La Grande evening observer., October 30, 1919, Image 4

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LA GRAN DE EVENINGoOBSER?ER
a Independent KWtiMi
PsDHguad Daily S1 VMy a
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City and Coilht MWKjm aVam.
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Mmw Hand, Boatauntl; 1 i ii 1 Mew
Maad, Poatiw; BMtnaroah MeW
Mew Standi BUMiraoa,
By Cavalm .
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fcaaiy, par tbaca monftna l.9b
Uatiy, pea akt montta in admw W.H
Daily, p yea ki avMc.....1n.i4
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By Hair
OtMy, par yaar in advene. tS.da
Ds4y,.pr aix menttra in iJwm
Wa-Hy, three numehi 'n adnce..$1.2
Uaily, per month , 6e
weekly Observer-sue, by maU per
year in aeaoe flJit
"My Country Tie of Thee,
J-and of IJbetrty."
Bweel
The Modern Barn Is a Thing
of Beauty.
The old-fashioned barn dance win a
rather hot and dusty, nlthnnirh joyful
affair, Ventura count, California, in
to be the scene of a modern - burn
dnnre which will rival the finest hull
room variety. In the first plnee, the
l)ii in is n super-barn. It is it huge, two
storied urfiiir, 100 hy (iO feet, with a
win on the rear. The exterior in nr.
tistie, the wnlls are painted (rleaniin
white, the roof Is red and adorned
with handsome weather vanes.
Within the barn nrc npartments for
automobiles, mnrhinery, and tools with
quarters for help in the wink and a
model housing arrangement for live
Red Cr
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The IVcscrlptlon Store.
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-'Tiiutl fitter tVip a liiniteil 1 inn
tail ftiftt '.tr ut Willi
Wf Init' f.vt i .
Oregon HdFw:& Implement jGoIo
at
has i
her scpayntu still, There aiiPlanhbliy.'
fffiluins of )e,(Jyl kiter .r horsj
es and cattle to drink from, r.iu-n
beui ha0!!1! own troun and dunk
on o
yn founjaio. s ThiWe is even a jiian
set alde for the special caieot a si' k
niinnl, althoih 4iw eiy creature
cyie'l ha A- the Seaat to k in suit
a barn laVses human imagination
Theiej iai unman hot eeter nva.iewlr
for every "purpose, 'if course the burp
is electrically lighted throughout, am'
there ne s.ner baths and a fine
living room Jor the hien, in addition
to b.ilrooms. '
The siurvl lory'of the nfaln liari
N a fast plai't i-e.trvcil for stora...
Taat t u be tot scene of the Hollow
e'en dance.
There it nothing- ieki'dly luturioui
about this barn, no silly ("old or silve
or nimble trimmings the usefulness o
which would be far outdone by tin
costliness. It is simply a well-npiip
ped building, fitt'd for the uses to
which it is to be put, with facilities
for the cleanliness and health of work
ers and livestock.
Whether it be burn or home, factory
or office, sc'noolhouse or church, on
any public building, the modern struc
ture is not u Koud one if it does no,
conform to rules of beauty, saiiitu
tion, simplicity and suitability for ilu
purpose.
The Ten Commandments in
Banking.
The nntional committee of banken:
recently drew up a series of ten com
innndinents to guide the struuKlint,'
public in its efforts to rescue rurrcn1
earniiiKS from the toils of the all -de
vourinx II. C I.. The ten fiuanciid
commandments are:
1. Make a budget.
2. Keep nn intellijrent record of ex
m-nilitures.
.1. Have a bank account.
4. Carry life insurance. '
5. Make a will.
6. Own your own home eventually.
7. Pay your bills promptly.
8. Invest in Wnr Snvine Klnimm
und other government securities
9. Spend less than you earn.
10. Hhnre with others. Thrift with
out benevolence is n doubtful
blessing.
Surely that list includes everything.
It calls for common sense nnd fore
sight in budgeting income anil cxpen
dltures. It calls for wise spending as
well as wise saving through wise in-j
vestment. It calls for honesty mid fair i
piay in your nusiness (leniing wun;
otners. it cans lor generosity anc
stot'k. In the dnirycvev
thought Tor those less well situated , ih,. gov. riitiieut's property.
than yourself.
