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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1929)
Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Tuesday, May 14, 1929 '1 S I ) FRANK B. APPLEBY... (Incorporated) An lnoVfnlnt Newspaper ..Editor and Publisher - HARVEY P. MATTHEWS. .Business Manaar Published evenings, except Sunday, at 14 1; Adama Avenue. : La Grande, Oregon. The OI.crver.siar publHhi d every Friday. ' Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande. Oregon, ae Becond i Class Mall Matter undr net of Mnroh 2. 1H79. OFflOIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND THE ' .; . CITY OJ' LA GRANDE t ' ';;' MEMBER OF ASBOCIATflT) PRER8 !'- The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise aredlted tf published herein. All rlKhls of republication at special dla ' ! patches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are) ' reserved. National Advertising Representative , M. C. MOOKNHEN & CO.. Inc., ' 6an Francisco, Los AnKeles, Bcattle, Portland, Chicago -1 Iietrolt. New York . SUBSCRIPTION RATES r ! 1 lly Carrier ' ' ' Dally, per month In advance .......... 760 Daily, six months In advance ..................... 14. 60 .Dally, single copy. ...... . to .... lly Mall : Dally, per month In advance BOo ' Dally, per six months In 'advance . $2. SO ! Dally, per year In advance MHHIW,UM..jMI Weekly Observer-Btar. per year ...........12.00 ;.. ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch rim contract prices on application. 42s 40o ? R. H. Jonas has come back to his first love. Founder of the Wallowa Sun some twenty-twu years ago, he stages a proper homecoming by buying it from Mr. Hamstreet, alert. and capable editor the last four years. Mr. Jonas, we know, is glad to be. backland we are sure "Wullowa welcomes him. Jle is a newspaper .'man of fine experience and ability, a credit to the profession, and we anticipate much success for him in jthia renewed adventure in the enterprising town of Wallowa.' ..:v:; il IP-' Li WKIW 1 Wednesay, May 15th Is New Shapes! New Weaves! New Colors! 'A SPECIAL- DISCOUNT ON ALL STRAWS THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY .:....:..:.: fjsjfc-- ina, v---it f There used to be 'considerabfo doubt whether it was pos sible for a human being to live for a century. Reports of 1 centenarians were not convincing to people with a taste for Statistics and documentary evidence. That doubt, however, j lias been pretty well swept away Recently there have lieen a lot of news items about people alive or departed from life at' anywhere from one hundred to one hundred and thirty-six years of age. It will be observed, however, that practically all of these instances of extreme longevity have to do with people living simple, plain uneventful lives, so far removed from the world of action and progress that no attention is paid to them until their death. Is a long life so greatly to be desired when it can be said that the most important part of it is its end? Far more desirable seems the ideal represented by the deathbed words of Theodore Roosevelt who finishd his 1 Course at an ago comparatively early, "I have hied aslull lit and a happy one." : Properly estimated, Roosevelt lived longer) than any score of these vaunted centenarians put together. STRAW HATS TOMORROW ) In the spring a young man's fancy doesn't turn to thoughts of clothes quite as aptly as does feminine fancy. Particular and vain as he may bo about his apiearance, there is not the varietv'of temi)tations in wearing aunai ol mich as meets the woman's eve. But when summer conies a mero man can! K.I.,' X 'Kfttiii.vw 2 i i The National llrpadcaHtltiK rum come into his own. On straw hat day he Can blossom forth pany program for Wednesday 1 1" w headpiece and have a celebration all his own. :A)g tomorrow he'll do it. Ho will buy a new straw and appear , Honda' to Romance; .jk iiiii il on the street unafraid, lie knows there'll bo lots of others 1 "i,..11' lu T'-Ul""""- f)oing the same thing and misery loves company.' Not that The American ,uroiMi-usiini g we would have anyone think for a moment that straw hats !c,,"i;,""iy