La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1922, Image 4

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Tjav, Tom
TZt nit,VNT)f EVENTNO okSTTRVFTC
Sritiirdnv. Mar 20. 1ft?:
la Grande Evening Observer arc kf breeding
1 V1KIM-'.MICNT MCU M'AI'KH.
1'ubllalit-tl dully fcnd weekly at l.s
Granule, OrKoa, by I Orantla Uvaa
lujf Observer 1'ublinlilnir fumuaur.
Hiun'n dhnnih. iMitor.
"I
Bbtered at the Pontoff Ip at Ta Orando,
Orntron, as fceconti Clnta Mall Uatttr.
Aridr-Aim all pnmmunfoatloDi to THH
OHHKKVKIC, 14141 Adtwi Ava., La
Urmia u, iJrt-KOn.
UUNCHIITION niTKI.
Ur Currier.
CITY AM) 'OI NTV rWUl
1411:11,
On aalfl tn other rltte Oreifon Hotal
Vwa tilund, I'ortlaud; itnparlal Nwa 1
Btand, i'lirltaiid; HuHbumali
dtand, Portland.
Success Depends Much on Man
agement During Winter.
IIUMIlUlt OK ANMICUTUU I'll KB S.
Tim Au-'lttvtl fn-;. ) uzulualvvl
ntuli'd lo ime for Dublicatloo uf all'
, oewa dlopatriit-p rdjt.d to It or not
' udmrwUe i-rtxlHi-d In Uiia paper, and
411 rlKhta uf lti-puulirallon of apevlal
tlNpalctina httra iltu ara ruaarved. ,
Barm Should Be Built With Plenty of
Light and Ventilation Provide
Ample Vard I pace for Neo
eetary Lxercis?.
nail np month 7Ri
Dally, pur thran monlha . wa.ll
Ually, pur aix mo., lu auvanua 4.6u
ually, alliK'a copy m .
Sible Thought. For Toda'
II y ftlrtll.
Oally, per year. In advance E.Q0
Dally, alx tnontha, In advance Si.6U
Dally, three inontha. In advanca
Dally, pur munih k0o
Weekly UbawrvKr-Slnr, by xiall
pHr vwar. In advuru-e It wo
Livestock iih'm ut lnt crlty Kisrro
hellew thru winter mrv "f Cie I- -f
h( ft-illn herd lin 'TM-i iv t-iiivi 'il
htuil.v (hull lueM tnvt'il.'iN ;.ie il. I n-
THE OFFICE CAT
Im'e
workcth no ill to hix ni'itfhhor: there-!
fore love is the fulf illinjr of the kiw.
AND OUT OF THE CHAOS CAME
I.OVK KUU'IUK TIIK LAW:
" MU y i" ""I.m- .Mlnm-voiu uMHlllinns the mi
one another: Mir lu- that loveih nn-1 t . . ....... .. ,.
j-..ir:n..i i... I...,.
im-M In wiiilcr (jujirifi's. A Uw liihilu-
mrxvHilt. .-,. il,i,u I. .til i. I..- I
"""""ls l:l:W- '" j ll.iM,.. ry f il,,. uKri.ullural'.'.u. lj
' tloli ilisliu:
"Jlurns ili not itt-pil tu hi- nnrin
iir ItiM-r li- lint; n:il!ii:ils Inr ry
t'uWM, cl slmuhl lie I'llill with plenty
Of lU'lit mid lmv puni v-tilil:i;l'ii.
Wiillst, iniiHK-i's, iiIJi-. s mi'l ul!!
KlioliM lie of -such NiiiMTiitl n; to imt-
i ii nrr irtniir rirrr ni i
1
. ... - t' IJCT -J tftw
(Incorporalea) .
Get Union Suited For
Summer In
you don't like our li.ki-s Inuvii I
i.iv, you mi!) hr old yoursi'lf sonic
J
Two inriiif lis 'uf liiitllc rnviil licfwccii ciiiulidiitcs c ml -
oil vcslcriliiy with 1 lie d;iy (Icvuli'M tu voting iinil out nl;:
tliii't iliiy comic results wliicli nrc us licwililcrinx ;is tlicyj
arc interesting.. j.
