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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Wednesday, June 5, 1929
! HAPPY MARRIAGE airplane view of part o f grande ronde valley
I IS QUITE SIMPLE
So Says Dr. J. E. Dillard,
j Baptist Pastor and Fa
i mous Writer-Lecturer
H1RMING1 AM, Ala. (AP) The
;moHt carpliifr crltlcH of marriage
iiih an InHtUutlon uro those too in
different to work out a feiiHihlo
plan for marital miccesH and adhere
lo It.
This Ih the opinion of Dr. J. 10.
Dillard, Hap Lint paHtor and widely
- known writer-lecturer.
t "15y their own actions critics un
rt ermine tho foundation! of linppy
'married life, and when their
homes come tumbling down they
blame marriage, " Dr. Dillard naya.
"J Iio number of divorccn in pro
i portion to marrlaK'H would bo mo
j torlally lowered If tho woman
'would put uh much tlmo Into homo
making and effort to mnke her
husband happy na she doeH in try
ing to find rensoiiB for divorce."
Dr. Dillard listed 10 commnnd-
m;ents for housewives, which he
'aid would mnke marriage success
ful. If observed. They are:
'Thou shalt remember thy mnr
I'lagn vows, and act as thou think
est other married women ought to
; act.
"Thou Hhalt dctermlno to make
i thy marriage a hiicccsh and be
.. willing to pay tho nrico thereof.
Study, plan, work, pray, give and
forgive If thou wouldst make suc
cess of thy marriage.
"Thou tdinlt learn lo work In ;
'double harneHH. Study thy nun- I
, hand, bin liken and dlsllkea; titrcss I
thy dutloa rather than thy rlghtH. j
"Thou shalt keep thyself attrac
j tlve in pei-Hon and manner, Dook
: thy best, be thy sweetest and
' never nag. Never say cutting
i things about folks, especially his
folks, and must especially his
mother.
"Thou fdialt watch tho llttlo
IhlngH. Kr ep the house clean ;
cook IiIh favurito dishes; see that
I buttons are sowed on and the
mending done.
"Thou shalt sympathize with thy
husband in hts trials and help him
in his biislneuH. J'ut thyself In ills
place; don't expect luxurlcH and
comforts ye eiiumit afford. He eco
nomical but not stingy. ,
"Thou shalt make thy home ho
attractive that thy husband
not want to go to his club or tho
smoker for a llttlo peuco and comfort.
"Thou shalt never compromise
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EAST NORMAL Fugazy And Robbie
CAMPUS PLAN Pr.il tr, rt 7?I-
IS OUTLINED Fml t0 Get Bl eakS
(Continued from Pago 1)
This airplane view, smixI abovo Wv town or Imblci. norihas( of & (inindc a tow miles, present h an
oxcellcut plctuiv in the rcrtlle t;mnd' lloiuli- valley. In the distance may !m mii tin- rich farm lands
and to tho right arc several of die largo apple orchards. The pictures also sIiowh a .strip of tho Iji
(;raridc- Wallowa I dike hlghuay.
FIRST UNIT
IS DEDICATED
HERE TODAY
(Continued from Page 1)
Architect John V. itennes.
Careful Arrangement
Tho administration building lias
been planned with the arrange
ments of tho rooms particularly in
mind. Throughout the structure
everything has been built in as ef
ficient and convenient manner as
Is possible and local
educatois, 'veniently located
who have Inspected the building, other class rooms.
cloudy days or at night. Each class
room Is also equipped with an elec
tric clock and officer lead off from
some of the class rooms.
Mhrary In West Wing
In t!io west wing, at the end of
the long, wide hall. Is the large li
brary, with built-in shelves, maga
zine racks, librarian's desk, etc., It
ia particularly well lighted.
