La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 15, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE POUR. LA GnANflE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, August 1. lir.M 1 li-s-iv4 otht'r inventor. Hudson Muxim, who ClC VUbvPVvP in ? N'w York piper springs a quiz 1. Where on the surface of the hunter be standing: AS lSUUrii.'VllK.Vr MiHurAI'tiH Published dally and weekly at Ift 1 earth would Grande. Oregon, ny l,a ilraiide Kvan. i ,l ,,. , ' ,. n .. merver iiiiii tut, i mr riiitanv. "n,ri seeing a deer to the east of him. nnufK DKN.Mis, Editor I would point his kim north to shoo: the deer ! "2. What causes the cold currents Adilr-si. all .-i.iiiui.li-Rtloin to TUG ' V" ""'" "orm to nug OIimkiivku, Hid Aumns Ave., La oie. American coast! Grande, Oregon. IN THE OLD HOME TOWN Unteret, ut ih i'uxiol Tice at La irauti, On-tfon. oh .st'ond t'lnss Mull Mailer, CITY AND COI.NTV OFFICIAL I'AI'KIl On In utlmr oil In Oregon Hotel Ni'WH tttiuul. I'di tlniifl ; JmprlH) N-.wh Bland, I'nrtliinil; Muliiuiuab Now Htutnl. l'oilliiml. He hCHMCIlll'TKlN IlA'i'Itif II y Carrier. Dully, Pr month Daily, ir thr-'fl montlm Dally. pr ix tun. in advance ... Dally, Mingle cny II j ,i nil Daily, per year in advance . B.OO Daily, nix monthi" In advance ...... $3. ul Dally. Ihrft niunhl In advance $..! Daily. pr month SGc Wet-kly obTVfr-Star, by mall, per ytar In ndvn'ncf il.RO MKMHKIt OF AiWMJIATKD I'HIOSS. The. Ainrintrd 1'r In exclunivrlv entMltd to tint- fur publication of all nw dlnp;ith-8 rfdltd to It or not otherwise en-til led In this pp'r, and alrio the local Httwt publiHlit'd therein. All riK'itH ut rti-ixihlb'alloii of xpt-cfal diwpainieM ht'r aluo art rtHTVPd. HOME t a,. . V W sU , y Boob wis only m . rT-V HALF TMBOOiH WHEN FOUNpy 'nv C'cs.AlXUCT MgYEft'SICE Box jSZ X i All Out of Step but O.A.C. Editor Innalls of the Corvallis. inu an honest living. Gazette-Tunis, always loyal to nm e-o- 1(1 What is the difference between two and -two and twice two? . I "1 11, Punctuate this sentence to! make sense: That this is Is that that iH not it not that it it Is'." .Surely, ns Artemus Ward would, say, " 1 hia is 2 mutch!'' If we were! to venture a casual answer to the first question, we should suggest Mat ttawan, N. Y. As for the second. very likely that cold current huirs the shore to pot warm. Whether rhere is any difference between "two and two and "twice two" we are content to leave to the third (trade in school, which snccalzes in such masters. I, any super-punctuator can punctuate number 11 "to make sense," the ipr-n-iniit writer of these lines is willing to eat every punctuation mark in the composing room, with a dressing of carpet tacks. j The saddest thing about it Is that' Mr. Hudson Maxim and most of his' IS".?4" WWhi liT'S' '.?;Vity 0,fU !8 thnt 'ruth necevj OVERHEAD WORK needs i, to stop asking and answering' -rS'ST. BEING PUSHED Lenine and the Famine claim such Provocation to palliate the; NORTH POWDKK, Aug. lB-The '.' ?Ul SUuth- SWrely 'or the reinforced concern nt vea l,l h ,f """ r0 '0W bpl"K n,i"ln th defense even for isolated instances home town and i s institutions de fends the 0. A. C. against the Observ- defens. pven f iJLlrf men working on the new overhead er's recent comments, hut joins witn where the racial nroblem is not m.' hrid'!B OVPr thn 0 W- N- us in a general oemand on revisim of. Holshev,srn is not responsible for1 ' r"'' Prol'lBm ls not 0fut0. hacks. This Immense structure will educational matlers. Here is what the the crop failure which now threatens; " "r U,!K"- ,)fi 200 e.t In lraigih and 25 feet versatile editor of Corvallis has to Ct.i ' di, 'ever' 2 THE MODKKN FARMER. Actual work of placing fraiaes ay: tn'. esult ol heat ami drouth, cer f lwm t(lk3 I)uoe eul.ly tllR . we(,k "Our friend Hruce liennis or i.a vm.u ..u numaii UKency uwu nave - ...