La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 10, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRAriEia EVENING OBSERVES Monrlnv, Q, t..l)fr 1". 10:-''- Cbe.ObsetrueK D9 THE OLD HOME TOWN De Valera's Mother AM IMIIH'KNIIti MtlWkl'Al'JCU log uoiorTer l'ubiifm.ng c omit any, WftlJCK DHNNIb, Editor fOntermi at lh Fu-tlof fica at ha Urande OreKon, ah Keund OIhma Moil MaUr. AddrttHH fill t'omurilcallons to TUB OBHKflViUi. Ultt Admit ivH L -'r'y Urande, Oregon. GTl'tf A.NiJ :U NTV IAIKlt OFFICIAL On bhIi In oiher i-i t leu or-(r:i n Hot) Nowa KlHnd, J'nrllfirid; Imperial Nw Htann, j'orunnu, MuinoiDtJi Nrv Htand. Portland. PAfiK FOUR, ii m iwnMBnsMswi mi B.r'w rmm niioiUNuma m asm m-4i& j v-n. i Am hUHM;.!.!". IIIN ItATBff PatlT, Vr month .,, Dally, per flirt monthM ..) Dally, p-r Mix mo. in advanc , uauy, Hinfejie copy . 11 w .Mall Daily, piT yonr in advance m Daily, lx month In Rdvnnoe $3.0' Daily, threw monhtH in advaucu 1 1 f.i Daily. p-r run it h -.t0 Wwkly Oh.tervcr-Htar, by mall, pr yar In n'tvunoe $1.fi( HK.MHKIt Ol-' AN.-40i;iA'l Ul I 'IU :, Th AAHorlntd I'retm la rchiffivl entitled in use fur publication "of all new (tiftpnti'hfft t-rrlitOf to It or no' othorwlHA rrmilind in thin paptr, an? alno tlto IocmI Tiwn puliliftriod therein All rlKht of re-Mihllfhifnii of Hpeola1 dlnpatfh hT nloo art rHanrvnd. 5 Bible Thought far Toda BE niARITABI.E: nrt'thron, if a man he nvurUkcn in u fault, yo which ii ro spiritual, ronton? such a one in the spirit of meekness; conxirifrintf thyself, lest thou also ho iPmpU-d. (Jul. till. The Measure of Prohibition. A Joint report nn Ainn luin prohi bition mado to tl. liritiKh pnrlla mnnt by two members who Kindled the situation hero contains thesr ronoliiHloiis: "The fluppression of Iho saloon It nn achievement for which tho A mart en n people on a not be (oo thankful. Prlhlbltion, however, ns wo fn this country were led to hellev l. 'prw valled, does not exist." The report HPoaks partlruhirly of the Illicit traffic In lldtior and of the home-brewing that has developed. This Is an unusually fair and con vincing summary of tho Hiiuilton, At all Intelligent Americans know, neither tho consumption of alchollc lUltior nor the traffic In liquor has been abolished. The saloon, howev er, has been abolished. In that fact nlone hulf the purpose of the prohi bition movement has been accom plished. It may also be said Kafnly that at I'-nst half the production and consumption of liquor has been abol ished. Thus prohibition stands not less than three-fourths vindicated. The standlUK is very likely higher than that, ami is not likely to become lower. THE LAWN FEU IMA"? CALLED OFP AT THE LAST MINUTE? VS JRO EiKPVMORE.THE UNDCPTAKER, FAILKD To 3ET ' THE t-HAIK'j BACK FROM THE FUNERAL. IN TIME Sports and Recreation. The boHt Bports lire rwrt'ntlve. Ilaseball, fiiolliall, t' ihiIh, gnir. ill! cnnrurin to llie roiiulri'iniM-l a of Kond pluy. Thoy arn plnytMl out or doom; Ihoy Involvn the laiiiiM', filmlnincn tal iiiiikcIps of tho body; Ihcy rod tho fine nitmrlrH of oycx and fint:iT: they permit of solf-expri'Hloii. rival ry and contosl. If AiniTlcanrt urner ally Indiiltio In somo of I lione HporiH. or In olhor roiiKonial outdoor iuih tlinm, they would not only ho a hoalthy raro, but would aluo ib-Hi'i vo their repuuillon aH alhlit lea. However, the majority or Anieri cuiib ore rarely more than passive observers of the recreational play of others. A list of tho pasilines whh'h ai-tually etiKae the few hours a duv not devoted to workliiK, aleeplni! or eatlns ore mostly given over to llie less reereiiilonul pnrsulls or social In tercourse, IlKht readily, iuolnn pic tures, ai:l oinobilo rlilltiK. tulkliiK. Kos8l.ilng anil dnncliiK. The lust ltDiii.ii'ppi'onches the stnndard of real