Wednesday, June 6, 1928
Page Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
..v.f( ' .(IiKMirponitHi):
An ludepenitant Newspaper i
IM
FRANK B. APPLEBY i
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS
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La Orande, OreKon. The Oliaerver-Blar pul.ll.t.jd every Friday.
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I'. A FIXED HEART: O Clod, my heart Is fixed: 1 will sinK uml
t:lve pralso, evon with luy glory. Awake,, psaltery and hurp; 1
.myself will'-uwuku early. Paulm 108:1, 2. ' .
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THE OPEN
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fOHRRiPOMIENT) HDI1
81'RMIT THEIR NAMES TO
VHE KDITOH IF THEYIE
SIRE LEI TOW PRINTED.
BUSINESS MAtt LOEWENSTEIN
J'
"If I had my wy ..bout ll a fol-
- Oregon City, Oregon,
A May 31, 1928.
(To the Editor): Please, permit
me to express to you, and through
you to the republican; voter of
M'nlon county, my deep apprecia
tion for the support accorded ine
In ,the recent primary election.
My vote In your county was grati
fying to me, und I know full well j
that I should nut havo found ho i
many friends had It not been for
the endorsement of your : news- I
paper. It la un absolute I moon-
Nihility for a candidate to contact I
each and and every voter person- (
ully, and aside from that means
the co Is .only one other so effec
tive, , And that la newspaper pub
licity. I had my - campaign so
planned that where I hud news
ier ullli mackerel e4 a cowlli-k. t,flPpr V,pp,OPt1 lPed "P" It
an' shlrl open At III' ncrk. couldiV exclusively, although I did
irit n IIiviim I marry," declared '"' " ""- f..i tmn
CoiiMiublo? I'luin, t'dny. In ex tin In
III' how -nsy It Is I dotwt. a imten
llnl ulfo murderer. The worst
wnslo o' breath, next, t' pluyln' a
saxophone, Is advlslii' a son.
HEALTH
1'itoiu i.n; ;ooi tuctii
Jty O. K. Weaver. I. I). .,
t'luy Center, Kaiis.
Ht'c. Kansas Stuto Oontul , Ass'n.
. , . I'l ir rurrtl'vl wnt'u lllilirrr nnfn it n)Himx Un ml Mn
iw.ui un thru it lvitl.nm'i.o wlmi-n Jt'u hauAnA f.e w... i.un i.an tiuts. in n press,
" . - - ' I ... -r .t i friends , have been so kind us to
, ' ' IPmUl.CU W. UV..MJT. M V..W la sals, i si
J Important of which Is the develop-
paifrn over the state as I could. In
Portland, where 1 had no news
paper support, J centralised my
personal work, and by balancing
the two succeeded In making a con
sistent showing all over the state.
Vhe reports appear to show that t
was either first or second In num
ber of votes for this, office; In every
county except one, and Jn that
county I had no newspaper repre
sentation whatever, and . did not
visit there. , 1
My success Is a distinct ti-lbuto
to the Influence of Hhc up-statu
A number of my editor
i
l ii i
VMsV4irinsl iT.r.sTI sUaatreaMKtWtsSSC
Our-Store Will Close For Stock Show
Thursday at Noon, June Seventh .
Swim In An All-Wool Suit
$2' $7'50,
ALL-WOOL Suits are so
practical, so comfort
able, too. Collection in
cludes one-piece and two
piece styles as subdued -or
daringly colorful as you
wish. ' -v : .
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
'la Grander Leading Store for Over 30 Years
Alfred IoeweiiHleln, lielglun .financier., (aij't the third richest man
in the w'ui'ld ut all, he told New-York N'exVwpaper men. He's just it .
millionaire buMinem man.' And several 'of bin lai'o entourage are
friends on ft sight-seeing trip. Loewenstein, us he Rinsed for the .
above pfirtrait. wild much of lift time In America would be given'
to surveying public utilities and elesvtric power reoetirces. ' -
. . . ' mom or a new lino f work-con-1 Kn'".?t m ami ty ana mtoip AKn J T
1 .Xpei1S report WUll llie OlOCK iHOW JS snortllip; more ,,, nation as to proper diet from the SM,y gnve """" w"'"'nit to 0i l(lUldUUUUUU fr VCnCIIU AClllli3 f iaitV.
ii . 4i, u:.-u i i. ,. 41 . . r nr ,tnt,,.in,,inv un,i 'on. anu wmio or course J roit limt .
