La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 11, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR. LA ORANGE EVENING OBSERVER 'lliiu-s-lav. Amrust H. 1021 Che Observer as imhkmun r n t-: ri:H Published dnily anil weekly at I.n Oranrt. Uit-snn, by l,n. lliantin liven ing OIitvt Puhli.xhiiig t'oinpnny. Itrtllf'R DKNNIR, INIItof Kntarfd at tlit 1'iiKtoi i Ire at l.n (IrandH, Oregon, ah .Snrotul ( 'Id mm Mull Mfllftr. Artiirt-HM all pimmniruiUiim to 'I'M 10 Olt.SIMtVKIt, Hll Adiiina Ave.,- La UranoV, iirtron, MTV AMI Ol M'V UKKlClAlj IMP; ft On hr1 hi oKht M If lrKon Hol Newa Kin hil, for I la ml ; I nitf nttl Nhwh Btaiwl, fort In nil; Mullioiii&U Nwt bland, T'orilnmi. M lt llll"rH)N HA 111. By Carrier. Dally, pr month 76c imiiy, r''T itirfH mnntlm , .-.' iJally, p.-r ttlx inn, in advance uauy, ttniKK copy II Mull Dally, ptr yar in advance latly, ix niiiiitha in advance Daily, llirt'c monlila in advance .... Daily, -r inonili Wwklv hs.-rv-r-Ktar, by mull, pr yiir In riilviin-ti .n.fiO ...... &c .$fi.0ft .$:i.uo ....&0: 1 1 .r.o ii:tiiii;jt 4iF asnim;i ati-;ij rm;jM. Th Annrhili-l Ito.hh la exdUHi vi'ly tnililfl in us for pul.llratlon of nil mwn (iiNtiiM'iif.H (tpiiiu'ii lit i r or no i Olherwiftt i-reiiiicd in this r:ip-r, and alxu Win lui'al fH-wa pnlilinht-tl then-In. Ail right of ru-publii-itlion of (metal aixpHu iiMH iiith aiNO an rHnrvMi. FIVE GREAT POWERS TO BE INVITED (Continued from rRe One.) IN THE OLD HOME TOWN win d Dun t ho ilralM nf I ho Invitation. WiiK vli't ually cmnplH Ih. They may jin forward within n ftw hours. Bryce on the Peace PAWS. Auk. II ArlHlhW'R Ilri nnd, lhtvld Lloyd (ii-ore and Ivunoc lloiioiiil, i I'Hmm lively the Vi rnch Hrlllnh nn (I Italian priniH niiniMlern, urn iiwaliinir tho Hodleinfrit of vnrl oiih Kuioi'iii) (iiikUuiih mid ftni her fiifnrmtition concerning ihe WashliiK- tnn fllHiirimi innt nnd Far Knainrn i-onrm I'tirn ff l pei'Hon. M. Ilriand'a ponlllon in nn ouppcial ly difficult oiii. Tho French parlia ment reconvene Ocfohcr 2, laud h mum ileal with Iho financial sliim- I Ion In Kraiun, the ((Mention nf Gor man ri'pjHHi Ioiik and lint rpappnr- iIoiiiihmii nf iln Fri'iH'li factorial rilK- trlrtH hi nccoidaiwo with Ihn lust cnuNiiK. 1 Jin parliii nicntfiry leadnrH and iiMMithfrH of M. nrfand's cahiiiPt .nay Ihny dn not nt-e how hn ran ah sen) liiniHflf from PariH fnr hIx or Mr. IJnyd Oforpp at firHt was Haiti lo lu.Vf (U'i'j(Ml in K' to Washington, hut hl plaiiK havo not ynt hcn defi nitely a ii ii im need. Siminr ftonnnil Is uiniei stood In doubt I he utility of thrt head nf gov i'o ,. i hi i r (LU11, IMITATE OF A I A TVAIN PlJLLIWGf- " ) INTO THE jSVJ ARCHIE MFNDEfcSHOT EwrERTAlNCD THE GOESTS AT THE i CEMTfAL HOTEL Wl fH iEl-ECTONS ON THE MOUTH ORGAN- it will Sfiueeze the MpawM and from Of medicine, the us nf hrhs. I that point on will have its own PtfK-i While holding1 down the corner curbs, The plant ia now handling l,ll'i,X0. curbs, 1 fmh, of which 270,000 lire eastern And speak in whispering gently siirh i....w,b n.i iu :.,i,ii j., I urvwtrw.imf ln.i i... JamcH (Vmomt) 'Ury U nn oM .-rnn.o. Ih Inkli. ' ,r. I" u .nfrn.- ,t..,It.t ,i()ml(,y iK ethuillstic ..I'.out' Y,t one I heard while stn,lli,)(( thPre, man, and a very w.se one. . M.r more o suoh In.pint.inee t ,,. ,1 fc futurn ((f hJ , M (hn PS..T() the timu m, bri,alhoKlht. ..i,!; than liO year of a hle.r, more than. WashliiKlun prolmWy will he. he.l ml . . Ms . rh. , , u.U..-tai.rf I nruinarv ,,. u. my am. ur.u...r .u,, ,.r-.ie , , , , , h , , r ..,,,.,,.. ,, prvpurinK m Uu. SpawnJ while wachil.K all .