As the I'lvenin Oliserver fjoes to ircss tlic diiy follow. i
ill,!; the iiriinary election Charles ilall seems t.o have In n
nominated yovcrner ovvr lien W. Oh-ott hut the margin is
very close. I lall carried M nit noinah counly over Olcolt:
with nil four nicti-iiiolitan newspapers e' niliineil in Ui-t-vor
of the latter.w hich is a very rcinarkalile hg to d
and shows plainly the strength of what is teriiwd 111.-:
'afriotie Societies of M nit liioniah who weiv liackino; Ilall.:
In I'nion count v Ilall was unknown vet he polU' 1
nroiind four hundred vdes, atrain indicatiii"; a st it'iis. t,li J
which the most adroit political yuesser could not have
Inthomed.
A vcry siii'in
rossnian Sinnott
idea that (Jwinu pos.sj'ssed the strength he d'cveloped
AVhile Hinnott has been renominated' his vote has lieen had
'in;
'i i..
ni'r:
I:,
INSITJKD M K E-l'l' M AN. ,
Co.-ton Trunsrript nt'i-;i(ly ilis
il this in :i Wis;oiisiii iu-wipa-,
n. S'inil.iy, April , to Mr. :tn-l '
. 'liiiim Morton, n ilamrhtcr.
TO l-'OI.I.OW.
(r corusK.
inl . ;:skel the strniirTcr,
ri.ihoi ate ir.K-enio;i.
N'-.'nr, v;is tho !'l!
lea:.', is hi-?" mus-.
1'iRf-r.
aid tlift small hoy.
. I' you think he's hav-'
Said
Exclusively
at West's
MllNSING
'W.-II. I
I
iiMiipiitos initiisitivo
miliratfj that it lias
ii'rui.iiuvi
ALWAYS
PEflrcCT
Fitting
adroit political uuesser could not linn
isiii"; thins occurod iii the vote on ( 'miff z, ,,
and .James (iwinn. I'Vw people had anw ' r y.
iii' . .i i . ii ... i . . i I
I" : i-
'I kill
"Whi 'h
Young Beeves In Feed Lot.
fir
illlllK.
tunny ,
1r wl.wliinl I'r.iiilliilini oiwl I'miitillii I'oinilt' velitl'lled n . '"I" "f Mioniuuli n ml
,' ' . . . , ,, . . . ,i i i i . .i :..i-ll (IrnlniMl Hn Honrs Inn
nrf,re (iwinn vote, hut this is not all, l"r he had strength )(Jlnts ln Ih.lr rnvr
all over the district which was nof anticipated. j .'.'A imm wini two rms nt tie stalls,
In the joint, slato senalor filit Colon K'. I'J.erlnird' '"ri"K " ' f'"'
. , , j i i i i ! :''.. l"i inns for .-alvcs ini,l
walked away will) a'll contenders fur the honors hv siii;lii.yiim,x K.k .un-t-tiy ic! .f u. cms
a largo lnajorit v Ihat no one attempts to figure on how it i"i wi i n' oui.t niis, is prui,-
happened. 'hut all seen, content to dismiss the senatorial
contest with "lie raiiJng. 1 his is true m both I nion and iim.diiri iiu ,niv..s.
Unia'tilla counties as h carried hot li counties hv a largo' "An,,i imc-o should i,c in-o
, . i . , . ' : vlili-il tidjiircut to tin' luirn, for the
majority over combined opposition. , hnl ,.,.,, ll(.mv ,. ull(1
Tho state treasurer itesult was not miexiiecled to the should ho turned out cvi-ry nay i..r m
;oini in:
w ;.!!.
nr. "V,.
thou?' :ti
I.Y ItOM'I'KI).
v.oi'ds art' the casit'st to
:! voiui l''lic:'..:('r:i of l-'arm.
as-, m he M'nU-hcd that,
at work. ,
wiiifs," ropliul thi' farni
havo only to say 'Wilt
! U'.i-y wilt."
There nr hundivils of reouoiiB why wnm(n
osppoiall)-, should KHlivt Muiiniiisweur. Ih'iV aro
just a few of th imnort.uit oneM
TVi-feet fit, waMtiubility, durahility, comfort,
smooth seams, smooth non-binding crotch, soft
imu-ohiifiiiK fabrics, slroTir button holes, wide se-
Itin in fabrics, Htylen and welKhtH and very
moderate prices for very fine quality.
Tne satisfaction to be had from MunsIngTsear
can only he fully understood after the actual tent
of a properly made tfarnient thy are perfect in
every detail of manufacture.
