La Grande evening observer., September 07, 1929, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Saturday, September 7, li)g9
(Iiicorporatl)
An TmlciipiHleiit NowspniM'r
FRANK B. APPT.KV.V. ..
Editor nnrt Publisher
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS..
Published evening, except Sunday, at 1410 Adams Avenue,
La Grande, Or.j;on. Tho Oliserver.Stiir puljll.:hfl every Friday.
Entered nt the l'oMffice at I-a Grand", Oregon, an Second
Clan M ii ft Matter itnd'-r ad of March 2, 1 S 7fl.
OFFICIAL VA I'KH OF UNION COUNTY AND Til J-J
CVVY OF LA (iliANliK
MKMrJKIl OF ASSOCIATED I'ltEHH
The Associated I 're.su In exHujd volv entitled to use for publica
tion of all ih'Wh ritapntches crfdltod '.( It or nut otherwise credited
If puhllHiyd herein. All nhts of VfpnlilU alion of Hpeclal dis
patches In this paper, and al.o the local news herein nI:o ar.
reserved.
National Ad vert ImI riff Represent" tlv
M. C. MOGENS'EN & CO., Ino.,
Ran Francisco, I.os AiikcN'H. Sejitile, I'ortland, Chicago,
Detroit. New York
SUIiSORl I'TION RATES
Ity Carrier
J"JalIy, per month In advance 7fto
Dally. Hix months lit advance $4 .iiO
Dully, single copy 6c
Ily Mull
Dally, per month In ndvance &0c
Dally, per six month: In advance .,..$2,5(1
Dally, per year In mlvn nee $5.00
Weekly Ohserver-Hlar, per year., $2.00
ADVERTISING RATES
Display, forelqn, per eolinn n Inch....
Display,' local, iter column Inch
Time contract prices on application.
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THE CHILDREN'S A HVOc 'A TEH - -Take heed Hint V derml.-o
not one of then- lln one-:; I'm- I Fiiy niiio .yon. "That In
heaven their ;hik1m tin alv.:ivi helmM (lie I'.ne of my I'Mlnr
Whielj Is in heaven. I'm- 1 1 - Sun of man Is come to ;;.ive th;il
Which was !(!.- .Matlh' w ISiJu, 1 I.
CHILDREN EAGER
FOR OPENING OF
SCHOOL MONDAY
(Continued from Pace 1)
mi-' tint's will he held In all build-
J'fis to disciiH tin; d' tails of tin-
npeHIMK
The Town Doctor
(The Doctor of Towns)
Says
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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1;
WHV DOI1S A Ml i f. STICK Ml
lI AD Tllltul OH A I i:m i;.'
j -, I ei-L Work i Iiavc :---n many a niui1
t ,. i,.,. ri united this morn- n-ach luff for Bi'iifs on the other you wan
ll.K that h- han received Heve.al re- ' Me ut . he fence. II, KCh his ea
, r,-,.,,, tmlcnts. Im.IIi l.os Hlnrk. his iM-ck Hd'ii tch, and I
.lUt w,.m .m- part time work and throat cat up wlmn v
,,. ,, and hoard. Anyone in- a-s mm-h. .him ;:s icn i
....... .a ...mv ea II him at the liiuh as hili and hiMiriant Krniv
(.(M, under his V":y hoot'. Hid it ever
M 'n "mder to effect a savlmc to occur lo yon t. a. U the M'iti..n
H.e 1 i pairoriK certain of the whv he does Hint? The,,. Is a P-a-
, ... , .,.),..1t.l i,v the won - it's hr.-athe- lie's a mule.
:.ti,ie teiiM.,,k ci.mnii;v-iloii will be '""
imn.din.e.l ..tilv iiito grades wh'te apidie
, , , ,, . : ,.: ... i . . , v- - in liiiv ntiiniti
;l new h..el 111 the Mlbjeet effected.
New adoptlui.M were made in ail
la nuimu". phy.-lohiy and writhty.