(hat m"vinE Land ..ur. h ' in na.nii'ii; Itltf flf Hill '.IFF.LP THE - B.NT!" Yes Sir, Prices Are f tvrftary Hoover haw stiKewred ' publlshinR romparii (Vn prfefta t Hhow th public how rifn nr down. W present Ihein in i ntw hiikIh l( Know what ymi can buy today for Ihe pricw of an u vera g huIc of clothes a year atro. Look at 111 1k list yon can buy everyihine In Hip lint f' 'be t price ut on Hull a yar ago. PrU'B criainly are down. Last Year TODAY A' SUIT COST vor ' KKI-I' THli l:AXr!" D own I ' $60 Hume Suit , JUG. oil - .Madras shins .... 5 a" A I "iilou Sails 4. ail 2 Pair Silk limp l.uil 2 Silk 'Hen 2.H0 Kelt Hal C.IMI S Siiiia Piijiiinns i.tiu 1 Pair (lariera 2T. 4 Collars I an U Pair (.'ill tun Hose ......l.mi 1 Leather Kelt 1.25 A 11 !!'! 500.00 al prohlems. I'"r a (,'eiierntion Iiih hi t Ii proieiMlliiKH. lie Is hm id t o dietum haH enrried more weight with nk the view lhat when a iirlinr the Knuliali-npealiinif iieopien tnnii nilnlsler says ilerinilely whal his that of any other man, on questions poverninent Is inepaieil to do or nut which cirneeined representative gov- ,(i ,, ,niH,.r ,.,, ,ini n.iede or ernment. Now he passes his seasoned (val. fr, (hat poslllon as easily jmittment upon tne ireniy in veisau- .,ina,.y pi,.iialy ,.a,i jenf and nis opinion must cnminaiiii re itiu of tliose developed ' from etftfs in lie looked at the people getting on (pert The worlii as a whole has thought pretty well of that treaty, and hav ardently desired to do so, hut Lord Iiryee enJnily ehanu'terixes it as fuM of the seed of future wars, lie finds it little better than the peace which the Congress of Viemia devised a cen tury ago, or than that earlier treaty of Versailles, which followed the Franco-Prussian War. The most o'ii- hearteninc thin? nliout it all i that this man, to whose broad wisdom and filhsou, sales manager nf the Mai .sympathetic Insight Americana pay hear County Potato 0 rowers' nssn tribute no les readily than do his elation, yesieriTay contracted to sell . countrymen, sees in this pence the evi- H en i loads of potatoes al $2 a Inin dences of a narrow ignorance of Ku- died, and local potato men began ropean politics and passions, and of a digging In fill the v d"r. This price, hardly concealeo abandonment of the highest paid so far, Ih Juat dou principles in the effort to please eon- blc that al which tin market opened stituencics carried uwuy by high- last week. Spuds Sell For a Satisfactory Price In Malheur County Two Hollars, a Sack and Are Cleaned. , I O.NTAniO, Ore., Aug. 11 W. I.. the street car and said: "To him . wlio in the. love of nature hold communion with her visible fnritM, she speaks a various language. IKK. The little hatchery is the mecna of. hundreds of people in a week's time.! Located on the hanks of Catherine! creek, the station has eight acre. much of which has not heen. cleared; as yet. Hut that will be done just) We count them over sadly, drink as rapidly as possible. The cottagej ''' drink. ... j originally intended for the rnretnkeri -. - ' is now occupied by the superintendent j ' A Union county druggist says: "the but in lime mined space will be cleared. Ifooil blonds dye yomig." away and a new cottage built. I ! "We want the people to come and "The best way to handle the "I told ' , ,. , .,,, ' inspect the plant," explained Mr. Hon- yH K !'' i t spray him with hurl;-! "".ney. "We have camp ground facilit- shot. ies and tables, where the public is cordially invited to come nnd campi for v day. We will be glan' to ex- Sunday School Teacher (to the nuiet plain the hatchery at any tune.' j looking boy at the foot of the class) John Hranilt is the