La Grande evening observer., May 17, 1922, Image 4

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La Grande Evening Observer
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CITY AND COTVI Y OPriOlAI
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On aale In other cltlws Oregon Hotel
iIawi Hiatid. i'ortland: ImottrlsJ Nw
Stand. Portland: UultnomaJi Nws
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mtltU'ri to tm ror puoiicauuo ui n
MWi dtwpHUh.a crtfctltvd to.lt or not
jllivrwUe rtdiu-t in thla pap;r, and
tlsu the lucM ni'Wl puuiinnea uirfuu.
All rights of ro-publlcailon of apeclai
Bible Thought. Tor Todaj
MAN'S API'EAI.: .0 lxiid, tcvivu
thy work in the inidat of tho years
llnlmkkuk :2.
A GOOD THING IT IS OVER.
" 1 Oregon is lucky lliat the closing of the primary cam
paign is near nt hand ffor thfut bitterness is getting well
nigh past control. AnMh,',tr month of this fight and can
didates would ; strip off the veneer of civilization. Fven
I. N. J)ay, of Portland, who is one of the Olcott managers,
and AV. K. Diuke, who is the Patterson manager, would
rwith a delved ending of the campaign, forget that several
thousand years have been used in getting men up to the
present standard and would doubtless begin hurling the
dirk kniv es and dancing fiendish dances. Charles Hall, the
man who is rated as the finest looking candidate physi
cally, would overlook his daily clean collar, his daily shave
and shine, and lie seen on the streets with whiskers an
I j;ich long proclaiming some lof his doctrine. The present
governor would, perhaps, lay aside his suave manner and
partake a? the J. N. Day nature of breaking ribs while
breaking was good, if the thing lasted .much longer,
'')- And the Oilcgoinian,' which sits as a. judge on-must
Hj (':itical matters in Oregon, would doubtless lose its dig-j
,.- ' nity and be found groveling in the mire of popular" fight
dug, using strangleholds and forgetting all llie ethics
which Mr. Pittock worked a lifetime to establish. Frank
Irvine of the. Portland Journal would very likely, if the
fight conliniiicd miuc.1i longf:T, cease to be a middle of the
roader and begin to listen to Walph Watson and other par
tisans who work on that newspaper ultimately joining in
the great hurry scurry down the street to some polilical
headquarters whev lijot stuff in the shape, of propaganda
was being served.
i Yes, if is finf,' that it is about ovicr, for a month more
of it woulil "darn near" ruin Oregon, her politicians, her
political parlies if she has any, her newspapers, her wom
an's clubs, and half the preachers.
BARRETT GIVES PORTLAND ADVICE.
THE OFFICE CAT
wages and prlvilefc-eH, ;biit,.iti( the
IKvmviui nouseworKor seejnot a little
".Man
insane."
with eleven wives may be
Jt sounds darned reasonable
IHEAU.Y MUCH 15ETTKK.
All old gentleman entered a coun
try newspaper office and approaching
the editor aid, "I want to 'yet copied
of your paper lor a week back." . ;
J he editor replied ,"Hndn t you bet
ter try porous plaster?"
; WONIf;i!ITL!
London Opinion: Happy father
(rushing? into room, in the first trans
ports of delight J I've trot a son; It's
boy.
John r.aiTcHV former .newspaperman of Portland
but for the last fifteen years a si intent of trade conditions
in South America, gave Portland Home very good advice
in a lecture there a few days ago when lie said the coast
cities must look, to South-America and the Orient for
their business, lie stressed the, fact that the Pacific
coast can only build and develop as it trades countries
reached by the'' Pacific ocean.
Mr4, liarrett is right in his conclusion and the sooner
people begin to have the vision (of trading with these
countries the sooner will the coast reach out into terri
tory that rightfully belongs to it. Instead of thinking a
trip to South America or to the Orient is a big under
taking Portland merchants shlould' have no hesitancy
at all in making the 1rip themselves and sending their
sah'siiien into those cMuntrims. . .
