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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday,' August 28, 1928
lia(Srandc JEdcmria (Dbscrdcr
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An I mil iwmlfiil X'wiHtwr
FRANK n. Al'l'LKIlY Killlof and PuhlUhnr
HARVEY K. MATTHEWS .
, JtiiMlriHHri .Manager
Published evening, except Sunday, at 1 H8 Ada inn. Avenue,
Ij (irando, Oregon, The Ohherver-Hmr published every FrulMjt
Kutered ill tin i'dHttiffire m Ciande. Oregon, um Second
ClfttMt .Mail M inter under nrl i.-f Miirrh 2, 17'J.
OFFICIAL. J'AlM.'It OF I MO.N roCNTV AND THIS
CITY OK I. A liftANI'H
MKMUKIt AHSOCIATKI JMtKSS
The AsKoehited I'li-h. if exclusively entitled tu use fur publica
tion of all new dispatches eieillifJ tu It it not otherwise credited
If published her.in. All riK'itn of republication of Npcelal iIIh
patcho in thm ukt, and uiso the local new; herein ulsu are
reserved.
.SUIt.SCiWl'TION' It ATKS
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Dally. ier month in advanc" 70i:
lnlly, mix (iiMirlh-t h. advance $4. Ml
Lally, si UK It- copy wo
Hy Mail
Dully, per month in advance - -
Daily, per six months in advunce
Dally, per year in advance
Weekly Obnerver-Star, per year
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AI'VIJKTISINO JtATKS
Ilplny, fwndgn, pitr column huh
Display. lot-ul, per column Ini-h
Time contract prices on application.
'I'd i-: iMT r::i).i wiii.wri: vi: cami: iiH.Hk.n m hp.
e lino, fuilniv iifu-r riyliu-iiu..i.NS. ye Ih it H'i'k 1ht l.unl: look
unto tjie i irk i lu-iii-o ye sir- hewn, itnil to the link- i.f ihe it
whciii e o hit tliiuieil. 1h;i. 51:1.
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I Saturday Morning, Sept 1st We Invite The Children Of
La Grande To A Free Show
Free Prizes for
Boys
"Mi. you'iv ;
-hlt-t nii ought
hili' longer. Ymi
rtaillcr )cmi like
Mrs. Jim Kilo l'
iiting. an' Im1
liHtk around a
might ii-t't
better." Said
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Linnet, who's determined i' 111:111V I
i.fy-Uv I Linger. cl f mi
ili-rli-d, riMy -.In'i-t iron farlorf
hnllilin' Oili ih' xilndou, UniM-kiil Xy
mil. iiialiin' i iuli. u lotn u iiili-k . f
s ii rup o" sJnti ( olontl rollft.
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The supreme lest of self-contrul is not scratching mosquito
I Res.
Skeleton of Tot
Missing A Year
Found in Eureka
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pOCK-ET watches and
scooters for the boys
will be given' away at a
drawing at the' theater, so
keep your tickets.
VOU don't have to buy a
thing to secure these
free tickets to the show.
Just come in our Shoe De
partment and get them.
Every ticket lias a serial
number and you must
keep the duplicate in or
der to have a chance- on
the d rawing of dolls,
scooters, wrist watches
and pocket watches. . First
show at (J:00 and a com
rlcte performance every
hour and a half, until
every child has seen the
, show.. Plan to come early
before the prizes are all
claimed.
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If Air. Kaslio!) can keep the Smith popularity wave in--i
easing every day from now until November (ith, he will
have to accept his just rewaid and be a candidate for the
j( b himself next time. .
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The need for more school space was liad enough last year.
.' Jiis fall it will be worse. Utilizing the old court bouse, as
has been proposed, would saisfy the need within a year
.';iid at relatively small expense. It would mean a real sav
ing to taxpayers of the school district, and because it would
rovidc the only reasonable market for an old buildin.T,
.ou!d be economical for the count v.
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The uigning of the Kellogg anti-war treaty is a world event ii..'i!ii. J '! ,',
(u tremendous importance. Not because it makes war im- I','"',,,1'"'".,''
possible. No one expects such a thing, lint it is one more " ''
barrier, one big stride toward the ultimate goal. Most im-i
joitant of all, it shows the world that the United States is
villing and anxious to take part in international affairs
jiguin, that we do wish to co-operate with Kuiopcan people
von tlyuigh we haven't been broad , enough to, join V'1'
1-oaguc. The Kellogg treaty has no teeth, no penalties, it
limply says that the ur.dei -igncd nations renounce war as
. national policy. That's all. It's puiely moral and psycho
id gical in value. Hut maybe that's where the greatest
accomplishments can be made.