Offered now for summer in many diflVr.Mit
weit;hUs and fabrics. '
We recommend MunsiuKwi ar hecausn It rec
ommends us.
ri(sed ; lo $3.fnl suit.
Sold
Exclusively
at West's
MUNSING
II1IV
Ohsdrvor, altlivngli we want to right here disclaim
disl inctlion as a political prophet in these days. j
Mr. 1 loff defeated .ludge Hynn hv a large majority:
m'arshalling the vote that believed' Ilol'f was presecutedi
hy charges which n'eyer stood up under test. i
In the Third coiiressional district the fight waxes j
'Warm between MoArthur and Korrdl with McAdhur just a J
shade in the load. Again the Patriotic societies there show;
their strength for Korrel is a new, unknown public man
without personal following. It is very evident the "ofl'i
cial ticket" of the societies was voted right down the lino!
with little deviation in Multnomah county and in many!
other parts of the state, also. j
The Democrats have nominated Walter M. Tierce for:
governor hut not linaniiimus by any means, ,W the four
eornered fight in that party shows ilainliv that things are
not peaceful at home. Were the Democrats of Oregon a
majority party it would he they who netteill the result of
i 1. ' . 1' 1 i. .'.. li i. 1 i l I 11.11' ii il
vesieniav s nmn iiisimiii oi ille lie ilioiicans. ir Hie re- t
ligio politico wedge is sharpened at W th ends and cou1,-r ,'
beldriven into either side as the case demanded.
A summary of the whole situation is that party poli
ties in Oregon have goni-; that individualism, which was
rampant in the days of Chamberlain, West and a 'IV w
others, lias also pjene to a largo extent and in its place
eotnes the secret society, for the people demand some
agency to suggest candidates. ot IMng able to get that
suggestion through sraiglit-ou tditical parties, tlnv seek
nnvthing that shows up to offer them 1 lu suggestion, hi
this instance it was secret societies, in the past it has
been individualism. ow the (piction is what will the next
campaign result in and how about the elect i n this fall? ;
d
1 APPLE, NOT CHERRY TREE.
AM) TIU" UK HKAVTI) A SKJU.
"I found a K'tter in a woman's j
h:iwlwiilitr.f in your pocket this morn-1
it!jr.'' .--lie U itn angrily. !
'i'.ut what where why I don't
know- , ;;nu open it?" he asked in
cnnfil:-.i:i.
"1 o'WI n't. It was tho one I avc
you t i nuni Vestt r:lav.
least it few hours. Small calves hm
need exercise, yet should net he re- !
quired to withstand too much expos j
lire. For open heifers mi'l dry -cows i
it cheaply constructed shed lii !i pro- j
vide shelter from wind mid slorm and j
ft dry pliire lo lie down mid so ar 1
inatnl as to ensure eeonoinieiil f'ed I
liK, Is all that Is m-cesnry. Tltese
HiifmnlH should not he luuiilled In lar
hunches, hut should he divided utu' ,
grouped Hcconlln.i: lo si;e and condi- !
Hon."
srr.MT.'nNc i a namk. ;
H it niin; n-.;,i 1- HeraM: "Now,
ir's a neat I j;ie;alow," said the real
lalv :r i :.!. ,-.lu:-t the thintf for you,
Ti.uDti." '
nt'-r into ar nmiable con-.
iil tho ptospjtive custom-
.h.l -"I.i
.pi; a
r.
"I'M
a collate and cut the
FAVORS PUREBRED SIRES
One Farmer', Opinion of Pure
bred Sires.
"Ovi-r Hon fanners in this
county (l'ulnsUI roinily. Vir
Klnln.) havo idi'dp-il llionivi his
to linu'd tholr sto. U onlj to
iSulvhri'd slrrs and havo ilis
trlluit.'il nooil hulls our tho
I'olltity. In (hroo voars our tat
tle have liuproir-il frnm :,u to 7."i
lu'r rout. l'lu sumo ran tie si,j,i
of fclieep, hoiis and jioullry.
"A. l.. i.i;u:s.
(A furmcr enrolled for hotter
sires.)
Annual Rainfall.