0; :
CLAIMS A DEGREE IN SHOPLIFTING
Whatever laPpens, the girl who ac
cepts a ride in a stranger's automo
bile is an accessory before the fact.
"Do you
she a.-ktd
unotciuea uoout coming.
do your own Btretehin' V
suddenly.
"Do wo do our own what?" Mrs.
Stevens asked, puzzled. .
' "Stretchiny repeated the woman.
"Do you put all the rood on the table
and stretch for it yourself, or do I
have to shuffle it around to you?'' ,
SCTTI.H1). '
Forbes' Mugaxine:' Two fussy
traveling sulesladiea were ridinif in
opposite Keats in the train. One
thought the train was too hot, the oth
er said it was too coKI ' '
Just then a Uuy porter icame
through.
"l'orter," commanded th'e first
lady, "I wish you'd open that'window.
I'm nearly smothered."
"Oon't you do it!" snapped Ithij1
other, "ir you do I'll freeze to death."
The porter scratched his head. I
"What you 'spose Ah shpulil do in!
a case lahk da.t?" he asked u mutlv
loiAing traveling man, about two seats
to.. the-rear, trying to enjoy a little
reading. .
."Open, it a while and freeze one;
then shut it and smother the other.
WUoopIng 1'ounll.
"' i -iv.iew-i
Nap-A-Tan
Moccasin Pack Boots
For, Women
(Incorporaled)
: Outing Togs for
Women!
All Accessories Needed.
!
Wichita Kagle: A New York' wo
man whoAe name is Iird is about U
marry a man named Helper. Please,
society editors, got a new headline-,
ATTENTION POLITICIAN'S.
No man can add to his stature by
trending on other people's toes.
M r
Sieve
had offered liberal
This Is a very dangerous disease.
particularly to children miidor five
years of age. but whon no n.ire
goilc, codekue. or othu opiatu is
given. Ih easily cured by ch in.-! '
UhanibBrlalirs Cough Itemedv. Mnat !
people bellevo that it must run its j
course, not knowing .that the time-i
Is very much shortened, and .that
there Is little, ganger- from the di-1
seaso wlmn this remedy la given. Itj
lias been used fn many" epidemic? i
of whooping cough, with pronounced
success. It Is -safe and pieaiaut- to
take. Adv. -i ' - . . . ,
Beautiful New
Summer Dresses
.. 7 ; ' Distinctive, Exclusive Modells!
"SASSY JANE" :
' "MARY B" v; .
. ' " Sold! Exclusively at West's!
"Who'd ever think of mailing a dress of that!" Tills was one of
the first exclamations over tla lot of "Sas.iy Jane" dresses which wo
bad Just uiriwicke'd. "That" was a bit of did fashioned print, Willi a
twisted someihing at the belt, some applique of black sateen, a few
odd touches and it lookrd like a dream, or a lovely frock come true'.
And then ginghams, organdies, ratines, linens, Swisses, etc. not
one ordlaury looking dress In tho slouk and yet how well they are
steered clear of the "freakish." '.'
Without hesitation, we say that we have never had such a satisfying
colliition of sunimor dresses. We know. that they will he liked and ap
preciated, and we want to etnplrislze that there is a wide ninne of pines.
La Orande'H exclusive agency for the famous "SASSV J A.N 10"
-drcises lies with this store. Vou are cordially Invited to see tlieiu.now.
J . X 1 4 '
M
sized cotton Vii
MAKE OREGON SAFE for the REPUBLICAN PARTY
ffd
REELECT
alph
s
REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL- ,
COMMITTEEMAN.
A Portland girl has been arrested in San lYiin
cisco on the chai'ge of shoplifting and she does not deny
it. On the other hand she says she is a graduate of the
shoplifting school in Chicago which teaches girls how to
do the job so that the floor walkers and clerks may not
be able to reach them. This sounds a little bewildVriug.
lint, at, that .there inav lie siicli a .school in opi'i-atiou
knjow' we have schools for all sorts of things (best
lioiild not the shoplifters have a placi
et a ilegrci ; 1 '
"'oii
days, and by
Avhere 1 hc- can
Ja;:zing Your Food.
tie
le
(The llearhorn lniK-pcmlenl.)
