La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 06, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAOE FOUR L7T OTIANDE EVENTNff OBSERVER MfnV.y, March 'fi. 1022 Cbc Obscttveit an imh;iv;mi: vr m:hi'apkh. I'ublUluii dully mid weekly alt L Grande, Ornon, by l.a Grande Kveu Ins ObiH'rvt-r 1'iUjI inhlnK Company. ItHUCH DiONNIS, Keillor. ICntered at Oih J'mflol'l'ii-u at ha Orando, Oregon, an HcoiiU flaw Mali Matter. AridrpM all cninmuniiatiun to THE oh8i:uvi:h, ltiu Adam Ave.. uranut, ort-Kon. CITY AM) f'OI'VI'Y OFFICIAL I'AI'llt. On anle In other cltlea Oregon Hotl News Stand, Portland; Imperial Newi Stand, Portland; MuUiiuwan Nawa Stand, Portland. fttllM Itll'TION ItAi'US. IX Currier. Dally, per month Dally, per three month .... Dally, per fix mo.. In advance , Dally, slnKle copy 6c ii r Mull. , Dally, per ynr, In advance . Dully, six month. In advnnce ..... Dally, three month. In advance . Dally, pi-r monili - - Weekly (Mwrvtrr Str, by mall, per year, tn alv;ince -J6.00 ..15.60 .60C .11.00 IN THE OLD HOME TOWN 1 v V t r ru'. 1 --i i (5, .1 '. r,PViN,. ... . r. r. . , r ,7 I A TOTAL j , A '9 ; ' f t lAVif-liTfc i .Mr-ad - 7 . l KM 111 It Of ASS(M I A IKII ritKil". ntltled to umo for publication of all: no.-a llunnti-lK'M f-ri'rilti-d tn It Of not! otherwlwo credited In Hi in pnptr, and t alto the local nt;wa puminm-'i Mierein. All rlitbtfl of re-publUatlon of npeglaJ dlspatchrtu here nUo nr.t ruxurvd. Bible Thought. For Todaj J.IVE RIGHT TODAY BooHt not thyself of tomorrow; for thou know est not what a day may bring forth. I'roverbs 27:1. , Economy With a Rush? . p. It Is very Interesting to note the 'economy with a rush" inovciin.iit j that lias spread over candidates for office at this coming primary elec tion, i AH candidates for governor . are ! urging retrenchment, Several have been in public life) many years and they now sco where retrenchment must tome If Oregon as a slate it: to remain solvent. Jtatlicr amusl'.iK 1 TVF LARGE. OH- LAMP HANGVHN BAWOfW UiJ , S'XffiV 'fl HEAf:N- FELL LAt iuwi, JtMn, i '; W. RUINING A HALF BARREL OF CfX-KLRi. ' i THE OFFICE CAT Istato, us well and us true as the needle points to the polii, in the Interest of bis constituents on the county building of this county was. put on wheels and a greut string of oxen drew it vway to unothor ! town. What has been can be ugalu. There Is one county lit the state tbut has three court houses. There is ulwuys a lust straw to break the camel's bark. DUNHAM W'KICIIT. Medical Spring, .Mur. 3, 1'112. WEATHER GUTS ATTENDANCE Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Are Here! ffippctal to The Observer) GKANOK HALL, Mar. 6. Owing to ulfrknosH and bad wcatlier only four pupilH wero in perfect attend ance at nchoo! for the month of February. They were Lynn Smutz, Henry Deck, Martha IJcck and Mil dred Spencer. The Win. Taylor ratnily iiiovik! out to the farm from Inland City Saturday. ' Mr. und Mrs. Arch Con ley and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Golden. Mrs. Victor Haaiii and children were Sunday visitors at the home fr.li- ti,v ti i l'i airs. HiiKaiH h mieiiia, ;ur. um of L-nion county are about, as I ' Mr"; , was a few years ago when my hotel ! lr8- Wrhni BP-nt Sat- burned, out of .loors for a court ,'rday K".t wlth h,'r friu"'Js' M" house and a place for our county "ry . . . 11 c- ,.,,., , , , ,. , , . ; Mr. I'rde II Lay of. Medleu h irings orrlclals to transact tilt, county bus -1 , . . ' . , . ' who was In l.a Grande Satnrday ,.'. , ,. . .... icollectlng bounty on three coyotes llelng in that cone ton onco my-1 ., , , . .. : , . ,, , . ... ... , , when be captured in his roiuitrv self I can heart! y sympath ze wih . , , .... .,.,, , ,. , , ,, Bpent a few (ays visiting hdgar the people of L n on countv and s ,' , . : , . ,, . .. .' ' n , u , . . , . StriiiEham. Mr. Lay states that the ofllcers. But who is to b aine, and . ,, ,1.1.1.1 .,,, ... , . , , snow Is threei feet on the Imel at what Is tbo cheapest and best way . , , , ,,. . ... the present lime In 11s locality. Tor us to get under cover again.' ....... 