La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 20, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text.-.fir- . WFBXESDAY. "JULY" 20, 3021 PAGE FOUR. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 7 i Che Observer AM lKUKI'KMlK.VT MKM 'IPAPKH Published daily and weekly at la Crande, Oregon, by La Grande Kveu iug Observer Publishing Company. URUfK DBNNIS, Bdllor fu sight can carry feito their dark ness memory pictures of scenes or people. Furthermore, it is said that the blind that is, those who have not been blind from birth frequently dream that they oun see clearly. A young man blinSed during the war writes in the Londun Daily News, "There is one time when we do sec, and this is in our dreasas. Preaming thus becomes a very pleasant sensa tion." This, he says, suggests many pos sibilities of added hamwiess. "If ltnDerlai Newi ! i , j.. , j maud. Portland: JIulnomah hwn'"' w " "w"1 u"" Entered at the Pontoffice at La Crande, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter. Address all comuntcatlons to THE OBBKHVER. 1416 Adams Ave., La Grande. Oregon. CITV A.NU COISTV OrKIClAL PAPER On sale In other cities Oregon, Hotel News Inland. Portland; Bland, rortlanc Btand. Portland. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Br Carrier, per mo. ..it per mree moniaa . .75e Oajly. risiiv. Dally, per six mo. In advanca , Dally, slnsla copy or .iiau Dally, per year in advance . Dally, six months In advance nn Dally, three monhts In advance -.il. 60 r.l... n. innnlh ILD. Weekly Obiervir-Star, by "mail', " I per far in aavance ... si.du that the will did not lose its power over the faculties, it would still be possible for us to enjoy in a way many of the outdo sports which are 16.00 " f ' denied us. 'Dream sight would enable us to take part in gou, tennis ana tne like, DreayA control is not impossible." He cites the case of Sir Arthur Pearson, a blind man whose misfor- MKMiiKit ok associated pkkss. , tur,e became a steppuig stone to great The AMSoclaled Press Is exclusively i , , ... , . l- n ... entitled to um- for publication of all land beautiful service to his fellow- oVrwd.'.7Vrd7.edr,inltl.l0p.pe?r and Sufferers. fr Arthur Hy. that, he also the local newi publtihbd theretn. frequently prays an entire game of diptchca here alto ara reserved. Picnickers, Take Heed This is picnic time in the Grande Ilonde valley and no country anywhere was ever blctwcd with more picnic haunts. A thousand woodland dolls invite the mutor party to stop and make camp for a few hours and be the guests of Mother Nature. This generous hostess, while giving welcome to all, has a right to expect 'that her guests conduct, themselves with propriety and show a little plain appreciation for the free hospitality enjoyed.' The least consideration Hho should receive is that the picnickers clean up camp before they leave. ' Old paper?, tin cans, garbage and paper plates left scattered over the j "i nic spot is a po ir return for th; iii joymeiit given and it mnkes the camp site an.s;.:,; but mvting to fio (, pari tail ernes V..rg. A 'ev it n utcs nt (dies break time wnl.l si! ficii to f l si ir.s rout of tt.u lute, nnd that ;i't . t -t that ii in flamable, such s cans and bottles, can bo disposed of easily where it will offend neither the eye nor the nose. The picnic sites on Catherine Creek, the Grande Rondc Valley, and other beautiful places arc among the mobi popular haunts and it doesn't take a , close inspection to reveal that some people have been abusing the priv ileges they enjoy at these places. I Camp litte rof every description tells the tale all too plainly of the unclean aitid inconsidenato camper. If you are one of those who have let camp with mo thought of how that camp will look when you have returned home, resolve to bo more ' thoughtful In the future and to school golf in his dream. He attributes this U his habit of playing a game of golf in his mind before going to sleep. The Ijondon News writer says h has done the name thing for him self, playing rtnnis histeiul of golf. and following th-gume through ev ery point. Sometimes a sLrenuous dream is as fatiguing physically and mentally ws actual, waking iiiriulftence in tho dreamcd-of activities. Rut if the drenm is a wholly happy onjs it is pus Bible that tho phys'cal effflct will be negligible, and the drrtimer will con Rider himself only fortunate in thus being able to lose his iufirmity his sleep. THE OFFICE CAT .Champion Spender to Visit U. ffi vjssfZ ft VIA' Mrs. fimlth-Uilkinnon, wlio In crontlne a furore. In Europe by hor : , lush micnilinff, in online to America. European reports she hns an annual Income of S0,OO!l.0U0. tiho Is shown here In the dress in which she nllnnilcd the Autclul races. It Is decorated with many diamor.:s. Paris papers auy she spent 15,000,000 In three weeks.) 