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Plmrs.lnv, OctnlM-rT), PAGE POUR. LA GRANGE EVENING OliSERTEH I ; I ' ( Cbc Observer AN 1NIKI'KIM:NT N KH NIA I'Ult Published dully and weekly at La. Orande. OrRitn, by tJi CrBiiua Kvu Inn ObitTvcr I'uhlixhiiiir Company. IIUUCK DKNNIH. Editor U 11 1 er-rj at Mi- Contnflu, nl la Urande, Oregon, hk Hfcuntl Ch Mall Muller. IN THE OLD HOME TOWN Adir-H) all roniunl'Btlona to OflSKItVKIt. Mitt Admim- Av., Urandt, (trt-aon. iUTV AM ll MA OfrriClAX. IMI'IMI On in olhtr tTilii-a Oregon Hotel New bland, I'orl land; Imperial News Stand, Portland; Jkiuluuin&ai Nawa grand, Portland. KtllHCUII'TIUM ItATaQ H y Carrier. Uatlv. nr moit ill Dully, per ihr nioniha ...!." Daily. ur nix mo. In advanra , OaUy. Bingitt uty ., it r Moil Daily, pr ypar in advance Daily, xlx inmillia In advanr Dally, thn-ft nionlim In advanca H Dally, pr month ........... Weekly ObM-rvr-Hiar, by mall, Ur yur In ndvanw ..... rc S3.U0 .li.r.o 60c fl.SO ftlKHHKH UK ASMItl A'lUU I'ltKHM. Tle AMHorlntrd Hrin la areliialvly entitled to iihi) for putillcatlon of ail new dlNpiitf-lif credited to It or not otherwlan i-rfdlifld In thla papr, and a I ho tlm lo(-a) newa piililiuhud therein. All rlKhta of republication of Hpeulal dlapatithea hern alao are reaerved. Bible Thought for Today WHERE IS YOUR TREAS URE? Where your treasure is, thorp will your heart be also. Matthew 11:21. Not So Fearfnlly Alarming The editor of thin newspaper listen ed to his old friend, Charles E. Coch ran, in his Ad Club luncheon .speech in which he told in his vivitl and elo- t tk. nf ,t, lw.lw.n.. ! who ride trains through the country without paying ear fare, but. for some reason, we could not make ourselves shudder, neither could we force the belief that the country is (ronijf to the bow wows because men steal rides on trains now just as they have stolen rules ever since we can remember. The Observer does not approve of men riding on freight trains for noth ing, but the Observer at the same tim? does recognize that this Is a custom which has prevailed to a greater or . less extent since railroading was in itiated. And furthermore, along about I 5'- .- -ja jtfSp, j A RECORD WAS HUNG UP TODAY i ooiil. BELL. MAUE A MILE IN 4:4-8 m--'r- A RECORD WAS HUNG UP TODAY VZHEN OOiil. BELL. MAUE A MILE IN 4:4-8 RELIEF AGENCY VIES ITS HEAD New Vmk Man In ( 'o-Mi-ilinnti' Is S-lc-fol Work Sui.'- "I'stcil liv ( 'oiiforenrc. THE OFFICE CAT . iDon'l shoot bullerflies with rifles- I.aiiKh It "if. fioes your work g' t Into kinks (Are you near all sorts of brinks? j Laugh it nir. If It's sanlly you are after Tin-re's no recipe like laughter j I.aiiKb it olT. I Modern Methods. I never purr. I never meow, Hut, sil Willi Just an ernply stare, 1'pon my placid ridlne face. And all the lime I'm siting there, The boss ls writing like thn'deiice, So fast the paper almost smokes A stringing out, line after line Some, stone age, resurrected Jokes. In fact I'm Jusl llin nicest eat Than you could ever hope to find. And yet some highbrows think I'll bold And say I have an evil mind. October each yenr we always mm ui.' The Jokes come In from m ar anil far. plain, One of Ihe ladles of l-'ul Arbtlekles ' parly admitted tluit )! had about in industrial matters.;""1 l''iiUs of whisky. Wonder how a couil run get liny reliable oy!iIciii-C I'riiln a witness like that wandering Willies riding freight trains probably seeking u more congenial climate for winter quarters. N It is all right for the railroads to proceed against these wanderers fo'1 stealing rides, if they choose to do so. hut it is doubtful if they will. So fur as we know, the railroads never have. Whether they do or not is not so vital ns the impression left by Mr. Coch ran's speech that the country