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Monday. November 11, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. An (Inrorporatfd) FRAN'S B. APPLEBT. Editor and Publlahar HARVET T. MATTHEWS. Batlnco Vinwr Published crentDO. exrcpt Sunday, at 14H Adama Arsnua, La Grande Oreeon. Th Obsarr.r-Siar publlahed every Friday. Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande. Oregon, aa Second Clem Mail Matter under act of March . 1I7. OFFICtAi PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THJO CITT OP LA GRANDE MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS Tb Aaaoelated Pre la airlualretT entitled to osa (or pubBea. don of all kwi dispatches credited t It or not otherwiaa credited If published herein. All rlfhu of republication of apadal dla patchea In thli paperv and also the local neva herein also ara reserred. National Adrertlsln RepreaenUtrra al. C. MOGENSEN CO, Inc. Ban Fran Cisco. Los Angelea. Seattle, Portland. Chicago, Detroit. New Tork Daily. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier per month In adrance Oally. all months In advance. Oailr. aingle copy - ISO $4.s - to By Mall ihilly. per month In adrance Oally. per tlx months In advance 'tally, per year In advanca "Veekly Obrerrer-Star. per year ... . (0 . -III ,-tl.OS ADVERTISING RATES '-play forelam per column Inch nlay local, per column Inch.. 41c 4X 'tm. "rtntrac rrl... nn annlicatlon i THE MIGHT V GOD For he that Is mighty hath done to me great things: and holy Is his name. Luke 1:4. Heads Oregon Dads I A Ha Martin 1: tf . 1 All ,f. i s I .1 AIOS 'MIOXK ;iri.s NKW YORK. Nov. 9 (AH) Telephone fflrU in? to have no dif ficult v at all In understanding numbers. A (alkie film device demonstrated hy expert of the IJell Uborutorle give the. number verbally to central when the sub. jocriber silently dial it. It Is to be put into u-v in New- York City. Took Soda For Stomach For 20 Years JlnMln a liuiiw tope titer is career enough fer a iloru women. , "Hello, Iiow'h It t-oatr I've got a dollar? Tlmt 111110' station feller luw made a mistake' sid rnnurr Jake lien t ley today. j "I' tir 20 years 1 took aoda for In. i diirt 'M ion and stomach ga. Then I j m-d Adlerika. One bottle brought complete- relief." Jno. B. Hardy. Adlerika relieves GAS and aour f stomach in TKN minute! Acts on I I.OTH upper and lower bowel, re i moving poieona you never knew 1 were there. ton't fool with medt- ; cine which cleans only PAKT of , 'he bowels, but let Aillerika trive i 'sjoniach and bowels a liKAL clean- 1 . mg and see how good you feci! Jted ! i ross Drug store Adv. Now a hundred-story office building is to be constructed in New Yolk. Another ten years and the Woolworth building will have to be torn down as out-of-date. Girls are punished for making' faces when they are little. When they grow up there are quite a few needing punishment for the same reason. The nen who marched today get their eleven-yeur-e.d story and you will understand better why they believe pre paredness is the most effective means of preventing future ware. And you will also understand why those who served in 1918 value peace more highly than any other group of American citizens. it hoeing, is getting along vtry w-ll. His shoulder was dislocated and a foot crushed. The Rev. and ilrs. Max f'ook and their children, recently of Vancou ver, have become established in Wallowa in the Theo C'hristensen house. Mr. Cook is the new i'res byterian minister. A baby daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. esse Kkelton last week. The churches of Wallowa are uniting in the Thanksgiving ser vice. It will be held in the Chris tian church and the Rev. Mr. Cook, the Presbyterian minister giving the aermon. The choirs of all th churches will be combined and special music prepared under the direction of H. M. Vaughl. The Methodist Lad it Aid is holding its annual bazaar today. The Christian ladles wit! have theirs on the S3 and the Presby terian on December 4. The begin- iVrfBfe OFFICE CAT i Paul T. .Shaw, "Oregon Dad f from Portland, tvna elected pre.i J I dent of the state-wide Oregot ; Dad organization at the annua j meeting held recently on the cam , pus of the University of Oregon ai Eugene. The group now is activt ; in cooperating with Dr. Arnolc , Bennett Hall, president of the uni versity, in university nf fairs ant proble.