La Grande evening observer., January 16, 1928, Image 4

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EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, January 16,-1928.
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( !iifxrpomlrl)
An InilepviiUfni Newspaper
. Kdltor and Publisher
FRANK B. APPLEBY
HARVET F. MATTHEWS Buaineas Manager
Published evenlnffs, exrept Sunday, At 1415 Adams Avenue
L& O ran do, OreKun. Tho Observer-Star published every Friday.
Entered at the I'octnfflce at La (irnnde, Oregon, as Second
Cluw Mnfl Matter umler art of March 2. 1179.
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' IIUIOKTINIIS -The l.uril lilesa IIii-p. Mil. I kei'i tlle-c: The l.iil
muk Ilia face aliiiio upon llict. uml he Kracluuri uutu thee: The
College 'dlr'u 18,. -
Missing; Police
Extend Search
Art Piiriaiii liucl hi nose nit;
wlnil-lilcM, t'tluy. while j
off l
town. ,
NOCTIIAMI.TON. , Mass.. Jail
(AP) Mihj Fianci-s St. Jolii
j h'milh. J K-y.-ar-oM Smitii collet-
fi-iNhinan t and (JuukIiUt . of a
wi'ulthy New York broker, va:
sought Jodfv by every UKency at
tin command or I he coIIi-kc and
stall' and local police uutliortth 5.
Sine he dropp:d out of hit;i;t
Fridny morning title clad in a
fur trimiiK d tt-ria-cotia coat. a:i
uruntf" ji i m y di rsa and tan shot s,
not a slnule eliie rewarded the ht-
Kistent efforts of several hundred
J perxoiM.
i Mr. Smith offen d $1,000 reward
I lot- til In mint Ion lead in y to the
findinff of (he iflrl.
Tin- tfiiTs abtieiire was discover
ed Kalurduy nfti rnuon by a class
male who railed at h'-r room in
Dewey Hall.
A search of an urea of aevn
square miles in tin vicinity of the
; t olteKc revealed no trace of the
Birl. Paradise Pond on tin: cam
pus was drained without result.
Miss Smith's father expressed
fear that she nu t with an accident
while walking in the woods near
Entering The Last Week Of Our Annual
1
With New Low Prices In Most All Departments
keep out o' Ititf Mayor Ihomp
son's "100 iht vnt AiiwrU-an
club.
trilu' I ttuinih his way
l Mimk l lllHKuiN ihe colleKc. She had suf rer.-d. he
profit hy t fnt- o' ImliHiiiiy an tVlj(, froilI ,ihiointed knee and
ja fall would uiiike her heipU-.
I 'olhu ortirials thought the pir!
j miKht have been ile.spond'-nt be.
J canst; she was low in her studhs
although she had Improved , her
vt. indium fcince the Christmas vaca
tion. ! Her father scouliif the likeli
j hood that a hue affair was the
NUKT POWf.EK (Special) All j l1,M'8 uf is dailKlUers disappeai-
Hiipment for the beacon Hsht tq "ncc-
ORTH POWDER
I'liRSONAi.is
. i I, ., , , he inHt:ill-l on the Water tower
f Lindbergh niiiy have moie trouble on the way liomc, be- ve.i 'iinu-Miay nioit.mK. The.
pg all weighed down with medals. J i'khi t:i ' installed unim-dian-
. . I -.
:-.-- -,; ' V . - Kriiist sTuiolliH look hlH lllllf
' Tf Amnrifji nftsiiiiu ii n mrtiiriiul v tin mnuinul ititniiifiLifimi Kiin lo l.ii (Inin'le WednebdnV to UVI0
It will greatly simplify the- work of radio announcers, if 1,1 M'romTi an'i'i' r'iiniiiy arriv
nothing; more
COVE PERSONALS
from Kooskled. Ida.. Thursday.
' 'l licv i-enort the roads almost lin-
1 p. usable on the other ride bt
'" The Anti-Saloon League is going to put on a campaign of w"a waiia. due to hixn water,
'education, but unfortunately there are a lot of citizens who..1.hJ;,,l,,S1ut,n,.! "'a.r
1 ttl at her home Thursday after-
u I OVK (Special)-- Mrs. S'luh-e
Thomas was calh'd. east early this
1 week by tho serious illness of her '
inolhfj-. Mm. 11. Arnott. of St.
