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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, March 5,' 1029.
rRAXX B. APPLE BT .
. Editor and "--' r
HARVET F. MATTHEWS .
Published erenlnca, except Bandar. at 1 41 f Adajsxa Aeaaoa.
us Grande. Orecon. The Oirmrlir published irifT FTid7.
Enured at lha Postoffica at La Grand. Oresroa. aa e-eoottd
1u Mail Matter under act of March t. !;.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF l-XION CO0XTT 1XD TUB
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f paallabod herein. AU rights of republication of spatial dis
patches fa tola paper. and also tba local news bareli aiao ara
, SLTBSCRIPTIOJf BATES
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Well. Kir. I'd trr beta' a RrtMb- .
Ik-en.- l d Oran'paw Heat Icy. 11.
Valay. wlwn sona-one aked him
-ha br'd da If be bad bet Hfei to
Hie over. I artcr umiuhpr
-briber a plraeanil noaea ww a
puny or not.
OKLAHOMA POLITICS BESET BY I Lamb Doing Well
TROUBLES FOR SIX GOVERNORS On Valley Farms
Rr Mr. Ml KtrtM
J LOWKR IW Ora- Soeria!
t-unbs are awtac fine aa the ear-
o tar Wee. Several stcas of
: " are la wa(n a few aaulr
j r a. are asst and aaeadow lark
. -sjsrvwc a. U anew la coins
; rajwd!y.
) Word- a Vwea rwrced here
U l V. Mwhv of La Grande,
kaa rererred aa aee-ei t vent aal
ir a( a X i Peeiae? Co.!
store aa Twsrssarad. Moat. Mr. John- I
a few iwn a was a larmer I
tab Wiwity.
Mr. and Mm Harlan Korer were
; vMilnr a La OwnAe Friday.
I T. B. Jrtmi aex-ttaaeered a
ale al Raker aue. week. W. R
tV-ikxhaak acxsMapas-v-i bin on
the trip.
-tw T. Baswell lu moved his
caue I roe. Met Lai le Use Hrai
Ule farai kere abrre be baa pur
rked kar for I be rest af the
) Howard G-net parrkaaed a
borne from K. T. Borwell laat werk.
( T. B. Jokaeea and familr were
La Graade rnrtora Satoro-r.
Everything indicates a good, normal year. Spring
coming, there's a new revolt in .Mexico and everything
going along as usual.
I tli( crtain funds rr.lt'Ml l.v 1 .1.
d-paruneal. not dot tuniNt orer
to the date treeeiirer, Khali be
umed over lo that official, placed
M tbe KFOtrsI fund, credited to
iie appropriate account and raid
j out on arrant of the arcretarr of
j ktale.
., , j l,B s. "r Joint ears and mm
the Cnal- rommrliee Appropnatinc li.ee
to pur ripenxt of of modifica
tion of Orcron la era
1IR 2(4. lr Brnon Maktnr in
milty H-al rroundi for dirorce.
if insane epouae baa been adntdred
. " .' inenne five or more reara before
The confirmation of C. L. Starr as a member of the new ""nm'i of uu and been
Board of Higher Education is gratifying, especially to those S",1" " lM,i,oUo 01
people of Eastern Oregon who know Mr. Starr's keen inter
est in and knowledge of the normal schools of the state. It
Is generally recognized that he knows more about normal in
stitutions than any man in Oregon and his contribution to
the consolidated board of regents will be of great value.
Some enterprising baseball team should sign
lenge, Calif.; man who threw a rock and killed a mountain
lion. Courage and control are, both needed in the great
American sport.
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NOVELTY AND COSTUME JEWELRY
Beads Bracelets Ear Rings'
: All New Spring Arrivals. : ,
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
"La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years"
it'
,'No tea satisfies like ,
Upton's Famous Blend
Getting Up Nights
? If BUdder TTeakneeji Rine
Xisbta. Backarbe. Btirminc or Hch
itnt STBsatloa. lee or croio pain
;nvke ru eel old. tired, peplean.
.ad vera on arbr sot nuke the
Cjrc it Hour Teetr Doa-t cHei
:.p- Get Crm today at any drusi
;ore Pn It u i hour teat.!
jMoner back If roa dont aeon feel
i like oeer. fall of pen. aleen- -en I
a ith pains aneriated. Trv Pratex !
iiodar. Only (-c. Bed Cross Drue 1
Adr.l
TOU will find that Llpeon'i Tea
is a delicious builder of energy.
When too Jrtd- ' vo1?
oerres become a bit frayed,
anakc a steaminf cup of Lipton s
Tea. There U no better-natural
timulant or encruljcr.
Serve LUTON'S for Breakfait,
Lunch and Dinner.
