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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1921)
C9 OAANtV fcEI?TSG DSQBTtTfia 9 9 PAGE FOUR 9 VKWM'AUY. 10,1021 -a. r: . ...... year- ann, inquenluJif, prunes. ;;" k e s 0 oat j ! TB&WfCE'CAT' mill ! ''-'""T9"'mVp'r " V" . " ! Ull i ;. I if ! t 9 0 f t a INnRPRNIIKNT MEWK?AM1 tWlMMl I mi Weekly t l.a Gr"lo, Orecn. by La CriA tVa f . , ukservea I'ublliihing Company. , . , 3 V9WAt JTHUfn' l Cramli. Oregon. aa Saeaa Ghat) tfcaft Meto J AaMnmn til Coaaiaamiraff en M . . nftUerVA Mli AaVa Ave., U (;rrv , , ffvw ' cm aw county oitiqal rir;a ' ,k. n.;Aru KoWl Mwi Staad: fortUnd: Tm "r-:."ux:.'.L n.,-,.. m... ti hriw Slam. rrwan; toUBSCRIPTKlN HATES Hy Carrie IV.IW. ..r ont1i 7Sc pail, per ilx nientae U a4Ye. AM 111. per three month. 2.2I "Jly. ' ' It Mil n-ii . in advance Sfi.OU Daily, thrje monthi in advanc....$i.50 Daily.' 'Six monlhi in advance.....'!.!)!) Daily, per month. WeeU Ohaerver-Star, by mail, per year In advance BO 4150 MEMBER OK ASSOCIATED PRF33 Th. Amoclated Pres.. l exduiively entitled to tho ue for publication of 2Tw. ui-paU'hc. credited lo it or not nlherww cred-tcd n hi. i paper and I SI . AN'SVYKK TO '(M)H TO THE CIHI.S. .11 ,i;.r,nl, also the local newa published therein. IliiiiatrhfH Itera are A WATfNIXd OX Jfl'SSlAN TlfAJK. ' IVrsoiw w'lio ;oiilimiiilly nw llmt the ovTniiiciit sJlmll filter into ti'iul"' relalious with tin- Bolshevist ' ' oniiiK-iit in Kimsia inr eitlicr I5lslu-vit tliemsclveH or hlicv ar; inonint of two tilings: l'nn tluil (lie soviet goveninx'iit is uii.loiililelly vnmeh'iiitf 'lM TIr' '"'1 '"' (1('l!,.v',1 l,"t if is Hievitnli'le. 1 ra 4t iii t l.y all foreign oliservci-s who liavt-j jamiliarized tlieinselves Willi eoiinniis are aumi oi ' H'is. . i,. . Heeond, that. reoresenfaiv's ol" Russian anti-loWlie vist seiitainent. have heen gradually fjaMierin in l'aris. lmldioir iiH'etiiia: and IVirinhiur eoiist1rinJi,ive plans forlieli- ; in Russia out of Bolshevism and Imek to the true dciti.- : racy niioii. whieh she was laiinelied when (lennany stljLi 'licr (lilt to Lclline. . I yr ' thought with covered army Such ineniliers of the last Russian Wiituent As- uid reveal my .-harm, ' 11 " "'" ' . hi. rlih necked ilre.ses out ef late. senihlv its could lie ;or io,'ciiirr in i am, ... in an, o.i- So 1 . (Uy One of Em.) Dear kind friend, ko bi( and true, I'm confiding; thjs to yu. Since you writ me why I cle, Not to weur no uniiercli'tiwu. When I war my silky hirt, Caniijule und peUyHkirt, When i wore my silky how And all my other undi rcMhes, All the fellows flocked in rows 'Hounctmy frw-ml with gauxy chilhos. All the Kirlles who had beaux Never wora no underclnthes. 'Ihia' I' notice while I sit At the dance wilh eyebrows knit, lliru thv.lauirhter and the noise ,That the (fills who charmed the hoys, Were the ones with flinvy 'dicss 'I'hru which gleamed the tinted flesh. So struifthtwav I made a-rule Not to be the little fool Who waH sheltered from the storm Hy the clothe so tlii'-k- ami warm. would buy myself some clo'.hes i l.ike the (tidies who had beaux. ' heen put at the. head .of this movement, which is strong : and represents the true desires of the hulk of the Russian Jli'iiplc. ' ! One of the aitis of this asseinhly is to wai n iill nations 'that, no treaties, including romnienial airretiiu nts, cii- trivd into with the UolMhevist government as one of 1 1 if j rout rarting parties,' will he recognized when Russia is ; restored ko dfinorntfir guvernnieut. This would include i such deals asi the. famous N'anderliii concessions, i' It has heeu inairrtained consistently ly many well in ! I'onned peojilc that the Russians t'lieimselves, if not intet : fered'ATith, would throw off Bolshevism and return to j Minify. The inovemen!tl in 'Paris encourages the Indie!" ; iiiai. hum may ne neurtT tnun nas neen )ioie(i. u aisn eiiiihsiy.es the wisdom of a policy.' which enters into no ; hiisindss dealings with Lenine and 1i'W folhwers. I