La Grande evening observer., April 26, 1922, Image 4

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CITY AND COtTWTY OWFICIAIi
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On mle In other chief Oregon Hotal
News Bland, Portland; Inipurlal Nana
Brand, J'orllnnd; aiultnoaaah Neva
dland, Portland.
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Biblo Thought For Todaj
PKOC1.AMAT10N OF PHAGE:
Cilury bu tu Clod lu tliu highest unci
on earlh peace, good will to ware
lmn. l.uko 2:14. '
In Dixie Land Today.
;THE OFFICE CAT
The bands an- playing lv, soft music in Dixie Land
today; the drums are inui'iflcd, the line of nmivh loads to
the eciiit'tcries wluTO stalwart men and women, with
their children, ai'e depositing sweet flowers on the graves
of the soldier dead.
Yes, putting Mowers on the graves of the men who
followed Koljert E. Lee and other generals of the confed
eracy. Jn the north we observe it not; in the north we keep
May ;iOfh as our decoration day. It is then we strew
flowers over our soldier dead. Ours was the victorious
Hide wlrilu the south had the losing side in the greatest
domestic war ever fought.
Here is a feature to remember it is the sweetest of
the wicked war. If perhaps a northern. .soldier sleeps in
a southern cemetery,' and thousands of. them do, today
the big-hearted people of Dixie will strew flowers on his
grave, just as we decorate the graves -of the confederate
dead who sleep in our northern cemeteries on .May .Uth. Don't let iho badness of your neigh-
The bitterness is gone; the nation has lived down the,1"3 wur"' yu; they might do worse
after effects of that war-America is united and her peo- Ullfortunnll.ly ,,. ot the ,,
Ie no longer make a distnu-tiou hctween the hoys who t but the chronic kicker, who stems
wore the blue and the hoys who wore t he gray when honor t set the uet service at a restaurant.
and1 respect are to !. shown, tror both were lighting men
of the highest 1jvpc, each fighting for what he believed to
be riu'ht.
In I '! iiiiiwl,, M ., 'm I, .till 1,., .... tlw, .., ...... I " Will, it's like this: if 1 sh'd fall in-
. , "V","V'1 "",'"'' ""' " ' " 1 the crick nn.l you'd pull me out sost
Vice Tliat IS Oelllg Held today 111 llle SOIUII. UUP 1 lowers J wouldn't drown, anil I'd offer ye a
will be in bloom then just as the flowers of the south are cbiiar'n a half with ten per cent off
in bloom today. Our little children will carry the baskets
of roses to our cemeteries then, just as their little children
are carrying the southern roses toda(-. And on May I'tOh
KELP SMILING.
lie Smiled and his home was a place
of happines.s.
lie Smiled and children ran out of
their way to meet and
greet him.
lie Smiled and his co-workers in
business worker better
than in any other place
of employment.
lie Smiled and his business client"
and callers spoke well o
him; aJid business in
creased. llo Smiled and all who entered his
office door were pleased
to bo greeted as u friend
and equal.
He Smiled and followed the smile
with a brotherly hand
clasp, and those who were
discouraged and down
cast went out and took n
new grip on lifu and their
work.
lie Smiled and while the years rolled
on, he grew younger be
cause he smiled.
Mrs. George Young is on the
sick list this ,-wnk. , j )
Ulck Donidng 'iijid his ' lnothuV
have Just rei rnty noved - to iwhut
Is known as-thd'Aa! Piflmi place
to tako the. p1ao of Drlce lJen
nliiK and wife- ii, huve liono to
Nevada tor tu? summer.
Manager Olson of the llunsalow
Theater, give to tliu holder of the
lucky number at Ills special weekly
show a substantial prize. The prize
Friday night was jv 25 pound sack
of sugar and was won by Master
Lloyd Irvine.
The high school baseball teams
of llulnes and North Powder play
ed u game on the local diamond
Friday aflernoon. The ninth Inning
resulted 111 a tie, 11 to 11. One
more liming wus played and North
Powder succeeded In making one
more score thus winning the game
by a closo margin. On Saturday the
ball teuin of the seventh and idghtb
K Hides went to Unities to pkiy a
return game which rOsultiKl in a
victory for Hie North Powder team,
the score mainline 26 to 11 at the
close of the game.
