La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 19, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE POUR. LA (IKANfiE FiVEMNG OBSERVER Fridav, L-VuLiist 10. 1921. Cbc Observer! HiKtiifirunce which ii needs so sorely and lip led wire more by u slur to peace ? IN THE OLD HOME TOWN as iMi;iM.NHi-:vr Ni: maii:k Published dolly and w-kly at La Grande, or-flun, by ha i.ntmle Kven iuit Observer l'uhlihliig Cuimutuy. ItllUCIS DKNNIfl, Kdltor bntert-il a i ihe totullie m I .a (inutile, Oregon, Sffund (.Mhb Mnil Matter. AddreHH Hit rronu ni i-it t ioiim lo TU K tHtKKKVKIt,- Aduiim Ava La tlraiide, Ort-K'in. Getting a Job. A able A.NU COdMi l aim-: it On milt in other cltb-M Oregon Hotel Newt WIhimI, I'orllurttl: Imperial Nwh htaiia, i'ortltinu; Mulnoiuah Nuwn Hiariu, I'orllHiid, slum mi'i ion iiAiua II y Carrier. Dally, pr month Dully, per threti mouths Daily, p-r hix mo, In advance Dully, alnlu cuy . It V llllll DMtly, per year in iidvunce .1.50 Cc lfl.00 Daily, Hix month In HilvHnro $;i.00 Dully, three niiinhiM In advance l.rw Daily, pur month 00c Weekly OliMirvr-Slar, by mat J, per year In imIvhihih $1.B0 The AxMoriiiti-d 1'resfl l exclusively entitled to uhm fur publication of nil tu-WH dlNi.il''ln credited to It or not olbtTwlH credit I'd In llila paper, and bInu tin; local nuiva published therein. All rlKhta of rtj-publieutJon of special Jiflpat?htiri here alwo are renerved. Beheld the Man college jf ijulnntc in Boston, un to get u j"b in tho uuaf way. donned his colh'KtMtP cap ami 'Avn and starter selling papers on lhi KtiTot. he vi nil business men, DUnK't td by the unusual newsboy enxtuim,' learned his story anil offered him jobfi.l 1 1 usually pays to ailvertis". 'f ma story brings to mind ai:otlu r college graduate, who, some yen 14 ngv had difficulty in getting 11 J"U that suited him. Hn decided that lie want ed td work fur a big chemical com pany and learn the business, but the company couldn t see it Unit way.i Kvery time he asked fur employment nt the main office he was turned down. Finally he went to the manager unit asked for u job as office boy. Then he was not only turned down but laughed1 at. He protested that ho would work for nothing, and fin-illyj got permission to do that, Hh stuck around the-office for sev eral weeks, chasing errands with the other office boys. It was a fine joko to them. They were young lads and he was a mature, husky six-footor j Finally one day u member of the firm noticed him, inquired who he war. and GlT rER' ir iti , ? 'AVil Hiv 'i.siXVf: ) A sEuious mistake when he hfJiMi PA'NTED "y R BSIAHT RED II IU hItu.r IL... r. .... .1 iL.ll I IrtM llhhlT non... I . why ho was then., and Kavc- bin. tho' " ' T ' TT. "TT ' J""M..r '..V. - V,. .'. " i'linno u iu.ii.to 1 11 ; I ' nutMiN u win stiun nUVC;""" bmiii-iiuik me rp.st (If ( The chronic hiilnt of nffcrint; cnt-j .. . . , . , i ' '"sn, roundings. 11IHII1S Mil IIHIVIIIK pillUIC CAIIilM ' llt'ln 1 J 1 J"" III" I"' BtUI't', Itr I'Ollt'P should, in a mvusuru lit li'nst, lie ililul- prnduati'S and others, but there's us-l wwk, says a La Graade prparher. Al A ItolnKiiH IHiini-r dinner one day In Puinona ed if people will go und see tlie pic lure, "Heboid tlie Man." It is to be shown in I,a tJrundft be fore Ioiik ad without n iloubt it u one of the K'"i'Jitest pictures ever of fered the public. The stoy is a sini- Vetenin Infantrymen believe thatlAta unlly a chance for the fellow who Private John Mifireeor. of the See-jTixy serveit nly steamliiK bolopna; lias push and brains and n blcs.-ed n"d Division, has eslnbllsheil a new. "It" lopk Tory queer,'" absence of false pride. The Vacation Test woild record for bikini; with a 46. S:id a maid, and I fear pound park. Tim official report shows that he covered the Insi 6011 miles of the march In 14 days, an averaKO of mora than 35 miles a day. The entire distance 1 shall have to remove lis klmnnh.' Harry Swartz says as you Journey thru life you will find that there are covered i rocky roads to a number of points was made lii tin in Tl no of I It ii ufpIi ,. .1, nl nnp! Il ahfiuw n fltwt nuither wilh' tl,:.,l. tu..t . ...i.. . "V. 7, ""r,S'T."'Zn:" rj'T "re "?p.w. l.inn miles, from San Antonio i besides Dublin ner nine son linn uaunier spenmnc im-st n uiey uve apart, is spcniiing . . the evening at home. And mother11 vacation with her husband. They i..iu .i.m ii, a f !... r-i ir ! vvon ' Inenkfast tiiKethrr and nre ' , ..',.. , '.J !'ni(' to be havinir a wonderful time As she tells it the picture shows in ir ii,,,,, m ,,,i;-,i n iu, n r..i : : , ... ... . . 