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Wwlnittriav. February 1, 102S. t Wl . T71 . n f'OAMIlL1 LMrb'MIMf'-f lUVIi' 19 f Ij IW I apt? r Our Vlivrwiwi-J uniiivi wuujji v iJik - - 11 (Incorporated) An IndriM'iult'iit Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY HARVEY F. MATTUKWS Editor and PublUher Business Manaser Published evenings, except Sunday, fit 1416 Adam Avenue La Grande, Oregon. The Ohserver-Hlar published every Friday. Entered at tlio J'nstofflcB at Ia (irande, Oregon, us Kecund Class Mall Matter under act of March 2. 179. OFFICIAL PAPER OK UN ION COUNTY AND THE CITY OF LA OKANDE MEMIiER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated 1'reiw is exclusively entitled to use fur juiMlra tlon of ull newH dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published herein. All rights of rcpublleulton of Hpecial din patches In this paper, and also the local news herein lso are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Currier Dally, per month In advance - 76o Dally, six months In advance - $4.60 Dally, single copy Go By Mall Daily, per monlh In advance ..... Brto Dally, per six months In advance J.&0 Dally, per year In advance $5.00 Weekly Observer-Star, per year ... ..$2.00 ABEJARTIN ADVERTISING KATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Irisplay, local, per column Inch .. ... Tlmu contruct prices on application. 4 30 i)0 Chicago Opera ' To Visit Oregon Late in March Weather Warmer In Wallowa County WAIXOW'A. Ore., Keli. 1. (Spe- . cial) A sllBht chanKe In wetither conditions wuh noticed hi this sec- The Chlcaao Opera company in Cost of Burial Highest in New Jersey, Report 'company. Hie motor of which I unci In this French plane Mm-ecsscr-foU" whhh f'ostcs anil I.c 'brlx arc flying. Hon the hint of the week when It hecanie somewhat warmer. andl llti: IMS io.i:.v AXTI.KUS ,vnni T..v.. l.U' A l,!o'o'with I: antlers will 1 """"" NKW VUI1K, Kch. I AD ... .... , nrahnm. lanrlminn. so l.,l,,lt,l fr four of Its ureatest "ecamc aomewiini warmer. ano,Th ., ,..., ,. , which . ' that opera performance at the 1'ortlnnd , and rain tel! There isto , NVw J( ,, ,,., . '' " . ,,.r ,at nc- I'ubllc Auditorium March. VI. 23 out lime m. in tne va!iey ecuim ,.x )v.,, , Norlh rurolllm. ay , , ,;,,. wardens and 24. ravel Ih he ,,B done with a r , of , ailvisorv ,.,,!,. I11 " Instance of a The company will move to the ears and wnBoll. while HielchlnB Is , , , , after l"" '' " ' West Texas. Pacific coast In three special trains. - "'"" ". of the hill a ,w ,nv,.atiK.,ti... """ " " -s ' ner.ln t tl a TIlKI ttPHllll Wllft " "Jl "It m II I IT qimilill Fi . n. .... ..rtr NT I . Imake up the asseinl.laKe of stars. ' lelr.K required for livestock. I . ,., , wnich , ,.,, ar Imusiclans and staKe hands and the The roads are renialnlriK wdld de- , m(uit , ,n uv,.raB, l...l,e .-arrvlni.- the vast arrav of s""e "le warmer weather, and the ,., , .., t.vi I other carryliiK the vast scenery and equipment. lame trucks are still husy halllim; cost there helnir (4S4. 'I'he costs in the I'tilled States ortland Is presenilis the altrac " " .. , , ",e have risen until now they aiisorh! lion as a Mg civic event. The.en- ' " '-" " ,,. .,r PKrt f ,he small estates, j .............i h,.s heen nhtalned hv a tondltloliH In the wuuflu have heel, ..... ' . ;cominlttee of 100 cillKens who have "V, , ' ' "-"" 63.1 per cent of the monies I' ft sinned u Buaralilee iiKalnst loss on liy lho- deceased beins used fui ilhe .ncuRement and who have i.r- ' ays In the early part of ransed to present the performance ' ' " " " -'" Chinook .,. responsihil on a strictly non commercial basis. l of the loBBlnB chute situation on excessive : I'rnrMvlii are In en til the Portland n.a , i'.ivih . community chest charities. The """' "" l!oar ereek. However, re coinmltleo has so worked out the l"llr ""'k rushed and IobbIhb idelails that the 1-ortland adlnisslon nas -'oil"-' steadily forward price will he considerably less than ""'""- 'wo weeks. lhave prevailed at either of .the two I'raiMi Is J.t like soiik hoiIc other times the comiiany has ap- ... . pleasant nil' lovely f meet, but she pea reel on the Pacific Coast. The Virgin IslflnflS! won't