UPTONS
ASK TOR THE YELLOW PACKAGE
WaW-HLBT. 5rrftV TEA PLANTER, C?YLOt
J. C. (Jarkl WaHoa Be-er left had a eormc tine ia Okla
bosuv pelniex artiirh resulted In fa. tn.rhmeat - corernor.
Kobert I Wiiuno tapper ncfci.. the art! me ome. cad
acoortb suilinc fcut M. E. Trapp I lover ri(rbt et into difficult!-
foiloenne Walloa. liearr S. Jokiueon l.--f hij m.w kt fujbtinx
impeacbateat. .
atinr nionev Var ...... , r A, ri.. . . . ,
HBIJ M?- ,r '-""o-tornttercnt
' c" Anderaoa. (arkia putuc aereas to records of indus- e-sier br renewed effon.
and H.n,lltonAUo-1nr Muni..- trial commianon. i edTtinJ tTpuutc ton. V,
' ,- 1 imoea iraiemai oeoein sorjeuea.
in Hate br market road tax. Kn - .
.. .... r:. br joint eommitteo on
HH 4J. br roromiltee on came ir-mrance Prondifl-- for endorae-
-ril)ine same rode. meat or riders on fire inx-jrnr-
HII 4:r. br Swift frohUtitmc Policie which will corer fallen
does beta; carried on run nice bulldinra.
boards ol automobiles in cities or :
s -asa-aasBs
If Herbert Hoover puts his famed energy and organizing
ability to the task of enforcing the prohibition law, it may
1 v . ft fAtio-h Amim'ctratmn f i,w Ik. i.- 11, T I : .. i .
, . on Rate bixbaara unless raced ...
joo is fx get people to observe the law as consumers while a ". ' W.C.T.U. Officer
iv.fiw ui miviii uuwicc wiui it. aim worn lor its rej)eai. in
his inaugural address he recognized the right to do the )at- m"Tor rtttnoa kis surned
ter and pointed out the obligation to do the former. Few county d"ieouonbJr ibich'tib-
people can envy him his job. draws from appropriation the
. wst- rs of the rtocue hirer below
' lh- Junction of the north and south
THE UNIVERSITY'S PART P"""1"" enstruc-
Si,,.lrini -a. .,, (;... i..... ..;. i.- - - " "r tru-tlon. th
v - ... uci vi.i irriiieriirrpirctra - tairr.u w . r.frant T-mperaar i"nion. .id tod.. .,..
rOJ6 WJllCfl th institutions Of hlCher education have lnrvl ' '" ' ,"',Uoa measure. Mr. Hoover is tb- firrt -.-,-ridenli ?' .
Praises Hoover
For Statement
CiicaUted Frea-ryT -A
rew arae of avokllac imrinr far
one's dinner n practire-J In l-aris
retetuly. mcmriing to (he London
Jl.-min-; IVisi. W lxn II cMorarrs
Uil was pnt-MDied lo biiu lie went
oT his he.id anil had lo be reraun .1
lo tbe taearrs b..ltl ucik-r e.v
imi. II is a incite-- of sfcslaiin
abet her the romj-nsaJoa of the
meno or of the Mil n the racse al
Ihe diners aliark of frenrj.
! -HlCAOC.
MarrarM C.
National
Mar. S Ar Mrs.
Munns. treasurer 'or
Women'a 4'hriMi a
SCIATICA
IHE DEMON
have o.'aved
in creating the distinctive civilization known as American.
Much is being said today, and much of it true, of the over-
iiiiM-am-n viiipnasis upon college education. In- cotninLi,i..n.
credible swarms of boys and girls but little fitted for such
training are demanding and securing it. Not a few observers
tjuestion the advantages of such wholesale application of
higher learning to the masses.
Piif ulitili'f, f V,. A.r . ..r .t . . .
iwc utiwia ut uic system, it is 01 the verv i
titlicr bills signed by
nor were:
Mil ITJ
the --over-
-THE DEMON PAIN
I pne.mc. prlH.ii; pairs' that travel
Hit j:
Jitiric mony for
bur; armory.
Hit rtw. ty -tv-tlk-ml-rr Appro-'
I-rutinc biob for rfnir of Wod-
Window Appropri. Th V. C. T. ,
lATWRh til fr- r4 hc4p to
warp and woof of democracy. The pconle demand U... nniJ"
versities and desire and expect much from Lhem. The jeople
fed that the university, esiK-cially the state institution, ex
ists for their service and the training of their children; that
it is their very own.
