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PAGE FOUR. Mnndiiv. Xovoim'.iPp 7.' 1021 LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Che Observer AN lNIMiKNIKVr NICHMIAlaKK Published dully and weekly at La Brand, urevon, by L.a Ci-muia Kven loir Obarvnr lititishlntf Company. intut'M niONNia. Kdttor IDnterrd at th VoMutdr.tt at J .a firande Oregon, na KffDTid Cnm Mall Matter. Addreft nil comunlcniioiii to TUtd OHUKKVKlt. Hiti Adauia Ava, La Urandu, (irnpon. CI TV AND COUNT! OATIHtjlAX PA I'l l II On sale In other citti ore. on Hotel Kwa bland, 1'ortland; Imperial Newa Bland, 1'ortlHiid; Mulnuw&h Niwi Bland. Portland. HLUfMUII'TiUN UA'A'Sa By Carrier. Dally, par month .Tc Dfly, p'T three monlha Dally, pr alx rno. In advanc .I4.G0 Ually, aniKle copy rtc 117 Mall Dully, dpp year In udvanoft Daily. Mix months In advanee Dally, three uionhLa lu advanco Da 1 1 v. tr monttt Wfklv Ohstfrver-Ktar. bv mall. pr yar In Advance . $1.60 US THE OLD HOMS TON HICMIIlCIt OK AHMOCIATGII I'llUHS, The Apxnrlnted l'ren la errlimlvely entitled to uw for nuhlloatlon of all Hewn dlflpntrht'ii credited to It or lit otht-rwlse credited In this pftper, and at bo the local uvwa pnhllHhed therein. All rlKhtn of re-publlcatlon of Mpeolal ttapatcht. hra alwo are reserved. Bible Thought For Today THIS KINfillOM WITHIN: Tile kingdom uf (toil coiiihiIi not with nl unrvutiun: Ni'li hir hliiill Llifiy Hay, l,n here! or, In tlierc! for hclmlil, llic kingdom or find Ik wli-lilu yon.--l.iiko 17: 2(1, 21. For tint IiIiii-iIomi of Cod lu not moat nnd drink; Itnt riclitooiiHiicHs uml peace, ami joy in the Holy Cliost. Homiiim 14:17. ..-'7- m""y YEP-ilnUi it oh evrfcr 1. WCI-C (iCB CF.QCY VAS PT.KVED VHCN HE LEAKME-D Tturr hak buwwows kau taken mis home- bwewee rtyfrM V Ml SKY. TO USK A HUBbOMi, 4 VlEl). What Japan Wants Any Tiollon Unit Jnpnn wnnlH lo poptilnto and oroiiomizo 111' rit oT the wmrld, oven the world of whims. In prolmhly wmiiK. Japan liaa novor brail lunch of a colimlzliiK nation. Tiio JaipanoKi Kovprninont, . I tt spili1 of the most viuornuu pffortH, has not llPPIl KUCCKHftll ill Kf'tlJillK ItH pooplo to I'liilnrulii to Kori'a and MaiK liiirin. KormiiHa, Jaan'H clilof Island folony, haH nivr been really HnceeHnrul. Tin Japs havo hecn cotniHK eastward in coiiHldoralde munborK, lit rnront yearw, lo Hawaii and our western coast, but not in hiioIi nunibers iim rerlaln Kuropean ruces liavo been comliiK to this country. What Japan really wants most Is taw materials. Her own country Is poor, yet her people, would ruthor live and work there than no abroad, IF they can make a living there, and their government, perhaps would rather have It that' way. Japan is liecninliiK un Industrial nation, and nil such she needs first of all I lie ma terials to manufacture, though mar kets are almost as Imporlnut, (liven those, tho Japanese would presum ably stay on the eastern fringe :f Asia whom they belong, rather than swarm In this direction. There Is growing appreciation of tills fact in America, und n growing dlt-iposlLioii to agree that ff we want to avoid trouble Willi Japan, the best pass us in specimens of beauty, he I says. AIho thelirown lirorrotevf the Philippines. Which leads, mi li olly t:i the depressing climax of delusion menl: "lleauty in a blond race is next impossible. It is more difficult for a id. 'nil to measure up to beauty stain!-' aids than it is for a brunette." 