Tho library, with the presidents
group of offices, the seven claHs
rooms, and cloak and retiring
rooms, completes the first floor di
visions. The music room Is to the
left or the main entrance, con-
in reference to
of both students and Instructors has
been Incorporated In the construc
tion, in tho class rooms, for ex
ample, strips of cork-like material
are placed above the composition
blackboards, for posting bulletins
and class work, and doing away
with any necessity of marring the
blackboards.
A main- bulletin board Is con
veniently located in the hallway
on tho first floor directly facing the
main entrance.
Adjacent to the girls' cloak room
Is a large rest room. Steel lock
ers, are to lie Installed In the boys'
cloak room, It Is said.
Much of tho furnishings have
already arrived and some have been
installed in the president's group
of offices. Kolding Heats for stu
dents, of American walnut and of
strong construction, are at pres
ent Htored in the basement hut
will bo placed in tho class rooms
very shortly.
The Iron Firemen In the heat
ing system wore supplied by Kred
Kparth, the piano by tho Kantrrn
Oregon Aluslc comuam; w-nd the
Vlctrola by Adlcra Music company.
with ears td enter north of the mall
to a service area west of tho ad
ministration building, and another
entrance for automobiles at n.
point back of the library building, !
leading to the parking area behind
the library building and tho dormi
tory, with a turn-around at the
southwest end of the gymnasium.
It Is expected that the library
Ibulldfng and the practice school
j building will be the next two struc
tures to be added to the Eastern
i Oregon Normal school, with a pos
sibility that the dormitory may be
jconstructed about the same . time,
either from state or private funds.
jThe gymnasium, power house and
'other buildings would follow as
soon as nnances permitted.
The entire plans for tho campus
have been arranged to provide for
the Increase In Eastern Oregon'H
educational needs over a great
many years. It is ho planned that
whether the growth be slow or rap-
jld, the construction will proceed
along set lines that will maintain
;the school In harmony with the
t needs.
Many who are deeply Interested
jin educational advancement are of
ithe belief that It will not be long
until the La Grande school will be
come a four-year college, which '
will necessitate additional buildings.
BROOKLYN (AP) What a year
it ha bean for the kings of Hroolt
lyn sports.
Wilhert Hoblnson, manager of
the Brooklyn baseball club banked
on Glenn Wright, his new short
stop, to pull the term from the
mire. Wright reported with a sore
arm and hasn't been worth as
much to the club au the bat boy.
Humbert Fugazy, after several
seasons in the promotion business
with nothing but red Ink on the
books to show for his efforts, tied
up with Jack Dempsey in the hope
that thoolu- mauler would bring
him prosperity. He made Jack his
promoter, figuring that If he
couldn't do that in a great big way
ho might try fighting. But Jack
crossed up the Faltbush Impresario'
by jumping to Chicago. 1
praise the arrangements and con-) The second floor contains tho
slrumion highly. largo auditorium with an adequate
doing Into the building from the Htago and droHsIng rooms, as well
itopuniiiK etilrahire on the south siiie uh eight classrooms,
one enters a beautiful vestibule The basement will be used for
and hall, done In Honduras mahog-. corrective gymnasium work and
funy. 'Jhn remainder of the interior laboratories, and In the west end of
woodwork In the building is of the basement Is the modern heat
vertical grain fir, ing plant, consisting of two units
Turning to tho right, walking f-d y automatic stokers,
over tho variegated tile floors of j Modern Heating I'lnnt
the main entrance hall and vest I- An approved and modern sys
bule, one finds the office' of the tem of heating and ventilating is
president. II. K, Inlaw, divided into provided for the building, with
a private office and a general of- thermostatic control of the heat-
will flee. To tho right of these rooms lug and with thermometers' placed
and connected with a hci-Ioh of In eaeh room. The radiators warm
doors ho arranged that one may i circulating air which Is passed out 1
enter the hall, tho private office or into each room so as In insure an j
tho office to the right without go- uvea temperature, and the thcrino- i
thy convictions of right and duly, ilng through any of tho other rooms stats prevent overheating.
