La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 08, 1922, Image 4

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    L: OT.ANBE EVENTXa OBSERVER
O
c.r.irl.v. F.-lTiinrv 8, 1022
Che Observer
IN THE OLD HOME TOTN
The rorum
PAflTC FOUR
A imii;'i:mii;m' m: ni'API.u.
1'uMIkIk-U dully mid weekly at 1.&
Orande, On-ijnii, by 1, lira ml e Kven
lUtf Obst'rvi-r I'uhltslilriff Comiiany.
Jtltl'vM-: IKNNIS, IMHt.r.
Kntert-d at ihe
Oregon, h Mi
I (nt of i n l t.n Orandu,
fund (Mit Mail il titter.
Addri'tN nil cninmunieniioui to THK
ohii:k i;n, l iu Admits Ave, Ij
Clrntidu, ( H't'iftm.
CITI AM Col N TV OFFICIAL
On nl- ni ottu-r I'tttf Orepon Hotel
Ft and, lr timid; AlultuoiuuU KavH
Btand, Forinimi.
bl IU( Kll'l ION HAINAN
lly furrier.
Illv, p-r month ..-76o
Dally pt-r three iii'Mitlm t-K'.ii
Dally, P"T nix mo.. In ndvanca .4.6
Dalr', sinp!" citpy 5c
II y .tin II.
Dully. !"r year, in lenam-e fVOO
Dally, fix months In ih1vhii-o ........ S -. f0
f)llv, ihree inomli.-, in advance .fl.Sj
Dall'v, per iinMiih -..60c
tv..iklv ()liMi'vii'-SI;ir. hv mall.
per your. In ml va neo $1.(11
jiii:miii:ii of ssm iatkii I'm:.
TIio Associ.ieti 1'irsfi U exeluil vel v
(ntltlrd to n.-- f-r i.ulIiiati"ii of all
tietVH dlK;it'li'f tTfiiitfd to It or ii"t
tJierwi.-i rmfilfd in thlH pupcr, and
Kino tli li'i ni new iniMi-dti-d UoTeln.
All rfphts of r.--mhlii utifii of Kpecial
dUpatcht-M lnre ul.-n me r. served.
Bible Thought. For Todaj
Tin;' third commajshmknt.-
Tlnm blialt nut take t ho name of
t lie Lord thy God in vain; fur the
Lord will not hold hint ft u lit lews
that tnkt'th his namej in aln.
fcxodus 20:7.
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VEUKLf CURiCw OFFtCE. VOpXY v-
Editor Olwener: 1 have not writ
ten for several days and the rc-unor.
ha been that I guess I x huvhi(f
Ukj good a time. Am now taking ir
some of the best resorts and am plan
ning to go to C'atalina Island, also to
S4in Uiego and auiom to Mexieo,
where they say they make the wiid cat
wililer.
Tourists are coming in now by tho
traintoad. Seven hundred arrived on
one train the other Cay. Went In
Santa Monica yesterday and had a
sixty-mile free ride, free dinner ot
sandwiches, potatoes, leans, bread nnd
butter and fine coffee. Forty of us
were on one cur or aut- 'bus. It was
a fine trip and we passed the scl
diers' home, alf-o the beauty s-pot of
Ix)s Angeles Hollywood where I
Doug ami Mary and all of them make I
these picture bird'
Yard Wide Outing
Flannel
Striped Pattern, Sieci;irat
Bill
Secretary Hughes
Anrerica's great luau has accom
plished results.
Charles Kans Iliih'hcs has done
what President Wilson paved he
pictures.
have fine homes. Kairbunk
Hart, and Chaplin have palaces. The !
niilliuiiaii'cu have iKimesl here, too, j
luilc a number are on high mojr.-1
tains, so high thut you can hardly see j
them. Others are further down and
have ornamental gardens and sr.:ub-!
bery. From SL'.ju,(K:0 to a million is I .
the cost ol the.w line home..-, and it
."..b ...... ...... i,v, i-.l-i ftin.e iue Hiiiiisnce. con- woumi iaKe a ciiaiHic Komlc valley ;
nnd good Ulan lu the position he 'eicnccs can Help, liut nearly all such wheat farmer quite a while to buy one. j
now occunles" (nid is necessarily partial, distant aai lu Angeles is anything but .love1, !
