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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1929)
Friday, Novemlx?r 22, lf)2fl Pag' e Four LA GRANDE W . flNING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ... i lnoorporleIl All Independent Nowspnncr FRANK B. APPLHBY.. ,. Editor and Publisher HARVET F. MATTHBWB........ Btisln.ss Manager Published evening, except Sunday, at 1410 Adama Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Stnr published every Friday. Entered at the Postofflce at la Grande. Oregon, as Second CIbiw Mail Matter under net of March 2, 3 879. ' OFFICIAL I'AI'MR OF UNION COUNTY AND THIS orrr of i,a orandb ; ; ; MEM13WR OF ASSOCIATRD PHI5SB The Assoolated I'ress i exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published herein.. All rlithts of republication of special dis patches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. -v.. ' "' National Advertising Representative . M.-C. MQGKNMCN A CO., Inc., Ban Francisco, Los Anticlcs, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Detroit, Now l'orlt ;.' BU08CRIPTION I1ATKB i fly Carrier , y. ; Dally, per month In advnnce 76o Dally, six months In advance ..'..14.60 Dally, single copy... ................. 6o lly Mull , , , Dally, per month In advance - 50o Dally, per six months In ndvitnce S3. 50 Dally, per yenr In udvnnce.... ........ ..... SB. 00 Weekly Ohservcr-Htar, per year .$2.00 ADVKHTI8ING RATES Display, foreign, per. column Inch . . 42o Display, local, per column Inch ... 40o Time contract prices on nnnllcntlon. ' FOIt KAIA'ATIO.V Fur (led will not his Son Into I he world to condemn the wol-ld, hut Ihat t ltd world t hroiiKll llim mlf.'ht be saved, .lohn Jl: 1 7. I Xiyrif'R 'wlililn ti n days from the 2l!nd day XOTICK ', within ten days from the :!nd duy Notice Is hereby given Hint Iht, of November, ,19211,' which Is the Notice Is hereby given that the or November, 1!2, which Is the (assessment roll for the Improve-; date of th first publication of this assessment n,i for the Improve-' date of the first publication of this j ilient or Improvement Dlslrlet No. luollco, they will bo allowed to payment of Improvement Hlstrlct No.1 notice, they will bo allowed to pay !l!H within the f'lty of Ii llrnnde, such assessment in ten annual In- iii7 within thn eily of Iji tlninde,: such nssessnient hi ten annual In i I'nlon J'ounty,- Aregon,' Is now In stullmcnts, Ihe first Inslnlliuciit . l"nion county, Oregon, Is now In stnllmeiits, the first liiKtallment ; my hands for collection, and that thereof being due nnd payable thn ' my hands ror collection, nml that thereof being duo nnd pnyalde the iSiiiue mny be paid at any time : 22nd day of November, M3i. If (same may l(e paid at any time 22nd day of November, IS:tn. If within ten days from the 22nd day ! application Is not made as above ' within ten .days rrom the 2-nd day application Is not made as above or November, I!i29, without penal-, specified, the whole amount Is duo,; of November, 1S2U. without pen. sKelfled, the whole amount is dim, ty. Interests, or cosls, nnd each : payable and will become dclln.jally. Interests, ,r costs, and each payable and will become delln. , owner Is- hereby notified Hint on iiiient, on Hut Srd clay of Het'embcr, owner Is hereby notified that on gui nt, on Ihe Hid iluy of Deceniliel. nmdienfton to the tinder slirned 12. . . .. ' : , i uiudicullon to the undersigned . l!2'i. . i 'I'ho Assessment mill roimws: 'I lie Assessment Hull IVdlims: No. Inscription l,t. Itlk. Add. Owner 11 II1' Aime ,,. '. Kingsley - HI 1 Acme i, a. Anw. it W !'' t t Acme A, i,. Miirlow I ; K W 1 ! Acme A. Harlow ! 