La Grande evening observer., April 25, 1922, Image 4

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ORANTVE EVDNTNn OBSERVE!?
La Grande Evening Observer
An i&ukvizxm&st mouni'ai'kh.
Published daily and wut-kly at I
Urande, (Jrton, t- 1- G mixta blveo
lug ObBtTVi.-r publishing I'uinpany.
UUUCK DKNN1S, Kititor.
Entered at the rn.ttofflce at a Grande,
UreKon, us Hi-conii (,'laia 1UU Matter.
AddreflB all communication! td THK
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Uf Currier
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Dally, singlB copy .. tc
li Mali.
Dally, per year. In udvance
CITV AKD COUNTY OirriUIAI
1'aii;h.
On sale In other cttlea Oregon Hotel
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B t and, Portland; Multaumab News
4taiul, Portland.
KI'MlilMt OP ASMOI IATIlD PIIKSS.
Thu A"ocln.d 1'rexa la exclusively
Milled to une for publication of all
ovwh difipalcln'S rrsnlt-d to It or not
otherwise orcdlti'd In thla paper, and
lmo tii) local news published therein.
All rlKhts of re-publication of special
liapatcho here also are reserved.
Sible Thought. For Todaj
l'HOCI.A.UATION OK I'KACK:
K:!!J:fhr,,nrhdSr"?;G'' to u...i u, n.o mm u,i
Uauy. per mount j u i-uivu iivium h
Weekly Observer-Star, by nail. Ie,i..t,kii 2:H.
ppr yvur. In ml v.i !)'
Homes in the Making.
The ("vii without lioines would lie no town at all; the
iown that docs ii"t inr-ica.se its mimlxT of lionics is a pour
town to live in; the town with people who do not take
'pride in their hon.vs is a dead one.
And to all H' these interrogat ions and surest ions La
(.Irande proudly hows her head and says: "Within my
borders there are nearly two thousand homes, morn are
beintf built every month, and I. defy any other town to
d.iiw a people, that holds greater pride in keeping up their
homes, their lawns and their parking."
A verv clear and concise statement, on the part of l.a
Grande hut. a' veiry truthful one. "
It is common to hear the stranger within our gates
comment on the excellent manner La Grande's residence
sections are kept.
Wight now there are a mimlh r of new homes in the
making, which goes to show that stagnation never rests
on La Grande's haulier and the brightness in' the future
becomes more and more apparent for this city when it is
known that our people' havel'iill and perfect confidence in
the future, so much so that they arc willing to invest their
(money in good homes.
Here are a few homes now building:
'. WIkoii is erect in" a it-' 1.000 residence on Oak
, , I ', . 1 . .11 IT ..... t CoIIoko fintei-nltles linvo Erown und
Micci uiMNw-. n iiiniinn .mo .1 ..1 i.-kmi. . Hprosi.l until some of them have
J )l'. Ifalstoll lias a .Sd.lMMI lUHllCi startCll oil i . avenue! mure chapters and a Dickens novo
between Second and Third streets.
Oscar Johnson is building a new home on .Second , "kiiisxkvs i:i"
... in She wim lc(ie9oine. Tho inch oT
street between Spring and I cnn. ,,,. town W(.rl. K,me. V(.t r lno
I. -. Chciiaiilt has just finished a nice home ru Nec-U'iorious group that had marched o
Olid Street near Spring. j bravely away, not one had belotiKed
. , , ...... ... . .1 ; especially to her. Not ono hud writ-
Lalayette W lincler is building on Spring street be-tl,.r ht.r ,ttl!r. not ono hU(1 uven
tweell W'alllUt aild Cedai'. jail.'Ke.stod that ho ttoliill appreciate
('. W. Uuell, who sold his Spring street 'residence 're-j" s''"'-f '!'e Mi! '"""-''.