1 'Round The County litrlitniiM nllli lliimnn liilcrmt ( AltiK'heil, liuthrrrd Ity I J'lir CMii ver. FORDSON THRESHER LATEST FARM TOOL IM'ttiinpl Miss Kowpls: ''Dear, I am Ret ting awully anxious abont that cute littlo ibungalow." Mr. l'epper: "Wlnh I knejw of a scheme to get rich quirk." Kewplo: "I know.l' Pcppor: 'Please tell me honey Kewple: ''Catch graashoppers, jwurself in the practice of leaving each one baa a great baCK." ,. your picnic grounds as clean as you found them. Vhoops Hit CTiero Mary had a shadow skrrt. But didn't dare to go A-Shopping with it ok, because1 She slowed up tntffic sol A Texas clergfrMsj Is said to have given up his pulfnl to jen the cru Wsntd-Wonian.lo Mangle, " No, tills Is not sn 'aftermath pi war. Simply a sign on a laundry. i TTp to TuMic Now Senator Borah has well said that, With, the disarmament conference oa lilred, the reai task has only beguii. , .... . .. . . !"" puonc opinion win nave to tnusn 8ad(, aga(ngl tha micl4 4or ,rlf. zhAi public opinion started.'- It is. nc. A booie fighting nurson, as the literal truth. If this fact is lost 'I wore, tight of and public interest Vanes, - hre will be little accomplished.. ' This is riot said in disparagement" or listruct of the government at Wash ington or of the government of any other country. It may be taken for granted that the states-Tiien of every country concerned, and esjiecially the American representatives, will do their best. But certain facts of human im 4Ure have to be recognized. . It is people rather Ihan govern ments that are interested in disarm ament. This is necessarily so. The heads of iHtvics never want t dimin ish or limit their forces. They ilo not. consider it nifc. Professional pride and kpecialixatioii affect their ier sicctive and wnip their judgment. It is the snme with the hinds of armies. Military experts are notoriously clam orous for larger forces, not smaller ones. Heads of governments, having a multitude t.f thing:i to deal with, naturally listen to those who mo con sidered experts, mid are themselves likely to be swayed by traditional views. It is the exceptional ins,, in public life who, in a responsible e wutivc position, tun take a perfectly freh view of u siiua'.ion, ami fmme a ww, living, correct judgment of it. The public, noting togetli.-r, i bet- 'Much han bei!n written and satd," lends off a corrusponilent in a letter 'to the editor, "about tho profiteering evil." Tbett he goes on to write and, say a whole lot more. Wrltliiu letter te. the editor, by the way, is like renpitlng a stale por iu plaster. It may not do any Kood bul there iq some relief when one nets It off ono'a ctwoit 1'AltMKItS ;ooi--')1'Ncii..mi:.n Itoliroil fai'innis nialio progressive councllmeii. Tills Is concluslvoly proven by recent developments at North I'owdor where tho major por- ccntaKe of the present eouiK'il Is composed of farmers and retired farmers." I'ntlor the niaynrslilp of Mr. Foirslroin. the city has unilni tiiken many ailvaiicod stops of city Improvement looking for the better ment of conditions ill North Pow der. .Along Willi other human bo Ings They have maon a mistake now and then, but the big average allows splendid huid.rpts.andgepjf it... ;The North Powder council is composed of GraiHI Dalton, S. E. Blevens, Hen Evans. It. W., I'arker, Kd (koi nes, Jesse O'Dryant. K. C. Brace, a for mer La Orando man. Is clly clerk and the funds of the municipality aie entrusted to J. (Jilkorson, vice president of tho North Powder bank. Marshall Anderson main tains the dignity of tho law. Tho latest addition to the Imple ment line of the Hilton Garage is a threshing on Hit that Is built pri marily to be used with the Fordson tractor. The first of a number of these machines arrived Monday and has been set up and placed on ex hibition In tlio gaiugo. - Tho thresher Is seeming) small er in size than some of. the older makes but is constructed almost en tlroly of niotal and Is lightor than some of the old-fushloned wooden Mulllln. The construction has been so designed that the capacity of the machines is practically tho same as that of all other standard makes. The addition of the thresher to the lino of farm implements carried by tho Hilton Garugo especially for use with the Fordson and other I small Iractois. makes their line of I farm implements complete now. I "Tho Implement business will grow 1 enormously in the next few years so .far as the traKor and automo bile dealers are concerned," Frank Hilton said today. "Farm Imple ments and tractors go together Just as much as automobiles and tractors and 1 believe that In.