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

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Newspaper Page TextrACH FOUK. .A GIIAXDE EVENING OBSERVER "WpdiiPSfby, Orfnl)pr 10. 1921 ChtObscvvcv Afi INIIM'KN'UK.VI MIWSIMl'KIt PubllPh' (i dully and Weekly at -in. (Jiiiffliaiiis 10c viii-d Ladies' Mercerized Lisle Hose- OranJ. Oii-i!i, by la Grande Uvea Injf uijtci'vi r I'lihliylnni? Company, entered at lt rostufficH oi la Ciranda Oreron, at St-tvim! C'ltiwd Mall Matter. AiHr-.-M nil comunlrallona to TMK OHSi;i:VI.H, MJC Adanui Av t llrandf, Orc'n. MTV AMI COIM'V OKKH Ui I'tl'FIt On in olIi'T entry Or-K"t' Huti New tilitiid, lJrtland: Irnp-riB1 V-wt tand, I'urtJ;id; .. Uulnnrt Mi-w Items of Interest fur THURSDAY and FRIDAY mix). I'ornanu. " M THIC OLI H0MJ5 TOWN NOW look . .r-:-:J:Ps LJI! UIPTION It . II f Carrier. f)y, p-r nJufii.'i iy, i"T miee ni'Jiun y, T fix In ndvinf , f y. ainK'ti' copy Ily Mull y, ptr yt'ftr in Mrj.m . y, ftv limn t , h in .1-1 .ftuce . y, Ihrt'i' ti 'ii'Mn ir. advance . v. i r ihoiii li , h ly : Hif r vri -St nr. by mall, .ttr (r. Am .OCIATIUU I'illflfl I ProHB In prclUKlvely for publication of all l.-.l ... Ifiisfiiiirht-H rreditod to It or not nvlsA rrrdlu-d In thin paper, and win iociu ntwi pupiiHtiou llinreln. friKhta of ru-publlratlun of npttcl&I Jfitchcfl hero also are rnnrvod. tl SO I fm W r A .,-W.'- V..,.'?-A- S JOHN HUTCHIUS WV5 OOiTUED AMD DROPPED HIS Coli AR. Born-E op hloob H;n.'ificR. oust as we wac uevimo .' : DOCTOR. EWAriTOtS iHOW cast miomt ' '8gaygy.v --g-- -fe -. jible Thought For Today (Sale No.. Seventeen) ' FINDING THE niGIIT WAY: ?;c'k yo llii) L-i J vlillo ho may be . , , , " lcr" ought not to scoff nt , i . t. ,Ln.u iiiTOnu ma way, nnd l!.o Lnrinhlcoua man his thou-hta: r.:ul Ijt him rotura unto . ,V(,r wllnt!) , 8tl(lllil,, . , . ..u Industry. What's he Ruing to ;io ? hUr ,?:ul ,lul,r 0ml' flr '' pracli.-o bkk maKicT Bliuiid..iill.v i-rUoa. Iijaiali 55: C, 7.1 lironilKlnK candidates liad full oMior-l A fii'ii roslod up In a Wisconsin tunlly fr devi'loimicnt? Tho oriui- saw mill roads: ''The saws are mu tual situation nearly evcrwhorn rall' nin no uso lo touch thom to con for such men. A pultlic whicii inakcs vincu yourcif," my wood dt't';ctlvo sioiy a ''l:cst s.-l-j P'--' .,.,-. . ..... "Hi !, v.k.i! is a touching speech?" , , ,1 aHil'.'d J''Strl'. collect ion J "O.io Ut:,! precede u i my s .n," i-.i..-uvrcd Dad. Eirtli Ccfitrol Ancli War The drnaiinieut of Bitricnlit.r.. !-.a i A iviuiiuno (;o!f it:.iisl.ist is au been I'xperiineiKini: u find out how l.tliorily i.,r the Mat. ment Hint .nmn far a ily flies, 'tins hit or ii:;'jiiil n- tii,, ,. I , , , forniatlon will ln:li tho tin d br. -I-Th3 sarncstu-a bus been irnula t!iat' , , ,...,,,,. .,,,.. ,.,. ,. THE OFFICE CAT nj i'i'tuc " ' uo , UI 1,10 8u,,-to hunt for the invalid- cr run Ji-ctn to be ti;!:ca n? at tho arms con- ,., tho ny It is said that ndvocaloa ct hlrth'j limit I ion believe that It popiilallons v.T-o held to Eiiiailep numbers Iho dan?.r of warj wouM bo reduced. They jiolnt ov.t lliuti need for tcr r'torial cxpamlon us tmpulation . crcaccs tend to promote war; nlHO that education could prococd faster anioni,' a small T and choicer select lJli of human heiiiKS. I This souii'ls logical, hut it Is based on false promises. Instead of rediie-1 I nif populations to slop war, the thing to do Is to stop wui nnd Rlvo' those who are born a better chance. 