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Tuesday, November 29, 1921. PAGE FOUR LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER V : : it Che Observer AN tUUlICNlUN'l' N.:-.VM1'A1'KU PubllBhed dfitly and weekly at Ia Qrande, Oregon, by L.a Grand Uvea IfiS uuturvur I'ubliHhlng Company, BKUCB DKNNltt. Editor LN THE OLD TOV?N Entered at thu I'oHtofflce at La Or and a, 1 Oregon, as Hceond (Muss Mall Matter. ( AddrcxH all coiuunlcntioiia to TUlfl ' OBBKHVlllu Hli Adama Ava, La I Urande, urugon. I AMU COUNTY OFIUdlAJ I'AIKIl On sale In other cittea ()rKiu UuitsI i Newa bland, l'ortland; Imparl1 Vw Stand, Portland: ldulniiua Mw t Btand, Portland. ttUHSL'llirTloN Hl Hr Carrier. paiiy, per nionin Daily, itr thre month Dally, per inn. In advene .. Dally aliitflo copy 1ST MuM Dally, per year In Riivmn Dally, rIh month In HilvHtice Dally, three imoiiMh (m lvanco uany, per nio'iin - Weekly ObiMrver-Rinr, by mall, per year In miHH-f . $2. 2f. .S4.S0 -0 .91.10 MKHI1KH AioXMJlAI'ECII l'KICflg. Tbe AHocii-0 I reus Is exclusively entitled to tie for publication of all bftwn dtwputt Im-b credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also the local news published therein. AU rlKhts of re-publication of special iapaicnea nero aiso are reserved. Bible Thought For Today ! THE ONE GREAT FRIEND: A nan that hnth friends must shew him self friendly: und there is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother. Troverbs 18:24. It's G ood to Have -a Revival I KCMr s -J 1 '""fHO COOKlMfi 'I f lBK.j, o , !.ri rr"-wrnMan 1 5lif ) ) WHEN JOB CHILDERS CAME OMf V Tv iaL J V DOC PU"-MAN? OFFICE -j!S Hy TO DAf ME SLIPPED AND PELL be all rlKht, but teli me mote about yournelf." "Well, my wife kept a household account for 30 dayB. One nlKht after supper I mit down and In loss than an hour lound out how much we owed the grocer." "Hani; up your hat and coat," said the employer with a Kluil smile. "The Job Is yours." When the Antl-Everythins Society (;eB through regulating the length of women's BkirlH, It might enact a law prohibiting men from hoisting their pant legs and displaying their BOX. Beautiful Silk Undergarments The old-fashion'.'d bad mail who used to Bee the crowd scatter when ho reached for his hip pecket now hobs them come up close and Binack their Hps. 'J'lio Mull Who Has IK't Before Is I'suiilly ItehlnU. hv is elected. Neither of the coun ties muntitned has thus far pro duced such a man. The People's Power rorlugal's views on naval limita tion do not biviik into tho headlines. 1'nrl.iiLml'H Iilitfn nt LIlH I'finrnriMlI'H Is Tho .JHtinoiiisi cnurcu i. hasu.nlv one dole turned Into a community church forgauj at thc ulg table in Washing Home tlmo now and there has been a Ion, yet that de-Iegato made u npeech revlvul In progress that has shaken up iiuile n fuw people. Three Fingered Jack (Jodwln has lilt at the sinner right and lert, leav ing his mark In many ways on the liubllH of people and really has done it lot of good. Jack Is different from any other tli'j other day which deservea tpeulal notice. It was: "I call Bay no more than to ox pross the deep sympathy that tlte nation I represent hus In tho laud ublo obJectH that havo brought tills conference- together. There la but one foe to the full achievement of those objects national egotism. Should national egotism lead us iiHtray, let us rememblor thut great nn Ir tlw ff.wpi1 nt the i?nvirtinients evangelist. Ho does not wail at th'a ot tho worl(1 tlal wa represent, far law-enforcing bodies, for ho realize greater still Is' that of the subnierg Somo women won't bo happy In heaven unless they can scrub It out twice a year. THE OFFICE CAT By iL'nrC most of them are doing thc best they oil liilllinns whose every fooling was I Atitr:i trm liv the Inl nleriihlc finmilsh know. Ho does not Bay we neod .ufrcwi uurlng the great war, mid more