- the, future most , of the farm . Implements will be sold by the garage inett." r Crepe de Chine Uootios $1.25 DAINTY ( 'OOL e .) .' ;. 1 u ' Pink IliaU. . S.x . . i'ur infants . . Muslin Undrgarments ' - 'As Attractive a.s Those of Silk Among the newest of new arrivals are dainty undergarments of lino muslin, dimities and nainsook. - The trimmings, laces, ribbons and fashion of the gowns and combinations are indeed unu: sual for muslin underwear. ' The linest of laces, hemstitching, etc., make tlicni equally as attrac tive as the most expensive gowns of silk To say they are unusual, does not express the whole of lliclr beauty and attractiveness, and 'thoBe who -desire something better than the ont inary muslin garments will delight in seoing these. ' You are Invited to Inspect them now while they are fresh and now. The gowns are priced at If.l.llll, $:I.H. anil $1. Combinations are $1.40, $1.05, 2.01) end -.."". I From the Orient . ' r. ' TlllXaS FOR 15 A BY .'Imported from Japan romd hovutkI newly opened rases f diiiuty stlkeii things fnr tho baby. Crepe do Chlno Satjues, Robes and Hooiees enilnoid;red in dainty Japanese de signs, .all done by hand, are commanding the altuntion of all who pass this department. You may seo" several of these garments' lit one of onr windows. We invite you to see them all. READ THK OBSERVER WANT AI3 IT IMY8 TO AOVEUTISK An exrhmiKP prtula fminlne fiisli ln Mnpti under h ''Whitt Shall My ..-ady Wour' h-Jidlng. Anyhody imikM t hnnw It Hhnuld 1ihvi );(inc in tha "Ureviltes" column. What hon hft'oimt of tiin old fash Imii'd nnwNpiipor bejuty. rontt'st in whirh Ih himelii'Kt KliHu the coun ty won the prlzo? Tak' lllsk In N't'imd limoiilnl VttH(yi (Kioni Nt'w York Ti'ibunet AnniMim ement hH )von made i the iMiK-tnt'iuent of Mrs. Klnroni e 1., ler Hole to furnish this iww viow. nnd v:.. i- ... . i i.t I "I'm'", JilllltlC no it is fmm the format Kill III), I , V . 1 pro.k of living public imiiiiiui th.it nearly all biu ivfoinn are accomplish rd. The public in nliiHist everv country today is ilrniandinir disarm'iiicnt, as the lest immediate way to lessen Un burden... left by the war, and also as the best way in iKht to discoiir,r. warfare hereafter. Statesmen, though wanting peace as much as others, arc attll somewhat dulus and reluctant They have to be driven. The public has forced tlus disarmament confer ence, and the public will hav to ke,.p on the job if it is to get what it wants 'Hi h mind with there's nothing jn, the illitl.' .f Hi,. ol.i-t,,siil,iiie(f. nothing jn, the sensi- simpie- d clli.cn like scelux a woman and picked c)ebros ami a swaiucr stKk. ntetlKlit1nn Thre ma int estimations that nuke you wpary. There are tnvestlRatlims that make you Mile. There are Investigations so sad and 1 dinar? I 'that don't tneaa a thlna tA oti. 1'beiearn investigation that savor of RlnKlfnit: Tha. - . . .. . ... I ; (K.I Just as a normal person can close I h.,,h ,.- .n- his eyes and visualize to himself t)llt ,he investlKatlon l..t lands a sotne familiar or imaRiued scene, so Kuti in Smtt Sinir jvr:on; rotde b!nd afer tvcs'n ! the rrpi mveiKstto-' ' all Happiness In Dreams There are Three Exclusive Features Is VT Si FRONT LACED CORSETS. VENTILO BACK, the VENTILO FRONT SHIELD ana LOX-IT NON-TILTING CLASP. Judged lij Fit, Workmanship, Wearing Qualities nnd Style, LA CAMILLE is always found the CORSET of greatest value. A complete line of new models now on iiand. MRS. KOUEUT PATTISON, Cortellere. rhone Hlack 81 Ursitlrura) 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O. in S Jy Built to Sustain a Reputation Sold to Meet Competition ' -y" lr j . Ik" j fci-eaw-jf f ','" ; Ha, t r cfo jr$l by Jfex. s Sold Only 1 m , Dealers X 4 4 4 4 4 "f "f IN THE PLI) HOME TOWN J .'' i an 1 r. PICRiNf. uo- V..5 II - U Js, J I si .if "S-.-'-TMcr.iMrV7-i Ste i-Mr; I ir' IIP "VJJ1 VRPIINO j, lij 11 rto - x- nv v.v UV'M' s' VS TEN MLN JTE S JiVJ pL'uZS' T miimpfh SIX -4TE- Tuta.V ataaataaaaaaaaa-k,, j ''''''" ' - - - rrif irfljfjtjjfljf ijjjljf UtTlj J 1 I WOOD BKOS. INDIVIDUAL THRESHER Operated WHh a I-'ovclson Means No Wasted Grain from Bad Weather No Waste from Rushing the' Job. Through No big Crews Just you and a few of your neigh bors. . ;Wc Now Have One In Stock Come in and Irook it Over. Hilton s Garage' 5 .