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LA GRANDE EVENING t5&SEJtVEa ,
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"One edition ijjflty enfcugw,"
.She said with a charming pout.
S again on taje prey the form was
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aispatcnca iiere are ano atservea,
My JUNTOS
amn v. ki hail mail u fKutte
f us slanting few tordt to a nu'
Irr of stuaVnta ti a hutintat cleea.
I "All my scess in Ijft, ull my tw
inrudtais fiiesrial i it ir," he saM
proudly, "I ove to ne thinar slow
lilwk, yluck, aluck."
He nwk' an impressir inuu, feejt
lb effect wat ruined by one stuilmt,
who asked:
"Ye, air; but how ore we to find
the right people to pluck"
A Bare Fact.
I'EOPI.KS WAKKHOl'SK
AT I'ENDJ-KTON HAS
INCKKASKI) CAl'ITAI. I
LANSING AND WILSON.
Former Secretary of StiiU Robert LmiKinff, who wub dis
missed from the service by President Wilson, js now writing the
story of the pence conference imd the u:gue of nations.
While there is little in his articles,, in the Post that most
people had not alreudy concluded to be about the facts in the
case, there is no question but what the former secretary clinches
for once and all the popular American opinion' or the Wilson atti
tudo durinir those trying timcR.
That the delegation from America to the peace conference was
of no avail unless it agreed with the ex-President, was generally
believed, and now Mr. Lansing cinches that belief.
' Uut.fct i'B now look with charity on the weakness of Mr.
Wilson.. It was a mistake on his part, but Americans are too
big to now pick a further quarrel with the man whose physical
wreck wis accomplished in a timo when the world creaked on
us hingi's.
The Lansing story will be all right for historical libraries, but
for popular reading it has little place today. "
CLARA HAJION AND OKLAHOMA.
Some of the newspapers believe that it was a matter of law
form to try Clara Hamon or the killing of Jako llamon, Repub
lican national committeeman at Ardmore, UKianoma. 11118,-we
believe, is the right conclusion. '
Oklahoma guessed the erdict of the jury . from the, very
morning the news spread that Clara had shot Jake. The general
public cleared Clara at once. Sentiment was that "Jake needed
killing and got what was coming to him."
But Oklahoma, unlike it was once, now claims that, the law
must be satisfied with trials instead of justice being done by
lynching or shooting, as .prevailed in the days of "No Mon's
Land. So the trial was held, but if we have the right recollec
tion of those Oklahomans, the mind of every spectator-was fully
made up before any evidence was submitted, and this is largely
true of' the jury.
And Clara was the heroine. In the minds of Oklahomans she
did what was right, and had the jury decided otherwise, we be
lieve there would have been a widespread of firearms with pos
sibly a few lynchings.
Be Reasonable, Prof.!
(Dlctotrruphed at Greenwood school.)
Prafeaaor. "Johnny, sit down in
front!"-
Johnny. "I can't!" '
Hope the slccninir Bickness ilni not
hit any of thc.six-d'iy bicycle riders
at Madison S(;uur Garden,
The fact that tho water system of La Grande mur.t be rebuilt
and enlarged is l;ut another evidence of the growth of the com
munity over a period of fifteen years. There may have been
some faulty construction, but it takes a great deal more water to
supply the city now than it did then.
"When P.ob comes homo" is a favorite expression among, all
the boys who want to confer with Senator It. N. Stanfield about
themselves or their friends' appointments.
Rut the road to Cove is n paramount need, anil don't overlook
the fact.
Two ladies j;ijy met a boy' one. day,
Ills lens were briar scratched.
Ilia clothes were blue, but u nut I
brown hue.
Marked the place whore his pants
were mitched.
They bubbled with joy at the bluc-
eyeo uoy
With nls spot of nut brown hue; '
"Why didn't you putch with a color
to match,"
They chuckled, "Whp not in blue?"
Come, don't be coy, my blue brown
boy,
fipeak out," 'unil thoy laughed with
Klee: -
And he blushed rose-red.' while he
hashfully nld: '
,'That ain't no patch; that's me!" ,
Kenneth McCormick says that the
auccessful politician is the one who
knows Just how much the "di
ple" will stand for.
PENDLETON, Mar. 21'. Announ
cement has been made of the increase
in capitalization of the Peoples' Ware
house from S',0,000 10 150,u00. This
increase makes the People's Ware
house, the heaviest capitalized mer
chandise business in the Inland Em
pire; it Is said.
J he al lairs or the store are in
excellent shape, according to offic
ials of the company, who express
themselves as being very well pleas-1
eil with its condition. I he expansion
of the husiness h:ts made Ihe increas-1
ed capitalization necessary, it is as-
si ited.
J 5 NEW SPRING COATS
WFRR OUT. FOR. THE FIRST. TIME SATURDAY AFTERNOON!
$12 to $70 ..