The unly changes elfei-tlnu the La Now, do not li 1 1 u ndersl a t id
Orande m Ihh.Is are tho-e in t i i i m ks wiitt'ri with only Die intent
laniuaK- and phyMol-t: y. f plaeiillf blame wh- rc blam-
, due. Noi now. nor at nny oi'i'-r
linok-, LIMCll ;i.Ue, ,1-eS thlv W-'iler overlook
Following is a lis, of the hook, m
in the two killer Mibie.ts wiili an .
evplanalion concerninK which! Then- are many merchants who
fri'ades will line l lie new hooks anjjdn not deserve your cnnfhb'ra t ion
wlih'h will continue to u- those ,; tUt wliirli nin-s do and which
ones do not'.' '('here's no law
si a t il I c o ivcason 1 ha l eVe n imp
l hat you should buy anything 1 1
due Ionic and r
ii people in ma nv com -win
insist on buying tlo-ir
net lis in some (iIIh i' tow n. 1'mm hmit ymi
pe.lithrs. i,r from mail order picas.-. Dm
hows. s.
the (HIM-
iS ol
now In 1 1 1 1 1 r possession.
(n t In- fnurl Ii urade In ui:u:ir,
e.juise. all -i-li pupils will by tlir
newly adopted "Lower liuok" by' any n
.le-chke, INdt- r - Oillet. All pu so be!
pils hi tlic -LA, .'i-lt. r.-A. li-l! an" . position that he .b
li-A chisi-s will continue lo use Ihf j what he has to o!f
"oral and Writlcn KiiuIIhIi," Look . lie yon In bey it ami pv you a
I. which they now have In l licit ! "rruMiii why" you nh,nld buy i"
posset-sion. All .Hcvcnlh and eiuhtl: from him. in preference to anvone
erade pupils will continue to nst . !,-.. whether lh.it anyone - he be
(lie newly adopted "dial and U'rit-j local, hi .some other town, a mat!
ten l-hiwlish." I 'pper Rook, by l'ol-j order houe. or a peddler,
ler, Jcschkc and Ollh t. sini-e lhl n(e only way tor you to he snr
was in use In La Orande before it j (" lioi-e who are deserlnu is t
was ad. .pled by he stale commi:;- ; Kvc your I.m-.iI iii.h bants a chance
their part. llrM's different.
A mcrch itil t' at doe,: n-.t nut
iiis way to -et what you think
thai docs not arrange
Iiis utoie and hi.-, .slock, iniii i.is
h-dp and create an alino-pheie to
JUI phase; the merchant that does II' t
jiM fell you the wa- ymi want to oe
iuht .-old. who continually ere s ain;,l
ever bu si a- ss and Mill does no; I' : ii "
h as", tr:,Uy 1! lei i-l-fV,' .11. V in II
be has the chance - that n. hat.;
ts not di -serviiiir.
You 1 1, a be your iv: ii timTi' y
is yours, and y..u have a ri:.-l:t to
Spend It W!.ere yoll pleas.-, W p '
- are nr w hat o'i
and t i ;;. id. r ,o:ir
condition, if the c-. ui i: n tii; y was
taki u away Iroic you. 'lie- co-u-muniiy
can . i atom? wlihoiit " i.
but if the coiumiiuiiv was com
pletely taken way from the smii'v
of your income .' then u Sia i ''
Il is a husine..-; propo-ation. Kv
cty time yon buy somel liin.!.1: for Hi"
sa nil- or more money, oualiiy con
sidered, from anyone or any 'place
ciher than from your own cuii-
f munlty. it is co.-ihn,' you money,
s Si '-Try The llonu- I'olk l-'liM
ii ' Copyright, ll I'll, a. I ). Stopc.
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(U-.- .-: 7. .i:.'h's i:i S.:iin:
I. -ut: Ii.. i:h... I. mrs: I! In 1.
LA GRANDE
STORE
Successors to N.K. WEST & CO. '
Kayser Slipper Hose No. 88x
The Service Hose of Quality
$1.50
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y stern
S, oi-uan.
dance band.
KI.N t.vMdiel S. violinit. pianf.-t
!: on KKN. and me
i.pra no;
KC V
KV1 (T'ti
S, (u-ch'-str.
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Kilt.) CdHikej 7. NIK'
I 'out: h I iovs. st odio: 1 it : I fi
dam music. t
San IVinciM'O
K 1 l (CM.kc) N. Nlti; S:
tui-e; i::ini dance music;
Nik'.
Los A twits
KNX (lar.nkc) S, church ser-
it. ice- ; vici-s; UStn. music. (
KIM (Ii'inke) N, Sunday sorvires;
: music.