roijeatlim, but llJi late Ikiujh anil lief vnus fli'u'"'"' tend;. to .comfuiact llotrKilthful exercli-'irti'iuituili). ' ' THE OFFICE CAT photoployR are making America sick. Why pick on- tho cowboys, O. It,, what have Ihey ver done to ou2 FORUM" "- ' " -.V wiikn ci;sto.vii:hs. WKITK THKIU .OWN WANT AI)S Wanted Man who can run car and wile. American Medical Journal. Wanted Hartender capable or mlxliiK mince pies Dallas News. Wanted Hookkeeper and assis tant to 'club manager. Merlden, Conn. Record. Wanted Man to colled' accotn I a not over 40 years old. I'luua, Ohio, Dally Call. Wunloil At once In 1'lttshurKh an honest lawyer to prosecute a crooked one. rittHhurg Dispatch. Kor Sale One combination gar ment I bat may bo worn as cither a pair of stocking or a hair net. Ok lahoma News. Wanted Fifty Illicit layers, high est wage paid, plenty of parking space for automobile. New York Dally News. For Kent Furnished room to gen tleman looking both ways and well venlilatol. .Memphis (.'ouuuerclal Appeal. Wanted Gentleman who can fur nish one half dn.en eggs to my ouo pouiid of ham. Object, matrimony. ..Montreal Star. Wanted .Miublor or tho gosfiel Tor lumber camp. .Must be a good crap player. Winnipeg, Canada, Telegram. Wanted --Man to look after gar den, milk cow with a good voice ac customed to sing in the choir. Con- netnrut Country. Ml.. Emily, Oct. S, 1921. Kdltor Observer: In some recent Issuos of the Ob server Mr. Kd . Kckley and others I voiced their indignation at t be ucts of some hunters this fair community is cursed with. Yet, call It cursed with, for no language, can , be too strong In condnmniiiK some of their ! mlsiKiniluit. 1 desire to add what ever weight my own views unit opin ions muy have to. those of the above mentioned cltl.ons. 1 am not condemning; ml hunters and compers. Some of tbeni have proper regard for tho rights und feel ings of other, as well us for law und order and. common decency in gener- ul. There Is a small proportion, how ever, who seem to think there Is no law of God nor man that they need respect when out complng or hunt ing, They are mostly youths under ago, who, by the way, should not be allowed to hunt or camp unless some older person is with I hem. It Is crim inal folly to turn these youths loose With prusont-duy weapons, Tho ninny sad accidents to themselves and oth ers, the stock maimed, and killed mid 4 ' '-J" 4 uiiieni jiuseu ihu.wj ui ,mi. uhui-'eH K. wlievlwrlKht, nother ot Hainan Dc Vnlera. KIk lives in Itochestcr, N. Y. De Vaiera. by hla :i:tL'itanco of the LilliBb pence conierci--. offer, caused great jubilation t. hvlaixl. . ' . ' ' ; perhaps be the only sure cure for them. When the rest are brought to realize that It Ih to their own Interest to respect, the rights und feelings of others as well as the laws In genera), there will be such more game and much less opposition to hunters and campers. An old fiddlers' convention will be a feature of the October fair In South Pin ins, Tt'xan. Long whiskers and navy plug will be popular while the old-lime musicians are in session. What would a woman do with her builds II n inoiiNo and a hat g(i. In tho room at tho sumo time? ' -Ve. urn uor Handed., by'; CjOtitrlbs rile now. .iitlrtt for help.), .