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' ' Thursday. 'June -7, 1928 ; . (
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.,,1 Grande, Oregon. The ohaerver-Hlur published very Friday.
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-. Cuua Mall Matter under act of March 2, 179.
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OOU IS GOOD: Praise jo llio Lord, O kIvq tliunk unlo the
Lord;' for He Is good; fur Ills mercy enduroth .forover. i'sulin
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ANTI-JAPANESE
FEELING GAINS
Newspapers ' in' Orient
1 Are Full of Alarmist
j" Stories Today
1 TOKYO, Juno 7 AP Ttjn
Japanese newspapers are rilled
with alarming stories and predic
tions about anti-Japanese, feellnic
In Manchuria, movements of
troops and soviet Intrigues.
The foreign office discounted the -press
reports as without found a-
tlon and professed, to be unper
turbed. There were reports, how-
ever, that the government was '
probably more worried than It was
ready to admit.
It was realized that, should It
prove necessary, It would be diffi
cult to find a successor to Chang
Tso-IJn, Manchurlan war lord, who
would bo able to control that ter
ritory. ;
The Japanese government was
principally concerned with the sit
uation in Tientsin, It was stated
that even the Japanese consul gen
eral there was unable to send a 1
deflnlto summary of tho situation
becduse of the countless conflict- i '
'ing rumors in circulation. '
The government' Instructed the ,
Japanese ambassador at Moscow to
file protests It h the soviet gov-.
ernmont over .alleged breaches of
the new fishery convention.
NOW, LET'S-SEE WHAT MAKES THE WHEELS 0 'ROUND'
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f. C C. IIKAKINi IH II eJI'NK IH
. BALKAN Ore., Jundv7 AI' The
slate public service commission hus
employed State Senator Klect J. O.
1 ' 1 i Halley of Portland to represent the
English 'authorities havo refused admission to Harry K, interests of Oregon in .tho Columbia
.Thaw.) gore proof that the English aren't so dumb. ' ;, i Z&tZ ?Jt
, - ' ' . ! rrzz " - jinerce commission at the Portland
Speaking of humanitarianism, California and Utah ibout" j'uiJia ahrm"iUnu"uw"of
liave duck hospitiils. When, wild fowi land or whatever you 11,0 "' hearings. . -
FIND IT !
HERE
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call it on alkaline waters, they get sick, and have to be cap-
i.iured and put on fresh water ponds. We've heard of other
;jxxr ducks who. needed hospital treatment after partaking of'
rthe wrong waters,
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j, Every time a holiday rolls around the question of rules
.for displaying the national emblem comes up again. There .
'is a special etiquct in this matter, as there is in dressing one-1
self neatly for a formal occasion. Tle American Legion has
. set forth Very clear rules for treatment of the flag, and any
one who. wants to follow them can obtain them from the
Legion. , It. is right and suitable to follow the flag conven
tions. On the other, hand, there is' no reason to take of-
'ftnse when some one who doesn't know the rules, but has a
Sincere respect and love for the flag, displays it with the' blue
' field in the wrong corner or the stripes running Ihe wrong
direction. No 'offense is intended by such a person and none ' !ua. wot aihihb, iiyo.
..I 1 J I 1.1 T'l .. Tl . . . .. T.i ,.JL .. T T..I.. Al. - 1. ' '
biiuuiu uu uiKcu. i iuk uay uuu ruuiui ui juiy uie uie next.
two special occasions for flying, the flag. LctNjverybody who
:has a flag float it in. the breeze and enjoy its beauty. If some
of them slip up a little on the correct conventions, what of it?
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That Style
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SIOKVICE '
When you break a slilo Rlusa or
wlndHlilclU uml want It nuickly ami
correctly rcNtloil, tnkeyour cur to
HIclmrilHON, "Tho Art Man" ut
Klchiirrlnon'8 'Art., anil Gilt Hhop.