Karl Cillklson wont to Daker on
the noon train Saturday.
Mrs. K. A. fames was taken to
the homo of her son, Windom
Carnes, SatunViy for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. McOralh
made a trip by motor to I'uloii Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Davis spent
Sunday ill Union visiting friends.
DOL'HT CANNOT EXIST.
Investigation Will
the Proof We (Jivi
only Strengthen j
i in La Grande.
PUTTING IT GKNTLY.
Life: "Do ye favor this here sel
lers' bonus?"
er cash, wot'd ya think o' me?"
HUT ONLY ON K COMMISSION
Huston Transcript: "I received two
the .lead soldier who was in Lees army will get the same CVncTTSt S
proiounii respect and. aitonnoii as win me soldier in jickens, and the other to get out."
urant s army.
Wonderful America ! Tber never was such a people
as ours in the whole world before this nation was bonl.
Ilow can doubt exist in the face of
fjch evidence? liea.l hero the en
dorsement of a representative citizen
tf La Grande. , I
Win. Winn. ZiOl N. Fir struct, suvs-: '
'I consider Dean's Kidney Pills u re
liable remedy nud am glad to recom
mend them. My kidneys troubled me
for a long time. The least cold L
1 ,ok cau.-ed me to suffer with severe
ibaekache anil such a soreness over my
Jidnes 1 could Hardly do any stoop
iig or lifting. The action of my kid
neys was too fieijuent. I read of
Doan's Kidney Pills and used some
from the Red Cross Drug Store.
Doan's helped me by relieving the1
t 'hes and pains and strengthening my
'back and kidneys,'.'..
, Itice Hue, at ; ull dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Winn had. t Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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MEN!
Be Sure You Get Tomorrow
Night's Observer and Read
' About ' .
Great Sale
Of
SUIT
!'.-' i i The biggest we've ever held--and
the! only one of its kind
., . we've ever held
All the Suits in This Sale Are Going to be One Price '
Watch This Space Tomorrow Night
Dark-haired women marry Tirst, on
n average, it is claimed. It's harder
l,i see cm coming especially in the
hrki
BOON I'OU ACTOILS. I
U)NDO.-l i an effort to aid r.e-
,i,iiiii;u 10 iiiuiiuce pia.s on .1 pront-
(Maring oasis. , .
Anti-Flapping.
Spring.
When some men arc bitten by the
jack to the farm- feog" "they convpr?
ilse. by joining n Country Club.
The pntblem of how to eu.-b tl.e ' ' 'ow ' "lc of y""' when near
young woman who lures the poor, in- J-' every city woman longs to find an
nocent young male into dark comer.) am'icnt farmhouse in the country and
where he has no recourse but l.i las-' "ilc over to her heart's desire, add
her, who will dance cheek to cheek !'nK modorti plumbing while presorv-
or noi mi an, so me poor yuuui must k " "uu.y-o.u wooucn ,,c wn ny SUfh ,10uk, ohju.t do no(
i:v-,i uiiiiiu iiuii. wn.y iiKanisi ill. il- j " uuu.
cliuation or go pnrtnerless, sccr.is toj',n"l's-
be bothering a good ninny poop!.; I Hllt "l,,sl There arc so few beauti
Itut the mothers, apparently, need:ful 'u'"ial farmhouses and so many
not worry too much. The boys are li'eariiing women! One out of every
organizing to combat this insidious ' tl,n thousand may find her farmhouse,
mennce, the flapper who flaps nt noon-1 Another will decide that a tent will do
day and pets beneath the moon. At,m,r run,iy this year, and the other
one college has been formed an or- "'""8 'ust "l'iy a home and look at
ganizution known as the "Kight Jlin-thc I'ietnres in the, house-building
lite lOggs," whose purpo.-o is to make '""K"'-''".