- The G. A. R's. Will. The (rand Army of the Itepubllc. facing its declining days, Is setting Its huune in order. M the annual encampment In liullunapolts the last will and testament of the nrgant.a llr.il wiw drawn up. The will is in the form of a resolution and proud for the disposal of all properties anil relics of Die (Irand Army alter lap have sounded ner th- lai of ihee good soldier?. The various properties accumulat ed since (lie oi-Kaaliitioii was iound ed have ronsidfraiite momlarv and een more seat tnifiii.il Milne. Hut there are thinks of far meater value wbit h t!e t'.mn t Army wt'l to those who come utter It thin.? which are neither visible imr 1.1111:1 bl, and whoe prservat Imi will b h lest of I be natlin. Loyalty, bravery, fiery patriotism, fine roimtohHt a the vanquished and pood citlr.enship In ea are il'f greatest I renurfs .vblcb tlies van ItdihiK veteraim hae to leae. Having Just oulliltfd the ehlldr for prhool the buriulng quesilou with parents now is. How much mileage is there In a pair of shoes. J. U. BI.UMENSTEIN. BY AD CLUB I I Chinese Widows Seldom Marry. In China the remniTlnge of willows is regarded as an Impropriety, and in wealthy families Is seldom practiced, but nmoiig the poorer classes neces sity ofien compels a widow to seek nu. other breadwinner. proof of this. Much of ull this Is no doubt due to lack of experience and lack of judgment while some of It Is due to luck ot moral training In school and especially in the' home SOME GOOD BARGAINS IN CITV PROPERTY 6- room house,, full basement; electric lights; telephone; drill ed well; pump in house; half acre of ground; good garage; screened In porch; Just outside the city limits .on Willow St. Price $2500.00. Terms on part of It. 7roon modem house; barn; Enrage; root cellar; wood shed anil granary, all under one roof; chicken bouses and run; cold storage; extra woodshed; nice lawn; large shade trees; of teachers who arrived by tiain last ifour large lots, with plenty of evenine found prompt attention in the I vnter to irrigate Trains Late Mut ('oimuittee:; Mado guide Work of (let- tinjr Visiting .Teachers In ! Quarters. x jj In spite of the fact that traflis last J ..vpninir were from an hour to an hollK. I it her damage done are But flcleiit ' A mUf nt lh vni.jus delegations t ,.r,...r nr .i.iu f,.,.i. ... ..11 ti.1.. in ... . . as-l wuy of transportation and room siKtiments. Somo came automobile , nml unnsnniiniil I v rmilil nut be locate'! I Paronts ought to lake more pains In las uicklv but. on the whole every1! leaching their children to respect the teacher was in her room a half hour ' rights and property of others at all 'after the train arrived. The Ad Club i tlmos nnd In ull places. They will commiUees assisted by the Hoy Scouts, J so easily become petty thieves and wure blc u, Ket the teachers away I burglars when out In the woods and from thl. Avp(t crowd and to their J freo from the usual restraints. 11 is 'rooms ouicklv. ii often the start for a career of crime Committeemen had previously g-onc J that brings bitter regrets and mend- lo jsoph and Haker to come in with I lug shame lo mi entire family. 'the touchers, having taken assignment!' rross, puipu, scnoois. i. m. i:. a. ami ,.,.,, wj,n them anil rooms were as- ! oilier bodies may well holp to iin-signed by these committees on lhe!. press those ttiougnts on minus anil trains. 1 characters still In their formntivo morning an additional train'! stages, as well as on tho minds of ws handled in much the same way. ; thoughtless parents. It Is only in I Many at Hotels. ' these ways that the youth of the land The hotels, 'naturally, were unable' can be saved from falling Into wnks to guarantee reservations in advan.v I that are a disgrace to our oimsteu but lust evening und this morning were! J civlll.atlon. Some may think 1 hese able to take many of the teachers undii remarks are not warranted by thojthus materially reduced the number! facts but I could relate scores or In- to lie houBcd in resiliences. As a con- J stnnces of misconduct ( to put It mtld-jse,Ut,nt.e there : were many roomsrl" ly) by campers and hnnlers. So can available and una-signed, a condition . every other person who lives whre'thnt certainly pleased the committer' they abound. lin charge for the visiting teachers ' Mountaineers