He will Kttvo you nionoy'on yom:
KlusH work. - v 6-4-Gt
Copy for this oolmnn must be
la by a. m.
lNSIItAOFi if Ml) IIONDH '
Everything But plfe lnsurunce
u. k. i.vi;ktmknt co.
O. W. WARNOCK
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1nn't liu .misled. We Htill Iihvo
June 10 hiHt day
wuler rent without a
to py your
penalty.
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nlco tomtito plnnls. Clurlc's Green- filH and Kumpkook
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PAROLE AND TIJE KILLER
- t)uno HI last day to 'pay yom
wujiir Mini,. isliuMi,.a,.,iioiiuity.. ,.u.
. Hunford'H Inks and Adheslvts are
tho btwt, Newlln Hook Hloie. 0-7-1 f
oitiofioN st;i:xi-;ity
Visit Itlchurdaon'a Art and Gift
Khup and tie Oio wonderful UIh
pluy of Kualeri Oregon Heenic
Views. , C-4-0t
, roil AMri.vc; oi t :
CIiuIin, .tahleH. camp cookinir out-
Gas Slaves ut
C-0-lt
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! Melville's.
Juno HI taut day to pay yflur
water aent wlUioutut penolty.-
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'IKACH Kits' K.X AMI. NATIONS
Noliee Is hen'ly Alven. Iltal t:io
f'ounty Hupcrinlendent of-llnlnn
Apron and Cooked Kood Halo ill J County, Oregon, will hold (he reg-
' One of the late murderers of little trills is describoH ns "a .M".,.k? ? "'" . "'i' esaminuiion ..r appiiennia for
, , - . i. I'eier s Kplscopu A il f
suuen man wim a prison rutoiu. lie is out on naroic. lie wo upi-on over one
had been sentenced before for auto stealing and for stoalin.t!
'copper. I This case Is arousing a great deal of interest in- tho
j ...v- ... ,.wUr.u ., ... w l'v A,.t ,, 0ln Sh)p Values to 13.(10
i 111 Itoth useful and btviutiful . gifts
I will be found In the window at the
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n iie coues ui uinur situes. inese utws wuik auiomaiicaiiy, 1
ijjiving stionger and stronger sentences, ending with life im-
Hoclely. !Rlnle eerllfirales at the High Hehool
b-0-Jl Ilulldlllg In La Grande a follown:
,. ' , ConiuHMudng Weilnesday, June l:.
, IT Wll.lj lAY - I !ls. ill o'e.liii-lt n. ni., and eon-
It will pay you to wutch the 11.00 tinning until ' Saturday, Juno 10,
Window ut ItleliaidHon's , I !ii, at 4 n'cini'k n. in.
ship), Music,' Drawing. " . v
tVotliieslay AruiiKMii
Physiology, Heudlng, Manuul
Training, (oniposltion, Domestic
Science, Methods In Hea ling,
Oouiao ot'Btudy for Drawing, Meth
ods in Arithmetic. I
TlitirMUiy Fontnoun .' j
Arithmetic. History of Education.
Psychology, Methods In Geography,
the hour of two o'clock P. M., and
close ut the hour of 7 P. M., on tho
third Monduy of June, being the
18tli day of June, A. 1)., 192X. ,
This meeting is culled for the
purpose of electing Ono Hehool Di
rector for a term of- tin eo years
and One School' Director j fur a
term- of Olio year to fill .tho Ull-f
expired term of Dr. It. P. Dandis,
ffart SchaffrierMMarx
fine clothes
aieunun.cai urawintf, jJomeBUo Art, una the transaction of business us
Course of Study for Domestic Art, uul at such meeting. ;
Grammar, Geotrraphy. Htenoru
phyt American literature, I'liy.nlcs,
rypewritlnK, Methods lit language.,
Outed this 7th cay of Jurli-, 128.
K A. KPI-iNG,
Chulrmun Board of Directors.
Attest:
TheslSfor rrlmary Certificate.
