Papc Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, Octohorl, 1928.
( ItMftriHtrnl'fl)
An Independent NtU'fMtMr
FRANK H. Al'J'J.IJIiV
Kdltor and I'utdlnher
HAKVBY K. M ATTIIKU'S .
... Huslrifw ManiiKfT
Published eveninc. fxicpl Hundiy, at 1-116 Adaina Avnun,
Ia firundc, on-Kmi. The Oitrvftr-Hinr published pvvry Friday.
Kntercd u( the ost offu-i ju ,h Oraudf, Or'K'n, bh Keeond
CIhnh Mull .M '!!. under art of March 2. 1H79.
OFFICIAL I'AI'KU HI1'
CITY n-
LNION COINTY ANIJ THIS
f,A flHANDI':
MK.UIIKK ASOCJATKp I'KKHM
Th ArtNiu'liiit-d i'n-MH It i xcltislvely entitled to un for puhllca
(hin ot all hews dispatches crediti-d to it nr not nth(rwlrn -rdil,d
tf punilshed herein. All rights of r-puolllitlon of npef-lnl dis
patches hi (hi paper, bud Ml ho the local news herein also ur
reserved.
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A WfiltH T Till: UISi; - Woe unto Ih'rn th;it i Ke ii early
In thc murium:, tlcii they i r ; follow ronj; rlrlnk; that coii
llrntc until nn;h!t nil uinc inflame them! And the harp and the
l'i, he lalui-l and pipe, and uliM', arc in their fe:isrs; Imt they
remind not the wurli of tin- I,onl, neither i-umtider the opera
tion of his hands. Inn. i-ll and
i RBITRTunWl ' CANDIDATES FOR
1 1 mumiili 1 1 n riTf ait iiirru
j Hoclal!.il-I.iljoiite: and Albert
jSii'i'iif, Socialist runniiur m an m
i dependent.
COVE PERSONALS
lor M;tte ofiitc:
Ft
mm
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v
6-
' corn ort 7Hb lt2
L'Ci'oiary J loss JM a K o s j
rublic Official Ccrtifi
cation Office Seekers
SAI.KM. Or.-. Or!. I
cretary of Stale 1 la I i;
j made politic tin- official cciiiMcn-
lion of all cuudidalcH for whom tin
I peoph. m ( Ih koii v.- t lie
prlvihtfc ol voiitm on Novcrnher fi.
J The On 'icon eh-rtorai- will hav.
llv rhotce of five Ht-tw of presid' ill.
e'ci toi-al candnlat s. Volt-fK favoi
inj," lliniv.'f and I'urti as pirsnh n-
tial tick. t uii) vol.- for Iloh.-il It.
KuykendnH of Klamath county, H.
.1. Warner of I mat ilia, couni y,
''liiiihs ll. I'.ury, John 1-. Day nnd
.Mi'H. I). Kuyun of M tut noma !i toiin-
lr-. I.cliftiti Tliaip u'nt "ip.
Inn ii ( day I' identify a hammer
Oct! m an' take in Ih' hall mini-.
I don't I. now vt lieiher it's ih'
farmers ttv not, lint somchmhly
eertniiily i Icauin up o:i hai ley.
Wo c.tn't inwtiiK anything that would help republican
aiiccs intdc tlian a .substantial increase in wheat prices.
Conerelo is brin;? i on red at the normal .school. The roof
will probably bo on before winter. We wonder where all
id laat winter's pessimists have tfone?
CAT ItO.A It Dl t. IMO si:
IS I'AUIS 1WOVATIO.V
. I'.MJIS f A I I The eats' hoard
tn house solves Mie piohh-iii of
many I irisi;t us u ho don't know
what to do with tin- household pet
when they take i he inoulh's vaca
tion which -every Frenchman r,..
Hards as a hirthriuht.
l-'or four francs 1 1; eem) a day
.Madame lil. niche talces f our-f not ed
hoaider. making a living at her
favmile oceiipaiioii of haieilin man
cats,
seem
She likes i hem and i hey vanen.
ii enjoy her company. Her county
less isn't Itii; yet hut news of nomah
J li Ml Itutio'i js .spreailinu, and
now her apartment is full of T1(.
'andidat'
a.H lotlov.N:
I'or Heerctaty uf Mate K. i:.