., , , 1 1 m 11 1 i 1 -i IH had niadu tin- scarf, however ,
cently to Mr. and Mrs. harles Payne, is building a newj.,,,,, .,,, Sl,,,t lt to lln ,lkmmtl
.f l.jOO home on Second between Adams and JelTelsou. tiu-nimh tim ited -cross, with it, ut-
() ; Inched firmly to the fringe, went
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1 THE OFFICE CAT !
ROAD TO BAKER
IS OPEN AGAIN
From the Telogram of tlio 24th.
we read an editorial entitle"! "17n
Amoritan." We say ' All hail to
the ICvaiiHVilk', liidlana, pcopln who
have formed thin Newcomers' Cluh."
Of cou rue there was no need of
audi a club. Oh, ubwoiutely not,
with bo many other perfectly Kood
utid oh, ho respectable cubs to p.o
to, Willi Hiich lovely people, yon
fcnow; "They nil beloiiK to our
church," Just that kind. And then,
you nee, It lu only li'lit that folk a
should know from whence you
HpruiiK. and whither you are prln
iiiK. We wonder if the 8trai;j;er
itm't taking u fifty-fifty chuno li
k 1 1 o w hi k you? Think it over. W e
aro not Mipjxjsed to take away the
job of editor or we mlpht ;iy a
few thjiiKU liiit tli is we will say--
there U Just one tiling that N I'n-
Aiuericaii about it and that Is tip
whole daru editorial!. -Junius Ob
server.
Looking iito a mirror, a woman
finds her favorite work of art, a
man hiH Tavorite toiic of conversation.
The man who wears an empty
sleeve is pathetic. Hut the man who
wears an empty hat is much
more so.
Will It Sink?
( a lovLni; incsHace.
j It was a lone&oino soldkV who re-
I ' :colved It. tl luil to huvo sonieono to
Tt to-k pioneers maiiv vears to get a roadhed through tl"",k r"r "''ti'"s. wrote a
, . . .', . . , .. . , , . . i Rratvful note lnilnillatp.ly. Of course
Jiooth lane that would permit travel when there was thc8 U11w,.,.0, ,, ,,,,. u.t,er88uon
Jeasl moisture 111 tllli ground. It to-iK tlielll eilliallV as long; been mo preelous to each other
to gravel the road from Island Gity to .Moss chapel so that
it could be depended upon.
The new mail is being built through the lowlands of him. At the appointed tiiace she
JSIoklan.l and Pierce lands, and the question arises in (heim,ltu'1 wltu ''"KL'r blmn- A
i e . -ii x i ii i -it i . i I wart soldier, reconnUins her by the
limulw nt in;ili w I ir T:ik-i. 1 he till) ilel'w ,w .ei iir 1 n m:l I.' e ' . 1
. . ,. ..... ...... .... ... ...... ... . n III III ..in In in ntu v iii.r.,wl
lie WI1H
iih inaeK an preeloiiK coal. lint
then ho was alio. Life.
I
Wlm:i the war was over and her
soldier boy .was homeward bound.
she hastened to rew oi k to jsn.t-1
a highway Oil this route as it' (lid the old fallows Who didjeamo rushing toward her.
the road building on I tool It Lane?
The Unbroken Sphere.
most niirafiilousiv to the eolleetion
nf books, lletter slill, ahe keejis the
-The woi'.d." l.loyd C.eoi-uo has library In uso a.nd lho hooks in cii
told his afisoeiiiteH nt lho Cienoil I ruin t lii.
conference. -1:. one ee.i.onilc unit, j WIUl ""'' ln-ono volumes. 4.II0H
Kconoiuically It Is not even lwnr"' wl,ll'h n- n'forenro works, that
hemispheres II Is ono round, UnJ eh irlolte library achieved the rec
liroken sphere, l'or that" reason I . "ri1 of rlrrnlatlnK Cfi.24 books last
recret that tin' Kreat Auierli-an re-' 'ollr- 1,1 u"u 'r. ' di-manil
liulille. is not represented here. .Much for "on-fh'tlon Ibooks Increased lna
tllat hns hap.:ml and Is lieliien- j '"rially over that lor flctjon.