PKUSUIXtJ KOJ DKS- AIiiMAMKNT.' r (ieneinl Pcrsing l in favor of world jllisnnmiiiicnl, and iH'llevcs that "the i lenilintr ' kovci nmcnts of the world would certainly respond to n call for n disarmament conference." While muttera lira pending the (ccn era KUKKesta that "the anne proi;ram fur the United States would bo to con tinue the present program for the ar my and nnvy." This merely implies the completion of present plans, not their infinite expansion. Of the Ut ter be says: "I (irmly believe that 'f the incomig president takes up this matter he will receive a cordial res Miiise. It would appear that recent , experiences should be enough to con vince anybody of .the danger of compe tition in armaments." (ieneral Pershing's opinion Is im portant. Ho is n soldier; his prnfiM sion is wnr. He lias hiul wido oppor tunities for observation and discussion lit homo and abroad, yet he lielieves iii disarmament and believes It can be brought, about. ' The fact that neither' Pershing nur l ay other well-informed person be lieves that disttrmainenl can he nrumv pliOied immediately does not alter (hoi favorable u,m'c( of the case. The im portant poinl is (list so many leader-, of men are beginning to lead in Vie light direction. They. should not luck ' intelligent following among (ho peo pie. . .i answer, does it?" The deduclion Is only too evident. Sex stuff seems to be, for the moment, what the people want. Hut ll'is un wholesome, not because it relates to sex, but because it is fundamentally untrue. A majority of neoule runnimr well over DO per cent live decent, clean ly, self-respecting lives. Tim lurid stuff Is so race in real life as to be esteemed pathological. The danger in such movies is just the danger that exists in novels of (he piously senti mental and romantic type namely the danger that young people just be ginning to form idens about life may think it really works that way. Eventually, Ihe public tuste will veer away from the sex movie, just as it does in time from every unwhole some and abnormal thing. At oollnm, the public taste is sane and triMvinr thy. The tide has alieady beg in to turn. Meanwhile, those who 'vi.-h u help on the Rood work have one ia fuiling recourse; marked them off my slate. I will wenr some thread-drawn hose, Than they'll take notice I suppose1; . Dress with neck cut to my waist, The boya will fall for my good taste. High heeled slippers very smnH i Would, I dare wear no hose at all? I want personality . Attention, popularity. Is it for my mother's eye That I dress so carefully? Qr my girl friends passing by? No, not these you surely see, It is you I would ensnare, So I rat and puff my hair, Plan my toilet carefully, ' Just to fascinate you,. See? My secret now to you I ve told, Plense don't think that I nm bold. I would dress so modestly If thru this my charms you'd see. Now you big protecting boys, Do not think of us as toys; Do not criticise or tease, I''or it's you we try to plense. It is suggested that on the opening day of Prune Week, the most approp riate Valentine lo be sent to a friend would he n box of Oregon Prunes. I,et us havo a sane St. Valentino's Day this AX KX KM I'LAR V li.VXKKR. Hair Spangler, the oldest bank pies ident in the United States, with his wife, celebrated his 7llh wedding an niversary in h's home in Marietta, Pa., the other day. Mr. Spangler is in his lOnth year, is in good health and at tends to his duties in' the bank every day. When he was u.--kod to vha( he at tributed his health and longevity, he said: "Work, and then mure wuik. and folloiv'tng the simple rules of 'l. l(t, " Thi., (,.,.(.. i..t,t .... If you do not approvo of the sensu- i'1"' popular conception of the tb-.ink: 'tional and dliuigreeable movies devot-''"s.v K'"1 luxuiious ways. ; cd lo sex and crime, you haw in youcl 'l'm h livi''1 ('"' almost n cen hands a certain remedy, concludes a j,u,r - 'U' ?" ,lmsim'i writer in the Pictorial Review. You !'