general, leaving me nig tasK oi re- as some people suppose. Climbing I j
This was months ago before the construction in each case for the in- steps to some of the city's sections is' lij
peace parley had been called. How J'vj'l";l or firm or business gioup. usual, and at one place they have aj !l
ucmng mil oi me stump is a pnv- cog road charging a cents to ride in ,
en .nr. iiuju tueu up liio biaies- . . ,. . ,. , ,, , .
man is best understood now that and the principal reason why the ing double tracks for street ram an i
of
way to do. but like all first trials jtion among decent people everywhele
.1... .1....:..;... v..-l,;......
Mr. Wilson took In i u .." .. ..... ..
arms conference to uphold the oid in-
and failed to j tcrnationa! law in its application to
(the submarine. It is put on record,
with all the emphasis that can be
at a big thin
too much territory
get results.
the remarkable International results Process is dragging so is that so sidewalks for pedestrians. Sum.
many people seem to regard it as al- the mountains right in the city ar
together a public matter. Experience covered with sage brush, making' them
during the Inst year or two suggests appear n dark brown in color,
that almost any business concern can We" also on this trip passed by the
start itself on the road to prosperity AmUissador hotel, a ne.v joint where
again, in spite of untoward conditions.' the millionaires stop. A sign is hang-
by facing the situation manfully, mak- iv.g out which reads, "Thirty dollar..
mg the inevitable cefiation, improv- Per Day and L'p." I am not st
ing its business method, tightening at that hotel.
up us organization and getting down SAM BltOaKS,
to haul, intelligent work.
havo been accomplished.
War Piracy Outlawed
There must be a sc;ise of satisfa-.--
'Pl'iiV
Profiting by the mistake of the
given by the five leading naval pow
former president Secretary Duplies ,.rs of the world, that nnv war ves
formiilMed nlans for a ni. o con- j is under obligation not to attack
ference that did not reach too far.
Ills judgment of what could
jmeivhant vessel without giving due
jwarning, searching the merchantmen
be to make sure of its character an!
done was sound, for it has been 'saving iis crew and passengers if it
; is to be sunk. The fact that a sub
done, Hs did not expect to cllin-.mani, (..,nm,tj wilh ssfi,ly ,0 hey
inale wars lor all future time, for self, abide by these rules, is declared
Stvretary Hughes knows that can
not be done until the milienioia ar
rives.
lih a pel iod herein
to make no oilference; if the submar
ine canno; obey the law in prvyini;
on commerce, it mu.-t not prev on
But be oil crave to iMab- commerce.
ar would be 1 crasuc wnng biimui nil--
. agreement is its nrovisj.m that nnv
almost Impossible and nations could jiU,a,)iri.-.0 ,.ffi(er who breaks th'.
turn from the building of mar ships lules, whither of bis n initiative
. . . , . ,i i. or under orders from superiors, shall
and war materials and put their ' '
, be deemed to have violat.nl the laws
iflort toward rehabilitating the in- f war Bnj w Hat,!t. !o trial ar.j Pun-
iishn.ent for piracy.
So that s that, t.erntanv -
dustrial moiid.
This he has dene and ull
jirwriass powers tave noi wu WHT are swept asr'e.
huarledly .icaed the treaties, but - for l"-!vst assassins of a:
. , . , . . . ,:a:ity neroairer is madi
.....eu w.r .'.iii luaiii'iis Miiuie.e 10
tbu mailer. this wise ruling. Here is a fine
. lo we i..:eciale I tic Krealuttf id icKanr for the Lei.gae of Xatw-r... to
llr. Heches?
Amoria ii.a-st, lor he is one of
the. birccM iii.ui tlie viiiT kl lias pro-
diwed. As a 7ja:iun ve are em n '
Miss J yum l.vi.c tiii's' ti el I iiur-ru
THE OFFICE CAT
I I JTHITja
firL'ir.c ntnu-iilu'n duiii.L the i.iV:
half Whr fire gu'i'Ttt a.) V Iin:ss'.ni. :i
5ure tn-
, ' yir mtTit x he work tf t In W u .-h
i o
'. Marriage and Ambition
Cl IIIOI S.