Louis, Mo. She will bo away in-
definilely.
, The Kev: and .Mix William M. ;
Hradner and son, Hilly Jr., and
John liiadner. left early Tuesday !
for Pendleton to attend the ceje-
I noon. At one o'clock taincheon was i hration of the tenth annivfrsa
think they fyiow all there is to be known about alcohol.
' ' . noun. it unc v t. n hii
'served after which the remainder j or Hixhnp W. I. ltcininKlou s enn-
MisS Rllth Nichols, the Woman Who polited the plailC of the afternoon was ent at j secnitlon. TNey returned home
that made the first non-stop flight from New York to Miami, iil"lt. IHMlh0ni rhrill ,.,terson.l Mr. and' Mrs. stewa.t rreneh
Jliiy knOW a lot about flying, but She doeSll's Seem to knOW John Davis and Mr. Itorenson re were at North Powder this wee);.
t!ic first thing about grabbing off fanje and notoriety. When l,,iniJ,irdl!,y,,e' 2.v' "
i Hkcd alHjut women Hying over the Atlantic, she replied,' ceorrfe .s, var. of rmon. us Thi ima Hi ryrnpi is ..Mnet-d
"I should like , " "'"
She further
"'that is in the far future." And she added,
ill see aviation taken out of the piinnsitv pIsikk.
i
explained thut she believed women's greatest immediate con- I'AKK 1'ElCSOiNALS
tiibutio'n to aviation would be made by more women Uikin?"
"safe and sane" flights, so as tobuild up public confidence!
nil-:
:.. t i :.. ii.... i i a.. h.:i '.
111 uuveiiiij; vy mi. mis. i.iiiuul'i km s recfiii, tnji to iitexieo ilir,tor n,y week.
i M. K nnettr Vanorder has re-
'Miss NicholsLnutions will not lie popular with the spec- !,"!rin,"'t' . r.;'ii" HiMtii" hoM"t.'i"in
Ke a.s loo '"o
sCity isJan outstanding example of such service to the cause
tacular women fliers, but they arc sound and are quite likely Maker, where
to prove gcnuTlicly useful. T Mrs; ,.. w
Mi
!lh.
j . . TIIRIfTY SPKNDING '
' The kind of thrift that has come to be associated with
'en jam in Fnuiklin's name aiid has been exalted' for special
homage on January 17, his birthday anniversary, is not real
ly the sort of thrift he practised. That shrewd Yankee did "" r;
....1 ........... 1... 1:..: 1.. 1.: 11 4 j : .
not i'iu.jjim iiy iiviiij; tip 10 111s 11 auviue, n penny saved 1
r. penny earned."
home Ihe fji-st of the week from
Portland, where nhe has hee:i
since ihe holiday season.
Mrs. C. M. Slaekl.Mjd has as her
housA Kiiest this week her mother,
Mrs. Itrnwn. of Alh'.-I.
PAKK (SeelaM Missj M r. and M rs. '1'homas Tow le aid
la l o enililn'O lell weilnesilay for. a
two weeka visit in Pqitjand an.i
Vaneouver.
Mrs. T. II. Weliner and dauijR j
Allee May. of I' lVe I'oillts. visit d
at- Vn'e' L'htliKdary. .ilfi,.,lVVHiiiive
attended tin; meeting of the Wo
man's cluh while here. '
I
kIi-swoi-iIi viild
and Mis. James la Von- ov r
i. Wi-ekeml. '
Miss Mary Vanorder Is visillnif
.dr. and Mrs. k. ninth Xanuriler
I Ills Week.
I'Ur-iae Vanorder I.-, hat. line lei;
,iH. sloriiiK ii for use next .min
is a "w iirhl and ini .e1-
dame at- I'ondusa .Sallllday
lill and Herbert Mellow wer-.
Iiiis'.neis vlFitnr'at Mnlieal Sprinits
111) iiwliilirnH in 11 o-iwi1 iiiiiiiv riit.m.i.il Tuesday.
lunges, ins uutu consisted cnieiiy m a certain- canny
x.isdom which made him plunge more olten in sound ventures '"Kin.
