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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1921)
TiO!Tnr. ToVmhcr fi. 1021 PACK Willi LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ! 1 if 1 r r . r il ,U r ? it H i I Cbc Observer publlihfd dally and weekly at la Or mac, ureyitti, uy i.a urutida utm lug uun'fvt-r I'timiNhiiiK Cuinpant Bnttirid at thy 1'unt uftli-u hI !a Grande uregon, i jwoiju i ihiii Ainu Aittuer. Addrrffa nil cumuiilcalloaa to TUB) ptwi.uv ftt, mii Adam Ava, ua CJlTIf AMI VOlM'lf 0;'!l'l" I'API.H On sale In other citlva Or:gft Hulal New bland, Portland; Imparl' N-w Ptand, I'urtlnnu; Alulutnt h Stand. Port la ltd. tttJIM lUIM IO'V II ' Hf Carrlrr. DallT, per month . .. . Dal. pr thrt-e ninutlm Dally, pr alv mo, in HHvnc Dally, aJnglti copy , II y Moll Dally, p:r year In im(i(.. pally, nix month In hiKinc .,. Dally, three iiiohMh i ivance Dally, pur month .., W'kly olmrvT-Star, by mall, por yenr In in. ... , m Tio .12.2 F, 0 ia.oo 1.00 1.60 &0o 11.10 MKMUIOll m A.S.MIVIATUU fhuss. Tbe Ash(mih ifu i'reaa Is exclusively rntltled to to for publication of all beva dup.ttitira credited to It or nut otherwiue creulttd In this paper, and alio the local nr.wa published thereto. All rlfrhta of re-publlcation of rpeola) tflapatchea here also are reserved. Bible Thought For Today .WARNING TO JIEDDI.EKS: Ho tl'at passeth. by, and mcddlcth with strife belonging not to him, is lik-j one that raketh a dog by the ears. . Proverbs 2(1:17. Mother Swims The political and business activi ties of the modern woman have been tlio subject of much wonder and amaze, but it la her athletic activi ties which truly mark her off from a former generation. Too i'. W. ('. A. in one of tho Jnrgor cities installed ft swlmnifng pool recently. Thero Is not one hour, daytime or evening, of the six week days, when that pool 1s not in use. Its patrouB rango in aso from nim ble little school girls to womon In their fifties and sixties. ,(j ray-haired women by tho score ur& learning to swim and coming out of; their middle-aged lethargy to new youlhfulnesB of appcaranco and move. The gymnasium classes held In tho building present tiie Biunc numbers, diversity of years and com mon enthusiasm. Where now' Is tho long-faced dub who used to sob that "woman's work Is never dono?" Dead, as he de serves to be. Modern household equipment, simplified cookery and a better understandluK of what life, is for have wrought a change'. Woman's Work Is done, and Woman is in. the swimming pool, learning the Aus tralian crawl. ' '' ' "'" VI TIIE OLD H0M3 TON I ,'. I -1HOME i J SO TldMT ( 1 il.M VS 1 t ,! V.im M il .! J :i At 'Mr Tue I ADlt5 AID SOCIBTY. WHICH RAFFLeS OTP A OllILT ToftAV CORNERED "sTIM&r'wi&INS IN MARTHA SNOOK BRIER PATCH HC MAq MAHA6ED TO EVAP6 THE: TICKET-50L.l-Ejes FOUR. CAY5 . J Reindeer Rides for Tourists Germany for benefits for her relief. About all the world needs at prcs cut is somebody with sufficient au thority to say: "Thou shalt." Hen, back up! It is announced that reindeer will be used this winter to enable tour ists to visit and enjoy Kainlcr Na tional park during the season when the park is ordinarily closed to the public. . The reindeer thero are to be eight of them are already route from llering Sea government farms. The nttA nf reindeer ftlnrtpnn in nurl j. ivltiir i.rmrinn. uhich m,.ti..m.i Henry can't write and he can't park officials are planning ior tour-jLut Gosh how he can talk. ists for the first lime in park his tory. The reindeer trip will follow a particularly attractive roiito, cov ering about 22 miles and reaching an altitude of 8,700 feet. There will also be tobogganing, ski-Jumping and other seasonable sports to make winter vacations at tractive to hardy tourists. GOVE SCHOOLS M PROSPER! - i v 10 yiijpj)ing Days Left COVE, Dec. (i. (Special.) Th. Cove school is doing some splendid work this year. Of the 210 pupils at. tending school, Co arc enrolled in the high school. This docs not include the post graduates that have entered fol commerce and various other