To find vaiues that would, stand out in' great con
trast not only to" what previous seasons, have afford
ed, but afso to be strikingly noteworthy' this season,"
meant tireless search among makers able to furnish
Coats up to our standards of quality.
We are showing for the first time now, a number
of excellent models including 15 of the finest Coats
from the makers of LA VOGUE garments, which
arrived Saturday, noon; all of thorouafcly: good mater-'
ials, styled wthe minute and made mostj)ainstakingly
in. every detail ' ' ;-. :
many surpwsing values in our as-
You . will
porlnient
Hi;.MMA(;E SA.LK.
Makina Farm ljfe Pleasant.
Old Sojuire Jirown, of llimkins town,
He'd show them eitv fellers'
"Eight hours a duy" he sez, "and they
Still feel oppressed and bullers!
If they'd come down to this hero town
We'd show 'em how we do it.
Up with the sun and when you're done Jtery just the thing for a bouquet of
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will 111 iiir
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The
will ho
basement
Murch I!).
grutojul fo
mage and
will phone Ked
lie -left at Mr.
Sale opens ut
Baptist Church
ige sale in the
urch Saturday,
wil be very
tions of rum'
them if you
bundles may
Shoe Shop
u'ehick. 3-15-3t
BAFETY KA'OR btadi-.r re-grund
Any make, llor'a doz. Newlln's
Itook Store, Ed's Grind Shop, P. 0.
r.ox sis. . , aa-i-i-tf.
EASTER.
Sunday, March '27 is' Easier Sun
day and with it conies the thought of
a little Easter Greeting for the loved
ones anil friends, , The Harris Art
Store. has recently received a beauti
ful new line of Itml Vuses and Pot
The sun has beat vou to it.
Eight hours, hey! That's half n dayi
Sixteen hey d work, by eum!
And more besides, but dang their
' hides,
The silly fools won't come."
Yellow Daffodil.. Let RICHARD
SON, "the Art Han,1' make you up
something nice in this line with your
card enclosed, and delivered to the
one to be ixmemuerfd.
'; 8-19-n.
Kidding L. H. Itnssel.
The Bible is right. The very hairs
on our heads are numbered. We count
ed thirteen on,, top of. -Russet's list
night. Ilerpicide (adv.) will save it! !
, j ..... j.
J. K. Wright savs that there isn't
much danger lhat tho average man !
will get a pain 111 his back from car
ying hit neighbor's burdens.
Some Printer,
print a kiss on your Hps?"
itKJirr .vow
on stormy (lS(ys. -or cold days
bitterly cold or Joal -"mildly breezy"
n good HOT I ) It I N K fits In nici-ly
In the general scheme of n'lsfar
tlnrlr --Art' iciauahnf! hrrr- rlrl-rrtrB irrrrrt-j
at our Fountain, from spicy bouil
lons up lo rlclf -delicious enorolate
end hlood-tiiiKlliMti nerve stimulating
coffee or tea. Incluile our fountain
In every shopping lour. 3-21U
Palace Confectionery Co.
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BLO
ES
Dainty, exclusive models, in Georgette and Crepe de Chine Blouses arrived also,
Saturday noon. Many were taken Sat urday but there are still a number of
beautiful models awaiting your inspection.
. There are Beltiri and Tie-Back Models.vsome trimmed with lace, some beaded,
some embroidered, some have plaited fri lis and still others are quite plain. All
are very moderately priced, ranging fro hi' $4.75 to $12.50.
1 hi hi
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Warm weather .Is coming along
steadily warm weather has ener.
vattng effect on all systems. , From
now on throughout the summer you
will not always look your best or
feel your best unless your system Is
In excellent condition. Constipation
and biliousness, , Indigestion, tired
eyes and head, headaches may easily
be. the rwult. Little I.Iver Touchers
will set you right to all respects.
anil keep you well, feeling fit and
fine, looking healthy, feeling active
all sinnmei long,
Silver-thorn's Family Drug
Store. i
3-21tf
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r-PERMANENTAS THE PYRAMIDS .
Concrete Pipe Co.
rDRAINAGE -
CR PIPE
JERT PIPE
RATION PIPE f
' GRAVITY WATER SYSTEMS
Factory at Island City. Postoffice Box 791
Recalling a Public Service Commission is fraught with lots of
red tape and work, while a rehearing of the telephone- nuestion
is a matter of routine duty.
Iji Grande's Country' Club is to have a dance on MondaV ' fol
lowing Easier, not Easter Monday, for there ain't no such dav.
SIGNS. OP SPRING.
Monday: David, aged four: "Oh,
mother, come mil In lb" hack yard
n'lilek ami see Die wynu! There's a
SELF-DETERMINATION FOR
INDIANS.