1 We guess that will hold us for a, while. .Most of us have always, ia our egotism, imagined that fairnesi was one of the highest attributes of beauty. The tireeks, supreme judges of bca illy before Prof. Starr uppeared.: though presumably dark themselvet,1 made their mythological heroes anil gods fair. Dark races In general have been supposed to enVy white complex-' ions. Hut maybe everybody else wroiiff. Still nnd all, if Prof. Starr really means it, why doesn't he go to A1 rica or Korcu or Alusku or Madagas car and spend his time telling the natives how beautiful they are? THE OFFICE CAT By man; i A VA1.L'AI)I.F. TlKIVKIl Kt. I.ouIh Post Dispatch Th driver who stays on his wag on when the load Is weighed is worth his weight In coal. Contrlh declares "It, H. V. P." now Sent Very Potent." that the mean ' letters Itecipe DAILY KENTKNCK SERMON There Is always' a demand for smart men, but the demand for smart elecka Is zero. IN GOLD "firace is In luck." How so?" "Two fellows nre calling on her.1 One Is a florist a candy More." and the other owns TDK SKIflTS There is niuHi cliarin, the hard as serts, About the swish of silken skirls I'd belter (iiialify that, though, He used to say it long ago. The skirts today, remarks one fish. Are probably loo short to swish. "Johnnie, the Htork hns brought you a little sister." "Aw, g'wan, Slork noihln.' It was the milkman brought It. Doesn't It say on the wagon, '"Faurilles Sup plied Bally?" - What has liecome &f tile old fash ioned girl of the Rural Hillary so ciety that used to conclude n Rtirring temperance reading by dashing a glass of Honor to the floor? lllF WALLOWA ELKS "HO : ERECT UK III' ' - i f IV hi ' 3 l fl j Copyright 1921 Hurl SchnlfiiM Si Man j Reassure Einstein Some one should tell Prof. Ein stein -that America holds no grudge against hlui. The great majority of citizens went on about their business, considering neither murder nor sui cide, when they heard that the rela tivist had found our nation wanting In Hcientlfic ability nnd understanding. He needs this assurance. Prof Kin- stein is reported as suffering t many sleepless hours' because Americans have been given n wrong Impression of his opinion of them. Pacing up and down his room in misery, he said to a correspondent : : ''.Tell the Americans I never dream ed of hurling their feelings. I have made the aciitiaintauro of so many excellent scientists over tliero, I have been welcomed like a friend and have spent so many happy hours in Ameri ca, that It has worried me more ihan From some of the recent happen ings, it would, pay some folks to read Hobby Jliirns or J. M. llanie. Ilo.Iluni! Ilenril of any new re- ceipes lately? , auvthing else in my lite lo think I wny Is to let her have such opnorlun- nllK)lt npplaP ungrateful." rurthermore he grants that this Itles In AsMa as she needs and we can agree to honorably. Where to draw the line It Is hard to know, buU the one sure thing Is that a persistent policy of "encirclement" that Would hat Japan from what she considers her legitimate field of opportunity is the surest way to Invite war between the two countries. H is not necessiiri. ly good Americanism to epposo any thing that Japan wants just because she wants It. It Is better American, ism to satisfy her legitimate demands In Asia, If we can, to keep her out of America. WHAnnYA St'PPOSE THEY MEAN BY THIS? (I.uk.'i (Miss,) Vldotlo.) House for rent, convenient to the cemetery. Geo. L. .McMasters. PA OUGHT TO KNOW Mother We must get a nurse for the baby. .New Pop A nurse? What we need Is a night watchman. Tenplo may nave talked of other matters many years ago, but now, wherever two or three nre gathered together, they talk about high pric es, A few of tho nii'ii may be broke, lint every girl has a roll In her slock ing those days. JOSEPH, Nov. 7. The casual vis iter to Wallowa Lake, and especially! to the park above, will wonder and be ' led to ask, "What is that handsome j big log- cabin up there at the side of: the road? What new attraction is this! springing up amidst surrounding un.-j excelled in majestic beauty and scenic grundeur?" Such is theA-uery that would come from the visitor from the; eutside world, but to those within the Rates of this vacation land the answer! is long forthcoming, "It is the Branch, Line Club Lodge." j So far very little publicity has hceii given to the project being carried out I by Wallowa county members of the or der of Elks at the head of Wallowa! Ijike. The work has been carried along quietly and for that reason not a great I many people outside of the order have been aware of the progress of the un- dertaking. The Branch Line Club is doing a greut work in carrying out the plan of! How Good Do You Want Your Clothes ? Every time you buy clothes you answer that riuestion; you say, by a prh e, how much quality you waul. You may think you're getting the best quality, even when the price looks very" law; a difference of r or $H sometimes encourages that: sorti of thinking. We know that our clothes are highe priced than some. The only way un Help it Is to buy cheaper materials nnd tailoring, and we don't want to do that; there are too many men who want) only first quality in clothes nnd who know that it must cost more than second quality, to buy all the goods we have. We'll have In be conienied to let those who want cheap stuff buy some thing else. Our Suits nre priced at $.10 to $65 Our overcoats are $22.00 to $l',0.no. Hart KHialTiM-r '& .Marx Hollies 1XTKRWOVKX SOCKS i:mvix CLAIM' SIIOKS The movement' started in a loeu moL-;-.. i, " it rn ,, i ii. w'j! 1 "u iiihi inouni whs 10 ouuun . ... .. . . J .' . . 'the land nnd muke luinim-.i (mi wit: mini unjuiitu m iiivi head of the lake. The scope of tho work under way can not'be readily ap- Predated, but the completion of tho i Elks huildiiiK will murk the bepinnine; of other deevlopment at the lake and a summer camp H'vound for local members and all vis iting brothers. KXPKNSIVK EXPERIMENT. I. ON IX 1 NT The housing irocrrnn If the dolr-KahUi 10 the armament ; nf iw rnuntv that, will launched bv the e-overnment has cot conloiem e Ii.hI to inntliry on one of!i.: ,. .,; : WIL.W.. Hip t:ivnivir XI IHH1 null nnn without country has taken Ihe h;jtd in astron omy and mineralogy, and adds that soniit of the hest essays he has read on relativity have been written by Americans. Tho wpoloi-ieft are all accepted, the praise modestly received. Now lei us consider something Impnrtanti -n- KverythlitK In (lennnny is Ih'Iiih steinllly marked up except Ihn mark llHfif. Mr. I'jtison's i lies! Inaa Ires wouldn't be any conference. They say ihey deliver liquor in (hi( a;o pat rol wagons. I u mi lit less also Ihey call It the hooseow up there? county us one of the favored play-, vehevmtr the shortage ot uwcliin(rs to prround of the Northwest. tnny extent, according to expert. Soap Versus Rouge Any Tlerkeley, Ca.( liU'-U M'bonl phi Who ntppeurs In chiss with cheeks routed and lps ipntnlcd will he es coiled to I he washroom and treated lo ii thorough face wash. This Is the warning of Mm Kills' assoclalleti which has vnied to put an end to liiakn-up. Thn determlnntlon of tho student body to ahntlhh thn vulgarities nf roti'e and lip stick is to be commend. ed. Hut the strenuous method of en forcement is open to iiuesllou. Omittf lesH (he mere sufcp'stlnu will help to hold waverlnn sister in line Hut any ur who derided definitely to :o counter to I he consensus n( opinion could make H very unpleii ant for hard enthusiasts who laid : fold Mo hands upon her, Youmr nr are pretty wise and It Is doubtful if the ntatler will be rnrrb'.l to a final issue in any In filnnce. In rnse of extremo obstinacy on the part of any .vohiik exterior decorator sbcial annihilation would probably be more effective and lens difficult than ruuqher ineth ds of regeneration. o Concerning Beauty Her is Frederick Stnrr nifain, on the flubject of Uuuty. Starr is the professor of anthropolojry in the Uni versity of Chicapo who not lini? came into puhlie view by announi in.; , that !)() top cent of American women liro Ujrly- Nor he proceoried to eluci date further. It nppeurs that he wn unduly charitublv before. "There ore, no beautiful women in the Unitrd Stnte he telln hix clas ! cn. "It only our American food! l aturo that makes us call a tfirl who; Is not phenomenally ujfly ft pretty; enrl. A handsome man or woman ir'i the rarest of all creatures. There is no renlbrmity in the United Htat-i bf cause we are a nionrtd race. Only 1 finiimjf pure races like the IJlteiian js peal beauty to be found." The yellow Kvream frequently tur- Fome one has discovered that ra dium In water induces a great Im provement hi energy and spirit. Is this the solution to the iprohihllion problem of Inventing a nou Julnxlcat 1 11 k hevei-.iK with a real kick? Preferred Stock Coffee TOO TlillR flood Intentions pave the road To Hades, get they n;iy, Lint had Intentions, Just he sure Will take you all the way. poncn caks -r- e generally try to. Advertisement, Knock -knees are supposed to knock togelhi-r, Inn It Is a rare thing lor a pair or liiiees to go that ex treme. As a matter contain clothes. of fact nnn i a grip; i A I Ik. I - Ill "Vi The New Records Are Out! For November . Thee rrPv. rlrhy, fwniK'lig ilalice lul- iul won't Irt .Mir urt brluc- loi jt our -bop and brar tbr.r won derful I'TiuiNWiik Sui'rr lr,i tnrr Kc.oid todav. Tlir Itrun-MuW arti-t. lain how to put tin ill- ill dance imnir. Tbfn, The RriiiiMnk I'honograi.h pli.n lbcm rmlit. Eafrtcrn Orerti Music Comjiany November 10 last day to pay water rent without n penalty. ll-7-.'lt iooi) 1 1 1 :, i i' 1 1 . .If you would enjoy good health keep your bowels regular. .No one can reasonable hope to feel well, when constipated. - When needed, take ('hainberlain'rt Tablets. , They are mild and gentle. Adv. "COMING" THE OATH y Drama as Never Before For Sale New Ti-room house. A lots, excel lent garden. Ti lt e Kami. Terms, K'.nu cash, $:tu per month Including Interest, 7-rnom house modern. A lots. Trice Ur.oa. Terms JMio c;h; $ i.r moiii h, including Interest. n room hnue, modern, full haso ment and garage. l'ric I'ir.oo. Terms. Jmio r;ish; $40 per monlh, including interest. lot rttiMii liouse. modern, corn with hoth streets pa ted. This is a beautiful home. Soldiers state loan can be used. Price Itanu. fi room hnnsn. niodMin. Idg lot, Ihoi' jiHt reflmstietl inside, pt n K'Sott. Geo. H. Gurrey inn Kim Ht. Kcl K.ite rhon 11-21)1)1 Insumnc I When a man marries and the honeymoon reaches Its home coming, will there he a piano waiting? Will the new life, from the very beginning, be linked with music? Music-loving hearts are happiest! Prepare now to make this home-coming memorably joyous. Plan now to be wel comed by the instrument that is to be a part of your happiness for so many years ti' come. The right piano-and, from the very cutset, it should be the right piano-is p .iVably waiting here for your inspection. Stt it today. Convenient termi tery gladly arrange J. Sherman liay & Go. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Just Arrived! A now lint' of1 inPanis liY;uly-to-'V;ir ofti'incnts. Inl';ijits Slmes." :..'...! tt).-.fl. :', nml .fl.,-.-) IJaliy H.illi 1h1h-s $i.sD Inl'.Tiits Wool Swoniors $2.-l.- ami 2.!)S lnranM IfiililitT r.-int.s .V)c ami S!)c Inl'anls 'a,nla 15,'iiniH ")(c Infants Ync'liMcil Hoi1:-c's (U)o and (I!),. Iiifan1.-t Silk Caps 'I.OS Infants llalinrii Kinliinidcro'd Skirts fJS.- Infants Pin Plankcts (!!),. Habfy Sa. -tint's I.!) ( 'liildrcns .M it ttns .Vn' Andrew's Variety Store -Welders of All Metals THE BEST EQUIPPED IN EAST OREGON, Cylinder Reerindlng Crankshaft Reminding Pistons, Piston Rings, Piston Plna Cr a4 Tractors of All Makes Overhauled Dwbw Work of All Klnda V bm tgnlpped and manned by experts , for the ahov. work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS K. W. Leighton, Prop.