nre inlninst lnvarlal- found, scores ,or; more homes opened ef. Price ICO00 , balance term rang We townslr provemets, about res in meVdow pastur In corn and cross eral good for sale or good stock r, try. This Is and anyone Iowa to live, this portunlty. Come about thki and we particulars. t Ml rel fwwx luaJi&4- Copyr.ieht 1921 Halt Scl icluifrirr A; Marz How Good Do You ant , I nrhPQ J Lt 111 V ' V LtlVU . shrubbery, J II . $2000.00 II w, ualance term! tq bo, ar- JJI I : iimve 111 acres i in r.uen ll If). Sac count l good im- II Siirty ac. ! balance Ji rVl grain. iBI fenced ! -" fenced ; clo to sev- toiwis. Thiil nlacn Is Vll traire for a I nVi In this conn- j a rvst chma farm I vaunng td go to !l! a gtod op- ill iVl lee us JjJ nj Every tlmdou buy clotles you answer that question; you say, by a price, howunuch quaiiy- you want'. . You may thii you're gelling best quality, even when the price looks very lo a dirfereW of ?5.D0 or $10 sometimes encourages that sort of thinVng. We know that oV clothes are higher priced t han somo. The only way to help it Y to buy 'cheaper materials and tailoring. We refuse to do ihat; tVre are luen enough who want rirst quality in clothes and who knol'liat iti must cost more than second quality, to all the goods we hVe. ' We'll have to be conteito lei those who wail cheap goods, to buy something else. Our clothes are priced $30 to $65 The Home of Heart Schaff ner & Marx Clothes c. j. black & CO NEW I.a Grande (Realtors) I'OI.KY 111. Dfl. LAGRANDE'S ELECTRIC STORE WIRING-, REPAIRING, SUPPLIES Ediso Mada Lamps and Appliances h. & sJelectric go. Oregon 105 Depot Sf. Phone Red 3931 TELL US i. u... mil. ,.l.i nul n,.iniilii,lM(liilr aiLri i..' o,.. ii.,.-. ,0 m,.,l ,..ll WHAT YOU ;ilT Til KKI.I. glJilJO se peoplm Iroiii -towh or the WOTe made to feel that thiriwtrnv WHAT -TrtH WAXfc TlfTtADB valldyi .jvlA-.irAi,..huti make Intolerable city wide. nuisances of themselves. They can ' not, however, be expected lo be pleas-. y TJplipvPH ed when their slock Is crippl.Kl or linger UeiieveS in Jaarge jj ammes To safve money makes ynu thre limes richer than paying Interest on money vou have nil- siweil. Our idea that women's place Is In tli Ilnine is bused on some of the bathing suits we have seen this sum mer. .11 ST SO "She called too an upstart." "iMn'd ni I ii il that, my love. It's .in admission that mo ge I ill g up 1 11 tile woll'i." No wonder they put locks on the raiKillia Canal - It's so near Mexico. Who killed old nebhln W icre the wav.olis go'. "I." said the flivver. "With my little shiver." "I laid hinl low." How ntiout this weather? Who i ' responsible, did you s ? The same, High power that gives u 11 the evd things we have. How many times Imv .you inwai.ily given thanks? That was an awful Loner the rail road s pulled when they tried to rain" the rates on lumber. Much like the ritv noiinilmaster demanding highei pay for burying The new within Im litler Ihey telescope will hl'iMg Mars miles of th" earth, aiil are through looking at Mars, will they please try t, lrfe ' lie prii e of bacen. And prohahly all tl.r diut ilttw cm ts would net rich If ti s uiHSy ople came to buy ilrius as coifte to .c the telephone. i "Ili ad horse. -o- (ieneral WoikI has left the army lo become governor of the Philippine". (irernor is about, as good a title a General. V'lashlcss powder ha been inventc ' flashless face powder probably. A farmer alwavs eitr loan does wiitt i it y man lli the f.ii iner. ftonders what Ins time nml killed, their gates lrt open, their homes Invaded during their absence. vnrlous articles mlslsng and the) WHAT YO!' WANT TO III Y FOR TRADE A OENKRAL STORE in a small town in Idaho, doing a good rash busi ness, for good farm property near l.a Grande. A 12-ROOM APARTMENT house