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PAGE FOUR. LA ORAN0E EVENING OBSERVER Thnrsdav. August IS.. 1921. TYi hcM1fr Another Million for Rads 1 1 eouniity, it u only fair to grant! if CAN'T BE DONE VlV- lOW I1 VW I- j ' I women's ripht to have their heads; F-iihllnhed tlallv and wi-ekiv at I.a ! Illie drunken sailor.'' in is because uramle. uregini. iy i.a urnmie tfiveu- Injc Obuei-v.-r riiniisniiig- I'mmiany, IlltUCK MKNNIM. Kdltor If Oreiron in spendim. her nw.n.V free, tool and easily eombed and waHneu, n tney want mem mai way j . i-nnloT hnlilM.il knit fhwun't hmlf .. II ..I. ......... . f i uu iunj were mid to thin end some very pretty, at first mght, to a gen- Athlri' fill eomunicutluim tu 1'Uli OH.SKU Kit. 14111 Auuiim Av.. La Urmia., llrcBon. CU V AMI (CII.NTV OKrlClAl. PAI-KH tune u?o, for were if possible today ''"'ion accustomed to see woman r ', u n . "crown of K'ory" done up in nme oibkoii, im .s.T.nid oim.h Aluli Matter, improvement program 0,ner wnv 1!ut. farni)iuritv may: me would be changed, owin to the change that. The (rirls, too, may find business depression. om! prettier way of doing the bob- rri . , . . I bing. One omniscient writer says the The roads cf tl tate arc fine way to ()o it n t0 t.urI the e,B in. and we are all glad to have them, but Some men, perhapa, will misa the on ai in uiiir eitira irifun Hotel I some dnv when the rernnitiilittinn fluffiness, if this thing becomes gen New, stand, i-urtland: Imperial New. "non tne capitulation .r thuugh, having learn Htand, Cortland; MulnunifUi New. expense in bui d ne- lhi-m i nu(.liuhA.l . l . l . -. Ktand. Portland. I uumniig intm is puuiisned ej what women's nether extremities you will see a tremendous portion of look like, will probably be glad to see our fond ninnev Vinj ,.. :.. 1 some or their ears and foreheads. eering" n little of which is essential, but a great portion of the expense has been placed up"n graduates of engin- e(i-ing' wto are really leaining the gamn under the older heads at the j state's expense. LIIS Itll'l 111 IIAlk.1 lly Carrier. D.llv. nor ninuili IJally, ht three months ..75c I'ally, i-r six mo. In advance ..,... $4. GO bally, .lliBlu copy Go lly .Hull Dally, per year in advance $(1.01) JJally, six niiilll lis in uilvatiee Sa.Oil i l.:. it Dt.ily, tlirt- inoiitilH in ilvuiicu llailv. ut-r iniiiilh We.-kly Olisnrvi.r-Hlar, by mall, per year In ndvance -tide i.r,o Thrifty Tourists '" Kim:ii ok associ ati:i riu:ss. The Aftmel-iti-d I'ri-s. la I'XolilsiVt-ly entitled to uac for piihllrathiii of all newH dianl-lii-M ,-r-dil-l to It or not otherwise rr-.-lllid in this paper, and also Oih local new. puhllahed therein. All rlahta or l-u-iiiblh-alion of spucial dl.patcliK. here also art1 reserved. Brumfield's Memory Lapse Doubtless iheic is a lot of truth in Brumfield's statement that his njeni oiy went hay-wire on him when he killed Dennis Hu.isell. ,Suh a crime. Europe is frankly disappointed in I American tourists this Hummer. They) were expected to bring a flood of gold and scatter it with lavish hand, as thev used to in Ihe rare-free ante- AutO competition has for the time helium dnvs. Thev have not nniieiir- bciiiif raised the mischief with rail-' ed in the numbers anticipated, ttn,i'w very ill is regarded by many au- Helping the Man Below U. P. Davison, of the Morgan firm roads, liut wait until the present ",(y navc 1,c,'n M'-ually atingy, crop of nuuhines wear out the rnil- Iom:on complains that whereas Am- I encaiia usen to spend perfllljis wu,' i'.a.. win get most 01 tne iratric DncK. ooO.OOd in Ene-land everv summer.: !........ v.:. i :.J ,u 1...1.1 er of this generation. Mis first job wns as office boy in a bank at bridgeport, Conn. At odd moments he Why? Iiecause the steel rail hauls they have not spent a tenth of that in' work, and learneil how the books were more economically than any olhe.- the present senson. France has been : kpt. When the bookkeeper wns prj k ,..., r ,e 1 I trented somewhat more liberally.! mote the office boy got his job and known means of transportation. rht.rc is som(.thillg about p,,,: thut turl m up thc ,afld o I just naturally inspires an American! So far the story is rather conven- I he right to brew your own beer in to "loosen up. . Still even Paris feels tionnl. Here comes ihe unusual part your own home has been established 'Kted ami hurt, and does not.hesi j of it. As soon as young Davison got 1 . .1 'o express its uisappointment settled in his bookkeeping job, hf by congress and no one can search and disnnnroval. - .,.-! i . .-!,:., .h J. rr; so revolting in its every detail, could your premises unless there is evidence! l'"or much of this the European to keep thc books. When that wni make most any man get twisted in of your selling tho article brewed.' "''I'0" n,,1 merchants have' done, he himself began learning the .... . , .Mii.in. ivr.-- iu illume. iiiey iiiive Ui-, teller S WOfK. What a breath of relief will go up, ways regarded Americans as "easy.", Moiiv an ambitions vonno. man keen. und exploited them accordingly. This' his eye on the job iihead, nnd qualii year they have overreached themselv-l ies for it. How many times, though ine tourisis, learning mat there does he take thought to fit a subor- his mind. Hut, suppose ihe iPrumfield pro- f 10111 many I.a Grande homes, gram should be admitted and society! . o .1 U ci.on.lc n..ll., r. ...... 1 mine. nuw. m no, tvil"io wn- fo.. ,.. unj n.,.l,lit , 1,:. . would the cheapness of human life P' shouting no loud about the other for travelers in general, and! Mr. Dnviso-t has madj il a rule of pnd? I l!l-'.ri exposition when everything is :io sti" another, far higher, for Ameri-J his life to look down as well as up ' ,. .. , , , , I riuie l!ut thinirs will not alwnvs"'"" travel'r' have tefased to stand1 always teaching his job to the fel- If Brumfield knew, as he said lie ru" ''ut """K1 Wl" not 'll"y3 for it. and as a coi respondent says, low behind him. Many a man :s knew, that his memory occasionally'1"' thls l""'t nn1 1925 ,he 01,1 have "tried to give a cent the purchas- unwilling or afraid to do that, and . - wheels will be buzzing ngain, so go powei 01 a sixpence. 1 limits his own possibilities according- becamc battered and unsafe why di.i he trust, himself with other people .' Why did his relatives who knew this condition not see that he was provmr ly at ended'! Poor Dennis Uussell is dead. He was the victim of one of the Brum- f,,,,. field brain storms, about such brain storms as Harry Tliaw used to have, evidently. . In the trial which is to come it will to it Portland and we'll all help. I heir unwonted frugality is alsD- y. Mr. Dnvison found it not onlv the a reflection of the new spirit of thrift eenerous thing to do, but the strategic prevailing back home. Knowing how thine1. ' It helne,! him t elimh if The Ku Klux Klan beat tho Non- scarce ready money is in America, and easier to net ahead when he had an. par isnn League to it in (Vegon. Al- now "ubious js the prospect of re- other man ready for his place. It is' rendv the Klan l.ns a ihm,s,d men, 1 llu''inK what lhpy "qunmler ; one of the seciets of his remarkable icady tho Man has a thmiMind mem-, ,uv ,.rfi i in,.lined to .nunndor n.' hers who are willing to use tar nnd en in the presence of Old World temp If Y ou re 1 Ici-c are Full