Dohh of WajihiiiKlttu fount y. So
cial..1.! r unning independeii i i ; Ihtl
I',. Hosa of 1'lackaman eutinly, !:
puhhean iiiciimheut: Ud S. I'tncr ol
1 AlilltliOliiah county, Democrat.
I l-'or mate treusuier A. A. Ho-
i luml of .M ultnoiitith coituiy. S.x ial-
ii. t l.ahor; Thomas It. Kay of Mar-
- AI'i - ton county. Iteptildicau incuiiiheiii ;
lloss has V al Setlahd of .Multnomah coun
ty. Social.st independent.
i'or Supreme I tenth
l'"i.r supreme court Justines -l.oyul
.M. (Jt alia iii uf Washumiuu
county. Independent; Oilhert l..
1 1 e maker, of .Multnomah cuutP y,
liidep. ndeiit; J. K. Hosincr of .Mar
ion count y. Socialist ( ndepeiulent ;
John I,, llaud of Maker county.
puhlh-an-Deiiiocratic; CeuiKe lloss
inan of .MulliKiuiah coujily. Cepuh-iioin-Deinoi'ralic.
T to e.Tt.
J-'or Attorney Ken.-i a I- -W. I i.
ty. 1 Deehler ol t'lackaiuas county. Si-
I Those favoiiu Siiith and llol.in- ti;iIlM Independent; William S.
,nm; the Dfoiicrotte tirl.et I-,v," ' Marion county. Demo-
: vote fr K. K. llrackney. Thomas cn,llr' 1 V' Winkle of .Mar;oi;
' If. Comle, Carl C Doii.tUKh. W.ili-i' o'"ity. iN puldican inciimh. nt.
I!. (Ihason ami Itohert A.' .Milhr. '' 01 lil''' "'id food com mission -
all of .Multnomah county Th.-i' J'''"1 1 Mickle of Washington
candidates are also enduivic d ,ytu. eouniy. Kepuldican-Democratic; A.
I'tok'r'Hii,. party ' ''- Sanderson, of .M ii ll noma h couu-
Heproentin the Socialist ,.,:- !V' f;' V. Sode, -
.ciples. hu, running as Indepemh nL V' di nonuih coimt y. So,,a,
and support,., NmmiUl Vhoma.s ' l,l,or; . ' "Ul( 'if 1 ', .' ' "
'and James M,,.,,,,- for president ,'""",' k'h.stneh-
and vice pteMd.-nt are Vc-,..- M" , ,
Deynohts and Jeremiah D. frowley. 1 hl l s lo "in laiiiH names ot
and the ,re coiididatcs (( r M,n fur n.r.nl j,,-
lector on .l.at ticket ;il-e Ii Ji M 'llf w hei e t i'iiih epiie this ye;( r,
'at chilli, Sven e Jacol-se,,, ( Jor. 'r " " '
dan. ,l.,M;i of Multnomah conn- " ) ' . 5,' "el.daic
ty and I . Ii. .Moluou.l of DcelnHo ' K"1 ' S,'lli"",:
,.ounly ( licre terms expire and lor r.-piv.
jintativeH In Uu- leKiKlat lire for all
I he lllth set will represent W.I- couutie.-t.
liani l-osl.t and Iteiijamla tlit-j Sceral .Mcn-ures
io as imc )reseientiai ticket. The it contains init
ciorai canouiatcs are Hlio l(e!i- li S ... . voted in
Mean i. .lat.son. S. - Ti. Dunne f cent L-as.line
hill; the Dunne, reduced motor
htcle license hill; the state itx
' " Ii, I ; .Jioil (Special .Mr. I
and .Mis. John I :.' 'leineii.-i and
da iikIi t.-i-, ' t i-l: i n i.i . inoloi iat,' from
l.o.s Am;i. s to their noun- at J-ln-
coln. Net... w.-i'e uestH at t'he A. A. i
AlltllS home the tit'st ol the Week.)
Mrs.
Antl
h
ens
ILlal
it ): (
U llli.Mil l.'aPle.;
i, in i i'.- I!ak
v. Mr. Diooia
i . It u
r fit si
of
M r.
istl to
thief.
I'our
r J
hie
Kpl
u t
i
Kvei v one ;
Tie lay aftt m
jo oi;i .i i.i in tii
h!y. ll i oil -is!
u,s .-iiieiiiL,' and
;.o it ,1
Lde
k and la-uis
visitors Mon- !
ejlt to con.su !t j
of tin- I'liurch Army
opil eiiiirch I...-, ,n a
ilinus Sunday, to he
i ire:,' at I he eh itreh. i
united to attend.
tlii.Ui I he men (!:iVi' a I
! I'Cll selionl a".eiu-
I of solo ami clior- I
liort talks and w as 1
en ,i ed hy the si ildelits f
. a.s i en ated Wednesday
1 or I lie pupils of the j
t Ii, s v eiiih and l iuhlli j
'k a. r -rWVh I Q DTU P A IP .