but be careful not lo mistako thy) Is a room In which Ik located the Floors In the corridor and halls'
selfishness and stubbornness for .telephono switchboard with an dec- are covered with linoleum and all!
trie clock nearby. lavatories are provided with floors
To the east of this room Is an-of (He and plumbing of the most
other office, to bo used by the modern and sanitary manufacture .
executive secretary. In the wings The floors In tho class rootiiH are
are located himicIoiih class rooms, waxed in a natural color and arc
well -lighted with largo window:;, conatruclcd of fir.
and decorated with a. light buffi Two fireproof stair lowers a
Hliailo pleasing to llio eye. Power- nvo nlneed iinnr tlm mid of tho vltwi lunn ,.f n i linwu ...i.l
day at home as well as at church ful light units, which also nrotm-t inilhilnir. orovirihiir H.tr.. .ri.-iti i. ... nr.. 'r,....,i,l,. im
and In Hoctely?'nnd when thou hast the eye from glare, Insure ntleiiuat'e' exli' from the building " ' boy wnnls a w'lfo who w1fl"ftirm"ii
madoa mistake, back up and try j artificial IMiimlnallon for every Throughout Hie building, every- J r.o-fio homo partnerahlp with him
ukuIV; 'room In the entire building on thing possible for (ho convenience when ho marries."
II All D PROGRAM AHEAD
FOR, FLORIDA OOACir
GAINESVILLE, Ful., (AI) j
CharleH W. Bachman, recently I
named athletic director at the Unl-
Iversity of Florida, has a man's I
.sized Job on his hunds. j
j In addition to supervising every
! sport, major, minor and Intra-mu-rnl,
Bachman will have charge of
Florida's greater athletic expan
sion campaign, which Includes the
construction of a modern Olympic
si.e nulutoriuin and a section of
the proposed university stadium,
Ho will also bo responsible for tho
showing of tho 191'U edition of the
Florida Allgators.
convictions.
"Thou shalt not pity thyself nor
talk of thy ailments unduly nor let
others persuade you that you are
having a hard lime. Your success
will be worth nit it cents and
mo io.
"Thou shalt he a Christian every
HOME lAltTEHNIIIIm
M-:W MAItlUAtiE NAJME
NEW YORK (AJ) The term
"home partnership" Is supplanting
the word "marriage" with youth of
today. Hays Newell W. Edson, chair
man of the nodal hygiene commit
tee of tho National I'arent-Teach-er
association,
"Tho modern young people shy
away from the word 'marriage',"
Edson declared. "It carries with it
too oiiieb mystery mid illusion, too
much suggestion of t he clinging
SOX CATCHER A LAWYER
CHICAGO (AP) Moo Berg,
White "Sox --catcher, will practice
law after hla baseball days arc
over. He has been admitted to the
New York bar.
G
reen
Parrott
Grill
You will find La Grande's newest grill the
place for a meal, light lunch or a fountain
drink. Courteous quick service, a wide
choice of foods and drinks, a handy location
all go to make the Green Parrot the ideal
place for students and townspeople alike.
Special Student Parties a feature with us.
Foley Hotel Building
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We Announce With ileal Pride
The Selection of
A
COLONIAL 0 It AN I)
PIANO
For the Music Department
The Eastern Oregon
State Normal
School
This Piano was Purchased from the
Eastern Oregon Music Co.
La Grande, Oregon
Both Faculty and Students are welcome to avail themselves of all our
facilities in promoting the advancement of music.
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NEW NOMAL
SCHOOL
LIKE S AC A J AWEA-THE IN
DIAN MAID-POINTS THE WAY
TO BETTER OPPORTUNITIES
FOR THE NEW GENERATION OF
EASTERN OREGON.
OUR CONGRATULATIONS
to the residents of Eastern Oregon, to the
Regents and the the President and Faculty.
We are proud that the Sacajawea Inn has
hotel facilities in keeping with the needs of
an educational center.
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acajawea inn
Points the Yay to Better Things.