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o PAGE FOTTB T f TKjsT A Y, VOTtFATtY a 1921 GRANDE 'ETKEIJING 0B8E3VjE O ... a av inRicpENDKNT NEWSPAPER ft fublisbed Dally and Weekly at I,a Grand) Or.fceiw FyL Grand "fcvan ObsatVer Publishing Company EnUra at th Poatofflce at U Grande. Oregon. Snd Gas. Mall Matt.r . Address all Commnnlratitna'to . T0E OBSERVBB, 1416 Adama Ave., La Grarda, Oifgoa. CITT AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPE3 . On s.l. In Other Cltl.a Oregon Hotel Kw Stand, Portia-id; Imperial Newa On Sal. In Oinero -" ' . News SUul(l, p0rtlnd. . SUBSCRIPTION UATE9 DalW per month...... VBe. Daily. P ) "" advance W.g IJa y. per t9 ,R i,.. v, ingle copy. 6c Winy, per wni --" Mall Dally, per v"' ' advanea-.-HOO Dally. h n'h to vnc.....l 50 1)1 y . month, in advance....H.0O Daily, per month ....SO tju'.ti.rni...F.Bt. h mall, ner vcnr in advance 1.5tl nr.eiMT w" "-i -j - - aduiTIATF.I PBFSS ..,l.led Pr. 1 'exclusively in titU-.i" to the una for publication of . Th Am ?hLcrldtld tS It o 'not otherwise credited In this paper, and LntTnw" IrtSdU-'i'-? Alt right, of republication of .pecial -I-- n.A Wn) np.wa nublinhed dl.patche. here ara al.o Te.enred.. niOT a LITTLE TJM'TH. ,lciv...iir (Vom what misrltt 1)6 tfirmwl our -: national nirnu.nt n almost imivfirrial 1bii-c to oMam HoinctliiMK 1'or as near Jiit:hi(iK as Sihlc. ; .?, I-.,,.,,,,... is not .(.iilcnt with a moderate profit,, lie hunycrH for u :uiitmujiin-e ol: tho ndi.divi- I A I.. f .,,.,. iw . A liivitltr if 1 1 ( Will'. I'.nlnmd and corporation ollifials would no dcml.t JWr triHKl.usl.y p-.'v.'d if one wore to MiffKiwt that , ih,.v i.cf.it ii mm iit-tton m tni'ir own sitianrr., H..,..iuH,i 1...v aro keen on tutting down it In; wagiw ot thou- own :. cinnlovccs. , ; 'Tin. (.iiii.Iovcch tlionisclvos aspire to the iiiaxnnnni i wago, but are'seldom n verso to rediK.-ina the amount of ' work perlorineu, , . . ,, i It's the .same in every Hue of husinew, in every walk of life. , , , , Tlirow a wrap of meat into 1h henyard and the upryest of them will gral) it and du-k for safety. ft wants to hi)H the whole tiling. Jliunan heings are much the same as chickens. Each oiw! wants to grab as much as possible, of every thing in sight and let the oilier fellow be content with what is left. We are eternally lemitting roars of protest over the ; continued high prices. JJut we are like nations that ad k vacate -disarmament we wait for the other fellow 'to ' step down first. Everybody admits that swmething must be-done, but nobody feels that he is the one to do It, , Wc are inconsistent and illogical, but no worst! than : the rest of the world', c As nn illustration of the truth of this statement, how many of you are willing to admit that our remarks are true insofar as other people are concerned, but that you can not see where they apply to you,- JJut cheer up let your virtuous indigna'tion coif- off and ooze out. Perhaps tho editor wi aw deep in the hind as you are in the mire, for we frankly own to a hanker ing for more than, we get . This ailment is not confined to Americans alone. The whole human race is afflic'ted with it. It, legan when ; Adam plucked the forbidden fruit, and has been grow ; ing upon us over since. It will end only when human life ceases to exist.' ' , Kverybody knows it, and many admit it. Truth is stranger than fiction," sometimes, and life is , the greatest story of all. , That's what iKtls us. - . ; ' i THt; OFFICE. CAT Jty JtNIVS ' I " " " " ' I " f t 1 arrvo . .a.BH,eiaiaiaiaiaiajfaHaiii-w zs -.', aaiaaaaaaalaaaiaiaaaaee () Ml ' V bin nt UiPo'-i, "Try that.a t O ATid sua HmfQi i "Wall. wlKit li yon MnS of lt?' j Sllim aii.ir.k IiTk fci-ad diibiously. . rrT you ilk , mmi" roa "How 'iiinyharr.klri did you