.uioojf juciiik aMJtn. uiii tiitoa iiuidcs iiinu ever, ueiurc ill i- " - i Ka, tul,y nunllficd for the nosl-
k . . ..... . iiih nlnlnlnir normiil Hounil tenth. "uo ,u,,r mhiiimicu iui uih iomi i
its history. Which otli means and pramises something'. .This win no doubt result m n groat l,on' and """ 1,10 pv,'n M0"1'1 "ot
J - , ' I. leal of benefit to posterity. In that i'v0 PIortcd me had I not been.
? ', . ' .'. . the teeth, the Instrument of mm- 1 kno tle -oiermtlon nd
t mere a uiuu im, ou neivo ni.uiiei Buy, ui le.ivillg ine IWO tleatlon. are anionK the most lin- ."'!' j
Americans behind when the Southern Cross hops off for Aus- roXl , '""' " nomination
iiifUiu vuiiiikb. snii4y uuu& iaj ivuumo wcijii uuu jiiuiliuic luc uiria,
n times
of elections, candidates naturally
turn to their friends for support.
- Eighth at the University of Oregon
UN'iVKltSITY OF OUHCJON, Ku- fdegrre In biology.- ,
geno, Ore.. Juno 0. (Kpeclal) j A ki-mce "t the records o those
Oraduatlun weekend at the Unlver-! who have been given degrees re
alty of Oregon this year, eotitinu-f veals a steady growth In size in t,be
ing from June s 10 11, win ne rc-iuiuncrmiy. nianing wun mu, me
ilelc with entertaining events, hi- first year that aceurate KtatlNtics
fUCCeSS Of this thrilling air Venture but One WOUld think' of cnt years much nttoHon Ko.tunutt,,y fo(. mp a Rrpllt nlnI (Cu,1K piny presented by the were kepi, the bonks show u total
h navifflltor and radio onpi-ltor would 1h ntiitp jl4 nwPWAl'Vi m 1 f!'". mo1 ",!lPr bl'p or ,Av frtonds wero In the news- ' senior ebwM. the Imccnlaurcato ser-.or 137 degrees granlcd; l,ust year
. paVlgatOl ana laaiO OpeiUtOr HOUia Oe quite as necessaiy wislon of the diet and health of UHUor business and their support mux, the annual flower and fern t be total was 4hl. showing that
Over the next 17U0 miles OI Water as OVei the first live q,,e Jtn"f mouier, anu recently WII8 mor0 . influential than any I procession und the conimeiu-emcnt thu number this year comfortably
thousand that they'd just .about won the right to the re- Z VZ. ?ZZU & uitL.t ,..;.y 1" " -
j.uunuui ui uie UHJ 11 tuiy. ' -" ttH. result of the support of the pea re's "M Idsummer Night's
Ington side of the rolumVlu river
today for a joint meeting with the
W ashington grange. The delegates
were to go together to Chehalis
for dinner.
" . '
Many Students
From La Grande
Receive Honors
- LTXI.VI3RSITV OK OHlUlON. Ku-
gene. June fi (Special) Many stu-
dents, from I.u Uraiute and vicinity
have been honored with promiuent.
positions IA uetlvfties or have
achieved other recognition at the '
University of Oregon litis year, a
clieck of their records reveals. , A i
total of a4 tudeiitHSure listed us
attending the university fronffyn- I
Ion codnty this year. Of these, 3U (
are from La Orande. j
Dorothy Kberhard, ' a freshman
in pie-law. has been made a mem
ber of Kwumu, women's sophomore
guarded, when she eats the proper
newspapers, but 1 am not a "news- Ureirm." is one of the most elabur-
lllet during pregnancy, the first. Or ,,,. rnmlMntn nn.l Ihnrf. wn i . " ' , i .