Following these commandments ! .Imlgo Itumsey Here
would not only help to niiike tho week- j -liulg Hainsey. roriuer liieiuber of
ly wage cover all needs, but would II. e supreme court, was over from
also help to train mind and heart in I'cndh'iun yesterday, visiting with
the finalities making for real success bis diiimhler, Mrs. S. I. Crowe.
EVER
SPECIAL
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tvith tin
ntnisih
Uteftsfl.-Pr.ir
W.Vrl'ver To.. v,- aro Mo t,' nwkf lliis ex- Q ' ' I O $&Z.
- ' Mill t I , I '
Hilly.' Ihni'i 1 1 1 i-1 Is, h-.'.ii't' rnliiee uteii- fcr ' I ' , , .. ... ,. I !',
' o o o ' ! ,0 I ati.l l.r.iKM. i in -ir ilift.-ronec lies I- s i
tliat " Weitr-Kver." , . I J'' ".'T 'i' ,,':nv::;',t I - III
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1 , 8 eo M I VUwU'.Vi'Aw!'.'. '- 'vei-s "'I 1
8 1 0 ' . . J. .Don'wa-l: for Ci -ankers L f' e " i II
evevv iuri,is,.. o Qo IdPTw . --iy i';-'v : ..tj Ja'Jjj 8it It
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unnni nniunrn L, K
rain rjimtji nWW
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J ll NOT (.ril.TY
Ix-uul-i- 4asii, eani'Kml wIlli Re-
fiftie ko l ielit. I''ni-et I-'Ii-ck,
.! -lil.'nce. .
In circuit court this
wcjk. 10
far only two r.s'-s lnve come up
lof consideration. The case, of the
Suite Hank of Nurili I'owder v".
l''orsiroiu and Ilui'-lilioii went to
I Jury on Monday, and they r
larned a verdict for the plaintiff of
SNli.'lt. The iirKiiineut was over a
building w'lltli u-tis built on land
owned by Mrs. Kelsey, by KonUrom
and I'lltcher. I.alur, .Mr. Kelsoy d"ed-
d the land to' the North l'owdcr
Bunk, and Forstroni anil I'ilcliei
went Into bankruptcy. Soon after,
'orstrom and HiilrhlnKon started In
to business, tlm hhiiio kind as Kor-
troin and I'ilehor wen- ln. They
occupied I he same bulldlns lis the
earlier firm. Tho bank tried to
colhct rent for Ihn liulhllnK. iind
wore conti'sied by Forstrom and
liitchinsoii. In allowing tlm plain
tiff tX2.HK this iinimints to Hie
same as r--nt for one year, eieht
iihiiiiIih. and 12 days.
Tuesday and yesterday, the court
look testimony ln the ease of the
Slate vs. Jack (labliart anil Frank
llartiness. This Hiune caso wa:'
tried last spring and resulted jn ti.
hung Jury, flahbart and llartnusp
wero accused of the larceny of two
calves froij Waller l'ierce. The
jury found the defendants not
Biilliy.
Judgo Knowles yesteriliy sen
tenced Douglas I.awson who was
charged and convicted of refusing
to help .f l.ht forest fires. The Judge
fined hhu lion, later paroling ti I in
on the condition that he lead n law
abiding life. Id) has ilroudy serv
ed two months and six days In the
lounty Jail. When nsltod why lu
would not fight fire, l.nwsvn an
swered that bo had been proserin
id by the government. Judto
Knnwles accompanied lils fine and
parole with n 'lecture on riilzenshll',
tolllne I.uu-srwt lh.,1 .i-,-.. ..1,1...- ..r
,,, l nltH(l st.,,,.s w!l(.th,.,. nalin
Z1,, ,. ,. ,1(.rc wpi ,() hia
.,i,,t iy m help protect her as hi)
,., lry p,-,t u.( H ,M1, m u,:,, t
Wlllt ,is ,luly l0 hlp flht ,,. ,
,.st fires. In lis much as that
was
' ' III i
' - ' 1 35c, Juc., $1.40.
ft'' llOWtltl) THItOWS I'l.KSTIN.