subjects Twelve of our boys are interested h; dairying. They are studying th Habcock tester, I'.ach boy has a xniall 1 herd that he is feeding, weighing and) measuring scientifically. At the be ginning of the year they will tcsl milk and cream for the public. liftecn boys are signed up for stock judging. County Agent Harry G , Avery has promised his aid in thU matter and the boys expect to do some real work along this line. ! The Domestic Science ciass is now serving hot lunches. The lunches are much appreciated as about sixty pupiV avail themselves of the privilege. Th? cooking class is composed of borl' eighth grade and high school girls. The class in sewing has made rapxl progress and has made many piece;' of very nice work. I.Mrs. Minnie C. Itson of Ontario Grand Worthy Matron of teh O. E. S. visited Cherry Chapter on Thursday evening. - . The Woman's Auxiliary will give Left CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN FULL SWING HERE! It is hard to believe there are only 10 days more to do your Christmas shopplitff. Not much tim.f-but time enough if you don't put It off too long. As convenient as It is to shop at tins slur with its extensive assortments of merchandise, Us wonderful sorvlce and homo-like atinobpuero wllif bo much more convenient if you shop early and EAHLV IN THE DAY. Henry Ford says he will hire a mil- jiou worKera ii ne geis muscie ciiuai.- . . . l f Now the government is going to sell . , ; , ' . , him the big power plant. Back up, .: (i)p-n,vier in Vhic ; in ho n cad POM E ENTITLED KAULY WINTElt. Grippe Acho? Chill? . Take Pill. Kicking un the furrows behind a tt Ik ii rinn ililnir Unix in onon un Rang plow often gets a man to the ,:ii t,., .l.:i. J...,: i k. the snow-bound parks to travelers.. tnl 'the rainbow nnd the proverbial y,von morc mj'tf,e than thoso th Even those who do not care to lln-'P0',0' K"1" quicker than if, he were one bcfor , silling behind the steering wheel of . The tl.uck brok(1 (,owl) comin from twin-six racing 40 m.les 4n hour, La Gl.ando Ujit Friday. Mrs. Chris iBertsch and Mrs. IRuv Crame IS Rapidly lluncan enteiUind the Ladies' Guild DiRnnnparinir in iThursday afternoon at the home of leal ufeed" and all the boys are urged to be present. 0. T. Severs Is critically ill at tho home of his daughter, Mrs. Stout, in Tortland. Mrs. John Dean is still in Portland ; at the bedside of her father. Mrs. T. W. Conklin has returned1 from a short visit in Walla Walla, i where she was called, owing to the! illness bf her undo ,0. P. Jaycox. Cove has enjoyed three numbers of: the Chautauqua' I estival. There arc ger long In such northern play grounds will dcrlvo u good deal of satisfaction from a visit to the win ter beauties und grandeur of tho park. There Is an Irrestlble fascina tion about tho warmer climates, with their soft winds and lovely skies. But most persons in tho tomncrato zone, whether tney aiimit u or noi, Hawaiian Islands HONOLULU, Dec. 6. Hunters and Mis. Duncan. Mi's. lSertsch gave r very interesting and enjoyable lesso.i in the art of flower making.. Those i present were: -Mrs. Lloyd Carter have a liking for such glories as are, l"aeheis gradually arc clearing tho Miss Effic CmW-y, Mrs. il. Oftedal to bo found in our w Intor-uoiiml northwest and iiortlioasl, Patronize the Home Dealer J ; Do your Christinas shopping, early, '"and do II with the hrimb towrt 'nier-M-haiits. Talk with them, giving thorn j U chani'o to see In what directions your taalea lie. Talk with' them parlj', so that they can lay In slocks of tho things you want, If they haven't doiio Bo already. ', They havu uot built up their busl i ness by chenling or profiteering. ' They hiivo done It by honesty and fair dealing with their fellow-towns-' men through eleven months of the year. Knlr dealing in Imu would give iiiem me neunui oi inu oigi ninnth's shopping. ill 1110 llllllier Ol prices iiiey win ho ublo to do as wi ll or belter than doalei's who are further away. II anything goes wrong, they are right lit hand to remedy mutters. As the local inoivhanls