Fashioned, A1J 'Pure Silk Hose - at $1.95 Pair Hogiilurly priced at $2.5(1, wn bought large riiianiltles, when It was impossible to get our La Prance. y Now In order to make rami for , new stocks of I.a Franco hose, we uffer Ibese ata greatly reduced price. There are all Rlzes, and in black only. Priced at 1.05 each. , Pure .Silk, Full Fashioned... HOSE WM3' Shopping Tomorrow! That -an lie dyed black , or brown at $1.50 per pair These aro $2,511 and $:i.fl values. All silk silk, top and root. In color purple and gray, flesh and brown, etc. Excellent values and can easily be dyed blnelt or brown. Choice at $1.50 pair. All-Silk Satin QSiSlli 7-iiwh Zephyr Ginghams-20c yd. Over a dozen new patterns, mostly plaids and stripes. Colors are fast, and they repmstent a value worthy of the shoppers attention. Specially priced at 20c yird. -ALL SIIADFS 'IX STOCK AT ALL TIMES $2.65c yd. - "Skinner's Satin iiuedft bill little recommendation from us. Every wo men w'ao knows silks, knows Skin nei.s. It stands evory test every thread Is pure silk U is washable. Wb carry Skinner's dress Salius, and lining satins at all times in every ; desired shade. One year ago It sold for $5. 00 yarll, today II is priced at ?2.t5 yard. is on the other fellow. Bobbed Hair tntions. This is good for America, and bo' tor for Europe. It sets a 'good ex- Brumfield is not getting away with his alleged -representation of Dennis Russell, the murdered man. Hut he is ance that has been lacking lately Why nil this to-do about bnbhe.i be interesting to follow the testimony, hair? Surely Marshall Field and Co., which will iliu.lmi.. ihe Urn ... ri..i,i 1 of Chicago, and their imitators else- , , , ,. where have gone pretty far in their 0 memory lapse. But we believe no on.? 0(irt that any girl wearing her hair Save Money On Whiskey would be willing that this man should: in this fashion shall be fired. In the' . take advantage of the 'insane insti,u- 'and"'';,0";:1 The administration, casting about tion when his crime wns the midest hnir in U anvw-wt" f ways to xnvo nioni'y, is on the ample. It also tends to get Kuropej muking a good start to be labeled in out of the notion that America is easy I S1ine, for he rememhers there is cap- im.iwiik, aoii i-univaies amonia our- nai punishment in Oregon now loreign irienns a spirit 01 sen-rell- of the red. Whicki't rrmnins a popular tonic in Cnlii'ornia, nminliiif? to nowspappr fully hard to got that tonic. ' ritfh. track when it starts looking into If Bill Haywood inherits a fortune and becomes one of the ""pluts" he may have a different view of lif-i They do say money makes one's mind change. It is now learned butter and milk in THE OFFICE CAT By jTUHrcB Women with lnmpy nenka aie of ten Found among the "swell.s" says the beauty Uootor. Anil tin lamest Ts The latest, girls. Is rouge on the little footsies while hi swimming. The dear things! Next, we suppose the song "bells on your fingers nnd bills on yotir toes," will become lit erally true. The modern troubadour doesn't tawny his lyre, but honks his hoi:n. yet he manages lo gel results. .weiy it is as permissive tor wo-. " , r . nrrw1n,..;n 0(n,lil Jiinino i . i . ' t in nunc; I inn nT n irotin k nimr niMi ""j - h. - men 10 snorten unnr nnir as to snort-; - . . fir.nn lw.t Inirv tin Thorn en their skirts. Men. after many mis-, D !?rar is little surorise when one keens tab XT;.rU3 T'" be lo- of w"hUk"y" Ind oter spirituusj h. market, for these products. j , fnnn.l In tin,,. .h. nih ihn . 