ShopkijH-r "What can I do for
you, my hoy?"
H 'V- -'"ricaf t I've calY,J almut your
iidvrrtirepHru for a man to rvtail
"Yv. aiiti do yoa think you could
o iho wo; k ? "
"Oh, ru, jr!
know hvv the
liut, I ov.ly want to
t.narivs loot their
to luTo Vi'.'i.p LLd c find our
htTO lilUT VjJ I ijMl.'itV tn-t-U
liit bt-J tioiM Li;ii:g tj'fViM ular. Mr.
w ho ou:; o;k rales i tlijin cf
h-'-ttis with ni'lwti'jc ueoet-, tK...
"no v err.;.? c-f mi; ia'i e arA r,M
pen' ckt fcffoni to pt piarriid."
HujJjt- hut, Joue Ins oik guui:y tiiu wi-nifaa to lose faith in h-r
ro.Mi-v:
I i-an't m'ike
FACTS AHOfT WJGS, j
Kditor Observer: Replyinpr to the
party who sipns himse.i ".Member of
Kastern Oregon Poultry Association.";
With clue respect to his pin-anty in :
nuikiilff the statements that apixtire I
in last night's Observer, while Ii- ; '
statements miht be triu? as referr-!
inr to some partieular parlies, the i
fuet remains that his remarks are
contrary to the actual situation, es
pecially as it peitains to the mer-'
chant - in frenernl. While I have n i
authority to speak for any otbe'.
except myself, I mutt say the article
as referred to is contrary to genera;
conditions as they exist and I am
quite sure that this associatirn mem j
ber's statement would not be sanc-.
tioned by the membership of the poul-l!
try as(K-iaTion.
The st.itcmcr.t that Gmndo P.on.'.e ;
valley epss are beinp crowded out of
La tiianiie markets to quite an ex
tern uy cneap lorcijrn epsrs is a mis
statement. The netuai facts, as I know them
to be, are as follows: That we have
always encouraged home Production I
by payinc a premium on Grsii
Ror.de products. ;it
That at the present tirnt we i.
actii;Jlv niivirf from ..n i, fif I"f
ceiit-i more per dozen than the 1 .:
land market is offering and yet v,
are not able to pet supplies enou.:h
to take care of our trade in the f..ce
of this exceptional offer.
H0UVEK1ZEU GUoennV.
Your Favorites Are
Here!
('reams, Puwdors, ISoiijj, JVri'iunes
Ami All Toilet Accessoru'S
It would be surprising, if you really know
how maay women buy their .toilet requisites
here. Our prices are exceptionally low and
our FtocKa are always complete with all the
e wry-day necessitiea.
Here are jilet a few articles always found
in our stocks:
Pi:it!'t MKS
Djer Kiss, ounce . .X
I.ov Me, ounce . . . .X
Azurea, ounce X . .$1.35
Illue Kose, xuuce
Rogers and Gallet
ielba, ounce . . .
Vnksha, ounce . . .
1WVDKHS
Djer Kiss .
Azurea . .
Marinello
Molba
I.ov' Me ...
Iijer Kiss Toilet "Water
Melba 'Toilet Water .,
Yaksha Toilet Water ,
Oriental Cream
Complete stocks of Marinello creams, cold
and vanishing creams, talcum powders, Cutex.
rou?e, puffs, tooth pastes, brushes, soaps,
shampoo soaps, etc. Your phone orders will
be piven the same prompt attention as iu oth
er departments.
X. TV
s.:::.::::
V . J2.50
uunco A11.S5
.... V1-25
50c and J1.00
f 1.25
60c
50c
75c
! . J1.35
$1.00
J1.50
J1.35
25c yd.
Hero are striped online,. SB inches do
in good qualitv, suitable for gowns and p. -aiua,
The constant demand for that 36 Inch
width keeps us busy securing iua.lt ties suffi
"lent to meet the demands at the right price.
The "Nemo" Circlet
A New Special Number
$1.00
''Nemo''
Circlot
Others
Ti, iii,.(. who know the
.1.1. -in ...... r.tt iintivo olferlng.
should uciuai.il themselves with this new mod
ern brassiere.