Iiik In Kuiope makes Americans ran- volumes as Quoni Victmia
lions lu I rferlrn; lu our affairs. I ""' "uUIno of Itfatory tioolts
Hut if wo nin set tlii w Ih In ks rlitliij"' '''"her lilKh price have bemi iild
li t 1 1 I elinferenie, 1 feel sure that '' collation, and more will
Animlcu will nut merely come In, l'lll,lt' ,as rl "a ,llu libraiion can
but conio In irladly ." unoicl to eel t Hunt.
Tin- Urillsi, mi inler sliows n cood lf wmli can
lindeislandlni.- of American siivU-h1"'1' inall funds, what could not
i.i:t it (io.
She was wearing what's known as
a dress,
ThiMiiih there wasn't enough for a
mess.
Two i-alluscs slendtV
Na n k Ii t else to defend 'or
I-'roui cold! She could scarcely wear
less.
What I've mentioned w:is north of
her waist.
Down lu'.ow let us puss It In haste.
For tier skirts were so anzy
They showed you oh htwzy:
To he frank 'twere ttie grossest of
tasle.
hiv dune Willi 1'' I"'1' bubliy she whlsiered: ''Say.
kid!.
Iiient. as usual. It Is hoped that:"" l'ie library neols were;""1"" I'"" ' tikkiuk lias sun: '
tills sluleiniiit will prove io be not ""' pronipUy und imlilic support In-j "', replinl witli a scorf:
merely a waniiiiu bin an Incentive I "eased? "Well, let it come off!
to the .statesmen K1ilhe,-, d at (io I 0 i Nobody would know If it did."
iui.1 I ... . I Strickland Uillllaii.
All of tin 111 are
it for Ainer-
Wall'.ee Irwin's old prophecy that !
Iran cooperation and support in the
lask of recoiistl'llctllli; linrope and
restorini- liilerlial hi lal liuain e mid
trade. The best way Io obtain what
they want ii to ilenionvtiale Out
tiny help which may he nlveu then-
heti'.tlli r M ill in t, be wa .led. II
the can avoid breaking tu- In a'
row at Oeuoa, and liiaki- ..nae sel l
of hei-iiinliiK li-i unity ami cuuper
lit ion anioiii; lhems.li ei. tint -w it) ,
llffol'd tile ii, sired ilemnnMration ,
mid Amerti'it can i Into their coun-i
oils with some a.itiirun. of sue '
fesa. '
That Is the w:iv ot alintion fri '
Knropo nnd, Inci Icnlailv. of rutin. 1
prosperity and prottn s fur Aiii, r
i.a.
I some day a newii.si per
mild Kit j
iiii.it realized. New York
plavetl up a story of a hotel bau
'Hiel wllliout bonze.
nrt'c ii u iuniiM
' out a eN,n .-li "KveiythluK Quiet - When you have .. friend n..t
Xiiihli.it! HkI-hut Today" has been al-ground looking; font prune who poses
pa tiers us a H ienit.
If you are in luul, to stay in only
makes it worse.
lie that is wild thinks that the
whole world is wild.
What we think arc necessities are
often vile thinjrs.
lie patient, fur there are many
"Buys" you can lick. y
Start a thing wrong and it pets
Nu t II lather f'Ntipine for col
lone authorities to take the position
mat nt hi. tics nre Intended for the
benefit of tollcues and not colleres
'or the benefit of athletics?
Keiwrt of Jlighway ('oniinis
sion on K'oads f.-r Week
Ending Last Saturday Issued.
Tito 'division MKlneor's office of
the. statu highway commission has!
completed compiling a roport on tliol
condition of the roads In eastern I
Oreson. The report Is as follows und
was issued of Saturday date:
The Oltl Oregon Trail.
Pendleton to foot of Cabbai;e Hill
Open; niacadanit ed.