8 ' ' t . Acme j. n. cox ............. i " N 10' Hi 2 Acme j, a, cox j -7 H 2"' 10 2 Acme A. I.. Ilni-low ..: I 112 Acme A. i,, 1 larlow .....:... '" '2 2 Acme a. I,. Harlow ........ 1.1 . 2 Acme A. I,. Harlow 11 14 2 Acme a. I,. Harlow 12 16 2 Acme A. I. I larlow 13 Id 2 , . Acmo a. I,. Harlow ....... I I 12 Acme Ardelln Htacey IS Hi 3 Acme Kalph Trill 6 0 Pleasant Ml. l-.'mlly l.br. Co. j Jtome : -I- K. HTKAItNH). Recorder of Amount i No. 120.73 144.27.2 77.70 'a ..... nii.r7 j 4 as.so i r I..., ' 10..10 ill .21.(11)- Lot . I - I llloek 31 .32 . 32 Addition Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's 1 Chaplin's . Chaplin's -Cbaplliv's , J. K. HTKAHNH, - llecorder 3l.5liclty of.ljt Grande, Oregon. S1.6fl , , I Issue Now 22, IMS, 31. OH ' uilWEBFOOT TRIO 144.27 '144.00 17.f,r, of Owner Ida l.."Andrew Iji Grande Nat'l. Hank Iji Oninde Nat'l. Hank .. Ln (iritndo Nat'l. llnnk .. chns. K. Htllig Glenn A. Mctcalf City of Iji Griinde Amount ,.177.! .. SO. DO .. tH.no .. 0G.no .. 23H.05 .. ir,7.05 4.K3 7!17.:.3 THE KNNA JK'ITICK SHOK ?5 to '6 You need no loiijjer be told you have an expensive Foot city of i,n Gt-nnde, Oregon. 1 Isbik- Nov. 22, 10211. $1120.115 INELIGIBLE TO PLAY IN SOUTH KVUKSK (ht, Nov. n (Al')-r! IimI lentil ion innolinH nt Heveial I rnlvt'i'Hliy of Or(wiii rruti'rnlty j Iioiimpk lata nlifl. iollnwea th( on- Mrs. W. M. Pierce WU1 Speak At Cove Club Meet XOTICK within ten days from the 22nd day Notice Is hereby given that the -of November. 192!i which Is the assessment roll for Ihe Improve--, late or the first, publication of this noitneement Ihnt three members of iiieut or Improvement District No. i notice," they will be ttllowcd to pay If;", within the city of La Grande, j such assessment In ten nnntinl in I'nlon County, Oregon, Is now In ; stallmniits, ' the first installment my hands ror collection, and that ! thereof being duo and p.-iyablo the siime may be paltl at any .tlmej22nd dny or November. IIi:iii It" tt ltbln ten days from the 22nd day j application Is not made us ubove or November, I!i2!l, without pen- ; speelried, the whole amount Is duo, ally. Interests or costs, . and each : payable and will become ilelin owner Is hereby notified that onjqucTtt, on -tbo .3rd' duy or Decem- aiipllealion to Ihe undersigned ! ber, HI2!l Tim Assessment Jloll lollows: Hy Mrs, A. G. ('iiikllu (Obsi-rver Correspondent) COVK. Ore. (Special) Mrs. tb,. vnrsltv football team woiil.1,1 alter .M. 1'lerce. wlio jias li 1 not make ibis Hec. 7 trip to Jllaml I In lh hospital nt Hot Lake, Is so rot- ih- I nlveiHlly or Florida gnmcj far recovered rrom her recent III- , .. ......... ..... . 1 t,..u.. e,nl uli. u-ltl ti.l.lreuM Ihe Prof, ami .Mis. ''. ( Kprliigor tvi-.(. host and husless to a ilelight r i I dinner parly for the high school fitenliy at ihe home, of Mrs. A. (i. Conklln Wednesday evening. Covers wore laid for nine. Tito guesls were .Mrs. I". K. Coad. .Mi. Hi-rnlco Via. Mr. and .Mrs. Kenneth l.aVloletle. .Mrs. It. A. Horchei". .Mrs. Conkllll and A. O. Conklia. Miss IMIth Tiaver. a missionary who bus siient 23 years in China gave, a very interesting address 10 a large audience ill tin- Unlilist church Tuesday evening. She dis played Mime very I -estlng curios ribed mn.