laws, but he strikes at the In- who will call ub strictly to account, dividual and his habits, at the homo ould we fail through our deliber ations, to lead ilicin at least ono which has .iwrnillted laxness of dls-)BloI1 nellM l(J a 8lut0 cf c.,ldlirlng clpllno und disrespect for elder pvo- peace." pic. tile talks old fashioned stufr " ' ''' for ""bmorgod n.il- I lions to 'roinember their power and mid n little of that 'occasionally 1b t0 ,)()Id ,0 tIloIr fnUh( i,(;,,0 mul de. lioud for the soul cf unyono. Jack has no Balary to bo drawn from his meetings and therefore termination until the si) p Is taken. CASIIII'.ll AHIIIKWI KD. INDIANAI'OLIS, Nov. 21). Henry cannot bo charged w ith bolng nj Schoenrock, cashier of the licech . Sold-aipger. Ho has nothing ut '-. '''; slHl ;!k- e . aaturday chaigcd with falsifying ac- Btake, apparently, but 'a doslro to t.auntN B0 lm to cover shortages Shako tho bones of sinners and ! amounting to $70(10. The arrest wus nir.de on an affidavit filed by Jere- Inuko them awaken to whoro they urn drifting. Such a rWlval is good ft nny town and l.a tlrando needled It prob uhly as bad as must towns. When the Money is Gone Oregon's road program continues mill will comlnuo until thu lust few thousand dollars plainly show the bottom of tile money bags has been reached. Tin r? will bo no more money vot ed for roadH for Biiuie time to tioinc, If the pcoplu remain In their prcs 1'iit frame of niind. While not wishing to criticise, the Observer J ins u larg'-' part of the Ktuto 'J n complaining of ilio expen sive overhead which mini building has met ii.H wllh, and especially the tremoiidouj' engineering costs. Son day all will know what each department (if road work lias cost the state and when the engineering department is paraded before the public ga.o there will b' several; very scicro ll'.s thrown by the tax' payer. miah Gray, president of the bank, Kchuenbeck's arrest followed tho closinir of the bank on the order of C..W. Camp, state bank examiner, who rnnounced that appointment ol u re ceiver would be asked. Schoenrot'k' istnlleged to have list ed Liberty Hends nggrcgatinir 1(7100 which were left nt the bank for safe keeping, as tho bank's property in or der to cover shortages. ACHES AND PAINS SLOAN'S GETS 'EM! AVOID the misery of racking pain Have n tattle of Sloan's l.ini inent ha tidy nnd npply when you first feci thc nchc or pain. It tukkly cases thc pain nnd sends B feeling of warmth through thc nclung art. Shan's Liniment penetrates without rubbing. I ine, Uo, for rheumatism, neuralgia, pci.it ica, sprains nnd strains, still joints, lame hack and sore muscles. lor forty years pain's cue my. Ask yournctphtar. At all druggists 35c, 70c. $1.40. Hit Kcmai'kM Ilk it Sharp Point,! "TIiIr pin Toiiilnda me of most al your jokeH," remarked tho Olfirc Cat's husband. "How bo," 8ho nako'l. "It him no point," ho replied. Justice on Ilio Job The bedraggled individual indis nantty denied that h was Intoxicat- MORTALITY I'll I) OUKGON 'AGRICULTURAL Col lege, Corvallis, Nov. Pits for pota toes serve as a place of storage until market conditions arc more favorable. They nre used when potatoes housen arc not availabe. Potatoes stored in Rood pita come through the winter iu better condition than poorly stored ones nnd demand better prices. Pits ; should be built on slightly sloping r.nd well drained soil, sugge-Us an i agricultural college faim crops spec ialist. A thick layer of straw should he laid on the ground not less than 12 inches deep, the desired size of thc pit. ! A frame 12 or 14 inches high should be placed on thc straw to prevent the potatoes from rolling. A lining of straw should bo put ugalnst the boards to protect thc potatoes. A ventilutor (i or 8 inches square should be installed extending well down in the potatoes. In severe weath er it should be closed. Ten inches of straw