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TA GRANDK EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, July 19, 1928
( Irworporalcd)
An fml'ten.Ieni Newwpnpcr
FRANK B. APFI-KBV
... Editor and I'ubliuhar
. HARVET P. MATTIf KU 1 Burines Manager
Publlnhed evenings, except Sundy, at 1416 Adams Avenue,
. Grande, Orfon. The OIjhw ver-fitar published every Friday.
Entered at the t'owtofflce at La (lrunde, Oregon, aa tiecoiid
riaiw Mall Mflltpr iinrlir net of March 2. 179.
OFFICIAL, PAFER OF UN'IO.V COUNT If AND THE
J CITY OF .A OKAN'OK
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reserved.
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A DANC1ER6U8 ATTITUDE He. that being often reprofd
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Saturday, July 21st Ends Our 30th Annual July Clearance Sale j
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A Iil-k, or E-riae town l oik
ultrn ever'buddy hut a bunk ri
ainliMY kiKtuH rrer'hiKMy ein
ImtinTHM. Who') hai-kln' younc
fllckntati out In California Ik al
nimt oa Mst a M-anlal a how Mm.
Hip Van Winkle mlrf hr rent.
Road Program
Is Held Up By
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Dunne Measures X
' Rutti Elder, unusually frank, says she'd like to fly across) Oregon motorists and taxpayer, Jt,
the Atlantic with Lindberghs No danger. Lindy always "J" '"IT?,"1 '1 ' ,Mt th"-A
, ,. . ' . the ao-called 1 and 5 measure,.
r;ppA pm firsf: - .kiu i .... I
j 'state highway program, will not
! urm.1 : n , . , a i appear on the November ballot, u
' The; influence of climate on industrial energy has per- the necessary signature to inma
; hrps not been widely enough recognized," comments a news- J,',)r1"mI",""1"' were not "V,
i paper writer. And that is very strange, because everybody ."VhTpuunc mind has becmTcon-'A
. knows what hot weather does to his own industry and energy. f,""1 through extensive pn-umin- X
nry discussion In the state press of t .
i 1 ' " (these bills and it should be pointed $,
SANE AND INSANE " matter of interest of the
tn. e n i-e , j i t highest Importance, that the only f
k There is criticism of California s revised criminal code -measures relating to motor vehicle
for permitting picas in murder cases "not guilty" and "not and a tax on gasoline X
tmiltv hv mnsnn nf insnnit.v" F.ilhof nlpjt mnv nffprnrl it. . J.
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or both together: and in the latter case, the code calls for 1,unn, ' Portland.
t unaonarnftrinla Thia r-ortiiinlv apr.m in mmnlionta thino-a ' Mr- '""""' license bill provide.
- ' for a general reduction in license
for the prosecution and give the killer a still lietter chance of ' ' approaimateiy so per cent
Loing free whether he deserves it or not. .1"
"Not guilty by reason of insanity" is a plea that first highway fund win low about
c me into national notice during the trial of George Remus, lo'Z ilT?.
the Cincinnati, bootlegger, who maintained that he wa.-anc '" '" three to five cent.
before he killed his wife, insane at the time, and sane again paM. the sta
immediately aftei-ward and got away with it.
of experts on salary by the state for that purpose.
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If both bills should
pasa. the states income from the
, gaa tn would be Increased about W
Juries bein what they often are, this seems to put a new pr",meht With a net loss of nearfy 1
fremium on murder. " If such.a plea js to lie permitte4.'- on"i?",- houm the people ap-
vhetherith one trial or two, attaist it should be provided slVpnThBDunel.iunTre'ect '!
1 that the question of sanity be taken out of the hands of highly ,hp i'w"ed gaa tax of his other &
. . 1. .1, 1. , . , . , m". lhe net losa to the highway T
pun private txperis aim oe aeierminea oy an ouiciai coara fund would amount to a sum
equivalent to that now available
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MORE HORSES
It was hardly to be expected that so modem a business
nnalyst as Roger Babson would seriously advise eople look
ing for opportunity to ?et into the business of raising horses.-!