, l'Viibiy lii'(iti(oii , '
Theory und rnictlco, Orthogra
phy (SkoIIIiir:), Physical Guof?ra
phy, Knglinli Literature, (fiemlslry.
'l'VUIay AHeniiMMi
School Law, GcoloRy, Alsebra,
Civil Government. i
Satmilay Fonnmiii ,
(reometry, Hotany.
Satuitlay Ariciiiaion . '
General Hitory. nookkeepliiij. ,
m;. a. kayiu;(
County School Superintendent.
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Winhu'.Mliiy Foroiirxin
K. Illfitoiy, Wrltliijr (I'eniuan-
ici; or AxMAh sciiooii'."
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Notice Is hereby Klvrn to the le
Kal vote; s Of School DUdi'lct No. I
of I'nlon Counly, Stnli of Oregon,,
that the Annual School Meeting of
slid DiHlrict will bo held at Cen-1
tiftl Hrliool Iluilding iiikI (Irecn
uootl School Huildl.ig, to beifin at j,
if. J5. WILFJAMff. ,
' . District Cierli.
J 11110 7-16. 1 . '
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NOTICE A
- I a.n sick antl doctors ud.viHO
that I wttl Bot be able to work for
at least tlii'eo montliH. 1 am being
yent to loithuldi aiiJr ifi iyt Upow
)ipw long i'wi'll he away, so-am
leaving ail my accounts 'with iMr.
Thompsbn, manager of thei North
east Oregon Merchants' assoclallon.
so that if you wish to pay all or
part. .of your account, you can do
so by utlllng at hfs office in the
We3t-Jacobson lluildtiiK. 1 IS Kim
strei'l, or mall check to me ad
dressed lo La Grande.
Doping to be uble lo 'return at an
early date, I heg to remain,
Yours very truly.
Av' P. McADORY
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' A SIDE : from style alone,: llai t
v;'"-':-.v!t-chaffner.':''&'' Marx havc rput
. - j those, certain things int6 . their
t ' . clothing so e s s e n t i a 1 to good .
s 7 clothes fine domestic arid -im- . .
, : ported woolens " deft tailoring - - . :
lasting satisfactiori. Drop ill and
, see the newer styles. '
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, Other Styles $35.00 and Up
: The Florsheim Shoe
Bpeclul pi Ire of 1 .oil.
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Pllino for renl. Apply lo the New
lln Hook Htoro. c-7-ir
'. June 10 lust day lo pay your
wuter rent without a penaity..
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Klialle simp, j
inn and Park-1 SSSj
re as good us OCvS
k Store. 6-7-tf vCvl
lo pay your
penally.
0-7-llt.
iprisor.mcnt for a man guilty of a fourth offense. They are
i luaid to be discouvnginp; crime in New York.
. .Sociologists and psychologists seem in general to disap
prove of them. They say they woii in the wrong way., In
itho cace of this murderer, for instance, they would not have
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vented it. These people who have been studying human 'kih, etc. Norton's kiikiio shop.
mlnsla anil ni'iu,Mi iivalnma 111 fymmvtil Binr flicif iirkni- lo mnl .
""" "J . Thp Wiihl, Woternin
needed is mental examination or first-time criminals, and er Fountain Pens ar
flexible sentences bused on mental and moral conditions. ,He Newiin Boo
j Some offenders picked up for comparatively trivial ex- June in last day
nmples of law-breaking would prove, on examination and ob- Wtt,or rcnl wlthol,t
' 'sarvation, to be dangerous to society. Such prisoners should
lw rplonsnrl Mlllir linrloi u nuenlo whieh itioiurliio unt-tAinrlai',m l-.DDI Xi t.I Fl S
' , Chlnuware, Rlasswure and Iho.
iina wmcn menus soniecning. ine oramary parole system, new colored cnumei kitehenwareot
they say, is a farce.
