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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1921)
nlv FACE FOUR. Che Observer an imiki'i:nii:,t n hh hta ikh I'tilihElird daily mid wcrkly fit L.A Oramtr, (Mriioii, by I.h (JiMiHie Kvnu ttXM UtliTvi'i I'nhllKhliof I'oliipniiy. mUIi'-' MHNNIS, K.ltlor Entered at On' inl rt.infl MnH Mnttr. Addrrfi,! nil im ORKKKVl-.K. I tit Orandn. r tton. iiinl itllium t' TUr-j AduiiiH Av l C1TV rolMV oi-KI'i j On Ib in i'ih-r (Tin.-n--i ir.-u-.i Hmi-i i NflWH blAii'J. IWtlBhd : I " - 1 BlRnd, I'orltnnd; Mni j fltaml, I'ortlaml j 8L IIS Hll'l IMN My i'nrrU-r. Dally, Pr nioiuli tlly, t'-r tnn-f iii'-mHi-)atly, iir iix m. in 'lvi lir MiiU Dally. p'T yr in o.Uh.. Dallv. l ui'iri'lm In il i- T8o 12.2 $4.60 L EEii Pally, three himmIiIi in idvance Dally, r nnjr.ii Weekly fMiM-rvt si'tr. by mall, pT ''Hf 111 H'lv ,60c . $1.60 1KMIti:il in entitled in uh A.-..Mii;iATri:u riticds. ii rrwi i errlunlvelv Tor puhIl;allon of all (lew A dlNlialrtji rredlten to It or not Otherwise credited In thin paper, and .lao the local nuvva publlHhed thorcln. All rlhta of re-publication of (special tflrpatchea here alno nro roHerved. Bible Thought For Today fiELF II::NrIAJ,:Who!oever will conic after mo, let him deny himself, and take uj his crosy, ami follow me. For whosoever will Have his life phail lose it; but who soever shall lose his life for my sake and the gospel's, the mime tthall save it. Mark 8:3-1, 35 The Horrible Future If that man II. G. Wells, writing for the Ocrgoniun anil a number of other r.cwspapt'is, is right, 'the world i just about lost. Jf he has surveyed Europe in n sine manf.er, iml his concIuniona arc . reasonably true the dark ne.s have utarted. If America is not uble'AUK T1IEHK ANY MO UK to put things back on their feet, wol AT 1IOMK L1KK YOU had as well beyin contemplation of .... . . . the end. Hut, somehow, we believe the dark est hour is always before dawn. We liclievo that the worst Is over. Of course,, we have not the facilities of knowing exact conditions as has' Mr Wells, but wo do have a hunch that the tvorld is not iroine; to pieces bil- rausc the money of one country will not buy as much as the nrtmey of an other country. Tjiu privations (he hardships Ihj discontent, the .forcing of living ,cn- dit'uiis down l( a lower lever all hav their men nine:, 'and we choose to be- Jicvo it h a li.scinliiie wliHi we bad to have and which we are Kvltintf railier Hutu (o think the hell iw toh ing for the end of civiliantiou. Paying Expeuscs The moonshiner with bis lilllc slill in the hi11: ba. added quite a few dut ies to ilte sheriff's office in each coun ty, hut ot. the other band the criminal work in that office had' greatly sub-! Mil ed of late years. Whether one bal-' unci's the other the Ob.-icrvcr dm-s not prdeiid to know, but we call. attention to the Umatilla county sheriff, win lias buckel and :;ays he is through i u.' ring down th illicit liipior boys mi les: the county cmtrt provides expense' money for such work. j Our neighboring sheriff may he right, but wo doubt it. Is not tb-j piohihition law violator as mm h of a law-breaker as the horse or cat lie thief? When was there any particular classification of criminals that should hv pursued and brought to justice? If we tue ull to procee.i on the she' iffn attitu'e thou there should m ft.rds set u-iile for each kind of crime. Every sheriff's office would necessar ily carry a M'hedule of expenses for capturing the different offender Plainly it would be an impossihlu thin.: to do. If there is a row in Cniatilla cou". y betwivn the county cunt and the tht riff's office, th.it is quite a differ ent matter and mn- aicoont for tin Attitude of each dcpuitmcnt in the iinuor matters. The Biggest Man Ko other foreigner ever received front tho American peoile Burn a welcome as Marshal r'och Is recelv. Iiik. The American public evidently regards him as the Liggett man la tho world. ."Military victors have always been