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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1921)
PAGE FOOR. LA GRANDE EVEMNtt OBSERVER RaTnrdnv. October 1921 Cfoe Observer AJV IMtKI'KNUKM NKWMl'ArKH Hubllshed daily and weekly at I, urainae, urcfm, ny ia urnnue- in UiH Obsnrver PuhllHhlnir Company 1 13RUC1S DKNNIH, Editor Untdred at ih i'oNtoirine at La Orand Oron, us Second ('Ihkm Mull Matter. Andrews nil romunlctiUuiia to TUU OBtitKUVHn, 141ii Adama Av La Urajide, Oregon. CI I V AN O ;JJN'I'Y Uk-VlUXAJt PAIHR On aalM in other elite Or eg-on Hotel Newts btand, Portland; Import) Nuwj Btid, I'ortlnnd; Mulaomt Nawa Btttil. Portland. klUSCIlll'T10N J LATE 1 Br Carrier. per monm Dally. Dally. Dr three month a . Ually. per aix mo. In ad vane , uaajy, miukiu cupy . II w Mall Dally, per year In advance f7lw Daily, kIx mouths In advance Dally. lhre inonhta lu advance . uaiiy, pr inonin 3 WttNkly Ohf;rver-Btar, by mall, ptir yr tn advance ..$1.B0 MKMIti:it OK ASSOCIATED ritUftft. Tbe ANKoolnted l'resa la erclualvely entitled to tine for publication of all new dls patfhed credited to It or not othrwltn credited In title paper, and elBo the local newa publtMhud therein. All rlKhtH or re-publication of apedlal dtapatchet here alao are reserved. Bible Thought For Today A IIKAL FOOI.: Ho that truntii.li In IiIh own iK-urt is n foul. Prov. 2S: 20. C THE OLD HOME TOWN I I -i.. IT Y W 1ST' ,,1 x 6 ft DOCTOR SWANTON S MEDICINE TROUPE WAS ROTTEN EGGED LAST NKSHT. ."r".' It. I). Aks: hen tin' dour ttjar can you use It lor canning?" . K. Asks: Wlinl kind of a Iwy fits ii lrk of hair? I An i itilHt Is :i limn who goes I II (lllllCH WXIlOUt UHllllfl. V.. llmC lli Krn Klliv Khin linfi I evoked .public and official opposition its prominence if no( its permanence is UHHUI'tuI, When n movie odor or arlorinc rec-ives an invicitioii mi invitation lo work in or aroiinil Hollywood, it might Im ti'l iin-il "'I'ln1 Call uf I In Willi." I Of oourso tlio '' may Im tlifl win, iIhwh of itiu wil, Imt-n is ilnoiiKli ithii moiii h thai you li iii n ilioro is 110- I loly lioin--. Meliorism A reprenmtntivc of tho Nntinntl PO YOU KNOW THAT . Ni'W that we iiuvu national prohl. hili .lt tiny alf Mlliiill(! school Ixjxcs Willi individual ilniikilli; cuis. Son of siaivp.nir, oi what is tho Ulna? Our idea of a t;ir without niuhi l.irn is om wlio is coiitcnto'l to lio in n hammock while oiln r Kills ride hy in autoimjnilcs. Lovo Is likp hash. Quite Proper nriimflold was found (tulliy of first doKi'pfl murder. Tho vonllcl Is a. prnpnr min. Knelt liiiin as Ilium flnld who ilii'BB nlcoly, huvn Chnst-T floldlnn miuinnrn Khotild not nvndn tho Inw. It Is a compliment to I"oiif;lasK county ctt ij'ilHliip thlit thn jury was nlitalncd riKht il. thn snnt of thn rrlino which would convict In thn first doRreo, Of oonrae thn usual li'Rnl dolay Will occur hnforo nxoctitlnn for thorn will he an endeavor tiiadn for n new t rial, hut from the nv'likmre hvoiiKht forth at thn trial JuhI closed il would seniu there Is linthltiK lnft hill for the) wlley doctor to pay thn r "n- nlly for liuvInK killed Iho old sheep herder Willi his own life. . ' o 1 Bear it in Mind You must have! T.AW OK TUP. ItOAD GranL'e at WaliiiiL'ton calls himself ;J cmilldenc to cniov it. "".' V- """'t "' '' "moliorist."' WashinL'ton news writer:: When you hold your uirl's hand '"'" '"' horsf! It skeers hint." jHcem to he "intridiicd" hy tho word, nit! you're n million miles from nowhere. I "1'on't .worry, 1 know Iho rules,! on up-to-date fiction writer would say We lust our siiir.'r. when they look I '""n't l"'R "-'"'' :l 1""K- I liul there is nothing new aliuut it. . away our hooze, One 1I' ail'K "r ""' "'"K"- 'llie Stanilaid IJictioiinry dcfinesl Vou should iiever sleal ;, wmch ?