La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 18, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextT.W.iTK...yVFATiyff OP.SERVKft Snhirilnv. Ffhnmw 13. 1?22 Cbc Obscnvcn IN THE OLD HOME TOWK PAGT3 FOUR I if.- f an imii;im:mh;.nt m;vni'ai'i:ii. Juhlilnii dully and wuukly at Ia Grand, Oregon, by J. a (IranUe Kven lDff ObHcrvcr ruhllKhltiic Cnnnmny. JlltUC'ld DKNNIH, Keillor. Entered at the l'osluifle iU La Crando, GrtKn, h Hi'cond Claw Mull Matter. Addren nil coiiimuniriillnna to OH8KH VKlt. 141ft Adiiina Ave.. Grande, Orepon. CiTV AM) ( IH'SiTy Ol'FlVlAb nn ln In mher cltleu UreKon Hotel NeW Bli'Tiil. I'm Hand! Inipurlal Nam Hlnl. l'ortlnllli: MuUnuroih NeW Btanu, Portland. SLIIRC IIIl-i ION HATUS. lly Carrlfr, Pally, pT niontb Dally, per three month n..,,:. ..... .1 n In mlvnlillA Dally! alntrlo cuiiy Bc .7Cc 12. Kb 14.60 lly -Un II. Dally. PT yonr. In advance 15 00 Dally, nix munlh. In nilvnnco i.6li Dally, throo iihmiIIik, i" advance Dally, pit innnlli - 'oc Weekly obwrviT-siar. by mall, per year, In inlviiwo - M.0 HKIHIIiOH E AMOCIJTKU I'HIISS. 'J'ho Aiiaociiicd I'rem U onclmlvely entitled to iiho for imhllcRllon of all news dlapali'hea credited to It or noi otherwlne credited In thin paper, and alao the locnl new piihllhed therein. All rluhtM of ru-piihllcutlnn of special dlHpafcli.'tf here nlo uni reserved. La Grande's Own Talent Noted for many good' things I.u Crando takes no second plate nnionc tlio clllch of tlio uorthwust in jiiUHlcal circles for liere wo have Jiof only tlio lilijlily trained voltes but also havo a number of cxcel Jerit singers, all of whom have join ed In tho comic opera, "llulbul," to be presented at tho high school uudltorlum Monday und Tues'day evenings of next4, week. ",' ' V Tho ' entire "piosaini' la full: of merriment. It in a gloom dlspeller lu tho fullcHt sense of tho term. f you are tired of mind, worried about business, fearful of another war, soro on the price of wheat, troubled in any manner whatsoever. r attend the comic opera both nights. The Unit night you will enjoy it in a general way and tho adcond night you will appreciate tho work of cacJi individual, all of"' whom uro our homo people. :" It is another event sponsored by tho Neighborhood club which "qIotie guarantees its merit, but in addi tion to this guarantee' Wo might add that Mrs. A. I... HU'hurdson, on6 of eastern Oregon's ; most' ap- nreckitcd vocalists, is director of the-' music, and Mrs. S'orinau Frees. highly cultured lu dramatic art. will direct the dramatic features, nil of which doubly Insured the excellency of tho romlc opera. Tha earnings of the opera, what ever they i be, will go to that very worthy; cause of assisting the edu cational fund for young ladles, a department Unit has nut only1 been .of. 'great benefit to girls who were endeavoring to go through college but also lias been a source of great comfort to tho ladles of tho Neigh borhood who know their work it getting results and Is along tlie light lines Insofar as it aids the youug, . . , , -: ''' ' L- 'v ii -iy'" about) s N . I I w T j- . I 1 .'.jVoiTFEW' rr i '-..VBHONOy. t-ys--f yy-e DUUIflCiAN EXCITNJ GAM EOF CHECKERS IN THE BOARD OP TRADE ROOMS TODAY 1 JOE HULK HAD HIS KAT CRUSHED - of 25 years, then forecast tholr condition forty yettrs hence, or ot tho ago of Cf : Thirty-six are dead, ouo bus become rich, four have be come comfortably fixed, five are still working by tho day to care for themselves, and tliov remainder aru dependent upoii charity, either public or '.private, ' fat', an existence. , , : ' 1 i . 