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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, March 19, 1929.
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rRAKK B. APPLEBY .
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Published vsnltura, xcpt Sunday, at 141 Adam lniii
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FAI-giJARTlNI
ed. Mrs. DeLong spent the wln
,ter at Lone; Beacb, CaL, sad ha
i only been back a week.
The laughters of the Kins will
meet at the Episcopal rectory
Wednesday evening. All members
are asked to attend.
Bishop W. P. Remington sill
hold services at the Epucoua!
church Mar. I, at 7:10 p. in. This !
is his annual visitation.
Grant Con ley. who has beeri in
California, since the first of the i WKD.YKsOAY l-IUM.KAMs '
year, returned to Cove Friday. Mr. j The American Broadcasting com-
vomey says uie cities in California !pany program tor Wednesday night
.are beautiful but the rem of the j follows: C to 7. artistic enaemul, :
state cannot compete arith Oregon 1 olster program: 7:J. comely
for beauty. sketch: S, ensemble: :lo. salon
ilr. and Mrs. Ray f'akler bsve ' orchestra: , niuriral program: l.
purchased a new sport model Kord. ! epy time: It. popular music.
The .National Broadcasting corn
els KA1J.IO WINS
A8TOKIA. Ore.. Mar. IS IIPU
Ous Kallio. middleweight wrestler. , 00 ,d Strand program: s. Itoads to
took the first and third falls from ; "omance: :J. Hill Billy boys: 10
Mervin Barackinan. Centralis, i to ll- dance music.
Wash., here last night. Kallio took j Portland
the first fall In li minutes with i "KGW (C2okr 6. music, book
a straight arm scissors and the! chat; :3o. NBC: :30. hLtinriit
t third fall In seven minutes with a ' drama, music: lu. dance music: 13,
a-
j pany program for Wednesday night
!(ollo: :!, l'aimohvc hour: J:J9,
second fall In 2 minutes with a'
head hold. Kallio claim the mid- : '
In lookln- down our long In o "'lsnt -ploihip -of the
presidents, I believe Ifrrbrrt limit. I
rr l the bet example of Hie? pos-1
albllllic. of llih country, lie art. NOT LICK Y
er held a poll bk or even stud- CHICAGO, Mar. 1 (AD Hee
led, law. us iJndbergh'U find eral Chicago stable owners Hon i I
iuu wlnnin South America and believe in luck anymore.
w Innln Ills n He's folks are two A Tear ago. they were offered dance
'j mi i mm propositions.
KOIN (6kr , dinner music:
to, studio: 10 to ll.-.o. dance
music.
KEX mkc t. ABC: :J0 ta
1. silent: 7. ABC; J:3u to S. silent:
y. ABC; 11, news, weather; 11:05,
ABC.
Spokane
KHQ (59ke :1S. snorts: :30
I NBl.': 9. bridge lesson, music: lu.
music
Seattle
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In England recently published statistics show that wives SERVICES AT
ordinarily live longer than their husbands,
in Chicago show the same thing.
Crime records
Tho." normal school will bring twenty faculty members
and three hundred or more students to La Grande.. But it
i uwacn rnnc tor li.ooo but they i
I refused. Yesterday, they read bowl ... ?"
j the horse galloped away with 3 -! "-wmli fUKc . orchestra, len
l 00 in tho Coffroth handicap at or: NBC: ' rch.-stra. male
I Tla Juana .quartet; 1 1:30. news, orchestra.
.n. I KJK OJokc) t to 13, ABC pro-
I And I refused him because I
TO CONTINUE Neh;ltrou!'"UmOM, owu.i -
KGO 70kc 6. Paul JU-vere:
S:J'I,
COVE CHURCH
jy jlj
-our kind of service
In our deullnu? Willi yu we always strive to treat
you an we w-uulil like to be treated umlvr Iho uiic
rvnditlonK. m fee(' that it is not enoiiKh tu merely
Ueifii and inake a monument'fiy milfyoUr"t:(e-th.-lt
a yinia(hetic uiideiatimdiiit; is just as esnvnlinl to our
HUCCCSS.
Cemetery Meuiorial Works
C. II. McCLURE
By Mr. J. R. Price
( Observer Correspondent)
U'lll alcK htnnff n IfAonaii ft I'in ivincftijiilBnHB thaf will ka n i.t . '. " ' trie revl-
ii , r - . - """ i i v ociock each you re oeen nuntlng for to deco-" KL.V (S4kc) 6, music,
t far more than the added population. . , v , (evening at the Baptist church will rate that income tax blank. t 7:Jtl. Kdna Fischer, piano-
V , ' continue through the coming week '. , '
i " " as will also the mornlnr --
v Tonight at Union the Btock show association will express service at i o'clock.
