La Grande evening observer., October 30, 1929, Image 4

LA CRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE,
Wednesday, October 30, 1929
Annual
LA GRANDE
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HARVEY P. MATTHBWB Buslneas Manatcer
Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday,
Entered at the Poniofflce at La Grande, Oregon, as Second
Class Mall Matter under net of March 2, 1879.
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f I'RACTf.'AL RELIGION Anil the people aHkert John, ny
fntf, What, ahull wo do tlionV He uriHwercd and wiith unlu
them, Ho j thut hull, two von in, let him Impart to him that
hath noncr, und lie Unit . huth meat; lot him do llkewiiic.
Panlagcs now says ho got a "raw deal" from the jury.
That is always the refuge of the poor sport and the guilty.
The troubles of the stock market are serious for financial
centers and for those poor sups who thought they were
"investing" on margins. Mut it may have a very beneficial
effect for the rest of the country by releasing call money and
speculator's funds for legitimate business purposes. The
advance in stocks had made money tight in business. The
decline should make it much more plentiful when the new
level hns been 'stabilized.
AN ELECTION WILL DECIDE
Various questions of interest to those residing in the
districts immediately adjoining present city limits have been
brought to the attention of The Observer during the last
few days. An investigation of them ieads us to believe that
the extension project can do no serious injury to more than
a very few objectors and that it would bring marked benefits
, to the majority of the people both inside and outside the
existing boundaries. ,. ,
The matter of several di.slricts 'voting on the question sep
arately has been discusseU luiUthci'.so who have determined
the district Hunts point out ffiaTortions bfYTOSwte
ably dense in population and that the exclusion of any one
section will endanger the degree of growth which the com
munity wishes to' show, that to take in pal t and leave out
pari, wouia again lend lo provide city facilities for outside
ureas that do not lend co-operation in return. One district
as called forty ,lhe present petition may work a sirmll
hardship oil. a limited nunnber if the district votes to come
in, but that hardship is negligible and seems lo be one that
cannot bo avoided.
Regarding the matter of agricultural land included in the
proposed district one and two-acre tracts The Observer
is informed through the assessor's office that no increase
in assessed valuations would result in any case by inclusion
within the corporate limits of the city. An acre of ground
now assessed at ?2I0 would still be assessed at $200 and the
increase in taxation would be a. little over four dollars a year
to meet the municipal levy. To offset this would bo wider
and sewer service, street nminennnoo, induced rates Tor
electric. ty, insurance, water. In matters of economy, the
k ,u.br.i woui.i mm Doing in the city no more ex
pensive and much more convenient as municipal services
were installed. Many of then would make marked savings
by coming in.
Whether or not the majority r t10 people in lhc ,,,,,,
extension area vote to come in remains to be seen. No one
can object having the subject voted on and a decision reached
one way or he other. That is the purpose of the petit i to
bo presented to the city commission, which, accord i g
Tho Observer is thoroughly in favor of seeing the election
lie. I. Apparently sentiment is against 1 proje l
Ie:T,M,ml, cu ,i t
matte, at least lor ton ,.,,. We m,a llfr , t
itim';?,,;r 'r t ,ims ""z
it ma. , the advantages gained by tho onti,v l,a Grande
community would bo of lasting benefit to ,vo,y , i, '
Bai-dless of present residence. I0"
IF GRANO-V) COMES,
fE tVLL PROBABLY ASK.
ABOUT THJS
CAMPUS wood-shed
QVM ii mn r,r 'j '
111 riv
1
'I
Yet this very minute people till
over the counl ry mo taklnif
elianceK with 'riuirif-nl d Inabil
ity or even ileal h. Tin- best, und
HiircMt euro for deal hush h pn:
veiitlon.
Kar trouhli'H In clill'lnn. ch
pet'inlly are lliible lo occur as a.
coin p lieu t Ion In clfm'jiKfH. huIi uh
iiiinihIoh, Hcaiiet fvvvr. influenza, J"1' affair upon n competent doctor
pneumonia, i.-curn nt chIiIk et. and do not wait for trouble to de
In bableM, especially, the eaii ! veloji. A periodic heulth. t xumin
Hhould receive eareful attenlinn. atiou in worth more to you anil
InfantH cannot tell where the pain'.v"Uls "ian the time and uctuut
or discomfort in; they Hlmply an- t outlay In cash It renuireH.
iiouuctr that KomeUiiiijf in vi omr r
iy cryiiiK, f ri-tt intr or Im Iiik reM
leH. .Ma ny niK.e.s of marked
damaKe to (li,. lira rink' apparatiiK
oecuiM In in-k'lected ear comlit
Ioiin dnriiiK early life.