I'l ltNi-; is havoit) fletit
Offer Has Htoorf for Three' Ware
and I'lMinii Has V.t llen
( 'I brown.
When J. C. Marsh, . manager t
1'Iesllna, Hie wrestler, 'offored a
thousand dollars three years a so ti
the man wlio would throw the great
wrestler, many pr. -dieted (lift II
would soon be taken As yet It had
not be -I, and th otfi-r is now maili)
to Mike Howard, who may he the
one 'man In all the world to put
I'loHtlnn satf ly on the mat with his
shoulders nmned fust and cl;.im the
purse. If Howard Hureons n ,.
Ing this liltle act n"xt Monday night
at the Slur theatre when the two
men meet under auspices of the mu
nicipal boxing commission, it l
prolp.-iblo the thousand will not look
good to Mike, for he will be so
pleased over throwing tho great
wrestler of the world that ho will
forget to take the money and sup
plant It willr the fame which will
make him the bigfCst man .In l':,,
wrestling world.
Munnser .Marsh has a high opinion
of Howard and in a letter openly
adiulls that Mike Howard Is one of
the glial in- n of the wrest ling elan.
He contends that Howard is too
much for c.nv of the ordinr.ry men in
th gam.', hut sloiillv contends l li.it
ho Is no match for I'lustinn. Ilow. id
and his manngi-rs are remaining
unlet about thu mec.t Monday but
they are at work and II brs been
slipped to several liuit Mike How
ard will enter , s,..,,. t),,a.0 j,)n.
day night with a'f.clj,,- f m,,.,,,
whlfli will' hnv" to be rttrb.d by
I'lesilna by real Ktr.ni;tli anil skill
and not by the big man's reputa
tion. THREE BOYS
TO GETTRIP
l-'IVH ISI,.M I TV llOYS AIM-:
i;i,itini,i-: i nit i'i..t i:.
Three l'nion county boys stand a
chance of a trip to Portb.nd for tho
I'arltic Intel national l.ive.-tock
snow which will lie lielit in I'ort
lapd Nowmbci- T 7 -2 2 . They will
represent a- judging team from the
boy's and -girl's livestock club in
t'nion county. Those who are eli
gible and of whom thief- v.';!! be
chosen are l.e.-ter Hlockland. tlil
brt Ho-unet, Howard Gl nn, Ivan
Thompson and Robert Smith. These
boys all live In the I; land City
distlrct.
Plans ale f. st prf. etlng them-
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
Just one trial coin inceft you Sloan's
Liniment lulps driv away
rueumimc tuinttvs
WHY endure
Slum's I. in
n.nllv?
jwin when you hnme
uviont will i'-lit'c it
iV'nptlv? coulfin't rtinnin
the WorKlVXiiitmot "-r JS years it it
rhrumntfc a(SsKft; icints, wire
mw-ck'S, luiabajto.Mll dtiiii, strain?,
l"'j:iv, ' co-ure t tMiV: rrmlis.
I'memtus without rubbing, leaving
l.o stained skin, ck'gRi'.l ponn, iimifsi
nt!. A pain and luhe liniment that
plaiuli alnc in doinj ulut it is nxaut
to tlii Kh n Utue totiay ami keep
ir iVmilv. All dritgRUts. Ihn-c t.Iic
35c, 70c., $1.40.
. m ; : -zt7,
: I ? : : It.
Sloppy 'Weatfe ftite4&$k . am'
.''V?'"Ti!
MACKINA AV S .
The always popular overcoat for the man
who works out of doors. In many dark col
ors, helt.s all around ami large roll collars.
Tafse are Rood, nil wool, nuickinaws made
in Orison from Ort'jron wool.
I'ricta $12.50, to $1..00.
MHN'S KXTRA H KWY WOOL SOX
73c and $1.00.
Heavy, wool- knit, suitable to wear under a
heavy hooi or. rubbers. Full sizes and three
quarter length.