The plain, unvarnished truth is that, despite all the crud
ities, absurdities and superficialities of our system of enor
mously widespread college and university education, its rval
semce and function has Iwti to prevent the caste svstem
from developing in the United States. It is the failure of
cate to get a foothold which has really made rww-iUe the
fine initiative and intelligence in the ux of resource-, u,
which American prosperity is a.scrilxd.
Colleges and universities may not always fill the minds
I'm" A "nd,1,w". Indf-cd. many do not want to I '
llled and have no minds to fill. jut untold thousands have
had their eyes ojK-ned to truth and to a more atanoant life
-,, . ctinuici in the universities with the lives of nu n
ho have emulated and inspiml them. .More and more
m Mhe massM imprwsrf with the fundament,! imi-rtancc
wUhrt10"- ---
lo hv ihr nioraJ ctiurace to mxk
j tor nrnimfr 10 sod a mi or I
by Jn-M A DIrOnrial trsr -VtaH. fif-i. . . .. t
Ili't Jor tin- rOlJl'rM mnd uilarr n(na-..m...i - !
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br Kisher AppropH. Hoorera ln.ne,.! . ..... lZ' F?? arntlese-fre.
repair of Rose-' Preadnt Hoover is the first pr-wi- f nerl-e pain' whether nuall
dent to point out that it is the! Z neuritis, neuralria rr
j . ine rbeumattun. Xcthine ue It fw mB.
drinker, money which creatrs the: cj!r s...,neM and m(C ,w.
prue for w hich the criminal un-! "."la. k-U ij leadlnc amca-sts.
' i jAlaaja on bind at Glass liruirs
she said, "ex- 1 Inc. Ade
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Remember the Citizen
This Boy Is Soon To Be
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his influence may put ov
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deal his vote will affect
the policies of the city, the
state, the nation.
The sort of treat
ment accorded him
by t h e folks he
looks up to is sure
to mold his charac
ter and dictate his
ambitions.
Remember, this is a
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"first job" for many of
these carriers. They 'are
putting their best energies
into the task of pleasing
us, their employer and
you, their patron. They
are striving to
please . . . they are
faithful to their du
ties .. . let's aid and
help them. Pay
them for the paper
by the month, when
they calL
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Observer
Circulation Department
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Staunch, honest Quality and proven reliability have made River
sides the choice of millions of car owners. Join these millions
save money. Of all standard tires of equal quality not one is priced
as low as Riverside.
EASY PAYMENTS PAY
formerly, car owners sometimes bought estr.i-pn.fit tires lM-ause i-a-h in full
not convenient. Now. they need not buy the- tires even in such circumst.m. If
f.. Vl4rr ,,"l!' Ui r ra""' War1 '" nev ''' As Vo.i Ki,!, Ku-
.Payment I tan brines you senulne laversdes f.,r only one-fourth d.,wn. N.m- v.,u
7r?tf 1 . , Wh" U"h K,rmia f"l worry lot fullv ir,.. :ltA:-
AXTEtD miles and for the LIKE-TIME of ,.,ir tire! This allows KVKItTt.XK lo
sea for himself why more Itlversides are sold direct than any other tire
Definite
Mileage ;
Assures
Protection
GUAR ANTE E D FO R
RHERSIDE IL.
BALLOONS JW
Full Size '
Guaranteed for 16,000 Miles
Molded t In le
Tire l-rice Tube l-rke
28x4.75, 4-ply $ 8.00 $1.45
29x4.40, 4-ply 6.15 125
29x4.40, 6-ply 8.15 1.25
29x4.75, 4-ply 8.35 1.50
29x4.95, 4-ply 8.35 1.60
29x5.00, 4-ply 8.65 1.50
29x5.25, 4-ply 10.00 1.75
30x4.50, 4-ply 7.10 1.40
30x4.50, 6-ply 9.25 1.40
30x4.75, 4-ply 8.65 1.55
30x4.95, 4-ply 95 1.70
30x5.00, 4-ply S.S5 l.(U)
30x525, 4-ply 10.25 1.S0
30x525, 6-ply 12.00 1.S0
30x5.77, 6-ply 13.95 2.15
30x6.00, 6-ply 13.95 2.15
30x60, 6-ply 15.45 2.50
30x6.75, 6-ply 17.80 3.05
31x4.95, 4-ply 10.85 1.S0
31x5.00, 4-ply 9T, 1.70
31.525, 4-ply 10.55 1.85
Jlx525, 6-ply 12.60 1.85
J1X6.00, 6-ply 11.15 220
Jlx620, 6-ply 15.65 2.60
Guaranteed
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32x5.77,
32x6.00,
32x6.20,
32x6.75,
33x6.00,
33x6.20,
33x6.75,
31x7.30,
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BALLOONS
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HIGH PRESSl-RK
Oversize
Guaranteed for 16,000 Miles
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