1 ... ,1 .. 1. 1 ....... , 1 I.asf.Saturdav evening Mr. and Why it Is cvidi'nt that the peon e ,, . . ... , .,. ,;,.., . . ,, 1 , Mrs. Bert Grout and .Mr. and Mrs. are to blame for not making n u- , ,,1 . - . , , Iteece .McAilster were hots und maud for a sinking fund sufficient , . . , , , , ,. , ,, ,, .. hostesses to 10 of their friends to take over tho bill ding the conn- , ,. , , ., , n-i, ,..., . . . - at the homo of the former. The ij i'i'u i'"- intrw line ui lur lit ye.ua Nf 'ork Must III' lalcn or to build another. The only thing that can be done is to make tbe best of a had mat- evening was spent playing carls and at a very late hour the hostesses ' ALL THE NEW MODELS FOR SPUING ' mill Vs? 3 ' v i - HI Copyright 1922 Hal Schaffner &. Mux II THE FINEST CLOll x 1 served a dainty lunch. . . Jise Anson is one the sick list umce ruies reiiuire nats anu 0111- ' - . '"" lhl, we(.k. He is sick with cold or clolhliiL- he removed before rhm-i '"at are responsible for the mis- , , that a number who are candidates j hlB jlmu du,.k ,, lhut tllls rta.take, to say what shall bo done in H(,nl.y wo h.(g b1(il qlUe for dlffurent offices liuve suddenly sonable rniiiircinent Is compiled ;ho matter or building or b-vllK 1M the ,.18t .ei,'k ln',rovn., .,ain .. with without fall Situ 'In office a court house. Let the people who. ... , ., . . seen the light of economy. At the;"" ' . , ' M1 111 . ' ' , Glen Gipson of liuhler visited 111 ul ,w 1 rn n. iiioui (iiilu tuiiiimii j . , -- .. . .... '. HEADY MADE OR TO EASURE You'll find all of tho new colorings ISe; new patterns; new four button models; new sport styles; new notes In all models. Nothing better anywhere. You'll find the finest quality; rubrics and tailoring that keep the style looking right and gives you the long service that saves you money. last regular session of the stale les Islaturo the gall's were opened wide 011 the salary iiuestlou und salaries of state officials. Including the gov ernor, wero given a big nllse. Thoso who opposed the raid on tiie pub lic treasury wero in minority. Tho sobsIoii did very well until It more than half finished Trom.au : bills deride this matter, the Grange Hall district Wednes- .I.,.. nnH Tl,,... M p C.t...i.n I. Will Hays is going to Inspect the . . """" '"i"' "'""-buying Nettt'd Clem seed potatoes Hollywood movies. goes along Uet his wife yt board to decide this matter, but go directly to the body or tho coun ty board to decide this matter, but 'sons of toil who nw etcrnallv dig-; Backbone won't get you far. how- Ux niol)cy. Thls Illllttr ever. If the knot on the upper end ,.,,, ,,e nut , fornl ,, sub. . of it Is solid bono. milled to tho people at primary! ' , i election In May. She Knew 11 Hug ' My Impression Is that the people; for the Yakima Marketing company of Yakima, Wash. ' RAGS Wanted at The Observer. Mrs. Wilson Nichols rt . . ( wiMiuiii w,m Mailing LO oil) !!)"' ' " I"lui lu Cll- economlcal stanilipolnt nud .tUn life, ((.k(,t ,ur ,.nrert ie a nian gagc In any expnmlve building at avalanche of salary stormed bo'h buuiped Into-he. - HI10 glanM at, the present. ,My- ideu is to. make him, feeling It was done intention-1 n sallsrai'tory bargain with the city, ally. i of La Grande and the county as! "Well," ho growled, "you needn't ! they can como together and take t'at me up." . lover the present buildiiH:. The' "You are , prnfectly safe," said building Is yet good, the' offices are. houses and got through. It was quite noticeable thai the governor did not use his veto axe. especially on tho governor's salary. she, "I am a Jewess.' nutfottnhlo und the lociittou Is jldeal. overlooking most of the, iGrunilo Koiide valley and Is about .jhalf the distauco between the old and new town. While the new; 'yeft now ho comeB out in favor of consolidation, cabinet form of state j government mid other things which J lie has had a mini her of years n j advocate and put through hut which; he has tailed to even mention until! the' May primary's shadow begins tn be secHi lhut 11 powdered nose is no more can be arranged with the city to And tho governor Js not ulono 1 objectionable than the one thrust let the county take over this build lit !the present stand for economy und disregard of economy horeMi , V fore. The Alltoisl's Winter I'rnyor Now I go out Into the cold, 1 pray the Lord my tires hold; J If ouu should bust before I'm section has hud all the growth, yet buck, .. . ... . , It Is no reason the interests of the . 