AIL Vi m
y mi)
t , ' i. Hill
atlv
11, ea
Tile
'ii"' I .- on. n l T-ew U- f.i mily is
loot nor ii. to the .I.i in- s Hallmark (
properly Hi is e. k.
A soiall roup of lite III hers of ,
t!e I ade s Aid. he'nirin to the
t:ov. Hy ci.minii li e. met at t lie ,
home of Mis. Timinas Tow le Wed
lieMlay afternoon for work on. their!
d e p;s i i ; l i ' 'i 1 1 uir tie cominx Ciirisl- j
loas h.iaar. Da Inly ret resli men) s I
v . i .s. r i i when the work wast
lintsricd. ;
:.h:v l-iikau Ath-n and Inother. j
1 1m; s. I ',i r.:e. drove to I'orl land
Sine!. iy. I-'iuiu tin i'e they motored
to (oi-.alli.S Wh'fe Kllssell j ell-teein-
. I.. j s. Allen will
nd n fen- days visit ins and re
UU in !iu;ne Sunday.
nnie l.atiT is l:oit,e from Sun
nysi.i.. Wash.. lo re h has In en
. orl-.nm a:el emoyinv a sliort vis t
w-th h s p . 'ins, Mr. ami Mr.. Wil-
I
. Have yut rcjjisterrfl ? Saturday is the last day. If you're
rot registered by then, you can't vote on November (ith.
'i hat's the Oie;in law. And, as usual, the careless voter'
is likely to put registering off too long and then blame a'
haul and cruel government for his loss of franchise.
kinds
and the
r cals. Ano
alley variely.
Siain-
OKT ill' Ml ;IIAI Is
i:i: o i:iEiNt; miom w it
from th
ley. for
iuciiiulM
1 pton.
Hairy I'tti, all of Clatsop
and Marion dray of .Mult
county. I 'or Congress
representative! in
! i u w ! i o has 1
k. r
nt,
oimrcss
list district W. (. Ilaw
i years the Uepuhllcan
is opposed hy Cptou A.
Socialist-I.ahonte of
NIIAXCHA
pons lo the
I he month
aiiioiiuled to
(Al't Sh
I'nile.l Sta!
f Jtilv of this
?:'.n;ia, tel. I. .is
We're glad that hunters can now be absorbed with pheas
; uts and ducks. They need something more than moving
in ush to get Ihi 1:1 lo shoot and shotguns are not quite as
(':; ngerous in an accident as high-powered rifles. The soa
mii is harder on binl.;--but it's lots easier on men.
fiKitres eompih d hv the American
cousiilale here. l.'xi.ioils to the
Philippine Islands during the per
iod iimoMiitcil . ! -i . 7 7 and r.ood.-i
lackauias county. Koheri It. Mitt -
let of 'I he I lath s. liepuldicaii. and
Uliai rx- Waller .M . I'iei of Ka (i,ande.
duriiie; Deitmeral. are in a haul fisht for
year eoMKressman fro iiltlie second dls
I on triot, wit ha third candidate. Wal-
tax hill; measure limiting pow. r o'
h'Kislature over laws approve I hy
the people; four Id Iks to proh'ihn
appropriation of water hy power
coiicerns on Die Iieschuit-s. lIoi;ue,
AlcKeii.ie and I'mpituu rivers.
.M .i) kis i.tisi: cmi:r
I. AIM !t DISTINCTION
w ii h
rtin.
n work
Millie lime re
lay to spend
mother. Mrs.
ida
in
- Mil
pi:p.
liiaiiidel' of
,1,,,
and j
prfof!K. Mm.
MONTHLY SIYLCr 0M'j- (
The smartness of Tun Miramar,
ii'iili the exclusive Hi-Arch, Snug
Heel feature, unll convince you that
here, miked, is a shoe you'll be mighty
proud tOi wear.
ltlk. I'.'il.-tlt I.'-utlirr uith Cflliiinr
I '.I I.. I.izar.l mm. I Mai KM Ii.iii.
Spnillsh llt'i'l.
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for Over oO Years
.lulu.
shi...'.l In JI..H-
li:K I.VCi I.M')-..M:lii(l;l-iu cmih
C MM Iruil4"r St'jHl) ' ilL I't'UilU..