men masculine once more. They have
agreed to "chastise, castigate, punish, I Perhaps the Inglewood, California,
submerge into cauldrons of boiling j band was sincere in desiring to cn
water or run through a meat chopper , force the prohibitory law but two of
all specimens of male flappers, slick- them arc now dead. The best way to
ers, finale hoppers, srnndnt walkers, I have' law enforcement is to elect of
conridor vamps, clnssroom petters nno finals who will do the on'orcing
kindred. insects who are being convert- that's our system of government. If
ed into the ranks of femininity." jnl'iicials will not then elect, men in
This is in the Ia;.t, where there arc ! their places who will, but don't at
aovoral such clubs. In the West, the tempt to take the law in your own
girls themselves nre taking the mat- hands. It is dangerous,
ter in hand. More than thousand I o-"
gills at the University of California
Nashville Bannor: The Ku Klux
Klan declines its purpose to be to
3rce respect for law and order. Peo-
ave to wear bed.-preatis and runsks.
TIME I'OU PI US.
"Jim," she said, as he settled down
or a comfortable smoke. "I've got
lot of things I want to talk to you
bout."
"Good," said he.r husband. "I'm
find to hear it. Usually you want to
alk to me about n lot of things you
Jiaven't got."
BltlCAKING IT GKNTLV. .
Chicago Phoenix: Prisoner Good
morning, judge.
Judge How old are you?
"Twenty-nine."
"You'll be thirty when you get out."
,AII normal pel sons have five sense-,
nd n few have the sixth one known
j.i common.
THE PSALM OK SAD UE.MINDEltS.
We can make our mark in soil,
And departing leave behind us
Dei ricks w here we bored for- oil.
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hit,-,, il !. I 1 1 I ' ........ m . ioi.m .'ft, ,.iiimis sun iirrniutis IIS
.. v ....,.., m nw0 Hin.,i SH. went shopping and the
, e nirss. too jrce relation, with T,.lws of lho llation lllok lllltil.,.. ow
, , , "'-'"Kmcss ,,, ,,.,. ttu, f,,lu,us r lh , ,.
and the use of alcohol. Hut they up- , (v-s HmKaranK , ,
hold bolil ed hair and modish gowns, i '
The wllole- flanner oiifstiiin M,-,.niK ! ...
to be settlincr is,.f Tl. 1 " ' Wee.KS-don't cut:
continues to swing. The race'adjusts !'"" ""'""' '"' "'' ! k'P
itself to new times and new nianiiei s. ! '"''"'I' ."' mvl nt "t oiiouKh for
Jl is safe to say that whatc
LrODll sll'llllir t, licit ,l,,l,i i,t ,1...
fortable and pleasa'nt in 'the now ways ;'lc, il ''"h in,"lc 1'a,,''f'C sh"U'(l
and dress will be mo.lificd and re- B" '" " MMKl """ M " Ke
lained, while the disagreeable and ,"'U' uf "ur t"k'"-
ilangi-rous stuff will soon bo dropiieil 0
into the discard. "When a monument was erected in
. 0 .HUI at Strasbourg in honor of Km-
rpi t f. , Jieror William 1," says the Portland
J.11C Uelletlt Of GeilOa. .lournal, "the base was said to hold
. '' "I" containing gold and silvci
If no tangible lv-juits come' from f:ins and the head of the dead emper
tbe Genoa confetence, it will still have i r. When the urn was opened a few
been worth while. What h is been nc- days ago it was found to be empty,
(oinplisbe.l alieady. intangible as l! Hut the money hail not been taken to
inny s. i in, justifies the effort. Thisjl .-lp pay the war debt. As a matter
is the actual blinking of the Allies, ,of fact, investigation disclosed that
Germany and 'Knssia, with a group orl'ir thrifty Teutons hail merely gone
neutral.-, together minimi a council j through tin- motions of putting the
'""lc- money into the urn in the first place "
H is the liist getting together of o
Germany ami her en:mies, en a Imsi, Texas has more floods. The Lone
of at least theoi.-tiial e,u,ilily, sin -e Star state has a good many things
the war. It is the liist meeting t that Oregon is not bothered with.
any kind between Itu-isia. ihe revolu-i n
ionicy giant of Europe, an.; the otnii I The National League of Women
,,",'"n imti'-n- whose fate, for good j Voters has endorsed Henry Foul's
01 ill, is inevita'oly bmm.l up with Scheme at Muscle Shoals. This was
ll l. l ll,,,,.r .v..l...l .....I...I.H. i
FARMERS STILL
MAULING
(Sp.'ciiil t' The Observer)
NDICl'll I'OWLHIU, Apr. 26.