-ty clilncso ens-' and lie loins. ,'. I The Methodist ladles held their.' I regular seml-iiionthly meeting nt' the ehureli Kirlni-M . Wednesday; . all. rnoon Willi Mrs: C. W. Clark; and Mrs. K-nnelh LaVlolctlc (is.' ; huslesses. -The women are vr'i huy gelling ready tor their bazaar,' to lie bel.l Wl dliosday. Icc.'.4. Atj ' ibis inii tliig they were tying com-, toi ls. Lunch was served to !if. j Mis. It. A. Ilerchcr,. who has,; been spending the last tVo months; Willi ber daughter, .Mrs. Kenneth;, l.n Vloletle, will leave Saturday for., her home In Hiiselni'rg. . ;t -"i of his handiwork beinir on exRibition in London. It's auite! . ,. , i . p . . , I .1. K. STKAItNH, popular nmonp; the men or royalty in l-.n-flnnd, maybe bo-' city or i.n Grande, cniiso it's somewhat safer than horseback ridinp;.' No. Lot Hlock Addition Owner . , Amount 1 N!!, 1 3s Chaplin's G. W. Ilungerford ... H!,.44 2 . Hj I SK Chaplin's Geo. Itlll 70.01 3 3 . 3X t-hapllli's Cressa Wells ...'.....'.... C1I.K5 4 3 3 Chaplin's Viola Hcntuim : 1U.8S 5 4 . (;haplln' li. St. Illanchilrd : 210.25 li 6 3S Chaplin's J. L. Ileynolds 127.47 7 N14 38 Chuplin's U. Ore. Itldt: Loan 70.01 llei-order Oregon. 1 Issue Nov. 22, 11129. f'CO.OS .fyrit-i-: Notice Is hereby given that the assessment roll for the Improve- T 41 l' r . 1 1' m , 411 ii t - r p iiieiu or iiuprovemeni. iiisiriei io. in tnu iiii;c ui jjcuu tuiii tiiniu iiuiiiicnt uuiv, tuc uiiiut r j,, win k, city of lt Grande, the chemical warfare service of the United States army i-e-: ''"' county, Oregon, is now in . my, hands for collection, and that )orts much progress in the art of using deadly gases, smoke sumo may i,c paid ut uny time , . . , ,, . , . , . within ten days rrom the 22nd day screens for Advancing troops, and other things designed to r November, 11129. without pen mjtke war, if and when one occurs, more terrible. Long range itThrniliVS ban-ages of gas shells would be in vogue with a field Inborn- 'application to the undersigned tory accompanying each army to analyze enemy gases and no. quickly find means of protection. The more one reds "of the 2 possible means of future warfare, the more interested one be- ' comes in possible pevmanent peace. 1 jf Lot llloek Addition 10 40' 7 44 Chaplin's W 40' 7 4 4 Chaplin's s 44 Chuplin's II 44 Chaplin's 10 4 4 Chuplin's 11 44 Chaplin's 12 4 4 Chuplin's I-:. STKAItNH, Recorder of w-ithfn ten' days from the 22nd day of November. 13i D. which Is the ditto 01' the first publication of this notice, they, will be ullowod to pay such ussossment In -.ton annual In stallments,' 1)10 first ' installment thereof being due und payable the 22nd day of November, 11130. ; lr application Is not. made us above specified, the wtiolc amount Is due, payuhlo and will - become . delin quent, on the 3rd day of December, 1959. - -- The Assessment Itoll -YI1owk: Owner - Amount G. II. Itulh .'. $ 41.90 I. L. llungerrord 119.90 1a A. Ntrltlghum ........'. 65. Sr, Mary 10. Illnnclittrd '59. S5 Mary 10. Illanchard ... 69.8r, Chester Thompson D9.S5 Nate Zwetrel ; 01. S4 .1. Clly of l-u. ornnde, Ore. CLASSIFYING COLLEGIANS A division of, colleges into three types one for the "bread- and-butter" or nre-urofessional student, another for the coon-! " skin coirtedJ(j'outh whq, "prefers jjijjj.fjjisk and football game j '.VyJ.liori'iIvvi tu text aim uoiary, aim a tmin lor me quiei, gucKer auei (3S3.04 1 Issue Nov. 22, 1929. UAISI', the money raised will be forward- MtATION l-r.M) I'MV 10 Washington' for general fed- W VSII'INGTOV (AI-) T It e I eratlon uses n.iu nan rctaincu oy lont-nino- itt rvi-nttvaorl Lv PvAfnocni Tluviel Rnnrlrloti aT tnrh- - nun una ntetoliei'M