is daily growing worse While he did not say so in so many words, the infeience was easily drawn. We believe things are gradually get ting better. Of course, there are num bers of men who will not work. Tlu hobo is ever witli us, just as the mil lionaire is with us. I'reouenlly tin holm (jets much out of life in his way.' It is not our way, but it is his way. ! I.a (iiaude has some idle men and there will lie more, but the conditio. i will be met. The railroads will have lots of free travelers who ride the freight trains without paying for the Kei'viee, but every line of bu.-iiii,vs has its free riders its burdens to bear. Years ago this country had a Coey army which rode trains at will, Th" newspapers and public speakers were vitally alarmed over the condition, tint just when excitement over the matte: was at its highest the great army molt - Sometimes they're awful, I admit, "I'is then tliev give me all the lilamn. NO l'l.ACK KOI! IT Lunatic (entering asylum withat- tendiint)-Is that clock right? Attendant Yes, unite right. Lunatic - Thou what on earlb Is if doing lu-re? ' WASHINGTON, Oct. I!. Col. Ar- 'iniir v mihih. luriner uiiiiri fiimmissmn- jer of New York, will head th central latency to be established here by the jii&tionu) conference on unemployment to co.ordinnto emergency relief of tho workless wae earners throughout the country. 1 The conference desires, Secretary Hoover ui(, in making the announce ment Tue;duy( to see the whole coun try organized on n community basis to e fleet the quick distribution of jobs to the involuntary idle through effici ent operations of the emergency pro igram adopted la$t week. Informal ; machinery, voluntary in ita nature, is being set up in the for pi of one of the? ( conference committees, which under the direction of Colonel Woods, can j receive reports from various- commun , ities of the progress being made and transmit to the different localities suc cessful employment methods tried out 'in others. ' Hope was expressed in high a d minis ration circles Tuesday that President I Harding's suggestion for a review by community authorities of the unem ployment situation and steps taken to alleviate it in local areas would produce a picture from which it would be pos From the way lhe.atrn managers sible to determine where there is evi advertise their bal.iing beauties you'd! dene e of ".slackeiism" in any eommun. suppose chorus Kills were the ouly ity. i people thai keep clean. j The municipal and other authorities . . J were said" to have shown great intor- nrlnkinir liltker never rets n m:.n l in siena P'anneu nere to ueal anywhere, but some men would rath cr he tlifhl llinii rtrMstflnril I ins own unemployment, it is ieit it; would be brought to such undesirable j Somo automobile, drivers evidei l ly , notoriety through publication of the try lo blow people off ihe hi reels fuctf, that emergency measures in that with their horns. It can't be done, jcommunity would promptly .follow. - , .Reports of local organization are , You can drop a hint and nobobdv"'0"1'" ntt the conference steadily, will pay the least attention lo it, but Mr- Hoover said, adding that tele-f il is different If you drop a ten-dol-1 hiul been received from the llj,!- 1,111, jmayors ol .Memphis, Chattanooga,! Nashville, Tenn., an;l Youngstown, O.,! Anyway. Tien Ford made It possi- "tatinir that they were organizing to; hie for two people to fliv ns cheaply "eft K,r.. unemployment situations as one. J v 1 lerence. j The report of the fommunitv on mu o agree with the general opinion 'i(.in,.t nro,!inivH(1n fn .,nmn1nvmorf that most of Hie dry humor these TlWMhiy niKht Slli(1: ' j days Is wet. ..Tk mti,,iu r DMnmniictin- ,a. 