and 12 inches of dit should cov er the potatoes. It is a good plan to roof the pit with rough boards in the rriny sections of Oregon. A pit 7 feat square with potatoes 3i to 4 feet deep at the ventilator with hold approx. imatcly GO bushels. A pit 7x14 feet has about 1U0 bushels capacity. . To Help Solrt; tlie V,Wt l'l-oblem "CltEL'E SITHEMU" A New Material. "lleallv. I .never knew you carried such bountiful silk underwear It Is equal to that carried by the finest city BtoreB." This camo from ono of our customers a few days ago, uftor she had made a very large purchase f rein, this department. It is'really so our silk linderthlngs at this time are beautiful tho kind you would especially want for gifts. Creite supreme is a wonderful now silken material, shown now for the first time In La Granda. Many of the new garments have real fillet lace tops, and mniiallon inserts. We Invito inspection of these new gariu'euts for gifts. V New Boudoir and Breakfast Caps Lovely (iil'tsV There are scores of these caps here fcr the early Inspection of gift seekers. They art exquisitely dainty and inexpensive yet a very practical and attractive gift. There aro caps of lace, of ribbon, of Bilks and satins o many pretty combinations of nets and silks. The dainty breakfast caps are, of course, beautiful. Trices start very low and cowr a wide range. . Wilbur Glen Voliva believes the world Is flat. Which lacks just one od when tho prlico officer testified ! mile word to describe, with alarm that ho found tho prisoner lying lnjlng accuracy, cur own present por- "HT. KICK" BOOTS Red! Tops Backed in a Holly Box For The Little Feiniov $2.73. Hardly a boy of the "boot" age comes to this store, who does not spy these red top St. Nick Coots. Any boy would be more than pleased with them. They aro red from tho ankle up, ful ly lin'id with a soft downy ma terial. In sizes 6Mi to 11. Price ?2.75 per pair. Verv Special . ' NEW HANDBAGS ' - $2.98 And every bag Is new! A spe cial purchase of a large quan tity accounts for the unusually low price. When you sete theso In our window you will won iler, because the regular prices rjf theso bags would be much Snore if It were not for this un usual purchase. Brown, black and gray various styles and leathers. All guaranteed real leather bags. Choice at J2.08- SILK Petticoats An Interesting Beiection of tho season's newest shades in sllK petticoats, in tho finest of qual ity fabrics are selling from $2.25 to $11.50. ; Jersey silk, satin, and sort ma terials of this naturo are lu bright shades. Also satin pantalettes are wry popular now; combining tiio pettlerat and knickers.' They ure in all bright shades, priced at $10.50. tho street "Very well, then," retorted the versatile Judu. "You're fined $f for parking more than six inches from tho curb." cs in her kitchen tho other night when a bullet cam'e through tho win dow, narrowly missing her. This should serve ns a warning to young husbands before they make the fatal mistake of helping their wives with Hit' dishes thu first time. "AiV) you an export accountant? asked tho prospective employer. "Yes, sir," said tho applicant. tlon of same. i. - 1 in i While Honry Ford was rolling through Albany. N. Y., in nn Import ed Knglish automobile a few days ago ho was rammed by a tin Eliza- A Tulsa woman was washing dish-jbeth. Hen said tho Lizzie was prob ably jealous. Tllllo Dlmpsey's son Percy is m'oet with success working in Ilrown's str.ro behind tho cigar counter. Per cy always did know the ropes. ''Your written refi'ionces seem to pennon. In all M'i'2 carloads of pears nnd apples have been shipped to the east ern market from Medford so far this r The second test well sunk liy the state to tap the artesian flow under lying the fort Uock valley has been completed and a demonstration is to ire held in the near future. TRADES Liniment yencrm Louie Bean and