milk, teeth of the dhlld fan be P , ran"nte and there was no ntB productions ever nttempled by
TliA 1 rVinliHo-o-jinvwj.v" mnvpinnnt i tMl n nnanihilifv nn "lk. teeth of the tMillU fan be
, ; ' . , , ... . . . . .. made so strong as to last through
far y b vherepublican nomination is concemed but not the rbiuihood practically without de
TIovi miinr eleetinn 'Cnl could have been re-plnrtnd. nnsilv if 'y- T" mother must, however,
. , - i , , ... i - jT . . , furnish the material
he, had nought the nomination openly last fail.. His accept- teeth, since the crown
nniA nnw wniilrl lw prmnnnnslv vncrniflpH Wv thA o-iv-nf. mnc nf formed before birth, if she does
nn,l ,lnfW;,.M f Citk i.ll UM ot procure a sufficient supply of of the ftMOclttlll'on.
iuuiiw-ik tuiu u uAtv.vviii w uiiiiwi ...Ian i vpuuiiwiii raicium, or lime, ine teein 01 ine
states would be" serious. Coolidge is out and can best serve ,ne chlld wl" of np,,i'y be sort.
, . ..j. i poorly constructed, and very suh-
iue puiy pyremaininc inai way. : ceptibie .to decay, musing, .iiuk-d,
collusion between publisher to ' nmnteur group in niiy iinlvcr.diy
put me over. Neither did my form- j the norlliwost, and will include
er connection as an offk-er In the ovcr ivu people In Its personnel..
r-r'"u?"t:,R.,.!.1' J'"? anylMnls "Why the I-rlnce of -God W:,lk
are all porU.d , ,.' ,nBtlces bv cdt. wh a I.imp." Is the suhpeet nf the
he does T ...u- .. i. ..... sermon that Dr. Herbert t. John-
1 Uti lit! jt f hiit-ih nf 1-tiiMtfiii. will llf-
I am very grateful for tbe,,llV(,r ul tho haccalaiiroale .service,
splendid majority accorded me. am;, JleVcren( Johnson, 'H7. is the stm
ueepiy appreciative or tne conn
Pierce, Shumway
Lose Debate At
! Rainier Meeting
honorary organization, und only re
cently was elected vice president o(
next year's sophomore class. ' :
Another Ui CJrande student.
Krancis 1'. Uohinson, a memljei' of
the Sigma Nu fraternity mid a jun
ior In psychology, received a totul
of 8a points in his grade rating
during the winter term of ,nolinul.
This Is ronsldered un unusiritll;
high stamllug. ' .
Khn-ence Hurley, a senior In
journalism from Enterprise.' " was
recently announced announced as
the winner of the unnuul Kdlson
Marshall shurt story contest with
her story "The Log Line.",. . -j
William Jlaggertyi .a senior In
journalism Iroia t'nion and u mem
ber of Theta t hi social iraiermiy
und Sigma Delta Chi, International
professional Journalism fraternity,
bus been especially active in the
news writing field. He recently
wop a prize of $11) for . being the
best reporter on the daily Kmerald,
student newspaper. lurlng the
winter term ho was announced -as
the winner of the Angora .louriJiJ
essay contest for students in spe- .
elalized press 'writing. He was al- "
sco a member of the junior week-;
edu directorate this, your us ptHi-
lieity director. 1 , ..
of John V ..Johnson,, fjra p.roidc;
V TO lK IIAIIY '
CHIiAM. Kngland The serret of
lage, ways Ail's. Hiirriet
j keep quiet about It.
. 'a ii t1 n;f;r.no ..bn i,.w. nt k;., mnoiA..fl nf fu;
i .... - - - "o mnrrlnire oecurti oetween tile Heea
own destiny, etc., will seek that destiny in one particular of is and 22. Koipc of these giris
spot tomorrow .fternoon-the Stock Show at Union. We XVSSUVVm
i.itn't quite familiar with what the show has on the pro- themselves dudm? pregnancy. This
Pram in the way. of destinies but we're fully convinced that lZX ,t "!' "u.