-lne covers slranld he hairo.l from I "meliorism" ns "the improvement of because a lawyer will eventually set the males. aociety hy regulated, practical means,": the case and you the. words. .. j : mid explains that it is "opposed toj Tim unlucky mouths lor notiinc' AKIilV'AI.S AT HOT LAKE, the pussive principle of both optim , married me: Jan., Keh., .March. Ap- HOT LAKK, Oct. 0. Arrivals: ism und pessimism." Iril, May. .lune, July Aim., Sc.;:t., ! Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Marshal, Portland; Meliorism is "dynamic." It holds on:., Nov., Dec. . w. Montgomery, Si'al.tle, Wash; that the world is neither the heat of yvrt r-r a noiii cainn woimin and she Mrs. V. 11. Kllis, Baker; Mrs. .1. Prinz possihlu worlds, nor the worst, hut has hen after him ever since, (inKl Xampa, Idaho; Mrs. J. Dm-inus, that it is capable of improvement. The. Kverylliinc has K low n' evcept' l.a Grande; James Willinmson, I'ort true mcliorist is one who not only lie-'p,,,,,,,. n,i envelopes. Thev are sia-lland; 'Mr. and Mis. A. O. Uofcers Moves that hut, htcause of his practical ibinery, Marshfield, Orctron. inun, sets auout iioin witat ne can The homo team that ises n'leiiest Thorn Is tn ho a city election soon for thn pinpoHn of (inmowei'lni! the city commission to provide for IIiIh rlty tho coinlnR wlulnr. Don't overlook H, and ko nnd vote for the measure. When you vote against it you are votluK against your own Interests, you are vothiR to deereasn tho valun of your iproperly yi.'K, you are vot ing to brliiR on a calamity hero uuo of thpHo days if you fail to voto for the yator ayitem Improveinenl. o Praise for Presbyterians II. was a pretty conipllinenl paid Iho Pposbyterliiim of I. a Grande when n lady leaving for her hnnie urtor the Kynodlcal meelliiK said, "It was one of (he best biillitielR 1 have over nt lend 'd and tiie (lie watt wondeiTul. I. a firaude should he prntul of the Prenbytorian ladles." We nro prouud of them. We nre proud of the ineeilni; Hint was held lrern. of the i;ood that was done, of the resurrection of (Im old-timn lios piUihlo spirit of eulertinlni; one's lielKhhors til the homo, of thn pro gram and tho many kooiI talks, all of which (.ended to belter conditions nud improve civilization. The huminct anil the pies worn fond, It Is (rue, bill heller than these was th.1 spirit of (he chur.'li folk nnd the r,ood "work nccotuplh.h-M. Ad. Club's Social Side T.n Orande has a very live, m-'lve ronimcrciti! ergnnliuition Ir. the Ad rlul. Il is doiiiK thhiCH and can anil will do more, Itut (here in a report now in circulation (hn( (he club is to have dances litis winl"r find lltai Jt in ulso lo have a literary sin ieiy for the discussion of world topics All nilithly fine, for (hose are the thhiKB lhat innk-s business refuse I o get dull. The Ad club ran bo Jiul as siionn n fealure nncially ns It Is coinnien tally. in tiie way of improvement Meliorism is what is needed more than anything else today, in this coun try mid elsewhere, ns u working faith. THE OFFICE CAT v By JUNIUS Is mother and .I'allier, ' j It may consolo the hoys lo know I that Hie key to success Ills Hie j schoolhouso door. Tho people of P, are bitterly ( fi mi l ,i i n i it h it the money slriimeni'v in iiiiii miiiii. .oa.iie ino I'eruvian hark is worse than the bile. ,,. vYiriiuiii n uitiiiey is IIS HIlOCI OS net- sain, inese nays. . i SA.MK OLD WOULD ! TIiIh time last year nobody was satisfied with what. thinj.n cosl." I "You're right! And tliis llnr . I his your nobody's satisfied with what CheyyliriiiK." THIC JOY KIDUIt'S PLAINT Ot nil sad words, of tongue or pen thn naddesl are these, "I'm pinched ngnlit." Sotnetlines.we, Junius, the orflce Oil, get thn feeling I. hat we are real linart and then wo ask iiuesiinns such us "What him become of Ho' old-fashioned housekeeper who made good preserves out of Wiitcrmob.ii rinds?" We think t bat wo have put forth one of Unison's QuUzers, but (his lime iti were mistaken, for Im mediately there came a reply mid we were asked t" call at Illll l First i-'l . for a sample or real watermelon prc servH. And did we go? We put on our new plush coat atitl our. last year's hat and sallied forth. 1'pou reaching 1IMH I'lrtt we f Mind thai this was the homo of Undo Jap Ste vens, lht famous soda pop num. Wo worn ushered In and given a iuos( do. Ilcious luncheon nnd much In our Juy we round a disli of watcrmelMii preserves. Not a taste, lit I. a Pike's Peak dish of Iheiu. And never again will wo say we have not had honest (o goodness preserves. Mrs. Slovens is one of I lie pioneers or this country and oriortniiv.'d us Willi sto ries Att former days. Afler- this we will say, "All Hall to the Wuinrmel- on Preserve l.ndy," and ask no nues- Uoiih, llrlght hoy Say dad. something you can't do! Father What is Ii: Bright boy Crow! I can ik FREE! VELOUE POWDER PUFF In JIDBBPOWN COYEE (nii('ilp.. iw, dainty clciii iiil iiiU'i'ii'tn c. Saves iVvirr, keeps iaiiillia!;sVlaii. See L. & L. Drug Co. HOMES For Sale 7 nnim mo.l.'i n linusM ;it Klnl 7. for $-50 0, Alisoluh'lv worth (hi- mnni'v. Modfvfl homn cttrnt-r 2d ami A da ins t mil i ul liM-iiiion; , lioatiiiK' plnut; .Mnuorn itottto in ftlry rnspoct on W;iMiiiii;tnii. This tsl n-w properly iiinl upto-dittAiii ovti wuy. ' J. B. Buckncr, a mctnlr of S;i vr. Spi'ucr ftiinpitny, frll fnnn a .vnf fold at the mill t Millport, lirtuki' Uth urms and rwcivinj? otlirr In juries, Willi ." men workinjc on ditt ho nn I on dum fintnrtations, a mile of Ciinnl nlt-ratl lon Imilt " Silver Mk irrigation project in Dest-hut.-county. 6 room hovisn, dllion for l At'1 "Vt'l; lota rcllar; mnr hifl'ohoil. Mndorn S ritnm liVscim M;tln, noar -tli- Thii is a ilXit.V'l' pvopMi-ty. h Hllll'lldlll COM' lhmtii'd ; wind TrmM, pavrtd, Prhod i itilit. Hint; plant Modern H-rootn hnii1; on Ad hhs for A splendid pviipi'ily. T room hourtc and (wo rliolco litis at 2112 I, sm-et Tor $ duly $:to fash rHiniiicd. Geo. H. Currey I on i:im m. Ill Kalale I'lione It '.'ool Insdrntice ! S TP p Sunday j I :ok3 r'vS'wrI'Vr)'3'- J r A 1 AND ! MACK SENNETT COMEDY "BUNGALOW TROUBLES" It's a Two-storied Stream. ' "' la Black and White Sheet Wadding A Larsfe Shipmen t of Th Season's Newest M i ecKwear Daintv Collar and On IT Sets' Fronts, Luces )v the Yard etc. All New! A truly wonderful display, you will say when you view these new. arri vals. So many are in tho cream and old Ivory nines. Many of lhe.se de licate laceB are French, many of the styles are Paris inspired. Jint din ac tual beautiful creation is American, and critical women are sure to he delighted with l.hem Separate collars, collar and cuff sets. fronts with collarn' and cuffs to match, separate frorls nnd beautiful laces by tho yard lo be made Into fronts, collars and cull's. Kacb onois an achievement. Priced ."Oe to UMI.imi f , . "Vvazoo" O..-.. i for II. -s 7-, jy i ji' ii ; ri I I I u I mm V Xew Cow iMiotwear of Exceptional Quality New Oxfords nnd pumps have been arriving at liitorvals diirinn tho past week. Our Htock of low footwear Is at present the best :i. has linen In weeks, Among recent arrivals are brown kid and calf oxfords, black kid oxfords, patent leather and satin pumps In tlr newest tlyles for' I he season. " , We Invito in our shoo depnrtmont for tho sole purpose of inspect ing I. head. Priced, $7.75 to $l(h Oyerblouses Distinctive Models "" ' The smarlnPss of simple lines nnd the rich colorinK of hand em. broidery and beading in Hie new blouses make them .thoroughly IrresisVihle. Several beautiful new models arrived by express yes terday iWd are, now on display for the first time. They are of crepe de ehlnoXheuded and einhrolderled. Priced from 7 to $IU. TKFXMOLASTIO The nll-c'laVfc' "covset, It Is a radhlV departure from the conveimonnl style corsil,, botli in material and the 'manner of construction. They are made to meet the pre vailing styles, and are not In. tended to reduce the waht size hut to modify the hips. Equally desirable for street, evening ror sport wear. A va riety of styles and lengths. Priced at U) fl.(HI Ask t see them If no( fainllinr wi(h (his new corset. Treo Corselets for girls and small women. 11 L 'A X K 1: T S h'or Winter Nights Quality in every mir Sow that thn chill days nro approaching you will bethink ing of warm woolen blankets. Our shock is particulary uttruc tlve both iu quality, variety and In pattern. ' To those who are contemplat ing new blankets or comforts wo earnestly request you to In spect I he values uf this depart ment before purchasing. ' Plankets 2.2fi to Sl.1.00 Comforts a.T.S to $8.00 Arrivals Of the Past Week -.Infants' 'Double Winded IJIankcts As soft as cotion;-size :l()x!U Will not scratch. Many rc. cent calls for these little blankets have caused us to make extra offorts to secure these and we are sure mothers will ho pleased with them. Price 4,-(i pair. Knit, ( 'aps and Toques for the children rirlgll. colors, striped, two toned mid plain just what Iho rchool hoys mid girls want. Kvery desired color mid combination: Priced, IIDo fo f-.T.I. Steamer- Robes Front Oregoik.. X'itv Woolen. .Millls Several beautiful new Steamer. Robes arrived tfils week. Lovely rich colors, dark ami light put terns. All with fringe, ami. exception ally heavy weight. Priced, .YK.mi to. $Ul.illl, Among the other new arriv als, in their various depart ments are oxfords, hoys' khaki sweaters and sox lo in;:r.ch, velvet ribbons, men's knit ties, knit goods and a hod of domestics such as, India linens, cambrics, sa teens, Hdus tape, sheet wad lug. Nainsooks, oi'llngs, wash cloths, ribbons,, etc. RAGS Wanted at the Observer Things Electrical We have just received a big shipment of elect ric irons, percolators, Vaffle-irons, and varioua other electrical appliances. i I This is the opportune time to stock up. Remember the holidaysWill be on us before we know it. IIP. s Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company ii