., , I Mrs. I.. Kiine and Tin Ima Ule-
tlian unsound ones. ;M,M r i ,iSa. .n- nsiiors at
It is peihaps unfortunate that his manymaxims on this ho.n"' "r ' i-'"""- V"'1
mbject have been interpreted so narrowly for many years. 'Vn iil'iu 'wMd. ianier has re
Put there is a change in sight. Thrift as wise spending is turned to i-.akn- m lake the nmi-
., ., ' , 1 1 1 1 i- 1 i 1 1 inter 1 a111tnations at th- llaker
the theory now taught and the practice now advocated. I
Owen D. Younc. of Dawes l'lan fame, has expressed the m. !' 1- Nvisuieswnrth was .:
. 1 1 1 1 1 i 1. 1 1 , - l.u.sini a tsilor at I nton Sitnnluy
new viewpoint which probably was also rranklins view- j..., r,,.r ,, a K,.t t
l.oint in words well worth studying. . i in r t-oiism. Mrs. .Mn-. d gis-m.
"The old notjtm that saving is always an economic virtue ' "M",'t,'yra;i i'oimoii ami i-ai-yi 1
i'lid that spending is always an economic crime has, at least, lietiy. .re visiiim: relatives 1:1 .
boeii questioned in our day. If one spends what he should j '" 'va.ni-r r.i,Mn..i home'
pindently save, that certainly is to be deplored. But if one rrum the hoiiii..i in r.akir last
saves what lie should prudently spend, that is not neces- !
sarily to lie conmu'iided. A wise balance between the two, I r '
;iving enough to keep a plant account adequate to our needs, ' A Ian Is . itttttkcd
:-nd spending enough to keep Hie plant busy in our service, is III Indiana CoiD'ts
the desired end.
' This is true whether "the plant" be a comim-icial or in- ini'ian.m-hi.ih. imi.. Jan. in.
dustiial organization or vhetlu-r it lie a family or an indi-',,',,, ' ,(1."v aske'.i'hy1 aiI',',',,',"1
idual tieekins to make thriftiest use of a given im-onio. -uenerai niiii to iinni.m. tin-
I in1" " '.'ie Minie hi tis inner-
- i , tin. .si, wui-i. Imtli Mate ami tri
al;, 111 .11 eurs. itliilial. tel. line In Its fiii.iiiles. n-
Mti. Alina W. tensknw was '-;l tiiemi-ei liip. il islrilmt inn .if
.'ImiMilHK hit.- t-"il. lav atl.wtiiioii. Uniils. tnililji.il .n ti it ji-n and lei-
Satisfaction Guaranteed
For many years, men
and women, xvefywhwa.
havo been using And
recommending
1 I
Foley Pills
A diuretic stimulant to the kidoei
Quick to relieve
- Try them
' Sold omrjuhtrt
I i
COLONIAL
The l'"aniily Kntertuininent
Last Time Today
10c and 2oc
1MIU.UK
PERSONALS
1:
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Kuckman ns husiu's viMiurj
rt linhler Kriday. j
. The Pareiu-Tfiieht-r nsnrlul hn i
net al Wail.' hull W.-.ln. ..i y
vrnlntr.
(iiaililnui M Kln.i- .ism. iiwhv,
ti Ihf lmni'- of li r tin ithit-r. Mix
h rank MrK intiis, l-'i ii;i . n( I he
la.
.lo
.tohii .le.t in(i.-. I hiM xhiTii lt"ii reKJir.linc rellthm.
h.iitliin niui lim.- ti Ahe. l Thurs- I '",""" jieiienil lis(el 111
tncs;i'i)h tileh he (iei it ioliei) ihe
e.'Hlt ( compel linperhit "i,n.
Mir, mm V. i:,ins. .f AH. int.. mmI
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:muiT (iiltloin i-(-iitlv iilr.l iiit
t-i en.i..pi the l.l.tn fii.m i.ier.iltlii;
in tlif .-(.lit- .in.t .isKini; th.tt .1 re-
iei In- iu.p..in, t. Me eii.ii u.-.l'
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t er-i) d.i m ( I his , . k
hitnie of Mrs U:itk--r.