The middle e-ir Ih Intimately
connected with tlu throat and
back purl of the mme by wnj' of
a nriiii II open tube known as the
etiHtueblan tube. Ah lonu iih t lie
tube remailiH epen lor ilraluaK
ami nt'iiillon or the middle fiii'
cavity;' we aru not likely to have
trouble, Hut infect (on in the nose,
throat or hIiiuhi-h, (oiihIIh and nile
notd, nin caiiMe liil'lamation and
lllnir In tin1 eimlachlait tube,
and when the tube dunes K'tiiih
are Healed up within the middle
ear, pun iulrk!y fnriiiM, and thin Ih !
upiiortunily lor all hoi-Ih of trouble, i
The. ear drum may niture and
afford dratnaue ibrout;b t ho ex- j
lernal 'ar canal, the di:t hari;' i,
may continue lor a while without ;
serfoiiH danuine, ilu puH and in
fection may Kuih acre to tlie In
ternal ear. or through a-natiiial
opeuiitK hackwardM to (he imiMtold
cavlly and reds beblud the ear,
menlimltlH, brain tibscesn, hIihis
tbrolliboHiH (or Infecletl blond clot
wllliln the lame blood vessels of:
the Hit nil and brain) can now nc j
cur. Theno conditions are verv :
McrinuN, mean a definite mortal- f
Ity, and an it Ik, with deafnesn, the i
Ideal treatment is prevention. The I
operative Irealuient in mastohlitis j
Ih not biKh an to ri.sk lo III'', but i
the other troubles are eoiihldered '
with grave concern by tinv sur-
Keon called upmi to handle tl.em. (
simple, (jottd remedies, bieti ;
may be offered by friends or pur- j
ehiiHet trom the drui; n(ores nre
not Hate nor wine, and medicines !
put Into the earn are not liable
reach Hie causi of the (rouble.
Knr troubles nre inl in he -i
8bb-red lightly. They can cause features; H:ir, noww; 0:30, vaude-
llliHHH. and death. Many do cuuho i vlll; 10. concert; 11, NBC; 12 lo
chronic disability and lnvaliUisnt. j :30, oi'K.in recital.
It remiireK Hkiil. (ralniutr and ox-1 Sun Frnnrlsro
perieiice. the UHsI.tanc.e of tho X-j Kl'ltf (ttlOkc) 7. CBS; It fca-
ray ad laboratory procedurOH to'tures: 10 i1.iiip niiwln
ut n correct dlasnosls. KI'O (SSukc) B:yo. NBC; 8:30,
th lewtionHlbllity of decld- ! fp,.i . u-nlt mu. ,i
li'K whether it is n minor or ma- music; 11, NBC. '
Denver
NBC; 8,
, features;
1(1 to 11,
fea-
12,
KOA (830kc G:30.
Arnoi and Andy; 8:1
II. concert orchestra ;
NBC.
.SHjliJIIIU
KHQ (r.Sokc) fi:30. NBC; !i
ture; 0:30, vaudeville; 10 t
NBC.
On kin iid
KLX (XSOkc) 7, news
Mdmi Klscher; 8, educailonal
I hour; il, studio; 10 to 11, feature
j program.
j KCiO (71M)kc) li:30, NBC; 0.
1 (inintet; t);3U, Three Boys;
INHC; 11 to 12, dance nuusic.
7:30,
10,
vi;i.r.si.t- pitotJtA.Ms
j f'JUnk Nntloual ktrotubraHtiiiK com
j puny proKi-am for Wednesday nielli
'follows: ii:2(i, KolniHiH, male (niar-
jtet, orchentra: 7:3a, chiHufcal com
i poHltions; H, Boads to Bomancc;
tK(;:o. mil limy Boys; in, min
strels; 11 i 12, Musical Mu.skc-teern.
The (';, nubia Brondcaxt hitf vn
leui pi'OHrani for Wednesday nlKht
j fidlowH: 7. transcontinental pro-i'm-a
m ; 8 lo !t. movie ehib.
! INirtland
K(i (liL'likc) li::tu, NBC; 8:30.
feature; !i:;n, studio; in. concert
orchestra; 11 lo 12, danco band.
Tarniuu
KVI f7ii(H(c) li o It, silent: 0.
musicat proKrams; 1 1 , dance mu
sic. Its Angeles
i K I I.I (iniukc) 7, CltH; 7 :3n. sym
phony; 8, CBS; Ml,, dance mu.-dc;
12 to I, oi'Mun,
KX.V (inr.ake) (i. ori;au: 7.
radio skit : T:VK features; I tl.
dance music; 12 to I, courtesy pro
Kiani. KM (11 Hike) ii::in, NBC; S:;a,
feal ores; i; an, I larmonettes; 1 1),
XBC; 1 1 , news.
Sail lake ( ity
KS1, ( l l:inke (i:3u, NBC; 8,
Ainns and Andy; X: I a, trio, fea
tures; In, NBC.
Seat lie
K'Mll Ct'.'i-).'-) li:3a. NBC: 8:30.
Health Talks
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By ance C. -.-nv i n is ii... i, ..,!., . " AMfH,J-
n.,, ,:,::,: ::,!";...:;;: ',1:r,I::-. t:h:
Tunc in on Station K(iW
Thursday evening
o'clock optometry
program
f ; : 55 to 7:00
educational
DR. W. M.
