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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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FRANK H. Al'PLEBY Editor and Publisher
HARVEY F. WATTJIEWS Business Manager
Publluhed evenings, except Sundny. at 1-416 A dam a Avenutt
La Grande, Orefron. The Observer-Star published every Friday.
Entered ut the 1'oMiofflre at 1-a (J ramie. Oregon, as Second
Claaa Mail Matter under act of March 2. IS 79.
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'Till-; GOOD SHEPHERD The l.otd in my liepheid;
" hut want. Surely uom1iiokm and mercy h.ii.II fullu.v mc
, days of my life; and I will dwell in the houwe of the Lord Ui
ever. J'tmliti 23:1, 6.
I xhull
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Commissioner Caldwell Defends !
Record of Federal Radio Board
WAMHINUTO.V (AI'l Com-i
ajti linil wIiiti Hiu-ll Ktatlous are
In istihitiil ri Kiuiiu. Iih'i'i-uhoh in
imHiT li.-ivi? n-n inn horiwil up
to die limit, of iuUTli-rt'lu-c lilne-whi-ri'.
rtilni'tunalfly. lioivi-vtir.
j an In fri-iu-mlly known. wi- have
liuilio Act of l'.ll7 II... I ... .. ... ..
MiUn,r 11 II ..!. ...... . " """eii i-iiu.in.-m iu .ui -
li. 7.h . ... ... "-""""u" -i"-""'jr nan no aullioriiy ,it food cvrvlcc by our Coll tu-
ihat tho rword of Ihc Ktderal Itii- ovi r proBraiim. tioin
dlo roiiiinlanloira treatment of in- -The aupnly of two hours of I
dependent liroadraateri refutea dally programs from a eoininon j
Chariton nmde hy I). V. May. own- source of pros ram iiiati'riul ccr- 'I'KiAlCIJ MAX. l'l M'.S
er of Station WTIil, of Midland lainly has no more relation to the!
i'ark. N. J., and other station op. Independent character or .:,. ! SALEM, Ore.. Jan. 'i. (AIM
erators that the commission has tiun than the sum, vine of two Fhll E. Lewis, of TiKaLtl. today
been unfair to the small broad
caster.
Mr. May's ehargtji of mlHtreat-
meiu were made before tho senate
columns of syndicated news mat- f''-1' with Seereary of Suite Koer
LEADING STORE OF LA GRANDE
For Over 30 Years .
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
t'r to the leading newspapcrH in 'll' ri lion as a candidate for j
20 ciths. from a central news ba- tni republican nomination for rep-, tt
rau. would have on tlie imli-n.-nri- resentative in the k-pitsl.tture for ' mm
committee on Interstate coin-!"1 control, ehuracttr or polity of aahliiKton county. In his l:it-
IllPri'P iin.l In I, ... t.. IhoMK liilnxrii foflll llf HtlVH he will fj:V01" ttlOSO
!of tho fu'iiaif in ten. t I . . . nets that lend to add rtspe-t for
....... w m i m ji r-ii i mc nine OCCUlHl' 1 m . . .
ator Royal Coneland. democrat of ' i.v thM. rhuin ..r,.,....,...,. ., ..... ,i,w order, also more enuitabb-
j.ew York, t'oinmlnxloncr Caldwell lean than two noma per day, fur
.mi me niHiiuun piacea -on ( eaen station. Jailer If this purely
lielter laws.
and fewer and
ine preterreil channels are the chain time Increases or l...n..r
.nZ!.,.,,'ni',,Ulnr '." th"!r ';'' ;'n'ju'' Program, are developed I . In c.vpectinB ,0 111Uc-, from life
1? i n I n "" "n ' "" I ',y u'ii'-r"i""'0n " '" lo" !.' I we Often llllsa some Of Its sweetest
dependents owned anil operated. J klloryllea, such stations have re-i joys
They are Invariably the Btntlons course to contest the right to those I
having the beat apparatus. the channels. Anil ihev u ti i i. - -
broadest progrunis and the best e'd these rhanneln ir u ...... i...
