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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1922)
VAar, four TJX CTfANTE KTNjOjOjeSFRVFR I'll til I,)m tt III! lis II J If 1 M t-cklV Hi I ouwrvfr t'niii.-iiiiitf uitiny. Urnjfon, ait Hi't-ui ,iui i let Ht l.n rainli ti I'htMt .Mall Matter. AUdi-ircs it i i rrMiiiumiu-Hl um tu 'i lJlu OMSKIIY Kit. HIC Aduiiia Avu., i (iraiulu. Oit:L.Ton. t;iTi ANU ( III N i k Ul fr ill Al l'AIl-,U. On ihIu In ullu-r itii! Oreuuu llulul New it fcUrunl. 1'mlluiui: I ntinjilitl Nuwm HtHixl, I'tirUiiinl; AJultliuiutiU Nuwa fcitnml, T3jr l la riJ. ttlllNCIMl'Tlor UA1L.B. II j- Currier. Iaily, per montli .76c LkIIv. nor thititi rmuitliM lully, p:r Htx mo., in advance ..j4.6iJ Uauy, hi mk rny s Wy .Hit II, Dally, pT year, Hi nil vti nre .!.0) Daily, nix months, In rttlwtiM'u DaJJy, llti'i'v nii'iiiliN, In advoiicu ,.$). 25 Dally, tnr month Wt;t.kjy olwrvrr-Siur, by mail, pr yi-iir. In mU'iiiui $1,011 Jtl KM ltl-:il OK AfrKOl I Vi M HIIKftlft. Tltn Axuociuud 11 -fn in uxu.UBivtdy entitled tu u. for puhUi-Mlon of nil ni'WN dlniKitWn-n credited to II r nol otherwise credited in tli 1j4 paper, a rid aIho tin) lociil ju-wn mitdlKhfd thflruln. All rtuhU rr rM-Miblffiilon of Huttuial aic putoncH hern iijxk Hi't ri'fifrvea. IN TIE OLD HOME TOWN Bible Thought. For Todaj THIi TKX rOMMAXIOIKNTS Tlli: KIIIST COMMANDMKXT: Thou shall have no otlii Roth: bo. foro me. Kxodus 20: II. '.' MTM AfPlXiATB Mtt INVENTED A i-EWT-HAMOeo' -A;.- iRV'' M.Y SWSTltR Af BACK aeRATCHSR WITH liCr &X VtfL tsAT AUMtKfiOF" THOMAS EPISCfit j "Fullit-r," said litllr Mickey, "wasn't into tho mixing room and imulvi'rt- ' it, Patrirk, llcmy who sitiil, 'Let us cntly Htiuik a match. He ' 'hmc pca.-c'V" "Kiver. Nolwily Uy j "Struc k a muuh:" rxilaimcd th .tin. iiainr of 'atriil; ivur nuij, uuy- 'proprietor in amazement. "I should ithinit like that." A, , jfauve thoucht that v tho lut thiw' ion earth he wool, I do." I "It is said that ninro than otu? H-r-.son has lieen Uilhd by ki-j-inif.' "Vc.f, hut isn't it irivat stuff if you livi- through it ?" The International Court Watch Out for the Needy l.n Grande's Ited C't'oiw chapter ha been miKhty busy for (several weeks. People who are unfortunate niunt not (.uffer durinir the cold weather, in the uloKun of the chapter. Fuel hux been furnished, an has food and clothing, and more will be' needed. There a responsibility in livinjr that thi";e who live in ntcam heated hoUHen n I enjoy lifc'H luxuries must not ove--look. Everyone is n human beinc fnnio nre up today and down tomor rowwe never know which It is k iiiR to be. The Hed CroHH nets ns that great loving shock absorber for those in dis Ircsa and is going to continue to act In that capacity. One of these days thu (Tied Crosf. will need more funds and when it does the Observer sincerely hope the re sponse will be generous, for every cent used by that organization' is used in the right wuy. Just lay aside n little for tho needy and keep it ready for the call of the institution that is working all the timo that those who huve hard link may keep, tho wolf from the door and clothe their children. La Grande does not harp much on charity for we have a remarkable community in that most people c:m and do care, for themselves. Hut in storm and in winter when there hap pons to lw some who arc actually in ieer, tho community must respond. Keep in mind that no undeserving person is served by the Ited Cross for it has a card Index system which keeps tab on everyono in the city and when you give you know It is going directly to those who need it. Bucking Snow K.very few years Iji Grande hns a now storm. iV have one now, or rather, have the effects of ono that is a dandy. Mucking snow is now the order of the day and he who does not buck the soft, while, feathery earth covering is considered by his neigh