A New Vork rc.uiraleur, on
closing of his famous pin
days ago, said;
"ItesUluralita don't pay: eating
Jiuces pa , but not restaurants."
It was not against the prohibition
law that this man complained. ;lla:h-
rr it was nuains the changmg clun-'imluction of military i):pcnst.s
ten. wi.n-ii na,i i ed ms place ot it.- lhc niliills f . two Americas.
ntmospliere of gentility tw:-.l elegance,'
A few years ago, New Yorkeis of! The Chilean aud-assador to the
the old school and quiet visitors from United Stales has- im-scntcd I lie nlini
'to (he l'tin-Ainerii'an I'nioti fur con
ideratiim by a committee composed
Pan -American Arnn
Conference
To.- government e t::,,;e is ta'ving
the lead in proposing and planning
another arms conference to be held
next March. It would U strictly Pan
American, and would voik for the
for
this mid other coiilincnts, occupied
wilh selective cmv the tables at tin
famou retauiai-.l.. They sele'tec
thpir focd wilh thoulit sometime:;
epicurrn in iN divTi e. 'l'iiey at
Icinurrly, an.i they sil;;lit no enter
innwtH ohr l'n that hieh theii
own arHl th.dr frie -d' con;1 5ahor
4td mltur niuld AffonL
Out th eeiwution j drivm
jrom th ivtauranu. I ner cau-
the nign of eafcn tlfiunnandu re
flwul ep'cure. Huge anpctitei .-w-t-wmrcfT
gtMd tes'iM. Noe :i,l ex
' vt?iwfnt banwhnl quiet n.J cultun'.
i1nt hands wrr remli?J ti ,'i;iivf
itlt ho diners. Te .'onj-o tnu
4-9010, unci tho modiftcothoi of thi
' iffance from graco to juration tii on
I ,asWo flflt-footed penor.ti to .rt irt(
v0' 1 W ovcrnea-l tlir .'n '. ari
oi me asiiutgtou iiinlonialic ivpro--intiitlves
of Chile, l'oizil, Argentina
I'ci-ii, Cuba. V ie-.'.uela, Fvn'idor, lion
iluras, i'anama aiwl l'ruxuvv. Se.'
rotary of Slt Hughes i chairman o1
thh) committee.
It
ni 1
The Only Westerner liver Mhsted Ice-Clinlriiinil of, tile Uepiiblican
National Commlllee
KEEP THE WEST IN POWER
The lifipiilillcnin National Committee consists Uvf one nienilier from
each slate In the Union and. Is tho political organization of the party. ,
In June, hil, at lhc Committee's first meotiiiir after the inau'r'i'ntion
of 1'iesiili ol Warii'ii (i. Ilanllua. every state cast Us vote for ltuli.lt 10.
Williams of Or''gim for vice-chairman of the Committee, recorizinir b.v
Iheir iiiianiinoiis ote Ills fitness and ability as a leader to fill this re
sponsible position, ,
A vole for Ralph ll) Williams ror Itepiiblican National Committeeman
will confirm the action or the forty-eight stales in electing him vice
chairman or the Republican National Committee, a position never before
held b.v a Western nu.in.
Ralph 10. WiUhuus of Oreuon, as vlce-chalrinall of the Republican
National Conimil.toe, is directly In line to become National chairman. Ilio
highest .position attainable in tho Republican oraillization.'
A National Coniiiiltteein''.in on the National Committee does hoi make
'vecnie the laws, hut carries out tho nolieies ami nlatforni of the nam-
adopted b.v the delegates at each previous National Convention. !
Mr. Williams Is senior member of the National Committee. Seniority
in this committee gives one the same power as seniority in the ) U. S
Senate. n
Sale of Children's "
., SLIPPERS ,.