? M"rt ,h" "f MvM ran. . . , tuitions for slio't nouis ami niuh pay. can se.y home. . Enough people stay-. u M f(.umlilllon!l of hi ing away frop, thee.unp ca-ant deplc- .,,, . , of v M th nm( -tlit'ti'tio theorii's, rxpi'nstvp jjyniniHium YOIT CAX STAY HOME. We do nut just solder up the damage, hut we repair thoroughly! : I: RADIATORS REPAIRED By men who know the husi liess thoroii"hlv. wlio make. a specially of this work, not a sideline. Good Work Iow Charges LA. GRANDE AUTO RADIATOR WORKS i A statute of Ilinxwin, file Japanese god of healing, was touched by health seckcri until they wore the god'.-efnee-, completely "away, suv u'Tolio din-. m many xick men toucned Ins gills,; ! Ttu-y wore away tiia hix-n. . ! Am if he didn't fnd their ills, They surely united .ftis. 1 NOT rf.MII TO RATISJ'V. A . New York state farmer has re cently written the following letter to! line weather btireuu: "Dear Sir: 1 w I Ml you would Id me no Wlllll I kind nf il.,.iK..h-..., I.. lor the next three or foro weeks as my wife hns u hen 'who wants to sit ami she wants lo no wether to sit her or not. - Also would like tn e-el. the. avemgc for this period for the last nO or KO-year.,. if nut iwo much trouble. And will you lend me a thm mometer ,.,l n l...,..,.,.. i ..., II,.. chicken house door if the barometer hioka lhre:iteuing. And if convenient 1 would fekc you to telegruft me the oie neo comes.'ft.ll .Wlin cnicsens hiiiii for a while after as chickens need lots 1 of cum wheif just liatclied out. ' Ys. truly. - M. SPIVNKU. Ps. Please :. ihar the agriculture 1 1 'lept. send me' some liooks on chic'tiens. "Ps. Sond ine thermoninler and barometer by'.p.u (iiil post. .' V Signed) '"W.'S." -- " ' " The Allies' problem is to profit by ermarl prriaaeril. Without permit ting any German prosperity. , ; : .: . . ran . , 4- , ! , Hosiery i s : Pictorial ' aevjew - for March -i-Al 1H SUITS MUCH IN VOGUE . FOR SPRING A Beautiful Assortment Now Ready at. This Store. Since rhe suit Is worn for such a .variety.. of occasion, It be comes an Indispensable pari of thv wardrobo anil must be chosen with car. Your fancy may easily be nuiiud thin season for there a'-e long jackotH, short jackets, struigr.t-llna. tailored elfi-cts, trimmed or severely simple. A remarkable, range of choice awaits youV golocliou all tlite tlmk). They are (priced very moderately for the high duality of both, material and workmanship, und am the luqst distinctive uiodtds. Incidentally, with this early showing we wish to call ymir atten tion lo the fact lhat every mill Is entirely .new. Not a one of tbem has been In the store more than ten du.ysi PR1CF.S RANOK FROM J22 DO TQ.JiiH.OG. EARLY SPRING MILLINERY Now Being Shown in Millinery Dept. Balcony. METAPHYSICAL SCIF.NCE. Clara ' I. Ktegmann, practitioner. Treatments dairy 'Horn 9 a. rn. to 4 p. m., and from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. Offices rocnis 19-20, West-Jarobson Iluilding. . -', ... 1-31-lm More selling every day those Lit tle Liver Touchers, St) In a box for .12c, for n li)xiitive for children and women. One of trie very best, and nicest, and mildest: little liver pills sold by any store in America. Sold only by 'M A 9 JWaWil ,mX J.JLJ FAMILY DRUG STORE UA GRANDE.ORCOON. en! Genuine Imported BORSALINO HATS. Ex:mplifying our motto, "Quality Flrat," we have secured a lluiled supply ot Ihe world fain- " ous felt hats. In sluwles of brown or green. These Italian made, bats are of the finest quality and lightest weight ll.