1 pray a spam s upon the rack. 1 "Id town should bo ignored any . more now than when this building .TIim ,, flamier . doubtless reflects was located and constructed. If II Liut u powdered nose is no more can be arranged with the bjeclionahle than the one thrust let the county take1 over tlili Into other people's affairs. 1 Ing and site for a reasonable price, ' - " lln some four or nvo. equal yearly (if (IniiiKii nt ' 1 payments, it is the thing to do. j l.os Angeles Times: A rural min-:l realize the ambition of some peo-; Ihit iv;u bothered bv tlni imst man tile to have a costly building lo- This economy will, a rush nowi,lllt l)llly r,,.,,K ,s postcards, but cateil 011 an expensive location ; docs nolgo very well. The record Icomiiiiinlcatliig their Information to among the bells, whistles, switch , 1 . .1 , 1, , ..lothcrs. One day he wrote 11 'postcard engines and noise and bustle of a of pus! service In ibis line should o m.(Jj,.ill trl,l1 wh0 a( ,no:lmity dly. , , lhis ,o t suit the have some bearing on the way t!i other end of tlu villapo. It read, common herd 'that has the major 1 people select their officials Jul '' "l vnulfi v you inorc only 1 know portion of the expense to bear. j ,thi postman will read it," Then he! The county can very well afford' ! put the card in the letter box. to dispense with some of our good) whence it was collected, and taken salaried commissions which would I iii r The Famous "VAX HEL'SEN" COLLARS In Tour diHtiuct styles. If you are not acquainted with these new collars come in and let us demonstrate. 'EDWIN CLAPP' SHOES Are sold in our men's store exclusively. Also Klorsheim oxfords and shoes. 'INTERWOVEN' SOCKS The finest made Silk, silk and lisle, lisle and cotton, In all the various grades. Sold hero exclusively. wrt I IV 1 1 ' ' XM A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT C. C. Chamnan's Voter has dujiOVhe tidUHU'u aud sent out for.HO a'lonw way on yeirly payments rtcep Into legislative n.vsteries an.l ,,,,UViM'-' ' " ' " 'on thr purchase of tho court house. The postman stamped Into the We have Kolten along without e- , prlntH tho astounding st.ttitnent that .v. o(lil.rt wllU iUo ....nj, throw po,,sivo commlwdona and ran again ; the Kit Klux K'lan, when It fal'ed tiV "on: th l.itdc, nnd excl.ilmeU an- M'he farmers and stockralsers, who, to unseat Julius MHit from the;rt,v'' "neii' a liar: tlon't read ' are can yiiiK the greater portion ot i'em." !the load, are today staggering under 11,25 ''Million board, decided to ( . t ftHl Jpe (!enmmlinK economy in beat tho tax bills (or the cxnios'.tio.i ! 1fi Chance for Hecnge the extreme In all things. It don't In the last legislature und-stale1 i"'Uit i-tce I'ress: ll,. is one always pay to get couuiy ouuoingi i ' ,un' prominent v iiiiuut, iiiuit 1 1 n tn mil iii-u nit' in. hi Ku Kluxer aided j keenitm the fourteen aal s your name? asked the officer. manufacturer. 1 for, I remember, many If You're a Young Woman or Even in Middle Life Here is, Some Good Adrtce for You Frobi Prominent Woman. ScattleAwash. "I con say that Dr. Piercey favorite Prescription has done An r.ioro pood than any other mofliiuo. It hi fchc'ull-romrU modlclno fotYvonien f.