J its appreciation to legislators for their work in securing a t,4'.: l 1;l "I"' Tet''rt,i "
' . . ... , ... , , .. . . . ... "' dealh f ber father. Mr.
state appropriation and will pledge the constant effort of its Jones, ia Friday. Mr. Jones was
' members for a record-breaking show this spring. The Ob- w,"!" Ion Ve,'raKa at the time
... . , , . , death, but many Cove peo-
scrver believes that the Eastern Oregon show is at last "over i.ie win remember him as he spent
! the hill," that it will become the greatest factor we have in ?" ycllh i,n- '"' about five,
promoting the livestock industry of the entire area east of "rh.'h'gi, school rPoded en
the Cascades. masse to the Invlutions sent out
: . by the campfire and boy scout
1 groups. Games of all kinds filled
Governor Patterson, political gossip says, will probably "1" evn'mf- Refreshments of
seek tosccure the state's chief office for another term. And "andwichM 'ere
after he retires we'd like to suggest Judge Roliert W. Sawyer, i nreshea accompanied
i newspaper publisher of Bend and state "highway commit cbE
1 ioner,.for a term along aliout 1934. Oregon has a public Ralph coad for the spring vaca-
i servant of rare -administrative ability and keen,! broad-vis- "r"i,y t Oregon L'n'"
ioned judgment in Bob Sawyer. People of the state will miss j curl nurd it k. "operator of the
a real opportunity if they fail to retain his services in the l'",'" "uw.er "lant- M uk, n '
,,-. Friday. He was taken to Baker
, Coming jears. " immediately and Marrin Blake.
- - who ofierated the plant until last
onj oi Mj u-d atmmiy agnritierfflariduuia7cCTgpjorKeco Uu
lakt-n this year would be a campaign to prevent carnival com-' 'r. Kva liom and dauitiiter,
panies coming into La Grande. They do no provide anything IX" n'with .7. !
unusual in the way of entertainment and they do bring an who is caretaker there. They
objectional type of individual into the city In practically all T."".J'"""' Kun'"!: eninKat.d
., .. ..... report the snow- still quite deep
cases. -They take a lot of money out of.town and leave very .above the power house.
little in return. They fail to contribute anything worthwhile I, Mr"- Vun l,vL"n ' mffering
!. - ;... J.l ... i. xi. ... fro,n a l-aralytlc stroke. Hhe
M uic .oiiiiiiuiiii.jr o ut,-vciuiiiiciii, ur w uie moral lone OI coin-, Is doing us wi ll as can be expect
munity life. Jn recent years a carnival s chief excuse for
coming has been as a benefit for some local organization seek
ing to J-aise special funds. This year The Observer hopes
that other means of money raising can. lie devised for the
sake of community interests and that carnivals and their
camp followers can lie made a thing of the past in La Grande.
' TEACHING CITIZENSHIP
Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter of the Great Commoner, hits
somo ideas about public service that could well be copied
by other members of congress, male as well as female. She
was elected to the house of representatives from her Florida
dibtrict last Novemlicr and sees in the job a greater oppor
tunity ..than merely voting for and against various pieces
of legislation. In a recent interview she said ? '
. .''During my term in Washington I plan to bring
one boy and one girl from each county of my district
for a lew days' entertainment and education there. If I
have a hobby I guess it's practical education in citizen
ship and statesmanship. I want these youngsters to
sec Mount Vernon and absorb the atmosphere in which
George Washington lived and worked. I want them
to see the supreme court, meet the president, visit lioth
houses of congress and those great white office build
ings that belong to it.
"I want them to leam tlie working of each govern
ment department. And to feel Uie historic mellowness
of the White House and the spirits of all those who
have made it their home.
"Through these sights and stories I want mv young
people to appreciate how they can serve state "and na
tion. Much stress is laid on teaching the mature voter
I think his education should start us other education
should in early years." I
Not all memlxus of congress are financially able of!
KMuiav, iu uu wimi ivui.n uwen proposes for the sake of edu
cating young iHH.plc in citizenship and statesmanship, but
most of them could pay more attention t0 their young con
stituents in various ways and thus promote a greater inter
est in government and the priictic.il asocUs of democracy
Such an activity would pay dividends in the future and would
at the sumo time, keep our federal representatives in closer
touch with those who seek to serve.
