La Grande evening observer., April 05, 1928, Image 4

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LA GRANDET EVENING OBSERVER
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: HARVEY F. WATTHEW8 . Businen Manser
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La Grande, Or(jon, The Observer-Uiar published every Friday.
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OUR DELIGHT Praise ye the Lord. lllewed Is the man that
feureth the Jxrd. that delighleth greatly In his commandment.
Ills seed shall he michty upon this earth; the generation of the
upright shall be bletwed. 1 'sal in 112: 1,2.
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JiiiIxp Piisy 1h hloulr rrwvcrin
fnmi III' rtllcme offrrrd In th'
lUxith-ffwr Ike Ijirk (use. Artie
.lniM- an' IiIh wife jJU up ylM r- Ak
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irv4iitytvtn hIktIm! icla, an he
iluy after liavlii' only been married
two iiioiiIIlh. Ho nllounl
took th M'vcii k-tric toaxtrn.
Teacher Whins-Kou:
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Police Arrest Her &
I'lTTSHURfJ. Apr. 5. AP) Mrs. X
' ' "" ' 1 . . . Hunimhtown public school, today
What this country needs just now is more unemployment fat'er ""r t,n t-harces of aiuit I
,. Tt.r V.l- l..nn. Md battery an an aftermath of a
mong New Yoik brokei-s. ,mi,K u.i.i.im1re.i to Korr.st
. '' .'L' - - SrhowuliGr. 10, a pupil at the school
. Mellon Bays two hundred million is enough of a tax cut.:"'," Tn?Tr' m. rret of X
.Democratic senators say three hundred is justified. If the Ir!- Hchcmaiier was no out &
.difference between them were less, we would be more op- "b," ten' he tnV'uk
;timistic about gettitiK a cut at all.
InHide the building while playing In
ithe s;hol yard. J
- ' ' i Mra. Kchoemaker admitted whip-
A Chauncey Depew, one of the nation's grand and revered i,ln lno she conuended he
'o'd men, has passed on. For many, yea. his birthday has tt 4
been the occasion for moTalizing on right living. Today his ,he """ ,n,u hcl' roo"1- annoying
death will provide another. He has done much for his coun-i ,er' '
1.1'V. hnft lvrn n U'nrthv insnirntinn fnt manv kiifwlvisli ..PI
j , .... i..iu.nu W .1.. II If. rIJ .
Few lives have been so full, so satisfying. There- ''eutii r lies a
Across Lontinem
When All the World Bursts forth in New Raiment -'
. ; . that Speaks of a New Season
Exclusive Modes for Easter Ddy
and the Many Spring Days to Follow
Silk Hosiery
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in, we imagine, lay a reward equal to that to which Chauncey
lJcpew passed today.
LONDON, Apr. 6. (Al) A t.le-
, i , ,:ram r.ceivea in i roynon touuy re- x
Xne Observer has read with much interest a new lRxk, iortei the urrivni ut ouro of Ay
"Days and Deeds in the Oregon Country," just off the press J.1," " "f " ulrp,""e froN1 (
under the authorship of John B. Homer,' professor and di-l n her fiiKiu from the nomhern
jeetor of historic.il research at Oregon State college.' The !" ,Arri:'" .lo I-'"15' V
, . . ... ,v,- fH dechired to have ncconipliKhed J
l."Ook provides many interesting sidelights on men and events three ouiiandinK feat, heing the Yv
in the early days of this great territory. It is written in "l!" t
charming style and will be welcomed in the libraries of those i nmuv flight in tight piano V
.0 know the Vllluo of. .an acctinitn liistorinal lirhiriiinli ;fniipntwn to iOtlmValKt tfte ,s;
( ' 1 a (lirxt to niiike a huIo flight over the
" iHain'e territory.
ECONOMY AND PARSIMONY I
Now that the federal government has spent the l.uit hn('.Nalherlands Given
dozen years showing the way in economy, various sUtle ami
city' governments havoicaught the fever and are beginning
to try to sec if they, too, cannot begin to save the taxpavci-s a I thk
tlnl!r nr two Mow ;illrl llinn ,The Ne rlalHln hax hern
. rlitl.' to th' Manil Iim 1'allnafl (Mi-
SUitc and city expenditures, v.itli negligible exceptions, '!"IBi,K' 'v'"" 'ecn the rhiiiii
have been skyrocketing in this country for years. I'oiiticinns "r.hrilnlr":"";"
have usually shown themselves unable, or unwilling, to con- i"1"''' hi ,h" ' "lied sutm and
duct government affairs as they would conduct their own ":TL,X"JZ
businesses. And the poor taxpayer has been the goat. decided in ravr of Hoiiumi.
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TN the many demanded
new sj)Hrig colorings of
sunburst shades." These
famous makes from which
to choose: Phoenix, Kay
ser and Munsing.
$1.00to$2.50'
Bags, Purses
At the same time, the economy wave that is now sweeping ' . j rp
country is not in every case proving beneficial. Earn-, :! 00P ' lll
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way in government is not to lx cofused with parsimony.
'i here is an economy that really saves money, and there is
also an economy that is costly and wasteful; and sometimes,
in our haste to get the former, we get the latter.
i Thero is a certain large city in the middle west that is
trying valiantly to live within its income. It keeps its budget ;
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(llli-ACO. Apr. 6 (AD TJie
, eolith im)lt .ed the fit.lt team for 4.