or lite (leticr.'il - tile states. I- cilcratlon 01 women s cuius piaii ers' college, Columbia university, as quoted recently in the New York Times. The, plan, Professor Sneddon says, would remedy the "very bad state of health of the American lib eral college.", lie says further: : "The American liberal college has become an over stiindardi.cd institution. The liberal education of the future which is worth preserving and improving will have to be provided by colleges differentiated into sev ernl unlike types, each adapted to the educational needs of one class of learners. The prospects that this will be done during the next few years are not getting fairly bright. . -i , , "Tho American liberal -college or the corresponding 'arts and sciences' departments of our statu univer sities are altogether too narrow a funnel through which to crowd the multitudes who, wisely or unwisely, are seeking access to our multiplying professional schools. And that charge bears with especial weight against the highly formalized and commonly prescribed offer ings of the first two years of such colleges. "It must certainly-be true, for oxamjile, that the methods of leaching, the pressures for results brought to bear upon students and the critical testing of achievements will have to be extremely different as , between situations where true cultural interests are still the primary concern of students and those in which purposefully pro-professional motivations should be accepted as controlling." This is a continuation of the popular discussion among educators recently on the problem of tho modern college, and Professor Sneddon here classifies the motives responsible for various students entering a college or university. There are three varieties those who would prepare for a profession such as law or medicine or engineering, those who seek a lil eral education through a true interest in learning, and those who desire the social and amusement advantages available! through extra-curi'iciila activities. Would the establishment of three distinct types of colleges designed to accommodate those distinct types of students really solve the problem? The colleges might ho maintained,! hut could the students be segregated successfully? Is it prac tical to go through a student body and say to one, "You are ! competent 10 lie enrolled, in our pre-professional school"; to another, "You are a serious student of the liberal tuts"; and to a third, "You are too dumb for anything but our football-and-danco college," Such a thing is possible perhaps prnclieal- through the readjustment of scholastic requirements. Sot high standards for the first two schools and let the third take students who could not measure up to them. The only trouble is that our colleges and universities now frequently have excellent stu dents who also like to play in nnd see football games, whol enjoy dances and other social activities outside the class room. A reasonable amount of those activities is as neces-' wiry as classroom application. Perhaps Professor Sneddon would segregate students according to course of study and let the social activities encompass those who elected them. Whatever the details of the plan, it recommends itself in general as one moans of pi-omoting n higher type of scholar ship and a broader opportunity for the serious, capable stu dent. And that would be an improvement over the present j Bchcme of mass production in our colleges. f Clara H. Hlirdette, of rusademi, i Cnl., chairman of - the