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Paw Sixteen LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday. May 30, 1920 (looorporatnd) An Independent Mewananpi1 FRANK B. APPLEBY.. I HARVEY F, MATTHEWB.. i. Editor and Publisher Buelneaa Muvuw i.i.Fubllahea evening!, .wept Sunday, at 141 Adam Avenue. , La Grand, Oregon. The ObserverJitar publUhed .very Friday. " Sstsrcd it An Poeluffivo i L Grande, Oregon, ai Second Ciaea Mall Matter undT act of March 8, '(. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION CnUNTY AND THB , ; --)'v CITY OF LA O RAN DM . :.i . MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRE88 ,, , Til Aaeoolateq Preae la exrlualvely entitled to ua for publica tion of all news dlepatchea oredlted to It nr not other win credited If publlehed herein. All rlghta.of republloatlon of epectal Alt patchea In thla paper, and alao the local newe herein also are ' rewerved. . , mmmmmm mmwmwmmw Natlonnl Advertising KepreaenUtlve M. O. MOOENSBN & CO,, Inc., ' Ban Franolaoo, Loa Angelea, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Detroit, Vew Y irk j BUBHcrn i jon it ATi'.a : ' ' i ' ' ! t.urrlvr DalhW per month In advnc.-..; ........ Dally, alx months In ttdniiK.... . .... Dally, alngle oopy .. .:............... i Ily Mall . Dally, per month In advance '. Dally, par alx months In advance...... .... Dully, per year In advance i. Weekly Obaerver-Star, per veor.. t t .,. Tlo 4.M ....".i tO ,..II.SQ .....,l.00 ' . ,. 4M . ADVI.FtTI' ifN'.: HATES Dlaplay, foreign, per cviumn inn.. Dlaplay, local, per column ln li.. i, rime opntract prlcea on application, , ' 4J0 400 ' " 'J ' I IL .e..i JKtlifliftf IlVeV,iVeeW5eV ,wp k AftJTTA"T1 . a!! h l c 1 rr - - o n1, 'M CL.: Cl i oar c ocnarrner lviarx 1 V t f f t f ? T t lrt when I Kit to llilnklii' till la tliu KrvatMt nalloii on rartli aonm rot Kit book coiiipm wit nit' J Ukr It by atomi. Wine, women r , an' dry offUwru. . . EXPOSURE TO SUN BIG HEALTH AID X t i 'In past years Memorial day has been the occaslpn for flower thefts from La Grande cemeteries thoughtless acts Manv Diseases due to lack 1 . of Sufficient Sunlight, ' J Dr. Strieker Says, it :., J rnlrrm Mr, nun hit " PORTLAND, May 30 The huh hoa boon uliiniiiK nliico the IickIm- " Friday and Saturday 4 .50 Regular $42.50 to $55 values gVERY suit in our stock that sells for $42.50 to $55.00 is included in this gigntic sale. These are tthe best suits in our store, all Hart Schaffner and Marx made. The. new styles, notched lapels, peaked lap els, tattersal vests, pleated trousers, new colors of tans,, browns, blues, grays. See these exceptional values in our windows. ; . t t T t t ? ? T ? t t f t t T T X ? T f t I that brought sorrow to those whose loving hands had sought i to pay a simple tribute Young boys, perhaps, who yet Know Homing or aeain ana tnereiore regara me iiowem on a gritvu nimt of tho world, yet the i , without realizing their significance. This year, we hope auch tt i l(l"lll,'el1"''v,'1,li; thievery will be at a minimum. Hun and the aun'a rnyH. "j . . f i-w . ' - - Many fllHeiiHea aro duo l a litfk ' , .. ' m , . . , ' . of Mlifflclent houi-H apent In liio How important are the manufacturing plants of Union ,un. sunlight ia a neceBity of ur. 'county is shown in tho information presented in the Home "" nianta removed fr..m hum- 1 ? . ' , , . ,. . , . , . . llBht eoon fuder and lono llielr vl- i Products Show sections of The Observer today. Desire for t,.iity. i-egpi0 who mo confin. ii in. from dayllKht t T t t t t ? Light Weight Felts and Straws Reduced mail faAttviAa tlinf will nrnvirln nnw nnvrnlla ia tnnimirfll'il v durk placea uwny 1 , . i . .. i , ,i become pule nml tond to lone their ttnf fn 4 Via hanlrmnnnri na nnn nnrtniTilnfifl t.hn VAM10 nr IhnRA - t . 