liav nolliln'. Til" niilr nlw.'r..,,r will reiiresenl a! " M I"1 !UIEUk3 lulcly sale an' ndlable fonn-ast fcr cost of 162.000. ftlN Is more iIimkIis, liiBlHr taxes. an' a hiiiiiM'r crop o' rliuliarb. Ti!K ViOlAl-lN JU.'LIC Whsitsocver ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this Is the law and the prophets. Matthew 7:12. One or two more post office robberies and the Grande Supreme Court To Speed Work; New Rule Made " Opera headquarters have heen opened at the Sherman Clay & Co.. Htore In Portland and ticket sales I have been started. Orders for Heats ifM, n. Give Lindberch Great Welcome 1 ST. THOMAS. Virpln Inlands. emotionalism of the bcreavi-d fam ily and " the "uisorRanii-d and wasteful" condition of the fumTUl Industry. The solution It bukk-k" Is tdimiiiatlon within the industry iof. its weaker and more fn'ffl rieiit members and cooperation of I the clerify and agencies dealing .with the bereaved fumilit's In cdu- rating people of limited income to i cep funeral exm-nditunu down. KiKiircs for funeral costs in other cities were riven ns: Phita- Jdelphia $483; New York City $432; Cleveland $4u3; I troit $n$2; Chicago $ .T S 1 ; St. Louis .ouisville. and Nashville, Tenn., are now being taken by mall. i Tito cdmiinnv will rntnnlfln fin f... ..... . 1-Vb. 1 fAIM Col. f'hurlt.H A icau-o February 1 and will then Lindbergh, whose brilliant flight ??r' 1 : ""'U,nor? 7A9. ' i. i i ....... ...... ...i.tu iroiu I aracas. venoxoeni in .T - vlll terminate early In .March at 1 nomas has more than ever en- vhlch time the whole assemblage deared him In the hearts of the Funeral expenses are re-ativelv ' 'will move to the coast to present Americans today was feted en- hiBher anion? low Income groups j SAI,i:.r. Ore., Feb. 1. (AD I its performances on the same scale ihusiastlcally. than the Well to do. says the re-j lluiltiiiB attorneys to less time for !an( wlth lh0 me world stars as: Driven In an open automobile port, and are hlsher In the north j oral arKUineiits. ussiBnlnB workij,, the rule In Chicago. . (With Governor Evans to the public and east than In the midwest nn.l I more raltidlv to the iudies fur writ, i ... ., ..... ,.. . ,.,.-,. i,n . i.. ..... un,i, i.i.,i,AHi.. n ,1..,, . , ,, .,, , . . . T, . , . . - . . I r oiiowiiiK is i lie i eperion e: ' " lu.ia.annj on i - u,,., n.h.n-. .,, m v,.,. o ....... . K0I1U6 Valley Will 1)0 IV Cl'ime l lVllI 101' rol llillHl 01' I lllC!l";o. ;ien opinion unil keeplnB one do- jxhtirsilay nlKht. Mar. 22. "Alda": rounded with cheerlns" crowds In- in the small towns. : ' ; pii rl mi'iit of the court at work In l,ur. 23,'"Mnow Maiden"! Saturday cluillnit school children who waved The report says that unions the ,S;l,,'m w'hen the other Is at Pen-illfl., ..,,,. a i(,KMei.ccilnn" flans eairerlv: Tile automolille Was racial Brouns renreseiited bv the' Thomas C. Marvin, chairman of the federal tan It com- "" lnp r-ast-rn t)reBun eM- ts,lturty niBht. "ii Trovntore. : ; . . ii tt ii e sioiis. the supreme court expects in i . mission, Siiys ne wants oaia on onions. nas me lurLtiiiiiw a few mouths to catch up witn all man no nose? i",,"'""K ""rk- . ! i ne rihtiiKB win ue eneeiive .Miir. for best results in your baking -Saasie Psriee for over 35 years 25 ounces lor 25 Use less than of higher priced brands A Few New Arrivals for Spring: Stetson Hats Hart Schaf fner & Marx Clothes Florsheim Shoes Manhattan Shirts V Schoble "Lightweight" Hats as featured by N. K. West & Co., Inc. The Man's Store; ' -' -- ' ' ' :1. rules for the purpose having Farm taxes are not higher in Oregon than in other states f he . with equally productive land, records show. The difficulty peih.nt has 30 minutes to open );.. K r..f H,..f .,,.;,.ll I ,-aanna l,.,o Ko t l, nrBnmeiits. attorney for the re- cut a (I minutes unil ih on tif iill over the country in comparison with the tax burden, appellant's attorney ten minutes for Imniovemeiit duriiur the last year is noted. A creat deal ly:J'"'h"'7 r"le "!? ""- ,... , , ... ,,lii ...111 -,..!, t.w ...,t .,;.., ...i..,...!... ,V .1 L all,ol,1,n B 1 whirl of l.ondnn's traffic came only Riven and told them he wished h eicortpil by a band and a guard of 319 widows who applied to the marines. New York board of child welfare A short thanksgiving service for relief it was found the Irish was held. Governor Kvans and led with an average funeral ex the chairman of ihe colonial penditure of $'4f2. which expended council delivered welcoming ad- ,44 per cent of their net assets: tho - uir-nnin t"uuiiB nuiiii liny iie- uunuiio iii-al uii tin ttvi-i.)