I ) iiiui-M- till can't fly. nil' vie Individual records of faithful oh- shown that such reassiBmnents
all can't kevp our nioullis shut, but servunce of the rules of the air, I would from the standpoint of .11
If we'd only talk half as in lull as Mr. faldwell says. versification of programs, be in
e w- law, talkln' ne'i Ik- Icar.ili.-j ..Tll(.y have heen the greater illt..res, of (Jislu,u
somellih, from I.I11.I). Our cnin- ferrcJ t.,unnell, hvcaUK ot lhvir well us local listeners,
iry has made pl,ei,omo,u,l Mr Mm Individual local history and stand, i "With respects lo Indeoenil m
along some lh,e. but wo niii-ln' lie i ,.iii. ., 1 . """ "spects lo Independent
boastful. . , forgl, tluit " ,2' ' , T IT"1"' ?' "r0u'a--',"'' " iude of the
e ,lnK-l .-,7.4l.70 CTll.o, ' 01 ' TT lons:,n 7"'n -'"ays has been par-
r krau, julc- l.rre wo. '., ,J " J"i """V " ''ns had llcularly sympathetic toward the
fimiiil e .,..,1.1 ,. nu thaln "'rvl't' '" fbn their small stations and the ind. en,l-
glas fer it. 1 . .. ul" Jiave cni operators who make up by far j
.No more
lous days
T'.Uy Tntnr ipo1? atof.J Wliorwi br (l.u -Me
lrefjnwtt of ti.a fl'nre tv.u-m. Fiftt:
iiut.).m. net mixk rw;i;a. ;7i ilUistf (
Mi,- r,r 2 'C iorH stws ni rr.r KUbWTi i
finicn. ror live vthhkp v.ru'
CtiamtwUln Mod. Co.. 606 6th
USE LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE
Walking, tiding or writing is a waste of time
when you can save money using ;
N LONG DISTANCE
Home Independent Telephone Ca
It is rurflorcil that the Prince of Wales wishes to re
iuunce all lights to the Ihilish throne and many a com-
nuner with whom he is deeply in love,
holjght Wales a sensible young- man and this goes to prove it
lOlla Holly Thursday.
W. W. Stevens, county cummls
slmier. left Friday for I'ortland
where he will attend a commis
sinners' meeting.
Hal Itees transacted business In
,'ove Thursday afternoon.
.Mrs. John Jiii'obs and her moth
er, Mrs. Josephine firaham, of
U'a Imvii !ilve;iv North I'owder. were L'lilon visitors
eral of Charles I'. Holly.
Max Jensen, who has been vis-
. ,.' . i i i i ii ' ,i .... I Itlnn bis parents, Mr. u ml .Mrs. Ar
il a lew more bank robbers could receive the attention iv..i jeui n for the past month,
fi veil those attempting to hold up that Portland suburban ''''"''' f"r cramie, ore., where i
joint, me proiession wouia rapidly uecome unpopular, - ine Mininx He was accompanied
iLShier made the nunishment fit the jtftomnfnrl ninio which :"' 'veinnus tadwcll.
... ... I l'pU' "avis. Hal Itees ami liiz
a one of the best crime preventatives ever devised. ,i(..dc. each shipped u carload of
cattle lo the I'orll.ind market Sat-
; - - Illriiay.
The (ilanlx Pass I lltlllpr issllnil n .".''-l:i iro 1 liulmicul Vi. Tlie Itev. Itoliert f. I.eo. of llinl
inn roontlo Unit iu .. j;!.,t ,.,i;t l..,.,Ki J .M i t In.dlst ehllicb here, was u Uak-
,o viv.mii, iu uuocjiiiiui.- i,uuiii.jr er visitor .Monday to attend
nd to Voorhies and Son. It presented in a most attractive ' '''".vi inn.
i,.m.nuriU ;,.l...i;. ,.ril...i 1 ' i" " "ie niisiuess nouses
"J - --ni.iiij j,k.i.b in 1.11,1 1. vuuiit.ls llistoiy here have lieen receiving Ice tills
....I Wm... n.....n..l I ..1 1.1 I.,. I..' J - . L.....I, 1 V . ,
,nu uv-vviuiiuiciii. iiiiu Mtuuitt k li t. ctsu it. n as leierencc maiG- " ie .t.mi ( owner icot
. I flii.iilw.l ll.o C!,....,( n.... ....:,.. I... f :.. I"""i- ,
" Il,6" " """"a i imo H.I 1 11.111 j . Jilt; v-UUHUI , 111- Ten carloads of lumber In.vn '
identally; is an excellent dailv newspaper, far .siiijerior in "''Hmm-j recently from ti,? (
malit.v nnrl nnviinain. Hem 1.1 l. :.. .. "'"" ".umber company to
' "J " wj-rv,.,,ivv ma yv IA rt.WA 111 a tlLV ItOllltS f'IIt.