prospers, the community prospers, l'tilrouize ' the home dealers! THE OFFICE CAT ; - I I ' i - i - iJ7i1" MS jnMi!immr1ni- i wilder sections of the Hawaiian ar- lrs. A. fi C.nldii. Un Mvi-tli. fVin. I chlpelago or all gaino, but the charm Vi Mrs (;,(. ll,., vf;,, Mrs that guards tho lifo of "lllpi," last Ethc, Bootn n, iMl,, 01eI1 Conklin oi uie wii.icauio resulting lrom mo Delicious refreshments wore served. ueros suiricu nero Dy visiiing expior- jers years ago, still IB potent, accord ing, to tho tales told tty hunturs from tho island of lvauul, "llipl s Blainp Ing ground. I I "Jllpl" is a white marked bull and is. Jin .excellent .target hunters say.i Nearly every huutor who has visited Kauai Is believed to havo taken at least olio shot at hlni, and numerous traps have been 'set for him, but ho has eveded both bullets and guile, "liipi" Is king. of tho Alakai swamp at tho head of the Kalalau valley. where scores il pursuors were hold the United .States Was announced EDUCATION COST - -MiY rf mmm KIM I UL. i IIUUL.U M COLO I? ED dlFT TOWJ'JLS Just In this morning aaul all ready for the needle, these are bath towels in pink, blue und yellow. Practical and at tractive gifts when embroider ed with an initial or with a crocheted edge. . Priced at 70c and If 1.00, CiLOVE' SILK St" ' HOSIERY , Hosiery or phive silk is not common In a ladles' .wardrobe -- alid makes u lovely gift at Christmas time. These are the, first we've had and the newest in our stocks. In black hnd brown eithor fauy lace or plain. All sizes. Priced 93.30 pair. (! A RT UK'S Especially For (lifts -Ilcautiful combinations o f ribbons, lace and silk flowers are here, made into these uso fnl, popular nnd most accept able, gifts. -They are In boxes already for giving. Most any desired colors are found. . Priced ut $2.U3 pair. H Buy 11 anaoags at bay by an 'escaped. leper years ago. -He, ranges tho-JiMIs and dales "mon tnrcli of all hu surveys" despite all jetforts to end his life. Olflcials of tho Hawaiian l-'h h and WASHINGTON, Dec. (i. Appoint ment of n commission to conduct an investigation of the cust of education today by tho American Council Education. Appropriations totalling $170,000 have been made for the invest igatien by the Commonwealth Fund, the C'a '1IIEIIE WAS lie .was the only A TIME one of all the last known descendant In the torritory of the rattle that were placed on the islands t Kuuat and il.ni Hawaii by Captain Cook, tho Ilrltlsh Practical 'Idealism wedding guests who did not appear in n happy frame of mind. He only nihil ncd the wall, and looked lugub rious. "What's the matter'.'" cried out nn exuberant young man. Haven't you kissed the bride?" "Not lately," he said with n gulp. No one knows why wives have uion relatives than husbands. " The arms conference shows an odd mingling of idealisms and practtcal '' tly, of altruism and selfishness. This is true of all the powers represented. II is hitlnfl ii "nohlii eiiHlure" on the part of the United Slates to otrer! " has always been rather surpris to scrap so many good ba'tluships ln!"K ' "'at some enterprising firm order to stop naval competition. .Duck n,,t try Ket some cure-all ud . or It. however. Is the solid, renssu.-1 Vl" U'emenls next to reaiiing matter . lag I act Unit II will save Hits coun-,in t1"' "wk "r Joh. which is so full try a great di-al of money hereafter.!0 boils. while presunmblv mnking na no lessj . Bate awlnst aggressloii, bicausu III "' reckon, daughter, that young Ileitis Hie potential aggressors as It rwan's watch must lie fast." dins us. The same reasoning applies! "What makes you think so, pa'"' to the other naval powers. "Why. when you were seeing him There Is the line Ilrltlsh gesture," ," ' "'e door last night i heard him loo, of going beyond America in thVy 'j"Rt '"'.' and is wasn't much ua.