board ol' ! trustees, will direct the campaign. lo raise 11 S2.ijimi.imm) roundatlon fund by 1933 to finance the work of Ihe federation and the Individ-j mil state organizations. ! Rludeiils rrom GO : nations will Kaeh slate will devise lis own ' live In International house" at method of raising lis share. Half 1'niverslly of California, because of scholiisllc dlfriciillies. Anslln' Colbert, slar tackle; lr-; Vin Sehullvi, -substitute, tackle, and .Charles Spear, bnekriebl man,1' tvere. ruled Ineligible because they did. not , meet scholastic require-' inentr. " The three will be permit-, ted to play In ihe I lowoil-Oregorj game In 1'ertland tomorrow.- Absence or the three rrom school ror the period necessary for the long I'Torlda trip would put them, too far behind In their scholastic' work, the fnciiMy decided. ' One Japanese Hour mill corn- ' pany purchases . annua ly about j lf, 000,(100 bushels of wheat on the 1'aclflc coast, the bulk of it from' British -Columbia. -:' iiesi; that she will address tnc 1 Cove Woman's club Tuesday, Nov. 20. on Oregon history. Mrs. l'lere0 ,ls a delightful speaker. and it .Is j earnestly hoped that alt the women of Cove will take this opportunity j to hear her. ',,. A group of- members or tho Vro ; tuna's club consisting of Mrs. 10. Hcrtsch, -Mrs. C. (i. Spring,:., Mrs. .1.. 10. Anderson, Mrs., llelene Lln ; colu. Mrs. L. H. liy and .Mrs. ; lliehurd Wilde will give a Cltl'il I party at. the new rummunlly hall Saturday evening,. Nov. 2.1. 'This ; iiffalr Is a library benefit. STEVENSAN ENGELENCOj ill rap Yurd-Wide '. ; .". Fast Color Print New Patterns , 19c yd. IN TNI WMT Store No. II Lft Orande, Oro. GLOVES AHMOi'tcri kIovph for every tlay iMht wf-al Iut wear. . Heavy Hrnwn ' Jersey ' Medium r.mwn ilorsey JJlue Wist ' . Canvas, i for Itcd Wrist Canvas, l'J oz. Itoy'n Jersey Gauntlet 19c 15c 25c 15c 15c III lli SHOPS - 1 - . j ' Wnli-li for our linker? SMciuls for II10 wevk end. You will flml some i-iii-piltuml viiliics. All of our NncrlnN are id thr same hlgll nuiil II v as .vim will flml in ollu-r lliileli Maid 1'i-n- llllCtS. French Douithnuts, doz. 30c Layer Cakes of Assorted flavors .... 23c Angel Food, while or chocolate icing ,10c Genuine Danish Pastry, 2 for 15c Anything you want will lie made to or der for special occasions. Let our Artist Baker help you. Extra Special for Sat. Mocha Cakes. A 3-layer Cake with jelly filling and delicious Mocha icing. Reg ular GOc value. Saturday only 35i DUTCH TREAT Our Scrumptious Cake Doughnuts, do?. ,. lot Cocoanut Jumble Cookies, 3 doz. for 2.1c Our Delicious Fruit Cake, per lb,. fiOc llutter-Nut Bread always a treat. "WIND IT AT THE WINDMILL" CDWEDEEIDIEILILA 0 y . J.E j Pay Later on C I n il c r ella's ensy plan n f pw dollars nt a time. ALL COATS REDUCED --si Everything about these coats . . . the fabrics, the magnifi-: cient furs, the styling . . V suggest prices much higher. They are offered in this great November Sale at an extra 01 dinary saving right in the height of the season. Choose your coat from the -many cli: ming models ... in black and colors . . . every smart fur trim . . . every authentic labric. ' COATS Regular $1-1.95 COATS Regular $3-1.95 COATS Regular $39.95 COAT? ' Regular $59.95 COATS Reg. $S9.95-$9S.95 ... $9.90 $22.90 $27.90 $42.90 $59.90 . TTX Now'' fall and winter Dresses xz: s79 m-90 Units, ; At - TT m Kverv hat cut to spe- i-JfiTQ ' I'flen . . I hree ?- .95 $0.95 $rT.95 XXvC'C'O '-.Is . , . all new nnd X J I slyllsh. " THE CINDERELLA SHOP