11 u...... X i .A put In the background as one contemplates the value of. those normal healthy vigor j j nnm hava nnH (ho nnaathilitv nf thplr o-mwlh. Turn iAA "oha have a paaty akin 24 i -in:.:- J..11" it . m,. a M "r" "nrt lM'vm """ tt,e "" : . u qum tcr iuiiiuii uuiiuib, mvuiumg iw int vuccnm o mi- enay prey to (term Inri'ctliina, chiic- Htich per- npt to wv ia nnirl pnrh vnnr tn pmnloves in Union cuuntv factories fiHy thoao of the Iiiukh, ..... . . . . .. .. . . . . . throat. t f f T noHO and -which does not include the railroad or highway shops pay- aun'a beneflta by i-enialnliiK In- i-olls or those of any retail business. And over fourteen hun- do0'H B "" ,uo Kennnu.- ci...uiaiiy , . 11, 1! 1 r. 1 ii i. during iho cold wenlher period. dred people employed continuously. Surely the community nuniinht i only a mmm pan r run do nothinor bettur thnn natronize these" Institutions al- VH"' "f enoru-y wavea wi.i. h ...... . ,1 ... 11 l,re conHtnnlly potirlnic th i-eaay eswDiisnea. uci acquainiea wnn mem. Awiw.me mm. only narrow h Home Products Show Kridav and Saturday. Every citizen V,e w"vo cmiinatinn tm the nu ... . ,, . , , . . ...... t ,'H Interpreted by the, human eye I will be well repaid for his interest. , a iikiu. whiie.iiKhi or iiayiiKhi. t' . . ; ' Mm miulo up or U-ompiment ray eje '. V MKMOniAI. HAY MEMORIES ' . !' . . W'T"1 & era vz;rv '""Kir y u 11m iwibipi " 10 New Summer Styles in Shoes Values to $8.50 $5.85 New Shapes - New Colors All Sizes I o s UITAlilE Imts for warm weather comfort cither "feather weight" fells or cool comfortablo. straws. The felt hats in pastel colors of grey, tans and browns offer a wide se lection. Straws in all the new colors and shapes now less 20 All Light Colored Styles - All Heels SMART styles in the popular colors of Lido Sand, Sunburn Kid, Beige, French Beige, etc. The styles of pumps, straps and crepe soled oxfords, that lormcrly sold to $8.50, makes this sale one of importance. "" See theselO styles now priced at : $5.85 tltroiiKli Mltll llf I liR HUM La Grande's Ijeadiiig . Store N.IC WEST & CO. , INC. For Over Thirty Years hi - v', v..a ' '"M1 r Mamnriu! Dnv lirinov 11 fliMMi nf mimini'iR. v MmriiirlpH nf V'M . .v.. ....... . . , ... 1 ..." ..... the IiivIhIIiIo ultraviolet T t T t J ? X ? T J f f t t t f f t f T t T ? inlblo llalit Ilea the reHliui of ..iii.i .. ...... ...I... ...1. 1.. 1. the early observances, when the boys who had saved the Un-j iminirtnut piiyHtniiutinu i t ion swept in long processions to tho cities of the dead, j ''TrheT uTIritv'i t , I Pa" nonors 10 me comruaes wno nua gone on uoiuiu. J ahfiuhl nut lio lullKi'l than .10 mill' IIKIU III HllllHIlllin ..... .I'l... I...ut I 1 Hid eiiKCN Llio uermiciual liuwer n. Memories of the parades of bygone yeans the eyer short- ' memories 01 me worm war ut tiie noys wno went cnecr-i TheHe Hhnrt niyn pnuin ing and .singing through the streets in'Lhbir vay to the. train- "utaH",m lu"hln ing camps, keeping step to the heart-. iuitkening "Over There. ' verHoim who imvo n..i ben w.iy to fnt Mia linitufftu nr (liiin ultriivln. tlie lilootl mill incieiiwa Iho rcm- ol ,,iyH , Bt ci,Hilien i-njoy to ! . l ' ....u U- 1 l i.. f Am . . . . . fMll-at extent tho hiiu'h rays. i- vu 11 iinrs ui iiintviiciD. wiu crci iciibiiciuiiK unco ui iiiaiuhuo una euro or tickcih tiro utipoitiint ( marking the resting places of those who had entered upon the '"T"' of ""illl",'- '''' "nviuiei l , ... .. . , ,, . . .l i t "Kill einiBeii Iho iilwuiptliin uf ier- lust bivouac. Memories of