1 liquors held in bond. This involves 0 headlines. Quite so, itiite so, ami in1 sort of reasoning applies to one end " hig e0,t for stor"K1' nml gtiardian- If the "Talkative Ilurgar" has been o'-her parts of the country but dread-' of the woman as to the other. If it! "h'P- with al! tne precautions taken.' killed will lieorge linker please ,lellj is gooil to have feet and legs free from . -.. . u,i urumtm I . .... . .... r.(.,l.lunt nr.liit-o nnH thi.ft nml thnt I irillllllllil inir innni-ia. h., o I. . . .. u.. u.v . . . . ...... .... ft . rood to have the head free from ' makes n.hlilional troui.ie. Along witn UI.V111V c-.ww.t mcvie ilzer- ""-meny peuuieo .nsuraiice. tnis mere is tne prooiem 01 carmi i flavor urniiuy useu to wui a ia a for nnd disposing of all tlie illicit liquer sei.eil by the federal author- ' iiies right along. i Walk fast. A -j fire department looks Just as much like business -when answering a false alaim as 'when going to a real contlaKration, says Charlie Muchlson. Already Portland sees a lot of uu- Franklin P. Adams, considered by many the world'B champion colyum- trnmmelling mass of hair? I Most men. nnd nei-huns most wnninn employed ieople next winter and is have not thought of hair in thnt wnv launching n movement to put them to "ut ''' " nl"n 4 ''Y it with such wigs. Sl'NDAY SCHOOL PICNIC i ne aunoay scnooi oi ine r irst meat market. Methodist Church will hold its annual, VaH Xllson the poop0'9 pool, picnic at Kiverside Park tomorrow UHP(, t() 1)pd,n'e red p,lsh ph1t0. Some of the reeeaily uncovered oars look pretty pale and Idckly, llkn the grass one sees on yilsing an old board sidewalk. Jimmle McNameo says a pumpkin pie is a watermelon with ihe jaundice. The gink who once had his feet on Ihe iron rail at the bar now loafs In the soda fountains. After a salesman has been mas saging cement walks all day and hnS climbed steps high enough to shake hands with St. Peter, Jie can' work up much enthusiasm over a dancing Then Don't, Dud! Somehow I never. Think it's right To merely leave And say, "Goodnight," work fur the l'.IJa exposition. he likes it. If there is anything at all b i- i as males used to wear-and see howl '-"""y me cusioti ans ot coniisrateo """."Vr rf" " maph albums rrom hotiso lo nouse. wnissey in cities woeic sioruge lacn-, -- - - - - - Abraham L.inroin oegan ine oy ities were inadeiiate have taken t,, ehurch dinner will bo the on.er of s ,, ral8 um, became President pouring the liquor down the sewer.; the day at six o clock in the evening of t)ie sule8 That is a lamentable waste. Granting Jery family is requested to bring v on the ollier handi ,Iis ,n. that whiskey has no legitimate potable; basket of good things to eat. If par-' Mllsnes, Wilvum Hahenzol. use, it has countless possihinties lor, - - ";l " " ' lern began by being Kmperor of Oer commercial use. it is uoout nan aico-j . " . ,n-.nv nml rinishlne on as hoi, and grain alcohol particularly has Indies will see that all is looked after J"1'1 r"'isnlnS P 9 a hieh value, medicinally nnd in.lus-i un' ,h". kiddies have, a good time. A spun. r. t.-inllu Th,. same fact- nnturallv an-i Py committee will be on hand nlies to the liquor maoe legally before to direct the games. All desii jng to i,;i.iiiii I ,,.. arfe,.i-ivo. nml now go should meet at the THE TELEPHONE is a flcrvitnt alwnys at comniiind, that never tires; night or day, hot or cold, snow or rain, it ia always ready to quickly, cheaply Hiid cheerfully perform tasks that otherwise require time, expense, exposure and in cases every day, liy its celerity, it saves lives and property of valu. almost beyond computation. Home Independent Telephone Co. 