Optonictfist
TRY
W. K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
Real Long Diitance Call
Tho hntrat bitiK-distjitico tele
phone call that run In; made is from
San IMeso fo Stockholm, n disdnnrG
nf S.0.'10 miles. Amoricnn Mngu
zinc. Tho hume of a new book is "The
Bunaway Sardine." I'robably some
flat-ilwelled who fled screaming to
the wilds.
LOS ANGELES
MR.Ai.vAMiTCHptiwho farms near Winamac.Indiana, climbed
don off his disc harrow for a drink of water. His'team,
frightened at something, started a runaway, the heavy harrow
banging and bumping over the ground. He cut across the field to
head them off, grabbed for one horse's head and tripped!
As Mr. Mitchell tells it in his letter: "Just that morning I had
bought a pair 6f;Oshkosh B'Gosh Overalls at Haas's at Winamac
and luckily I had them on. When I grabbed for that horse's head I
fell but my Oshkosh B'Gosh Overalls caught on the tongue and
held me suspended. For a hundred feet I was carried between two
plunging horses and ahead of the neavy disc.
Then the disc hit a gate. , I was knocked loose.
The smashed gate post raised the disc just
enough to let it pass over me and I escaped
with a few bruises. Had I not been wearing
Oshkosh B'Gosh Overnlls I claim that I might
not be here today to tell this story." Signed,
Ai.va Mitchell. -. .
Laboratory tests show that Oshkosh B'Gosh
Overalls are made of the strongest, toughest,
longest-wearing cloth made. Experiences such
as Mr. Mitchell's, where the greatest test of all
is made by a powerful, plunging, half-crazed
team, prove its strength beyond question.
An Outstanding
Value at '
Per Pair
Cheap overalls cost more per month
, than good overalls
This long-wearing cloth means lower overall costs to ou.
1 tiloesn't cost you any more PER MONTH OK ACTUAL
WEAR to have the famous Oshkosh B'Gosh foU-cot,
comfortable, long-wearing, guaranteed overalls. t
Oshkosh B'Gosh Overalls are tailored-to-fit
Whether you are tall or short or in between, Oshkosh'
B'Gosh Overalls will now fit you better than ever. The
new Oshkosh B'Gosh "graduated scale of patterns" mean
a perfect fit for every figure. Fully guaranteed: "They
Must Make Good or We Will."
OVERALLS
You wouldn't find it
Convenience
Comfort SWospitality
Ynu will appreciate the csccHrnt
service and moderate rates. The
city's most centrally located hotel.
One block from Pershing Square
convenient to all leading shops,
theatres, fin.inoi.il institutions and
electric depots for all resorts.
Garage adjoining.
All Outii.If Rwimi Hh With Bid,
(I,,,. Prr-m .' Ml. ft
Two rcrxmi - bu. il.
I'ttextelted Food Friendly Pritn
Frank Simpson, Jr., Dntctor
Mtoftell Savoy
Sixth (J Grand .
I'll 'iViTi'i'iffiSaSimwSSSl
to French -fry
whole potatoes
But what a difference when you
fry a few slices at a time. That's
the way Hills Bros, roast cof
fee a few pounds at a time
never in bulk. And what a dif
ference their continuous process
of Controlled Roasting makes in
flavor! No bulk-roastiii,! method
can produce such rich, uniform
goodness. 1
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
FksH from the erif
in al vacuum pat t.
Kasily nprifd with
the key.
O 1W9
LI PT
Awimlrd (iold Mcdntn nnH
FitM I'rize, India nd Ceylon.
iw H.u.it Tea dnnvn.
The
ss) WHAT?
i
1Ve Welcomeyou
to Portland. 20O comfortable roomi,
rsch with bath. Rcaaonahle rate
Convenient down-town location
' Tffo HOTEL
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PORTLAND, OREGON
Loiili fi. Booiu RoiJcnt Muruucr
MANY BARGAINS
Used Cars. See them on our
Used Car Lot
Larison Chevrolet Company
A Uli In Ilia l'rli Ranne of the Four
1U4 ADAMS
AVENUB
GRACEFULLY
NONCHALANT
When you've made a social blunder
have mistaken the hostess for a sympa
thetic guest and remarked what a rotten
party it is maybe it's all right to be non
chalant and pass it over as nothing.
Social bunders aren't so terribly serious.
We can live them down in time. But, good
gracious! it's hard to be nonchalant when'
you've made a financial blunder.
That kind of blunder looks a lot bigger
and it surely is bigger when you've failed
to pay attention to your fire insurance.
You just can't afford to take chances
you HAVE to be sure. And that kind of
protection is our business. Let Jack Ferris
tell you about it.
"INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE"
V?r? wSEi?8 & Investment Co.
Real Estat ERR TH lRAINCE MAN
Keai Lstatc New Foley Bldg. Loans