Ann. 1 I'-.ki- ,imI son. 10111,
1.1 Mor-i Huh v . I,. n. 1,
will lilt Ins il.i iiuiH. 1.
Mm. .loliii I t.., in.1,1.
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ti ut dip lo I a t;t.inh 1. 1
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USE L()N(; DISTANCE
TELEPHONE
Walking, riding or writing is a waste of tinu:
when you can save money using
LONC DISTANfK
Home Independent Telephone Co.
Hindu Mai Mot Wed
American Woman
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MAI'KAS. In.lt.i. .1
A me-iilier i.f the nt.itr ! it... r..i
inel in.i lill II !al i.f I nil... Intii ..1
I.mI.M' lh.it the mai l', tyt- i, (tie f..r.
met- inlet- 1.1 Mis, N.i,,.v Ann M,.
l-r i.f Seattle. Wash.. Iiiltlil lint
lake .l.., .
AniMi.t lie., t .,,.
lie h.iI.1 th.. Mm. 1. 1 a 11,1 t,H
all yill Wei.. il ,1 .,n..M
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1 h was siilteifii; Ii,,,,, he.ilt
atla. k. I.lt III I,, k ,. a f..- tllu lit .,
tii.-ti'l' .11, .1 lln-ii
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J I Anv 1 iinsnli rate inntiii fst
ir fli
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Q johs ro hi m'niH H 1
Ladies' Coats
Dresses and.
Accessories
A, Substantial Saving On
All Dry Goods
Dcdding, Domestics
Dress Fabrics
Men's and Boys'
Suits, Overcoats
and Furnishings
v
Every Article in the Entire Store Reduced!
Sale Ends Saturday, January 21st.
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N. K. WEST '& CO., INGi.
La Clrande's Leading Store for 25 Years
1 rrl ' fraj ' t--
I mwrs uu jiavuavm mmwa . '
Some
(Mi liilionalAdvanhqes
of theWH Maytag'
Does an average weekly wash in one hour.
Washes everything without hand-rubbing.
Lifetime cast -aluminum tub is non -corroding,
satin-smooth and keeps water hot during
entire washing. -Precision-cut
gears make the New Maytag
as quiet in operation as a kitten purring
. under the kitchen stove. Will not annoy
apartment neighbors.
Adjustable legs, hinged cover, sediment trap,
drain hose.
Beautiful Durable Lacquer Finish,
turno
t the New MaylaR in
FREE. Do a washing with
marvellous new roller water
your own laundering. Compare it. If the
I-lew Maytag doesn't sell itseif don't keep it.
your home -it.
Test the
remover on
PERFECT Wringing! Water and soap removed,
even from bunched blankets and lilmpy overalls
from any garment no matter how unevenly fed
to the rollers. Automatic adjustment to all thicknesses
and shapes, to every fold, seam and crevice.
Water and soap squeezed completely from the thinnest silk -handkerchief,
yet buttons and ornaments passed without crush
ing! Clothes fed instantly int the roller by a new automatic
safety feed." Such is the Ne-.v Msytag Roller Water Remover.
It is a revolutionary advancement in home laundering a
feature ten years ahead of the timis an improvement whose '
remarkable efficiency and many features you cannot fully realize
until you see it in operation.
This advanced water and soap removing device is exclusively
owned and controlled by The Maytag Company and is obtain
able only as a part of the NEW Maytag Washer.
See' trie New Maytag now on display at your dealer's store.
Ask the f laytag dealer to show you how simple lo use, quick
and convenient this new washer is, how superior to anything
you have ever used before.
Women long have drcamr.-l of a perfect hoqnc laundering ap
pliance. The New Maytag is a wcll-nirih Rprfcct realization of
that dream.
THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newton, towa
v.
Founded ISM
for homr. without eee'rr
cit.v, the Maytag is availuble
Mifith inbuilt gasoline motor.
referred Payment'
You'll jVecer Mu
MAYTAG SHOP
HOLMF-S lil.
Maylag Shops arc (iterated ly May
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