'I'll 3 groU reservoirs of earth and water mid air have hardly been tap-! pcd. ir. education and devolopmont ' cou (I ro en without tho cruel sot-! b.i':i;s war, it would be found 'that ' for cv ry supply that gives out two1 in w doierios would fill. tho kiiii. it". nioif wi r-.' tau:;lit to dwell togoiher In unity the problem of sharliiK spac es of tho km th would not bo ono or Jealousy and distructlon hut of do velopinent and co-operut'lon. The birth rate which ntvds lluill utlon In order to promote pence Is I hut of war Idea. If that could ho mi controlled thai It was propagated no more lorever, tho fair earth would feed und clotho und hoiiso a llniltless , population. ,vy.v of her sisier players arc catty enough to be c.i'led solf lynx. TflE f.r.'.'.- i'VI.OUS ' ADJECTIVE. A I:. . 1 . uuiaka of a "Big Ova tion." a..;-. rnybody ever receive a littio . York Post. Javn i:i Iirarlily In agrcenietit it.li (ho iilia that tho K'st of the v.-r'd Hhouol curtail iirinaiiif;!it . .i! latches up with tho pi'o- ; .on Is (hat af'er n 'I'ing be rioesn't f(' l us feels' envious. id to Solva organized II.:boes Offer mployjuent. S'hucks; ; thou;:::t they'd 'o'.ved li long aso. M:.?'y a ;;irl c.o.'id linva kept the tra'e.!.- (-r lie;- !'.,v';es a scri't un til nfler hr w.ildln;; it it had no: bejn for tho sliort siiirts. I' MA I' - "Kiysnw' - ;r have to iivo with mvaelf. vr,v.niu r li i r, . i ii i v) .. ;i nave to Iivo with myself, and so iiarite may ho good for u man's I want t-, bn fit for mv:xlf tn'knmi' utl.erl'ts, but It Is rough on his, I want to l,o able, as days go by friendships. Chicago News. Always to look mysolf straight in the of tho queen is the sailor In Iho gar- Keforminrr Language Study ' The dire.tor or foreign language study In a large city is UU gunning for valences like these, for translation:' 'I'lio chinch! cougiatulatini: don ,r roses." "The good teacher will advise tin lull brother and the short learhor." io longiit with had men, hut we are net victors." The directors argue Iha'l such seul cn.vs are neither English nor l.atln liur aiiylliiie; ise. 'Hie is reinlnded or Mark Twain's in.iMciy . (,, ,,:,. lie had learned to li.'.y "lil.ve eu :-,c. n the red cow '' W-'.l o IIi-tV In 1'uultless l'' " ". l ot when Bl , (il,rm. l-.l)' I e f.,uilil lie o ii.-n.ln r Ui;:t aaiiaal. to he a co-npletn revision i'.i fi it cil'-. niakiae II All any modern can opener. Money talks, but there would noi be so many financial scaudala If it snittered more. cyo. . - . -, cock needs is a I don't want lo stand, with tho set ting sun, And hale myself, for the things I've ilono. They called the hahy Ivy because I !sho crawled all iiround the houso i You can nov;r tell how soplildlrat- . . n I a girl is by tho cut of her go vn. ITTTi:!! l-HOITING. That'll why rrnio nun are In contin- rORTl. N'l. Oct. 19. livestock I ual hot water. v.-.-is ytenly ( : day. 1C?ks were two' ,--en..-, h ,rerr, buyiaj? pri.TTt of whitesl x L'OO Jllii.