Tliere has lieell I'l'i'llli'tllllteil from
reient l!al:l the nuiouiit uf ruin tl II
lMi.:lly I'll I ti ri -t Umiii the earth's sur
I'loo. Il is ioiniil that It Is i'i i I nJ i'ii t
to a lnyi r ,,i' water of the uniform
ih'I'th tor the viholo t'lolie of aliout
:io'j tin lie-. The niiiiiiuil I'allhm on
the hn.d is iiiiialent to n uniform
del. l!i ol iiiehes; eonslderltlK only
the I "h' ul.i, h is ilialneil hv rivers
llnuhi.: t:n the si.;. It Is eillellhlted
:1nt . :. .' i 1 r t ent is returned to
il nil. iiml that the rest Is re- j
inoinl hy ewiporntion.
Patent Leather
PUMPS FOR CHILDREN
Just in. Sizes 5 to 2
Those are children's shoes of exceptional quality
patent leather. In the smallesl sizes It is quite pliilii.
with hroad toe and slnule Ilistci) sirup. In nines 5 to 8.
In the larger sizes. 11 tn 2, it is made, with sirup ruu
nliiK up.th Instep, cunneetinK with cross strap and forra
Ini; a s.iuilnl effet-t.
These are made with heavily turned anil welted soles
heels In large s4zes; sprint; heels In tlnl small. Prices
are f.u?,, Ji'.Ta, $:l.(Ki anil i y."5.
A NEW
PATENT PUMP
For Women
$8.00
"QUKKN QUALITY" inalte B
wide single strap pattern cut low
at the sides and with a very low
heel, rounded plain toe. This Is
a ,ery liooil flttiiiK shoe of flue
nunlity. I'rlced at .H0. Ask to
see It.
THE "FLAPPER"
$5.75
It is of patent leather, wide In- ,
k t p si ra p tv i t h In re buckle, and
low broad heel. It is of very light
wei trill patent, and turn sole.
This pump Is proving exception
ally ipipular now with its very low
broad heel. It Is moderately priced
nt f.75. Set- window.
Women's Muslin
aOWNS AND
COMBINATIONS
$1.25
New muslin jfowim and comhina
tions u pretty and dainty as any
wte've evpr had are priced very low
now. Tbis lot at $1.2fi is but one
Instance of savings afforded throuKh
early purchasing.
There are owns trimmed with
pretty laces, that almost rival those
of bIIU and combinations too, in,
dainty, laeey styles. All ore trood
quality and every one new. Ask
lo see others priced from !Hle up.
including hand embroidered ritilip
pine work.
This Pump
of Fawn
Kid Brown
Trimming
$7.50
NEW BAGS AND
PURSES
Our extensive assortment of
handbag received tteveral dozen ad
ditions during the iiast week In
hoth hlack and brown tooled lenth
trs. patent aud combinations. They
are moderately priced from $2.25
to OO.On.
IN STARTING EARLY PLANTS
Box Of Any Convenient Sije May De
Used for Cabbage, Lettuce, To
matoes and Pepper.
Used Magnet to Recover Nails.
I A ship s cari!i, consist lug of a rutl
Preicrvlng Varnish Brushes. ! """ """. was recently recovered
'I'll" man who regularly varnishes I fr"1" "ie liottoui of the sea. Many of
his i!,,rs will not wftnt to Invest In ""' kl'Ks coMlnlnlnif the -imlls were
new hru-hes each season when the i '"-uki'ii wide open ami their contents
time ii ni' s to much up his Honrs. ! ":IS strewn far and wide In tile luud.
Varnl.h hiiishi s sliouhl never he nit j Tl,e fl';t of recoverlns the nulls ivna
Into waler. They sliouhl he suspended i "nHy pei'forined hy uieuns of a bljc
In fiiri.i'il jars of linseed oil. Tin! j HfUB inaijnet
ir.etliMil of siisiensliin Is to here n .
sn ail hole in tiie center of the cork j
nod vi' l--e tin- end of the brush Into
this h.
I'oimlar Science Monthly.
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
In Portland the pronounced feeling for (Jeoru'o Wa-h.
ington, his hatchet and his cherry tree is so strung thai
when two citizens desiring lo lie rid of mi apple tree thai
wasjn their way began culling ,, itt Hie whole city ad
ministration threw a fit, arrested the nu-n and put llieni
in jail. That is fine. I'm-ilund did n,, have tn have a
cherry tree to make the tableau complete a plain, old
Hen Mavis apple tree answered the purpose, (ireat stuff,
this playing lo galleries, this basking in the sunlight of
nnblie approval.
