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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1921)
. i ... , .. . Vi Tiiosdfiv. October 1. 1921 '! W h LA CKANDE EVKN1NU OBSliKVEK Mifin iiawriiiiMiiwm imiiH 1 THE OUTBURSTSOF EVERETT TRUE by Condo. . gffSfi f A J Pffit 7TT I fs-. 1 stand yoor. 1. f&s!t3 BiLD iV Prices ' lK lTn YOU WANT wur friends to avoid you? 1 hey JJ will certainly dA so when yourbreath is bad. . There is no exedse for anyone having a bad breath.',::' It is caused by disorders of the stomach which can be correctedby taking Chamberlain's Tablets. Many have been permanently curvd df stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after ' years of suffering. Price 25 cents per bottle. ' REMEMBER E There will be no letting up to tho cutting and slashing of prices come and get your share you can save on every purchase. Bargains all over the store. Big price cards tell the story. Hill's Department Store ON ALL LINES OF MERCHANDISE AT THE MIGHTY j Ggt fv7oSe& J1'"'" feg, 3 Fllka ;l DRY GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHING MILLINERY and WOMEN'S COATS I ' . (SL--Ji vwau"' NJ3UITS, DRESSES ON SALE NOW AT I M) flUMOW'ili feEE: Tim"' 1 n 1 r rmp nni jt ma. m THE SALE CONTINUES . I UrH 1 U f&mffltm&m I Ulil1L.il U UUII I WSBW 1 1 1 b 1 iiiiii 1 1 i 1 15 j - f .1 1 cr; e n 1 -f. o . II I III Mil U UL UL IWlf-TZmtmVtmW ate crd remkdv for kidnev. liver. ml MB ZSk - h b . 1 uu u 1H1 r ihti AM.-.Autr I'uDlislicrs of tho World Th. "Food-DW" aH tor ' Raqge Satisfaction The'MONXRjCII Malleable meets every requirement of the American Kitchen, Perfect constructionEconomical in fuel T T 1 nanasome in appearance Easy operate. to The Malleable construction prevents fuel waste and breakage. The .vitreous against rust. enameled linings protect to tho World noiiohilhi. JIONOU'UT. T. IT. , Oct. 17 A nnwM)iiMr (loon not btilong to its owner, Willlnm Southern, jr., owner of I lira Indfippiidonco ,Mo., "Kxamln- nr, tolil Ilic Proas OoiiKrosH of the World, ill rohsIoii burn, last wnnk In the eotirsn of n apeech on the "The Provincial Press." "A newspaper In ft public Instltu tlnn, mid Is not fulfilling lis hlghral fiincllon.i it dnvolml sellishly. "As a fundamental principle, it is agreed Hint the truth is Hie basis of all oorreet journalism. To ko he- yond the trulh is a belrayal of trust. To suppress the truth when It prop erly belongs to the public Is always to be condemned and never practic ed. "Control of news or comm-nt for business considerations Is unworthy. News should he written and In terpreted wholly and nl all times In the Interest of the public. ''Not only are these principles lo be applied to the news and edilorluls, but to the advertising coiiiuns. De ceptive or misleading advertisements or advertising disKiiised as news brings disrepute to the newspa'pers Which, jwrmit such tactics. '"It was a noted Frenchman who wrote 'Suffer yourself to bo hlnmed, imprisoned, condemned; suffer your self pven tn he hanged, hut publish your opinion. II Is nut rlghl, It Is duty. ' " Small town newspnpers, Mr. Southern told Ills nudience, have ronio nearer 'formulating a s't of ideals of the newspaper profession Into a rode of ethics then has uny other section of the uewspnper world. These declarations have so far only come from the .provincial papers bul have received tho strong endorse ment oT the larger papers and world wide continent and approval." "The highest art In tho in-wspapor business," Mr. Soul hern declared, "is to give Hie readers what they should have, In such n way that they will thlnfc It Is exactly what they want." Food -I Quick Lunch Fountains. Ask . ... .. jfcaTAvoid imitation e Milk For Infants & Invalids NO COOKINC Ifor All Agea. !oie, Office.and UORUCICS. & Substitutes THE OBSERVER WANTS RAGS arrests in Boise during Six land sales will be held by tho , 124 were for traffic lawlstate of Idaho during October, the Fines collected amounted I total anionut of land to be sold