La Grande evening observer., October 22, 1929, Image 4

Pape Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Tuesday, October 22 1929. : .
Ia(iranbc frcmng 01tsrr6cr
tluoorpccalWl)
An Iiwlfpwidptu 'gMgtarT
FRAXK B. APFT.FRT.-
Eattor a PubUahar
HARVET P. MATTHEWS
Published trnlnn. rift pi Sunday, at 1411 Aduna Ami3
Lai Grande, Oregon. The Obaerver-Sfcar puMihed everr Friday.
Entered t the Pottofflca t La Grode. O reran, aa Second
Clara Mall Xnner untrr fl ef Xian-h I 17.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF rXlON COrVTT AND THK
CITT OF LA GRANTS
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Affiodated Frea la exrlualre'T entiled to oaa for publica
tion of ail news djeatcbe credited v rt or not olbarartaa credited
it publiahed herein. All r-chta of repobllcatlon of special ale
pa tchea in this paptr. and aUo the local news herein alao are
reeerved.
N 1 ;i r. 1 Adrerttalr.c RepreentattT
at. C. aJOGENSK.V CO. Ino.
San Franclaco, Uo Ancelea. Seatlle. Portland. Cbloaaro,
. rvirolt. Near Tork
The Town Doctor
(The Doctor of Towns)
Says
weiv pro.vosed by hbho int.rv. f j,itrK ct IVn IVrr.s of Kuffcce.
many- snontns aco. tiiia wction o(
r n on-jroa has contfistentjy
optMWt. d lo:h. Iji Grar.de ,tt-k
nan in a ijiritf-d a it act arain.-:
the pronos--d Aiaae Kiwr road at
the hearmr h-M in l.ew 11011.
SUBSCRIPTION RATK3
Br OarrVr
Dally, ptr month In nlvanoa
Daily. .x moctnt tn advaac
Daily, inle copy
- 7
to
By Mall
Dally, pr month in adranr
rai.y, per Hi months In adranr
Daily, per yar In dvi
. Wkty OKrvr-Star, jer yr
- f
11 f
ADVERTISKNO RJLTE3
Dl fry. lay. foreifm, per wlumn Inch
' Display, local, ptr coIutkh Inch-
ftm ("onrrtrt nrree on proration.
60
saving Others T:'" reviled Jurying. If sou be the
Son of Cod, c me down frer,. t h.- rrow. He x&vr4 others;
hiinfk If he cannot fuvr. If he c U.r Kmc of lrael, M
him now com dD from the cross, and we mill Selier: fcim.
Ho truMcd in fk: It him deliver him tk.w. f hr will have
.him: for he actd. 1 am Use Son oJ God. Mattlif w : T.J.-.
So far there is no indic&tiikn that it is less jvainful to be
iun over by a car eQuippe l"alKon tildes.
: Th dreani of a wide, safe, easily cuned nad from
Kamela to Hilrard is bein; realized. The wtrk alxady done
s.nd the stkts now in place fhow the tremendous improve
meni in pitpect ftr traveler's of the Old Orepvn Trail acioss
the Hlue Mountains. His cus by f.IJs. a wide and well
protected rwid thiTiUh the canyon. These will he an acconv
plished fact when the job is finished next fall
Publication by a EraLsh pencdical of the expendittti for
mtament by va!i-us n.itions of the world shows the United
States first in total and last in pr,'Pnion to national in
come. England and her ptisessions spend alninst as much.
lut while this country has an extensive coast line and a
pieat trade to protect. Great KnUln has as much or more.
Surely these fijruit',s which amount to from 1 to S per cent
of various national incomes) show that there is a preat
opportunity for economy in the disarmament problem. It is'
true that America ciin afford its aip-iament expenditures
better Hian other nations, and it is also tine that we can ill
afford to disrepaid the demand of defense uiiks we ait
on a par with other nations. Iut with all the nation's wealth
there is much of a constructive n.-iture that ctu)& be accom- '
plLshed with savings made on the army and navy. Education,
aiicuhural aid. industrial development, aviation promotion
Americans w:'l never le at a Jos to spend miey savod on
armament to a jp-iod adva7;ute.
KEVALI'ATION
Evit cort.un or to. i-eaiipinxT.U anii devel--pmenU
irdJke it mess-'iiy to re v;.? ue the nations of the worid and
five thjem the tcw ju-.tus in the human fan.ily to which
ruiTer.t conditions c-Tititle them. There are still a few writers
tnd cthr oiseners who see the wvrid on a seventeenth--century
basis, M;,ny othei predicate their Uliefs vp-n a
s-ca)e of values w hu-h was correct for the eighteenth r
nineteenth century. Only a few in Eurcje appear to employ
a twentieth ccntuiy LsbV .-f relative valuer
Fnm !Ury,ay MacDnahi, Kr.th premier, when he re
turns t, P wr.inr Street. th-se Eun.pean journalists who
have Ken Siiir up the AnclAnx j-an situnti may.
with the aid i their cars and an open mind, learn a few of
the simple faci.