S::ta, KFI (tiinkO 7:4;, NIK; ,8, Sun
to 1 -, I day service!.
Tacinna
K VI (Tih'kc) 7::i" to til, musical
a, fea- program,
1 a ::in. Si'aiilt
' KOMO ('. r: k c 7 Ma. NIK; S ,
Alpha;
1 1'. ol ;; Hi e
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KN'X f e ,"ke)
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CMS; 8:3A, Kl'L'' (Ulnkc) 8, CMS: S, sym- , Sunday pi'iini in.
ul.de: I", Yojri phony or.de-Mra; I a. Ikiron Vaste ; Sun l-Vant'lsi-o
music; llr.JO and Lucius; u:n to 1, dance inn-' KFKC (lilOkc) S, Sunday pro
si. irram.
Sea I tie K'I'O (Iksnkc) 7:1... Nl'.C; a,
KDMii (ftL'oke) 1 ',, news; 7:3a, word and music.
i -Vk; rs; S. Nil)'; 1 lo 12:3u. ; Is S L (I I :UUc) 7. Amos and An
:r:;i. dy; S, L, I ). S. fdttirch.
at nr.?
chant, ii' that men hard is Leproduction prohibited in whole
or in part. Published by
not tell you nervor through the coopm
md how , in- i he I .ions idol..
Canada Is Large
IIIDDKN KAI.TII
We talk Hindi of natural resources ami
if weal Hi Hi at
.mm. ! I
Couccrnlmr Ihe physiology or '
health books, all r. It pupils will
buy t he new "Ilia It h tor Kvery i
ay" by l:li; ow and Itroadiiuist. j
All r... imoil.s will continue to use
waits in rocks Mini soil for tho rewfiling hand of human - ib aiihy l.lvillu,, it..ok i. i.y win
enterprise. Yet nearer to hand and of Krealer worth is ZIC
an untold story that will not wait Ioiik for discovery and -i n in unnio mui .i-ii;iii...i-.
is too often forever lost. This is the hidden Renins, jroodncss '',!''!,s1!V-m",ihY!Im'"'"
and usefulness of men, whose discovery makes ureal an age " n"w 1,1 ",,,,r ii"-'-i'"i-
ir nation and whose loss leaves il poor indeed. Karely do ,., .Z"1' :'iM"il''-ni?-s.i'.!'y, .'i'i'
men reach full stature and slrenntli under the pressure and i";
perplexities of the busy world. They are constrained l.v ' ltt' Z rlwl,t'uy "inliw '"m"
unfavoriiiK envircinmeiit, by unkindly ciicuinstance, by ijvnor- i-'i' -'" i"i i.v w. .'ui..iinn. ai
unco ol their own powers and possibilities. I hey leave at .,.n,: ,.r nic .x.-niiivi- -.,i,ii,iiii .
last their full work undone, their full worth unknown. They "' 'iiinnic. i'i. ii.ts nst i:.-
, , , .-..I i linn ;ih hi'lil. r r sl.lcl i rr lv
leave the world poorer than it tiiiijht have been had their ai-ih.m :: isa ,niii.-ni. -rin-secret
resources been discovered anil used. Some men have1'1"'1' r,- lhsl ''lll!,- tn-t-i i
the wisdom and means to free their fellows somewhat from 1 i , ' I ! i','. t'i' "n . S-'i ' . n i' . i-1 j , m- s.hci,,i'
the constraints that overlie their possibilities. They cam1-"1' ""' lhl1" 1 mm-ii
,. ., ... . ,. ,, . ,. In tin- I'lr.'il tiinil,. If iin.v nri' In l.i-
discern the promising sijtns of cimiius or the stirrings ol nm-;,,, v ,M ,,, ,. i,,.,-,,,,, (),-i,,ii..r
liition and draw them to the surface where they may live1 )' "in n..i n. in
and prow. Such men 'reveal and release real riches the ,,,',' !-"iV'i 'i'h'-h!,i'.i"" " " ''" ' "' ",
riches oj' Hie heart, mind and spirit. To do this is lo invest " inmi' i ;
I . i j i j . i , . ', i , i , M'lin'il HI llti' .Ni'liniil nj'' Mi'l "I
iii htnmuiily ami' til becoim-'n partner in lis best work Mid linv.i n,i ;. ,i,.niM wl, KsU
diarehnldor in its most needful wealth. '" "" 'i- o o. i i-.-n i in.ii
n. In, i, l ihunlil mil I ho i.rn.'n nl' iii,
' ' - t-iiv Miiii i'lnli'iiili-nl, Alain li.V, In--.