Untiiu'lt H;irristi In tinprovinn hl
Ituuso by Imililhif; mi u bath room.
Will rcirson iiiul ('. K. Ptnrsoii
Ml Tor Krho, Orcmm, Tursilay to
work at tho H. L. I'l-arnnu nluvp
Hht'.irlni; plant.
Mrs. t)Hvi-r .Mimic, who was tnk
i'H t the liaUt-r hospital Tor tin
opi'iatltm, is rrpuiti'd to In1 mthiK
ahuiK nb t'ly,
Mr. niul Mrs. KvtVtMt TcarKon ami
W, A. I ImiWtxnti uiuttH t'd Id I at
tir.imlt' on busliu'SH Wrdmtlay.
Mrs. t; Viiii t Pulton has been cou
fimvl to ln'V homo bfiatisi' of Ill
ness for ovim two celts.
A few larimr in thin ivmit
;ue ailtl hrtullim kn U;.l.t h. tu
whieh they t'vtit; Jl.Voti the
wiirelitnio.
On Tlinrsi!;ty of l.t -. V .tm:i
it.. i .. i in ii
( yini.ui,uiiiici) j ti
L..i-! , !., J .LJsUJ.J-....i , l -'J'....l-
Large-sized, clean cotton rngs want
en at The Observer.
EPWW IW 'J
NSUKANCE
LA GRANDE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Reliable Agents for Keliablc Insurance Companies
1113 Adams Ave. Phone Main 752
v l(IM
PRICES on Tires, Tubes,
Gabriel Snubbers, Bumpers,
Spot Lights and Tire Chains.
Over stocked and must move
;' thehi We want your repair
1 " business on any make of car.
' . Our Guarantee is what you
need on your repair work
Home of the Chevrolet and
Nash.
BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE
AVERY HARRISON, PROPRIETOR
Oxfords for Street Wear
The shoe man has had style problems of his own in
the last few months. . We, too, have had to do some
plain hard work to keep ourselves postedi, but we
will not fake our own., drawings an., illustration
must be more than just a pretty picture to satisfy
us. It must tell the style story.
Th
For Shoes That Are Different
206 Depot St. . Phone Main 113
GROVER SMITH, Manager
II l li lM,'iliiH""'igaigj
happy idea on I.lv, j ,w (he gieat project can proceed with j Jones bad Ihe In I, I ,u I u n,- (, lose
very nssuranee of sueeess.
o .
Portland has had a fire chief inves
tigation that selunicd fioni its; evi
di nee, much like a Kenturkv fen
in!e's part, nnd that slout hcnrted
ktatsn is doing his besl to over-l-isM
the huge obstacles of national,
iic jc-alousy and hati-.fl an.l In ing
rSi nwirrelling Euiopenn families in-
i- . "i wi'ihing iigi-ee-nent. ;whcre one side was living to "tt"
he cun.'i'it Tail cntii.-ly. C uing to-,tbe other.
getK, only to disagree i b.-n, r than . u
not pelting together at all. With r 1,et the cold nights contWuie or e
jre.-e.r;-!t of ronference ,,-.(sb- will have iiioit water than two Grand-
Jelled, there ia hope ter the faMio. Kondc livus can envry nwav.
viilnahle ork horse. Th,. untttial'
death was enue,l Irom founder.
Another .n-f,il i-ittliiii al frilh
enjtiioit ' , th, t.ns ami
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s, M at t i t t illi t, for
i mi In hii:h umi '' . iUIkoii), ;
luncheon or ndiehes. frmt .lad,
c.ik and eoitee -tJ by the!
J.idles,' th" i lo. .f -4'::. I.
All Pine Mill Wood
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Lay in your winter's supply
now, while ,you are able to
get it. '
THE GRANDE RONDE
" LUMBER .CO. -
The prosperity of our depoeitora
la of great importance to us.
"We want you to deposit
FniEXDSIIIP aa well as MONEY
trhen you start aa account with us.
Your intcrctsU will be protected
ttoJ you will be assured of OUR
mm
friendship in return for yonr iffl
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