nuy j you iftiidt. JoW?" naked Sdiu. , "WCV..!!.." ll "Wi;ll, 5oL If you haif hud nn- ollicr you mlglii havie uiutii i r 'Bictorial rr 1 1 Review ? i i Patterns t i IIAISIMS. You'v hmird ubout Ihi- rnlnln With i hit kkh of tfn pnr i-onl, Hut Iho ralBln wlih tli wallitn : 1 raMu'a of Om nil. I'EIWONAI. CltKJl Oil KS. I am always sura any www will noyer kI out wlit-n only fll'lcfii or tweniy of u know It. I noVRr t'ai ff,K. I 'lo l "i"' thorn when they are iileiillful and 1 ran't afford litem wheii liny n' not. I do not earn for the Who lawa, nor for anyone who il-ii'B euro for i limn. I never havn aeenil(l any graft hut. Itk a lot of other huiieitl men, don't know exaelly what ) wouhl do If uny wei-H etor offei-eil mi. I nlwayK read lire alveriinem,'ili In n muixazliiii and i-heieliy-manaRO have culle a ll annul and In Htruetlve evenlnt. I don't know what John Drew In playing in now, hiti I'll het ll's u ! ilrexa mill. JAU-I KMS CR1 M i:s. Killing I hue. llaitKiner idefure..; Hlnalloa biwii'H. Hl.ool lnjj Jot) ehuleR. Choking off;:a mieiilior. Running ,wV!i" a iww son. SlnoUtefjo -a ialifih. Stti.tin)f' UiOyiaaM on fire. KniriiiK -a Jperformnneft. .Milnli.i-rlin 'the lOngllsh InnftuiiKn Tho (lUw, di'Ki'es. In nueilleal I rrtul mnni : ' T'okMIvo III; eonipura. llvo pill; miiierlatlve, hill. Wo still huve Home White Ivorv of all kinds, We are Rtill .ellini? it at I lesM than the factory soIIk it for, bo enusc we lire overstocked. Thia I. an honest statement nml wo enn quickly convince you of it. You can nave one-third of the former price paid by buying now from ux: FAMILY DRUS STORE UA GRANDC.OnEGON. , 2-7-tf. TO A nOW-I.WiliKI) VIOLINIST When Wlllluin plays Iho violin llo .lauds like one on CKtt-c; And has u how wilhin his Tianils One also in hi. Iikh. A law making; high betels a erlnii ureoil hy MassaohuweUH ilootors. I The lw won't go over. All the.o Iher prohibition, that huvo recent- heen voted were laws that took HomeihliiK away from tli!it men'. Hit wIihii -ll Comes to taking privileges away from tno women, Ihtfu loo out for Ihe women's vole. Jack .Oliver suys that thotto 2d ouhl-lMt ,)Misfmusleis ill least can thank President Wilton for the eomplliuen.t. THE BIG SALE IS ON My entire stock going at a great sacrifice. Get your bargains now! Every Man's Store M. A Chinlund 1309 Adams Ave. . March Pictorial Eeview Just Ti Distinctive New Models Arriving : COATS,' suits, dresses AND SKIRTS fcissisiiiisiiil Women who senk Iho individual siylen in ci.armtnot streel or afternoon Froclta, Sultsi Cbrita n Skirls, will he delighted in seeing tho manr newKnr nenlfl wie- umpiick each day. There are many dresses of TalTeU and Ueorgcttu, 'I'riemino ami Poliet Twill. Some embroidered and frilled, am) some beaded. All arc cv-ep-llonal values representing an entirely new mai-kel, and new prices, that will surprise you. Skills or plaid woolen, are In' ampler aelee tlou. Coals and suits of 'various materials are here; some arrived oaly th; morning.' " PHOENIX SILK HOSE ,;, $1.65. Sold exclusively at Oils store, this firae eilk host comes in African hrown iiitd - black. Full length silk Willi garter top, reinforced foot. All sizes mow, at $1.05. New prices In ' ell'e.ct' on all hosiery. Bui the most .pleasing reature of (his whole dinuilny is the fact that good olfl-fasJiloned prices prevail. ' It I' It A L SAftl'AS.M. Not ui-ucli cliler is nianuraclureil In We&tehuyler Iifiv sitS.', nearly all of ll being coiisuiueil let homo. Two farmers were roimuirliiK hole. "Mow many hiirrls-have you .pu1 up this year, Joeiv" said one. "Only Kttvt'n, Silas," was the re ply. "Out any hiindy?" , , "Sure iliing, Slluii." And Jioel Went iuia the house reluming noun with some of Iho apple elixir In a PLUMBING Any kind of plumbing and re pairing, at reasonable, prices, by - C. DeKeyser 1811; Adam.