(,- I hrOn0I,S I Ofln.V ft,'mml tlie alr hero wth nn llil bill of $421 or SO per cent of their O0 auuuj mahogany tabid, the gift of St. net assets nnd the Jexvs, whose j Thomas citizens. j funeral customs are very simple. LONDON, Feb. 1. (Al Within' l,e foloQf'l in accepting the rift were lowest with en average cost the brick walls of Cl. Colurnba's thanked thepeoplo for the enthu- of 247. church. Trafalgar, into which the Kaslie welcome which they had Marshal Haig's Body Viewed By iwtunt. hiM lint., -nwl nn t n I t t : 1 laini ninn, ine oony 01 can ........ r .. . a ... for reply. ifi'oin nil!' This will reduce the time llalB, leader of Britain's armies in planned days' on the island but 1 Heading a recent report of President Hall, of the slate! Rene Lacosle To Visit New York hour and ten minutes ioi " ' so....... ..uu. .,,,,, one hour. i .... ..... I Vu .7. ... ... .. . ah uay inousaniis 01 nis country. ' "c .o.-n vmnu .uu n.n Siilcni li Ki.p Ihisy men and women filed reverently I'I'al here and the free masons . ... .. . Ii. il.n him- ...tl. ,.,,i rn..iarQu l IndiTi. wlicie a siiecial meetimr was t iiiiiversity", to the university board of regents will impress ,hl, ,,'J iv,,,,,",', ,,., 'silent triiiute to the dead. . iieii in his honor, nunng his vis- ,i :inyone with the divei-sity of subi'cts and pnibltMns constant- "''"1'iion ..t the rule, and thereafter1. .A "'"'"""less nBure in the uni- it to tun lodse he was presented bllsinoss ,oav'ror Nrw. Yol.k ; . . . ., .. , .. . .. , . , . the departiiienls will alternate ",rm Ine "yi "orse i.u.ims ...... ,y being given the attention of the university chief. One is n,.,,.,,,,,,, .,, onllre rnllrt stood with head bent over sword a silver handle, particularly impressed by the number of matters relating to -'"""- endieion. the court chum- eatn, c"rnp'- e e..ffin as the: v j ii. i r .i r- i ii . .i ''ers at Salem have heen idle dur- ' lme "f 'umirners made its way finances and the relation if these financial problems to the ,nK ,, ,,. ,w to ,,e h"rd past the body of the field marshal.! in-rri:iii'.vr ; CUlCienCy aild promotion Of educational Work. '" '""'e will be heard at Salem. I'" lMe lr,ul pioeession wore; SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1 (AD ITnlted States. ' ' I .... , ... . ,. ., , ., . .... .,,1 lleBlnnltiB .March 1 two eases will , "'"cr sei.iienien. some ot wnom lluttcrfitt t. o. h. San Francisco, I l.acote's father Is president of Alth0Ugh.lt IS generally felt that the University IS built be heard each forenoon and threo painfully, women wept si- ti)Vt ',,10 Hlspano-Sulza automobile . ,,.,..(,l ,,4;il...,., l...,!..l.,i I,... ... 'each afieriie,,n foui- ilms r n, ! lentl.v and others who sobbed Mild-, tim oumivi icvi in. iiuiKiK.; uiai.i mm nsiiine-'vi; m'l'i .l'i i.i- , n.i,. ...nn ,..i . ,. ., " , , . . .wed;. Aflrr Ihe davs hearinjts the i ' ' n,on M "" tamc "'"lost auto- . T T. . . . . - --' - rions, there are other sources of revenue, present and anlici-:.iudi;e,i win consult ami each of the :I11"II'U,I' '" thc t-'esmre of saime hated, that play an important part in building the institution.:-- w thelr ,u,a,ls fVWW ru. t. a' ' n, r:r. r : c ... .! J,"'K" ",- opinion. Thto u If in i.r..r. iiiu iuiu niw uuiiuiii, biiu vnib iunimiKii, aim uuinuiitUMi n.w ruling will djxpi.se of KM rases I At the he.id of the coffin Iny the I : ind schoKlrship IkmiuosIs provide, or will provide, university ,n;,n,h- Sil,' v -'' ;isi. arelfi4'! marshal's baton mid ludinot ' Students facilities not otherwise available. Lanre eastern progress " sh-mid hi.t.. r... .and en.hr,.id.rn.i H-..,7i a I'A HIS, Keh. I (AP) Heiie I.aeoste. worlds tennis champion who has deserted the courts for today. He will welcome Iien donne Costes and Joseph I.ebrix, French avlatorH. on their arrival f rom Mexico t 'ity on t hei r tou