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Pape Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, March 27, 1929. (to nunc . ar-wjtaY . . Z4ttr m4 raui ir twihw, wa, a J4I i .. La tin, (huh. in Onmrror-mMt awry Jrvtar. Hlf mt th Mtm t ra, (num. M Cuum tun Mttr mt f Man I. It?, orriciAL vm. or t6 coxrrrt axo tbb rrrr or r- qw vrMkKR AtmociATZD ntm Th iMMttM t-rwa mnr msOOm I a tut Wfc- f til my UrvtA crfKa4 t W a Wwwim erf(u4 M t-j0Mf Kt, Ail nt (4 nvMtooMt 4 annal -MTva Mi m , urf U kwsai M Wat aJa rrw . . CK.KfTWjr ATC ftf OuiM . Pnr, month 10 tfr7, (fx KfteMl la . baft?, im) o7 M baftr ur awvatk H i4nt . bally, month tm . tmlfr, p tf how . WkW OVm-ir. pr yt . .. ft4 Uutmf, ffitmt, wXm Wwtk tHvir, uAt. ytt Ktttomn hunt . 71 m MAt na apfteatl. It aaM Ital hazl Mhnt IfMMvl, Anm wajM'a t Kttrjnli, ; Shortly sitter ii had retjwd from off it nrynd gw J imor fn ix ytarn, Oklahoma yrtMtdiA to get fcoy and eon- idr charge a gain t three jturtle of th tapretMH vnrX. I Which would indicate that noiwrthing i wrong with thl abte piece of work than thi. 'tl in (Air home communit'ie wiH vm. a thwe zirm political mtrn in Oklahw. that mar h, Oklahoma d- x t,. terve vtnrtienditt'um tut its ttmngt in wwfcinjf dirty liivwi '''t " ' I. ...IK. t U J .1 J 41 I- - Ukt. U .J r Ilk (M l in pufjx; wnri it iiikja uui neat wkik m m ttrzr itn 11 xiii It' TtmifAe that othw tat mijfht jiit Ivnn txzrtitfc. " ' - J . . . ' ') r . fc ? j, i i i j i 9 r.em1n Uf Sb f tmrrtl put. tikn in Vtiion snui WalWwa &unlie. 1Ur(entnitve (A m. ehrilx of eornrmtce and ctmmuebil UAit wi0 twk t''iViMw! iiim iav thr wghniz&tUm ttX aaid modrat tjrr for an ad-: y i i. fir- Mr vertlufnjf campaign in mlMte MUrn firm and dairy jwr-'JJ' "'"SVJti, nnU. We Wtwe thwe i no cwrtYiereial hdy Jn either crtin- 'r ii k iit tt u And with th enth(M;am cr-'r. nt fr, Mr. rnnk Hfy n 1mUr rr.mitir. Mm, T ..... . ..n ti.ttrf. r.. u w ,rt..rfM M . wittlnjf tatrwn U th mre iwrftahfe pratoi f divcrxi- r fcr-. ! fid land. Spreafing the , th dairy vm, the hen,! tVh'i.'bl oZ' the pig, the nhftKp right hr at hme will do a maeh to it-. . i rrwU farm fpMrtty a bringing in new tettten. I ' ." ' on. 1 ' ) rnHf t th li(i of Mm, M1l ''. f OUR WJKXT1AL FOR gUCCKSH - - wm.rk who ).u V,at diiiraiWg hrgS.' niUK4; r'iLiHt S,:!' iwre dignified word, what ars th fundamental fiualifka-i- tin of a modern bniffMM tiV? , -JJXwJL'mZ tiriutiei Ionard Y. Ayr, vice m't4etit of the Cleveland ""- "'" rhury. Mr. Mount Trur.t. Co., and one of -the ht known economist and utativ 'ticfarw In the country,. ha .ri,a good many uch (xrople; imd the other day he mt dwn and tried to figure out jut what (Uiilillc a man muat have lit enaf;le him to aHurne lenfltffthlp In the hunineaa, induatrial or financial world. He fitmlly decided that there are four exwrntlal rjualitie. Ili dlcunlon of them in highly intereating. ! At the head of the lint Coliinel Ayrca places knriwledge of the field In which ft man in working. "I mean," he ex- p r.om . hjiptpi jjlalnu, "the jrn:tlcal working knowledge of hi own field that enable a pcrn to face with confidence the unending 'TnT3"TFTTflTTnriffl .iimiii i t Him i 'm nnii"i'iiini 7 . "-' f- tl lt ' " TZZt ' "" 1 ' " ' ' "TrjJ !M T.H jttrtM.marta.it , Tf.VX IZ) ( f LH TlfODERN jn their , f jH 1 ts aheer. 