attendant at the hatchery. About the new-tnade lawn, flowers hnve heen planted, rustic bridges con structed, cobble-stone walks built and everything made neat and attrnctiv Of Cmirse. "In what condition was the patriarch .loli at the end of his life?" "Dean'!" calmly replied the hoy. flown language or nationalist pro. judlce. All his life T.ord'Rryce has profess ed his belief in the democratic prin ciples, avowing that, whatever the shortcomings of democracy in prac tice, it offered more to more men than any other form of government yet deviseo. Always, too, he has heen too honest to ronceal his knowledge lhat every government, whatever its out ward form or the name by which il ' goes, is oligarchic In its essence. Now he criticises a peace made, it may be by the few, hut made in the effort to please the ninny. The influence of the many, over-riding the knowledge of the few, the yielding of the few to curry favor with the many these are the causes which must be blamed for the wars that are to come. Lord llryco must not lie held to argue that a peace dictated by Wil helm von llohnnzollcrn or Karl von lUpshurg would have been preferable. He is only making more plain, in this American lecture of his, Unit dem erratic governments, however favor ably they compare with other and old er forms, are still far from flawless that the voice of Ihe people is not necessarily the voice of lion' on every question. He is not a pessimist, but lie knows the millennium is' not Jufl around the coiner, or the corner be yond that: ' ' With Ihn price sal Israel ory Ikere Is no tendency to hold Tor further increases and sales are being Hiiide on the imuknt. It isn't what you say you are go ing to do that counts it's what you. fine lui'jnncr to the happy circle of actually do that turns the trick. people, animals and fish, is n pet coy-j otn Which the ilionney children play' "You may have heard nf me I'm with much the same its they would Dr. K illi-n,'" the pompous gentleman' The same holds true with everyihing we Hell all prices are down. Some more than others. Don't forget that" they are the same goods as we carried in our stocks one year ago exactly the Hume. Quality Is never nacrlflced here for price. New Silk Knit Ties Tht Jiixt in! Ffiifst Kvcr! tjii. no, $ I. yi.ni, $ 1.7.1, 4(2.00 and 2.30 are the prices of several dozen of the finest Kifit Ties we've ever shown. The colorings are difTerenf, Ihe patterns are different. Men who' have taken a lfklng to the dressy appeiraaee of a Kill: knitted tie, will want to see these and will probably waul to own one 'or two. Some of them are in one of our win dows see them. "Help The Band.' Jiilv I nsl en mcn1 s jiikI .Music! Let's do our p:irl lo support p baud Kiieh as w havo now they need music; i hey need in Hliuiuenls; ihoy rehearse Iwlce weekly and play emieerlH with out fees. Will Y..11 llcli tho band, the 1nwn( Ine public nnd yourself? Drop a. Coin in tho Drum just inside our main entrance. I.pI'h all dn our part, it's for nor lowu nnd nursHvpH ufl Well us the band. ImiHt'o! Milk Pontroo , Shirts $5.50 . , Noun so cool, comfort;fblop and pradieal, as shirra of Silk Pongee. Made with sol'l collar atlached or with collar bund for linen collars; soft eufl'H all sizes in eilher siyle. See window. Priced now at $.".. "O each. Golf Shirts $2.50 ' Of sort while T-Innn f'lnth durable, cnol. and easily laun dered. With suit collar at tached and new soft button cuff. All sizs. See window. with n pup. 0 Boston Builds Houses lioston, at least, is emerging from the housing situation with flying col ors. It is reported that building is