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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1921)
.XJ., .1 5. 'l PA'iK FOUli LA GllANDB EVEMNti OBSERVER Vodnosdiv. TVcr-niber 7, 1021 0 ! . I f. ! M a Che Observer l.VUKl'KMlK.N T N.VftrAl'HH publlBh-d dally and weekly at Ia Grand-, ores'-ii, by 1-n Or a duo fco lnir Obwrvff t'uhlmhlnir rompKDf. HI1UCK DKNN'IS, Kdltor nlcred at the Pus turf Ice at I .a Grander Oregon, as .Sumnd r)n Mall Matter. Addrt-KA all coniuioratlona to THE OBHEHVKIl. 1 Hi Adam A.. L Urande, orirnii. cits' as u roiMir orn- I'Ai'Kn On In other cJ.is--inrfv Hiit News bland. 1'orllaiul; 1mtri S- Stand, Portland; Mulaik Stand. iMrtlund. LUM'MIKI I) it -- fly Carrlr. falty, pr motuli . .7M Pat) v. ttr thte ninthc .fl ir Dally, p.-r stx mo. In advanra f A.M Dally, a)Dglecopy , Dally. per yr in Mu,m t " B.OV 69 0C Daily, nix month in -t .iKre Dally, liirve tTmiiiiipt n tvaoca Dally. pT r.i.nin 1; Weekly OnjiWve r-Stir. bv tuatl. per yertr in .t .. tl.80 VUMBKEt OK A.tfUClATUD I'HKSS. Tbe Aj-hk-i..i. 'i tres Is erclu-Hivvlr nttled to ti4t for publication of all d'oat. ;,'B credited to It or not otherwise credited In thli paper, and -also the local newa published therein. AH rights of re-publication of special dispatch G here also are reserred. Bible Thought For Today PICTURE OF PEACE: Tho wo'.f also shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion ami the fatling- together: and a little child nhall lead them. Isniah 11:6. VI THE OUJ TOWN w Wk kahT 11 Xj J TSA6- TC s;.ws?.-?-'d--7(Wi -...-i-.v.'jKTlCT I JGWELhT STUCK I- ' "jT'SCl- TARTl'C I tellicence amoiiR the atudcuts that morning had gotten under the nro reasor'it skin. 'Class Is dismissed," lie said, cxas peratedly. "Please don't flap your ears as you psiss out." Vnder KusplHon ' ''Say," said the irate visitor, "you had something about n in your paper that has gottu be corrected.' "If the Item was wronK," tho edi tor smoothly replied "we shall cheer fully do as you request." "I told one or your reporters I saw a beautiful goldfinch -perching on a twig Just outside the wiudow of my bedroom " "Well " 'And when the item came out i:i the paper it read 'goldfish'." "That isn't so bad." "Oh, isn't it? Well, ever since It was in the paper friends of mine have been hanging around our house thinking I have a private supply of something in my cellar." 811 or BY MAIL AN "OREGON CITY! THE LADIES Alt) SOCIETY HAS BEEM SELLING TICKETS ON AOUILT FOR FOUR PAYS - SOPA THEY HAVFNT BEE1 ABLE To CATCH S TN C, Y" Wl Ct N 3 Nick and the Reclamation Heads A news story in the Observer last evening gave in brief form the results of Congressman Nick Simiott's ef forts for Eastern Oregon und her rec lumalion work. It tells the story of honest work and a constancy which is hard to duplicate. We hear occasionally through the prcjjA of bills of various kinds intro duced to benefit Oregon, and then we hear no more of the bills. The one who introduced them gets the pub licity of starting something, hut toa often thcic is no finish other than a pigeon hole in a committee's desk. Nick is a little different. He has not much of the sky-rocket display in his make-up but he is a worker. When he sets about to put a bill through he fellows it day by day; he keeps it in mild, and he docJ not Introduce bills just for the publkity the intnxfuctior, brings. Oregon's