!(' the Xatioiiiill.sts iii:n'cii-.l
t,,l'1--'' I' ll ol It.ui.l, a St.clitllst- thn.uh Ih.' r.at salt's .,f i!i-
l.i.l. run.-. jim, in tin. riu.,;. '',(. wall.-.l i-ily Ihl er. liu.nia I aim-.-
lliinl illrlrlrl has four . iin.ll.hilcs . r N.irlh-rti ..flii-lal.; Utr, i-enl mii-s
lor rc.ibis, r'lallklili 1 1. Koi.-ll. has c.nii' int.. .hsr.'.uu aiiioii
l:. Mil.l'i an iin iiiul.. in: W. Cul- ov.'riiiiiniil synipalhi. i-s an.l an-
li.T-JOII. I ' ll I (.era I : A 11 It.uilluiul no h.ni;.'!- s.'.ui III III' sir. '.'Is.
h.-l.l a
v. r. in ;
I;. Tii.- era. lis
a most uf I h'
IS Wile Il'olll tilt'
irini !ial of thn
l.h.l Ih.- loothall
.a (Irani':,' V.,.
to I Hi. ii daily t ork
In the l.ai'KIni; shml thcl.'. op.'raU'.l
l.y John Ih'iin. Anioni; th.iu nr.
Alylii Oilun. Kihvai'ii Horlon. .Mr.
ami Mrs. lliTt r.itf'i'inan. Nina,
la-sttr niifl Koy IV't.'i-inan. Mrs.
Mirk' Larson. Mrs. Kuth llrazill"
ami Mrs. Ki-.mI Ihistow.
Work Is lu'itiir liurri.-.l alonjr this
w.'.'k at thf 4'o-oH'iatiyL' lurkiiiK-
Sll.'
I. IIvit :!.n"l piu'li
,M'.' turtlc.l out 'i"liMS.
cars hai' rolli.l ami tin.'
t-.'a.ly to he s.-ut out.
Th.' It. y. anil Mrs. (Irahiun w
lai (Irani!.' visitors Satui.lay.
Julius I'a
nth llv.- ii
-sir ami l
Willili.'st.
:lli. I r.OOIK
r. Va.
OtIU COMMtrNITV ( 'Olt it KSI 'ON )K NTS
CiiiiiiiHinit)' news writers lln-otiKlioiit Tlio Oliscrvci ';;
icriitiir.v ji'illifiKl in Ii (Iriiiulo tiidny to discuss their work,
to find liellcr menus of duinjr Hint work, mid to start a cor
i'"' pondeiiee cninrf in:iI; possihlc liy the State College, at
riouV'orvallis designed Id make bettor news writers and, conse
KM;tffw!jY'J;.HtrT ei'iiiiiiiinity newsjiapei's. The purposf of the
meetino; was worthy and we are sure the results will be
!;ialif.vin'.
After all. Hie most iiilerestinjr ijnjn M (,jN W(rlrl.
hetlier they j'el inlii print or not, are the bits of news
; bo'.tt local individuals and local things with which we al
ready have an acquaintance simply because they are local.
A Chicago Kaiiir war may attract, some, may jrcl occasional
r.Uention lioni the I ire majority, but most of us are far
more intercsUil in the yield per aero on Kill lllake's place
i lid the fact that .Mary Jones has Rone away to college.
- That's one place whore the community newspaper iias it
"all over" its ini'liopolitau neighbor if it's appreciative ol'
iis o portimily. A paper like The Observer isn't able to
rint all Hie national and world news that comes to its tele
graph do.-It. lot alone all that minlil lie secured if it were nec-o.-vary
or desirid. A metropolitan paper isn't able to print
a I the local, per. nihil news to be found in its territory. Neith
er (irfvaniation nm space is available for such uses. The two
have separate spheres.
The Observer is the cnniniunily newspaper of this section
of I'astern Orey.(Ui. It Hies to roconi.e that fact and keep
lo its limits, keeping tolofrrapliic news as luief and palm
r..mic as Kis,.sil.e. We'd far rather have our space filled
with the story of a pri.e-w iiiiiinjr calf on some farm acios;
the v.tl'ey, or a l.o.v Seoul mooting in l.a Ciande than all Hie
I'liusual mttidoii, seandals, and international peace parts in
ttu world. 'Ihe i o:ii'.-.iondont in Cove or Kljiin or I'ondo.sa
(or the iwonty-nd.l other eoniiiiunitios where The Observer
has a new., r.'pr.'.'.ontative) may seem to bo wriliny petty
news soiiii'liiu. ... but if they know their stuff, they loalize
that it has a far ju eater followinjr and far k rent or inl'hience
than nine-tent. is of the news that comes poundiii; off the
AsMiciatcd I'rtvs w iie.