Vet he has just done H is very thing,
j ' Horse breeders agree that horses are still needed, and good !
homes are getting scarce because their breeding has been j
neglected in the last few years. It will take several years;
)nore, one breeder says, to make up the present shortage.
The farmers, it it said, will always need them to supple-
nent the tractor.. TarLji.'fe companies and some other forms i
fif business still find them useful in the city, and may con
tinue to do so. Horses arc in veasingly demanded for rid
ing and racing. .'
Few motorists, however, will grow enthusiastic alxnit
any efforts to 'increase or renew the horse population. Horses!
arc a nuisance on city streets, and little better on country
roads. They may be crowded, out of all but remote back-!
v oods regions, not because they can no longer serve a jseful i
jHirposejhi the economic scheme, but because they interfere!
with mechanical traffic in an age of high speed. The happy
solution is a. by-path for horses as our more modern high-j
ways are built.
COATS
One special group of ladies' and
misses' dress and sport coats in
tan, blue, green and brown in
kasha, broadcloth and "novelty
coatings priced specially at
HALF price :
LOVELY SUMMER FROCKS
In Cool Comfortable Styles
DAINTY summer creations in long, short and
sleeveless styles some of tub silk, others of
dainty figured crepes and novelty materials in
numbers that should be included in every worn
fin's summer waidrobe. See these two unusual
groups.
$g.
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DAYTIME FROCKS
Figured voiles and prints in win
some styles that insure cool and
comfort this warm weather. High
waist line effects, novel, trimmings
of buttons, lace and ribbon priced
now at ' ' :
$1.75 $2.60
A Dollar Saved
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
We Will Give $1 Off On
Girls' Bloomer Dresses in Package
Goods
Age 2 to 8, $2.G() values for $t.(0
Wash Frocks
Sizes 15 to 88. $2.!.'S values for $ 1.0S
One Lot Ready Made Dresses
Age 2 to 6. S2.W values for 9 t.jjg
Rayon-Silk Combination Suits
Sizes 11 and Hi. $2.00 values for $1.00
$1 SPECIALS
One Lot Ready Made Bloomer
Dresses
Age 2 to G for jjU.OO
Dresses Without Bloomers
Age 7 to 14 for si.oo
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
- Better Merchandise Lower Prices 4 -
What music cnnM h
sweeter than the rhuig
hum of a G E Fan on
sweltrring day!
1 1 blows away hr at, hearl
aches, humidity whips
sluggish ait into a gener
Ous breeir I'hangfA htt
weather frttwiiiuitoimiles
of cttntetiC
G-R haru enmf in ft, q. i
and it im h ilr . illarmg
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Footwear
In Light Colors and Black
STRAI'S, ties, pumps and oxfords in summer's smartest styles in both
cuban and Spanish heels. Light colored kid and calf skin, black pat
ent leather and two tone effects. Most all sizes but broken lines priced at "
195
La Grande leading ,
Store
$4-
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Summer
Silks ,
Rayons
Wash
Fabrics
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Money
Saving
Priced
Buy! Save!
YfYFT utul floured cel-
. VXiilj uniw voiles in Intris-
uliiK floral and tfeuinetric (1 eh is us
In popular stimincr time
culuiTf. iiricrd
RAYONS'" 1,,"ln """
several width and in popular blue!,
tans, greens und yellows In
striiies mid figures at
PETER PAN
The guar
anteed tub
und nun fast wash fabric uf a hun
dred and one use. in all the new
er patterns priced Hperial
ly for clearance at
WEST & CO., INC.
