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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Fridav, Oftftbrr 14, 1921 Che Observer IN THE OLD HOME TOWN PAGE FOUR. Ben on Tour Publlvht'ft daily and weekly at La lirana, irgori, ny ij i.ritnaa tiww IDS Ubii- . I'lfhiMtiiiiie company. HCK UKN'NIM, KdiUT Entered at ilif rostofflce nt I -a Orandav Oregon, kr Second flans MhII Matter. Aitlr.fM nil coiiiuutcfilifiiia to TUB ORSi:uvi;it. Mia Aduma iva, 1a Gram!?, (trt-ifon. Ci l AM "I I V I'AI'KIt On aal'' In u Iit eiil'-n Oregon Hotel Fawn kiittn.l, rTilanl: Imperial Newi Ptand. iwdaid; Uuluumah Xava Bland. I'orlUntL M H UH'I Jo. ItATKJ Hr Carrier. Paltr. pT nmmii - l!t. Daliv, n-r ltme months ,..L Pally. pt mx ni'i. in advanca M Dally, tiintfie cony , II r Mall Dally. t'r .-nr In aiivanra Dailv, ft iitniith In advance . ..... Daily, iiiri f iiinniits la advaaca n Dallv. pT iuf if h , ,.. , Weekly i titftrrv. r-Sf ar, by mall. pr vi-Kf In MilvHtir) .$.60 II. RO UK Mill II OK ASSOCIATKl 1-ltKS.V The A"C i.i i I'd Press In erdunlvcl v entitled t ti"t for publication of all Dewi dlspat.i.t-a r refitted to It or not Otherwise rr.dlt d In thin pnper, and alao the locM newa published therein. All rights of re-publiration of NpectaJ dispatches here also r rnerved. Bible Thought For Today THK FltlF.NI OF SINNKKS: Their scribes ami Pharisees murmur ed again. I liis deciples, saying. Wliy ilo yo eat it nd drink wiili publicans nml sinners? Ami Jesus answering wild uplan them. They that ure whole need not h physician; but they that are sick. 1 came not to call the righteous, bit sinners to repentance. Luke 6:30-32. I "Our Town" Many thing have been written un der the nliove heading. Many fine things have li.cn said it In a slogan, f.hat I n Hp ires interest, pride und de lro to progress, or should, In the lieart of everyone. . I But down deep, do you know that! MM i, H&MC ' "I I 7 . i THE CUESK5 OM LOWES MAI" SVULfcT HAVE FORMED AGUEE-C.I-OB AT HM WATSONS SHOP THE OFFICE CAT ii Tjnrt'8 . on a nail recently, hard run tf luck. Art In IivIuk a The Ku Klux Klan will get you It You , Loii't Watch Out! ? - p- i ' X j . Ben Turpin, mo movie -reiiou with the trick eye, is hani-K'.orming the cast makinff personal aiiptiw ncs with )iia pictures. ADVERTISING DOESN'T I'AV 1 undersiHiid that wo are Koin to our town l.a (JrundL is Just d lit-.De permlired to brew various liquors. no, j,, t,e-musical scale. Some My new car is black, trlmm' d with red. Mv -:ir U !1.,L ! 1,, I f Mm trimming. ,arus. All union is proud of her hutel. Arnold Kehler will l.'ave for S:i'i I)y helpliiK to stimulate the l.iillil-!L.ake Saturday to prepare for his mia iiiB Industry each or us will be stim-islon' , ,, . Ulatlng cur own Industrv. . renwikablc spell of (food weatht r ' lis being enjoyed by the people of Un- The airplane isn't as deadlv as the,1""; , . battleship to taxpayers 1 reparations lire beinc made to ' erect telephone poles on the west side lf .ner -.illonli. rnllv -rod,,,-Mai stiett- Ins" Fatty may lose his chief asset. !, A '""P , cf 70un ?coVtc met foimod it dancing (n-iptv- Int Tli,,,. I II,.I,1,1U,.; ... I.. em. "ay. Chester Emnvcns was elected tie better off than nioU. any other Mil the privacy of our home: i ma uepeniis a ureat (tea on their.,., ii,t i.. ' turn In 1 t.n . lT..