1ht new t Zirj Yrrf 4iSJi.K' ft I lTl shaping and de- namim frr,m Fh( h i I A hti Cfr-tl iS ' cidedly "Spiing" in I f nix and Kayser in I t'J 1 ?1 I fO SiitJ ' Jl U their, colorings, t h i s 1 till their Xaxtrdn nn- 1 t l W . f t sA t I v- LiS-;II T " nmnn r.f nnunl Komj if if J forn hade will add a vf 1 l' 'J I ) tit J Jk I and pouches are an es- J ;Lj) fmiafaing touch to your j 1 A JT,4 lif y-j sential, if milady be 1 V V I F f i Tfw weU dressed. p w tit i v v i i i - j ii ij i i :i .he.: ait i m Js uC-y1 iSf , I r I I 1 I M1'M:liu',Wvefi I Enterprise Alan Is Arrested On Liquor Charge h4 tttkmn a Umt oi huiiHoll K't(l in y.MrtptHHt Hfhi-tH they will Itvo until ihf.r Ima a pi-iiian. ft J'ilon, Mr. Kva f itxpairk'k I'fl Km 4y for hr hnmm at TuriH-r. fr.. nr ittittn inn winih vUitlna li-r iiMcr. Mm. Willlain HunlT nl Wart, a hum uf frK-irlji, MliM Klliin Ifnurt hn arrlvl bum ttntn Ihn t'nlvirfaliy of Or K'm in Kitnm. Mm lo not '!,., r, ll.,. i.Ki.Mt.i.1 ,.ilr..i;,llft ..t I.I- P""""n h IHKlKBra t. at r Mr, an4 Mm, Jlarly Vnur aucalon of ordinary problem that come along from day ;"",,; ,;r U) day In the regular coumo of bualncuM," ' ihr tri-y Mnt tiinr chiwnrn to Kecond lie llnta courago; the wllllngneau to take a chance,' ""hnut rii,ou,n ami h. co to accept I'lwnoiiHlbillty, to act declnlvcly even Wlicn a nian U"'' rit.iin. or Kniirv, i not dulto dure that hi. courao f action la tho lieal one i.-iZII"?"'mThV?." avallnbln. And atich courage, he cxpliilna, grow out of the '"" r of California. iliHt qunlificnlloii. In tho third place Colonel Ayrea puta ' i-ori,iad?h.rh..nhrCii?. tictlvily. "J'erlteiit activity," he rcmarka, "la one of tho 'iirri o oh. yo.M, ,r,,i,' .,.- ,ii i tit i , .1,, . vnnllon tliat la to hrh H.l hri thin fcuntinUitU. l-eademhlp la never won by inertia." amnm.r . a vinor to u.n i.o,tn, e, ' Mlllwlnw. -i,...ti. ' A ... . ..I.. I . . HIM ...... II. I . I . .. 5 4,oniiii!i riyrea cfinciuiii'i; ine iourin (lunuiy in one lor which wo have no Klnglo word or term In Kngllnh. It la tho iiiblllly to Influence the action of other people. ... It la a iio clal WH-lnl nkill, l-'uiHlnmnntally, it appear to be the ability to :o thiiiK from lliu other peraon' point of view, and by two of that ability the power to make him eo thing from your point of view," Cultivating llio-nn four (iialili-ti, according to Colonel Ayren, la cultivating the habit of mu-cwm, You inilil apply them Ui Mich big men an you happen to know and nee how they tncHKUie up. Surely there lit material in Inn obMcrviilloiiM for teacher mid parent to coimldei' carefully lit child training. Willi Health in Your Possession Willi JIKAIt'll in your poHneitHii.ii ynti can html a drive fur other MiHfHninii. Wild HKAI.TII, nil lliiii'N are pnaKiblii which you coiiHiilci' Hinnililc. Today the piublein of henllli him Ikvii very iiiurh almpllfieil. The inechauical iillgniiienl nf the nplm in of filNl inipoiliiliie, fin' on It drjioiidH I he nerviniH Iml nnee of the budy, and a body in which aN iiartu rei elve mi eijiiiil aupply id viUd iici'gy, In a healthy body. Ity my I'lilivinm llc and I'li.VHlntheriipy health inelli od I correct dineanf of all pni t of the body. Make your npMiinlincnl for health by lionliig UI7-W today. ConHUllalion Five. IV atinniiKr IUiIh, UK. J. K. WOOIJIIFX 1 1 tin en I In nmunil, IIimmmI t ft, Ml V. M. hurt IIuvIn nnd ha by rturnl Hututuy from I'oftlund wh-ro Mm. HrtviH In ronvBlfrW in Mt orta of th hOMtiltula, Htm fcrntly undT- i Hniit an opfrMtlon. I Mr, ii nil Mm. John IwIr (lliiii'tr KuriN nt hoiii( of Glenn Mviinrry nl Knlfiiirliw Mn(i(tK In fionur of Mr. MoOuiTy' lilrthiJay. j Mr. Hfi'l Mm. . J, I'clfy urul 'mi mi nu to trip hi Hood Ulvt'r m tmiiiiiK hnmi Mumluy mornliiK. 