e.x Ireedings !i40(l acres. Oovernor Davis haB Issued n pro clamation calling upon the citizens of Idaho to observe October 27 as the sixty-third anniversary of ihe birth of Theodore Koosev-Jlt, the "Clreal American." -WATCH THE BIG 4 ch-Kidneya-Heart-Liver Keep tiie vital organs healthy by regularlyVtakiiig the world's stand ard remidy for Utidney, liver, bladder an uric aiid troubles Th National R.medy of Holland ft. canturiss and andorsed by Quaen Wilhel mina. At all druggists, thcaa sizes. Ia9k for tha ua. Cald M.dal on avarr baa and accapt na iiuil.Uoo ACHES AND PAINS SLOAN'S GETS 'EM ! AVOTO the misery of racking pain, liave a bottle of Sloan's Lini ment handy and apply when you first feel the ache or pain. It quickly eases the pain nnI sends n feeling of warmth through the aching part- Sloan's Liniment penetrates Without rubbing, t Hne, too, for rheumatism, neuralgia, Eciatica, sprains and strains, stiff joincS, lame back and sore muscles. For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor. At all druggist 35c, 70c, $1.40. Liniment (Pain's) enemvf II Clear Your Complexion of pimplei. acne and other fuctal disfigurement Usa freely Dr. Holwon'a Eczema Oinl-ment- tJood for ucitma, ilching skin, and other Bkin troubles. Uuti of Dr. Iioh?on'a Family Kemediei. DrHobson's Eczema Ointment The 'Mystery of the : Cooks Pet Parrot COAL Mi: ASK FOR A ' ltl(; (11 IN FRFIlfiHT AVAPMlNTiTON. Oct. 38 Tho Am- thmuch itn pifsidtMit, W. R. Coy If, of Hfthlehcm, Pu.. Hpnt a tt'lefrrnm Sat unlit r to tho AHswint ion of !;nilrtail Kxt cutivrs, rtvonui.rndi!tf a .--harp cut in intes on cal and enko accon.iantcl if noot'?sary. by a further reduction in "The people arr impntiont over tho delay in adjusting lates," tht' tolrfrrnm said. "Wt rtH'uii.riK'tuI that you an nouni'r at nneo n sweeping downwa.d revision of the rate. on nil coal and cok. If neivs!nry, we Tpcomnifivi that you announce further mluftion in WJ-jres to take effect simultaneously with the new rate schedule." Mi!: Special Low Price On Model Shown $10.00 Discount RQ7 Cfk 'o'Casli for Cash ,OV; ' $10.00 Discount W. H. Bolinenkamp Co. - Kt ti.V., ...... A STANDARD Oil. UV.XS, ANOTHKR MoNori.Y IN OIL tU'RTalN. Oct, 1 S Tlie Ptnndard Oil company has Invn pranted a virtu:d monoply of the petrol rum business m Cteeho-SInvakm on condition that a company with a ttipit.M of 100.0 "VVtO xeoh knmvn be formed, .10 per cent of the stiKk to I (riven to the Cleeh; (fovernment and 20 per cent to be (irtv- en to TrtRtrue interests and the parent company 10 invest .MMHl.ttot) kionn additional in Inninir and prospecting within five years, acrJ .r to a dis patch to the Vosich Zeitiiriat. It is declared also that i'h'eper.dent peraiions. i ne v iccno-Movjx r-iin-ers are pmtestinif that the cm. session ikH only (tives the Standard til r'i. pany a monoply of ( -tndeuin but also of sibs idiar y bus i ie sa. KrilV- itgo ' ' . ; ;.. - II III hes aa w rw " t ;-.-.'v- i t LicrrrT k Mvrm Toiacco Co.' A FUNNY paper recently, SLIPPED ME a good laugh, t WITH A wheeze about, ... A FAMOUS ventriloquist. ... AND WHY be had Quit, THE VAUDEVILLE SUES. ' . . IT 8AID he discovered. ... HE COULD make more Jack. ... SELLING WOODEN parroU. SO WHEN I got horn. I PASSED the joke. TO OUR cook, who owni, . A BOTH A speechless parrot AND A sense of humor, BUT SHE muffed It, BECAUSE SHE didn't know, ... WHAT A ventriloquist was. 1 J SO I had to explain It, . I j AND ON the vtj out. a a a I BLEW Just a whiff. a OF. CIGARETTE iniok, I AT HER amusing old. V FOOL OF a parrot. WHICH NEVER talkl.Y AND Mid, "Poll. HOW D'VOU like ltt-i D TO N.hls day, J T me guesslnirA R IT was cook. a a , ' OR THE blamed bird. a a . WHICH SQUAWKED lac a a . THEY SATISF.Y." m M'-Lf. M i 1 :- '- jp.v.- -',- i K y-? lem CIGARETTES f(9 1 QHESTERFIELDS .pmk for' thrmselvcs. They let vou W you're 5mnkin?. rQ , satisfy and yet, they're miii. An impossible combination, you f"'- eeveryivh.ra but in and the blend can't be copitdf 9 eMl 9 kaaa