TIU'3 SIIOKTHS'I' DISTANT!-: !'"" '! '' '"' "" !,!"",n- "' '- !
: I w i'i'IiI S n . in. n ml II n . In. mi .
Highway construcl ion on the (.O'and scale if has been for ; U"n.i.i . -rii.. Krn.i. i.rniii.i.i.- in
some years and now is being ennaeed in Ibis countrv has ' :1 1
- , ' -1 . I In ri' will In- tiiinn l.n' :n
produced the highway engineer and 1 : 1 1 1 j i i t the country i hi n i.ii li Mi'Iii.ii.
about road building. IIi",hway ennineerinn: has become a
highly specialized branch of enn'ineerinjv chiefly because , WIM't KA(i I') IS
modern methods or load construction demand expert super- )K( ()V VAt VA)
vision and plauninj;-. ON MOl'NTAIX
One thinjr highway engineers have learned is thai every '" V'A" "
loot a lnjfliway is shortened represenls a consiilerable savin;.; :n
for the taxpayer and road user. The taxpayer saves beeaiiM- J
it means less road to build and maintain, while slim teiiinn- the ,,
way results in economy and time saving for the traveler.
The old notion thai a few extra miles do not mailer so
long as the road is good has been abandoned by all hut the
seekers after the longest route home. An engineer points n
out that a curve with a "Ji ill-foot radius makes a mad Mi
feet shorter than if the mad were permitted lo I'ollow the .,
old square corner ol' the survey lines. .Multiplying this by "
the number of shaip turns in Ihe average old-style highway
vindicates the mad-straightening policies of ttate highway
departments.
Now that the motor truck is so exteusivelv used for the '
ii
transportation of food and other eomiiindit ies for public cm- n
sumption shortening the highway distance between the ship- 1
ping point and destination means lower living costs Ihiotigh
reduced cost of transportation. Railroads spend millions 'j
annually to find, for their hacks, the shortest distance be- n
tweell two points, and the saving is not all their.-,. -i
,n 'rii, -n. ir i h.
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(liiv.-rnnr l'.,tl,rini tnilnv ii-;-ini-i!
Iln- nnniial ni,i-!;oii:i I inn in'tlili:;
n 1 11 1 T't Ihe w, ik ol Si-il ,-inlii-i- l.'i--I
as ( 'onsl il III i'Hi W'l-.-k in lti-a-Knn,
in inn I ininii y wnli lh m;i-
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I.-'s: ! a. .1 mi-.. :,i.i.i,--. I '.'. rei-iir.ld:
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KII.I l! l.'-'l , I'I'.S; la, .li.iico i r , , '
mi. i. ; I l' t . i 1 r an SIMI.1V I'ltOCi I! Alls LiqUOV I' T 01 it III
r i (i. l"la-l Y Ala; ::;!!, Ti'ar- I a i .Naunliai nr ir.i.-iiini; c-nni-
i'r. ia. ;- : n on,; i . ; M, iif-us; l,:n' 1 tt'i.ra in I'm- Stnalay niiiilt
ll:ir., M:.lni,.:ii: ;'ie:-. I'.illi.v.-s: li:i:,. m-i'lii'Mli a ; 7:1', U) . : li""l'( ll II A. 11. i' Sept. 7 C A I -)
sail l.al.e ( lly i n elu.l l.-s in volaa. t ! ova ni in, -i) I ol'l'l.-inls nnnnil'lci'il
KSI, (li:'aki 7. AnnJM ,'OUl An X" jinn.'1-n ins a va i l.-i t,lo on K.I It. Onlay lliaL Itl-illsli ( 'ol :i lllliiil la-
lv: 7:::a. ii.Mi ii'mi. nlal li-in; S. mill,- KS. anil K(!A. ( livt-iv, ll prnl'll of "a- fl'Olll
a-': l-::!a. aai.n. iti-s; !i. I'l-uvo I'ni'l 1:1ml Ilia, sail- nl' llillnr (llll-illi: llm Mix
.i-..si-;ilii, KliW (liL'aUc) 7:1a. Xlli": s. niuiilhs .nilhn; .March. HI. 11123.
If-iui'r S'lnilay in-iiKrain: 1 1', litll'- sym-' '1'ln- pinl'lt was lln- 111 i-f.-t fur
Ni'A (':'.:. i '.'. oi.-anit: 7:1".. pliuny. a lili,- pi-i-li.nl .sint-i' th,1 K'iv,'i-inni-nt
Saialay .-.'n.'.! 1. : s-in pr,". i,-v. SpnlillNC (link ni-- lln- Sllla nl' llilliH' ill
c.-llOnnil K I 1 1 I alti'ki-) 7: I.",. Mil': S. Vim-1 I'.Ul. 'I'lilal prnfil fur Mil- i-iKlil
lain f 7 '"' 1. I V Xlli': 12 In 1. ,lnv pri---r:i in. v.-:it- wai S L'-l . r. S7 . S:i:l.
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BKTTEll MKRCHANDISK
LOWER PRICKS
Everything in Infants
& Childrens W earables
I NORTON'S Kiddy Shop
l" A. Mn.lt. r-li. li
'a-O'l-.l ll!,. lailli- ,.f T. . I'. I..-.
1 a' 'ii In-i ,- a lal A II, lain, ran,,, i
at" I I' "Hi SI. I....l
1,1 " I-"'!"': I" 1,1 I-, ai,l hi:
' "" I' i" in I tn- 1 1 .ml a- liaul. I i , .
"it'' - mpanii-.l him.
may ixtjniu-:
into actions
of siii;.ki:i-
K'nutlniiial ir,.m 1-hk 1
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I!,!.-, .sain In- li ..I .ill-, 'lull
Tl IROUGI I thickest traffic, dawn steep
est 1 1 1 1 1 s , along the open road, yem
ii.r. e a fcel'it!.; of security and confidence
in driving the new Ford hecat'.sc of the
quick, cilcctivc action of its six-brak-1
.sy Ml cm.
A p.ii'ticul.u'ly pleasing feature of the
car is the smooth, silent, poshive oper
ation of these brakes. The four-wheel
brakes take hold with a commanding
m drive a new Ford
grip at a slight pressure of the
(nnt re, i'ip Uf.l-f ncil. An k$i&JZ'l&
wSf.;'?
etToitle.-s pull on the brake
lever is sufficient to apply the emergency
or parking br.il'-o'.
The si-b:'.;1;."' r-yrtem on the new
Ford g'r ii-...- higiicst degree of
safety 1 H' i'."t.v because the four-
whe
el ;r:u-s .uv.:
:c separate emergency
1--MIIW lll'ltill
, N.
"I 'll V ,1
or parkiiv; or - .
c!".af.i,:a!. i, -lei : . -i".
braki:.:; .ir'. b. I
all of t!ic inc-ardi-.ig
type, '.vith
enclosed for pro-
.til tlw new Fen cars come fi vol.- equipped n ilh
a Triplex thatler-proof y.i. ituhhielj. Wind'
shield of the Roadster and Phaeton are also
vf this non-shattcrablc glass.
tection agiov't nutti. water atul grease.
T!.e verv ci.-f.:--:::- advantages of this
tvpc of brakitig syicin have long been
recognized. They are brought to you
in the new Ford through a series of
mechanical improvements embodying
much that is new; in design and construc
tion. The comforting assurance that
your brakes are equal to every
emergency means a great deal
to your peace of mind and
adds immeasurably to the pleasure of
motoring.
Ease of steering and of shifting gears,
the smooth-working clutch, and quick
acceleration are other important con
trol features that make the new Ford
such a good car to own and drive.
Come in and see the beautiful lines
and colors of the new Ford. Inspect it
mechanically part by part. Then know
th; thrill of driving it. You will realize
that it is an unusually good value at a
low price.
Roadster, ,430 Phaeton, 160
Business Coupe, 525
Tudor Sedan, $525 Coupe, 55
Sport Coupe, with rumble seat, 550
Fordor Sedan, 625
(All pricrt f. o. b. Detroit, plus chsre for freight and
delivery. Bumpers and spire tire extra.)
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