the Spanish war of the Maine, of, tui mineiai Niita wi.i.ii am -,m-Dewey, at Manila, of the rush to battle In Culi and in the'lo,rfno'' ""; "'" or the loetu X , ... . f ,,ntl bonea. , It InereaMea the heiuu. iaraway rniuppincs. Ana iat.er tno-nomecoming ur me Kiuiin or roii coiorimt mutter or dead to sleep beside or near tho hi-i ..' . of the eiirlier conflict. Jj1'10"1' u,ul ,lcU ,"" " 1 Memories of the World war of t ue boys who wont cheer-1 TheHe Hhnrt nivn nrmlurn rcd- im of Ihn Hiiimlno. boon (a nurd Memories of the long hourt-rackinc suspense and tho, fears ,'j-j-eenuy i.o.,i.i ie,ve ,.uti,. 1,, after the boys had disembarked in I ranee, and had gone for-uni.Ki.t. it i won tit oximiko i.r ward to the battle line. Memories of tho thrills that Hwepti;,"" I;;;11;,,,;; over tho land as tho cables u 11 wires spread the news of the from minahine without 111 erreeta glorious deeds of our boys on the crimsoned battlefields. l'Z "nu.n'e II Memories of the henrtbreakt ns l': i-fal 'i'tt! telegram brought iikih but not uncomfortable mi tidings of the death of the mMKhUr boy... or of the boy who ;,,'7'?.nny,,;7.!eS-J: t i was nearer ana dealer. . T1.U8 It is that aa- the huroes of tho old wara pass away the heroes of tho new battles fill the vacant places, and pay homage to tho glorious did who hud ; erved their country in its times of peril. And even when lifting pt aco comes to the world there will io men,' and woim n. and children in every community, large and mi all, to y -potuate observance of Me morial day in paying tnMilp ir. Mia nation's dead. I'o r.siMiH huvliiK tutivrculuKls ftliutiltl not tintU'rtnko lo oxpono ttlOniNPlvPH tO HllllKtlilU wit In nit coiiKliliur it ihyHit;tiia tm thoro f may Im (liuimT to mich pt-i on ft'um nvonloHiiKO. Tho Hi-ontost .prevention ami nur atlvo iiKcttiH ure open air. Niinnhlut Kood nutrition and plenty of rvt uiitl Kleep. WEATHKR DELAYS TAKE-OFF TODAY"; (t'ontlmti'il Krom Vhkv 'riilrteen) time nf uuooeeilliiK expoxuri'H can outlook aipenrrit favorahlo. The fcreen n ml ora nue Hfl la nea cabin monoplane was h ant ily rlH'ck ed by I 'in I Huh, the p'lot. with ,e Kiirra, he thou took hl poMltUm In tho plane, taxied to the northern end of the field, turned southward for the lako-off and noon' was lost J-'UinAY I'IKKiltAMS The American ltroatleatliiK cum- j pany proKiain for l'riilay nlKhl j IoIIowh: 7 to 8, liarmonyland; K, 1 Neapolitan NIkIiIr; ti, featurea; ii ; 3 0. woodwind eimcmhle: 10, HaneliiK StrliiKH; 11 to 12, Golden CJalo (iypHlcM, The National HroadeaHthiff coin pa ny proRin m for Krlday nlj-h t IoIIuwh; 7 to S, Talea Never Told; S, tinlvet'Hlty of af r proKram; i, feature; la to II, Uroudway Melo dies; 1 1 to 1'.', itanee munie.' . I'orllaml KOW (OLMtke) 7. NI1C: I:30, vaudeville: 10. Mtmllo, pollee talk; 10:30 to 12. Hoot OwIh. KMX (11 SOkc) 7, ABC; 8, Hllent hour; if to 12, ABC program. Tacoiiui KVf. (7C0Uc) 7. feature, iiiuulc una aong; lo, Melody Boya.-' Dak la ml Kt.X (K.HOkc) 8. dance orchestra. Huwattaiu, HololstH; 10 to 11, or cheatru. KOO 7!tfkc) 7. little symphony: 8, NIU'; 10, concert; 11, Uunoo j music. dance inuxlc. San I'Vniiclsc'o KVO (GSMkc) 8, NBC; U:3tt, col lece glee club; 10, dunce iiiuhIc; 11, NBC. KKItC (610kc) 8, features; :30. vaudeville: lo, Amos and Andy; 10:10 to l-:iu. dance music. Sealtlo KJR U70kc-) 7 to 12, ABC pro-Brain. KOMO y20kc) 7, NBC: :3. vutidevllle: . 