- . 1. .1.., ' ............. . .. I .""lis. .n, vuiii,,,,., iiht uiii- .iiuuiicuy ui our wnes. lar Ik round and inuHi Iti roll frnm ono to another. Frozen bank ac- folks would like to have oilier notes 'rpa-"ur,!r, 'it1 ' president and Alice Hall Skiff, secrctary- Hortenso A DAM GOOD STOI1 Y (From Fl. Worth Iteccrd) coiints hero are few and far between for Mie bank deposits of l.u Grande keep ablfilni: back and forth like yeast ferinentiiiK. And Hint's what 'dam pier Into l.uke Worth makes our town a eood town. know that. But that fellow Few men with extra large, bank deposits makes a showing hi i tlatement hut it is nut the rnmmuni ty builder that l.a Grande bank d' The only time women don't talk scandal is when they whisper It. Geertson and LaVanne Wiiirht were -appointed as the I Kstelle Geeitson. The Beailies of aultiiun are now committee and Ward .Milled an! Kathleen Woll were appointed on tli' jentertainmcnt commitlee. After the (election the members took a car riic ii s against me nam law to nsn oli:,n dlsnlav in l be woods and ihn irm- " ' " . " lhe dam pier. When I slunu- a wad ! rature is lust rlirht for n hike lntoltnc "akcry ,0r a Vh"c ci sqiiirniini; carta w orms over I lie . ruraldum. id then danced in dldn'i llarve! iMusic Ft. Wayne's plenipotentiary .extraordinary to hake Woili, told! !mo about the dam law. Ho said a 'man working on the lst meruini: paper in Fort Worth ollullt to kl. in , ltws ucalust the dam law to fish puslts nre. When the pay rolls of thej(ff i0 dain pl',ir. . i 'r- railroad and the saw mills 'are linnd-l When I askd why Ihe (laiu officer ed around to meet (he living expens-j';'1"1'1 , "av5 " dam iK" hM ll"' dam visitors know il was against the cs of the hoy. who hnndle the workl.iam law to fish off tho dam r. he In these In. 1 1 tu l loin business whirls. I siiitl tin y did have the dam signs on and It ken. whirling for eu-ry rt.l"" l'i,'r visi""K burned them up for kindling. While weeks these pay rolls buzz. )t , i 't occur to inn then. 1 nfrr- Adibd lo these resources Is the;anls wondered why ihe dam ojll- inouey from farm products, frulls. j 7" lli'v''"'1 '"'", "ol" ''"m '""" 01" llheroand pit. a dam sign on Ihe dam live slock ami dairying along Willi ,,t,.r rr ,!, (llm visiiors rli6 Hot Ijke business which conies wouldn't burn that 11 ie OBITUARY I BREAKS NECK i-rtainly h llii city. The tut.il in.'ikt's it fin ulionin ami it it in rraaonaMy pinall stilus wtiidi k tt-p juinpiiiK attfj w UilUi IUTi! illUt fi t -III OtM.' to tllO I'tlHT, Oil, nut I nun Is all ii;:ht. II i ill- Wait all riuht. And I her" .m- U d ahi'.ul. l.a ('.l anili' u ill v Simt or nf siyn, it aatiisl lln 111. iiu law to fiMli (ill tin ilam pier. I iHiond their on t!it- dani pur anil had my il tin lunoraiifp shown up to koiih' t wt'iity-fi dam visitors all of whom ! wo iv as tin in imiorant vt I In d fis I and lim$d of tht'in as mnliy ot 'fishtnt; t:ff ilu! tlani pit-r as I. Only !ih wliat wdsiakini; plan-, mid in Ihlltv siitii(Is urrn Killini; mi the lie any worse in a husim-s.s way than j(j.llu pi,,r as jf thti. Wk u,roy Fhc is toil. iy and fdo l pdni; lo In- Mumo for tin dam cnci y. Ira A. Howell was born on M'irch !S;V.tt in Taw Paw, III., anJ died nt ihis home ntar Alicel, OitoUcr 8, liM. i When 22 years cf ajro he move:! U iHoekwell, Iowa, und two year.s later martied CaroMnc Ilail'-i. I.ati-r they inovel to Home, Kansas, where they li-esnled until I!00 wncn they in:ved to Dciltlljlhe (ttundc lionde valley. Mr. Howell was a mem her of th'.