there 11 be enough entertainment to make the afternoon a my i insuucted ns to this most
i . ... . r- j i j . .1 r.A i f,L wonderful phenomenon of life, it
complete success. Its Lit Grande s day a. the Stock Show ,lllBh, ev,,n bp a,ViN,bie io place
several special features are to bo provided everyone "m'h u course in tin- curriculum of
; . . , the uiper yeurs of hlRh schools, i
ShOUld gO. j The child .having; been stinted
,! ', r-rrr . . ' ot In life wllh itood teeth, thanks
I ' 1 . .to the forvthouKht of the mnthec
A COOI) SCHOOL SHOWING '-care hall be;Mken to malntnin
The comporutivo cost of educating children in various iTTJ
Oregon communities as tiuolcd from the Oregon Votetin last 'permnneni teeth n u in possible to
night's Observer offers some food for thought. Two points Su'nStSnVr n"
arc siirnificant: First, Union county and La Grande are both -rni heniih. ,
lie!ow the avcrujre in their class when considering the tax
cost ner minil: and, second, only one city in the state makes
., lw,fl.. l.,.,i.w, ,,F(n.. .,,i., ,..i.,nJ J-..l.l ihi'PP.v nmrrla
.,,,,. v..M Ilevelon. wed GOyenr. Is for
urowth and exiiansum within tho tiistiiet sihular'to that of i'v' '" lu "" l,,ey piensc. but
La Grande during the past two or three years. That distinc
tion goes to Salem.
Baker, the figures show, lias a school system operating at
a minimum cost per pupil, the most favorable in the state
i.inong the eight largest cities outside of Portland. Rut Bak-N
er is not, we arc informed, reducing a bonded debt to the ex
tent found hero and in other cities that have suffered grow
ing pains. ''Baker's system has been rather stationary the
iiust few years in that no great increase in enrollment has
presented itself, and costs have been kept down accordingly.
The story at Snlom, we would judge ironi iliis distance,
is different. Salem has enjoyed much growth, has had to
t nlarge its school system and school organization each year.
Vet the cost per pupil is low, remarkably low. From all in
formation available it would seem that extremely efficient
uchool administration is responsible, a boiu: of hard-headed
business men who are committed to good schools but who
(re also intent on getting a dollar's worth of schools for a
dollar. It's a condition to be envied and one that can well
l o studied by any cities not occupying a position nearly as
lavorable. La Grande and linker, the tables show, re now
happily situated Imt a new school building (which is an
absolute necessity two or three years from now if our
.-ohools continue to gum) would affect the average of tho
local district. It's a matter of great importance, since half
our tax dollar goes for schools, and one that every taxpayer
needs to be thinking about.
discomfort and laying- up a stock of' aA'c h0lvn ' by ho t,''"1-- iof the University of OreKvn'.
i ... ,,..,,,, . ate of Oregon, and thank you most, . -, , .... ' ' ,
"rtie proportion of modern '""2 , nolleT '!d ' f' 'mwem "el
r mi.rrln(fA incur, h.-ru-.u-n h - avc nie. As secn-tary of state-it . . . ,...,,. ' n,
will' Un mv nl.lnnlil'a In trlvn tlin
Bcientlous administration of their
affairs, free from politics nnd
....... . IfdniiH. '
very i ruiy 1 ours. j
pressing In stately symbolism Tlie
and
the loyalty of l;niversiiy women to
their ulnia mater, is expeeteil to
surpass all prt'vlous I lower procc.s-
i HIOHH
The coinmencenient aildress "Tlic
falepublican nominee fur!Makl"K of u.Mim," will be fle
ISecretury of State.
SI'AltKI FROM CIIAK1TV
ered in McArthtir court Monday
iiioyuliiK by lr. Jess Kellcins, an
altimjius of the unlversliy. Dr. Kel-
lems is noted as un evangelist, h.
KAlNlKltOre.. June 6 Ai .
M ib. Wayne Ilonry and " M rs. Kl
w'er,'(ook, tneinbets of the de-bat
ing t;nu of (he llrtish CoHene
'pranro I'otU cottnly.-'Woh ' tiie final'
'' ilJ;nayV in lnc''Xlr'efon 's'ljile 'frra'h'ije
'state-wide rtinlest htre last nip lit,
defeating Walter M. rieroe. Iai
tiraii'.Ie, forniwr (?vrnor, and A.