3 3 .I....,.., ...j un: vmmmii in kuimk ei appear in in? f,mrtr,il lu vrtn.. l.niit fn u Core, iilintnirrntihv (lie mb .r ,... ,.f Wl ll.l.. I r .u. i-.-.i. , illinnllll IS yoUl " ' . ! ' : -I", '" I " in niiiuii wn wrnilll "Ol'hat Klicll.l Iioosler th Denver, and mnrrbliif; days. Kail Style. For ariernoon funerals, wear n cutaway coat and a silk hat. If the own, leave off ihe be satisfied with anything but a fijrhtl if i,.. i.: r.. i .u. ,i imiiiiiurn inn uilllUlie llfWUIIl UK- It la a short ride that hath different scenes in the life of Christ.! uf temper and conKcninlity, It is impressive, educational and spir- w" ,n"k!i vacaMon companions ... , can usually risk continuous assocm- jtion. No ono should misH Ihe picture forj It makes little difference how the it is one of the best that has ever, holiday is to be spent roughing it been shown In Amerien "" de luxe, with all the panoply ofl ....If i....: ...! t i . ... One cannot help but think of Ihe; : "7,, it ' '-' ,y " .',,1 has asked parliament for permission! cross wo bear beinit miirhfcv lrirlif ,.....,n.. ,.i ,i. in i. to linuidate his capital, lias (ieorsre michinir v,i wn compared with the cross borne by th" .adaptability and good temper, or lack ,b,j"0 , ' '" ' I"'""ts i all riKhl, but you've got to watch young man who cumc among the pen-', "i Hi nmong ui"se wno spenu tne nff,, m;U In, l.'ll ..I n.l ..nl. tl..... are some jokers in that offer which mfinillng- do not appear on the surface. Ood bless the ladles! Whom would we right; with If they were iing ,eorge, neing snort or lunits gone?" asks Mr. Mae. to pie to preach love ami truth, and one 111 ' IOK''" r- , ... . I here are people who can be agree cannot but compare the human nature1 f()r ww( purlk.uia,.ly of thut period with human nature of, fortunate circumstances, but slump in- today a mnrKed similarity when hej to their naturally mean characteristics sees the money changers, the desirel wh,n ""' run is ovt'r- 1'hly r' the . i ,u- i ,i i I fnir weather sailors of life, und the for material things and a thorough, . ., ' ' ,, , ; , , , , . , , ' . I chances are that some sipiall during lack of desire lo follow the teachings thp va(..ltion p0ri(),i wiM s10w ,m,m up of the lowly Nazorenn. , As a nile the vacationist who prov- It is n film that can well be sup-Us himself good company, adaptable oorted bv church and school, hv niilnii 1,11,1 'heerful, taking his share of the the earth lo see If there's a good nl.an n..l..n n C . 1 .. iRemember, too, that it won't take ',i,Ver, ' , any more grain lo keep the starvingj ' Russians ulive than used to go into booze. The consumers' strike is nearly ov er, but the taxpayers' strike has jusi and press, by mother and father. The Star in the West Whnt may prove to be n new star was noticed from l.ick Observatory in 'California n few nights ago. Among the first to notice it were two Ameri can flyers, guests of the astronomers at the observatory. Further observa tions will be necessary before the bad luck and seeing that his compan ions get their share of the. good luck is n man to lie ot in every-day life lie isn't companionable just because he is having a good time, but because his charaeter is grounded in the things that count. A Stitch In Time. "A Hlltch In time," says molher, "Is the proper thing you know, A atlteh in time will often save em- harrasmeul and woe! begun, and the public intends to fight!,, , , , ! ' J " w . ' il out on this line if It keeps Congress! lb: fVh' ,'8 ;moM mnenaP& in session all summer. "All Powers Agree on Armistici Day." That's good, as far as it goes Jiul on Armistice Day will they nil agree ? , o would like to disagree De careful, Maf" bo murmurs. ''Please be rnrerul! Don't! That's me!" .Martha Hart. Later Day .Methods. First crook: "De Inst guy I stuck This is August the dull summer, "P ,n,1"'t ,,,,VH nnitin.'" Relief at Last It begins to look as if the move- monlh. And school opens September 12ih liad you heard about it ? Cost of living continues to o down nature or nermanenrc of ihe lumimirv mm' toward the relief of the disabled can be determined definitely, but it .