acclaimed tnoro than mint' men. ami Koch assuredly deserves more credit than tho majiiity of the soldier-heroes of history, lie commanded I he greatest army of all lime, an Interna tional foi-ro or 10.0MO.000 men. lie used It with rare skill and courage, ileronted the kfrongrxl miliiary or ganization ever crealci. and s.i'.ed demo, rallc . Ivili.iitln. Ikniois nt mil tlin'd Ills heail. fie Is :rll Imt simr imele. I lv .Tys kindly, honest lain that he Thin jierlalnfis !) ' f' a "f irn" here. In jnihing (lenany K inanded our anuy lie: St rest, an'li so b.lonR t'. T'll PT o yrtnn-f It coi- 1 IN THE OLD m& f jar &r$&j( THE OFFICE'W vii, j uh, our cat, wuh up in tt;urii mo Diimr duy, And uh his urjtial habit, he hud noth ing much to way. For he thought, that all Kuod pussies JtiHt rep(M.Ml upon the mills, But. ho found Hie city court room was, (liiito popular with cals. ; And he found that Hc.ctb u nmiKhty-; naught or (.nilnancu Hixty-six, Wan ho goldarncd elastic that played all sorts of tricks. It .turned horses Into autos and he could not let them uhh, And when he tried to turn them hack, the court called It plain "huks". And Junius thought thai (ind must j laiiKh when peoplo Mve.ir to toll The truth, 'ho heltp them (!od" they bay, and then they lih so wol, And Junius saw (hat when mixed breeds hear leniu'u of purest ; si rain Thoy do not recoKhl.o them but pro- 1 cccd lo raise Old Cain, A Hcipn ol humor is a thing thai1 some folks surely lack. Wbnn plus repo'to where brains should be. a joke you cannot craek.j .'Those rlaimed in the mnnufac Jlut JiinliiH knowH ilhere'B nothing , I urei H advertisements to he the best that Is sneaky, mean or low ltul gots repaid a bunded 'id , Hop1 ordained it no. Then Junius says, "l.e careful, ft r and i i be sure what yoiir'ro about, Or the Oltiie Cat. will get you you don't watch out." A WAIH t.ile'Ih losini: all its rluirimi My sichl! Is golting poor; 1 cannot seo us clriii' and sharp As in the days ol ore. And now Dial tilings are oiim up - Italloons, airplanes and skirls -It's hard to see tho nl i I car steps, And I'll tell tho world It hurts. When conceit taki s pi essoin of a person brains. i( usually clouds out Hie Sas the cynical editor of the The New Records Arc Out! r For November - Thrf .nappv. r.itrhv. iiu-'iiri -ti.' i- 1"' i"-t won't rl .-r i. .1 I'.'llJ'. r '"P ' Mr .l-.i'V nvi I'H' Ihr.e wen ,!r.ul C.rBtlnl Swp'-1'-m a i'.i.-?ij i".ti.v, ... ft "II u-..- Tj T - ! fc r, :itef3 ,:i H0U2 TOWN Clifton, Texas, Kecord, "lliram lloblis, once a (!ood citizen of Clifton, but n'ow k traveling xalesmau, was here for a week-end visit. j Out !n Pes Moines, the Tooner ville trolley Is heKlaaini; to look like a inlKbty good thing. Koine people confine their initial efforts to "I." Some people stiil think newspapers are Just run for fun. There Isn't much fun In running a newspaper. ! It that as It may., Victor Apple Kieen Is a fanner at Hartford, Wash. "Help Iho llllnd" rend the placard on a man's chest yesterday, when a frisky wind was tcwHihi! skirts. We couldn't help him, hut we itied hliu. Jack Krovt niiiv tiiiikn 'em quitli rolling their own. 1. Hush or South Mend hid-, w;ih urrested yesterdny for Bpewling. IL is Klli( tMllt K(JIIIU ,JiV ,., illir(u.u work will ho u push n but- ,on (Soll. binhi aX. tuo .uy ,loW t0 over do that. Kins'i'ln Hays time does in t really exists Well, what Is 'It that people have when they, attend ronvriiiiutiH. Do thoy have a time? Ask 'em. The' caterpillar that starts lo cross the state highway is the champion optlmisr."- AltE ItlLMONS L'NSFEAKAIMJ-:? Krom St. l.ouls (ilnbo Deinoci'at 3'resldent ilanllug, aald tbe'sblp- hoiird kshch vrre uiisiieiiKunh'. Also Hie nftiiies of those responsible seem to ho unspoken. AH WlilTKlCS Sljl'KHLATIVE.S "What tires do you use ou your olios made. ' "Hiii! I see, that mean:! you have all the f7 varieties." . ,'flnMK SWEET .UO Mr. , 'l have a fertiiul headache, " c"um plalned tho Wile. ,"1 have heartl of ftiltlujt voids be- fore," remarked her brutal husband. SW EK'I 1 would I were HEV ENUE thu rcuge upon your cheeks Then life would bo as one long, ' lithesome frolic; When touched by li'jiB of bold, bad, rival geeks, I'd give each Komeo the painters colie. , Preferred Stock Coffee For Sale New r rmun hmise. 