10,. tterenadcrs .news: (10:30, dance orchestra; 11:45 to SO, mixed quartet, i Suit liBko City 1 ' KSf, (liaoke) 7, male chorus: 7:30, mixed citmrtet, inHtrumentat trio: 8. concert orchestra: 8:30; blues slnser; fl, NBC; U:30, variety; ,10, Amos und Andy; 10:lfi, NBC. Basket Ball , ' In response. to the demnnd for nrt Indoor sport for the whiter Pen ami; the came of htisket hull whs Invent ed hy James Niilsmlth, In 1SD2; when he wns instrtietor In a gyiy misium at Strinstleld, Mttss. !; KHQ (DMtkc) 7, NBC; 9:30. J vaudeville: lo, Amos und Andy; I 10:.1o to 12, dance orchestrn. KG A (I470kc) 7 to 12, ABC prj giuni. " j I .on Aimeles KKI (G40ke) 7t feature: 8. NBC. j KNX (1050kc) 7. features: 8, popular proKram: 9. lion tamers; I !):4&, fight broadcast; 10 to 1,1 be I ne reaaed. The first e.poeurti J In the haxe. of early morning. COVE PERSONALS '! Iljr Mm. 3. It. I'riiw .f . ; (Obai'rvor Ctirroapoinlrnt) COVE. Ore. (HpeclBl) Mtaa I.u- nlno xlrU who altindrd Ilia dlmiar in l'li'Ko. Cut., at proMvni and will rriiuiln tlior. fur aume tlma. Mra. Drna Towle, lonch.r uf the hlHh arhool iilrla rlosa ot (lie Melh-1 uillat Humlny aehuul, .ntcrtnllleil at )vr humu Thiiradiiy evonlnii. Tlia and apent tlia ovenlng with htr who La Kllan Ilranhvura. Clara Itiitipi'ia. Louliia Amlci-Hun, Ihrnthv cllle I'l-clc who tuiiKht at ("rowloy lu.t .year ' haa returned to Cove to apend the vacation with her lt'ir- nta. She will tenin the Klvoralde Oolay. Orare llarlley, Uiln llrolh school weat of Cove next year. I era, Mnoty Hruthera, Katlier Andcr : Mra, Howard lltiaict who wua eon und l:llo Anileraon. taken III Bunday '''-nlnK wua, Mr. uni Mril M Uoikarei, who taken to the hoapital Monday. Her . hv xMtlnK 101. y condition la quite aerloua. ' at Wvm.n liee, w,iah.. ure exi.ened Juatln -eck. a Cove l.y who him ,,,. ,, , nl( been worklnif tor the Kkiim. at.irea VlllinKr , , , . w,(h at Baker haa been trunaterred to , ,1e ,rutl),r flir me ine IM UDUIIIP lJlti:il ltnuj. J T Word wua received by friends of j Paul KiiM. former foreHt ranger In j the Mt. Funny dint Net. that ho him, en Muted on an oil boat for two i Mr. and Mra. Hay lUker arc peudlng the nummer In Cove. j A lo rd of der )nniM the till- fovnr u nH umtitnu nntt liiiti tnkoti thU noHltlon to try and find relief, j dispatch. Mm. Kill und the children ure In V.fety from the Chlouvo oo. Probably (hey fled for n 1 TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST KS y. -.Q ., . II! Look to plumb: Lit tic Uepairs NOW Save Jiig Ones Later The right service and the finest grade materials arc assured you. A little attention now may save you a big expenditure later. LYNCH PLUMBING CO. 1'hone Main 170 35 ! I 7 mmv I H UHW BIW- Anti- Knock Full Powered It costs no more than Ordinary Gasoline Sold by Independent Dealers Tlhncu faster No matter whether It la $5 or $10,000.00 J' EARN according to plan you chboae to ue. See detail, below. No matter where you live, nor how often you may move you can do all your business with us by MAIL and make your money earn you 5 or 6 per annum payable semi-annually. Start today over $23,000,000.00 is EARNING REGULAR and SUB STANTIAL RETURNS for Oregon people in Build ins and Loan Associations. . In Western Savtnge you have THREE General Plans open Choone the one bent tuiicd to your goal and START TODAY. EARNS 5 Mai In any amount from $5 up. Add to your account whenerer yon plcaie and In any mount Send far details. EARNS ft Start with a fcml boom of 2.20 and up. and ttd In find mount each month OR lnvt tOO or mttj mttlttnte of I OO la PAID UP CERTin. GATES. Eif nfniff paid umL MAIL THIS COCrON To orwa nur rcomt. wrmnfr amch vnr mtmtrr orAt. chach or drwft for aaMni ym dcrir and fndkw pUn, Or If Too wfafc mora leWmaoioa and ow Fro Foldrr. "IXHTBLINO tow PRINCIPAL", ttU In aaM mti MmmJ MAIL TODAY. NAM! ' Ore- ASSETS OVEB !... VNBOI VTATK SUPCBVISION Western Savings & Loan T.M.CA. Acnplntlnn