-ll. known longer wear nnd always In ahape. These aro the first since before the war, and are considerably under-priced for spring. PRICES NOW $10.00. THE QUALITY STORE r .A wise old owl . . Lived in an oalc, The niori! he heard The less he .spoke; lint Jlieii lie spoke His words 'were wise, 1'se Mazda Lamps To save your eyes. L. & L. DRUG CO., Atreuts Shelby Mazda Lamps, j FEBRUARY RECORDS llOlllM'R Hotl owior nwiij iiiesns Ol SHV- I .lions would pnsluce the desired result "Pause a 'moment here on Main MreM, unci look at two llicalres. Hoin it,B ,,0,,0 f,, u,e penalty of their are well-managed houses clean, will. ; physical sin, lie has accomplished courteous uhers ami good music. Ae this .by the exorrine of two virtues, expel ienccd, wise theater-operator is hurd woik and plein living. Ue has, old Tiernan. with high hleals. ' Ii is i lived h-ippily for almost threc-nuar-' showing a- fine dramu, made by skil-tei s of a century with the wife of his I Jul men, from nn internationally fam ( choice." It is an example worth think- i ous story by an nnlhor wblf wasJ'ng about these days! . ' knighted by the King of England. ! "T7" . Fo'rty.nine people are in line. I ' k"'" "ul J"'1 " ,,H",, "Across the street is the house of ,n'll,lil" and' lvhs, whose offense is Gordon, now running one of our ch.l,- "m, " 1 ,,n. ... .. , ,, , , , dreat is Law which, as some joking est sngge,(,ve play, (.ordon's 'l,juli,f ..i.l. i. w p.ifcti.,..f describe- the kisses aM '"''-' 'human rea-on," ifU"ions vmi'll m'e ti the scrri .hiha". Teie lire gr.t men. wocm j "upW u,,;,ir, S.vkty of and rlildren in line (nr Cordon's. -i-t ithr Meihml.at churth will ftr a -up. rfnd his miiiinee Inniness mis AmVed p, r in he l,.em, tit ef thr chun h I ri T'lfnui'e all weej,. . f iiiy editing. ; Pialta ' .'Ternn ncedj no VMi-poweri it l. j " . ' " S-.t-t astrcae, nnd1 nuotios sop T"-('eftl If prohibilitni ever really (liyhibits, reij, n i,I!mi m-irVn fneiH him ' it "SiU not lw an nwch because" ot i the e,. ,llfrtrene t ftull lie! v-. u trirler enfun-ainetai n Iv-ausM J nuci of 49 and P,H Ooe- ).i an tiri( of jjnaklng ami drinking thelj i pev.nfciv ti T.er UieHtrr .iiasl? home.iHane hinltrh, auS womn lie weel? And -.g)' It d,venr gHJ tliA.IWf Ihe smeel aXul mus ill the ANTI-URIC V For RheumatiMn Nothing has ever been placed on the market for rheumatism that has given such good ' results and made so many friends as thi3 great herbal remedy. ANTI URIC . X is for sale at . . SILVTRTHORNa FAMILY DRUa STORE, v and the rrjoooy 4fal tor it viil be refunded F"0U Ve nt atts fied f4ltS. 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. NOW ON SALE W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. La Grande's Pioneer Home Furnishers The Question Solved A Western Electric Washer solves ho greatest problem in. your home fvidny--Waslr. laV, wonten's jrivalYst iroh- loin. ' . "'; : ' ' DOnBEASUVI TO YOUR WASH TUB II I aWV i mr Call La Grande Taxi Co. i State Cafe. Phone B 3341 I Special rates, given to Com- j mercial men. No charge for waiting time. PLUMBING Aty klml of t limiting ni.4 V p.-lrlni:, at n-MmsMC prtr, T . T - DeKieyser ' 1NIC Adsrmt-Atcv. 9 hone 3l TauMnk cl womca hare Dec eeJ float their wah-ciay bnb ,aai womci by anog ... i Wtstifi EU&ric " Wuhtr and Wnngtr It ae yorj frbm that tacl-' fcreaVing JtuJjcry of tfct WiA tub and iv the clth (tort that lub, rub, rub aa uS ad boaid. .'.". 'This machine wii fash th clothet for a family of ia 90 minutci It a coat ai ealy 3 ceati for electricity. Coo nel lo any eiecfric Waxp aodieL Nt e wail teed it to your borse j for 1 5 day' ftee tnal. j f Miiak t.i.K.i-rOir o.. I:lim Ailnnw Axeniaii lt,i :h t24 win m 35 That Business Succeed Best .which most completely embodies Friendship and Brotherhood. We earnestly desire every .. person in . this community to prosper., it When you open a check account with us we give you the helpful co-operation that reaches riofht down into the VITAL needs of your business. LA ORwANDE NATIONAL BANK LA GRANDE , ORE. SOUND-RELIABLE- PROGRESSIVE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring result With Soups, Broths and Bouillon mem iv PRODUCT tr tl til btgun. indeed, is the dinner which com mence with to'up and Snow Flake the crisp, delicately flavored soda wafer. And lor the later courses oysters, salads and cheese. Sold by grocers in rerf pacAjces and the lamily tins. Den'r 1st lor crfint -uySHOWriAMIS ii W il ii i am Tl P..C 6., ASSORTED TAKES . FJCUh: BUrui, y n i eJ-"S--. 9 O." ' "9 o X e -nw'i'rA5,v