Foot of Cabbasu Hill to llli;ard
- Closed by snuw.
llllKard-I.a (irande 0;en but
very rotiKh.
l.a Grande-Vlot Lake I'avemont
and macndim: miod construction.
Hot I.akH-rinion Open ; short d
tottrs necessary. Gross tracks jusl
east of flot Luke, detour marked to
main highway: detour just east ol
Union at small bridge. ,
Union-Haines Excellent maca
dam.
llulnes-riaker Macadam, soft in
spots drlic carefully. !
HaltCr-Neison Fair.
Nclfion-IIuuUiifUon Kew- stand
ird Kiade; detour 2i, miles in
lqni-'lh from ('.ales crosslnc; to-
Wealiierby bridize: use old road
which is very rough. Detour one
fourth mile at .Ionian creek, very
rmiKh; tl t.1 our of one mile from
l.l'ue to Iluntfimton. overlie. ul cross
ing; use old roid which Is In fair
ondition; detours of half mile from
I'ope and Slanfield ranch to Hinder
ranch; uso old road, in fiuir con-
'.titin. The detours on this section
are well marked, hut care should be
iisitl as they are very rough; use
chains.
lliintlngton-Weiscr (via O'.ds Fer
ry) Fair condition; Otego.i side
closed.
Weiaer-Oontario Excellent ma
cadam.
l.a (i-itndc-.fo.scph Highway.
La (irande-lsiand City eave-t.
Island City-Klgin County road;
open but rough; mud holes in
places, drive c.Mi'Millv.
l''lt;9n-.MIuam Nine miles out ma
cadam; from end of macadaic. bad.
.Minan-Jo..eph Macadatnizeil with
exception of eight mile Btretch be
tween Loslliie and lOnterprise: Oils
strip Js vtvy rough; use chains;
take river road. Road will be open
from Lu (Irande to Wa.lowa Like
by May 1st.
(Incorporated)
Good Clothes Show
Their Value
The Fit, Style, Quality of Material and
Tailoring Standi Out Prd-eminently
The fit of jour suit, the quality of the fabric, the style anil
the tailoring- are the things first noticed in a new suit. Your
friends notice thes: thing's your business associates notice
them; that's why you want GOOU CLOTHING when you are
buying-. T;iey not only look fine at first, but they i-tay thai
wuy as long- ns you wear them they'ic tailored from fine fab
rics and the tailoring is there to sjay.
Hart Schaffner &-Marx ,
Clothes Are Good Clothes
You'll find nothing but good clothes among them and you'll
find nothing but good clothes here. The kind that's tailored to
fit and look wci: at first appearance and to "SHOW TIIKI1!
VALUE"; and the kind that will stay that way.
You're guaranteed all these things in Hart, Schaffner &
Matx Clothes. So, if you want the best style and quality at
the luwc.-t price, you know where you can find' all of it.
$25.00 o $ti.j.OO.
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II IS
SIP
II HOGS
fSpi'fliil to The Otisorver)
COVK, Ore.. Apr. 25. A
Hfckiv ami fiimily spt-nt the wuok
oml visiting nilntives and frii;ulK
in Dukcr find Pleasant Valley.
('. S. Ail kin Is here from C ill
I'nrr.ia Uniting at the J. It. Tallent
homo.
L. V. .Iclinsnn took three load:,
of fat lios Io Ist'.and City for ship
ment last Saturday.
Loiiin Liinlz was a La (irande
visitor this mt It.
Ilarli'i.i ' Kouer and f.itni'Iy were
outertatmvl at dinner at the I.. J.
Clutdwiek home last Sunday.
Miss Merllc Milf's eloped her
school in Shanhi distrii-t last Fri
day. Harlan Ko'cr deliveriM two hud.1
of fat Iioks in Lu (ir :ide Saturday.
SprinK is lure at last an 1 people
are maklnu garden and some farm
ern are plowiim.