reclamation work owes more to Nick Sinnott than to m9 oth er living man. He has done more to get Oregon included in the appropria tions for reclaiming desert lands than any other force at Wasington. He i i the Bill Borah of Oregon when it comes to reclamation, and we urge every reader to not be deceived when the plums finally fall as they arc now falling to Eastern Oregon, for Sin. r.ort is the old chap who has been constantly at it. .1 a few years ago? Why can't they take a hand in public uffairs now for they are badly needed. Eold Kcbbers They Are This is a time v.hjn some men wil' rob and steal for money. They wiii r.ot settle iluwn to work so lorg n they believe thy can rub a bank, a theatre or tny other place when ready cash is known to exi.-t I'urtl&iid hid a sample yesterda) lftcrnoon of the daring robbers. Tho East Side bank of that city was hel ' up in broad daylight ani the banker .hot. Tiue. the joMi-n fa ml badly -one King dial and the other wi.uiid cd, but this d v. not take away tht bi'ldnc-s of their a-.t. The iron hul of .uridine mu4 bo iet tighter on tiv old u-id the yeu.-g throughout t!i: c uir.ry. ar.J there i v.u celling away fiotr. it jf c expect to have ti e f.r.t- . ;. America we hv. alirn)5 I u. e f. They're Finding It Out That .-t-.il r-...i-'. c.h...t ,k. ed by the E.i.e n .r t r;aft l.,i! f-i tiw incci.il . n t-, r.'-' r -..! al.d i (: . ,.t l.y I. .M- l hea:ing Out ti.erc iv ',.-!) t ci law and t'rt tv. wk ij,A u 0:rgon's govcn.a.cn: u ,a l f'jrccmtnt. Not only is tl.i l:-j f..-taLt tl.": hixii'ay t u. r.ir- '.:r Ii: 'he e?e . -, rj.'- I' -M. irtnwr.t t. i.'.-.- r .-. i-.,- Manufr.c'.ure ,.f 'i .. rw no fcSAUiane of ti,' .r ' .''...-i.--r-tr when present i-l.itj'e. d-;r.fcf;:. THE OFFICE CAT By JUMTJ The teacher fl nally asked one youngster how he was getting along with the problem. "Glvo me Just a few more lsin utes, tne ooy replied, ana 1 u-n that frog In Hell." They SDI'T STl l'l-' stood nor lieard tho wongdong weave, I His tender lyrics to the moon. Shu brushed her nose against his . sleeve The time to part urrove too soon. Tho waby Mildness of tho wind Scointd like the swaiisong of their love, The whlffenspiiof that stood behind Smeared printer's Ink upon a dove- They never kept a tryst again. Kor fate decreed that they must ' Part. And o'er the spot whero they knew pain, A bluejay munches on a tart. Back Hurt? When the kidneyi do not properly do their work or purity the blood stream, vsite products and poisonous acids re main in the system and cause backache, rheumatic pains, lumbago, tore mus cles, swollen .joints, stiffness, lame back and similir symptoms. healthy, norma! d bladder, bringing t health, with free- , amr. OlOU TP O "Oregon City" and ?lffJbe$Cb) "Pendlekin" Bath 0R INDIAN BLANKET MOTOR ROBE For His or Her Christmas Gift rcXlnie and reitorAthe kol kidneys oac Mood and bet Vches anAp actio1 clean dom ftoi J. Cforte fViaini. Bin ni nit on. Vt.. wrifi: 'Lnt Ull I vTbW pta Jed w ith lum'uao in-l iuffrd onlflrl aVr I h.td a Kvtt pin scroti my back md at tinrt i-oulj nt dtfu or unrirrn my5l(. I wai aJvip.-i o I iVe K"lev Kidney Pi Hi far my trouble. Alter taking th-ro fora few dyo the pain in try ba.k l-!i me and I have not had any lumbiao aiace (hat lime. iho-ijh that wis month a0. 