-k (iOIM)OX and STKTSOX HATS Sjifciiil- -$1.50 Not a hat in this lot, hut what bears tho name, either "John M. Stetson" or -'Gordon. Kuough said aboil, tho iiuality. There are 200 In num'ier, till black. A va riety of styles, but not every ulzo la any ono style. Sizes, (i'-l, 7, and a few 7' and 7',. ill' .your size and shape. Is In this lot. you liiaj1- find a real bargiin nt $1,511 each.. ', Monl. Huy.thuiu for work or dress, Thurs alny or,' Friday iind hicidentaly you may haVo ' r i '-iy :;2uv; orr . ny: of tlie.l'lntire JJegnlar Ilott'-t. Iluy a Hat Thursday or Friday! MEN! Timely. Sale iof Mack maws Jtur. before the season starts Have your Mackinaw when you need It; buy It from J1.50 to $.1.00 cheaper by taking advantage of this sale. Wo'vo Just put in stock a complete neir as sortment of Men's and Boy's Muckiuaws In a wide range of prices. Every on of these b reduced lor Thurs day and Friday oaly. 20' Off .. Ladies' $9 to Shi ho inauy wmen have selelted shoes from this lot, thi wo belbvo i is ene ol the Digcost at(raions here thll week. It is not salof small sis there are nearly all slzesVn some kinVl of a shoe, but there ana hVdly two al(kc. There aro low auil high hecV all havi best welt soles. They are oour boil lnakc.1, niaay ARM.STItONOS IneliiVed BtT th'.-y aro 'iiiu "Ms Hnu oroKeiizes. If you can una your size, it 3 a Virgaln Cholo? if. 3.tH. No eVhauJtjj, refunds or layawttys. V SjieVial $5.9) ed i I't ALWAYS w4''j V FlTTlNO Mkf Wool, Cotton and Mixed Ladies Union SUITS , In this Sale at $1.95 Every one repreacm'.s n $3.00, $3.50 or $4.00 vuluc. Tlicro aro all wool huUh, mix ed wool aiul coUnn suits, flcece-linod heavy weights or medium. Almost every kind of suit in the lot. All at $l.f5 each, while any remain. Then thero aro Ladies' and Misses' vests and drawers, very Hpecially priced nr. I)3c and -lOc that represent except ionaP val ues. Wool, ilk and wool, cotton and mix ed garments all at these special prices to morrow - JAISI) Incidentally we will allow 10 Off ' on all regular stock just for Thursday and Friday only. Something New Today!- . L'KOWJS' CALF ' OXFORDS "Armstrong" Make $9.50 A New Fall Oxford Just in this morning. "Cocoa Brown," hoary Calfskin, with low mililary heel and heavy wolt solo for winter wear. Mnd- with st:i died Imitation ball strnp.snd toe perfections. A snappy os- ln all sizes today. Price, U.50. ford for street wear this fall and winter with wool h;so. iuiiuire I 'I'll- r ! .. a i'..-.. II.I.i I . ir.:.! i i fa 1. .t:-i ..,.-: . !- I ' V. llii-v: lie ; latin-, it. . t - i- ;ii i .-. : , mil v.ly t'...i r.ii'i. , I la;, I! .. :.ui liliuly i-hrlii-- t: t..ey br io t'.io boy -;:. v.u- h.-.s u.na'.l; il I. ,.r,l ... I!;.- f;r,t )c 't ' ''' !':'s! J on it, and b. ' :" ' lv -cV.cd th re:i. ' lir.d et :!.-ntei-.i-va imil e tty:i fori ,v : l--::-::-'0 (In-; to rer.d it si i I-. v. iuM.-raWo. lieu 1 f-' i't y. it la anae till-. II :a: a il i ,..;ive tier..-, a 1 1 ' Iiut ji.miy l:,-. o th. e "l.iinrii'i.lcii" will h.-l 1 l..oii lo iho plae wh. ri ; i l .d;., aiim: and lite, - Ajaci,omic Detectives A police chl' f o flong rxiH-rlenrf vai:ts a d- teciivo lorro with college training. lo Is s-. riously trying to nrnincn for ft course In det-ctlv work at Hi- slate uiilvelly. llu ci l-l.i i ii.: : Army ruicers, pnysicians. iawvers and o'.ti.-r tirorcssional men art- re (inlc-d to t.t'.o a course In n linlicr. ly b.-rere tlicy are granted n-eiiM nn.l 1 b. il.ivj Iho sinndard shouhl b i s hii.:i for rolicJ l- te tlves. "If f liad n, y way I oul-l selc-i r -., " ;-er menw ho, because ol ih ir :"-ir.in:; as observes, are liei 'it - -1 than men of other HneK i them through h course o! ,: i - th.