'suits must vary with each locality and Kemeniber that nnmmerti can belno methods capable of universal adop-' used to pull as well as to knock?. ' tion can with safety be recommended.! Therefore specific recommendations to. Heart balm of $ AO, MOO Is'' little, communities are confined to the very! enough for any woman. A broken 'urgent one that following the leader-j witll unemployment and where any jcommunity has failed to proffer aid to heart might to be worth that amount any day If the man In the case has il. ship of their mayors with united local committees they accept this primary obligation to the full.'1 TAKK ADVAXTAflK.OFTllTS SPUTA!, SAf,H 01-' COTTON BLANKETS SI. 98 A pair of full-slietl cotton blanket-., CtxTii Inches at II. (IS is an extraordinary value, wilhont a dimht. Unlay we sold them nt that price and will sell them tomorrow at the same price. You mny have youi eiioice of grey, tan or wh ir, with blue or pink borders. Taken from our regular stock, anil priced especially for Thursday and Friday bargain day here! Ask In see iheiu loiuor- roow. Also ii slightly heavier blanket In size GSxSO, offers an oxceplional'opiii.rlimliy for bnsn sized hlauli bih at t'i.'iH pair. l;uk op Brown MKK'C'KRIZEB USLK HOSE 29c These are "spronds" or those with slight feets some of whleh are hardly noticeable ami In no way Impair the wear cf the hose. They are In all sizes, and In black and brown Wry specially -priced at tiUc, pair. - IMione orders filled PLAY SUITINGS ' Special at 1 5c a yd. A heavy quality of saili ng selling regularly nt 20c yd, Kor children'8 ilay suits, rompers, mens shirts, aprons, ntc. Fast colors. Very special tomorrow at I Be yd. Me- AW P LA CK X T INeWl Pat. Leather PUMPS $7-75 Arrived this morning by express. One tint prom ises to be the most popul ar pump of the season with patent leather at its helKh! already. This pump is of liKhtweight, patent, with an Instep suede bindini:, and sinrle instep strap or suede. JliRh Louts heel and light weight turn sole.. A beautiful shoes for dress. In all sizes now. If you are hard to fit better conio early, l'rire $7.7." pair. Special Selling of Ladies SHOES Besit of Maks Included ... A snle extraordinary of odd lots and broken sizes or our very hest shoes Many ure ARMSTRONG make. Tl er are brown and black kid in mili tary. I'uban and Louis heels. Nearly ull sizes In the entile lot. Choice at $.1.0(1 pair. , $5.90 Srt'H TALK "ItusinesK Is bail." "Can't you redact- ofiic nskt ii ihf wil. "Ye, I kih-vs I'll have 1 I si eiHtm'apher gouil-bytv" I "llambi:" Arc expetis i kiss tin- This is 1 1n season when the emm Iry is sin-wn with the wricks of the June hiineyiimonH. If you di-sire to see some women lilae ulip jusl tfll 1 1t - in lln-y shoitlil mil smoke. A man smokes a pipe for solace - a woman Ulcs of I' lll slnns. The bird who always is looking for Ihe brt-aks In this life usually hm-m broke. The government announce grimly that, it will lis Ihf price of bacon. It has already been fixed your honor, bv HvpH-ts fixvr.'. What we want is fd away as if by magic ami nothing to have 11 unfixed. more was heard of it. lluu is tin way thing; come and go and there i. no use to get all fussed up over some thing that is out of the ordinary No one blames the rai!rnals for wnnlinjj all the help they can get n any undertaking', but we fail to sec where there is anything feat fully ciaM irernu. or ahumintr about the ptcM-nt condition. I It I ook a hninlili Toe in poetry. raven to put the A. II. W. loadt'd with the mouth. s:v the head that w loloni nrvt-r leaks Only open discussion can give world an 1M n Poor ipeiily arriv "N marriage a failure?" people ued to ask. And now they n-k, pro-1 hiliition a failure?" One question i-tIou't liKik us easy to answer conrltiMvely a- th. other. I.Al'tlil IT OFF Ate yon worst I in a fluhi? ie you cheated of vmir rlrht? Laugh It off. tragdif of I rif!'' Accord in jf to iu' report TrVy is m th prip of tl li .'