'r V 4 rail I you don't want this stuff, post- church at a scrips G. H. T. -dump It In the trash held in bond. If it is riot to be dis- o ciock n"i: tnere win e cars to time oox, oecaase . oon i r,.....r. posed of for medicinal purpbses, why' "om-' Those on the; north side of tho Such broaA mindedness should not should not the government take it ov- tflu'k moy, if they desire, gather In go unrewarded, nnd If there weie no er making the owners a proper re-' "p place, and cars will get them other reason for giving It spare compensc, then exi'ract the alcohol Other far-out groups who desire may which there Is. we should gladly and seli it under proper safeguards? form a group of un auto load and ,,llsh his stuff. Watch for It In President Harding is said to have ""''' ' one l,lm, nml curs wi" Bct on early lsatio. made suggestions along this line. The them. Cars will return to the church, idea is eminently sensible, inasmuch "'"-" v..i..B ... u. .K t.. T, iiungrv .Aiergmiinaier as t would turn proft. lini.iiiiw i.ii. n who desire Ui come out for the big I feed and the evening fun. If nny slr. Merely Vnwne'l. An n vox nonneV I rise to special jnformation is desired, Milllprot(wt n!llln,t some of the Hems .Main 70; John Mayfleld" of Klgin was regist- Thn "stuiiTL-ler" is said to be the Inst word In chorus girls. Kvldently, i....: .1.. lol t, th.. siionkliiir staw. ercd nt the Savoy hotel Inst evening, notind on dlinetliyphenylenedlnmlne 0 j iir Mayfield is here for u few days phenylgycertne-rortho-carboxylle ac. In the Peinianent Tariff bill. Is It fair to nsk the public to pay 30 per out ii in nd valorem und 7 cents per There are Three Exclusive Frnturei la FRONT LACED (UKSETa. VENTII.O BACK, tire V'ENTU.O FRONT IURU nd ti)4T rWN-lll.TlNU CLrT. 4 rJtKfi imiu'i by Fit, Workmanshir., Weariiw t 1 J ( QiAMklies and Style, LA CAiULLE is A ,'iU always found tke COKSKr of X. rV.vi uy-eatest value. A complete line of new .lo'uels now on hitid. him. ROHEUT PATTISON, Corwtler Phone Cluck 81 Residence 1912 Fourth St., Firsi Block West of P. O. Congress is beginning to realise, tb:t in taxes, as in meats, the poo.' plceare not interested in cheap cuts j 'T ,on business. I'AVS TO Ai.VKItTISE Id, tntrantethyldlniiilne.odlphenylme-thnme? 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 k HOME I IN THE OL1) HOME TOWN al -.-, ;;:A'!4'4, f?5?- Don't smoke in a garage. If your life isn't worth anything, gasoline is The Blackboard Sale 12- jiicfc Set plain wliitt- 17alisnn Scini-T'ori-cliiiii nCslics. K'f.nnflu' .!).!)S. Now' .,. $7.9S l2-)icc(' Set tvti-li;ui(l (Jiiltlt'ii, first (iiiili(y white .-nni-vit irons dishes. I (.jr. $YLW. Xw !510.75 l-2-iicee Set of the famous lilne 1 i i i-l dishes in Ihe hfst American Sciiii-n-'t;iin i;.ej;nlar 1-1.42. x,,w !12.75 12-ici-e Set in llie licant iful Mavficld pattern a dislics. Scmi-pfivcclain. liojr. 17.!U. Xow i!15.85 -12-picco Set, of .Johnson 's English. . scini-poi celain Winn n pattern. The licst diniic'r ware in th. world. If.ular $22. :!. Now $19. SO Andrew' s Variety Store OOivCJ MV WWNC SAYS HC CAHT FlGL? OUT WMY IT TAKE'S 0 minute TO flLl. TMPT TANK - LAST SUMMER HC MAO A HCO0 O It MUT FI AT I PLEAD GUILY-- And Take My Dose Like a Little Man l-'or cansini; w;ftrniteloii to drop olruill fat. 'J.IXIO on sale totlay wati-h tlic Alley Smll M I'V. rv?t U.ts "Ji lots wholesale le a Hi. ThinL of it. Tlti jtlk'T tof tit? ltijv t yi slfop in. Too. soon to can peaches nml toiit . !i-'f (. Kt$ still a iloz. Ki-in.w-' m1 sil.ui. Win ter eoniinjr. Hn.l cttukor-hiaer. jii ice o-i'tint; smaller. l)oii't foi trct the melon sale. Htorc or wsfehonsg. All towns ikmI a .vtorc of this "make" kind self sei int:. Vcurs fof what's jrood for us loath W. S. ALLINSON Originator of Alley Stores l i-ont t. IVdih'v, l.a. k of t. watjli tlie chalk iiii'l cat Ae.o.n-;. e