1 rr command KcUy Kidney I'i'U to oil who hava lcmbj;." Tho moro tiian usual lack of in- lllsalhihlo llirds. An old southern negro was ashed by the proprietor of a store how liu happened to need credit when he'd! such a good cotton crop. r "Do ducks got about nil dat cotton. sah," was the mournful reolv. "What do you mean the ducks got It!" "Well, you see." explained the old man, ''I sent'dal cot'.on to .Memphis an' dey deducts dc freight, an' dey aeuuets de storage charges, an dey deducts de coihmission, and thev de- ducta do taxen yes sah. do ducii gal "bout nil dat cotton, an' dats ihy I'm hern." Al THOItATIVK "mil is going to retire from busi ness for five vears." ''Oh. I've heard biin sav that be fore." "Yes, but this time the Judge said It." London Opinion ARE YOU AILING? A Sugccstion Worth While Wnlhi Wn'lft, Vah. "When I had tho nwnslfM I went put a littie to sonn atH took cohl on ni lurvj I had sharp nniiu. t,tKik sonic TL(h1lohip that 1 Rot front iht'Siitiit uttNre lf nothinz did mo niTifh cn'fniJ.fil J loii a inittio 01 j-r. Pifviv's (W.lflmi Mdic.Ti Di?cov(?ry; it did tne jrrcai tiiI. 1 nevt sin. The''I)i.-('lW;Tr' hs mother mid father is of alitin." -Mk- Vu EWu'rf Box K. j vYou ran' qiti-kly put cnnHitlon hv obtriininit 11 lr. I'ipri-o i from your nrijtlibirhood rinipruwt in tahlcts or liquid. Write Dr. l'irrry nn-?iik,nt Invalids' Hotel in liuiTalo, S'. Y., for free medical advice. lrtnlf in A-l lh)iAeoTv, Merry Christmas h.nl lh.it pain !so hne my i i or mrur- Linden Mr. Mornn 8;i.v that when a man raises his hat to a lady nnd diseov-. en fhe fa a trant;er. it reiiiri's sotne tact to make believe he ia only scratching his head. I Every woman thinks there U no hahy in the world like hens and all the other mother; ar felad uf it. friend of ours brought ua a bot tle of fip wine to try. Why do peo ple ko miles in the woods and work hard to pet Cuscara bark? TAXI Call Main 44 calls promptly. h;ko to ualf. We nfYotinlry d living. tiialln liutes ur.Vul lH Het s FORD pE0RGE Mam 44 Wo nffukn You do rVt do all kii: lieu, Think how nmch more real msan int; Murry C'hrisimaa will have if you can be greeted by that in a home of your own. No greater pie iont can bo plveti thu entire family than a place they can wiiiK 'Mlouie Sweet t Home" and nut uercnudd th' IuiuM lord. - Come in and look our Ih'.t over a3 we havo a complete line now. De sure and buy your home early and avoid the Christmas rush. 5-rooiu modern homo,- bis Iota, SuxllU, good locatlori, hotiKe Is in excellent condition. 1'rice ?20UO.OU. $A50o $16.00 Beautiful silk knit mufflers gift J-'O.l -HIS OIHISrfMAS ! No wonder women buy gffta early when they can find such complete assortments tof beautiful Mufflers as these. They are sillc knitted pf fino heavy finality, with frlnKCd edses. In ; colors and combinations to suit every individual' taste.: They add a great deal of comfort on cold win try days and make an excellent gift. r .1 i A to ....... Geo. H, Currey rhone Black 2001 I Kenl lNlale, Fmm Loans, liisiiranie A Probli-m in Arllhmetle This Is one of Uncle Joe's. Whon he was a a mall hoy the learner gave the class a problem in arithmetic. It was that old problem about the frog in the well. If the rri-g crawled un at the rate of two feet a day and tlit-n f.ll bark Ihri-e Teet, how long would It take him to gt ut of the oil? All the pupils worked indui; iriotisly for a lum; time. It heuati to look ;is though no one w nulil mi & . Mil " fas mi i L.