- Hantit ehureh, whieh he jiuiH''W"hik' in Kansas. Twelve ehiltiren were boi-p to Mr. and Mis. Howell. Thuy ;uc all UNION, K-t. ' 'I-l. (Speci.nl. C. V. !l'v"f txeeptinjr torn Kli.-.aleth, wh T Ihiin.s was a Union visitor on Wi'd-i1''1''' when du was tik'ht years of ncsday. a'e. The ethers are: (i. K. Howell, Indications are thai the race for thn)wm ''Vt ; valley, K! or nee and pnstmastnrship between O.J. Skiff and' Andiew if Triket, Mrs. I.. lV.r-i Tony 1. Smith will be it close one. .'Krcut7, Miss Callie, Mrs. Sadie Huli yet no returns have been sent in and J,nd Ira of l.a (Jiarnk; Merville, Ivan, Marian and Merritt, whn live at the home. Ilurial was at t!ie ummei- V. S. Tohin Meets in ; Tr.iir Manner at U T Faini Near riiroH. the issue is in doubt. It. ('. Smith of the Observer was ii: I'ninn last week. Walter M(irath, one of Union- m law . v . 1 n.ovoi 10 iorin i owner in tne ne.u firtttit-. lie expects tu purchase a tliay bu--iness there. He wiM continue his 01 chest ra. Nolan Skiff has been confined to fi- lntine Iwvnuse of illness. V u iuc.it deal better Don't Insilat- t this town. 11 l.i and alwa s will b that's no dreaiti. buy property in v ri li the money Lusc Ball Tonic iitn iii. id t in- l W .1 S ear'v ! -I In IK lit (i as the intense resul by tin- vivo I tele lining in-il ii 'ik in i hit. A l .l r.y Mid pi.- I" The i;iaill-i w ml Ihe neat If .it tit wm Id m i irs. What w ,s of yi,., the CMlllI e I ' 0 1 1 ! ' f i y i Inteler-t 1m Id iti th- trenet al puMie, Tho Ob.erM-r i,,,. reptu is on eat , : nav lln..e h'im u tail tlirli islalul In ten. r'.Liit ami tl. w a nm.i1 tow n The 4 eJophonn via rert of IN dm: from c.i'l jinine w.i Ktii' llOW' of ll . ol! j;rap!i le new h . ti cod and stud AH over the ni'tii.-i tjif lerest shown, i.r.d it i whfii people bold an iiii.re-st m .in paine they ai in pun! h.,p. n i -1 Jr. This year two Neiv VorV vltib rnii(vitiiif! for I h pennant n-'tTei: look ionir of th kn k out of '9 flfllt. bnt neeithelet!l ll '. , a lo nee lit' IntTosi pJiowrt. While iunoranee of tin- dam law I'M'iises no man, and I would prob ably know lu tt.r than towavh my loot in a public drinking lountiiin. it had n--er incurred to me that th. addition of one or two nt re worms lo a dammed body of water already eoi i .lining millions of Ilo litile fecl lows, rmiltl ,o against tho d.un lv Ami If 1 i hotiKhl ut all ubout the dam water. 1 iti joire that Ihe fact that a mile or two up sevvial bun dit'ls ir i Im iis.uids of penph: were nt that moment In sport in tf thenisehes in tho seli same dammed stream. ville ccmcte: between 200 and ,HM acres are bum inir on Ilabty mountain and men from all the surrounding 'towns have bee i draftid and are fibtinjf the fire. It is beitiK hclil in cheek. W. S. Tobin, one of Union's old res: dents, met an untimely death lat Mon day when he fell from a haysfacl: breaking his neck. Mr. Tobin leave a ho-d of f i iends to mourn his los - The funeral was hrld at the M. K cbu.ch hue at 2::i0 Wednesday after- I r.oon. ij Praclieally all of the ttaehers from this city attended the institute jit I.