-Ave. . l'hmio 11. 4051 . TIIM JAI'ANKSK SOLUTION". Tho JapanesB quarrel' hns really been between the Jups and the peo' pl of our Pacific Coast stale., rath er than between Japan and America as a whole, with tho United States Itovemment trying to find some meuns of suti.fyHiit both sjderf. The Coast people, particularly the. Califurnians, are determined to stop the influx of yellow competitors and nlso to keep the hitter from gobbling up the choic est Hums nml city lots. To accoin should meet with prompt rntificnUoiv by the Senate. NXPKXSIVK HIUKI) MAN. "We will farm what wo can with our own labor and let tho rest go." This, Is the answer of the fanners of Ohio to a questionnaire sent out re cently. As they farmed under the same slogan last year, this should mean little reduction in crop urea. Two .reusons are iriven for their ,1.,. SKK OUR WINDOW'S. . VISIT TITE STORE! .I.J.... im. Wm THE QUALITY STORE rision. tho hurh cuhl .,f Cmm ),..!., i piiMi me inner purpose i nnioriiiu nils lac mgn rust n hum machinery. Ilnih, enacted a law forliiddlng the Japanese jlhey say, must come down before they to own land. It is this prohibition I will indulge. In this they seem to that Is particularly objected to by! voice a national sentiment. Japan. Japan, however, rioa. not insist nn rarm labor a year ago was scarce and high. This yar it is plentiful. us iKiiiouais oeing uiiowrti to own "," 1,1 n", i ne larm iiantl, appar- land in California or elsewhere in thisiently, has taken as litile notice of thu country. It merely insists that there j'lowiiwtinl -pointing thumb of indus shall be no special discrimination ! 'i y as employees in some other lines. against them. H Is a mutter of rac ial pride rather than a desire fur col oniratlon. It is nrnnged, therefore, in the Morrls-Shirfeharn treaty agree ment, that land ownership shall he forbidden to all aliens residing- in this country. This would bur the Jiipan- ii......... t . ......v..-,, ,i in,, liti-m naiiu wants n job, like some others, he will have to come down. The farmers cannot be hl.imc.l fi t their stand. Present prices .if farm produce arc not encouraging to in creased investment in production. Tim ese fitim such ownership because our Isiluation will right itself ,.fter n bit. BETTER THAN CALOMEL Tlwusands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwardit' Olive Tablets are the result of Dr. Edwards' determination 1 not to treat liver and bowel complaints I with calomel. For 17 years he-used I these tablets fa vegetable compound I mixed with olive oil) in his private practice with great success I They do all the gixsl that calomel I does but have no bad after effects. No pains, no griping, no injury to the gums or danger Irom acid food yet they stimulate the liver and bowels. ; 'lake Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets , when you feel "logy" and "heavy." Note how they clear clouded brain and prrlt up Hie tpiiits. FOR TAX Call La Grande Taxi Co. State Cafe. Phone B 3341 Special rates given to Com mercial men. No charge for waiting time. Rheumatism Anyone who suffers with tljisi'ailment and' finds relief and cure by using'a remedy is very glad to recommend this remedy to others. Many people have used ANTI-URIC for rheumatism with the very best results and recommend it to all who suffer. Mrs. C. P. Jones, . ?.:) 1655 Sacramento St, in San Francisco, is one of the many satis fied users of Anti Uric and will tell you all about it if yo.u will communicate with her. Anti-Uric is for sale by SILVERTHORN'S FAMILY DRUG STORE -n.!v. DEAR OLD PETE: .Winston-Salem, N. C, Friday p. m. Just wound up the one swellest day of tny life! Since early 'this morning, when I got an invitation to visit K. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. factories, I've been in the midst of millions of Camel cigarettes. Man the happiest idea you or I ever had as to the size of this Reynolds enter prise, or the number of Camels manufac tured daily, is simply piker-stuff I Wipe off the slate and start fresh! Why Pete, it seemed to me like a couple of those cigarette-making machines could keep half the nation smoking Camels steadily BUT honest to goodness, there are hundreds ol . these machines batting out Camels at the rate of 27,000 an hour EACH! Pete, you wouldn't have to consult a guide v book to know you were in the Camel fac- tories! The atmosphere is charged 'with , that wonderful aroma you get when you open up a deck of Camels! And, you know, . old elephant you've had a trunk full! "i As the Camels dropped into the contain- ers I figured the delight each one would ' supply! And, how Camels mellow, mild body would hit the right spot and how ! Camels refreshing flavor would cheer up some smoker's jaded appetite! And, each Camel free from any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or unpleasant cigaretty odor! And Pete I'll have to lay off and light an other Camel! Write you some more soon. Yotirs joyously laws forbid the naturalization of the yellow race. It. would not work more than a temporary hardship on accept able aliens from Europe or elsewhere, because nil they have to do in order to qualify for land-awnership is to take out nuturaJiiation papers. This is practically the same policy adopted hy Camilla and other flritish domin ions, and by a few of aur own state. I he rainier and the farm hand neid one another, and as (hev find the purchasing power of the dollar 'as cending; slowly but suicly, wage ad justment will folhiw. A. rH .n,.t..'...MU kul -..11 i . i 1 ' , nit., nin ninr h'.JUu. ,h- ......1 One of the first acts of the new con- gress shatuhl he . revision nf aur im- and found to week stlitf.rtwily fw ; migration laws. Wilh more than thrre them. s million men nam out of employment The pact propd. to continue and '" Uu c"try one hrgin to wonder . strengthen the ';.'ntlemn's acre- h"w .,h" hu'drid of thousands pour awe." reyanlinr the iaanralinn of ' ' i Rui-up ar- wfet( to rirn JPiise. StuiU'M., athi and " h"a' livi". There is noihmg t ither unob'.-tion.bl c,lse ai t. ' Vine.l by. tuininf Amrrua into .n .ilmitttd as Wfpre. "ili -at !v ; iMt'iMtttouat iMit Utm, f.orers, are to J Rimini,' . a! n. f ' " ' 1 . "I'ictur brides'' who came in such j The hirtlsnlK atf'aomo jwl. Is .uiomrt.i uuui recently.,, . fcey.ind iM'lief. A Ca-liforma munani ini. is granuii japan olhTg sul- ho was bequeathed a,livd th.va , MaDjtial, but merely saving her Ic Mml M.dbir itiari jiackta. order by avoiding th. appearance oferiei'al ed hy lh court to wear it.tfcirly i.iv discrimiiS.tin. Tf it rive, tfo forniuns and other Pacific Coast Tid O dents the kubstStica of th( demsndi, is it appar. lo, Ih? treaty eommis. , Oi.ioner. havn found a soluliou uCke:. m 8 of each year Aleat9"iehinif that can be said in faonf American profiteer.. They are expert, ilheieiiw. e FEBRUARY RECORDS WORLD'S FAMOUS NATIONALLY KNOWN Pompeian Olive Oil FS!'KTA1.I.Y-FOR mH'SKHOI.D A N 1 . M F 1 ) TP I N"A"L 17RK. 1'Af'KED IX FLTLIj MEASURE CONTAINERS. . i:, pint :. eoc " i.r. oau.on .. $1.03 ... $2.10' 1 GALLON $4.10 -....". $7.96 NOW ON SALE ' W. H. BOHIfENKAMP CO. La Grande's fPfdneer e Home, yumisher' 1 PI NT :.. i i ai;t WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF THE FXE3HEST a&OCSSXM 3M TOWS ' V MIMUTE DELIVERY SIEVICE '. . WHY PAY nOTLI. MfO 13M1 . ,. . , 99 La Grande's Progressive Store. :. H ARRItS " GROGEjpiY . , TORN THE CQRNE2 AT CARR'S-ONEcBLOCRoACiOSS THET'TBACK ON MB 8 !l 9 9 a -.1 i aaMWrtW'W
