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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1928)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, August 31, 102 Pnpp Fnnr Ha(Sranbc footing (Dbscrfar ( Incorporatrri) An liiiliM'ii(h-iil NMsfftf FRANK B. Al'I'I.KIiY Krlltor and I'ublUhwr HARVKV K. MATTHKWH PubllnhtHl evMilr)KH, fxcffit Sunday, at HID Adiirn Avenun, La (Iriitifle, Ork'iii. Tiif Oosrv-r-8Tr ubhhi"i cvry KrUJriy. Kntr-ii at the i'oxtoff we ut Iji firain!, Oi.yn, an Second Clatw Mult Waiter unJi-r net f Murch 2. 17'J. OFFICIAL. i'AI'KK OF I. NIO.V COUNT V AND TUB -TY OH" I, A OMANItK mi-:mjsi;k associated mucks Th AnHOcltilfd Irfi i -xt l-clvly entitled to ni for publica tion of all tiWH (JlniiaUlifM cr-flitd to it or not otherwise rrellli If puiilbthM hert'i.i. All MKhls of republication ut kim:1mI dis patche In linn an.r, unil alo the local neww heimn ulvj are rf'Hervfd. HfiJM.'itirTioN hati;s liy CurriiT tht'Ay, prr month 1m H'Iv;uu Iully, Klx nitilhM In aijuiice ... I4.5U Daily, lnKie copy 6c IS Mull Dally, per month in advitnra 6"o Dally, per mx muniti ri advance $J.50 Lfctlly. ptr year lit advance I&.OU Weekly Obwervi-r-Ktiir, per year $2.00 AI. VKItTJHiNfl ItATI-.fi DNplay, forHf:n, pr column Inch , I'lhpliiy, J oral, per column Inch Time rontrui't pri'"K on anpli';ntlnn. 42c 40u I'L'HI.I.SM I'CA' 'K- How beatitiful upon thf inou nto Ins ;uo Iho feet of him th.it V.tliiKcih Rood tiding", th.it pti bllln-t h pourc; th.tt brhi'ctli pond lidliiCJi of ,'oo'J, that pu!llhclh Kilvatloii; tli.it ftalth unto Zlon, Thy iod rlj.-ncth! I.-a. .'.':7. - iV 7 s 'III' I I'ptililirjtn party Ii)ll' U it 1' liHfuilc Ih' world war, hut 11 luit full '!iait;(' n pr ohihltitm Mifnv liicnl whh'h iiiiivt he vfu riJn-r pit UliT. 'liiltlren lnmll Ih) fuvl an' not Ih-uhI. Portland Woman Speaks For "Al" At Smith Meet j !'OUT!,ANJ, Ore,, ,mk. it (Al' Cui.intr the biUIv cry thai Cov j jn-r Alfred K. Kmi'h .f Nr w Vol k "May Li il iiup l.m lie i-. ' liOIlCHt," Ml. fMt )'.' J'.lIllK'l' V.'l'll- I cr, for years uN-nt if l-d with I'to t-l;jti-l pohtos .'in "I i-ivii- work, l.t-t niKht addic-'d ;ib"Ot 1;m0 mhi, u land a i-j'i iht.lniL' of tii'n who al- tended 111"1 Oregon :l U- wMiii'u' Sinilli-l'ot -f'rf.'idciit club l.aiopH-l i .Mr. Wrbcr pkc oil "lluii- f r.-.ry in ';ovci fiin-:it ." j Nh" ai: ;iilcd Hip n-pii bh. a ii ad j inino-ir illoti. criti'. d the pdi i- j of .voiim; of the c.ibuiM in-i,it. -v a ml ca ut ion d ln r h".irM to ! jw.ilff of the "I'ltn fiainlrf and mi- Mif. ' bcr d- lar d thr pulpit :t nut ibc pr'ijfr p.n- t., "i.ilk politics and slink' mild." in takiiiL' to tak iJr. John .Marvin, dean of the Ilinsoii Jlapti-t .Mctiit.r church hero, .Mid lr. Jhuhk V.'hit couth liroiiu'hcr of Oakland. tal Free Show for the Kiddies At The Star Theater Sat. Moniiiif Srpt. . ' FREE .Souvenirs At The Theater Dour PRIZES Of Dolls, Scootcis, Watdus to the lucky ones at cai-h show. Get your tickets in our Shoo Dept. X. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store Tor 30 Years Old bachelors consider tin sit fa K,de of mat i linony the outside. Sliest pastor iit the White Temple. M rs, Weber nUn criticized the Woman h ChriNii;i n Tempera ru e I'nloti, declurint: that "there a time whon the W. ('. T. I, w.t'i a power for riKhteoUf nes, hut tluit clay is (:one." S4eamer Grounds t m j Off If. i . L OaSt pi of Urltixh "Columbia, early t...l.iv. Tlu- vrssfl. which was re- ; M:Al"rLi:. An:. 31 (Ai't Tht lurmnt; wilh u frw p;iM!.eiiccrn lunl it'.tintr It.'-hvootl of iht' I'm 11 ii- a heavy caro of fanned .aliuon, A m-i n-aii ri?hf:t.-s l.on:;.l fi .on was reporletl In no inimeiliate . S..li;he.i'.ul ll Ala.