4 lots, excel lent garden. 1'rb r I - oit. '' rtim. f.Min cash( ?;:i per in-. mil Including interest. "rioin 1 on-.e modern. 4 lot: Pilo' f j: Tt'im, i :.. ; .-r month; im lading inti-reHt. r room Imti'M', nn itieni und Kar.iKP Tet his, Jmmi , ,ish ; including Interest. 'dent, f ill l.,r:e I'm $ iMot $ lu per mouth. fi rooni'ihnuse. modern, i orner lot with both streets paxed. Thin In heatiitiul hitme. Sobtiers etato lo.iu can he used, l'rlce $ Hmfl. "IU bou-e. !iomo j tl t l'lllllllJ l i. bic lot. uo. 11 ire koiif e;?n tOM IM -al Kstiite . Itfj' 11 uool ; WiHiirnnc j LA GKAVDE EVEMNG OISSIiKVEK No "Milk-'Here u Jx-sci victi men ot tho iii llish : m-my are taught hoy to milt;, tint Uosslo doesn't have to stand for Iho practico sessions. A dummy is. used tor that. An organization has In-en foimed at fiilvertun to erect a monument on the Kravc of Homer Davenport, famous cartoonist whose body a buried in Silverton cemetery. i The new plant of the Alban.y Cream ery association, whith is one .of the Wiriest and most modern creamery plants in the .state, will be occupied i' bout November 15. ' ! Umatilla county is now. hack just fi'J.058.:i(i to the state on its second lu If of the state tax money. In ad dition to this indebtedness there are 110,000. in road warrants which atu registered and' unpaid. i FORUM EVS FKOM CHINA. To the Editor: No douht some of your readi , will be fntcrestcd hear i np from our, v.m-xi now at her destination in Kai Hs.en.i honan 1'nivince, ( himi. I he. efj,v(., we ; take the bbe.ty of g.ving your reade-., a condensed account of her journey ; from America to China. , ..nn .Mi L umler the ausp.ros of he. ! vVo IMeth- touisimurcn. ine nrsi two years she will teach Hie mission.uie,' children; viiiil' icaiiiiiiK' ine iaii:riage. On lulv '''rl lM't " .ompa'nied "by 'hiV moling 1'ft Vr"m,t'. f,;r -"." ':'lif,rnia. After visiting WitU.relativcs in South- cm California for'over a monlh she mil'"' from San '-it.ci.iro, Sept. bl , en the slcanishij Nile. There were eleven persons in her paity, some going to 1 inli;. while the other.-? were bound for China. Thee were, in all, ll- ?rtissionarie on thv vessel destined for the Oi'ient. The first two days out were pretty roug!: and most of the passengers were scc f ick, including Mu s Sayre. A fter seven d:iv.-4 sail in 7 Hot! duKi was reached. Tho ship reipniiicd a ib. "at Honoluiu, allqwing the passenger to go ashore and see the sight ;. .Miss SayiV's party took an auto trip through the island. She pionotinc : the fruit and scenery ahead of South err California. A delightful swinj was t:ikcn in the tropi-.'al waters it Hawaii, after . w Ii it-It the Itoe.ilu'n 'OP 'mmfuf!4 H"uutM Music by Taut nif:c Trio nn.l C"o!Ver Inn Orclirr The IJ.tj'pv Siv, A't Hikm.-n' d-chr gnil Trio, lil I .cxs is aid I li Html. Cri.T. Police Orthrwa. These cre.it dance nrn i-: .n plv litest, prcatcst dance hits exiksr.-tly on Cclu Ivecords. You an d.;nce to like, luniie often .is yon Co:iit- in .i:ul ..'i e W. II Sohiienkamp CoJ Jvlwiu Cl;ii "SIkh-.s New Mens and Boy Arrived Uv Kx These are the best looking caps we browns, grays and light mixtures tweeds, the kind of materials that tlieyr'o plaited backs and iplaiu. at a.73, ljl;5.i0 and IM.73. .YOl'Xli iMK.V.S (JKAVK'NETTKl) RAIN GOATS Iir Sun.sliiiie or Stormy Days' Theso are the dressy kind of ram coats to bo worn cither as a light top coat or in rainy weather. Made of light cravenetted material with belt all around and deep Vent. Made by the makers of our "STYl.te I'U'S." clothes, they are fully guar anteed. Come in and see them, try them on. You'll' want one when the rainy weather starts. Thoy're priced at $:;5.tH. Aquarium was visited. Over 100 var- iet ics of fish are in the Hawaiian i 'v:itfri (If thi'tin nifmv 11 re inuirk uu :.. r i i : Afti'L- twelve days more of Ratlin.; Ynkthomu, Japan, was reached. At vnkallumiV sho visited the Imperii ra;u.