- "-.There wm ne six setH of nr8 or twelve 24x30 solid reinforced con crete pillars, and the cost of the completed structure will be In Ihe neighborhood of $20,000, The work Is being done by the James F. Clarksou Co., of Portland, and L. Pace Ik supervising the work, of construction. UUI I I 111111 lliuit i,.,n.,.T , - j I 1 .1 . i Crando has ioihed wi h Col. Jlofer in any control, liut liolshev ism may be! sits and rules all uay; , his fight on higher education. The dif-' churned with the responsibility for' No more backbreaking job, when you ference is that the Col. is paid to do Hie f-imine, just Iho Mine, l.ivanse1 farm In the modern way. that sort of thing. That's part of Uu.fch-visni has created '.he conliliona "des upon the tractor and plows! what he is hired for. With Bruce, wl.ich make it so hard for tr.e stiirv-j the whole day through, however, the whole .hing is a matter. 'g districts to get food. "e ru es upon ne rtisc-narrow and of convictioi. Kussia normally is an overflowing! rules the drill too There is an awfully large part of, storehouse. It has always; exported Am, wlwn h ,ant8 his corn hfi ,(e the Dennis program, too, with which, wheat In large quantities. Nine-tenths -, ... -,;. ,, ,,roDS ,hfl ,,: in entire sympathy. Frills in of th Kussians are farmers, l'am.nei A . wh , . . , Severe eurthriuakes in New Zealand have ruined the roads near Auckland we are in education are like the mils in uress- mm u.mUw. ,.,. U)0n the wee(,er thut the Ing or in eatmg,-ine largest part oi . i u,, ...,.e. . any ..a, ,..., ou.u i(t th d n9 Nothin can be done to provide roads expense. The .hing we ought to flow in n,r , more for unate seecions rJMv through which the earth's crust will no is io get, uuck ... - , - - - i wu( hate to try the old way and not break. Volcanic euucaiion in tne graoe scn"ois, p. toe t cut it with a scythe 1 hiuh schools and in the colleges. , to raise merely enough for thjdr own : This is especially true of the grade needs. They stopped producing fond He rides upon the horse rake and and high schools for they cost neariy for the market when J-eiiinc beganl rakes :he hay in piles, 80 per cent of our total' bill for eiu-i confiscating supplies for the industrial j And he rides upon the buckrake, rest- cation in Oregon. And our total bill,1 population and giving in cxclungo his ing all the while, 1 by the way, is about 25 per cent of , worthless paper money. Wliat was. then he rides upon the binder and the workings -are constantly going on under ground. The Highest Priced Clothes In Town! Ymt Gentlemen, we are proud of Ihe fact that we have within our doors Cue Highest priced Soils In lown. but yof must not miss the other side of this stniement which reads: "The Hlglieiit (Juality Overcoats In Town," for those two statements' read In their proper relation signal clearly the oft-repeated, proven promise uf the greatest Suit Values in lown. Come Jn and try on one of these new suits made by HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Make Iho triple mirror test and get the that signals Irue supremacy. "fabric feel" $35 to $70 Young Men Leaving For College oon Will fine, some of the very newest, young men's models here now for early selection. Be fitted now and save delay, or necessity of measuring. Jill 1 7Z "I Hart Schsfmer Clothes our tax, and our total bill for higher the uso of raising grain whn thee education is 7 per cent of our tax. So lazy city folk would take it all .' it is plain to be seen that if proper The fanners hau another grievance ........ ......I., I... )....! ... .tl. ....: ntrnirwt th.. I .i.nin.i irnvi.rniiu.nl iiml Ol" ia Wilt inline i.J l.Wll n I ll. I inn , - r. - Tlin.-n ri..o;.. 1.. 