the Governorship iJown in l..tno cMiiitv lives l.ouie llean, a clever fellow who lias I) 'en In and around tho state house for many ears and has learned the W ays ot polities. j jjja 1-oulo Is running lor guicnur, ac cording to a circular letter sent out )y some of his ltyal supporters ut hour.', , Tan I.ouln win It? , AW doubt it m i y much, hni It l l.ilid.ihic lor liiiu o run. Just us II W CUir Your CompUvlnn of plmpto, acne nnd other fantl dia(iirrmnL 1 Uw frwlr I'r. Hohn's rVzm Otnt I mfnt tlood for wicmfc, itchm kin. ' and. other kin trouble. Ou iti Dr. ( Hot'tnn'B KmnMy Itrmcdlec Dr.Hobson's ' Eczema Ointment Harris Grocery PHONE MAIN 734 tfv 110 nei'cs cast of Imbler. 130 acres of this In best state of cultl nllov. Iinpi'ovcments only fair. S(nno equipment goes with the place. Tho owmr is opcraling other land: and tumble to give his attention to this. Tho ImleblediiesK Is easy and owner will lake a small piece of town properly fur Ills equity. IT'S A SUCCESS The Metropolitan Family Style Wet Wash Laundry washes your clothes In individual machines, thereby reducing the posslblo danger of tearing by reducing the weight. . Our average wash is as clean ns crystal. We 'use no blouch caustics or anything Injurious to olothing. We wring the clothes by centrifugal force at high speed until Just damp. 30 pounds or less, 75c. Savo year fuel, time, hands, and health. Suare your family ' more of your time and see if the world won't be brighter. Call Mondays and Wednesdays, Black 1432. THU MKTKOl'OL.ITAX 1A.MIIA NTVI.K WKT WASH LAU.NDKY. Iji Oran le, Olvg;iii. FRESH EGGS and COUNTRY BUTTER A SPECIALTY . . . We Sell and Guarantee -1 CHAMPION FLOUR " " ! ltiKlt1,ni'P lironrtv In YhI1il Wallii worth $r,00O.O0. M ill apply as first payment on farm In this country. Some splendid farms In Willam ette valley. Will Undo Tor property here. Have property to trade for a good h.islness in town. Wo have a buyer for small rtvd deuro property. Party wishes to make small payment down nnd monthly payments. Some good proposll Ions for Sold tors' lion us, Acrengo und city lots. OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results wMiBiingiiimiii iib ijtiHjgaa AVe linvc money to loan on clyt property. Wo Imvc good cxclinngrs every-nht'l-e, Oregon, Washington, Idaho. Security Land and 'Savings Company i u y o r- g t"i" any man to seek is h'ul.tl'k tlny honor. It ts not likely tin govern rship Vlll ko to Lane county. It i it-1 likely it will no t" Marion county.' ir t ( rook county, win re the prev cut rntr iisd ti retUter bin loltng plure. I or IT thu Observer as Urn mutter sif.e I up c r.e, Lly the woverin-rt Ittp this 1 1 cm- mil l-h to Iho man who will u.i a tl.it -fori" ( T cniMHiiy n ml ! nt run rmiuli In tv.i lv the pet.n!.- In Heir ):e v ill outortc that plutfoiv vpi MAKE USEFUL PRESENTS for the BOYS Tin ils uf all kind Tunis i'vv every luii'iMii-e OREGON HARDWARE AMD IMPLEMENT GO II! w Licensed Plumber Work (liinrantecd ART'S Plumbing and Repair Shop Art AVengle. Prop. Repairing a Specialty -I0J X. Fir St. Ph.. no i;:io.")i La (i ramie, Oregon Mm . CONFIDENCE VYOURSELF Is a most valuable asset. Nothing will give you more confidence in yourself than A GOOD BANK ACCOUNT. It D'cces vou at once on an equal footing with your associates In business when you pay your bills by i . cnecis on cms bamc. YYK PAYl 47.. Oil T1M PEP0SIT5 LA OR.ANDE NATIONAL DANK LA OR.ANDE, ORE. SCUND-FELIABLE - V ROGRE5SI VE 1 BS3 FEDERAL RESLRM I MEMBER FEDERAL RESLRM SYSTEM! Union-La Grande AUTO STAGE I a (iraiitle ltrailiiiartcni: L. & Ik Drag Stors I'nion ilcailquarteni: New Union Hotel rViniei'tii'tis made with Fiii'iii-I jikor St;tr;o P. G. DeLap, Mgr. Everything Electrical SELECT TOURS FOR X MAS NOW ,, H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. ,p Klecii al Ct'idra.-toi-s 10o Depot Street Phone Red 3931 . .. .. ' -si-:
