La Grande evening observer., October 17, 1929, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE. ORE.
Thmsriay, (Mulicr 17, 1920.
SHOW WARES ON SATURDAY
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LA GRANDE
STORE
An Indppendenl XewppfT
FRANK B. APPLEBY
Editor and Pnbllshor
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS - Builnm Managsr
Published evenlnRS, eirept Sunday, at Mil Adam Arsnua,
La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published arery Friday.
Entered at the Postotfice at La Grande. Oregon, a Second
Clam Mall Matter under not of March i. 1879.
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Startling NewsThe anpH answered and said unto the wom
en. Fear not yc: for J know that ye seek Jesus, which was
crucified. He is not hre: for he is risen, aa he said. Come,
ace the place where the lonl lay. Matthew Z$:U. 6.
M Ml KyL
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rVbro. Oregon anil Idaho football trams line up in I In- .Mull
iiomali stadium In i'linliuid Sjiuinlny. llio three- neiillciiion
ptcliinsl alm.e piny liiiK,rtant roli. Captain Miwmi l
one of 11m- Wclilix.!' oiilslaiuliiu; lull lotors: lliition is n
line rlinurrr nf no minn ability. lillc- Captain llult f nle
Aantlals U probably the boM likx-kins luilr and intenloroiiro
runner In tlx- confctriicr. The Wchfoois nrc lielit rn.orilcs,
mrr ldojio.
TWO AUTUMN CREATIONS WITH AUTHENTIC STYLING
TmrceZine
Health Talks
The Oregon Slate freshman team plays the Normal here '
tomorrow. A fine chance to see some good football and '
can cause that person to suffer
with rheumatism and other ail
ments. Ir. Charles .Mao maintains that
S" per cent of all deaths and sick
ness are caused liy acute or chron
ic infection, many nf which have
their origin in the mouth.
l-'ooal infection from Mead"
teeth is discussed here to Impress
readers h..w much it Is lo ih.i. :
THK WHY l)F ri:i:vi :T
I IK.VTAI. Y.. M I ATU.
Karly lliscoirrr and lYemiiKiil
Saves Mcncy
II) O. J. tlry. II. II. s..
Car) .Hie.
If ti... ; ... , .
:.. ..... .l. . r - n: ...:n i. ti- oui.j
our nuns is mat uie youngsters, iroiu iurvuu! "in Know , rem., just ho. ver)- important advantage to have their teeth cv
they've been in a battle when it's all over. ; f00?- "ans '-'h are t their aimi n-muriv ami frequently '
mmmmmmmmmm I health, they uoulil never neslec-t to ;
. . ' ' : maxe reeular visits to their der.tist
Some papers in the state are becoming wrried over Uie j 'ZT tZ
delay in spending the state's ?25,fMXI advertising fund, not ! "'t six months is nut too often
that they anticipate receiving any of it but because they want : ,01, x?rt? J(.l iv
it put to work in the wt and middle west so it can start visits- the .lem.M umii one '
producing. Public officials are sometimes slow without SeTZt
reason, we agree, but there may lie much merit in this n u !, ite to do the .
imilionlul- Hnl.-io Hot oemh, incr o Hofi'nlfo t,lan u Wt i r, rr afto. w" ,n" 18 i105"1 done
V,' .
Lustrous antelope suede in a
popular fall shade of brown,
silk kid trim; also of brown
with smart enameled buckle
at the instep. T -t t rn
$14,50
Art in Footwear by
Peacock
Smart shoes are not just a "hap
penstance" they are the product
of years of experience by skilled
workmen. Peacock footwear offer
you the "newest" first and, above
all, they fit.
A beautiful dull mat kid pump
with shapely Spanish heel.
Gunnietal patent leather is
used in a novel way m-j a
as an inlay , tplU
patient.
A tooth should be filevl as v.on
. fwmie alter trie l" r:nn:rc ol
I",
live copy to accomplish that plan, selecting mediums with
ltfr..n..t- n 1 1 . a 4l,n,.n .. ..A n.r.. tUn , I.. Jl tt-
ui-iiiwot, uuc nicnir nit; liioitcis lllrtl vtlliuii lie uune tfliev-.- . . , - lur.v lire 'ram f..i- l.-,-,.i...
... oay. fc' a to insure its usejulnes . ,,' ,llI'1iii i..r ruu.i)
tively m a month or two. One of the reasons so much 1 ! th ma!!t fnima;. h v.n'd !.",l:s: The.,tr M
advertising money fails in results is that it is spent tw f l h a L,rc''
i 11 m ..... .. , .... ! "Ii!r or "SUIT l'l o...t stand the
hurnedly. loo little tin is given for an analysis of what ; " -ruhin --.re.-.c-.h a- out
iy. to bp .'iCrVimnlishnrl nnrl hnw lwf in orvirnJt.:i it w':il rn;i f::;ir.c.
YOl'THS WHO ARE
It is a romrsin
-e a :o-:t
ictr spit in
i:Uf-rer.. e- to
riiinw i i:x.i!m
The National llro-tdeasi un. eft....
l-riday nisht
emories-
si'rrs. orchestra and
s....i1: . I nlversity of Air; .
.... na.our: S.3a. male ; feature
ijan.t. m tne I'arior; Iu:3,
Noiii.ids: U to II. danee music
Tne t o!umt.:a llroadcastlns; com-
gram.
Silt Ijiko fily '
KSI, flUnkc) C:30. NHf: S.
Amos and Andy; S:I5, rcatiirvs: ,
NBC.
San lmnrixMi
KI'Mtf (filnkc) 7, features: s.
("US: 111. Baron Waste and l.uclus:
!l':Hi to 1. dunce music.
M'U (SSakc) 6:3n. Mil
dance orchestra: II. NIK'.
Oukland
KI..V fsnnkc.) 7. n":
I. Mna Kischer; S. Ml-Jinks:
II, orchestra.
KCO (73okc) 6:3u, NBC;
1-. dance music.
Ncnltli-
KO.MO (9likc) 0:3". NBC
l":3li. news; 11. Nln
to 12:30. orcan.
I
j ness trip to Haines on l'ri.lay. t who visited her listers. .Mis. chus.
I Mr. and .Mrs. I'red Fox are hav- and .Mrs. Tom Adams and brother
j Inu their vacation tills week anil : Win. Kirk Inst week returned to
j incidentally helpiiiR- to harvest the i her home lately.
Wilson tipple crop over at Imhler. Mr. and Mrs.' John Withycoml.e
K. H. Conklin came in f'-oni On- , of Arlington were over the week-
tario yesterday for n short visit ; end KUests at the experiment farm.
with -Mr. and M a. Roy Conklin. j He is a nephew of Kobt. Withy
; Mr. and Mrs. 1'. II. Conner are ' combe.
expected to return today from i ,
Climate and Tree Crowth
A pilHf tri'O yiws lai-e cmiiiukIi
to he, cut for pulp In the
Snlilh In la yeins. Inn f roilll-f'S
.10 lo ."II years for n spriteo Iron Ir.
tho North lo nitain correspondins
sie.
Portland where thoy have been
attending busilnss matters since
Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Mutton is visiiinc this
11 lo i "ecu wun ..i is. i.eii wriKiit and
1M to !
. . Mas. - aeht.
A .sixtecn-ycai-Oid San r ranciscd high schCwt youth, bnl-' -sw nni ri...-sm
limit beyond others of his age, recently shot himself to death. u
ills parents blamed his extensive study of philosophy for his t.pan m ha: aunr.x rMirativn.
act. They said he had read the works of the world's greatest a "r" tt'TJ'"". T2JUi
lihilosophers from Plato to Heine and had become SO im ' '"'"fr h'1 ftJj.nc will I aii'I of
pressed with the futility of life that he grown too despondent ; Z"Z -2 'Z
to live any longer. j tint , mouth: n.i m not r'-imro
r i .i , , . , . much lime to oe dorp
I erliaps the parents explanation of the suicide is partially ; w.ouw, th. K,..ate., ad.,m ls.
con-ect but we doubt if all the blame can successfully be i,,'"""' " '"v"y "
ilaced on the study of philosophy. There might weil e j TTh'u't Vhat''iTrork"',Mr'i
other consideratioii.s otherwise we would have philosophy ! 4on ""ho'f ."'"'iHi the pm,,
e.lnrloiilc Hlll 1!,,,., !.. ..:!.. I I.,. " " " l' "Honly reterreil
vux...,,v. niiiiiK kiii-.iiinci.ca llfclll. illltl It'll.
r.h a Urtt IJilnj; ' roaocasunS coin-
':zV:zz r-US-''; iUmon Hunters
: Kilt Two Deer
oortc l.h 4rlt-
radio commission. KVI i! up
ionter l.,,.east h. t . eei ur.s,
alel o'eir-. k. due lo in! ei f erene '
:th WJZ. . yik. ..hieh hroaU- .
cai.s on the same wavelength.
I'crllaiKl
.Mrs. 1'hy.
i Mrs. Martha Kord is expected
fi. i lo arrive from Colorado Hnrlnitx
1 - this evenim:. She will spend the
; winter with her dauehter, Mrs.
Waller Cock and family.
,; After two week!. lsit with he'
! parents Mae llalline left today fo;
I Portland lo visit a week before re
auinina. her work nt the 'elerail3'
Hoover to Speak
At Curie Ceremony
WASHIXOTON. Oct. IS (API
President Hoover has consented to
make u brief address October Se
at the time Madame Curie is pres
ented with a gram of nullum at
the academy of sciences in W'ash-Inclon.
IN THE WBST
K;w (;i,kc) C:;o. Nlic
danee band;
o,o..
KVI (7
I 1 to ir.
In the first place it is rather unusual for
It is K.-nerallv known 11,. i
: .I1J.1 IV In th II,-. t I i
a sixteen-vear- i t.,,.. .. . . . ' .
, ii , i ,,... . 1 ' s hllOl.ll
I'm ytiiuu siiKiying tins involved subject in such detail 1 '"' i'" at the root end
Normal boys of that age may be intellectual enough to get ' retr.iX;,,';,:,,!5',
a smattering ot it but that s all. .Most of them are too busv '' t""' romfonai.ie in . Uon Tam. i
DUVilltr riltitliall inailintr t, r .t., ..: one. inoi.ui ,l.es not an that asi; in. dane,. music
' " " , " .-"iuic, KCIUIIK gin- It li.li.-. Ii.im l il infection, and cordiiiKs
mi ucK or loiiowing sonic other routhful pastime. Philosophy ""1 '' r,'l:'""'1 witi,ui caus.m:
is a but loo heavy to intrigue their constant intcrest-which I T.t m"tZ$Z '
IS as it should bo. ! niomciu that the sam,. blood tlii.l
The fact that this youth was a deep student of philosophy "n" '.l," J;'
indicates that theie is some parental blame in the situatinn ! """ "''v '" pi.-k up K..r,s
Tho fnllioi- u.,,1 ......I !. ...... ...... .. .. . """ 'H local inl.
nii'iiic. icii. mui iney naa a piXKligy and ; iiwt ami tarry
Hlbserver Coi-resottdent
I". UNION, lire ISto..,-!,. 1 1
10:30 to I.', lluul-lnp parly composed of Ijave Van
; : Houlen and son Cieoixe, l-Jarl llalrd
'l'.icnn : and Amos Davis returned to 1 li
ke! :. CBS; ii, music; ; Ion Monday well loaded with Kanie.
in. e on hesir.i. ; Mr. Van llouten and son eueh hud
liem,.r j a deer and a cub bear and Karl
KO. S:!ii,e r,--,U MIC e : tj,lr.l klll...l "mi i 1.
Aiiios,,,, A,,.; :I5. features;! Mr. ,, m,-," ,.. ,., JlrKl,n'n
I motored over from li Grande to i
I An Aiijp-lrx : spend Friday with Mrs. Bell ;
Kl" :la. le ns: 7. j Wriitlit and Mrs. Kditli I'hv. I
'"tll'T o'' .' "'!S; '"' "","l': i ' ' Vranivan. r. ,reei,tal!ve
.". .' u"'''l',' ; of the J. M. Vranivan Co.. jiuport-
KN'X I le.'.eke) 7. f. ature artists: : ers of iewelrv. caiiii. on fri.ni I'nn. .
4"i. fiKht broad- land to spend the weekend with
13 lo I, re- ! his aunt, Mrs. 1. K. I.nuxhlin.
i Mrs. Mary Hutchinson and
Siknne daughters. Mrs. !. K. I.oiipbliii an I
ke i;::n, Mti' pr..- ' Mrs. Adelaide lluiii. r I,.:,.;., n bnsi.
hostiital in I'alo Alio.
Artfl T'wn TioOfO ' 5lr- l:- ' ''"burn were
nllU AU JLJaiS BtiesLs of Mr. anil Mrs. Herbert
! Kvans In I.a Grande Sunday.
It)' .Mrs. I.. y Tvrrall Mr. Ilell Vr.si. r. of yni.ia.
.DLmMmf
For all Cold3
'MIUION JARS USED YEAR! Y -y:'-" 0-GI.O.
New Way To
Improve Skin
A wonderful discovery is the
new- I'rench process which kivi-m
MKI.I.O-GI.O race Powder Us un
paralleled smoothness and makes
It stay on lons-cr. The purest
powder mini. Its color Is tested;
Never R-ives a pasty or flaky
look! Will not irritate or cloir the
pores! Its youthful bloom slays
on longer. I;, member the name
Glass llriiKs,
Adv.
5tore No. 13
I.a Grande, Ore.
MEN'S ,
Plaid Shirts
$1,18
Kright broken. Plaid
Shirts of soft, warm cot
ton flannel; two button
down pockets.
0THF.lt WIXTKR
SHIRTS
98c to $ 1.50
Kin; (j
same to tho lien
iiiinienii.v ciicouiHged mental activities lievond his iio-o In- """ """ "" "'- v:"v- ' thai
....... J r .. . . . . "
stead of seeing that boy of sixteen has wholesome i
ments, healthy outd-ir activities, friendly associations with ",'L
illioi r ll, . .1 arinntif.
" " ",c "M,L "Xf. uiey priiDaniy ttniK pride in his 'oicbt i..
ttudies ami in the fact that he was "unusual" and "ahead of
other cllUdren."
Thoughtful parents discourage that type of education.
They realize the handicap that always exists for the child
encouraged to go beyond its years. There is advantage in
breadth of education, none in rapidity. One child learning
to read may well lie encouraged to read a dozen primary
books while the average may be reading only three or four,
but the same child is not encouraged to conquer second, third
or fourth grade Ix.oks while still at primary age.
The same thing .1))pK,s t ., hlj!h M.h()(1, st;ifk,nt w.ip r()n
ndering the subject of philosophy. If the vouth who com
mitted sukiiIp had remained with high school subjects had
been encourage, I to lead the life of a normal high school
youth, and had progressed naturally to the various philoso
phical views under proper collegiate direction, the tragedy
would possibly have been avoided.
For those who are well grounded , jf0, liml f,. ,
f Ihere has be,.,, sufficient opportunities for experience and
"enect.on, plls(,hy My well lie an uplifting and broaden
ing pursuit. Cut one must learn about lir.. I... li.,;., ;. ....
well as by reading it. Families in which children i, i,'
'Miial measure need not worry uhotif mi,..;,!....
ry nnpoitatit or.in and cause it
unction badly: or thai Infection
In tin ji, Hits and cans.
II to mention in ;
tins point that a simile .x. Ill with i
' pus al the end of the root '
to do both in
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12 Coajpiese S3iov3 i?j sisl
19th Annual Exposition combines Pure Orcd
Livestock Show, f at MocU Shiiw: Hm, v. Mann,
tacturen' and Land I'rod.icls: h.iv. ;-..hctp :Am -r
. . ..s i.uiYi :,.i.en:ti u nnl Mioa ; 1,VU5.
...... cpmuni! nova rH oris i. Inh Work !:vhilt5.
y.cXoni-ounrva.cclstocksho;anuaorld.rc!lowii.-.l
liorsc Miow.
hoiks :!. 'Sm.V
.ii-rcs oncer one roof i" 'nh.. n Ii: Ii
doller. . A . . . .. I I
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..o ...iiry v.anie. nr, Mi.-.p, io. c:ri,..
Foxes. Special exhibit Toulirv and Uabl its.' (
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Paraelcji
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ra!es ol Prisc-ninnmt .'.ivctock! Ao il t
;ns ol Bed ami 1 );i!rv t.'attici Ic.iior . J.'.'.O'W
V?ricul,r.M activliic. in new . u, ,7 y rA..M
Pcnncr Hall. 8 Ha. j ol ecinotion , ' 'v':fi.f
nnd cntcrtninni ?ot.
P0ltl!H9, OrW-1.1 Ccl
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Iionde Nallon,., o,k fully Indorses this spirit f cO erallon
i l ( I aeir.c liilernauonai. We believe the f,,,,,,,. success ,.f
eilean l.illn depends verv l.ne..K. i . .
............ .., ,UMK people ol
uike e.erv boy and itirl t.vhelher club nieinber
rx'iy farmer In this comiimr.Uy, ib alte-nd the
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