The American Indians have not
Vt.t rilltpliml tlkft nnllll rtf 1 Amn ml I a. a
;" " n",n ' """inallonnli.y. but (hey are an.llug
uvi-iiiiiu mnoiiiii in ructtil seir-iHMet.
Nlother goea and makes appropri
ate CMiiiiiiint. Ten nilnnti j later she
nut of tho window lo see llavy
looks
rial on' ihe wet and spongy ground.
"I'm not caii'hliifi cold, mother, I'm
JiihI walking Hue a wyrm!"
Wednesday: The Iioi'tnr: "This
every ilnci iM.r, fV,r his counh.
"uiiu urn leniperatilre and le
nnow toiimiTiiw.
K"l Hint lnown
clean sheet her will bt(. me!
mlnatlon. A delegation represenllnc
the Sioux. Pawnees, Chlppenas, Wy-
aii.liut.-s, Cherokee,, and oilier tribes
has visited Secretary of the Interior
full asking 111 in lo iinpoini Thomas
1,. Sloan as rotniiilssloni'r of liidlun
affairs. If thfs were done. ih. red.
skins would be goterned, as fur a
the Immediate, visible rcprexvntutive
of uovernmelit was concernt.,). liv
fay, son, it ymi one of helr own blood. Sloan Is
lnellrln on tlu an Imllnn nf IIm Onuilin trlhn ..,.1
presidenl of Ihe Society of American
liullans, nft organization of cnnslit.
.News Item: "M,.,,, s arrived tu 1 etulile hIio and Influence.
tiilunibtis with twit children, win oJ If the proffered candldale Is'as
i.anj-.m arms. She bail tin money, at'le as he Is said to he. thr" la no
Mie retuses lo ro back lo tioose I enuvlnclnrt reuson why he hn.uld
1!iiii. whi-Hhi'r busbanfl kecw lhej"ot he appointed.- It would be a
fiikin wlih the otW nli children. '"rV'd Innovation, hut perhaps one
Her hush-mil says lie haitn't enintili In. th lisht direction. Indian prob
money to e.iy br fare a.i k, tlnii:h '"ns neH tinderHtundlng and KJ iii
he'd he glad lo have her count boeki"alhV If they are to be handled In
yo Help will! the linuso. I'rtihatlon i lelllKelilly. They have nver been
, orrin . nave not svt derldnl whai 1 handled with any N.o much Intrlfl
" . , j I" "' nr lie whUe man It It not
at art Impossible that a red man
8'iPeh furnliure plnured In Ihe'""1'' A" ter. In actual results
ndvertPIng columns. .oliialned, hesldet satisfying a rnul
g "ense ofTust-..,
HnMl,r.ll news comes lfrnahe! t o
south. Yachtsmen ire heaid mifl Mcxlco.sn?a ,h, wtntswverylhlui:
lerlng nl oui caulking ,0,1" varnlshThnt war. thereby adding another t
and u.O r-bodlin and topsides and ihe list ofcouniilc 1bi ,
new anchor roQ and thiin
c.irpet-benler cma-
Roiiiu's of lli
ruling from the yarda of the
Ottard who haven't yet got
OldT
M-rsedthclr recent International pol
"a
o a,
From ritual journall.? obse?va-
Xaciiu tinn ti mi.i.i ...T. .. '
cleaners. The new Buster haiV make' ri..0iH . Z . "I
o - , --.'.. ,37.1 mi nmeriMtr
niore noise, tboui,-.'!.
o'
aieiile la ninrd. trials
j In every shopping lour. '
ftisy i print a kiss on your lips?" .raiace uoniecwonery mo. -
'And she nodded her sweet pemu's-, WHENTIIK 1IKAT 'OK RUMMER ' . rT - -, . j ', ... , - , -T 1 '
So We went to ni-nsa nn.l T wntlw. Tnltn I inl., I Ivni- fC..,ilwif-a fill ! I I -' I
g"ess , 0 honle fur STe, the new price. U . ' llmj
, After Every Meal ' ; : " ' ' 1
wImI&EYS Have You Given Your
Sealed tljhl Kept Riht . ' ' ' " ' ''1
: " ' 5 :: : II ; w' ::3"ubscir ip t ion . '.. -1 . :
ilB&l'l : I To The
IWRICLEY"s;teadlly ll 'll
kept to the pre-war price. - i " -1 II 1
And to the same hiah stand- ' ' J J S i
ard of quality. 'j . . Jt0mmm l
t4o other fioody lasts so " .11 j s&Z?? II
looi-costs so little or does "' J n ' -PI
110 roucn tor you. v IAva Iwl ' - il
..'.. , -fej ml . . - . . ' " I
Handy to carry-benaflctai j ' . 0J - .. - I ' ' '
In, effect-full of tlavor-a'1 ; ' ' .' ' , " . .. : ! "
solace and comfort tor,', ) j ' . . &r ' , ' I . "
youna and old . . .1 I . . : Of . . ' ' f
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