bors a slacker and not a good citizen. For several days automobiles have been rarely seen an I the old gray mare with her sleigh bells and sleigh has been the means of travel Those who did not have the old mare have walked, and vtrange ns it may seem people have found out they can wall, first rate. But walking is greatly helped li the residents who buck the snow from their sidewalks. The permane.it f'ouit of Interna tional Justice, authorized by the Lea gue of .Nations and established on plans prepare d by Klihu Knot, is hav ing its first sen-ion at The Hague, iu the 1'eaee Palace built by Andrew Carnegie. i It is an ocl.l sort of session, for the court has not a single case in its calendar. There is doubtless work ' to do alo-ig preparatory linse, organ- i izing its machinery and establishing a routine. Nevertheless it is sur-j to give an iniptession of forced and unwelcome idleness. Th:? court voui . like to have something to do. ! It will have, no doubt, if it slays on the job. There are 1H nations al ready that have agreed to give that body compubory jurisdiction on nil disputes aiisieg among them. The i court's present idleness, the xfore, ' means simply that those 18 nrtions I have nothing to go to law about. The ' whole &Q or so mcimiers of tho League ' have, by virtue of their membership, THE OFFICE CAT Junius These days every girl has to make up, uui iel or no (uarrel, before her lover gets a chance to kiss her. "It was, sir." replied the foreman. sadly. Red Cross Active During Past Month The Red Cross headquarter report for tho past month shows that l'J4 needy families have been cured for. Of these, JHO were post war cases in Little Girl, seeing a lady of color: u, i,,.,i,!c i...r., k. hl.ci lace'." "Yes, dear. .She's black i"hk.h, ihu x-v''-' men were unable all over." "Oh, Daddy! What a lo: M know." Sl Iil llUAN W.VIL. to obtain work or were ohysicallv un blc to labor. The remaining U4 cas jes were civilian families that were unable to procure livelihood for them- j i selves for various reasons. Week in, week out, from morn till; The report also shows that Red! "ig'i'i Cross headquarters received 2&S visit?, 1 lie only tiling i near mi teleohone ca Is. and 574 off eo vis. When I get home these foolish days I its They sent out ID telegrams and Is, "fix the fire, dear! 20 letters This house has been so cold today, I know I've froze my ear!" Thunx! Thanx to thee, my darling wife, For the words that you have spoke. If you're so cold why don't you put Some clothes on and your cloak. Or else throw in a little coal Or is your poor iirrm broke? READ THE WANT ADS! IT WAS , I.ondcin Telegraph; There was at, explosion in a powder mill and the nrornietor hurried'oWr to ascertain (the "Mow in the world did it hnppt'n?" he asked the foicinan, of the mill as Um vk'v.-tid tho wreck. "Who wn$ to hlanic?" " V o 1 1 , you s e e,. f if," replied th e foro m:m, ''it was this way. Will went UKEWEI), IN OKLAHOMA. Hid you over road one of those "Cumulative Poems ?" Well, a Prince .f r?,,,wl l.1ll...n t,.... . :.. i ihn rivilr.,. nf .brim,!,,,, t,. u uwu lvllu"n vnL 1,1 11 ""'"I" n.w. ,.r the court, and nearly all of them have ""v ' " .ww 1V ,m i , ... , Ine censor would not stitni for th' UTUKHI-IMI 111 ifiii iiiiiiat JriH(iic- f. nun uu un jjurt. l lie preseni le'ioen- at leust in Europe, in to regard Ulin LIIUH Willi L'llllItT .llTUHIMK'S'i tlllU , .1 .e , , a largo measure of hope. It may de- : " ' T '," T",,y "y force far nioic powerful than the old j -Longmont, Okln Hague Tribunal, hven if the other ! I asked her if she rolled 'em, .She said she never tried. Call. mechanism of the League of Nutiri.