-nn. Mr. Shaw succeed Bruce Dennis, of Klamath Falls. ! When a thing won't stand crit icism it is usually because it j ' shouldn't stand. DKIVKS TAX I AND WHITES j , At tlie NKW lOICK, Nov. j (AT) nnU Ik ikuIIi the horc, on tlie I We are reminded of the mill owm-r, w hose son. on his return from school, asked: "Daddy, how many mills make a a cni?" "Not a dern one, my son. not a dern one." S.u.rrr. , N.K.WEST ifW. IN HONOR of those who gave their all that "Liberty shall not perish" OUR STORE WILL CLOSE ARMISTICE DAY Monday the Eleventh unbuttoned his coon-skin coat and there he was." . Many a lady drops a handker chief and picks up a husband. Robert, Hazard drives a nirTht und writes by day. taxi by Itorxo's itet-k. He has tail. Wif: John, you wore swearing terribly in your sleep last night. Husband: 1 had a bad dream. I dreamed there was an nneel bv my rodeo a it agile cowgirl side. Wife: Purely, that was nothing An elderly lady walked into a railroad ticket office at Chicago and asked for a ticket lo New York. "Do you wi$h to go by Buffalo?" asked the ticket agent. "Certainly not!" she replied, "by train, if jou please!" , koI dsiorit s to nuieazines and a , novel i. to be published shortly. L'ntil he ha fully arrived he in ; tends to continue cruising at night - making the pot boil and getting, material. A gnuluute of the I'nl- and alntust on his to swear about. Husband: Well, dog-gnne It, the angel turned out to Lc you. One of the party remarked: "That's 'nothing. I tlld all of tliat tiie first time I ever nxle a horse." W & . . . . y"'r WARNINC3 li-i Pennsylvania's present automobile code empowers the sec retary of highways to suspend the registration of any ve hicle deemed unsafe, or unfit to be operated, or not equipped as required by the law. Under it brakes must be in good working condition at all times, and all closed vehicles must be equipped with a windshield wiperr'dfctfice to clear rain, snoyr or other moisture from the line of vision. Provisions 'day night. barrinir mechanically deficient motor vehicles from the hich- Man wopi ning of the bazaars is one of the v-rsity of Illinoiy. he- was succe. first signs of approaching Christ- : sively a hobo and a farm worker mas. J in California and Virginia and a Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mon-Iock. or shlyar.l worker in Philadelphia. I,a Grande, were in Wallowa ' their way to the Masonic meeting at Knterprise this evening. The Wallowa high school foot hall team will play at Knterprise '. on Monday. ArmUtice day. Antong those going to ji Grand shopping and on business today : are Mr. and Mrs. ('. A- Hunter and Mr. and Mr. W. D. Ken f row. ; Duncan Mci-ean. ow ner of the lo- , cal picture show, in order to keep i abreast of the times has rt-centiy : installed a Vitaphone in his theater i here. The machine is proving i highly satisfactory to the manage ment and patrons of the houje. The picture "Up With The Show" Is I- . .MODKK.V WANHIXliTOX I cannot tell a lie. 1 did it wi'.h my little hatched in a moment of temporary insanity. Americanism: Inability to have a good time without spending money. The more style there is to an evening gown the less there is of anything else. j Some people demand a tooth for; a tooth: but they want yours to' have gold in It. f3H 5 who lived in WaJr ways wouta onve nunareos 01 decrepit ana outworn care and Thomas Devaii. Mr. and Mrs. i trucks from the roads if properly enforced. And what is!A- Hunirr a leUtr fro,n t -,r- leVall Ins week from Kngland more important it would help decrease accidents. 1 where he has gone recently from i - i ... Canada. Although Mr. Ivvall Is' t I nearly S years old, he says he is A Portland resident writes to the Oregon Voter thus: enj0inp c"od hwllh an, travels .- , i i- a at ............ (alone. This makes the lath tim We have a belief or rather a conviction that Portland lies; he has crossed the Atlantic ocean, in the center of some of the richest hvdro power in the world. I He I,!an! lo speml lm' WitlU r )n j . i .a , ., . . ,, , , i Kngiand and Scotland, visiting nla- and that, due to her location in this regard, unequalled else--uvea, and to n-tum m the spring where, she is entitled to rates for power, not merely as Iowfto here his son, ciaud. is ... , i i i ii i ,, ,,,, . , a contractor in the city of Kdmon- as others, but very substantially lower than any." Which Uon. . . . eaterrholdt, Colitis, Conitl patloa ul oth er Rectal and Colon disorders 7J aadermlne onr t&k' oerTons system. Our non-surgical treatment, used successfully for 16-years, per manently relieves those condi tions, restores health and, rebuilds vitality. Our FREE Baiklet contains important in formation and explains our re markable GUARANTY. Write, phone or call lor it today. DkCbas.J.Dean RECTAL""' COLON CLINIC ' DEAN BMg OPPOi COi'RTIKXe flFTH 6 mAJN. PORTLAND, ORfaOM TELPflONE ATWATtR 2661 AFFtuArto orrtccs Los Angei.es fhoms Girl: "How did you find iew cille?e boy friend?" Sg-ond Olnrified Girl: J-ist all he has that's his own fault- ! If the employer after years of : hard work and worry succeeds ' and makes money the employees . made it for him. But if he loses stevenISnengelen CO I Boys' DRESS SHOES Siz.es 11 lo 6 $1.98 sounds intelligent as fur a3 it goes. The only thing lacking is that the writer doesn't name the rich and marvelously eco nomical waterpowcr sites, doesn't submit construction and operation figures to twister up his "conviction." A very com mon error. 