For Over Thirty
Years
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55 Students In
for new construction and l.ett.rv! I rutlirt It TliinltSo
n-nts. I n.ler this threatei.tnc !-
.situation the hlehvay commission (
t has b--n forced lo call a h:it : In
MAKE AI.UIAI; SI'RVF.V
I SANTA ritrz officials of joint '
f t C It jiml awanlt'd George Bunnell a
its contemplated program for next I . i (contract for tnaklnfr an aerial sur-I
year and to hold In aoyam-e anyiv NKW YflltK. July 13 (AIM ' of a P'OPowd road from here
cxpendtturc other th.nn nnilutn Th.; New A'ork Times tnH.-iv fcivn S.m Kmni-lsco. Another mectine!
nnce and the mandatory payinentfi tnat Jededlali TitiKle, mysterious wil be held in San Francisco Mon- I'nlon cuunty
01 rnnniMi anil iniereKl on road philanthropist htvie lienelactloas " unions the
i""' . Eladdened the heaHs and lichtencd l
The aliove IlKUres nr.- ba. d on the rare of noted writers and ! I-'IIUT TO IH IT
lareiui ami conservative estiniales olwtlre poets. unsunB heroes and
j of state n venues relation to thetP,)OP rhlldren for many years, has
jhlahwny f und.Nv hich was set t. I.y !,,,. revcale.1 as Wtlllnm K. llar-
the people and the legislature to mon, retired real estate Orator
'.accomplish a. definite procram of nm philanlhropiM. ho dleil !tin-
J state road rnnstriirtton. This pro- ,iy at his summer home In Soulh-
; grain Is far fiom coniiietiun at this port, t'onn.
. tunc.
O. S. C. From This
County in Year""
territories Alaska. llawiiii and 1
The I'hilliplnes: the liistrirl of j
Columbia, "r stntea beaidu every v
llllty In Oregon. '
I KIIIKS ! A KtATIIKK
NKW YoltK Hlrda of a feath
er. The girl who ran make a ten
Ills ball vvlii, rsl,,r t hit li any other
one of her sex ia returning In tri-
. . year's registration lo.t i i i... " '.' " ""tru a speed ship. Miss
. .'?? K- Lemon, registrar. Total J. . NV HI" arrives this evening on
wimo , .,
had fij Hlliilellts
ai.v lOltl Ollg teem
students last year at the Oregon
State Agricultural college, accord
ing to a detailed report of the
j KAST WMX.lSTtlN.
, There Is great Joy in
i hall. 'Klectlonr ,Vo. ;
PACIFIC STATUS
ELECTRIC COMPANY'4'- nil
raws. TirtW GENIRAl IUCTsiC
N. rir.
T;imininy
Mr-ui-jiny
iiviiioa iia.e Hiiiiui'iru vainly aa .n(, uj n
to hi, identity. , j
haa brokrn l"o at golf for the. first J. - Til TI'ST OIT 1UIMIS
time, -rlo tllif'k " and with -ai..;-t!AI.KM. Ore.. Juljr 15 (AIM-
(tindlcap of m won ttm low net Salem has Joined Kosoburg in. lltt- day.- Most of 'em nowadays are
pme or toe tuurnamenii'of.ttjcjja.-jga.uon toJst tiio. vaUUUy-of bond ' soverly shocked Just by mention of
tluntl democratic club. issued lor airport dtvelopmtlit. . III.
NKW YOliK Mis, Katherilie
l.tvcke of Youngslown. o.
from Africa. Is the first
woman to have visit-d the titoui .., ' . , including
ot Marakosh In his 3.t"l.ycar-old "' ?, M, M,'"1 0,""r .
... ... . , ... classified studt-nts ...1 - 1
litgh nmrk of 6311 Hn compared)
hl sun n-stored I T J ' . V.V" r '""vioiw. j
r lost voire. 1 ' "a" w'v,' rejru- i
i muueiiis in ine iiias
home in the Atlas mountains. She
motored iicro.vs the SharH und
inc .si.miret.inm. the liner weins
likely to Mna.sh her own record for
the trip from Cherbourg.
j : session which has
, a Kin was severely vnorkeu regular ntudenta nnd
winie tisinv nu nwinr raeuuin
cleaner In 1'hilndHphU the other
im,i:s nit; cj.vs t skiis
tHli-At: The iiin.bii.. i I.e-
28 Biiminpr OMHtnx- a iK factor In jrawdtne and
irolled 77(uil -uonsun.nUoii. hi flyiiitc 23.t"
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dent, wero 1JL':" , f ''U.fT,'i.,U. ,,ll""al ."""f
I .1 , " - i Ol BUS Mllll X"W chi-
Camilla. L'i.it.,1
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