1 1 " I I H -.THE OFFICE CAT T. y jrj!trc I - 1 L 'Ml entirely too much of it being' done now. iiini) i.oui:. 'Well, if France can't make a deal ! with the iove, iirudencc would sun- Kent that she get on good terms witn the stork. A 'child is a stomach entirely sur rounded "by curiosity. EDITOIl DROPS A DKMCATE HINT There i$ a $mall matter which .$ome of our $ub$cribor$ have Seemingly forgotten. To u$ it i$ nece.??ary in j j our hu?ine.?$. e are very modc?t and do not wi$h to Speak of it. Death lurks in white corn liquor, says Louisville prohibition agent, anJ he ought to know. P. S. We, Junius, think this is very (rood, tor the reason ask the P. D. Probably there i$ nothing quite so unimportant in the world as the things father needs when nil the rest of the family is clamoring for new duds. Please Don't Misunderstand Thero seems to be a misunder standing regarding tho Homo Char ity l'uiid of the lied L'ross which begins Monday morning,' lu that Huilio hold to tho belief that the nitmi'y to bo raised 1h for tho pur pose of reclaiming the delinquent young. Tlio Oregoiiian correspond ent lu La :raude sent lu such a story and that has probably had mime effect in making a tew form that belief. This Is la mistake. While every effort will be used to sae any girl or boy, for lhat Is as much tl function ot the lied Cross as II .Is to care lur the e-scrvice man who. Is down and out, the fact re mains that the luml to be raised will be ii sod to feed and clothe tlio pour people of I. a tlramlo. 11 W'Ul be used to provide fuel and do what Is needful to keep the home together and render liionaui assis tance to those whit aft lu need of 11,' Nothing more .etthy rouid he vuggesteii becuu-e i-h.irlty work Is essential, no matter how linc-h one may bellcvo .tlu.t i'ctolu should ciyo fur himself. There la always a percentage ivho iioed help at times and netl It vcy iM-ily. There lire children nOl .liV who Iti, il shoea, f Hit tfi'i'il tni and wo are onr lunrefn K't" 1 a rtuiK rv.'iit. It l.'t. these p lli)Sivi lhat t' i " b"l"U , SMILE! .,: ' - ' " The thing that poos the fa.thejst Toward inn king; ife worth while, That costs thti least and dot Uie nv)at Is just n pleasant niil',- ) The nmile that bubhlc i fium (he heait, That loves its fellow mon Will drive away the fluud of ploom And coax' the sun again. H'h full of worth and Koodnosa too, With much of kindnett . Llont, It'vworth a million dollars iAnd doesn't co.-t a cent, . riiiloKnphpnt tell us that naif tho wnrld don't know what the other h;tlf are doin. liet they haven't t:iei to pet a job this winter. , KememlM'r that old-wirior out Ivtma with the bjinds drawn, haircloth furni ture, olil easel sittin' in the comer with grandpa's picture on it', and, tho way you felt when .Ma Kent you in there to not something after nitfht had fallen? J' I. R says: Some fellers idee ' socialism is to set round all the time, and tell how the. other feller mudu his money. Whie 'treating 'of the subject of par ental responsibility for children it is well not to overlook the fact that a youngster is I'- under some obliga tions to his 'or her parcuW and should be held accountable. l'dullc'ton Kast Oregonian, LET II A U KNOtOH AI.ONK. We are not in favor of a law pro hibiting cigarette smoking; there is Some mathematical wizard has fig ured1 it all out that a man spends two and one-half years in lacing his shoe-. What does the bird want to do, go barefoot? LEARNED BY