. I,. Th Pall :;'-'-tH M'l'HIl ( ke tK - nic cffec o.k Tr7 W.Jsf itt jii si.t ,".'. .lull jrwit4 tVfir. !ii"! po i'h Ihst etybi "n rur now, if he only hfcd t'V retimed. P'i'C- 9 o Turn "Yap" n round, and it -.pel') "pav." I-- that what .'pan ha- been' holdinif the island for ? tA lip-readiiitr expert sayt thai wo-IVj-umpriate more clearly than men rlea ly? V, O. for Feel Old? Cverwuk, wrfT, '"y totttm entriininr. .iR-nnih d kclib. Thcw mi coiilMbc lo kidney trouble, anj (.ah or ditrttmi kiiiary. ti oae fv.l cU it middW t' hrbcuk, ovcmorl Jnr llitraiaJ kid-nry-9 m 4 hladdrf toht fce uritcm w hoc from nrutc and ninuout matter that cauiM one to (! old. titcd, lin f, tut. They hinih backache, rheu matic pjiirn, lore mtiKclri. ttitT Join It. Mti. J. D. M'!!-t. Sy.h. N V, nli; 'ftf ntnf iars t iifwl w.'k k.dfu-ttroubt tnl chcumatBi. I hd '" I ( J ltl rt.tt'l- mtid all pity I tlarr oh-Tf I (t Attr lab' it. g imn biJIIr Ml l if Ksl'MI 1'iils I rin H mt MH-tit " '' I U mt rti.v wih r " ' I a i '' I matmmtmmmmmmmmkmmmMtsm u d e Tonight ! Hoot Gibson I STATEMENT. other security holders, holding 1 pe; NOTICE TO CltEIMTOUS. Statement of the Ownership, Man- or more of tot"' "mount of bon" ''j acement, Circulation, etc., required by morttrnpres, or othe securities: (If the Act of AUKUM -M. JU12. of UHhere are none so state.) United State., Cran.le Eveninfr Observer pubhshed Na ,ona Bank, .a Gruntle; l.a Grand.. been appointed Executor daily, except Sunday, at l.a Grande, National Bank, La G.ande. :( Kstntp of y Oregon, for October, 1921. Averame number of copies of each;ceasci)i hv (he Coonty Court of Editor, Munaginc Editor, Business tissue of this publication sold or il3-1 state of Oreiton, for Union county All MunaKer and Publisher, 'Bruce Dennis.i tnbuted, throuBh the mails or other-ip(,rsons m,.,vill(r clnimst afroinat the suid .a Grande, Orciron. to paid sub-nber.H during the estat0 ar(, h(..(,by requid t0 presont Owners: (If a corporation, Kivc its six months preceding the date shown them to tho uml.rsi(;ne(ri wjth the name and the names and addresses ofabove- (This information is required; prop,,r vl)at.hers within six months af ptockholders holdinir 1 per cent or more; from daily newspaper only.) 21o0. j tel. ,hc (,.,tc of tm notU.e nnd t0 ,0 f total amount of stock. If not a BKUCE DENNIS. ipicsent the same to the undersigned tt orporation, give names and addresses! Sworn to and subscribed before met i.a Grande, Oregon, ,f individual owner. La Grandel this oth day of October, '1921. ,,.,, ,v.h. K of iiuiividual owner. ) La Grande Evening Observer Publishing com ,pany, Bruce Dennis, La Grande; Flor ence J. Dennis, Iji Grande. Known honilholders. mortgagees, and CHAS. H. REYNOLDS, Notary Public for Oregon, (seal.) (My Commission Expire Feb. 24. 1!)24.) 1 lated. October Hth, '1021. FRANCIS II. CARBINE, Executor of the Estate of Wm. Carbine, deceased. Dly. Oct. R-d:l-2u-27, Nov. 2. V. The Big Thrii-minute Western Feature WithGrek Cait also; a tw0-reev0medy FRIDAY and SATURDAY VERA GORDON (The "Mother" of "Humoresque") -in- "The Greatest Love Dedicated to the one to whom v turn iti joy or Sorrow OUR MOTHER. SPECIAL "The Romance of La Grand" A moving picture made in La Grande with La Grande people in the cast 'iii ' V Dob From which these damt' little SNOW FLAKE are made. All the freshness of sui:. mer sun, that drowse over wheat fields, is em bodied in them. Just open the package gmt 4 whif of their fart. wtaJaUerate J gwii- O O . jTx 11T frri' :it an an b.Srt 'f 'k for Ciiden 43 iflOl i u.'.&tS W& WW :?- PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO., Portland, Ore. 7 iv UMMII . i