proceeding so rapidly in the Hub thai from !MI to IIHI houses a week are he ing ronipb'leii'. This is having a salilaiy effect upon rents, and the chairman of tne state commission on the necessities nf life is warning Ho. Ionian hoiiie-hunlers -nut lo sign long leases at high ri'llt prices. To work the niiiucle there must have been honest ro-iipi'rul inn on thej pun 01 tne aiitnnruii-s, the home build ing and hum-owning 111 gai..it ions and the public. It means lhat nut nn. ly is the housing shortage being ovor come and rental problem solved hap pity, hut also that many workmen aip given employment, (ithcr innumui ities suffering from inaih-iUati- hmis ing and unemployment will l.e glad i,, know how Itnvton docs it. Rex Ingraham, who directed "The four Horsemen of the Apocalypse' for Metro will make "Turn to the Wight" for the same compuny. No, l.ouellu, it Is nut. a preachment aimed at the erring bhll-piayersl Alma Kuhens will be featured in "Kind the Woman," which Tom Ter ris is making for Cosmopolitan Pro ductions. Mr. Terris ought to em ploy King Solomon us his assistant director; that old bird sure knew how I THE OFFICE CAT -Of JUJ1IU You need n porous plaster that will take awny the pain." announced in the smoking compart- h0 'San,l" bought the plaster nul the mtM)t. j pui" departed, too, "Ah, then, I have the opportunity Anl Hon(y thought 'twas time to bid to thank you for what, you .did for! th" PIustp1' fnl a(1l'u me," the quiet fellow responded. "I Bt thft wiw nothing stirring, for tho have been benefited greatly by your plaster was attached treatment." T" his knee with such a fondness that "W hy -er were you a patient of " thought heU use nn ax. mine? Though, of course, I couldn't . Hut, itisteao he tried a hot bath ami possibly remember all " his temper sure was roiled, "Oh, no, not 1. Hut my uncle wns,j y0r he soaked that blamed old plaster aim l was his ncir. The first picture that the exquisite Irene Castle has made in tuite some time w ill soon be released by HodUin fitm. There's a little discussion as to what the title will be, but on one point everybody's agreed: U' u Lully picture! There Ih absolutely no truth in the rumor that a screen version of "Tea for Three" is to be presented with Hull Montana, Hen Turpin uud Mora I-inch in the leading roles! "The Face of the World." Johun Hojer's famous novel, has been pic tured by li vin V. Willut uud will oon reach the .screen via Hodkin.-uit. And, believe me, it'.- something to look forward to! Vedro de Cordoba is playing th "heavy" in "The Vouug lhauu," star ring Minion I lavies. He weighs about 110 pounds which makes him the ligiict heavy oil the screeii! Heibert Hrcnon will direct Norma T.dniadre in "The oice r'rum th .Mnuuet." hhiru, you Mioi-e met Mint makes you think a minuret ih a new-funKled talking murium' .' A Modest Hope. I do not yc;irn for riches, Hut wish 1 hjul a chance To own a pair of britehes l.ik' them there HuJm pants. Henrh Officcr I. W. Faulk says the best) way to In.nnr nip dead soldiers is to remember the living. Overheard in the F.veuing In walking round iibout the town Some curious people I have found, Who jibe and jot, at this and that, Like nothing was beneath their hat; j They s'off whenever someone goes Along the street with pigeon toes, ; I ney niuun ii every you nouni iau, f As n it was a joke for alt; They speak of weather, crops and plants, ; Of bu'ftw. or worms,1 nr small r'd ants, Of baseball pools and every game That ever one could call by name; ASK FOR and GET Horlick's The Original Malted Milk for Infants and Invalids Avoid Imitations and Substitutes. Sandy's Friend. Yes, Sandy n'rank some moonshine and win cro- s-oyed as could be, lie fidl unon the curb and darn near broke his poor old kne'. A friend of his, ah Irishman, said, "Randy,, s.ui'e. 