The farnii'i.1 nurtli of Covo, are
busy with tin Ir ttk;iiut:e line Ihu
week. L. V. .loltasou and family, .Mrs.
Urazillt' and diuulitor. Miss Ksther,
wcro l.a (Irande victors R;ilurday.
Waldo and Frank It ii-ha rhrc:
have spent the past week on th
Minani.
1. J. Cha-Iwirk and family ivcip
puests at the Win. ltr.isin'ar's home
on Sunday.
L. V. Johnson and family visited
at the lieo. Chad wick homo itfi Sim-day.
The New Soft Collared
SHIRTS
In Every Desired Weave
It's the style of this new shirt that takes
his eye it's made with the very new soft
nttach.d collar so comfortable nnd cool in
the summer.
Young men especially will want them.
They are in Pongee, Madras, Soisette, Areo
plane Cloth and a number of utriped shirtings-
Priced from $2.50 up to $3.00.
'wi IIS
A New
"EDWIN CLAPP" SHOE
Combination Last
Kangaroo Kid Stock
This is a shoe that many men have inquired about.
It is a vety dressy dark brown kangaroo kid of the very
finest quality, and made with combination last, two
siy.Ls nartower at the heel and instep than at the ball.
Come in and see this shoe men who are hard to,
fit, men with narrow feet we want you to see this
shoe.
"EDWIN CI.AIT" MAKE XO l.'ETTEIt.
Thia Store Is the Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothe.-?
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(By Aasoclatett Fresa)
LONDON. Apr. 25. The alterna
tive of Koiiitf to church on Sunday
or pay In i; -a fine Ik sUKRested byJhe
J'iev. liobert Forman Ilorton, one
of KniiUuivl's most inoted Non-con-
fonni.st ministers, as 11 means of!
raieiny HufCicitnit revenue "to run !
the country without pluiijzmR it In-1
to bankruptcy." Such legislation, !
be (d mil a res. would pet 80,(100, U00 j
pounds a year. i
Dr. Morton's stiKestfon is said i
to ho based mi a I iw passod in the!
reiKii of Kdward VI, when anyone
atnu'iUlns himself from church'
"'without lawful or reasonable ex-I
cue" was fined one shilling. The '
law was rc'pculed, but re-enact cl j
and rlfiidly enforced in siib.squetit
reigns,
The 50 or more churches in the
square mile ct round the Hank of I
Kimland contained ftl conreuat-
,tious in those days, but few persons ,
filler tlu'in on weekdays (now except
American tourists, and the Sunday i
coni-eyations. Dr. Ilorton deciaros, 1
''li not exceed M baker's .dozen."
The Bishop of London has even go
so far as to suimest that some of
tin ni be demolished and 1lw valu-,
able sites sold tojrrovj Le funds w.ith j
which churches could be built lu ;
other parts of the city.
bones nnd seVen teeth. National
park rangers are investigating, sus
pecting foul pl.y.
! The box was found by Kranfier
Reed aad Its jpnrtly concealed po
jMition Indicated that the burial must
I have been a hasty one. The theory
Is being entertained that the person
burying the box was interrupted be
fore he could complete his work.
ARCADE
Starting Thursday
"Hail the Woman"
A 100 Production
Lnrpe-sizeil, clean cotton rags want
ed at The Observer
EE
You Lote Either Way.
Pon'l aixae with n woman. If ynn
-oiivince tier that she I
will think ion nrc
.eltiR rlKht.
w rnti she
niemptllile fur
ltODY ItlfMI
YOSI.CM1T10. rnl., Apr. 2."..--Tho
partially crt nnited -iH-dy tf an ttn-
litenlllteil nnman tietnp. netleveil ny
Dr. IYederick Stei-.i of the Yose
mite nieltcal st'rvlce to be a woman,
was found In n locked bl:ick enam
eled steel box near the foot of
Yosemlte Falls yesterday.
The box contained ashes, small
JUST ARRIVED
Three New Ones
Patent leather, welt sole, low heel, one strap pump.