'Ihe ( 'Ii: ci v,'i- has, p.n ticularly under ils present ow ner
siiip the la.' I Ihrio and a half years, put special eiiiiih.ii;
I'Mslriii Oroiron news. Wo sni'iul I'nin-
atlieiinv: local news as wo spend for who
v. ay it .'-liould bo, the way our 'calor
ie .ilito sure.
..isi'lor our local news service iiny where
' ii'!. Wo know how it could lie iniproveil
if we had unlimited resources to effect
I'm oott that, pel haps, wouldn't be
r-tandpoint. The paper that can stand
- ,!tr3i
on local, v. ill.
(;mcs a mm !i
r.i'Ws. 'I'ha!':,
would have it,
Not that
near poi i'ai I .
i'l a bundled
'.'lose impii
ideal limn the
oil its ou n f. .
liionts- t ii.it
aenico to il
pcrmaiieiit ami re
All of vI'.m !i is
. filers aie a m,..,
-eatatloll. 'I I, ail'
I hoy may be. ; re
' he local new ; , i
the wa.slo ha.-,
.'pense in a(l pari:; ol the world and biouht to o'ir ol fice
'' lia.-.od who. It's peiaonal news, communily nous, homa
nous, 'in? 1,1,'ie of it wo can net. the bolter written wo cm
: ot it. the hotter now.- paper we will be able to offer mu .
readers. And that was the )rimsi'y purpose vt today's:
l. lectin!;. !
-. alal
in )--
the
v o
We i
We
Way
i laeni.
'.'del'
with, lit subsidy, that can sell itself on it
t'Ter i . Ilio , nly one that call lone be ,,' toah
'iiimuiiil , and can make that, service of a
really w 01 thw hilo chat actor. ,
intended to say that our coniniilinl v new.;'
.-! valued I',,;; m the lihiehine ol new pro-:
contributions. K""d. bad or indifferent a-'
o exceodinoly vital l'.ory day they, and
valid by our l.a tiiando stall', crowd mla
two-thinl of the mailer gathered at j;roat :
Just plain
Good Business-
Good Risks outweigh the Bad!
U's"o,l Imsiness" for you. as well as for the company,
Hut the Gi:M KAI. IN'SCRANCE COMPANY OF A.MI RICA IZuiMl
refuses to insure uiululy hazardous fire risks. This practice u",
eliminates the expense of cr.rrying undeserving risks ami '..,'",.,
naturally results in lowered insurance costs for Jotiscietitious 'k ,',',', ", i
property owners. It has enabled the C I- X I. R A I. to return
never less than 20",', dividends on participating policies.
Mrc important, the careful selection of risks further strength
cos C,!M KAI. OF AMERICA'S unipiestioned indemnitv! For
it adds to great resources and highly responsible manage
ment a final factor of safety-standa'rdied "good" risks'?
The tii Xt It VI. OF AMI RICA plan is, after all, simply "o.
In.siness"! It will benefit you if you conscientiously rv to
keep jour property free from lire hazard. Ask the CiliXFKAI.
OF AMERICA agent how the plan suits your particular needs,
and how jou can participate in the savings available throir-h
the ClEXI RAE.
jV'.'v 'ihc or AMI KIC. I . .,., t,ck Com".:x
u iihjully jh,U uquUd of $,,oim,m,o. Polhjhotia?: wr!...-
Making Your
Choice
Between
Spending and
Saving
The only difficult thin": about acaimulatiii" a rea
senab'e amoiuit of wealth by the time old ajre i's reached
is making the choice between spending and.saviii'r.
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Insurance Coma any
nut IL. Ul I 1 1.1. 7i.-W Ui.
can spend money and there are vorv few
lecple w ho wouldn t like to have all the conifni table
r.iid enjoyable things money will buy. The difficult
tiling is in docidiii"; that the temporary pleasure you
mijrht set out of spending the money for other things
and CMirying out that decision.
No matter how small or how oViit y,. income may
l e. theie can and should be a mar-in between what you
leceivo and what you spend. That margin, if put to
v.t.ik earniii"- more money ,' wiil- j;row and afford you
far more satisfaction than the possession of thines it
mioJit buy.
The four per cent interest earned by your saving
i"eount here provides. a safe, attractive 'investment.
The fiiendly, experienced counsel of this bank is al
v s at your service.
Jfatuutal
l'oi tv-rirst Year Of Friendly Service"
ll I.om i
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