Prices, oOc, 7.'ic and $1.00 pair.
Gold Seal Rubbers
The be-t made in high, medium nnd low cut, with rawhide
lacing. Prices $;)."i0 and $4.75.
Heavy Wool Pants
All wool end very heavya few of the old MAI.ONE pants
in this stock. All sizes nnd different weight: Prices range
from W.OO up to $10.00.
! selves for. the big snow, according
i'lo 1.. J Allan of the Oregon Agri
cultural college, who was in the city
I yesterday, and who has charge of
!the boys jnduing teams for the I.ivo
Slock exposition. According to
j Mr.
Allen, the Pacific International
Livestock association lias appropri
ated ?l-"m for prizes for the girl's
and boy's clubs. $1000 of this Is to
lie offered ill priiiiiiiiis for tho boy's
and girl's exhibits ill hogs, sheep.
lany and 'lf er calves.
The remain
ing $.1u0 will go to the slock judg
ing contest for livestock club mem
bers only.
The rule.- for the stork Judging
contest limit each county to one
team or three niembiys. From Ore
gon. Mr. Allen expects to have twen
ty counties represented. He alse
i - .sperm teams to enter from thu
states of Washington. Idaho, and
possibly Montana and California.
The boys and gills "of the state
are working bard preparing their
sto.-k for the exhitrit. and a number
of them are entering them in com
1. I it ion with tlm adults. Arrange
ments lire being made for room
arconimdatlnii for all of the boys
of whi.-li their- will be nearly 100
in alt' nilance. Tut boys . will be
loomed in North Portland very
ii- ar the exposition building. Tho
boys will receive a. puss which will
admit them to the livestock show
Ihroiiuhnut the week.
' Paul .Spillni in. county agent, Is
roachinflf 1'ie lioys, and those inter-e-sted
In livestock are hoping that
th l'nion county tram will bring
home first prize, which will be a
uold medal for each member of Hit
winiiini: team. Second team will get
a silver medal apeiec. and the third
winning team! will receive bronze
medals.
Boots,. Rubfcers, Shoes,"
Leather' Vests
etc.
To eroteet you from th nia, sno tiad slash, Tbose ho ie
caught unprepared for the pusscnt wet period will find ample pre
lection here ill the way of c;rin- apparel. Call and inquire about
your wants. ,. '
. Mens' Leather Vests
Of nlJ-leatheri .chamois-lined canvas with leather sleeves, canvae
with moleskin lining, all moleskin and others. All wet-proof and
cold-proof, tight wrist and plenty of room in shoulders. Very
niodcrirtfly priced. Leather vests at t
$7.50 to $18
ALL. LEATHER
BOOTS
In-jn, 12, 1(1 and 18 inch
l (ioodycar welts, solid leather heels nnd counters. Some
I .nnd iii the darker colors while there others are in the
I Thditf tans and browns.
I nn. vnrn
Dring them here and
condition for the wet,
(?illroot keeps
ilthif
ulartVflkt-ep
ui theilctiinir
my scalp entirely r
crust of dandruff. th cals of most
hair trouble. I owe luvSxirtant hair
-the envv ot mv IritinTd to tins
Kuaranteeddandrutf remedy."
Wltdmnt MqwH Phainreo er Wll.lroot
HhniOK H.'iip. n-'-l In i-.'iiin-otii.ti well
W illr.H.t Hair 'Juuic, oil! liatm Uiu
treutiuMnt.
THE GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC
" For sate here under a
2 'moiuy-biuk cuarantee
mg itair ne
" Bv usintf WIIHioot rAi
MilHnery Millinery
VsAL MILLINERY AT
GreatlReduced Prices!
WHY PAY MORE?
Christie's Variety Stor
Who is Your
BANKER?
This questjon is often asked, iu the cournc t
Mur Jiusiuess. e invite ym t' i'ientifv
yoiu"st' with tliis tuink anl HAUie vou the
liest ('fferviece . "
Cnpitnl : ul SuTTUa
lops heavy calf leather oiled.
Prices rnnge$8..r)0 up to $12.50
siiofj?
oil them free keep them in good
floppy weather.
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