K. Stnii way, meniln-r of the' legis
lat've conunlMee of tho 'finiii(fi
Mrs. Wayne ami Mrs. Cook had
the neiralive (ide of tlie question:
"Hesolvcd, - that .the- itiiiirtple bf
I he (lobentnre ilall of solvbiK the
ajjrieiiHure surplns protilems advo
cated by ttie national pranpc wholly
be adopted liy the 'Unite 1 Ktafes
Bovrninent'
Th (pifstion has ben debated
by trranm? teams .all over the stjite
receiveo a -uoctor 01 rnnosopny r(iu, im? t he p:ist. ye:ir. and the teams
meeting last nipht were chosen for
tne f.na's.,
cree from tho University of lidin-
I'AHAUANCHKIj, Spain The ! bui'Kli, and has spent some lime in
government Is stiidylnr; reediicn-1 Africa on missionary work, i n
tion of maimed vrker- lo rest me or thp Htulenis win. will re
men cast by uecidenls on publid coVB tipKroes at coimiiencetnent
charity. l time this year, five are from l-n
. 'Orande and vicinity. Those from
lu firande are: Thelma V. Kitchen,
bachelor of science in education;
Bliss I, Ansnes, bachelor of science
LONDON The chapcrune, sel-iln law; John H. Hobfnsun, bachelor
don seen In London society func- of science in law; and... 1'aul A.'
tlons since the world war. Is In evl-Hayre, doctor of jurisprudence In
dence at?aln but less jfilinly than law. Wlllard John Stone, Island
of yore. rity, will receive u bachelor of arts
C.'IIAPKItONKS UKTl ltN
liAf.NIKIl. fire.. Jum. G (AP)
The Oregon stale KraiiKe conven
tbm. after an ear!y session here
this morning-, move.) -to tlie Wash-
Try-
W. K. GILBERT CO.
First
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at regular prices
KARESS
52.C0
VIEGAY
51.50
FIVNCEE
HAND AIWI STMJONT
A'KyU;vt;.s tjik iitissriti-:
- i . V
of boric of the spine on the va
rious nerves that have their seal
there. ' This Is the secret of . the
success oj chiropractic. No 6t ti
er therapeutical science can do
this. Come to us for a demon
stration. Jt will place you under
no obligation.
Consultation Krce . .
. Dr. J. E. Woodcll
I'ltli-oprw-tor ami Natiiiopalli
2 Sommer ItltlfC.
IMioitu -IW7-AV Kcs. 100-W
y lloitrs 0 A. M. to 5 1. M.
OXFORDS
Size 8 to 11 ...$2.R9
Size. 12 to 2. $2.98
Soft Soles" and
First Slop Shoes
. 50c to $1.50
Norton's
Kiddy Shop
NOTICE!
All Drug Stores will be closed tomorrow aftcr-
hoon from 12 to 6 o'clock, for the Stock Show.
.. . - . i
Glass Drugs '
Th Silverthorn & Wright "
. Moon .Drug Co.
- Red Cross Drug Store
L.&L. Drug Store
- T
Up Early
In the Morning
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Ore.
Hvlfclil. mnniy inoniiiii: IJri.ski
ciinr air: 4 urr u, ti!ti iiihu. iu
, Iiinilnlalii . strviiiii, ( the Kult
foitrsc, tu ii iH'iKlihorrnK Uitvn!
Karly lit llm iiiMniin'yull
in-ccimo a tlrlirit.us, aiii.le"
ItreakfiiKl tutire than. uny tiilit?r
'liliif jinri thf Siicwjawctr t'offt-t?
. Khiii Is itHttly lit li t.linlt In
rcrvf yint uttickly. ilrasnnlly. A
vaiiity t,r rruitH hut f.ikf'iiinl
uurtkvs yimr rav-urltp tlrrtal
trlsn Imi'ihi tir ham with "fresh
rallll VKCS i,lt, wUy I.,.,,..
expprily tntnle voff
tiU't eaiiy
at tin. .
A
1'
KnJ..y
Mimmer bre.tkfa.sts
Sacajawea Inn
l'oluls the Vajr (u Uclltr lliliigs."
'60-
nu
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