ACCIDENT. (By a School Kitten.) Robert, who was very cold, had bee;i Shivering, at which his friend at tho next desk said; "Robert, stop your shimmying!" -"Me, shimmy? Why I didn't know I could!" HIGH SCHOOL NOTES A short assembly was held yes torday morning, in tho nudttortum atttuuled by the entire student body. Mi-fT.1 Lee Warnick, presldont of the Neighborhood .dub, announced the presentation of the operetta, "llul bul" to be Riven in tho lilli school auditorium on next Monday and Tuesday and also explained that' the proceeds would be used for the K'ducutlonul Belief Fund. 9 The Most Distinctive ; ; l ' Frocks ' 11 Our Shoe Department ' ' -t-t Early sPrin DisPlays Offers New Spring ,-? of Wearing Apparel Modes in Footwear " .jXJ frf V For Milady of Fashion jjljj To Meet the Needs of Fashion . Are Now in Readiness j '-c Ji'.s- n-r r . . i ww stmfsi ysrMmmm : mmmm- i f J This Store is the Exclusive Distributor of These ' " Famous Dresses in this Territory! Wo consider It a crent honor to lfe nolo to offer to our customers theso fninotia dresses they've been rendiiif," nhont In VoKtie', Tfio' '. I. nrl les Home Journal, and other kindred publications. Many women havo already responded to-our first invitation to see , them and all have been ml . greatly pleased lu .their distinctive styles. II , llll Wo-are wurg'that all who visit here will not wonder at the Interest shown in them . their c-r.i Interest will bo Immediately changed to enthusiastic attention. i:. ' Sprlne; SllhoiietWsJ Tlie. latest fabrics! The provocative colors, of a riotous season! All Hero in dlstiiiciivo I'epyy Pnlao rrocks. ' They are moderately priced from f 38 to JG5. Mease remember; wei. are, solo distributor; of these, dresses in this territory, assuring you of the distinction, you .desire In your finest apparel. New Spring Suits are Here. The' New Coats for Spring Early assnrtmentH of new sprint;, suits ro Quito varidd at Here are co:its that are:riah -i it style, fabric and coior ' ; ' this time. The.-new materials anil shades aro shown In. very '.ItheV are riKht because they- exhibit Hie .season's .best. ., . i popular models each a distinctive creation. There are suits Whether "you are looking for an inexpensive. '0at .Tor '"or ; I - for eviVy. purpos' even KolfiiiK or motorlnK. dlnary wear or soiiietliiiiK better iir t'ither a coat oi' cape. .yoii. ', II rrices are nearer me j:ai icvei man ever oeiore. i unu.it uvaiu.iKcou? ninite. an eiriy soiection as r;a.stor. j We Invite you to see these new suits now the flint nr-'. I is late 'thia year uiitl'Spi'iiis cjats-'will bo well picked over .in . i rivals are always interesting, whether jou aro ready to buy' I tho next month. ,'.'-'. .".,'.: Wwt.- 1. ,..; ' , r:.- '-V vj ":V'5 ' Wees' tr at :12.50 and ran'efc upward 'to 63i "f OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results Pendleton Kfrls were sincere In ., ,., . .- . i "' " ' " " 1 'rt A poppy. yell prartleO was held at tho 'Uw'o "of Clio, etnlilh . pbrJod. ye ( oi-rlay afteruoon . iit preparalirxit for tho-rendlotoii Kernel and the name with KnterprlKO tonight. The 8tu dent body kept lip their reputation for m hool spirit and .entered whole- ketlvill tiuJU were, tit tlio station en :i' mattiieo diinc6t " which' was 'highly nearieuiy mio ino yen pun-uce. nutsse to Rrect Uieir opponents, "i no onioved. nnd at tho cIosg of tho Pendleton Kfrls were Hineere In ., ,., . .- . i When tho Pendleton cirls' sex - f their jiimt-i-ni.