In Pendleton for a small tract of land near l.a Grande. in La near Portland, or Spok WANTED team ness In triio,e on a in I.u Cram! agon and hnr- ne small, place MADISON, Wis., Oct. 10. Popula- whole place ransacked and In dlsor-.tion in the United States is inrrensin Theso very thing have happen- lapuily Hue to reduction in me neam ed lime and again up here, poors isie rainpr man 10 an incieuse in ine.ftw.Mr. i.unw riiwrr.Kll and windows have been left oren for .birthrate, h. A. Ross, professor of, Orande, for property In wind, rain, snow, woodruts. porru- sociology at the University of is plnes. loose stock and snoopy Strang-Iconsin said, speaking Thursday night ers to complete the work of disonler.i'etore me stuuents social science ciuo. and destruction. I l'rfi '--or Kess a ivocated birth con- Is It any wonder that there Is talk "oi, saying mat o years ago w:ien of dealing harshly wlh me oneii- . , . , . V i'"'-- dnrs? There Beeins lo be a mistaken . race suirmr. i ocneveo m m.ge i. Impression that there Is no wrong in,."". . K breaking Into a cabin In the moun- and years of deeper study of the suh It I. Inst as much of a crime, Jrct, I have changed my mind. a. breaking Into a home In town. A e ss.d that child labor laws, ad- M Ave.. near high Vool. $2Si. man's home Is his castle miner n :"";'" .""" - - """." iA "r.ALiirii. seven-room, moaern . . , . I... nr skv- nlntic legislation have given the white home on Adams Are.. 15300. scraper in town It Is nr'sbould be'mce a longevity unequalled through I A K1NE DAIRY Just outside the -city h.1.1 -r,l and Inviolable In elthertle ages. Neither the present nor limits, with an Income of over case. This point should be Impresseu " " , o the vouth of the land before some nn increase birthrate, because, he ... i f.t.,1,1.. i.ver isaiu, ine'eascu nirinrtue is m-com- ,.f l hem cot Into serious Irotllile over It Parents whose hoys go out mm,! . . , ln smaii tractsr irun tarms, tiniDer thn mountains with little or ho bed-creased deathrate. tracts, ranches, farms, city .property .lino I eatables should go to a lit- ; ; ,. . land business propositions " " . .... .i,P imi1 I" saies tax ns iw mern. 11 tve trouble t find out -sbere sail w.. lira wkHe BMW. . .. ..' . . FortSAiij; A FOUR )tOOfSjioue on a paved street near theVglt school for $1800. A SIX-ROOM mode J.ungalow on $5000 per year. We also have some great bargains PYRAMID LAND CO. hn thev .Vwv xtsii lt vtk axtKW-s tWy 'frf Sl l'rt - fvTM Terf.-AKV hm Ki. " .w .1... k. nMMMf thiol " IS HM i.e iie s.wupwivs t w" cartf"ies wits cn-ir. y t Fors vrvlse. tW Uc ftssi u'lhers. Is kearisK frsij " is i- Mpeial li.i tsav sr4 . Isome years ass ft fir bs- eewv 1 nks llie same thing atiotl tin. rsiuw! We note w tih inierest that our Jnst'r esteemed c.'iitem p.ir sry. C.eo come lewer a !, I fsld tg- .... siianlss CMSOiMs issivisl sh- . i.,.nnrtei m. k. sit sn r.r, ers. It WOUI4 oe neuer ii. .....-( j tng or hsnging thm alth.Ogb '": of the worst ofrenders probably Rer- , llernard Shaw, claims Ihat cowboy u the latter punishments.0 ll would( LA. OAN0 IHON WORKS, " A! I .irds of machinery, autowWv(H gni t,fft))j p sgn.l cat .rhniilrtf ari rekailt . icylt'i-e w'ldirh; of jaf! Kinla Cylinder boring aJ oversize piston!. Crankshafts, Pistots fcA PistowPhu regTound. GiVe iis trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. i.. ........ 6 -1 1 ' 1 1 m lira ill 151 3 i Prevent Cold Draughts From Cracks inour Floors One of llie mrt prnotical way, is to lay over them Blabon Art Floors tjf L.rioleum. They blanket the old floors vnlh their smooth, saniUry surface and make them impervious to told, air and dust from the cellar IwWli. lWtiftd riVtorns, npproprmle f. npst-irg srieWo. EeKicaiotJ th, krvp U.9 CjJl Wld I.. IU ' Ut V io yoa w . '