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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ''
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27, 1921
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and Weekly at La Urande, Oregon, b Grand Breftini'
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HUBSCBIPTION IATM
By Cantor
pt montiL ..... -76o Dally, par tlx maat&a ta adraaca M.
per thrae montha , , , 12.2a Dally, alula "ff - ., ,
Pally, par year In advance .16.00 Dny, tkrat uantbf Id adraaea.fi
iur. bix munini in aavance....4,ia7
A Novel Tip.
Speaking of tips, a case recently
came o our attention where a diner
tendered a smart waitress aB ojfer of
marriage, unarming uihi ne couiu
not afford to tip wnlttgs, but If she
bad no objection she might take him-
clf Tho ftn u- a nfv.anlMl HAlfoS
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The Center of Population.
The center of population Is the cen
ter of gravlts of the population of s
country, each Inty vlrlunl being as
(timed to have tln iame welKht In
rbe United States the center of popu
fftlon bas followed the parallel of 89
legreea lalltwle and has moved In a
estwrd direction during: Ufa last
125 years. .
rllv. nai
klr 0)wanrr.star, by mall, par year In advance
r month,.
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MEMBER OF A8SOCIATKD PBMS
The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled, to the use for publication o
all news ampavenea creaitea to it or not otherwise credited In tbla paper, am
.suao me local rewa puDinnea inerein. All righte of ra-publlcation of apeclt
gs
Csre of Eyeglasses.
To prevent Ue annoyance fnnsed
y the accumulation of moisture upon
'yeglnsses when going from a cold
nto a warm atmosphere, moisten the
rips of III, Fingers and ruh ttiera over
cake nf oap, then rub lens and jol-
sh ss usual. Ono application dully Is
all that Is necessary.
Still, It Might Be Worth TrylnX
U nien were as perfect as ' their i
wives expect then! to be, their wives
would all die ot ennuL Boston Tran.
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Select r-ath and Follow It
Make y&r own life. Don't live any
one else's. Take your chances. Don't
be afraid of what's backoof you or
(Phot's before yodt Just lire, the best
roif know how, end IPre It strong.
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Them Were the Happy Days.
0 In those cafe days a man was his
jwo barber, ma own piumoer. nis own
trocer and everything, tf married, ex
-ept bis own boss. Detroit Neva.
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Wonderful Transformation.
Figures from Maine show that cap
ital of 18.OIM.OUO Is Invented. In the
business of transforming the raw her
ring Into the baked sardine. BoatOD
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HARVEY'S WEEKLY IS DEAD
Col. Harvey's Weekly is dead. It died last week. A volun.
tary death it was and who shall say that it lived not in vain 'i
It was a war product.- Pierced by pride on nation and ancestry
the old Colonel chafed under the delay of -declaring: War until
he broke with bis president, Mr. Wilson the man whom he
helped elevate to the chair and betook himself to writing caus.
tic editorials on the administration. Although a life long Demo
crat he changed front and supported Mr. Harding, who ;n turn
appointed him ambassador to Great Britain. That is the his
tory in brief of Harvey's Weekly which is now a thing of the
' past. Mr. Wilson surely will be' glad to know the weekly is dead.
T IMMIGRATION AFFECTS ALL
It is hard for people who live remote from tho ports of
entry and away from the big centers of population to realize
how deeply they are concerned in the problem of immigration,
and how necessary it is for them to make tho weight of then-
interest felt by tho governmental powers dealing with the
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Whether any check were put upon immigration or not,
Early Irish Coin.
Ono of the enrly coins In Ireland
was tho eacle, made of base metal
and current nhnut 1272, hut an earlier
coin was the farthing, made of sliver
during the reigns of King John, and
now very rare and of great value.
Imparting the Truth.
There cun he no doubt that the
proper a.v of conveying to my under
4tuillng n trulh or which I am Ig
mrniit, or of Impressing upon .me a
fli-mer persuasion of a truth wltb
which I ant acquainted. Is by an ap
peal to my reason. William Godwin.
Bees Cut Bark of Trees.
Pome species of bees In Sotilh
America cut the bark of the rubber
trees In order to cause a flow of the
sop. Hie Kiim Is employed by the
bees as o rendy-mado wax for their
nests.
Missed Him.