- 'k i I 'Vf!pMm TRADE-IN PRICE W&M HM&M thw genuine Batten- t'i; That Ad Ch.b play ? a f.-f hv Why not have more sj.h er.teT-t.-ment. In Cmndc will enjoy z-xl ol fash-oiHil things for, ft-r a'l, tiw nu- ? nu.l: i'l-ltt r. It i li'.-1 tl.-Vand-niii-.U jutiL-li' ainst the ma.l.in-1 P'ade. t'n:atilla coU'ity's taipayeis kMiri' ha taken u firm stand on Ins f, !-.. t""0. "Iiere i.s '"" re-t n' tl... . i ' A Truly Bone Dry Battery Tsxtt rv nrrr.s j:t or.!y that ' tiie li-.-crtA isj u;:on in it, j but that it tz r.r-, tr, ilnce the j iiy l3 a tir.'c ! "-'--- It pr. i vx-ri-' sjh ':.'. V.-a tH.t-.try ' K CiUMJ. I '.Til ! 1 r.7A7IO Batteries ; A. L. Cro:nv?.n 3 H ! The BiViicst Ncut on the Screen : e iiili f-'i.iij tor a gcnuitic. qualit pnv.-cr - pacUcJ. lone livt-J Picst-O Litc Bat tfry for Fords. Chcvro lets. Ovcrlnnds. certain models of Buick. and 27 ether cars and trucks. Si3 C "i less than the 1020 pr.ee. !c;s th.in the 1917 pike, and the second d iistic cut in a year. Hop in your car ;nd p :t around h.crc as fast r.t the la.v will let you. .You'll want c:tc cf these quality Prcst - O - Lite attencs, at the atnaz- price of 524.S5. C'mon around today. if - r ' ' 1 lr ' J ' ' "!. 1 u 1 HUG'S GAUAGE Eugene Hug Prep. Successor to Hilton's Garage BATTERS START Ri$ht iv.f: Jhtii QJj-'J srsr rrarn sag w ntri NET n 3 U 1 , 1 1 1 -li'rxr i--ii mm wl rs ar-vcm 3' -iiiv! ;'. I It n - 1 HODIL no S cioilim I 1 I ch 1 r A J jiememveroomwmj X. m mi rem rxtXTOM VIEW Off 1gAL STSTSM The Tonal System or The Cheney The tor. sdjusur, tt rodu.-er, tone aim, acoustic throat, orchestral chambers and" riolin rtsonatot are ex tlmirt with The Ouset, protected by btic )tcau. S OS THE CHSXBY FIIIOD DIIIOMI 'Christmas with Hie Clienev All that you wish to convey by a Christmas :. r. .it.. 1 t.. r An instrument of pure music it brings thoughts of affection, good cheer, and tender sentiment. You can make "someone's" Christmas immeasur ably happy with The Cheney. It is the perfect gift. Mother, father, wife, husband no matter who receives this token, it adds to the YuletiJe pleasure of alL But enjoyment of The Cheney is not limited to holiday time. It remains throughout the years. The Cheney never grows old, any more than music itself grows old, because The Cheney plays all 6clcctions just as they would be played by the ' artist in person. Call now and select The Cheney ' that you want for Christmas. t W. ft Eateenkamp Cm T I a K SLUT A . SXS.1XUL Wo are glad to announce eomiiletiyassortiints of these famous "Oregon City" Indian hlan lcet and motor robes thnt you read aboutV tho tjturday Kvcnini: Post. The colors and combina- lions are beautiful brilliant Indian designViind lines that can he formed only in blankets of scn uine Indian designing. We have anticlpatedi luhtcr domand this year than ever before since they .jtrffw in popularity each year. We want you ni-fciiie in and sco these now. Prices arc much low er than previous seasons, slartinR at 7.r0 and raisins upward to $10.00. Elks' and Shriners' blankets are here. For His Hours of Relaxation A SMOKING JACKET , Think of how much riioro enjoyable they will' 'be lli a comfortable smoking jacket.' t TlK'y are, mailo bf (Tpod, 'quality materhils in iniiny differ ent' colors''' They ar"e priced very reasonable and in quite a wide range. . ' " uiiniiminfiTi M St