-iMitii nf ' ilifr flnn tetle arrived on No. 24 yesterday treatment. In tho afternoon the ,,tnnous Lvtnquoc uem ,1a the blh school members of the has- loral eirls !nvri the I'endletonians imMtle slcenco rooms. i He Lost Control I U R A N C E lUs car finally came to t stop liVf way taroutu the plati'V.lass window store. It daiuim. A wil n: enu'iV . broken axle, humlv can imnl an tu-t Itb nl nnv il Thru it yon b ed 'property In your autom snraneo, tlnv In Instead if your account p.iys tho iini' claiir.H. Vou need automubite lii ftu aneo nuanisl fire, theft, liability, property d-niiiip" and coll tt-ton. This auenry selU "Two lla'titirds" puMci'.-. IN ..v..,i i,.,A X' hem e.lX oilier lllllllis X yciir .;r I" nt llli sort V' In.Vid- V.,V,' siovJo hank dam- SECURITY IWUrAPJl-f THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH foiice Tie l.eon canio to the new world Becking the fouur tain nf youth. Youth! The nuiKic word! Youth nieuns wealth and energy, health, cleanliness and eveiiastini: slrenath. I'oiice lie l.ion did not find the fountain. Hut it Is here lu this world, for all that. James Watt, who discovered steam and developed tho steam endue, was the first to find this fountain. l' Ollov iiiR him into the new world of scielico have coma Innuinrrahlv others, studying, working, developing until tho very fountain of youth is hero at hand In tho electric light und power industry. ThroiiBh Hie application of elertric light, heat and enrrcy in matiiifaeturlui: establishments, commercial houses and In the home, unsanitary "conditions have been almost abolished. Dusttand dirt lived ot exist: excessive heat or colld can bo temrh'ivil; tension :id strain on employers anil employes and on Vuse wrr arl taken away by a hundred uiiierent uses of e't. trie power. lunumcralile its are avoldll. Above all, energy lu saved and ciierty 1 youth! Hack ot this lurlilues, whe.e w:itJ steam boilern. turbine tt-imlou lr.niini!Um able "mailer win s str. liere t ., Miintaina f elrnii Hill, it tmit l.e le, Mllions of dnll.irs liv ' put their .nlii;s into 1 l'orr Industry. Thi'iv m-e tll miiii lionie I tt otii alieie n cl ' jit c;,i.it.;l must bo lines dii.l it i ,m bo utti.uud ianl.v. Tnshun! Ex -Service Men "Vli r.iit liai'e.' tluit ; lionsc luiilt liv vtnir cum- Uidw ! will be idcasott to J'iiirti with von.. LkG-railde Construction & Supply Co. LV'J'. Ci'ciaiwoiil and Madison Rt. Thoiw 4-S.f See Wilson or Harris l I I V force are I power Isl enT!trs u: ftliiTToul ft II eWriiiiB If has! l&'ilH- Aft I'levuriti 1 J I.... C Xxt . r al lie huge dam and water used, or tho stupendous generator, wires of hisU infinite web of iiiwaoier- ver the country. vouth. Indeed! eeii ted To the amount of iTicnn rittxen who havo 3 ot the electric light and enple to he added to tlio lit and turner companies, supply their jcunltciucntR. prujent capital la treated o Eastern Oregon Ligk'&oweE In The Business World Tha man who hat ' character .1 j j i Ei ij n miu moinuuni a goou aeposn in a reli&blo bank haa many ad . We re frepared to kelp our dpoitorg a folly 'as fe baoking methods will permit. Saild pf your bunioeaa eUtaS htjt BlT baq&iaift with uo. nS3X A? GrXANDEi 0 Ii mi A -T-r i a i n a iiij AUEoN'CY ii ad ), and e hope itciyniie x the oo o t.ty will liikoHila li of it. ' '.T'4 l.re but to turn to .--tal's i e I t ll.VS. H. 1IAN01J)S. .innt(;i S'Sl io A IUINAL DANr o jOil TinEl i malhle : LA GRANDE' OrE. POT Pin-KELI'ABLE - P KOGRErSrVE O"" . , . - 'V c With ; '1 ioYSTE! o g'r;gaflPyp0gi!aasfsa! r. 3 a W Q o .A.