Mnllhsrmlnrt Investigators report
flnrtlrm the skeleton of n mnstodoo In
Arly.nfin. hi, linfnrliinntnlu lm mno.n.
there undoubtedly would havo to be a new policy of distribu- dnn himself was not nt home nt the
iion. This means that instead of settling in tho bior cities, trie "'e 'of the discovery.-Doston Tran-
immigrants would "be directed to any part of the country where
their labor was needed and they seemed most likely to be as.
similated. , w ,mm 3CM
If a trood class of immitrrnnts were distributed thus, it
would bo a healthy and beneficial process, like skin-grafting'
If immigrants are admitted arid scattred at random throughout
the nation who are diseased in body and mind, carriers of bodily
and social disorders, their progress may be likened to the
. anread of a loathsome crunlivo disease, ' First the trouble
would break out in ono spot, and then in another, until pies
ently the whole national body is-infected .,..-.' ' ' '
This being the case,; no community can. afford to, remain.
inullierent to me llllllllljjuuyii prvmvm, eiuior an w ito ouiuuuu
in Washington or in being prepared to megt it at home.
script.
Named "Empire 8tate."
Tho name of the "Kmnlre Rlnte"
iVns first given to New York by George
Washington, In his reply to an address
from the New York city common
council In ITSt.
The Median Wall; .
The Mcdliiii wall, in ancient history.
vns a wall north or linhylnn, extend
ng from tho Tigris to tho Euphrates.
milt as n defense nf Bnhylonla.
Sure Indication. '
Marker "I think the gilt Is off the
gingerbread as far as the marriage of
the Newlyweds Is concerned." Quia-
er.-wuy do you say that?" Mark
er "Mrs. Newlywed hdo started eat
ing onions again." Answers, London.
Most Remarkable Echo.
A wonderful echo ran be heard In a
oom In the cnstle of Simunetta, near
Ulna. A loud noise, such as a pistol
ihot. Is repeated 00 times.
Credit Must Be Immaculate.
Credit Is like a' looking-glass, which.
when once sullied by a breuth, uay
be wiped clear again,- but If once
cracked can never be repaired. Wal
ter Scott.
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Reading Must Be Digested.
A fow bonks, well studied and thor
oughly digested, nourish elm' under
standing more, than hundreds but
gargled In, the ..mouth as ordinary
students un. F. .Osboru.
WEDDED 75 YEARS.
SCIENTIFIC REFORESTA
TION
' The head of tho forestry depart
ment of the University of Maine bo
, lie ves that the tlrao has come when
I timber must be grown, (UBt the same
is other crops aro grown. Raising
. t'inber. however. Is a long process
and that Is why every one, familiar
with, the forestry situation believes
; ihHt thd soohoT a beginning is made
1ft soieimilc reforestation,, me ocnor.
; j ' Present methods of planting new
forests acquire sr Inrgc stand of tna
, ture timber of tho species sought for
Slantinisit or.a lurga mipply.iot acefl
' trees, Yet Ihc experience of the
United States' Forest Service has
found -that transplanting wild stock
is not generally successful. In the
. first, place it appears to receive
severe set-back if moved from IU
original place of growth. Tho trans-
. . planting, too, is just about us cxpen-
. aive' as the cost of nursery stuck.
Nursery trees, on the other hand
appear to benefit by transplanting,
and are cheap in proportion to tho re-
. suits, obtained, lhey are raised with
scientific care, with special attention
to root anil crown development ami
genernl health. They can always hr
obtained ut the proper NcuKon for set
ting out and nt the niont advantag
eous period of their growth, so that
adaptation to the new site is assured.
Properly carried out, this method of
reforesting is supposed to show nal
more than 10 per cent of failures
end as a rule only 3 to fi per cert.
One does not have to be contem
plating starting a great forme to lie
interested in this advice. The own
er of a sms.ll form or town lot who
leailtifying and .improving hi prop
erty can act upon these suggp .(Innn
Hid procved t set out vn. ious kinds
et t trees or any of the fini native
rata found in natural wuol?.
into people's heads who did not have
it there before, and they add fuel to
minds already inflamed.
Nearly all wars have arisen after
prolonged and animated discussions
of war, and were largely due to those
discussions. The way to stop-war
Is not to argue everlastingly, in pub
lic or private, . as to the chance of
war with this or Hhat pillion. The
way to stop War ;ls to stop talking
about it, and along with this- wise
silence, take sensible, firacUcal meh.
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THE, WOMAN'S PAGE
No Shortage.
"I rented a house In the Street Of
Dreams," sings a poet. Well, even a
poet can pay thy rent of that kind of
a house, Boston Transcript.
Trout a Cannibal.