-l matter of submarines and offering o clock." to abolish them iil'.ogrthi r. That is eertsinly magnanimous. It la also; NO'I ? regarded by lb" llrillh as sound pol-l "John, why do you read those lips icy, for tlii'W ill least, hecaufe they 'i the races so earnestly?'' arc i-vp d on all sl.W's nnd would' 'W'hy not?' Don't you read tn- reel more tecure II they knew I hut j weather predictions?" no other nation hnd any sulomirines. j Efforts to slraithten things out In i H more autoists drove slowly fewer '4sln. liv nino arrangement tliat,'e'K wouiil he driven slowly would give China ba. k her sovereign rights nnd prole. I her from nggres slou and partition, nnd at tho same time enabli' Japan to extend lenitl- lualely. are alio generous beyond the wont of diplomatic .riM'"als lire also sol.lidly s.'listlile. ' they recogllle Hint II Is Ijcttet In t.h long run (or all the uallous to give each other a siimue d .il In China, and better for Hie peace of the world to de.il Billlltivly with I'hli'.n hersell. .There is nothing imrndmlcil about the mailer. Genuine) rlghlciistiess always has this dual quallly of Ideal ism and profitableness. Is II nut an Hiom of business that b.. o t Is Hie best pollC.v"" Till) only IroiiMe lii that nations have vo seldom hn ni ugh to apply Hint trolh la I heir i .iliig- l'h i iich I '.her. Wh.il's in a name? That whlili tome rail n league by any other name would Vo Just i. o.'I'U.ie lo th'J Bit t"t I'ers. navigator, who met his death on his second visit to these islandn. Came commission said thnl "llipi" isjinvgic Corporation, the (ieneral Kdu cation Hoard and the Milbank Memo'-' mi. ine personnel ol the commisr.i.tn to be entrusted with the inquiry fol lows: Samuel V. Capen, director of the America!! Council on r.ducation, Washington, D. C, ex officio: Edwa d C. Elliott, cilanceilor of the Uriive' sily "of Montana; 'Ehvood 1'. Culiher ley, dean of the school of cductti'i!! Stanford University; Thomas E. I'in egnn, state superintendent of pulili' instiuction of Pennsylvania; Robeit M. Haig, associate professor of busi ness organization of Columbia Univer sity; Victor Moraw-ctz, attorney, Ne'v York City; Henry C. Morrison, pro. fessor of education, University of ( h: cago; George I). Strayer. Teacheri' College, Columbia University; and Heriiert S. West, superintendent of city schools of Rochester, New York, Dr. Strayer has been selected It' chairman of the commission. "The primary aims of the education al finance inquiry,'' an announcemer'. by the American Council on Educ tion said, "will be to study in typical slates and ocmnuinities the existin program of public education, the e tent to which this program is carried out ami the piescnt and prospective rusts involved. It is proposed to in vestignte th. relition of education:!1 -oys' Unique Punlshn ent. Three small hoys convicted In the Tampa (Kin.) Jiiv nlle court oi having entered a li'i-dwnre store, were sen tenced by Judge l'llteway to snve enot.gh money to buy a pocket knife for each boy in the local children's home. 'Hie court ordeled that the knives should he purchased from the store that was entered. Merry Christmas SEE O UK 'WINDOWS TONIGHT! .. NOW From Fine New Stock.-- Exceptionally flno for Christ mas trade larger selections than' ever before the newest bags at almost any price you might wish for. There are hand-made b a g s colored leather bags duvetyn bags and In every desired style and shape. All fitted with neces sary toilet requisites. Prices $2.50to lfl-5.00. MET KElVWilSAn Pretty neckwearVvorks won- desB toward completing a. cos- tiin and also .toward com pleting' n ChristinusX shopping list. .'QUir stocks areVoinpleta now fotho holiday raft seek ers. TheViowest in collar and curf sots, ltstocs, scpannte col lars, etc. V groat rangcl of prices. WOOL LEUGLN For Children In response to many calls we have secured an eritlro new stock of these black wool Jer sey leggings for children from nn eastern manufacturer Should another snow storm come, have the 'children pre pared for school. Warm, clas tic and easy to put on, they are n child's protection. In black only. i Prices 85c .anil 91.00 pair. "CUTEX." SETS (Packed For . Gifts $'2.75 $1.35 50c . More practical and dainty gifts are not found among the toilet requisites for Christinas