1 liny Wlieli (ti-fi ruis4r, rv-
j ports liimtHim HCJiKnit uii ut lii.s
ii nam I I'l.llf M III I'MVII.
riiinllc Tubfn. of tb) I'nb.ii inr;it I
jiiiiirkpt, ilrnve to I'liw V:ilK-y d-I
nt'sd:iy itii hllMllH'SH.
litrlniHl f ShurMiorn i-iittb'
fnun' A. i:.' J)rtv'i.v',"of' .Vurih '
CHAMBERLAIN'
v " " """iici lor me tnij greuiest number of the (ISO'
program service offered by one of stations which are' doing a eoi.,1
C tilir u TCL,?- TABLETS 'Xffia&H Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
he size of Grants Pass.
" IH'T SHK SMOKBS!"
In Iowa these days there is much ado abouAgiies Maude
Itoydcn, yomaii .ininis.ler MJmM-H 'j'Bil Wa8l "
uor several lectures m various educaliona instiliitioua in the ',..
tate and who is guilty of the terrible crime of smoking1 received here vester
J'igarettes (so ifs said!). Now some of the colleges have tZu'-t IZZZ'. TxZ
'tancelled hev lectUic dates, tithers have expressed that in- w.,sh.. iMl.im
cut to keep them amid the storm of criticism ami conde.nna- pr." Monday '"I, 'i:::','
ton nom lowans 01 (louiiuul judgnient. - jH.niKiner. i;m i,. is also in at n,,.
lit,, , , . ... .I- hospital. .Mr. t,,Kers was lor-
........ usilirin; 01llllMIIJ to tlO Willi a WOUIDI! S 111C11- ""'' ''' ' l-l I la lllle Valid at one
l.tl ability and capacity for deliveiing a lecture of intel- o.T!?."1 ""' K"iM
l,.,.n,.l ,., . M .1 . ... . .' . ' ''ei, representative of
mmc, 4,u nunc; liuiii il n.ts lO 110 Willi a lllall S. Ol "" ' 'PHta l.le II. I.. Assoiji, ,
Kourse. and the college has long sinco disappeared that would '';.,"!' i'.-ri.h.v'! ,n""i-"'ll"i; '.""-
li use us piauorm 10 a man because he smoked. The airis- i,.,sk..ti,aii Ka,ne i,e-
Mi-s. Hoyden is a very competent personage. She has ."r" yV: Z
nade a name for herself in England, lias become sul'ficientlv :!r '" f'iv'"' "' ' " "'n
Hioniine.it and successful to be desired as a lecturer at num- n-'.n, ' ""' ,,,c
l i ous American seats of leai ning. She will not, we are finite I "
lire, insist on puffing a cigarette between each sentence of1 t.xcomx man iii:s
er message. Neither will she insist on nlavhiir a hand ,r' ZlV'..r"h-rn- '
hi idge or eating fried onions as a stage intermission. And if "' Ta, ,'a. ''i' '"",,
Vuch is the case, we see no reason whv Inn- l,.,.i, ,...i i. '!! "" """" i"'""""i-"t weit as pi...
I , ' -- "t ut iiirfsiiun iiuures of the eltv's life
complete success, granted that she possesses the intel- """ll ''' '" residence
lectual and vocal powers to make it so. yZr s,""'"y ""' "r M
; The whole tempest of disapproval, of course, comes from i
the feeling among some people some college authoiities in 1 '": aici v; i.i:xii:i,
mis nisiance, wno would have us Ixilieve that there is ; i ,. 1 "x- '" ai-.
...ioi.it ,,uesiion involved in women smoking. No moral ques
tion exists, and it is unfortunate for our American reputa
tion for intolerance that we can't see it merely as a conven
tional tiling with some physical considerations-ami ex
pie.ss our hkes and dislikes as we do rega.ding bobbed hair
high heels, and facial make-up.
K all these things had always been common, we would
v,.,.. uiuiiiiK mi it. us iH'iause tMt'V
H -1 .' BHsr naesm' x.m -skita k
siii.reine curt today refused I
i" lenprn Its recent decision sus.
taliiniK the ftly of Lincoln. X,l, j
In establlshinK rilll,1B stations and'
selling gasoline at cost. '
inn rnnl i'mi-v i, ...
sipieti hianuaios ot conduct-not that they
wiong that we are bothered
Heing liunia
are tight or
l:m ii n-.l .it..