'tis plain, SPECIAL SALE I.:irf quantify shadt trees nf all sortjnid sizes to bo sold cheap owiim in overcrowding nf n u rsei y Cnmn a nd aelect now for fiill delivery. Also lots nf rut flowets nn hand at re:tsiuia)dnrf)rlces. ALFRED MILNE Willow Glenn Nuraery l-'ormorty iho old Kalcr .Nn i-sery 'till his body was parboiled. TOO LATE Death only a matter of short time. Don't wait until pains and aches become incurable diseases. Avoid painful consequences by taking COLD MEDAL After that he tried a cold bath, to lose that plaster he was hound, He soaked in the family bathtub nno he thought that he was drowned. Then he tried sojne rough sandpaper and he scrubbed for many days Hoth up nnd down nno sideways, but 1 the plaster calmly stays. Said he, "I've beard of friends that stitketh closer than a brother Hut this dern plaster beats them all, it does, yr I'm another." He scrubbed by day, he soaked by night, the thing he coulo not master, Twns six long months ere Sundy cried. " 'Tis gone, my porous plaster." Tht world't standard remedy for kldnay, livrt bladder and uric acid troubUaih National Remedy of Holland tjnea 1696. . Guaranteed. Three sites, all druggists, lh fr ike Beaie Celd MWI ea every hmx aad accept aw iaaiiatieai 1? tH? 1? 1? 4? 4 ft ft rl? l X! X I ; : : FK0NT LACED CORSETS. VENTII.O BACK, the VENT1L0 JTtONT SHIELD L0I-1T NON-TILTING CLASP. it Judged by Fit, Workmanship, Wearing Qualities and Style, LA CAM'LLF. is always found the CORSET of greatest value. A complete line of new models now on hand. MRS. ROBERT PATTISON, Cortetlere. Phone lilack 81 Kesidenc 1912 Fourth St., First Block West' of P. O. )t tlft ift if. Itf tf if tf. if ft f if tf if if f if if if if if if. f if if if . 1 " ... . . 1 j 'Round The County j INVESTIGATING itf ME nr r-i- I 0WD LCVK AT Th.S )f I f ,fJ liii-hlrtite nlth Human tntrrrer Allni'liril, t;nthrrr4 hf Thr thrrrr. l'llion-Span ned l-'ish Soon. Within a short time, the Union fish hatchery will be nlde to plant fry lhat ,.rc p:lvy,d in Uniim county aiid thus make the pimlu.ls of th.s countiy griMl.T by one. The present supply i.f flr-h at the I'uion hnlihery whs grown from eggs sent there from other points when the inlitutn was established, hut now the st-ition has a great iiiantity of fish fmrn which Ambition and iibility combined Nvith a proper amount of aggres siveness moke poor men rich. itt h-Xiii . - Iii addition to these qualities learn the value of a DOLLAR, then form an association with a safe, rcponsible, bank like this, by starting a check account and you have laid the foundation for con sistent EALTH BUILDING. wr.Ar LA OKANDE Al NATIONAL 'DANK Oft Tim: ; .. r.rcsrns L-X CjIANuc , OrE. ---.---'- q souND-p.ni.iAfM.n-r HcirRrivr jrLDEIiM.li .ix.x.... .lis1! 1-1 I!, w mx On cvay rtrcet and highway I'Tfim MxtiO to Canada, Zrolene ban been time Iflid m service. Zerolene conserves engine power, betters nttrine perftirmarK e and lengthens engine hie H''"!! Cor re-1 l.ohrifutton. More than half the motorists of the Pacific Coast use ferule ne. They appreviate the advantage to them i'f Zertlene's uniform hii;h quali:y, the rrsult ot an efticteiKy in the manufacture nf hue lubrit ems hardlu l.jplicte eNewhere in the world. Ask fr a CV.ire. t l.utri, mXHtn Chart for your car. There's a crade ul Zetttleue especial It soiled for ym lyp of en tine. STANDAUD OH COMPANY K alttofnj rode Jvr each type of engine ' "- --i im