They wsli learn that the I'mtod Sutes is Uck . aT.alyi.e
rndsK.w to respond i., foivipi pri.paranda: that the I'n-ted
States will so the )::-;t t- m..;r.L:ain fnendv and cord .a!
MIMK H1UAS OVT TAKi;
liXI.I(.
Not Kir.fi aro lhr rMsutjvo had
of a ton Ifadinc civic org&n
Jraiinn, and th owner and put
'ihT of ihf li-(rct ncw-.ii(T.
had callf-d to thfir sttntson the
fa: ihjti atnonc other f'Jch ihinps.
irram was crovmc m the shde
a!ks and curb of .h-ir tijj::nc.s
diflnfl. Thy Uuchd nd said.
I fiucss thai -won't kvi
"any tmsin oui of town."
In lh month the offirin'.
of anojhtr c:ir fr rni:ndd ihm
ihry had no parky or pl.iyprountis
for yoonrMfi's or crtmn-ajw, and
Ihry rrpljd "th. thut dvcs.n't
mean anjThinp; f ha plenty of
othT thinps. and a rSsrr to play
won't kf p try factor.-- fitim co:u
inc hrr.'
Atoii: tht sairstv tl::i ajo:hT
'community mias warned that lack
of intfrfi in their cmn:tr:tv.
shown hy jo many ciiirfnK. n;icht
provo co:ly. Tiify sii.i. "ha
What ha thxt to dr. i:h it a
lone a? hav a ch-nnitw-r ot cn
mrcc ith plfr.ty oJ money and
pu 1"""
Now 1 am told that i'.y No. 1
a crowd c-lt a Iik f 5 ven
tear.s JcVf lt-d as j.rt?s. Mf " for a
factory l h a Iifty thr-us;.nd dol
lar mor'.hiy payrnii. itif to con
ditions rpor-fi "run tiour.
fcj- and unattractive spivir
ci ft the con;T.ii3r,ny :n pnrrl."
A larcf indusirn. concern, in
'the final anaTysjp of to accepted
towns. chosN-- the oiht-r in pri-!T-ence
so t-n No, Z, t.ts-au' the rr
?wrt on ny dck hws tad ;cvr.
"had to wrn'ihftnJii larjtitics lr
f-Tiipjoyefs to v. hom five mitiKu:
doriars wouifl jmid annually.
In this aJ:eraoor: i:ia;I th- r
is c tdenoe ihiit N-causf a ftirvf-y
4t ton No. S -I)t3 ?ht- p;-ii Na
tion T- c-nt Itfi::3 i"K'l:.
The ;on was iftwd s -nont.on
'('' which it h.d ask-cd
a larjre foundation.
As Jr,c as r.iiisn of a coni
munity rfti to proia: t-y th ti-r-iH"ic'
of :h rs l-nc a they
M'on"l te tokl or appreciate the
telLnc. .'Us titkt ior.c w; 1 tl.i
tcns t:y a, they :. 'litiiinir to
pet uew luv;ij-ss. ard iilrO;r.c ht
tusinc thry ha . to po lt- .
hr .
"Hf !i.ir.'t Wr-ou the clb w '
lojided." "hr tSitlr't :(p. io-tk aii.i
TtrteT.." aiv fanious p.:ph&. ...
as fhr a many :o nf are f ontjin
rd. vftu can add, e i?cv-r ihouch:
f !ht " '
Copyric V- 1 s- 'tI !
K-p-oduc;on prtih;t-t:t-d ;n htOc
r in Trt
Th-.is Town io-:or annic :s ih- i
lisy.cd t-y The OIiphc: in Ci't'Jerii-
tifn j:h th- l.tor.s r'u!.
m;i ionis wlds
nii'snUT o: ibrtutt'pmr contin;
si on, and Mr Klystra Ankeyiy'o.
i'rmrviile tok phice ht re
tfj-dy at the hii::e of the hrid-"s
;:r. Mrs. H. G. M:iion. Atcut 5n
ieiat;vs and friends i - present
;.nd l:er. V"i-ed Tr-.yUir tf the Ki;
Me i- :-T 'hu'fh. t ' "fff'"!;;-
c!r.-yi. i ioyj ook oi Chicago Man Fined
s l.-fl man. . m i
$IUUU in tioriaa
Cra-Mayao Trajey
A inlN't t.t-n In iv.z tn
f iiit wat t! e.Te t.t'lv. f.r
ia k of a d r. n-d io I.-!m. Per
it w.; !' c.ive mr.n.-MIn
ne:ijK!' J-iTirtiii.
TAMPA. Oct.. 21 (Af) Walter
Gramm, Chicago coal den I r arret
on a liouor ti- violation charge
w, K-v Wet -!rly h't M
he had aftsuned tlie rtponaibilit'
roi liquor found in trunka brouglit
Into th country from Cuba hy
CoiiKi(--J--ti',an Afred Michaelson
of Illinois pl' aded guilty In federal
court hire thin morning and i
.-if .-r 1 finl !.""" "nl co1. --
LA GRANDE
STORE'
Successors to N.K.WEST & CO,
Their Flared Silhouette!