!tu itiuliM' rinala of th. national
1 niKH wlimd luikel hall InterseholaH- J
tic tournament at the rnlvcrally
Cti.caKo. wncn Alexandria,
as low as possible, anil among the Hems that are shaved to' ,. ",. , . , m,.'i
l!ie bone is the appropiialion for police. As a result, the round today. 1
(ity s force is not strong enough to do the woik it should.
When sufficient men are assigned to the job of preventin.i
crime and catching crooks, the traffic force is eiippled; many ,
lives nre lost on the streets, traffic moves slowly and the
business men
The mhiCi qualified Us seconil
iclilry for the fliarler finulH in .18
many catno when Moriift, Ala.,
eliminated t'oetlr d'Alene. Ida., 311
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lose money. When extra police are transfericd
to the traffic squad there are not enough let to prevent crime;
hcldups break out, roblterics and burglaries Ix'come common
nnd the city, again, is the loser.
; It is the same in other branches of municial government.
Kxpenditures on the water supply system are kept down;
seme day there will be a serious breakdown, extremely costly
to fix. .'The street paving budget is sharply pruned; as n re
nult, many streets arc in atrocious condition, and every mo
torist in the cityjjays the price in repair bills.
Economy in government is a much-to-le-desired goal. Ilitt
we should never make the mistake of being parsimonious.
Ivometimes the most economical thing a city or state can do
ia spend sensibly.
300 Reds Put To
Death in Canton
CANTON. China. Apr. f. (Al')-
fumnii wjis iciiM toiiny itftT :i"3
. i--'i1m lt'n I'XiMMitfd by tint
military inn horil U-h In un itth'inpt
ti ilnviirt tm iipti.Hinit. Tht com
;nuiiitsia tinustt'tl that tilmxlNliod
wouli) only iiiiiko tlK'ir inovoiiH'iit
;th- strotiKi'i- tut " I ha t imi tin fiill or
j I Iip pi f ynl eaiitont sc covorn-
I Si'vmty thrre n'ls wen' rxeentivl
llay ut'l ;3" iaillT in the wvvk
Inn a 1 4-yrur-olil strot't urchin
n-vpji l'-l coniniitnisi plana to tht
jattth'trHU's alt-r listttiinr to tht-iit
i:t)KMipiny in tlu- nrfis.
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rpHAT lends cbmplete
ness to your spring en
semble. You will find all
shapes and sizes in the
wanted eolois in kid, rep
tile and calf leathers.
$2-50 to $13.00
'Jl EASTER TIME feminine fancy turns to thots
of fashion. Every clock tick means another oc
casion for a new costume so it seems. ,; ..t'v
, In fashion lane, new Easter fashions have blossomed
forth, frocks, suits, coats, hats with vivacious charm
that bespeaks their Paris inspiration, with the simple
elegance that good taste recommends, with distinc
tion of line and design that appeals to. the fashion
world. . . - ' '
Here are clothes and accessories' for Easter and all
spring-, dedicated not only by fancy, but by excellent
judgment. Your inspection is invitedv .' '
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The Hat Yon Choose i'or Easter
DESIGNED to grace more formal occasions when
just any hat won't do, the rilodel sketched is typi
cal of the collection we've just received from GAGE.
La Grande Telephone Users
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standard of good service, you are hereby valued
against using any so-called telephone directory that is
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Use no other when calling over our system.
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Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
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WASHINGTON. Apr. 5 ( Al
opiinytnt: thp "lir hMiitl" ntrth't J
ntlri iif UCtyiiK I hp ptpll tu thA
p.ill-i. Julin H i IliiiumuiHl. totln.v
pnP"s i l ht itiitlonul civic tvti' ' J
pnttinti th.tt JnhU vunmlUe uli ar-
t f rit irrnMilp ! urKanlnptl In &tlt
Ip.ulini: oitifM if the ctuinlry to J
h.w 1 'if clti:Ulot thf way to the j
liallot lx and to lu'Ul elncatiunal
firuti4 tltiriiiir ihrt imlitli-til fit tn . 1 Y.
puiyiii to UIbcums isjtue
tier man Airplane
Heady For Start .
IT1H IN. Apr. . (Al) The
Gftiimn aiipliini Ht'imMi totlny
liH'ic-i at HuMomifl uinlroiiie
.iii't tf.itly to la kit off ut a fv
htoiri notlrr. Tho fh-UI ltmif hh
hi tit sort fiom roeent nilna and
uiUhoritU'S Ktihl tlorc a Httlc
t'hmu'f of the i-n1ly ladtn plant
! ins al'h to tnUi off for Nw
YoiK Iwforo tomorrow.
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Blouses, Collar Sets
CLEVER collar and cuff X
sets of chiffon and X
lace, dainty fronts in pas
tel colore of tan, rose,
pink; blouses in plain and
figured patterns so pftpu-,
lar today.
$1.00 to $5.95
Tri-Angle Scarfs
riAY tri-cornered scaifs
" of many colors in a
world of pleasing color
combinations and pat
terns. Smart, indeed, to
complete the sports ensemble.
$1-95 to $2.2
Footwear for Easter You Know Is Vogue
Fashioned to the lyric contours of the perfect foot, Peacock Shoes
add pituant refinements of the authentic mode . . . chic tones and
textures of fine, favored materials . . . and an intimate easeful
caress of faultless fit, without which true modish ness cannot exist
. . . now being shown at Smart Shops everywhere in Glassy Patent
Leather, Calfskin and Colored Kid in beige, rose, black, white,
jade and pikskin.
39.GO to $16.00
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