-ik.l lo ilallf.'t'r. Yes, John I). KiH'kefullcr III is loiiiiiiii at tli Inlloiii lie .starts at bank inland cxitU to woik up to philanthropy Anotlicr tcriihio waste of natural resources notliiii'r I cing Hone with the 8,00(1 tons of hair clipped from the hearts of American women every year. 1'Yert Stone, after nearly 50 years of rtancinir, decides since his Kinash-iip to st( p flyinif so lie can ro on danc-inff. A worthy disciple of the (Week poet Anacreon, who .said: "The older wc prow, the more fitting it is to .sirij- and dance." .Maybe the presentation to New York City of the trail:;-' C Atlantic aiiplane I'.rcnien, by liaron Ihienefeld, will promote closer relations between America and Germany, as he .su-' ! rests. Hut first the .Museum of the City of New York must i yet the plane, which accordinpr to recent reports was still o:i , lemote island off the U-ibrador coast, and stripped bv na- j lives of everythinjf valuable. Wc want to congratulate the Kastern Oregon Lisht & I'ower Co., our local m)wer utility, on the occasion of it:; (omplele. tie-up wilh the Idaho Tower Co. power resources. ! That means tltUt I,a (irande electric users have a -neater, reservq yf ."juUw'i-tlmiiever Ix-IV.re, that -users will not be1 Iwithcred by the strain of heavy "peak " loads in the future, that the local company already has facilities for taking care? of much new growth. The company is to be congratulated, not only because of the better service they are now able to render but also because tlhey have provided that service a little ahead of the actual need. They're in step with the community. i 1 ppJKliPS !o " )r Servewel Grocers Offer You Th finest fowls' 'Mr the THarkels' at'lhiVes Uii'ils'ilaUy'Mtractive. Free delivery also, and thirty days credit to ((j) re: ponsible people. Use Your Phone SAVINGS SATURDAY AND TUESDAY Our friend "Hill" Vogel, of I'nion, ju.4 relumed from a motor trip to Klamath Tails and the Willamette valley and remarked that the road between Meactiam and l,a Grande is dnngeious, lacking in guard rails and too nanow an I l-fd'y curved for ceniforlable driving. We absolutely agree with him. From Kaincla this way there is need for a lot of construrtiiiii woik. Cut the state highway commission icalizes it. We are confident that this particular stretch wiil be widened, straightened, and rebuilt into a thoroughly satisfactory highway as one of the major projects of tin?' next year IF the limine bill cutting down license, fees and road revenue is defeated at the November election. If that bill should cany by some freak of chance, theie wouldn't be enough money for this project or for any high.vay woik outside ; (if oidinaiy repair. I Coffee f-Vi vewel mil- own brand- quality in the cup Found 17c Flour DOING SOMF.'I (IING FOI TIIF. IIIIS Perhaps you lead the liens story recently when IJ Imv; fiom Detroit, .Michigan, visited I'oitland. They aie Hu ll;'! tial guests of and supervised by a Detroit gentleman " ho seems liionmghly sold on boy-stock and convinced thai one of the gieatest services he can render society is to hel;i( make good hoys grow into g 1 citizens. ! He offers boys of Detroit a trip to Alaska '-under certain' onditious. lake the General Kdiication Hoard handlue; tlu Rockefeller million:., he Ihinks a gilt is best appreciated and I'lilied when it is partially winked for. lie is glad to give if someone else will do hkewi.e ,,r a worthy can-.'. ' So this g. nth man olfris lo finance a S:'.T.". trip to Al..l,a ror boys. The In i npsii einelit is that the Miiri.,:u! ap plicants for the trip i.m t cam entirely by Iheir own , '!'..iis .1 least Ifl2.i; ne (! paicnts of ;i,e boy liiiiht be v I'lmg :nd able to pay .