-ilg Clonde this week. Coiich llillimrs ie uld haw .limned me of any fear turned evei v evemnn- t.. e.i:i,-h th.. (.int. ! ball team. I Tl 'n-atiT t r m the curate thai tR Heeihd it) (he W.old j n1 of il hernie kind. i "our-U" t!.a l-e dii pla.u-d hi eei-,ay bie a- well a on hi-i.-ric t..-hls i f aeii.ni. Tjio eoni.o-,. need is for i oiuae to lie ln.:ifi.-yiii-. j auo to i e-i-t leiiMii.n jnii, i mn to speak the :it h, eom:i-e i.i what v really ate. and i;o to pretend t" le u hat v e nre no!, e.nit a-.- to Ihe Imneti t y w ll hill eiir t neons aint not dihoresily up. ii the n.e'ms of oili- , ..,tf..-j0.v..:l1 ;elin. Iu;le Jiuads In Ail Coiors .For Tiiiiiiuiiir Suits ami Dresses For the Stout Women NEW BROWN OXFORDS From 1). 'Ariiirfti-Diig & Co. - $10 piri7' Hmart footwear with comfort gra 'o anil iiial Iy han always been Ihe aim of our service. Yesierlay we received n beautiful new oxford that will undoubtedly prove very i.ipular in the near future. It ls'.r dark brown kid. of exceptional iiualilt, welt sole and low iiiiliiary hevl. "AllM.STItONO" nuke- it hn:'a meilliini square loo and (I herwlse very plain vamps, with si itched cap. In all sizes to day. AAA to D widths. Priced at fln.uo. i:v pr.Mi's. Intiiidi'il I'm- Dress Wear 'Patent and Satin. Ilecent additions o our shoe department nre two . new pumps for evening or dress wear one is a PATH XT ,K.VL'IIKI Suede Trimmed pump- with single inriep strap of black suede, fuil Louis heel and turn sole. Price $7.75. V,hu-k Satin Piiinit also trimmed In, black suede, with a panel strap tongue cfreet of suede. A very pret .y she wilh full Louis heel and turn sole, price IS.S..-.0. S0.MI' NKW Coats Mir Hie Little .Mis Pi'ieedit .fli.OO to f'l".'l Yettcrday's Arrivals! These little garments are made to wear as well as for slyle. - Sturdy fab rics, careful making and neat .Jinisli iiroclaim . them oil. of the urdluaiy values. There are coats hern among theso new arrivals In evory desired shade. Many wilh . little fur collars and cufrs. They are priced so very reasonable for such beautiful little coals. If you've been waiting, brine the little girl in and try ono of these on her; see for yourself the real worth lu them. pi, Astrachin I'Vir Triiiiniin This material, so popular again this season Is In whlteNcray, brown, and black.; 51 lnc wida. Ask about it when ing hene. Price Jfl.lH) yard. Also "LAMBSKIN" a very slin il ir material priced the same in French blue and red .MOIRE . Ribbon For Sashes Extra wld. for dress sashes, this. Moire rthbon Is of a beau tiful qualily.X Brown, Xavv, enna. Bluck and French Very nevi this depart- ufv,. 1. I mcniv Price Sf'J.a5 yard. STriS New W k " v i'i T71" I i , l'Itlarfi Hi ;!,.;! 