It Is real lv an Improvement over the or
dinary brassiere It is fcelf adjustable and
there are no hooks and eyes, it simply slips
over the head, fastens ut thy waist and shapes
the upper part of the figure into flat fash
ionable lines. , ,,
This Circlet Is in pink only, sizes to 40.
See window display.
Priced now at !." ,
P1I0KX1X" PL'KK SILK HUSH
69c
Still about one-third of the original 600
pairs of "Phoenix" silk hose left. The great
quantities sold In such a short time are suffi
cient proof to us that they were values.
They are seconds, or hose that are slightly
defective. ReKUlar first quality soils for f 1.20,
so these are practically half price and in, most
instances you can find almost perfect hoso
ill the lot. They are an brown and black, a
good quality silk and a lisle garter top. All
sizes now while any remain at tillc pair.
No exchanges or refunds every pair sold
as seconds.
FOOT COMFORT SKUYICE
In Our Shoo Dopaninont
If you suffer from tired, achiiiK feet, corns,
rallftiises, weak or fallen arches, or any of the.
hundreds of forms of oot troubles, call at our'
shoe department for an examination. It costs
you nothing and Is often of great benefit to
the sufferer.
Our shoe salesmen are trained to care for
these difficulties nnd Are prepared to give re
lief to every weakness.
Ktfuiemher this service is FRKK. You pay
nothing but the cost ot appliances, or rem
edies ;t needed.
Ill
tv ' I
the Arcwlo Theater on Satur- Portland
and Sunday nights. Every item ' gradually became weaker,
fifteen1 sweetness, was aisposeu
lime.
Despite skillful care he
of this 1 The funeral services took place
out your
at a;!, Mr. Sre 5etms t.t
i-f. rr.cumatic joints and
p:u;ncd iavk and a curved
a. lie niiiy ueier
, ;u ll.at i& luc him.
liiwe ii iva
reci-n e tl.t
he o;;:J be iiji.udtd. t;;l
jut I be Jn :m llit- r i :il M..It - mail
ill go ii.iv n in h.M ory io,e vl
Ait wit a't most U-:j)iJ.inl, iiK.--t iU:i
ut:;t iLuj vui;!.; cuiiil'ckM U li
lt:..
iintm!
of ho
it-.-au-e ,-Kc (i-v; -r
hnr ;:i.t - 1:1 11.
womi.i in pi;
u.'i d.t;:Lcrous
II l:., re I ;
bve :,..!. ii .
L& wwk, ii
Men
Win a l'ii
C.le .! U;v
l;o.i. c! Knt
1 & ptwuiiit i.t
1 :
ue.., rtliiM.'d li'oni W
sttul inotitlis iiiv a't.r i"..ivil.i; a
louleienie viii. .s-irrLiry ll.u.iLi-s
011 li.l-.:.;.. vi::,,l i,I:.urs m w.'.uh
Ml. llu)d Vis li.te.'e.-'l Jf be s-id
ol the s. -crctary:
'1 bale st.-.vl Iu ti c ; r.f. .Tte of
iii.i!.y i: ,!i. a t. .!::. , r of le..d;:i:
men if 1:., r.ition; I h.:- li.ar.i
them t.ilk nr.. I n..t-d th. ir d. Her
ein trnits .nut t!ii.ti:.r. p.ut t;ret
II Ull' 111.' ).. e 1 t L'1-itl..-sS
of a 111 111 i. .,:!.. I. :-..; i:;i..n
mi; Ins presciui. I t); - i -lo-SS
tit Seelet.iiy K ili-s. Hs tii.iU
ller anil bearitli; :.ti. SiM.osl i:ule.
scrlbible. Ho litis uue up he
I110tue.it be sols t i i'l lll'i.n one; be
tlrillis ilelilier.itciv b:it aicliatelv
anJ there Is no lost mot ,m on hi
psrt either In mind or body. It
Wi aid not be proper to say that!
Si retury lli'i li s b.. i n divlno In
fl. "lico on 111 n,ut nii'i'.ustiituiil'ly
b.O lH,el. s is u'lllost i(pinr, i,.r P
ti jook on iinu i t ome sivs the ! '',
Jj jireistiin ofriilil lli;.g rod',,
i;'..i;.n-. It rr.uk
iirx." She b.-:-e',i
love for a carver," ;
;'i iud biiii,,. tr.t-re i '.s crvat
''.n !c M". f'-r M:
:er eun statiw.:ii t
era!, she is Ilc.v.ii:
"u wonu.n of Hiit.Jtne and it,.''i-lijeni-e
ran afford t-j (ret mar: u !"