r which will carry them to the C0L0NIALX T1IR FAMILY ENTKRTAINMENT 1 i LAST SHOWING TD) KIN0GRAM NEWS AESOP'S FABLES Coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday THURSDAY, FRIDAY And SATURDAY "WILD GEESE" Just finished a two-week run at Portland's Largest Theater 'Adults 35c Children 10c I'dUCatlOlinl foundations, distributing millions of dollars to ""'iths dispose of all pen.lluB cases. !"e hler were massive wreaths of t .worthy institutions for buildings, endowments, and the pro-' tiiere'nst'' before the','doors'of,'st! I 'notion of special activities, must be contacted regularly bv a Cdlltoil Officials jOiiumba's were opened to the J miversity president if his school is to. keep pace. It m.uiivs! Suppress Unions Ii"'", luL .L v man oi niun Kiamuiii, 01 impressive pensonuniv, 01 odvhhis uiem k. me cnurcn m m-r AM(. I-Vh. I (API The; aruiH and then remaineil with him for a few moments in tMs;iiin jinrl 1piu1oi1i in ii iicciwiuiliyli Hin irrnnbwi nnwl in Ibiot . ' ' am not 'it its min lu.v.. iin.i.r..uu...i ln-ection and Orciion is fortunate that it has Or. Hall 1 Ol" l'O labor unions snsi.f.,.,l ,.r isllent Brlef, Hie JOb. Jllllllllsllc tellllencles. I 'Ivll Butllel- 7, . lliiKs wen- prohibited In order to' HKUNK The"1 curfew tolls niore The question of 11 faculty pension fund, of financing a "ll.iy the B. n. ial uneasiness nrlr.. .'Hunt the knell of partlnir day In 'liiiniitiifv Imilflintr iiin.nniii Hint w ill eoii v Itc.lr ,.f L,.,..,;.. '"" n"" ""' ""r "'! red ills- this Swiss canton. It rinssat 11 kriclly within a limited budget of slightly over a million lollars thpse and other money matters require the atten- aloue Y T X When You Your M iss ion of the president and his regents. Actually, he is the lead of a great business institution and the regents consti ute his board of directors. Viewing the university in this light, wo were impressed n Dr. Hall's report with the ever-present relation of fi lances to educational betterment. Never can money 1k nore a mere means to an end. The end is service to the state f Oregon through the better training and preparation of ts young people for their life work the practical application f opportunities in the university for developing state re- ources and broadening the capacities of citizens of the tate for a more useful and happier life. Considered fitim the standpoint of Oregon as a whole, its talc educational institutions cost very little. It is far be- tiw.the value we receive. Ami it is unfortunate that crippled malices, due to a state deficit, should be such a handicap at' ne present nine. A remedy is possible and is most certainly iccessary at the next legislative session. oi.l-rs would be renewed. loYlork in summer and !i In wlnti1 The financial crisis has become to warn motorists that the house worse. Itiiuk notes slumped 7.r. holders want to sleep and that heavy tracks, vehicles carrytni? moro than clirhl r rent il found no takers. YcMI neve wb Ills own worst ell. The man motorcycles should passengers and Oh server scurry for I 4s eveiylnidy'H friend rimy be their garages and remain until i enemy. a. in. I T 3K3 SUCCOR FOR PRISONERS OF THE DEEP When in Chicago Enjoy Your Stity the Stipcib AViv MORRISON HOTEL Corntr Madhon and Uatk Stu rMt l ii MX 3t g- Thr'NfV&iorrwm, mken cmf4riri. ttlh tKr hrtrn mnJ tilietl Art in ikt wvrlm. vwwm $,400 nmms i Iany Bargains Listed on W ant Ad Page t NK.VHerv Hoslnn Htn eau l 11 bv les.. i,,ui ..f life in Mibmsrlue nr hteni like thr S-l If the ib i, tiere pictured In truta off th harlpto n. Maw., bridy iidoptnt k'nT,itly by umler-wntrr c,rft. Attaehwl to a submrjt I'le's hull, it would form a ftep.imt connpartmrnt throuKh which lucd, .utu and atr tuu!d be poatd in Hit irm in ca vl U;oitr. it tt ikMam 24 And a copy will be delivered at once free of chanre. For change of address, please do not notify carrier boy only call the office direct, giving old and new residence, and you will avoid errors in service. The Evening Observer Main 37 I Y ? ? ? ? ? ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t Y Y t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t Y Y Y Y f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y x