--ldicrs i actually under way. A was agreed at the time that the oh-1 il. fitnto hospital program has been Ject was undoubtedly celestial, and' imnounccd by Col. Korbes, direC.iv either the nucleus of a comet or a."f ,1,c Veterans' bureau. The plan strangely blight new star. ! involves the immediate expenditure ,r, , ,. ,., , ,. ,' of over H.DOIl.lldO out of funds new The fancy likes to linger around, , , i - . . . , .. , it.ni , - ii i ,i nviiuiible, ami it is estimated that n n. nl sunset". .wl w. i,l l .,. I Jl,n- 1 !'"ltl fm'ilitie shine Venus in radiance, just as thel Second crook him?" First ciook: "Nah! like a straight guy, so I. .0. U. for !in bucks.' Watch do? Crok He looked I takes bis Star in the Kast outshone the other sturs so lung ago. Why should not mankind take il for u sign, the Stnr in the West, this time, but none Un less a prophet ir symbol of the end of. wars? Tbe disarmament conference is to be held in tile , western . world, soon. uf fi.SOO new beds will be ready. This is only a beginning. More hospitals are to be erected as rapidly as may be, while lirrangoments nre also being completed with existing in solutions to take immediate care if cases in pressing need of attention. For veins to come the man either L directly or indirectly disablis! from army service will he one of the lug nine men i rnm niner llinils Will colne ,-..l.l...u f IU.. .,.... it ,.:ll I... to it even as if they followed the; ,a,,rI. ," ,,, Uu, ;' because star. If they come, in good faith and ,h,,,.,. has i,,, ,ml,.i. i)u.,M.,:r ,l of oiifuion. The consolidation of of I K-ep ,e iiiiii , iney win tinil at their ,,,. , 0,,u.r is mm-m im journeys end "Peace on earth nn:V ....r... ..... ti 1:1...:. .. good will toward men," as surely n i the other wise men found it at the end of theirs. There will be material explanations for the star. There are material ex planations for everything. Hut why cannot the world accept the spiritual fices for the work is proving belpfel already. Then, too, time enougn hah elapsed to allow a chance to study the pi oblem. No such tremendous thing suddenly precipitated could be got into smooth running order with out many mistakes and delays. THE OFFICE CAT By JCimjfr Sugar Ib cheap but fruit in ncaree. Last year ft was the reverse. Isn't It a funny world? H'b not hard for a phi who has motley lo throw nwny to find some, nuu who has n strong nrm. Tarls has Us nighties for women at knee length this winter. How shocking! A man pwimmer has to rescue : seventeen people and take a nun idred chanres on his life beTme he : gets n wiito-iip in the paper. We isnld a nniii mvUmnor.' . - SM-H inn. "Officers seize booze plant when they hear liquor bubbling In holler. Wo always had an Idea a booze plant wan sill). Wow To Htnrt A I'Arnfli ' Cot it park opto about twelv Inch es long and about four Inches in di anietMr. and have, tt wrapped tn a newspaper so that one end comes down to t long tapering point. Then put tho package under your nre and start down the street. That's all! SHOES thalweg) Only Fiiiitwt'.'ii' KM' (,Halily FOOTWEAR FOR ALL Sluit'S and Oxfords from 1). Armstrnnn- Co., lur. Wti t)ii plotiKiiro. In announcing Hint we nre showing a most Interesting assortment or smart Hew fiwer for full unit winter woar. rrom one or the best makers In America. Kvery pair is stit. lly lilkh quality., slid, needleis to say. the Acme of Style Perfection. Women who ar particular about their foutweur. and those who find difficulty In securing the proper til, should come Into oar shoe department and liy on some or these new arrivals. . it. ltu 1 nt Brown Black Ki.l Calf Shoes Shoes $1 1 pr. Admirably combining com fort and sinnnness in n bool, this shoe ts of finest quality, brown calf skin; made with a military heel and, best welted sole. The price Is $11. mi. All sizes and widths. $10 pr. An other model that Is both smart and comrorlnblo. It Is wry soft and pliable, with a fine welt sole fciul Imitation lip. Tlie vamp is medium, and has military heel. Alt sizes and widihs nov. Price $10. w4 llarvost Tan (WltK ()XK0U1 Blii.