'Miry vt?rn H roin pntih-d n fur um I'mtillf'lnn ty Mm. (loor-jcn l'lilllnr ml ditUKht'T, Vrntlit, t Hiixi'l rrtiKiiti, of Klwln, Ik vIm IMnff linr lHtfr. Mm, Wlwloin. Him iifTt-oiitiuiiilt U Mr. nnd Mm. Wlflnll, or Mis In, who uIhu vlHlfil Mt Dm WU'lnin hun iv. I Mm. MiMlnr Hwiitia. n nrnlor nt I Ihr tinlvi rnlly, wui I'ullnl tiotnn by l li ftrlniM IIImpmi or her inuthcr, MrM; I-', I,, ri'Hrre, who hum tiiki ii 10 Hip IioniMuI til WhIIohu 1'iitlny .lilt) lilt 0H H(l0ll pffl fortiH'tl ttiul iKiy, 'I'lut hM tif h witu Unit Ihn tlin (or rtK-rtt-l u oiHinli B Kit I fl, I i ifhtln ui? Miixloiinly Iiiiiiik fur Itio ImnI. MlH. f. II. Miiltltl Htl-t .IllllKht'T. Ht-ittuh, rntfi lHlrt ihn NflKhhitr hixtt) I'hiti nt tin ull ituy tmilliiir til I ll' lt hulMI,l MlKll WlHHl'Alllfl linn bl'fH Hltwnt lioiti hunt rur hcvi'IhI tiny wllh Iht.MliM.I flu, ('ml KiImuiiIh H4N anions Ihn i nli h nHt wtifik, ' Mm. I.llu Mt Kllul VUIIim! hrr iliii;h(i'i', Mm. Amm i 'mil, ut l-.u-ttiMlriii wt idiyn IriMl wttk, 1 Mm. Juv I'dimM" hihI Mm. Akuh ( 'a ti1 If iihvi M m, Hoy f 'tmUo h Rhoui r nt h"r hump ViMlnrUy r tvtnm.h, Mimy iiMcfttl Ut worn M i rlvt il, 'l'hi litmtmii'M nrvitl (mi r-ri NhtiMMitii a titl a vry In 11 It etlMlf linrlHMHl HH Hprnt, Wlmlmit uiii cullnit tu KlHtn S cOitfiiiltiy by hn lMihui lllntHHi ( hn tiulu'f, K. J. Wtmloill. A tlitmiti tuirty wim itlwn nl Ihn i if K una homo WititiBtluy rv. hlim unit n enjuyeil by a iMimbvr of IrltjiiiU. Hankies FLOWKU omameiiU and Imttonicrn j!Qm)uto, Ihe.foHturnfi. Datnty hankies of ilk or Jinen; colorful flow er adornments are uxed in a variety of nizcn and colorings. 25C to ?3.50 Easter -That Gala Time- When All The World Dresses Up WHAT a collection! As we Took through its varied beauties, words fail us. Such distinction of design . . . such flattering grace . . . such lovely fabrics and colors. Choose a new ensemble ... a slim suit . . . al luring frocks ... a new coat , . . a sleek hat . . . and go forth into the world secure in your KIGHTNESS. And your choice here will not only be fash-iou-iight, but price-right, as well. Coats Ensembles 19 :M '65-- Frocks Gloves SOFT, pliable kid or washable'' fabrics ill beautiful hajjnioniz ing colors in either short, with colorful cuff, or the pull-on style pictured above are "good taste" for spring. $J.OO to $g.00 Smart Spring Footwear Promises lo lie Light in Color 11 PO sand, nude, parchment, beige and sunburn, are J a few of the favorites for spring. ' The styles, both high and low heels arc cut low and airy, suggesting win in weather comfort. The liinh instep buckle is fea tured in Ixith heels for either sport or dress. Smart tie and ox lord effects are seen in two or more leathers for street and sport wear. ..sr. to $ 12 .no Springtime Millinery , .'aw ' , Is Indeed Now Colorful HOW to tell you about them! How to convey an adequate idea of their extreme smartness . their modern newness.. Hats down in back and up'iii trout . . . with plane wings . . . hats up on one side and with a long ear-lap on the other . . . dozens of them ... each managing to be different ... to flatter . . . to capture Paris in its inimitable way. In pasteis, bright shades and dark ones. - ? . .00 ,A CKANDK'S I.KADINd' STOUK N. K. WEST & CO., INC. rort ovkr THIRTY YEARS Read the Observer Want Ads It Pays