'itrntii-it thn imliwtriiil enmmnnil ii.a in I incie tu in. "ill me rujiei i uiimn in - - - and high school courses, the educu I 'he failure to provide them with ag tion tax would have safe chance of ricultural implements. As their ma- a material reduction. The place to chines and tools wore out they wer machine shocks the grain Farming now is easy us riding on a train. i the Grant Thresher comes along, and never seems to lag, It cuts the grain and threshes' it anil pu s it into bags: reduce is where the reductions will reduced to the most primitive kind, i sorry ...r inn iu..t ru,H,K ,.,-,.,t i ..,-,,nil,s,,.. l,'.l..,...l,,.u ...ill of t ni-i. "" "e"i. ...... , i.f .!.... B....U I Ti'iii.i.nel ill !ni, r.lnn l.rnl. t jlnu-n a thing would be a step backward.' and that is the eruciul facior in the " v " "" .Maybe it would from their point of present situation. The Holsheviki dio'l njt.xt he rides upon his tractor and view. Workers around Gary are1 not keep up the railroads. They did j takes his grain to iown, now dragging out their savings of not take nny care of their rolling! He j,,, up'on mamlrc RprPader war time to buy sirloin steaks and stock. Not more than one-third of, " -,nre(1(rs .hp manure around other luxuries that they became ac-l the locomotives and cars that the rustomed to during the period of Revolutionary government took over high wages instead of milking their! are still in commission. For the most menu fit the new wage scale. That; part the break-down appeurs to be ii the trouble with educators they mainly the result of sheer, slovenly want to maintain a sirloin stak cur-1 negligence. New locomotives liavo rirulum on a chuck-s'eak pocketbood.1 been bought and allowed to rust uniil We are not familiar with the cur- j they were hopeless. As matters stand, riculum on a chuck-steak pockellmok. i not only ones the Soviet government U-iiitung outside of Corvullis, but lack transportation for domestic food The hardest work he has to do is ride ami spreads the manure around, Then when night comes he sits and watches the cows milked by ma chine He likes this new way better, it's done so nice and clean, THE OFFICE CAT By JUNtUB get all het up if It Isn't delivered to them right on the minute Flint (Mich.) Daily Journal. One thing that' mnkes us belter satisfied with summer js the advance styles In men's hats that they ate showing for fall wear. How Would This Sound? ITow It pours, pours, pours, In a never-ending sheet! How It drives beneath I lie doors! How it soaks the passer's feet; How It rattles on the shutter! How It rumples on the lawn, -. How 'twill sigh and mon and mutter From darkness until dawn. One nice thing about us writing this column Is I hat we do not have to read It every morning like we dW when someone else wrote It. Self Advertisement. The driver just ahead of you jog ging leisurely along until you come up. You are in a hurry, and sound your born as notice thai you intend to pass. Pins! He "steps on it." and crowds Ihe middle of the ro;id. Thai's the road hof. Hlis In-havior inl'oilll:! you as plainly as any label could just the kind of a liiui.be is. airs' everybody knows that there arc few supplies, if any existed, but it cannot- He also has an electric plant which frills here. This is a school of prac-1 furnish proper facilities for movingi lights his house and burn tii-al, technical instruc'-ion and that and distributing the supplies thnti.And he cun tell his neighbors that it is all it is. Nothing else is taught . Secrelaiy Hoover is providing. works just like a charm. mid nothing else is allowed. Thet I bus is the famine the latest and boaru of higher curricula would see biggest item of the nppnlling pricey to that even if there were a dispo-l Unit Kussia is paying for the Uolshe sition to introduce anything else,; vi t phase of her revolution, which there is not. o "Hut the things most writers on LvilchinQT Loses Porjul.iritv Knrlco Caruso. I You