!!.U K-S( KATCHINt; I OI IDAHO
The appearance of a nu nilier of the Oregon public service
commission before the interstate commerce Commission at
Lewiston to urge the building of the Snake llivcr lail line
the most ! idiculous-lhing we can imagine. Hut .Mr. Corey .
ho hails from linker, is an Oregon commissioner and .Mr.
Corey is present.
How did he get in such a predicament'.' How did any
citizen of Oiegon and a former resident of Kastern Oregon
oailiculaily, get in a position that necessitated stippoit (.f
this Homcstead-I.euisi.im railroad? It's haul to believe now
that could hai pen, how any Oregonian could fail to see the
injury to this state in the proposed line, to say nothing of
the. injury to public interest generally by making everyone
lay higher rates to support unnecessary laihoad invest
ments. it's the. old game of politics; and we're sorry to admit
that the Oregon public service commission seem.; to be in
.o'ved. It's nothing nime or less than an age-old haiv.i:i.
ou scratch my back and I'll scratch y.niis. A mutual prop
osition, and the only danger, of couise, is that the benefits
. hall not be entirely cipial.
Oregon public service commissioners want a railroad
"I'cugh central Oregon. In order to have a ,-tiong case
before the, irce ,t healing in Portland, it seems they must
'eist the aid and mccuiacmcnt of the coimnu ueis 'mm
Idaho and Washington. In exchange for same, we very
i inch fear the Oregon officials have piomi.-c,! :,imilar aid
their neighbois ill getiiiig the Snake
r".k 1 ul rouiioy lili.t'i- lli.in a
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Patent ULlilher
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Sizes lli i to 2
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I Let us fit your children wiih " Poll -Parrot" Solid '
I 5 Leather SJiocs nd we 11 prumis Shoe suiisuciion.
I I See Our Window Display
Free Prizes for
Girls
itnilST watches and
' T dolls will be the prizes
for the girls given at the
show. Remember, you
must have your tickets to
win prizes.
ratent Leather A-,
Tie Style k ''M-dH'
$1,15 "
Hintuutr wm0
Patent Ox-
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Souvenirs for Everyone
AT the ti.eater door every child will receive a
l souvenir ;t whistle, cricket, candy, hat, pop
pistols, balloon or a horn but plan to come ear
ly before the souvenirs are gone.
Prizes for the Lucky Ones
lOLLS, scooters, pocket watches, and wrist
watches will be the prizes awarded the lucky
ticket holders that will be drawn at; each show.
Remember the day Saturday, Sept. 1st.
Iui Grande's
Leading
Store
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
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w:o n riiting to cjirry ti-f" State
lor ;o.-rr and to ecct a i:cpub:i-c-n
r-r-itsr t3 f.il J.m Heed's s-at.
AT IF REPOttT
FANS HOPE
FOR FLIERS
Feminists Try "Gate Crashino"
In Effort to Gain Equal Rights
iit-aty yinini; to :n'd tln-in in.con
sidnimr a titvity i:Nijil.!ishinir t'uin
pht hal tqtiiility for mm uml
WOllli'M.
Hero's Al In
His Galluses
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Coiey
seen.
does
The
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J'.iver line built.
W hat damage
: 'ate lemains b
i ernaps lie wil
: s a nciglihor
I 'rests. Pei hap; he can suggest lb
Meir do.Mi the Claude Ibmde river.
(or what
hearing is
'il) t ' his home
now miller wav.
r.ieet his obligation to Idaho and W'.t ;hii";ton
aid still be able to look on!, for fami'v in-'
alleinat-' umle. fiom
at the pi o per moi.ient
Lew is-
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: lid thus aid it, spoiliii.. the pielty pictuie painte I I
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e n.iv in- d ies an liiese iiungs. ...-. (
: ynipathetic to the Snake Piver line, v.e aie .pule confident
And we hope lie can xtricale himself I'm: i ,m i.n'.:i tuuati
lid unlavoialile po:,i.i,.n very rapidly.
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miliM- i uluny at A Mki mi; h.
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oil tin- e..M 4 oast et (iivi nl.tn I.
ii i t iiiHeut hal r ci'iM'l im
etM- itihn (nation as to t!n tint.
I l-e tnn n' governor of C.
nd Ini- i im d I he tnvi'i tinii'i!!