Rtxil ! What, t.Vn. vojld h.tp;KT
to the rtv.'n " ? And tc the chiitiren
A Mi to tr.e race? Ar.d to the won.i"
h, ;ne!vf ?
M-!'V a r.i.ir. h.i r :i ii.t-.i L'n .i1:h
.wi'.i.h wa- later:, in h;m, i-ui woij; 1
-ver hnvc N n ret!tr.ei, urile -n:v,-t
i iTt'i'! ,c ar.'l caiMie wona:i hal y
ttKhm.i tim aihI p;v-hei him up t.'.c
.Lii-r, y.,- of the wo'M'.- .i'i;.j
i!:er; h.-.ve att n.'utvti their siivve. s 1.1
their w!es tr their mojrier.
hot i. a. o ten;i:'!y r, e : .
have l;i:n!
tout,
i-pme,
ttilkine: I k-ow what it is, Doc.
ihe wa-i re a .':n in our co.-v corner
a-d fell asleep. Way.-ide Tales.
IHGH SCHOOL N0TESu,,r the "mBrlis oC thoir nriiu,uon
Tiie senior pIilv "Clarence" re-; remetery there.
hearsals are running as smoothly j He is survived by his mother,
ad possible. The cast is devoting i Mrs. E. J. Bartmcss. and by four
a Koed deal of its. time lo petting ; sisters and three .brothers.. Thev
t:uir parts down pat and the. etrriy I
tart they aie gettin promises well
aire Mrs. AW I.. IVwey, and Mrs;
Ted . Leavttt of. Portland ; Mrs. An-
! na "Weathers if t.a flrnmlf .1 in
m roruiuiu luesaay ai z . a ciock Bartmess, of Deeth, Nevada; Char
utiu u was interred in ino iurK ; ,iS Harimfj- nf
'ortland and Mrs:
Georpe Abbict; of Uoise. j
The deceased -is well known . id
La Graiide and many friends moura
his untimely death. i
liWK Vol" iim; IN Ol ho.mk?
W;l. n;e lhnijrs are cvmi.iir down.
Aniir.ai.-. ur i!:.-ta:u-e. Notued a siiri,
on Van lUire.tu ;rto': 't'a:ue!s fur
13 ccr".t or tui for ;;," ctnt:-."
Many pupils arc absent from
studies 0 wini: to colds. The ab
sence lir-t is very hiph and incltide.-:
several teachers. Misses Ksther Koh
rer ami Angela Howler, two of tin
hita st hooi instructors, were :ib
sent yesterday on account uf sickness.
siioOid :
ClJiOI tc
i:-s
ON TilK CONTRARY.
Ira: sent: "iv.,i that v.
iiitMiv1;
: st.ipt: "D-ii
'uU tnjuht
lUi'i
iiui".:
"Mercy, i;n! ( u r';i..l:ng the
let that j w;aj.:d around thi
Ue he k 't to :ii'.re diseases.'
James Cnker is a much wiser ;ra !
mote experienced lad since return
ing from the branch line basket
ball trip. At Wallowa Lake he-wa
(iirions to find out if a certain
section if be would hold bis manly
frame. Ho found out that t!i
O-'i'th of the water was a!?out fie
feet, .tn.l as a result trudged about
a mile in a mantle of -icicles.
Harry Bcortmess of...
Portland Passed
Away on Saturday;
Was a Tornier Uoidenl of l,a
(iraiule and Has Many Ii lends
- Iu This Cily.
Harry liartnus. formerly a Ua j
Crande boy. passed away at the
home of his sister, Mrs. W. 1.