-- university to ive i f i i'f :i:t d -tnil in criiuina whit ii even they d- n i I Iicir ordinary work." :7i Sii.rleol: lloleii-s mu cf of ff-'ti, n. hut wii inrv SlKTiook ll-dtu be in r-life. M-xerlu t--r o-i'c-1 1 as si-:i-:n in Tin; moonsiiini-: Henry w-'til out to se.- his rr'-'mi In tlie country. Tuo .-otive-nal ioa turning to crops, he asle-I: "i:-et how inucli you thinlt yoar coi-n yield? "Well," answered his Mend, "I'm flgurln' o:i somethii' liko f.ver.') gallons to tho acre." 1-cM-r to .0. to .'i.i ce;: Batter was hi'inr- , mixed colors tiirco cents lowe-', to 4:i;. - A Diff:rent fcrt. Tho fact ti nt a woman can roast lier neighbors Is no evidence of li-r cpaclty as f cook lt,.Mn Trnneriiit TlliJ JIAHCil OF PlKHUiFHS Nn.d -- Ho you n airniber th-.- Joke about, tho rural tjent iouiIii-; io town and blowing oat the gas wiiea he wenl to bed tired'.1 Ted-- Sure thing, ami now lo- si on lie- gas and Hi1- hlowouls are hi the wheels that are Iind. $ES For 'Vt r-j ;i.K'BKV'fewwl . ; : 'vi -:.VLr-im'?5"''iW Overlooked. The man who said that soclely' de pended on women forgot that , most women depend on men. England Ha, Lot, of Riven. England Is said to have more rivem In proportion to Its size than any other country In the world. A Saving Grace. Nothlnjr will cliper up n hnmelr man more than to tell him he has character In nis fncp. - -- - x--"-- r-fft-ti-l1flliih''iM1 c7A r.t 1 'lil t!i ...... - i ..' v . can vu etiti- I- i n h'-iii.. I l.-C.ll, .1 ai-.d ' il a iW aw a, Mnilern ll,ie lii e,, -. l ill cvt : Wll dilllglonV mid lipto dall i room oose. I I i la vi ' litlon for J:."V t mA uv-.il ni:a -ii'-iern ri' l..ve nn Tit .1.. I'li-ed 'r.'i. :'.:! '" I ' vti-d-'i n S i o-.rn I- : ; a si-, ,i . . ; ' KCROiFNI LT .IND LIGHT X male 6 cost A nientl Xhothe-rV oith- Stfi - room liee-::' ce.i i - ;i i i i. s-i . t i ,; ; aih reiiuired V. :,y no he n r:..i:-.- nii.''.-j I tliel" m':- I There is no wasted heat when your henter is filled with clean-burnintr Pe.irl At the touch of a match high-quality kerosene the heater deliver tomVirtable warmth nt little it's most conve nient o use no ashes to 'ith no coaxinjr to burn. CJ ic rpf;ned and by tho bpjcial Jvciopcd hy tho and recourcea ndard Oil Con). Ret it in bull from dealers ven-where. Order by name PsatI Oil standard on nmiMt Prince Alber Vs a new note in thfe joys of rolling 'em! Talking about foiling your own cigarettes, Y'e'U tell you right here hat Prince Albert tobacco Bgs 'em all lashed to the mas You've got a handful-of happiness coming your di rcction when you pal it with P. A. and the makin's papers! For Prince Albert is not only delightful to your taste and pleasing in itsrefre&bingarsma.feut eur exclusive patented gtrese frees it f rea tiAu st firc! id. for a fact, rn'l ino up prince Albert is mighty easyl P. A. is crimp cut and stay; put and you whisk it into shape before you can coun three! And, the next instant you're puffing away is beat the band I 'rince Albert is so good that it has led four men to smoke jimmy pipes where one was smoked before! It's the greatest old baddy. sus-eJ&e that eve feiin4 ii wy iavo a, jajce w iga.re4! "H In lrr. rn hnr. frt rmri (tn. numltfar irifh top. Geo. H, Curr Ort :itn t. tto, tvil.ito ev: lusiirnhtt 3. pi. CoprrltM I?I r R I. krnAjt The C. Wlm-loa-Salen, .c, I ol city ii-.-ll-i? -o-'c , 1. the fictional jay $mok9 i - . i ww V-rr i"'r"-"r' ;