 f'.-v I.-.. I ,,v, ; y Ii i ti ir th'dr own w;iy for a time. Tin y w r. ck. -l tin ;irz st smeery store in I'aris. then r:""d a h;irrh-i l" of tart.t and tal.U and nv.-d eann- d foods as inlssii.-s with whieh to pi'M tin- po li' who insh'd nt in auto trucks. The pat rot roe ti soon Moi ni'd t li" hari-M-'oe and rout'd the d- reint- is, who fled smashing mure store fronts as ihey ran. la Monmar're. ni"' of tl:.- eah ar I p.it rnijt w-r- p-inn- st ri.-k' n. I'ropn.'tors put tip !!i"tr sliuHi-is; titos.- who re not 'ittiek enonirh hat w hi low s sin.-. slu d and ens-., tom rs showered with l.,,!th s and i:la.-.s.s. at-coirpitiicd hy yHs of ""Death to the liourfjeoisie." The lanioiis Moulin liouse teif. rered most.. It had its jjla.ss front eonrpi.'iely demolUlied. Antonio-hih-s parked outside were over turned and th.'ir tir-s cut. When rhnsi d hy the police, the inoh hied itself to the, Arc lr Triomphe. wh'T" it was joined hy many who h-id he.-n vainly tryinir o set to the cmtidw. At the 1 an h. - thi.siti' of the toinh-of the I unknown soldier, the newspapers : ..'port I lowers w.-re tratnphd up on. American ll' p'aees I lowei-s ! Alter the inoh h it tins locality, the Echo I v Paris s;iys the flow ers were r. plac.d on the tomb ify an American who kneit and pray ed. Asain seat t ere. 1 l,y the police, t he t row ds pro eede.J down the ' "hainps i:;S'ies smashing w in dow s of one or 1 w o cites. Tln-u the storm hroke. Sendmir the uiani festants home Two h iindrcil deinonvt r:itors were arresled in the course o the cvi'iiinir. mostly for ol st r tn l ion and ii.sitltinc the police. Tn policemen were badly hurt hy knit".- i hcusis unl fifty odors reetdVcd sllirht in nirii s. I low many manif estan! , we re injured is not know n. hut ;the mimlar is helleved to bo con- sideralde. as the police plied their ! etui. vicoroiiftly. T0 RE-OIL LONE j. TREE-LAKE ROAD j frontinued from Page I) , dir. iui: th" I 'en diet on Uouml-rp )ueek. winch will he Sept. 2 to 17. j t'oiistrne.j.oi Mik on the i.( jt'.ra ml... Wallowa likn hiL-hway ;;ihout a mile and a half this side (ol" l-;ii:in will he eoniideted hy die iend of diis week ami - the ' nhort ist rehdi I here, which has heen closed for nl.utit a month and n half will . he open for traffic. j Detour In l"o ; A ileiom- has tteen in ps-e for ahoiit li'Hi feet while work has heen tinder way plat inL a heavy rock hase aci uss a sect ion of sw nippy ground there. Plans are to com plete the work Kriday and oped die section to traffic at that time. 0RC.AXD1E DRESSES Age 2 to (i. Regular $2.9 values lo elose out at $1.98 Each HALF SOX 2.")c I'aiiw 3 Pair lor $1.00 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Better Merchandise,. Lower Trices i .5- FRIENDS yet a visit is so cas;, A 'phono makes all the wild a tclejihotH'. world your neiuhlinr. You lift the you with youi with the church, you want to call Don't deprive of a 'I'lione. receiver and central connect dearest friend, with "home," , the cluli, the grocer aiivone youiself of the conveniences Homy Independent Telephone Co. A- vl A . I-. ... M4 Co All - i ( M'.A Sei i.'lvt ited no !Si.-eo-Vnnettt ilenionr 1 1 at to i-i utioii hour found s oipathiTen .o ti ot itior' than forty iM'tsoim arretted while pie um wtoe Harry 'anltr. of New York tleftl a us. of Uoeton. htti tlu'wn on their way i(J p.d lie FLY KILLERS That do the work! Fly-Di Fly-Tox Flit Cenol Fly Killer In Pints, Quarts and Gallons Ked Cross Drug Store STAR THEATRE THURSDAY ONLY MATINEE AND NIGHT EMPSEY- EY Fight Pictures Not slides, hut Motion Pictures taken at the rinKsi(C( shown,..- eacu tii", ansiv yourseu whether or not Dem.wov r,...i..,i I ,FV..l Sharkey. Admission 50c Children 25c OTHER FILM ATTRACTION'S kl.glrrs, Otieli he hi'lu'ed nlll jironuttlon. I HiiroM Cllffor.l. tt rm wir- No Nooilr Dnilniwi