i;1""' ' wiMinemUy i , . , . ,. ... .. , , I night follows: 7. Guillen Goto iiiuku men iiiiserituie. tuuu 10 me coniniiy. iiii'.v are cooi 3 and soothing and all that sort of thing Hut a man always 1 has his doubts about a new hat for the first appearance or so. SI Old hats are hard to discard. They are familiar, friendly things, regardless of how dirty and disreputable they may j be; and the average male can't help feeling a bit nclf-con- i scious when he goes before the public gaze all decked out ill a new bonnet. So he conspires with other men to do the same thing on the same day. v lie notices how nice the other ! fellow looks in his straw hat and decides that maybe there's jnuch to be said in favor of his own improved appearance. fach day he wears it he becomes more attached to it. As it gets a little soiled and a little out of shape, it becomes all I tho more familiar and intimate. And before he 'known it, 1 lie is desperately attached to the straw that was once strange and new and when the first of September rolls 'round, he i develops a hatred for the stylo decree that insists he shall discard il for a fall felt. His only salvation is to get started . ij with his straw as soon as possible, to enjoy its summery Jl charm and comfort as long as possible. Tomorrow is the day : i in La Grande. Get a straw and tlie summer will be off to it flying start. . Of course you'll want one of these smart new straws to start the . new "Straw-Season" right. All shapes are here for your appro val, Optimo, Sennits, Fedora, in Milans, Leghorns, Panama, and , Sennit braid weaves. The bands are varied too, plain colors, striped and pleated styles. Drop in early while the selections are at their best. K. West & Co.; Inc. The Day Gp ; Man's Store (lypsli's: ?:8(i. cutiifdy Nkntrh; . Salon orchestra: 9. (lolilnu tlali Oypsles: 9:30, Kvnin's Ciipd'H? III. Mleepy Time: II to 13, dunce mu sic. Portland KOW (0'.'llkc) 7:30. slllillo pio irram. features: 10. concert: 11. dance band: It. news summary. KKX (llsokr) 7:30 to . silent: 9. C'uthnlle lecture: 9:15, AIM..'; II, news, weather 11:05, AM'. : Iam Amri'lcn KK1 (40kc) . 7:30. stuilln: . NIU!: 8:30, quartet: X concoi't or, chestru: 10. NHC KNX l06(lkr 7:30. feu I tires: 10, (Ins Arnhelm's ori hi'sti a : 1 tu 1, dance hour. Denver tt Kt)A (HSIIkt) 7,. Mlf; 7:30. news. Salt UikV lly KSI, (I130ki) 7. NltC: 7:30. Senator of Hamlplt county; N, varied prnKram; 11:30. little hj'iii phony; 9, mlntaturo conceru; 10. N UC. SH,knno KC1A (M70kc) 7. Alt:: . credit men'M lulk: 14:15, Alio program. Kliy (DKOke) tl, miinlcul Kram; 7, Nlti': 9, feuturcH; 9.-30. striate ensrmlile: 10, Anius uud Andy; 10:10 lo IS. NIIO. Salt r'rnm'lMco Kl'Q (lisokc) s. NHC; 9. studio; 9:30. Tommy u ml 1IIU 10. Jenno Htafrtu-d's ori'liestro: 1 io 12. NHtr. KI'-IIC (Bloke) S, teuliireM; 9. orchestra and. soloists; 111, Hopkins orchestra; J 1 to aret bund. , Oakland KtlO (790ke) . NUt'; ".8:30. Three lloys;.9, quintet coiiccrt; 10 lo 13. NHl". KL.V (SSOkc) 8, educatloiial pro. Kram; 9, studio; 9:30 to 10. souks and pimio. Seattle KOMO (llJOkc) 8. NUl.-; 9, chcHtru, duets; 9:45, news: 10, or II. .Muflc 13. c(,- ,1 jehi'Htra with huIuIkIh imiiI nialo itiartpt. KJH (!)70ku) 7 to 12. AUO pro- Fishing Vessels Seized By Canada WASIMNCTON, Mny 1 I (AIM A HMut't will bi iitmlo on Iho run. ndian novornment by the Untied Stat h for intmniutlou rmicfM-miK tho e I xu in of flvo AiiMM-tcun risti Imr vcsmoIm by funiida in tionm Im Inml lliit'liiir, HritlMt Coltiinhhi, fv ulU'KtMl viiilution tif tlio fiwhhii: tiwity hiMwefii tho iwii iMUHitrk'M. ioi.oM i, to mrriitio WASIUNOTON. .Muy 11 (AIM- tViliuirl AmtJH A. Krios, recent ly re lieved ttftpr pIkM ywuK of norvict' iH dlll'I f tll chPlllUal WHl'fHl'O wrvli-e with rank of majnr nenentl, w II ret fruin the nrmy on hia own uiipllrution May It!. mi. iiki.i.i; Mvnica (MIIUulltA(.'Toli Keep Well Health Pays Daily Dividends Hours: I" I. 7 to 8 Free Baseball Tickets I it Went. JacoltKon IUiIk. I I Cruitdc, Ore. I --- j TRY I W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST K! rill I ' ! 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