1A: I. Ii3a a Kwssfi A 'joi A LLKIAT01! Ribbon A'arious Widths So popular for hats, fyr sashes, or trimming purposes of all kinds where a novelty black ribbon (s needed. It- is black, glazed finish with Alligator hide Imprint. It is in 3, 4, and 6 inch widths. Pric ed tit 60c. 65c. 7uc, Sac, and $l.o5 according to width. Wool FLOCKS Th i.i Week's Arrivals 1 .ekly been Ihe wiol frocks thin seisoil, that aiiiilliojis nave Hardly been able to keep very large selections on hand We have ntiw, what hi undoubtedly Ihe season. A gre; I many new arrivals brought sume of the best of the season! largrsl (luring showing of the t lie past week Those who have; not yet decide 1 slionld.siv these Graceful Urn's and tastefu trinriiings class them els of distinction and quality. Prices are from - immediately. , if once as inod ".tll up lo $(). And Usually Dot.. The w. mi, an wh, lrie: in concciT? her age i old eii-wiub lo know betler. t'urttious Magazine. oiisi:i:vi;u vant ais pay Superfine Bread of (iff them dam lislies fn pho one line I'll- of Wat!,, lltorest,.,! i 'e. t cm ath. da? n itm ti kiiow 1 hit tho ' It th 1 1 ' i . f :, Ml, wr Mv;f.l tel.. jnd - oiiJ-t.int'y people t the eporu. itv.f in - j ni'-al at !he dam spif . II n c didn't arret i h 1 sa I w as so dam , lie anl h" woiihl if I dl.ln't har Uni su.ry In tod iv's Herind. so On dam vimIois would hae lair warn 'il.L- for ill' f'lture. Mere's t he dam i st iy .ilr:t;M, but I slill cmtend that ithe d.ini otliieis oui;lit to -ud th .dam pant out th re and put a dam -ii'ti on the dam pier. There's tiom th. -to now liv a dam sde. I j lunulas Kairb. ankle and t hai ! I Tot ball prospects for Saturday's me. becaus' cjimr with l.a (Irande are not very J jjnoiant. Mil blight. A shifting of players leaves a i new Uam facing lt i.rHnde and sotn; J of ihe player have been unable to ut- tend practice regularly. ! lawieice Henky was thrown fronjl a hoi so povei al days ago and frac a tilled l;i collar Ikhio. Stephen (iardner is having sniur tnmtde with an injuied foot. It is im-jj proiing inpidly, however. The new htdrl pistct ds nre for ' sale now and ntaily everyne who has,i soin-lhine to write is sending the new J nks spraimsl Ms 'V Chaplin st.-ppi d r-- f'T V LA GRANDE'S ELECTRIC ' .. StORE . jmiG co. Phone Red 3931 o A bov f eighteen understands wo. inrn l"tt.T trvui pi.m of forty, be- fHtlsv -P)n i.f f.-rtv ''.I' K,v1 W H. & S. ELE1 105 Depct St. ii i: i;i;v itrri: ti;i:. r uid a temptation. That's w bread tastes to the av- erave grow ing younsier. No urlier (ihhI ta J es so good all ihe lime' and no other con tains all th? elements that ituik' for growth and dreimth as our bread does. Kor "the outister's sake t;ie it a t rial. IV Ol. .! I ... :mv '1 .M:l.e l.llln ll i;.il I lellv Dmi-linill- Pi! I 'n mi 1!. i n 1'ii r.ilh f i i vssajiposntments Millions of housewives use Calumet Baking Powder because of its de-pendability-bccausewhcritliey place their bakinc in the oven, they knoW it "turn out" all riKht They are confident of results because they know that no matter what they bake -pies, cakes bis cuits, muflins the rcpultilwill be the saire light, perfectly raised, wholbjome food BAKING POWDER never disappoints, vhh prepare bakings with expensive ii sticfients and then have them spoiled jcAmsc of an inferior leavener. Have the same assurance that te$P the majority of other housewives have. K P1. can et t a'imwt mnt.in full 16,r biViruj nowdcrs cmv in 12 wince iadTf 6"" .P; w j- . n.nH ,.,7,7, v w m K'1 ) E2wJl S in 0 . 1 IVIr'tlK1 e