-k AltF OXFORD Brown CALF OXFORD $10. $9. The smart new oxford for Autumn wear. Har vest tan is a' lighter .hnde, veiy attractive, and smippy. This ox. ford is made with tho saddle strap vamp, heavy welt Fole'and pedestrian heel. All sizes and wld- v ths. Vrice $10.00. Of light wolRht calf skin; a perfectly fitting, medium narrow toed ox ford ( o f exceptional quality. Flls close to Iho arch and gives support. A very neat, dressy ox rnrd roifoarly fall wear. All sizes and widths. Plica $11.00. $9.50 A strictly new pattern, witli hniluiion- saddle nl rap vamp. . Good, heavy welt solo, and a - medium mil Mary heel. , Too is mote rounded than the average. All sizes and widths. Priro $9.r,fl. PUG PICKED UP AS VAG- TRIES SUICIDE PENDLETON, Aug. 18 (Special) Ttomeo Hagan, pgilisl, picked up by the police last nlht on a charge of vagrancy, and who later atiempt ed suicide by scratching his throat with a safety razor, Is in no serious danger. Hagan did not give his real name when he was booked al police head quarters, hut he was recognized. He has fought In Pendleton on previous occasions, and he is veiy well known in the iutermountain district for his fights. He was removed to the R(. Anth ony hospital after ft was discovered that he hud cut himself, but within half an hour was returned lu the ciiy jail, and his case was reported by the ciiy physicitin to be not se READ TH15 OHSKItVEU WANT ADS HOUSES FOR SALE Modern, new 5-room house on paved street; f nil basement; wash irnys; built In feutnrea; elegant electric light fixtures; new llneole iim on kitchen und bath room floors; heiitlng plant; cement wulks, in rnct a new, complete home, ir desired, new hlph grado rurnltiire can be purchased. Hard knocks are Rood for a man unless he's iloinu the knocking. Five room plastered house on I Main Avenue; wired; plumbed: a large lot: shade trees; lawn. Price) $2,000. terms, $21)0 cash, balancel like rent. furniture to the value I or $8i0 can be purchased ror $500.1 This place will bear inspection. It' Is nicely Incateil and Is a nice, com rorlable home. Several modern five and six room houses close In and priced rlpht. These properties will bear Inspec tion. Terms. Two acre tract on Cove Avenue, with new bungalow house. Geo. H. Currey MOTHER'S LITTLE MAN . gops for a loaf of liroatl every morning;. And lie eats slice after slii-e of it at meals and between meals. That's why lie's hardy and healthy. There is no food equal to Wi-end. ' 1o Bread. Bread is vour Best Food Fiat. More. SUPERFINE BREAD . e is flour and compressed yeast and milk and short -eninir, just the pure-I'mxl iroduHs tli.il jrmw iuo; children need. Send Sonnv fur a loaf to-tlav. . wm Mr .'A Save Money! HOW? s for 7 5 to air of Idoiilly "lis as make ouiell.. We have K,4 patterns of gliaranlee.l. All Wool l-'nhrlr mi ll's anil youni; men's sons anil nverennls pi iced si KM $:'.r,.r.ti. a I. o loo Patterns or t'.iininni.'cl AM w,i,,l lulnl.swilh Kxtra r trntiiers. priced al $lx oo. All, Ol It SI Tlx Mil: II WII.TUI OK) All Suits are (iuaraut I Peifect til. K.ich cut Indiv siricny to measure, nnl our llnlnts c,uar.,n I lo wear as I the Kiiriiienls. Our business Is tallorlnu. We i,,:,i,-. i.-llne. inake.over. blllliin holes, clean, pies, iin.t (re any gnrmenl tor men or w We are link to pie- war prti-cH oh all work. SUITS t'U'lANKI and I'KKXXF.n llu lo l- Do it ? Our overhead expense Is the lone, ol its kiml In I.a ('.ran, I. lino to our location: I nrner of I ! K-:lr I nli y lintel Mc Call Company llla.k 1822 Nltlj Mm- Polev Hotel Annex The Blackboard Sale I'J- iiece Set jilain white Badison Senii-Bnreelaiu iVishes. IJc-nlar .!U)S. Now $7.9S t'J-liiece Set two-hand (iulden, first quality white M-mi-vit irons dislie. Ke.i;. T12.-I!l. Now $10.75 I'J-iiicce Set .f the famous Blue Bird dishes in the liest Aineriean Seini-jmn-elain Bcnhir $11.42. Now ! 12.7.1 I'J-piece Set in the hemitiful M.ivfield pattern dishes. Xeini-porcclain. Hi-fi. 17.!)1. Now $15. S3 l'2-pieii- Set of Johnson's Bullish seini-porcelitin N'l-rnc-ii iattern. The V-t dinner wtire in the world. BcRiilar .f22.-:i. Now $1!).8( Andrew' s Variety Store FURS-AT ALASKA PRICES! I have on Exhibition and for sale the finest collection of Alaska Furs in the Northwest, at the most reasonable prices ever offered to the La Grande public. Foxes, Mink, Bear, Seal, Muskrat and many others. The public Is invited to inspsct this collection, some of which are made up ready to wear. ,j i .i ,- CHRIS MILLER 1510 Adams Ave. Phone Red 671