giving. There are three sizes of these Bets. Each contains all the necessary articles, rem edies, etc., for taking cure of the nails packed in very at tractive little boxes at $-.73, 91.33 and 50c set. Colored Silk Handker chiefs For Gifts ' They're new. In every de sired bright shade; somo with contrasting colored edges und bright designs. Very popular, very new and very attractive for gifts. See them in our window ns well as a few of tho thousands of other dainty 'ker chiefs we havo for (ho Christ inas shoppers. Prices range from S5c to 92.00. Slippers for nil ". From the small tnrant to the largest In mens, wo have every thing desired In Comfy Slip pers for gifts. Largest select ions iu quality footwear. Folt Slippers for the ladies in all colors. Satin and leather bou doir slippers and red tops for tho little tots. Do your entire shopping hero j . " ihiii 1 1 l! mi expenditures to other necessary gov ernmental expenditures, the methods of raising revenue for the support of education and the possibility of ef fecting economies." OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results ii Ic Refrigeration. A hrlne ttttik in plnco of Ire, wlilrh by nnnns uf mi eU'ctrleu! Instrument ' ytr)i ii nir'uu It'inpi-riittirtf In the, re- i t'l I;;i'r:,ror, Is grmvlnn In popnlfirlty In Mil'Urlnin Had country places where ice is (!i"im)t to ohtiiin. Its flilvnntiiKs art tlmt It (IrPM away with the hiMimn, it sives a dry ti'mrniure inlvniiin :;emis for the preservtillon of fund, :iml thera Is no slhne, tllil or ilrlp ns with IIih use of ice. It Is nrr:in:ei! to freeze u little Ice for table use when that is desireil. It Is not nn Inexpen sive luxury, euMttiif ahout $-UK) to In stall In any refrUnitor. FORD TOP COVERS pom lot) JietVivei's, lk'eiir CiirlaiiisAinit put on .. V 1 Y l.ri 1 0 1 1 w e nave ; uw I'lirtiiiiis lor Fords Vliicli fit later ears at aboif $15.00 - ijCi.85 o' old stvlc side i lie remodeled to ' uilf regular price. TAXI CaluMain 44 AVn imiko ralli promptly. You do not hfcvo toiwalt. We do nil kinds tira-ouiit y driving. ltruMoiinftln itoles K 'areful lriffian FORD & GEORGE Main 34 -a Smith's Garage re-'-'-ri?iTg,j In then- days of rouge, woineii fulka kiss and make up. fAliiny light-weight men are bu'.ll on The.f large scale. It is likewise with .uir.e i-iiuse candy. nir.uK's noiiiim; nkw. "rhiN golfm' gtinic is iisw-thiu' :cvv," Ol...eivcr old Uncle Minny, "Why, I icmeliiliet, mi dy you. When e all called it shinny." Chsilie Lefdy In 'oull.-s-town Teleglli'il Tin- sced cop-., ji.li is nothing nm; 'I he memory sort of tickles When we recall how they pimhcii men Tor speeding nn lncyeli-. I I n in k now imii ii ntore re;il mean-; Inc Merry ChristtuaR will hav if you can ho greeted by that iu a home of our jiw u. No CTontcr present vnn he. jilvrn (he entire family Ulan a place ibcy cau iin ' Mourn Sweet j Home' nnd nut i oi euude tho laud lurdv I ' Cotue in mid funk our list ocr ns wo have a complete, line jiow, lie fine mid luv ytur homo early aud utiid the t hrisUiuis rush. room uiodrrn lnnJr, hu lot 1 1, mod ; cxcetU-ut coiid iGou. ration hotie is tn ' e i:to.vt. With the New Telephone System n large part ot t he telephone luiuilicrs will he hanp'tl. TheAfor we advise biibtieribers uot to advertise teleplVme niuii'iers.. 14 Th.. women s r i f mi-iis loih.-s 1-,,-ivc specialising st.uvc 1 Maw llei-gdoll, alnillt l le eiec t'l -.' '".r .1.. Geo. H. Currcy riioar Nl'cl; 2ii j ltc;il IStiitc, I hi m l.on:i-, ii":uan c "7 Home Independent Telephone Co. T.h cUn i vc r'j a, 1 COMMODITY ill S'A'E PAY- A7: Ion TinE I DEPOSITS All commercial transac tions resolve tbemselvea pooner or later into terms of DOLLAItS and CEXTS. A rrt. I a Infill ..1 1 j . . luoviiuiiuii aeais in MOXET, the UNIVERSAL CbMJIODITY. Place your fubds in tbis bank for check- , In purposes and come to us fortounseI regarding tho. invtstnicnt of the sum which accumulates above your chefcking requirements. I ' . LA GR.ANDE NATIONAL 5ANK LA GRANDE , ORE. SOUND- F EUAftLE -1 ROOP ErVT ISMEMBEK! FEDERAL PRESERVE 13