(1 am ()thtT of intor(.st wc1 as aU, H rt.al Ja)anc,e dinner a);1 II)a( of chopsticks for the first lime.. The shoes had to be re- mmt,( on (.nltirin th(! housc, stop. mtup nt Tokiri 1;ni(, MJlfr.lsllk; Ja mt A 8l.vcrt storm la,tinir threc I r i,,,.,,. . ..... ,.,..nnK i, n , : i.wu..-, iiik'i.o.i.vh iiriin i on ri t i, io iuc sut'Liung mass oi nil T.f -f , T.t lHniXy $Wi lkl lhe "mA wll ,,0 usl.d u kec.; afloai. i , , . , , 1 Khni, China w.us reached SeP- lemiier mu. - a signi-sceing inn was , made iiiiout the city, after which some i Chinese .shopping was done. The suni ; wa-- so penetrating that pith hats bad) 'to be win n. During the changing rifi j 'noncv it w.is discovered that one ibd-1 j ( lar of United States money equals! : one dollar and seventy cents in China. j I J'rom, Shanghai the railroad was;; taken for the interior. The last 'Jfi I :itilns of Iiit ion run v vn ni.-uln mi n wheel barrow. The wheel barrow wa- cushioned with pillows, while the feet of the passenger hung over in front. The road was compartively level and the man operating the liar row was very particular to follow the wheel Preferred Stock Coffee nt abii mnnv rernrvis a you r, r;iht in vvir o'.vn mm press A. M. ihp II V have had Tor some time. They're in as well as lierringlv-ues and Scotch make regular caps. The styles are fine Ill all sizes uow and reasonably priced .MUX AXD JJOV'S !! ,., , .. llliltli'S A XKW 0X1': A FOUR POCKET JERSEV JACKET That Ueats Tliem All $9 Here's the heiit one we've seen this Hcutmn A j-r:;ey jacket madu in the four pocket mori-I with lai'Ke leather colored buttons. It's form flitinp. flastie and conies well dowu over the hips. "TUAVKl.O," is the name, and wo believe they're the best we've had. Cumo in and give us your opin ion. t Triced $!M0. In brown and heather mixtures. track. The journey was made between 7 a. m. anp! 10 p. m. The passengers were thankful for the privilege of walking part of the time. 'I he mi.-aiomiTics' houses occupy u five-acre tract with trees, flowers and garden. The tract is surrounded with Ktono wall ci.rht fi.et lii.rh nnd is called a compound. The bouses are' nice and as well furnished as homes in moderate circumstances in America A hospital is operated in connection I with the ?om Pound. The missionai ies' home is a strikint ., - , Just Arrived! A new line of inl'mils lf;iilv-lo-Vc;ii' .iriiit iiis'. lnl'iuils S1k.cs S!l.--.fl.'j: an.l .fl.:i.") liiiliy liatli KhIr's sfl'.S!) Inr;iiits Wool Sweaters x !r-M" ami 2.08 Infants U'ulilicr I'ants liil'ani.s N'anta l!ainii-i Infants Otn-heted JJoi'iljcf's Infants Silk Cajis Infants - KI;i.Hnvn Kiiiltroideml Skirt Infants l'in JJIankets l!alir.' Sai(ucs 'liildi'ens LM it tens Andrew' s Variety Store Welders of THE BEST Kqi'in'EO IN EAST ORKGON CjUndcr Hegrindlns Cmnknhaft KcKrindlni I'islims, I'iston RinKs, Cislnn IMns Cars and Trnelors JkhVL U til fc'e, iill I - HHMie Vork of 14 KVA. I. 1J' W Rre tqaipjieJ for the LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. LeieMon, Prop. Tuesday, TQTPin1PT B, 1021 'J,olll'lllv's, Ailtl Wil'l 'AmioiiiK-e An inportaut s Cap3 Miss Say re wrote that she had adopted the Chinese costume and ha.l laid aside her American , dress until she meets some foreigners. The silk bought in China is so much better and cheaper than in this country. SiU for one gown cost $(!.o0 ami making "P i'st Skirls worn there l"0 lKer than in this country five ,nch,'s Irom lh Hour being the pop ulnr length. The last letter from our daughter, was dated October 10th and v:is re- . reived November :rd. MK. AND MliS. E. A. SAY UK, Island .City, .Oregon. , -. ")")( and S!)r .,:'()r (iUc and iJ)r 1.1)8 s :jsi' (ii).- O-Ht All Metals f All Stakes OverW!w nnd m-,ned by cxpvt abovg work