Sunday morning at four
' "-
Gairs
I Where Y
-1
terras
Iew
o'clock. He formerly worked iu
the O.-W. shops here and contract
ed tuberculosis and was taken to
P.oise for treatment and then to
TJn 1;..'.
ii
"I'iHr man!
iiUt el u v '
"I v.i L'l.rn in IS
long have you
1 1
hc'vT
th-.r.ks l
.in it.
i :v
a:c
M.-th
de-evn'l c';vo f'.ll:
A
v ;th
hli
.f I
"iir,: 1,
ii the i!
worn;!
tti.l I v
:: 'Vis.
if I'm t
me p'av
1 ? "- W:
Tal-
Th- student body "Ila.k ward
rarty" will be held on Kriday ec
nm 1; (if this week, " Kin a I pp'p.U'
ati.ms h.ne been made ami every
thing is ready for the evening's
jollity. .eoral unum-- ami thrill
hie surprises have been pro;-arr d
for the attendance- vs Inch wiii he
Mriitly student body memhers
liekle devil a,lt t!'"'v ar prepared to hav-
ife time of their hes.
. r. w hen 1 pet to
y with tne li;t!c
iarling-, y.u wiij."
. ! diMi't you fink.
. very (1hh!. th
.Ith
j 1
1 For Sale
olir Credit Is Good
Use It
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
My Teleph one
le.
f-T I',.-'
Of v.hlM
en, mu
eratH't.
KKL t U SK TOR COMIM. VINT
"i ; 1 i had !con U-l.ie; ucii-'n:-
t:-iJ'-'y t.".i- b:aiitJl of her employer,
an ei.jerly li-hn. He was a ba,-h-e-or,
v y f . . hl.ous aoout hi !.!'et
jv;d oene-i i''e cc!u;ve ue of h;
He t r
iru. h ;;''k.'',
"Wr..t .1;
The A. 0. S. held a candy sale
at the hii;h school yester.iay noon
to dispose of tha remaining sdnk
left oa baud afterj their candy sale
d the maid with
e me nn-;,
.: :;e th: beh
M.try.
::! mv
pft
t h r .
ar 1
hesa gen
Whoin tte Li'.M ii-;ps
"All ovel
'sS v,lt,!
I. -:.ys.
l'Ofi d;
itli in th.
l.im istio
0 l.a. I
of t
i;i sisks si iit.KUY.
fester. er: "Tloj car Jlloo v
U'.i a n.ir a.'u you a-ked 1''
U f. Hie 10, , ;
A.:t: I T.-.i-i.i oj.i: t io.w,
Wv et.. f ...e overitcail to put
Ml-hc, o i; f.f. I'.en Me
tile 1 :it:i! c; 'i ne Use bv rv:i
: tf the t.-.,:i. I'im'.- we ! r:
tc i'U ai c.
si t.v
... 0
' - - -l o
fin
Ivic.
10 in. Dolble Disc
Coll!
mhia
Recs
Are Nov
75c
W. H. Eohntaivamp
Compaity
fi-rnom modi
Liii';ii. This
son.e service
uso his State
New 4 -room
ed. Hen- is
home that no
and the pric
v.iil handle
ii-room
pa ed stref
and the 1
U'tifo.
;-roo:n
treet, cerate
wa.-h trays.
n (bungalow. 3 lots, ;
s a good buy for
.an that wants to ;
,oan. Trice JoSuO.
just complet-
buy a
r lived in
$150 cashj
mc, just oir
a good place
good. Trice -
bucahiw. paved
lull basement with1
f!i o use
i chance
ne has ei
I is runt
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4-room bou.-e furnishell. big lot
i"lin. The party that owns this
place wants to move away and will
-ell now for JlTi'O.
I have money to loan r
'class farm security.
first
Geo. Ji. Currey
Fhona
Do I want to call a neiitlibor
Just to ask her for a loan,
With alacrity I hasten
To ijy trusty teleiilione.
Hoes : itue.t come in for luncheon
Anilithe larder's vlean ami bare,
A cay lipnn'niy telephone
need till fare.
bored and lonely?
fad would cheer the hour
tt'pl.one win brins her:
Vithlts wondrous nude power.
I? a tinner I am elvins.
ifd for time am sore ilenres,.,!
1 rely upon my telephone
To summon all the guests.
In the darkest of night's shadows
It fullills its greatest mission.
When to a sufferiiiK one it brings
The family physician.
In short, the thincs it does for u.
Would take much space to men
tion; There's not a word ot praise too
proat
'or this marvelous Invention.
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