; It is evident that more attention must be given the men
ial side of criminology. The purpose is not to set free real
cnminals by means of trumped-up "insanity" but to work
out right and wise ways of dealing with offenders. The ob
'ject is first to protect society, and, incidentally, to give the
offender a chance at some sort of humanly decent existence
in jail or out as tho caso requires. Combining these mental
tests with 'the I'aumes laws may give us more success with
criminals. Certainly the latter is working in New York.
Molvllle's.
Bpeeliil prices on all Klsltlni; .
Tackle at Newlln Hook Slore.
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Note Warm? That
. , Girl's Death Near
al. 1 still got her.
(Signed)
Howard."
The Kit! Iihh not been seen since
i - ' Sunday when she left her home In
. NKW VttUK, June 7 (A V)-- A eumpany with ti man who called
n'ote saying her nttsMlng j lUyour-old J himself Knuili Howard,
laughter, tliuee, nn Kimf to u j
runeral was rm.-tv.-d today by Mrs. I'lltK t tltl l S MFIT
IVtlu JlUdd. j M AKSMKlKI.lt, tire., June ?
' The letter pii(in:irkt-d luft niirlit t f A I " I The stnle t-tnivtntiun of firo
tit the .Madison Mi.;irc statiun, ' hiefs oprned here tiulav. Seiishte,
ajiut a mile from the Hudd home
was turned over unopenrd lo lio
police. The message read: -"Mrs
Jludd:
"Your child Is liolug t i rutiiT-
TilljutMMik ami Inline tip wero Md
iling for the i,H.t convoutioh. The
vetemn Tom Conls. of Tllliimook,
put In ihe nrst bid. while i.ou
Henry was workliiK for Seaside.
Try--
TIicjs
W. K. GILBERT CO.
First
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June 10 last day to pay your vv
water rent without a pemtlty. ' S
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Hi hoy Inn II fecit S"kI fitlt
hi h ii u'hir bnl MfliT loyln' mi ll
luinl floor," i Id I'nxliler Al Moi, I
u' Hi' NRinik lllilm- hnnk n - iv- yW I
llriHl lnt evenln". lr. Viwtne 5yJ Si
Suallow's nepliew. oul III 'rtllfor- ivvjl
ny, liui hiiiO'kmiI t' inunk-rlii' tilk VVV
millHr In liullnniir Jest I' k' hack i lOfXl
1304 Adams Ave., Opposite Bohnenkamp's
Where "You Save by Serving Yourself" .
- " A Great Opportunity! 'v ,
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Secure1 NOW Your Entire Summer's Supply
of Luxurious
KLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS
With borders of Blue, Green, Gold or Rose.
(Family size 21x24 inches) y
At a Wonderful Saving Price!
We are one. of- the group of Victoria dealers who
combined purchase of these splendid, double-thread,
heavy Turkish Towels comprising AN ENTIRE
SOLID TRAIN-LOAD. That's WHY we can save
money for you! , . ,
Our Allotment Just Arrived!
Come early we can pet no more to se'l at this low
nrfce. You'll marvel at the quality and value. Our
Limited quantity cant last. long. '
three for 93
Available exclusively at our store.
When You Think Of Shoes and Hosiery
Think of Pel's
Cool? Yes They're Skeleton Lined
'PllE extra' miles of service plus ' '
hours of solid comfort' riiakes' .
Florsheim shoes cost no more than
cheap shoes You'U like the styles
und colors we are shovVing in men 's .
and'young men's styles. ., , :
' 'Most Styles $10,-. ;
Summer Shirts With Collars
That Can't Shrink
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IF it is a size 16 totday, it.wiH be
a size 16' when ' ytm throw'- it '
. . 'away. Because the collars are pre- .
shrunk. The patterns are oijt of
- the ordinary run "of "just shirts." .
Voven madras, jacquereu, broad- .
n cloth and fancy oxford' cloths
-': .makes them shirts . that well
dressed men admire.
, $1.75 to $4.00. .
Nm K. West& Co., ;Inc.
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