have beard your last npplause, And Ihev will lav von awnv. Then he sits in his touring car and in ni, ,unny Italy, takes a spin to town, jxnd the voice Hint the multitude. lakes in the shows and lectures onil RO wm no lun(;nr gnou tilings to ue iouiui, heard bo the subject overlook is that l'.IJl an exceptional year for higher educa ! tional lax. As a legislator, of cnurse.l Mr. Dennis is informed about that 1 But the rest of the state may not be A New Orleans attorney who has Then he sits conversing with his neighbors on the phone each day lie hns city conveniences and is mod ern in every way, So wc will stick to the farm awhile, go riding every day. And we will keep on making hay. , ,, - ... nun- niit-i let- n.inu- i.i The people usually go: very ,,u,ck- ..,v,.l.him, tts pi,p, ly. The reason It is exceptional is be-' ,u is (lvill? tm , been sojourning ill the north this sum- '(The above was written hy H. C. lupp, of Portland, .who ts In l.i tiraude visiting relatives.')-. mer gave the following interesting lilt lo interview about lynching: j ular ouloor , cause of the extra sums levied t Ink care of a lon negl gram spin t is dying out ill the houtll. nnd ( pjJTJ JJ JJ CROP ted building pro- ,,,., .,.,, it is ,w in ,,; N,th. BEST IN YEARS it-i i .-.... i i.. in..:.:.,..., iu For instance, the higher ei'uratin'l ...... :,i .'.r i, .,' tax in (In-cnii for l'l-'l is 4 1 ri . .' ... , , i capita. Next year it will be but 5i J"" , llm t ci c s U." b b"" ' " " "The total higher eilui-atinn lav I,,; ' ' ' . - r , ... ,. . ' ""'"'' ii year. In Iho opinion P.ILM is IH.tC!) .ii- j iniiunaii ny t"is was .i s ,)f (-hrl(, t u.-k tn ml . one of Cove's "There is a dei iciise of SI lor. ii'il , .. . . ,i o ...u : ' i ru 1 1 n rowers who was In town saiur- The prune crop of the Cove section The better element in the South is or over a third in one year without ,.lin(; , M,p tha(, lf,ly in ,.llcin, '1'. S.n. kland says that there are T.. L ' , ' " 1 " nialli rs lies ill a strict observance of .";".,.:', ." " 1 Only In recording the p.istt nnd You hnve reached the shores of des tiny. At Inst. llnlllo S. I.annlng. CaiVs C Where Your Credit Is Good Use It , COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER Oil, (.co, Fclloin, Just Think of Such I. ink. Grennshurg, Intl., July 22 This " wns Christmas, the Fourth of July. n birthday anniversary nnd the first J day of school vacation all in one'J for 8-year-old Charles Voiles. I The youngster stumbled over a J barrel of candy while chasing a rab- bit through a bluckberry patch south' fused to cluim It and Chnrles had undisputed possession today, while ij Wars may come and wars may go. i officers Investigated to learn If it i Only Four More Weeks Until School but war tiixn git on forever. Nobody. lovofl n rng-chewer. A moth linsn't a friend tu the world. V'KnJny nature' inusir," urpes n Chlru(to concern which ndvrti.v a niuslcal veciilnt to be (llaced In nn open window. It hat, therefor p. iioilii'nK to do with snoring, us some niiKlit iiiuiKin1. was stolen from .south of here. a store at Letts A liquor man pays It's the wet na- J tions of the world orxuuized against t prohibition. A sort of "tipple" al- liance. . i to 2Sr It he al vinl.'m-t lejre currii-ula. "These figures are based nil the sumption that the assessed valuation In Oregon will be the same as it, Hr.' I or $l,oii.Ki:i,oin " V,.iu il i. -o. ' 's "i sin o iin-.sn, iv n. . ., , ..,1....: i... u:..i- . . , . ' . , ni tne mini. ......mK .ne iu-;ii M-inHi anil Riailo' .. e n. "T don't know whllher to accept this tesllinonlnl or nol," mused the hntr-restorer man. "Whal's the ninlter with II?" de manded the advertising manager. "Well, explained Ihe boss. "The man wrltos: '1 used to have three law on both sides. Outbursts of in "'' -"'"' ',ml "'at the tre.s from bald ap0,s on ,ho top of ni head, hut leiinun.