Jn every young person's life there is a period when the
workings and theories of government are intensely interest
ing subjects. To prolong that ieriod through mature years
is the privilege and pleasure of the intelligent teacher and
such workers in the public .service as Kulh Bryan Owen Not
that more young people shall lie imbued with the ambition
to hold public office we will always have quantity for that
purposebut that a greater interest' in citizenship and a
more intelligent and informed conception of government shall
bo promoted. Indifference to government which is democ
lacy's greatest danger can be prevented in the formative
period of young- citizens more effectively than at any other
time. ;
10 to 12,
NBC: 5. ouinter:
an elephant's bath requires S NBC
worth of soap and more than 1100 KI'LA (STOkc) :30. dance mu
worth of Indian oiL Just the Item sic: S. band: Id to II. oulni, t
news;
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L i2fc5A Car I
A veritable garden of blooms . . . wherein solid colore and fascinating
prints vie for rivalry . '. . where every new tint and design is repre
sented . . . and where woolens, silks and cottons are treated with fresh
importance. As an inspiration for spring wardrobes, it is unequalled . . .
for these are the very fabrics that make the smartest spring frocks and
coats . . . ready to be interpreted to your own ideas.
LUSTROUS SILK PRINTS
""10L0E - - color is the keynote - - if one is to be fash
ionable this spring, these many-hued and diversified
patterns of lovely quality silks will be an inspiration to the
lady who fashions her owfn wardrobe, and now is the time
to begin - - when the assortments are complete.
to $.30
FAST-COLOR FIGURED SUITING
fJIIIAT serviceable - - easily laundered - - colorful ma
r terial is offered you in a varied assemblage of new
spring and summer patterns. 36 inches wide and guar
anteed absolutely fast color. See these newly arrived
numbers priced at - - ' : ,
50c
to65cm
SPARKLING ARTIFICIAL SILKS
fJIHE material that is gaining in popularity yearly for
its serviceability, Its fast color, and pleasing patterns
and designs. Full 36 inches, these fabrics cut to an ad
vantage on most every garment, The prices are - -
r7CTc to I-J.00
to X
CHARMINGLY SMART FLANNELS'
gPORTS WEAR for early spring requires flannel ! And
in this group of both figured and plain colored mate-''
-Vials varying in width from"27 inches 'in the bright colored
blazer flannels to 54 inches in the plain and figured mate
rials, offer you a wide assortment.
5.85 to $J.25
YD.
COLORFUL NEW PETER PAN
IJ1IIE material of a thousand uses is here to greet you iii
-i -. hmJ J C C a .i
.. ou uuureiii aesigns lor spring. Children's frocks
and play suits, house frocks and aprons - - all are uses that
Priccis6 "SiVe' PraCtiCa' nU,telial may be Pl,t to- d the
' 50m
mm
ErW
Dodbe
owcr rriccs
llIK new l)odj;e Rrtithrrs Six is jndtvil a snper-vahir a
more -for -the -money car not only when compared willi
any jirevious Dtxlgr Drolhcrs creation, 1 ul with any car.
tlmt ever wild at tir near its j ritK All that this Micrl
tar oyvorj to jiosscss i n stamina, in dependability, ini,
roomy tumfurt is rmjiliasixcil I lie "moment you observe
it in action. See the new Dntlgi. Brothers Six drive it
then only can you appreciate it rxtruordinnrv wortli.
FIGHT BoilY STVLKS: ")i7, to 'lOd". K. o. tt. DETROIT
PRINTED LAWN AND BATISTES
100L, airy prints in pleasing floral designs in popular
sP'ing and summer colors of yellow, blue, green, or
chid, etc. These materials are 36 inches wide and guar
anteed fast color See these new and different patterns.
The prices are - -
50'"' 60'
N. K. WEST & CO., INC.
La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years
Brothers six
Chrv&llk .Motors Product
L. C. SMITH t
9 Depot St.. I - '..
rational proKram:'s, music .
Salt ljiko trtje
Kjti. (iuukc S. Hawaiian trio;
NUt: S. variety propratu; H,
concert; 1. NHC.
; San fmiH-iM-o
. KPO (estike) 6, onart.t und
h'i . NHC; S:So. music.
-rtiillo: 9:3i Tommy and Bob; 10
tu. 1:1. dance nuisic. .
KKHC (nkc) S. concert, music;
9. choir: III to 12. dance music.
Jos Aiuti'lcs
K.NX ii5tikc) '. s, music; 7,
ra-llo skit, features; 1 to 1, danco
mtusfc.
KKI t"kc) 6:50, Nllf; 8:30,
musical programs: 10, NHC
IHpnwr
KOA S3okc 6. Trt.ulwdours:
6:3. Mil.-; 8:30. In the Garden:
. orchestra, nuartct; 10, NHC.
Hollywood
KMTIt (57"kc) t to and ll to
12, A ItC program.
MOSt'OW (AD The first Kruuti
t fixe workers emrloyed on bin
nun farms aro en route to the
I'nitfd States tn learn American
mnhods of wholesale aarrR-ulture.
The second croup will leave tbis
tuohlS.'
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