' ' : $1.98. ;V;,r ' ' ;'
In sizes from 7 to 10 there are. white,
brown and black strap slippers with best welt
soles. They are odd lots of very go6d styles.
Seo them as you enter; values up to li.5U.
.Choice $1,981
. . Also values nil to $4.a0 in sizi'.s 11 to-, 2,
both black and while. Choice at $2.48.
ASK FOR
H Wear
No underwear can give the comfort,-sa'tl's-factiou
and wear that is found in "Miinslng
wcar." Its fit. shave retaining and laundering
qualities are unexcelled. '
This store is headquarters for ".Munsing
i wear" for men, avoiucu and children. Spring
stocks and new lower prices are now ready.
Highest price paid for clean, large
sized cotton rags.
MONEY
' TO LOAN
On
La Grande Residence
Property
J. R. OLIVER
Furniture. Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ED D0N0HUE, Prop.
Phone, Black 1241 Fir & Jefferson
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
',x'i 'Lr" ,
f i;
To Keep Him Therejl
(l aid Ailv. by Comniitlie of Republicans, C. L. Slnrr, Sec'y., til? Hoard
of Trade IlHildiiig, Portland, Ore.)
-V-i C hn ,iliwiiiiHi .n Vvk-ssiiv- e
:t!'iVi:liVi'-'l,,lMfVw'f wlfie . food
W V... kh iS tt Xw nit I I ...d t !
t a fna. Of ". f nM ia:
. l'eliev.1 tht th pl:ta
! wrll rr'rivn( an! that the pro
posed ronfcrfiK'v will imet with
cews, inasmuch r mot of the South
Anu'i-uan Mpubiic hnve nlreadv es-
fis.( thjjf wih for an iigieeiueM
njuiticn of armuntfnt.
Citiieii, ,.f th,. fnited State still
toil lilfte iitiout their outhern
ik-,it. Tlie' tkiiib of th Utn-
in(.-leni i (litllica . Iglt knaiTt it'
ideals, given more to fihtii'jf ,'nrr.otist
thcioselves than to .nei foi ii,pkj cor-
hI native work for llie goal .if ,H.t
let t.iese neighUrs arc lncreoji.iK
ile-t and progrc.,?: and ,!ioffi fn;-.
i..fcd ui."i'.n' bi oho : ir a'!. e '-
ririiisljip anil Jtnanrf
(Thc proepcrity of onr depositors
in of great importance to us. '
y'o want you; to deposit
- FIIIEXDSLTIP us well aa MONET
rheu you start an account vriih us.
Tour interests will bo protected
and you will to assured of OUR
i friendship ia'retura forTyottt i3feWl
Coniidncc;
ON MY RECORD AS YOUR
CONGRESSMAN I ASK
YOUR SUPPORT
For ten year.? I have served the Second
l onressional Uislrict ol Uregon in tiio L uited
States congress.
During that period great; questions affect
,ing the nation and the state have cynic up Tor
sett lenient.
On every tpiesilioii you will find my vote re
corded, and t statwl upon that riecord wholly.
My attitude Uiward the jiroducer, whether
On ranch, in saw mill or in any other form of
work that produces the wealth of the nation, has
ever been absolutely fair.
.My work Cor the reclaiming of arid lands in
Oregon is well knjown to everyone, and it is with
pride that I state, to you now that Oregon, after
years of neglect by the National government
during which time 1 have fought constantly Cor
recognition, is now coming into her own and that
a number of reclamation projects in this State
and in the Second District, have already receiv
ed federal aid and will receive more.
1 am a candidate to succeed myself in Congress and T appeal to vou for
.your support un the broad platform of services already done, not promises.
Yon have but to look up my record an I you will know what to expect of me
in the future.
- l!elie tug you will, when once you analyze tin
ation. see fit to give me your earnest, whole-hearted
I remain
present
support
pol
for
ilieal silti-re-elect
ion,
1
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N. J. S1NNOTT
The ladles, Oregon.
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