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KAUMtiril.U-T. Kranre. Anc. lhert ol the
(AI Inii! Stt'Vi n. Aineriian sought l.t present
leminlsi leader, and three others of l-'rench pri'.suleiit ,
qrotip of K-nnnits who tried to Having not ye
J.Ues't ,,f the lneitden- fStintiiit'iH lor a r
ulf or t he at I'aris ith t hr
"vie l.t I I whirl! were to he
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P tial I'luiteau today in he
. vl11'1' riclil.-i moveiii, nt.
aiy signers and
a petition to tlu
This read:
l received an :i-
'UUested aud'enci
ptenlpotenttiinesi
our guests to'iuv.
j l.y,n elistoijy at the police ipmiiiiill'- the woican'si eointntltee of Int
K,,y. iat tor yever.il houi fur failiiic to tional acthin ha.t unit its oniisaries
an have their identity papers. to nK a hrief audience with their.. :
fie They Meit r-'l-nsed at 3:3.1 o'- Wh ar ;lt th'' -'at'"- vv,! ilf1' tvn I
cloi-U this atternoon alter all ol' t tic i"iuiles."
t( statesmen w ho had lunch u It h
, '( (iietldeiit notinii ikMie had coil'.'. r.l:lS. An. Jn. (At' An In-
Tlie Ti" u",,",, ll:ul ""-t't n ten lain- t'-i-view printed In the Paris edition '
u" aiidleiui with the lM.MdcnfS of the New York Herald quothi?
guests who v.steiday filled he Mrs. Klal'k It. Kel tf as crit icizing
K'ltou-ltriand renunciation oi' war tlie tat-tics of timmi.st hatlers hero'
''"-treaty. Tne phui ol' the t nunists was declared unjust .tied and mU-j
was l.t diMi'UMs Hh them a project leadntg hy S-cr. i.uy Kellogg in nn'
"r tor an international treaty est It- nMich- pi.tdished in the I'arii e.li- ; '
1 ,:' Itching e.(ual rljrlus for men and tion of tlr H'hirago Trihuno lu-
'! ,' w (inien. day. i
"'" Those hi Id mvr the mum hour 'Mrs. K.-Uog made no Mich;
with Miss Sievens were Mrs. .uring siateun nt.-,'" the vei-retat y Is nuoti d ;
lcU ring, I'anny It- rnand of as having -Slid. He iplained. the!
1'ianc.- and Mrs. Iteity (ii.iin Swing Trihune siiy. that after taikinir j
"' toi nierly of f ort Lntd, on-., -nil
' '' now wife of an luiKits'i coriesp,.t:
"it 4' t. The women all h it i"nr
1'aris.
nny of the asyertion the use ol
nuot'irion markn was entirely nn
,iu.tit'ied jtmd misleading.' Mr. Kel
logg "is rt pVrKtiited as having "de.
c,ar,,,i' ! An.uher
The denial was occasioned by ni; country n
article in whii-h Mrs. Kellogg was cigar iiaht
M'-ioted as having voieed disai)pnv- strangers.
al of the plans of iHns Stevens.. , .
Lady KliuiMda ami other leniinist ('h. niisn v win wn ii. ..,i .. ....
t' a llritish scientist. That's a
peiui ttiiri! fur our hooi !;-' t:'
d" ihe things that t h"
lly ne: ds is a patent
' that wilt w-ortt before
haders to petition foreign Mat cm
men a.ss.-nihhd here for the h-ae
oil v a nous sul. :ei
ferred to Hie pe
feinlnist lead. is.
miesi i..ns w hich
I til.
porter n
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framing various
Mrs. Kellogg us-
RR1TISH 0M.X
.AHjl I IT El) OF
SPOl'SE MURDER
The woiiui,, in tnli-rs if a putv
chaleau :alc h. ..re the mrivul of
Secret. ny el Siac ki'llogg and
ot aiMui a do, n app,ntd at t!ie
seiiteo: to in a pert iinctury way, a'
she li.id done (t hronghout the con-j
i-rsation. (
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L-g had nut made
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Colcrs lili-o, Kid, White, nUtvh. Ko.so, Yi-!lnv.
ALL ( LOSK-OI T
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AT HALF rivlCK '
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Made by the snnie
maker for thirty voars,
thesameciiiarii'ibletul,
materials, price,
CloorftcW. Chillis kefp:s
its quality. Sumarra
wrapped, Inna-filled
five full inches, banded
for your protection,
generously good.
GEORGE W.
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