-mollicr and then he step., in to com-- I'lele the pitiuie wild a thin contnlmtion of .I'J'i lo i n ; loy who meets the I'iist Fast week (line wire p with him in Fort land I'm tin . ;iiinmer's trip. .u:,t 2 tunes SI:' " invested in bovhood. H:il Hie mere contribution of money In each boy's tup is the .niallest part of the good accomplishes. He pimiil,-. a goal toward which industrious and appreciative bins can. work, lie offers a pi i.e if they'll employ brains and effort 'n its winning, lie helps thmi reuli.e how haul it is lo cam money, how important it is to save money, and how bonel'i i nil il can bo to spend money. lie .says hotels sometimes object to registering !J boy . but they never make complaints afterward. I'.ovs who h ie the stuff necessaiy to rain and sae iMJ.'i bo- a tup Vi Alaska, he has found, conduct themselves raivlully, gentle-; manly. They have already learned to lespect olher people's! pit petty, other people's cciiifoii and privacy. It's a bit of i thaiactiT building, that could well be. v. tended. .'ipi'i iy's Drifted Snow Made I'h mi Old Wheat r.l-lb. sack . ' barrel Carnation WIIHAT or OATS with premium Ige. package Crackers Snow Hake ciaekeis slightly salted Ige. package ('a lu met Iakin- Powder 2 I.I!. CAN Beans Choice Small White A Ileal Guv .Vpnunrts M s. Slewai Is The I'.st I 1 1 1 1 . 1 I 1 i n i r bellies $1.90 $7.55 :7c 30c 59c 19c 5 HAM V iM0 Di v Sugar Cured Mi'rt Flavor FOl'ND ' 33c Jar Caps Fall Mason l-'.conoiny Save F.uy now 2 dozen . . Fruit Jars i Vobomy Kerr Mason Pints !o.cn Quarts dozen Soap Mission Fell or Fux Toilet Soap (i-bars lllKTAmE 33c A pure cane and maple : yi up. The flavor w ill i ia.ke you waul more of this high grade :yiup I.F.. CAN ()5c Milk Carnation -Foidons ( tall cans Pancrust While Flakv Shortening i; i. p.. pah i l.i:. pail Sardines Preferred Stock packed in pure olive oil ;! cans Bacon Mi'd (lire - light weight well st leaked with lean POIND 50c 95c $1.25 45c 63c 47c 89c 50c 33c It 1 PRODUCE FEATURES Peaches 'Mo'.-o p. .aches i re the large F'bert.,.-. ;ri.v n in l! e Melon oi. tricl jmd ai" sure to p!ra,-e vmi Bo 90c L Ftra Larue Head Lettuce i It- No. 815 17 Depot St. Main 080 Tomatoes Fancy Walk; Walla Tomatoes purchased direct I'loiii glower. Season noailv over on Tomatoes Box 69c Large Bleached Celery 15c No. 82 170 1 Adams Main 515 I Lovely New Wearables That Speak of a New Season J! Autumn Coats Arc IJnhanccd by Fur 1."V)X, Manslmrian wolf, I-yirx, Heaver etc., lend charm to the new coats for fall and winter wear. Apiiearing on the collar, cuffs, pocket and hemline trims. Simplicity in All Youthful Models mlllM youthful lines A personify the autumn mode perfectly. Slender izing straight lilies ap pear in both dress models as well as the sport or travel numbers. Autumn Frock Lines are Trim APPEARING in plain colors of rich browns and tans, blues in every imaginable hue and of course the popular black in materials of satin, crone, twill flannell and jersey. Tucks, Pleats and Tiered Effects WILL be found in ali undanee on the newer autumn models and especially popular is the pleated skirt. Iioth one and two-piece num liers vie for honors in sHrts attire. r. 41" m Fascinating and Distinctive Arc these copies of Paris Models Q1NFG fitting felts, tailored models of of soleil, chic models of velour, stun ning hats of satin and bengaline. dres sy models of velvet and satin. Fvery phase of a fickle millinery mode finds expression here.t Problems in Foot wear are Easily Solved rpllK warm rich browns X. of autumn, the new and popular blues and of course the ever attractive black is shown in new and attrac tive models. Reptile Leathers OF Alligator, snake, py thon and lizzard in their natural colors as well as black end blue are among the foremost numbers. N. K. West & Co., Inc. La Grande's Leading i"Un'L' for Over fjy Years