.1 .1:1 1 . ... - ' iiiihii.ui .
i"""1H l"a"-1'' ' P'one to fimdeinn im-l
mediately the unusual. In l.a (Hande wc dislike seeing (,0!
indcqueul lenuni.ie smoker in public liecutse wc aren't used I
lo It. Our ideas of people are bound largely ,y what we ex-1
l-eei. inen me contrary thing is I'ouiitl, we are sin
.aociieti, upsei. i.
. Dut it's not because our moral sense is offended, if
an to snioive iiriiaies our nostrils and the siojit n
I'liween oinerwise attractive lips irritate
i tiono-h nlw. i,.l.,i ..r i .i
" , " " n vigmmts riieuinjr of
gum may N equally obnoxious. Due's sense r g.K taste
is one's own posscssi,.,, j,n, may not ea.sih- I, . vpl.u,,,.,!
ihanged. In justice to women, however, we shnuld iiiplv
our personal rules to all alike and ,,,,1 hide behind a f dse
iltiestion of morals simply because conventions- all niin
hiade are changing tmj rapidly Cor us to keep pace
Rheumatic
pains
Too much uric scid Take
Foley Pills diuretic for rheumatic
prtinn. at iff joints and twellingr
Satufnction guaranteed. Ask for
Foley Pills
A diuretic tlmulant for th kidnayt
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"ir vision, fair
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COLONIAL
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Last Time Today
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A romantic story of
l-ovp, Passion and
Sclf-sai rificc.
I 'a the News
1'atlio Roicw
General Insurance Company of America
EVERY successful business institution is the lengthened shadow of a man so run1;
an ancient truism. . . . But the General Insurance Company of America is the length
ened shadow of many men business leaders of the Pacific Northwest whose operations
in many lines of constructive endeavor run into hundreds of millions. . . . These business
leaders organized the General of America, upon the principle of affording to policyholders unquestionable stock
indemnity with participation in the savings ir.ade possible by a careful selection of "good" risks. They hold that
the good fire insurance risks should no longerpay for the bad. . . . Upon this principle of fairness and equity the
General of America has rapidly jrown to be a leader in volume over more than 200 stock fire insurance com
panics writing business in the three Pacific Northwest Slates, and has returned hundreds of thousands of dollars
in dividends to policyholders. ... If your property is we!I kept free from undue fire hazard you, too, should
participate in the savings made available through the General.
O. P. FISHER, CUanmt ('10 8...rrf. Prrsidrnt. H.lwr Flouring Mill. V. S.-nl'lt;"
W. H. TAI DOT. Prnidrnt. Ppi- ind Talbot. Sin l:rjncuco; J P McGOLDRICK,
rrriidrnt. Mi Go Wrick I union- Co.. Soolmnr: W L McCOR.MICK. Sccrnary.
V .Vfrh.mi.cr Timber Co., Tjrnmj; Gl-O. I. OSGOOD, Vice-Pmi.fmii, Vt'litclfr
OiRood Co.. Tacoma; A. V'. MIDP1.I.TON. Pr.'idnl. Ander.on Middlrton Co..
Ahrr.lrcn; J. A. IIUMIIIRD. Vice I'rr-tdrm jnd Ocnrra.' M.fn.p-r. Viciotn Lumber
(V Mnoulanuring Co., Chrmmniii, ft. C; FKANX U. MARTIN. VVcvrrlurmcr
Timhrr Co.. Evrmii HI NR, McCI LAK . Prrjidrm. H nn MiClrarv Co.. Mc
tkarr, ,hinetoni C. D. STIMSON. CjpmliM, Stittlei H. K. LtN 1". FnJrnl.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
J. T. MrVAY, Prr.idfnl. M.trnpoihmt
Nmional Bjnk. Sratllr ; C. J. LORD, Prr..
idem, Capital National Bank, Olympia;
M. A. ARNOLD, President. Fint Na.
nonal Bank. Sranle; L. L. CROSBY, Vicr
Prc.ndent. Fim National Bank, Fvrreli:
n. C. AMKS. Vicr-Pre... Sealtle NaTtnnal
Rank. Seatllei C. H. CI ARKU. kellev
Clarke Co.. Searle; JAMIS H. IKIKIj,
Aiiorne. Seaiilr; O. D. FISHER. Seattle
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