- hould dissolve, it might remain. :"Dn you approve of bloomers-" ! "I don't," responded Rutt; , She climbed upon the street car ! She hadn't told the truth. j Weld Co., Okla, News 1 r K' ffl Every generation la thtt 1 omily, from baby to wrand f&y father, finds Foley's Honey and Tar a pleaa&nt, aoothiaij. and wholesome remedy. L. E. Bean Will 0--l- TT T A opedK. jxlib j j 1skH, Muudc did ahe over Week at LU)lChe0n; 'Low the hoys to oseulate? uShe winked un .she said, "No, sir." Avowed Candidate for Covernor has ' Maude would prevarieate. Arraiif.yd Scries of Meeting uu I Cheyeime Co., OkJa., Newa. Trip Through the State. EUGENE, Feb. L. E. Dean. I Columbia, S, C., State: Cm. Wood peakcr of the house of represent;!- ha aHk,d the Iro(?otte ehicfH to Kive tive.s. and nvwed eamlidate for kv- uf uoK" s IOCU- 11 "c uveei'usf n rrnor, will Im-kim at MeMinnville Tues day nie;ht a Hcrie.n of speech, h which will mark the op ninr of the iftiher natorial campaign. At that time he will participate in a joint debute with J. E. (iratke on the question of financing the Port land exposition. Monday, February l.'l, Mr, Bean U scheduled for an address before the Lincoln ctuh of Ontario. He will peak before the Ad Club of .- (irande the following day at noon and before thu linker chamber of com merce Thursday noon. mijrht induce the American women to e;ive them up ns children. IT CAN BE SAFELY GIVEN under aUcircumstoucefl.forcouiihs.colda, croup, Tjronchitln, coughs caused by Influenza aiul LaGrippc,aawcll.cs ivhoopincouh ami mea&Ica couch. It contain noVtarntful V drUGorvpfktet, Md Foley's kncy and Tor for It X children this winter. I hud dtter results irotn tt than from a(W other couAh modicioo, and I fiif alco it flood for grown pcjle u children," Mra. Clarence Lk Webbor, xville. Md. Ectty Veer ik a Friend J POULTRY M The Eastern Oregon Poultry Produc ivs' Association helu a meeting at the V. M. ( A, building Saturday afternoon About fifteen members were pres nt and considr:ible discussion on lip- feed situation and also on market ine; the products was before the meeting, (flotations of feed from various con cerns were iven anil statistics show ing the expt-nse of shippinjr was als pit-MMited to the poultry men. Seven new members were taken in to tin as-ociation at this time. Roy Is In New York Roy Ritner, of Pendleton, late presi dent of the state senate, is "dninyr New York," according to u .communi cation teeeived by tho Observer tKlay. lie went to attend the farmers' con ference in WashinRton, and, bein i. younp; man, could not resist the ten.,, tation to tiavel on to the met rope nd sec the bright itnr li ini lights. tlo careful, Roy, for you know tr fjorantry boyw ere mjscePtible. We tuaj $tt (eg, iim hrr-hrU man and th" n-rftoTarw tvAfl in ori nK tu -wb- fU, tut Aua, IvU ftiv fl ! fliiI, so b ift of thoMo wil" cabaH't fiiicA and the vamps wh in f est the c'.itiii plficc in the big city IT SATURDAY .1 C'llOOKP Y'olll' Stationery To. suit yoiu- Liidiviilnnl ily. hac nil sbylcs, sizes ami ii ces. All our f'iinct lars'c slationci'V wtlaro scllinir :i( ONE-FOURTH OFF Come in ami see tlu- 1 J I . I t v ' , fonipif'TP unci hp nave itry' huxw 'J the win- L&LDHU6G0. Ti'y tho Drug Store Kli-ht For Sale ! 5-room modern bungalow, 3 lots, saragrt This is a good buy for ;somo service man that wants to use his State Loan. 1'rlee ;?3S00. New 4-room house, Just complet ed. Here is a chance to buy a home that no one has ever lived In and the price Is. right. $150 cash will bundle this. Price $1400. Xew "Van Heiioen" folium N MEN! ri 1 cw riorsneini Oxfords Cniiiili'ii' Shnwinu; l'"i' Spi-intf .lust Arrived! 