- iheir trial and trouble:it most k:iy asc. It is a wonderkit mcdiiJno fo" tho many woakneVcs pei.illi.tr to wo mcn. I am lallng it aihlie present time; it relics me oi'lgaa on tho stomach, palpi tV ion of tho heart, cramps In the ftV andllimbs, boat flashes. ncrvousrV.i. uid other Fymptoms commonStfi women in middle lire. I haven't found any thins that give3 such relief. It pi"s ni' pop and makes mo feel full of l:f like I used to bo." Mrs. WIUou NicholK. is::i ;id. Ave., West. Women who suffer from head nche. baehache, OhhIht, of beat, diz ziiuc's. f.iintin;; upells, nervousness or exhaustion, slnv.ild go at onco to their neighborhood druggist und get a bottle oi ravonto Prescription, in tabloVs or lif;uid. Or write T)r. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Huffclo, X. Y.. for free medical advice. "SPRING TIME With the comiiig of Spring the mind turns to means of improving appearance. Not only does the lady tof the house want a new bonnet and a new Spring suit but she likes to bright&u up her iiome as well. Nothing helps morefWian ncw( wall paper and a little . paint. Our ew stock is now in. Come in and see the new patterns and designs. W.H.B I ohnenkamp Co. in. lulu ,iit, lur ,1.1,111- lllllflT 111 , iitlerliilly In Wyandotte stopped him lor travel senators ln''MK '"o fi,t in bis automobile.. I II. told him. "How do ou spell II?" He told him lli.it loo. "Where do vou live'"' '"Are you married?" "Have you any children?" "Wltst are their name tt'S"" "Say," screamed the inaiiuraclur T. "uliars the sens.J of asking me I Inf. lit tool uucitions like thai?" and lino Who defeated the fair. Til in one or Chapman' plpo divams. The Ku Klux Klan ileia res no tensor-, from Vortlnnd people lor having I beaten the fair lax measure, neither j does it deserve any praise hum up ' Hlute people. The fact is tin- Klan was not connected In any way what hoover with the fourteen im-'i who'' i . i i i t.. ..,..1 t ii, f.i.i.i "c.l. -in il.-.t tu,. i,rti,-,.r. -i leguidli'ss of Mr. ( iinpillail IdeHh , pll. ,1 at y.inr f.irloiy onee for a job 1,11 the Blihjcct. ' I'1"'1 "'' bird In Hie olflre ak, d me all these questions and a lot moir. (l1Ull(.ll (,,,y W1,. ,,,,11,1, too."' Anybody wiio wanted to add a . - little nest to the sport of nuikln" , mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm out Ills Income tax report lllli:lil priteutl thai his Itleoine WHS receli , i! U Iv U Jtx J d In rubles unit marks, and Ills . J i.ix was payable In fiancs. I HI Ml AM Willi. NT ll t'Ol ItT , o- llol si: Winn a Htalesniiin stops evpntbil-1 Kdiior tlhservrr: While it nnb j Jwji unrt rliiculllill and stislyriu-' , rtili m ales t lie cause or the eop;,t ii,4 nHHlifylns a-i i it rainiryliiiL ap.l.the Observer was tli. main stmke iP'Wl'' a. ittl eirmmon horse eu.ein h wheal that ga.o the p. ipli-, i. .KirbllC frta.ll, rjiKnit ' ii mop mint? mo pnvilin or l'fat.iaIH'. .i'1" hb.T )h(i? nnt.M Hi , s , , n , ii i in i ..iT.iil". hf thnr -(oihtf ofrirem rt fSU'l II.JT Ct l4 ul III Cla 'Ml tu not. lite .ltor ( tile II'. tad (k., .iUi tKt hil, i.c on. ut the Ititiiful toil . fl Iin.. Mav-t,s u iu toe flint i ..Kid ot tt p lg .ivfely .isy i ' liil i, -i l.H ii . th.,..i,.,t ..iii(i- In The Business World Thj man who hat character and maintain a good deposit in a relitblo bauk hat ineuiy ad vantaget.' We ai- priparerl to help our depositor a (ally at safe banking methods will p :mut. up your uajrpufcfi ttjiAci. V '.i:' : La OKAWDf Voke: zc s' -p zw'ii r. - r p -x -.1; vx-wr TEDERMi RESE'VE AVe nmkc a s When vtni.lciu-o vour that it is as good as vh fWm lf f 11'ArWw .i.i. im 1 AJnt, inviaitv en life Vork with tV it left A repair of fine watches, ducks and Jewelry, us wc return it to you with the iniui'autee lie factorv that made the article. r and oxlivcr work prumptly and at a .reason- "We arc prepared U able charge. You have our guarantee bm-k of v?ry pifc'.f work c1 i in our estab lishment. Our thirty years in business in this city jnWcs tUa,t oar business deal ings have been satisfactory. . o LstabhiedSOl A, : JO La Grants Leading Jevelrsud 0i feejris's)0 0 ! c O fvb .1. cfcil!.. 9 'o the inei- .1i!e t Ii.. valll ot 1 i nil a 1 1 .1 1 O I n K. . . - i ih- i.-i'-is jf uu, . 1 1 . . O ; . . -1"V'0 .... ,...JL.&PL".- o o .... . . .