Same as above in a silver gray suede... Patent Ox-
fcrci, low heel, welt sole, with gray trimmings
thesrj three numbers are right up to the minute.
Get them now at sale prices.
The Bootery
For Shoes That Are Different
206 Depot St. phone M j n8
GKOVER SMITH, Manager
-o-
Nine Cents for Book3.
Somebody suKKcsta. an u reinedv worse in you i-o aiotnr.
i for the coal Hit tint Ion, that coll- j "
tress "sliiily the coal Indiislrv " i
I That's the tronblo nlioitt .-uncross De.lCOllS RefllSO tO
It.teio It ran do nnythltix in a
crisis. It has to ). i ii iicul l-.I : anil
then by the time it has (tot its'
'eil.iciition. th crisis i-and the ,.
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t -".- ... .iii.mii.-i con :
, r'-ss
Allow Actress In
Church on Sunday
N. 11 , Anr. :.".- Viivinin
(PcHimi, motion picture a.-tiTM. who
r,i ,.,.." ,.. ,. ,.,i:v,,r r- rrn ".'!' Kiit
i pOC4or nf uint h'l
IJoWn' eurn nV iidttiUion l
isAr vtoa. t. at n. niut ....- t-.. ...... .... "
0u .sk .i,..,t ..nltm-i .... .'I1. "'" ""'"10 th- .hutvh." A i-,.,d that
I
AO Pine I
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.siimj nL".i.uigiiMraa
SillWood
pHtar lio. II.. .i.ul.ln t h K ,, . ., , - , " "iuin .-.uiniay ntirnt, was pre
, .1... ..f . ,,.7 " everybody lud six fin vented nt the nilm.te by h ilea-
,..of U .... . t...... IZL", r"n" Th'V m'l,u' th I""""' ":
b'ui wiUn ii.i.. i(t ell t'u.
m.1 ' m.AV .... if... I
i
tablo and tho n1mo rottuter.
o-
Illicit tho audit iriutn. for tho firni
tu.t n.i ... ""i npiK-arin io
...!,. ,. .,lm.l.,tio,b4. ?uir..B ul, t,l, r,, . . , MaT r"" l '"n"n Mi uf t.
.... .. nuwini. Wlti-n tolurntlit has tluc ntse t he 111..111I n,i,.,.l ..t ,u
: lliev lim ine I'lut M,.ff..f ,,i,..l ,..l ..!...!. i... i .. . " "W-
i .. in o. i t, . ... Wiimti inv'Mto mm nftctiirii that kho a m.
low.-. N. r . .i.d ivhli-h the ,..? ! li".;? , . . o ; S-ak by th.. pa.tor.-.l,l.nffi
lie c iilrlhiites only nine :,ls ,4 ,.,. .,...,,.. , .,, .V"" thV rt,,'n t '" lrals . I
year per .-,.... V..h n annua, ; e.V " .2 2,1 ::": r?.8!
bmlKi-t ot Iti.oOM the local Ib.ri.rlan i oi l. , 4 t,,KraU ,lt ,.; ;:.J7 fln ffl"K8WS W
lu aoi lltKm to hen-tlf. ,i-l Ir al Itiu-e he, . , .n , it.
. Lay in your winters supply
now, while you are able to
get it. n :
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THE GRAKDE R0NDE".
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1111 n n AJt&VJiitIU ) o- III I O on
"Savings and Thrift"
IiiinilKT irudiift.s i'C the Pacific Ctitist
bring :K,0U),00O,lXK) a year. 1'nlcs.s ail
good citizens do their jiart toward the
prevention of forest fires a heavy per
ivntage ot this revenue will be lost to
its in the future.
This bank advocate1 tlio djoctnne of
"SAVINGS and. THRIFT" and the
preservation of our natural resources
! trnarantec c;n our future happiness
and prosperity. '
La Grande National u
Bank Vo 0 "
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