1 n a ' FLOItSllKI M " Styl.' and (luility Rel'leeted in -livery Pair robnbly a little early Tor some but Its not too oarly to look tVm over while you're in the store, we navo just receiv ed iiciiiV a eomplete spring) stork In ciultci a variety of styles, iiioludliighlte and brown piteut leather as well as brown calf oxfords, w plain and siim(re toes, some an' perforated. We're sWe you'll like tlieni so we want you to see them Insucct them d pass Jucl.uinnt. Try on some if you like. They're hvm ov un i nghli a, wiVt "e'ro s ; them aiulVldths now Viced "I (' X In all gin's yours early. They arc all If you're hard to fit, bettor get SVld Here Exelusivelv in La Clrande WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD 5-rooni modern I paved sttt'ot. This1 uiid tho location :$2C0O. 5-room jrU'dern lEtrent, jtaraf.'V lull !wash trays. Do You WANT to Own? A a-aer tiael. near Tacoiun, Wash. HaH n 7-ruum liousn, very nood. Hen. houHe, JllM) hen capacily, miiiiII stable, a Miiitll hntihc for pulletH,worMlhfm?y larjie store house ami ti-uit lioune. on wfii. i.anu mi to uvst vaeuuie.s 01 gooU hlKtrict, close lo ihh school aiuL Htreets. Ideal home. Out block paved road. Mouse fleet rk- lighted. tir.uide. ski-: i s. Ccmcrete cistern an' trull, and berries. More. Place corner n t w from car line, 1i mile tuii WIN consider 5 iicicn ne;i L;i fMfl 14 S N. LA GRANDE INYESTMENT COMPANY Reliable Agents for ftvliablo Tnsui'aneo Companies 1113 Adams Ave. riione Jfain V' I home, just oft Is a good place good. I'rlce ugalow, paved basement with' 4-room houscX furiashtAJ, big lot 60x110. Tho paVy tjiat owns this place wants to miliiway and will sell now for $1700, I have money to lonn on first class farm security. Geo. H. Currey Phona 200J Real Estate Insurance i (TiWriinii)rili1 Welders of All Metals Y Cars THE BEST EQ'JirPSD IN EAST OREGON nder RccindJin Cranksht Rxrta(tlnt FDitons, Vision lungs, Piston Pin i an 'fr Mm TraciVs of All Makes Overhauled Ws are qu 1 a, v biaeWork of Alt Ktnda cuiand manned by experta tde abovf work. LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R, W. Leighton, Prop. HUGH n NEW TREASURER When "Uncle Johnnie" Prawley, af ter year- and yearn of public work, announced to the court that he would re inn hi-t office of county tri-asurer lut-aue he wan unable from a phys ical Kluudimihl to longer look after the duties, search was immediately beur for a suituble man to fill the vacnivy. While the work K not ardiious it is highly important and accuracy is e s on t iit I. The county court selected Huph Mc- 'aI1, m h Orniniv bov, who was born nd rawed n the valley und wu4 for nuuiNcr of ?cars connec ted with the F (Iraotli NaUoitnl bank, tuter mov ing to Co, when hp had ehue of the ( nte baiik, to fill the a,any.. My Telephone Vo I want "jrt call a neighbor Just to ask, hti fur ;i loan. With alacrity ,1 ImsUmi To toy trusty teieplione. :st v-Viie in hii-diVs cU-i for lunclinnn to hmJ bare, i lines a sliest And ttie A call upon iiivl teh-plionc limures tho uViiiul Mr Am I tired, hovej and And a friend wouul chct-r tjte hour My telephone w it brine Her: ith tlH womlroi- in.iv'.f nower. "u,7 I ion if y? leer tjie ll I'KAf III IIS COI I.KliK KIUVfJU. , M ANS. A I'd. Mitui.. Fob. li. Fire of It is a goo.l tiling mat they wall .unknown origin Smav destfi.ve.f the eel until the price of pi.'per ram i main building of !ie ijlankato 'lVt,- down perore tney proposed to II: l P, v college at0 a loss AtiwajcA M nil thu C'lilnoe tieatlen.0 j00,000, 0(a 0 0 . n If a dinner 1 a A (id for lime am vrrb'preeil, I rely upon my telephone To sumincei nil the miesM. Iu the darkevt of uiKbt's shadows It fulfUla Its ):ieatet minion. When to a lutferiuc ono It brinpA The family physician. In short, the thiiit;.i it doe? for us Would tike much space to men tion : TliMi H'i not a m ord of pr.-i te loo grt Ver tUi martaluua iuontiou. - Siwiiiine ieliv. Home Independent JelephoneCo. o o iW33BBBaBaBBHHsawtMBmai ''2 1 o)i o imaii a lightattachment. a useful sick room con trivance, and as the name indicates, it dims-a-lite is desired. it also1 prevents one from being confused if around at night. SOLD at te i Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company . . o " o O O i O O o O , o 1