1'eople are prone to think that so-and-so could ! inaid. h. reu.ti to i;i..r easily be done. Then when they investigate the matter ex-j ZkZ haustively they find very few snan "convictions" renllv hasprl ! oum ch-r. on iact, . cum- ivsthii or t hi i:u I.ONIK.V. Nov. (Al'l-Cinc of th' thingH notlretl particularly in the Vnilcd Slates lv lnhiel Mae- THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER i Armistice Day devotions always center about the ceno taphs of the unknown soldiers. Americans are familiar with the stately memorials at Arlington, under tlie Are de Tri omphe and in Westminster Abbey. But few ii the United States realize to what extent the idea of enshrining an un identified soldier swept over the countries which participated in the World war. Symbol of the embattled citizenship of his country, an un identified soldier of distinguished or humble birth or sprung from the middle class rests in his pantheon in 111 canitals. pnd more memorials are proposed. Italy, Hungary, Rumania, wins sum I'Ki.i; OMAHA. Nov. A1') Ir.mk tunnell has won u trb:' lor th, stock market crush. Mivs M ar Nehraska. H la serving the 14th yeur of a life term for bank ml bery and murder. Mme. Hussey TX)ILET ARTICLES "e are now , cx-htsivc dealers fr these fantotts tfillet articles. The line in dudes all prvnarat foiu for tJie face and liamK We rsiMi-ially recmnicnd Hour y Vat k. for cliapH! and rm.nh ktn. It ii4i-kly rc nwu enlarged ikmtw. REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop laid! Tl n . . . xtigi'jm, t'oiaiid, I'ortugal and Turkey have reverently their dead away. So completely and swiftly did the idea sweep over the world i th.it its origin has leen lost, or at any rate there are several ! versions of it. Paris and England both claim the distinction, iin r.rmy captain in Paris and n London newspaper man being j given the credit by their respective countries. David Lloyd George, when asked alwut its authorship, re-i n talked: j "I feel tiisile sine that the individual, whoever he is, would I be quite satisfied with the result of his suggestion." of his suggestion." i That apparently has been the dignified attitude of the oi ig-' inator, for no one has corns forward to establish his paternity of one of the most effective remimTers of the diabolical na ture of war that has ever found its way into realitv. 1 days vttt Former Wallowa Man Sells West Oregon Ranch Hy Mrx l.hm IfnniVr (Olwrv.-r 'rrefUHiiij,tii) WAhlAJWA (Sneriult i. K, Hood, a r-jsi-l.iu r Wallowa for Many yearn hus cold hi nmeh in the Wlllumi'tte Valley und hiut collie Wk hero whore he will attend the intr at lh home of hi win. llosa. Mr. liood---y.wttf-.ia g to . m oix4y iuiJ Vo-Ion b.-wi KOin. I.v. i'uudn. who v,un umtl r - : eently a uior of WaMowii. und Mnt. t oudt n had un uuloiiHdtl e-cidt-nt In Vuneojrr a few daf tiKO. Their enr wa eom. vy ! wrvt-kifl and Mr. t'oni. n nM j ously Injim-d. Mia. t'oudn m ul o hurl hut to a Irwtt extent. Mr. ti iu! Mnt Tlu-o t'lirl-dt iiw i ri in Arlington Mltinff Mnt t'hrliitenseirn brother, Mr. Hiafr, prior lo IooMiik for a new locution. : Martin Ivti-rwn, who was outt mmmmm - ? i A full pound for your nounil price It means 10c in your purse every time you buy Schilling full-v-citht li.ikii powder. All cream nf tArtar baking Iowders sell at about the same price. But some contain only ' ! a pour.!. One contains a full pound anj it's printed on the tin in plain ssihl. . . a a a V -A. aJ T I That Hard - Boiled Doughboy IS ELEVEN YEARS OLDER TODAY and his memory of the trying-, terrible days of 1918, though just as dear, just as vivid, are never theless eleven years ago. His hard-boiled ways are tamed. He is prob ably married settled down hard at, work on the job of making a living and looking out for the future of a fine youngster or two. Although he lives over the war days today, the chief interest of this hard-boiled veteran of 1918 is the work days, the home days, the peace days of the future. And while we congratulate him every vet eran of 1918 on his memorable war service and high sacrifice, we also congratulate him on his present-day citizenship, his peace-time ambi tion, his loyalty and his patriotism of today. n; rauhc ifaiuutcti Bank Member Federal Reserve - Resources Over 2 Million. "Forty-first Year of Friendly Service" mm m For al! 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