Their Luxurious Furs! Their Dull Finished Fabrics!
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Prove These Coats Are Smart
IDAHO CONTINUES
BATTLE FOR TWO
RAIL CONN ECTIONS
(Continued from Fap 1)
I nor. )(- ic sy in. lit- inr.si
SMJi-.ahW- If, liUifd tl" fOttriftiMi o'
t.1. miie. ar u i.d -ty iui f
h iTTfcro- "raJM- ;T.ipn
oiid ie jan of tin n ra: ro.fi
tv:snt io i "nil-. 'T if-alrt-miy
t'Uffi A jrnt iroi.i
Yaii- tt HtsmK. 't n-.m-jK wji.
Nuttt inf r xo to; Hit- It! jU i- JTirin
Ctamt Aiimial xa x tnz
It if- r:iain,-(! that an ar.rtiii:
KkVinc wou-d rsuH frutii uj- o'
t he rYw.il
I (W: 0" l.'th W.- .!SiH-.
1v -rtii j.i; niiiii at ai'out ', -or
a:out 4'- '( h ii., i-. Tt"
ra ;'.ro. ils r irn --cj ; f it tiji &
I I 1 .7 f,r i r4. ,.. r ,r.-U .
Ir 'j.her ewnL M( V.nr.ftii. ,ir-t--,;Oiit.
D e-O! WOJ l!Ol a -ci
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4 j
y V l rail
V ! V'4 1
Whole circular sections. Godets. Back full
ness. Intricate stitching-. . . These accent
the graceful princess lines of these smart
SoS coats. While luxurious collars and
cuffs of badger, raccoon, civet cat, mar
mink, wolf and other furs add to their
charm. In black, autumn browns, tans,
navy and green.
Just Arrived - More Leather Jackets
THOSE populur jacket coats in colors (T
of red, brown and black! Belted ip
models all nicely lined, with notched
lapels, to be buttoned up. to keep out
Autumn chill. All sizes aie now here.
16
.50
, 'h' oj -n
. I Mon Pa
M'R-llt
ieiMh.ns with F.-.s:.-,!: ;h..i w,,!' jc a:d afc-HAti,.:,!
;imity fii!..i !n' jv;.
t-f nusiTpivsoj;
the i'.-?hs hi .- :i:t'
oven- count:. v c: r
c nee iil U lh: w n
Sity xe.ir
parded tnan
wciv usually i
vhin Fa!;(rt
Anici ic.-iii svv
tori b.
M vi:;
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th;::jr ;
a crvA'.ir'i !.,f the Cirrjikis-rtj.
i, fti.i mz.--.y i.-.ptcs- :v.
';'!. thkt AnieiiCii ir.flu-
s r.-.i.y An-n:i.!t..
!.t;h .fA-x-e j.!,d ...;. ;;ty
- ft . Tl.t- I. t-ue t en
ASTETSOMS
THE FLX1SIILXG
TOUCH TO A
FIXE WARDROBE
NEW!
JUNE RAM)
Tic and Siip-On
APRONS
T" V "V
Da.mv: c,,
ics. tiiis nntval . cnu-
!'.. orf.:.ui;r- arid j'rnas in t':e
O' Km: tr in .r..r is f Jiihor j; f
t.f Fail's X ll. -',r-t Wiih
Nvw":
Smart New Frocks
at
Employ - Codels - The Flare -And
Occasional Lace
IE cK vv i 1 of the dc I These dainty frocks for
b- t.!; si-oit t,r d:-" orations. For spuits are tweeds.
''Lure's and jeity viUt a distinction all their own.
i-r t!i rn-ie i'o:i:::ii i ccsk.o'is 4ttf creations of cepe.
.-v.it e!vet-. in Autur..u"s fi.vied hues.
Round House Is
Newest Thins In
Up-To-Day llome
1m rv of i Nt. tr
1" t"tit.-'l'.L :
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T o- Viat jui alwitit the
iikj iniffnant thitic rro
er. If it wrll. the
rr of tniT rjnthra uiil
Jvx.L r'J tv For ttat rra
". T"" nt Sirtw.n.
Thr 5irtw.ti Kat it -i;b-o1
7urK-n lijf h
madr- r K-f a later -lrM.n
of titt tr tvJ r Ira,
and r lm you'll fcjJ
w J.rrf that jo"U Lit
Coir is UmIit.
' VSviM lit "Yif
JCf ' e VVBST
v''f No. 1? Iji '1-iiT-d. frn.
it;
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And Last
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Portland Boise Auto Freight, Inc.
Portland and Boise
F-ojiU-.-d :i;i:;ej C.iricr
1 'KAN K IiAi:r.;.. L..-.J Mr.
Terr.i-.t!
rh-..ne M.h; CCF". a4. Ave.
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5;
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parayniph of our
deed, which is the
Ovod of rW.vn
unoral direcloi-s. runs in this
xie: -We believe in the jrospel of
the i.okten Kule: that 'Whatso vc
would that men shoul.1 do unto v0"u.
even do unto them" is tl.-c epitome
ot nil doMrable and worthv busine.-vs
niottos and ereeds."
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