-cd in press "' " "'" "u1""; since using a bottle of your Hair down ns well ns the older trees. ...,.l ....1...I .....I ..rri.-i.iU .-liiiii'e.l with the enf.M.vment of the law are not! "",r '" "kin' .., ,., I,. s,,,-.-.-o,l,.r to ihe clamor UnP- delicious apples are not pu i i' iu iiuriniii in mn iipiiiitiM 1 ruse of Tulsa illustrates the "m ll,H nemiues unu oiiump w trn.lemy. Nut only has that city"1 Prouwce fl neavy crop. slhivvn x-' n'.ritinn fur its Mils, but it i- iviuiilitintf the property . lin. t'U see siits of this new, more enlightened ntti- RhiMl lax nne-lhint except bv ti m n nut the nuH-rfluit ie nnd Kinvr bread cours'H utid confinitu; the ip erations of the m-houl to brass ta k nmth-rs. The iilea of teaching mk- illir. fur ttta' u n, A I,-, , K.. alisonl. Tin. n-v'. il,.,, .'..li,. geio-rous a.i.l more rator" will want to intmduce lattmg. ''Jj Chzvrz: , , the first passenger ree.mtinn of one-third, or over a mil lion dollnis in o;ir higher idu.atinn tiix miKht to hrinn some comfort to the despairing for a rediixtioti fr-m $4 4-' per i-apitu to fL'.tl is a nuai' i..1 reduftiuii." .iestroye li W A T.T.OW A P VTWT A KS in lt reeent race war. All nionr tne rfxTtTtTi nMirrt nnnnn-r retstrrer 1 only have one. Yep. People who romplnin that n paper never has uny news are the ouh who Orexon't Ibxher In.liiution of TECHNOLOGY Eight Schools; Seventy Urpirtmr nts FAI L TKRM OPKNS SEPT. W21 tot MittMHiiiiM frtr to Ihr Rrfttifar Oregon Aurkullural College :ohvai us 4 .. (.Vt your sowing (lniic crly iScliiinl dny f'lutli, jicrytl. . ' IfoiibpiT Cloth, per yd Apron (iiiio-linni.s, jicr yd i Press fiin.L'Juiiiis frmn l.V- T,lireiul, er ")0 yd. spool 5 I'enrl Tluttons, per card, ... 5, S ;md 10 Tlirep doz. Twinety Snajis H, A full line of School Supplies . Andrew's Variety Store Questionaires In't this hu-ineft of qin'stinnnairt'S to determine a person's finen for a Jolt, or fur antO(-ttttion with sane f"lk. froitiK tiMi far? The ftljrni-t nnet ions, acc..rdine o most people's way f IhitiVmjr, were either silly or rtilculit'ed to drive sane people crazy, Ku'ison's ipiestums, not bad in thMn'lve!, have resulted in crop of inter roKiitoi ies that i enouph t make the world dizr.y, if the poor old world were not already ufferiiid from wobbly cerebration The latest Kdiionian imitator an- V Til I oo' ; w i24 i 1 ! : ifav',., .- II II Mrs. Minnie Chelf, of Menchain.! was In thn city Thursday. Mrs. Chelf I Is Ihe mother of Mrs. I'hre flyer. I who lost her life In the wreck of the steamer Alaska. Mr. flyer and one child, Orva, were saved, while Mrs liyer nnd two children were vii-'ilnis' of the disaster. - IVndleion Tribune. MEN BACK AT WORK ON THE RAILROAD Pinre reopening the shops about two month ago the O. W. has Rrsd ually tnci eased its shop forces miiIII now piueticully a nvmal crew of men ar back at work. With the addition of a number of crews for hauling travel and with the romtnft (train movement num ber of Crews of trainmen have ato been put back to wot. A Wrd cam-tuary for great blark bakt itulls has been established in Lake lieorgt, Novia Scotta. Welders of All Metals THE BEST EQUIPPED IN EAST OREGON Cylinder ReurindlnR Crankshaft RegrindiiiK Piston,. Piston Kin us, Piston Pins Cars and Tractor!) of All Makes Overhauled Machine Work of All Kinds W are equipped and mv.ned by experts for the abovs work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. V. Uluhton, Prop. c4'A"'- i'''4'X it : it THE TELEPHONE is a servant always at command thnt never tir; night or day, hot or cold, snow or rin, it is ! ready to quickly, efanjJy nnd direrfiii: tj-rf-, tasks that otlMjriac vuir tim. txji'iiw, 'eiurrj snd in cae wwf faav. by ilg elerity, ij sy,vi-a lif m4 frtftjMrtfi of Jot lw U'kJ con'.p.lU,s. 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