Tho trout Is cannibalistic, feeding
npon Its own kind . when necessity
compels, snys the Alluvion Forestry
Mngnzlho' nnd In numerous Instances
wbeu necessity does not compel. ' ''
Wedded' by Eating Out; cy .Bowl.,,
Kfnrrln'L-A In fnnr ti '.-ritllf.lm,' mm
inony among the nurmeso. There la a
ceremony, of course, but the only nec-
esanry and binding part of It Is that
tile couple should, In the presence of
witnesses cnllcd together for the pur
pose, cat out of the same bowl.
MUMSIMG
Universally, Known'Universally Worn
1?A GRANGE'S GREATEST
DEPARJMENT STORE IS
HEADQUARTERS oF0R
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... ... MEN '
:" ' . . WOMEN ff ,
'. '. CHILDREN
No othor -tfudorwear wears longer,
anil covers the form more perfectly
washes
rIvhh
better, fits
more real
solid comfort and satisfaction than Ml NSINfiWKAIt.
y ji is uinue uy people wna Know how from the beat
me musi.niuuern Kiuttyig mill in the United
materials in
States.
It Is worn with complete satisfaction most unreservedly
endorsed by several million o the most particular peoplo
In America. ' . .
Those are' but' a
MHJNSl.N'GWEAR . In
few of the reasons why. we ' carry
our- stocks. It VOU urn nnl
thoroughly familiar with" MUXSIXGWKAIt call and. Inspect
it now. New stocks of spring weights are now complete
Ml'NSIXaWrSAIt' la populiii' pi-iced : . ." '
Exclusive
agents for
. -.' , FINE QUALITY, NON-IRRITATING. UNION SUITS .'.
WORLD FAMOUS FOR FIT. DURABILITY AND WASHABILITY
UNSING i6r Wome n
EAR and Children
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MOVING ENTIRE CITY
."'.4H WITH KN'tiLAND" '
"t -tkc ii'.i-.iifi, nnnoiuires
t v4 tm e,lttuti-i! srtli!es on
Urn wber4 "No W,i, Knglaml,"
sta Jiniuit : re,lr i-tmn.-ka:
Tell, ti juiyi there going to
, W asy m.f ,v, .!.,.. Alll
-wlsnt's the piu;po'e of ih pr.ttti.e
t af aolicitude!"
V Tfie Ajlici5in Is luftified. ThV
tnagasine alitor may plead it ',
discussion is rnly academic, or
that hls.jjlca is to anow thut Wi)r
i with Bngland wm v,re,onhir
i or impoaslble. bul hVfart emaii
that no such discussions tan be ,-r.
rled on without doing froi. The
psychology of e))ttin ImI0 , Whiah'
;'thejr are concerned with KnglaSCr
hlle thifdratti "h,,l
Japan, wneiner ioy uc. with i reiil'l snvii ior;yr e
ly inreairning aiiuaucnji-Tith .??c
only considered as reiiiote fmibil
Ky, 'they get people to thinking
fct;ai tir. tTliey put the idea of. tvsr
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A brilliant club woman was moved
to moke fun of the average "Woman's
l'agc" in the daily papers. Sho in
dicated that it offered only food for
babes, wheteaa tho woman of today
lias attained her majority. The fling
is hardly justified.
No woman is limited to reading
the Woman's Page, and the other
pages of the paper cover every phase
of information demanded by the pub
lic. And what does tho Woman s
Pago print? Suggestions for making
housework easier, so that tho wo
man who reads may have more ti'ne
for other things. Practical informa
tion as to meals, food valued and test
ed recipes; these are imiwi-'iiit sub
jects in any home. There is a hit of
fiction, not always first class., m r-
haps, but just long enough '.o afford
iive-nnnule resting sncll lictwien
tasks. There is a bed-time storv fur
hililrcn. Children still love stories.
ami must be put to bed. Simple dir
ections are given for sewing, mend
ing and fancy work,- Somebody has
to mend and sew, ami rinv u home
would have no decorations if the
hvuscwifcedid not make them. Some
times Ihere is a correspondence c il-
mnn. hentinionlal women reuil the
paper, loo. Then there Is a club
alcnilsr-and a. society column. The
latti'r'ia interestinir for nersomil rea
sons if the reader has attended the
functions, and .offers a means for
keeping, in touch will) the world if ,
she is debarred frtim suck frivolities. I
There is nothing Wrr to pievent 1
ny woman Trom interesting herself :
In or evading luit other things, .ird
ti the other hapd, there is Ih'o t;iu
tiMI of many problem-faOf wo-'
n ..e chief (irobWaaa n o at lit
dnnetir.' War scoff j
1'rjt. CI. Ioarn ,nl least''
lenel Kla niahly "cv.iiensle powers I
to help talieve the feelings of the
iietlaeia a .r veterans. 4 j
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Tho bura nr tlli atxiuft,
i- Lr-ampaKamaivtak rf.wj
Six-year-old Bessie, returning from
church ami eager to tell tho news.
ssld, "Oh, mother, wo hnvo a nen
terror In the choir." Boston Tran
script.
Usuallyl
When a rogue goes to law, It Is gen
erally to keep the law from coming
after him. ,
Jncoli nnd Snrnli I)ck of New York,
photographed ,. at the vcolebnitloii ;.of
tholr 'sevenly-llfth 'wedding anniver
sary.. They nro eighty-eight yours
old, nnd were horn In I'rlNtlck, ;(!n
llcla, where they were married. They
cirtiio to this coiinlry 33 years uuo.
The aged couple are still in good health'
aud relnlu all their facultlus. i
j Epitaphs of j
Tim glKimlic tusk of moving iyi en
tire city Is slowly Hearing completion
In Minnesota. 'J'ho clly of llihliing
which had reached lO.IKin population
with Milistantlnl hrlek. hullilinxs and n
sireet car lliiel'''K"Viehifi''nioveil tn
new site to penult the 'mining of rfrh
doposits of Iron ore upon which il
stands. The photograph Vhnws a
three-story lintel holng moved im steel
tractor rollers to New llllihlng.
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Well,-That's Comtortlne: .
It Is a compliment to all of us, In a
way, that searchore after the' nlsslug
llfik are going a long way from ftoLie
tosIook for It. Tledo ISIude!
MISS GLADYS DEACON
Recent reports from Europe are
that Miss (iladys Dencou .will marry
tho duke of .Marlborough.
Refuses to Be Discouraged. '
Jud Tunklns says he lent a man. an
umbrella ten years ago and has been
borrowing umbrellas ever since, hoping
he'd run across it ,
Paper,
. Filling Cracks With
Boil white paper. In water
hours, theo pour off the water
pound thepulp Into .a mortar;
It through a Bleye ODd Bill with soma
gum .water or Isinglass glue. -
8re,
and
pass f.
ii "As Ordered. ' . ''
Capitalist-'.": want" yon to draw' tbla -will
so it i-n'. ne brokeik understand '
mfj'" Atto.-oej ''All 'right, sir. I'll
make It belr light." American Legion i
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Selling: the7 tSoods,- ' g
Commercial Traveler "My love foe--you.
my dear Louisa, exceeds any
thing that can be offered In that par
ticular line I" Strlx, (Stockholm. '
Long-Llved Dollars. ,'
The gold dollar had a long life.' It
was Brat Issued In' 1849, when the ex-
cltement over the California discovery,
was at -Its height, and was nt dla
continued until 188S.
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J Tluifs Fri. niul . Saturday
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"No lights at all
Had Oswald Sharp.
He's Kiie to play
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A Kiilden Harp.,y
Mimil ' "
Ite sure ind Insure
SECURITY INSURANCE
AGENCY
J. F. Thy G. H. Reynolds
llParafhelr
, talk about Suspending imml-
gration sjO cerUinklro
SHERRTwS
Cecil B. DeMille's
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"WHY CHANGE .
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YOUR .WIFE?."
y WIl,LIAl1)tJ.MllJl.E
A rnrammit Artittfft l'ii-ti..-
i nil the emi , lu VW y, diamittio fiiv and
cniale
w XLs showim; a
ff.,nction that in i'Afale and
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captivatl Ruinous.
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Have Ever Made
Good as Goodyear Tires have always
been, they are even better now. More
improvements have been made in
them in the last few months than
in any equal period in our history. ,
Larger, stronger, heavier and more
durable than ever, Goodyear Tires in
every size and type are today by a
wide margin the most economical
and satisfactory you can buy. You
can get them how of your nearest
Goodyear Service Station Dealer.
Goodyear Tire &. Rubber Company -
of California
;;rtf c;0t distrit-jtors of'Gtjod Year . " '
Tires Vn tGraftde.; . ; . . .. , ;.
il.! ;H.:f Bqonertkanip, Co, '
Kuroneans up In the air.
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