.Mid ye! .MiillU'iinali counly is in the red. ju-t
all the rest of Oregon's counties, so where is the big
rah stuff fcttino- tin. in '
AVill the time ever com- when people will g,, to work
.Hid cease their publicity slimts al tile CVpellsn of soriel v
The Age of Judges.
A hnthed Is not neeesinry In stnrt-
ln early plRiits to he trnn-piMineii i,
tile Itnnlen. ruhhio.'e, lettuce, lomnto.
JieiKir and eKk'I'hinl can he slart. d In
Tlttiy ceni enieiit sie of ho, hirii ma
he pliieed In li unrni room. l;;.,ire
Mielnc phltlteil In the mil'.!, n the seed
illlii;s should he hn i.lt'iii'.l i.'V uy
t.liiellii; the hot out In the o n ilnrim;
"the .lay ami on ingl.ls when no frost
Is ('jpecti d.
Ahout the Limit In Bad Wine.
V. ry l :ol wine ninny decades ni:o
was calh'.l 'l lu'eeMell Wine." be-
' ii':' ' il leiiuired one man to hold the ,
vi.iiiii, a M'l'ond to pe.'tr the wine
i! .''. n hi throat, ninl the third was
Hi.' ii "Urn miiile to drink It. Ahra
loiiii S.;:i:a I'larii, the preaching friar,
m'.o' il. name lo the wine of Alsace.
I'i'.tii. c. Ion the ipiallty has somewhat
iMM..e. sin,,, bis liny.
Darland Hotel
1'ntlcT New ManiiKement
Nice, cleim i-uoins at ieasn
n hk I'liteN, ri-oiii ."Mc tip.
D. N. Baird
Propi ieior
10 Depot St. Phono 17uW J
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To-Day
Sunday
ESSENTIAL FOR GOOD HEALTH
Fruits and Vegetables Play Important
Part In Diet of Human Fr,-.ily
Grow a Variety.
IlliC
hi:r-
re coming to r.'iiHie t Tin t
i.'H.'lel...-. .ny n lory ,.
I't ill tin- health f ,. (,,..
f Hi- In l.I.-r-
I mlii..
m If or irni-piiii; uny funilamentall.i
j lo w idea nft.-r he is L'll -that is. tin
j idea of whi, h he ili.l tiol have at I, .1-1
j the irerill hel'eie he lea.-ln'.l that a Be
It tltaV he ill'irued, ria-oll.ihlv
'li liouuh h.it IlllKt ol' the We. k of illih;-
is i'' not iliniiniil ei ipn.ilit.i that
I it involves rather the puKing on of
,the aecuniulateil wisdom of -oeietl a
in whole, ifiined lhioii);h lomr u:;v.
jnnd that the wisiloin of lliatuie aire
pinil pN'iifiice on the part of an in
I dividual is necessary for him to make
Tliere was a ironil deal in (Merisin ,n irooil juilire ( eitailllv eliler men:
I'Miallv nial.r iK'tler juil!tes than'
yiiiinn men. lor this very reason. Hut
there 0ie other reouisites of the iudic-i
ml miorl that nre imiMirtnnt, esp.ial-
Tin 'C is tiiueh to he sail! for th
flecisinli atttihiited to IVesoleat lliini
IllKi to appoint no more fe.leinl jmlo,.
over lid years of aue. lie is -aid t,
hnve followed this rule in every an
lioiitlmenr with the exception ,,f .Ins
lice Taft. That ease is h. l ', rihli.
ennut'll, to justify itself, (lenciall
Blicnkinif, however, some ace limit i
ilesilahle.
1'ofle i
fruits mid
porinnt p:
mull family. Son,
wholl do not haie inn.-h f
are very luipoi innt r,.r ti i , ; r i . j :,
health. A Mi.!.- variety of tru'is ; .;. '
M-k-etahlc. si , 1,,, L.,,, ,,w ,.
honie (lardi n ilns j e:i r.
BREAK BROODY TURKEY HENS
Confin, Them in Slat Bottomed Coop
for Two or Three D.is Will
Mate Seen ACrrvi.iid.
Tnnkoy hms can e.is
of their hr Ilne-s hi ,
for two or Ihree i!m s
H slsf t'O-teni. '1'! ev i
tiller hehn; let out or' tn,'
lu laying lu nhout a in
I,.
hr..!;
th,
nn:er nil. wnen riiriitly undeiNt I
Osier's idea was that men's mimli
"set" early nnd they seldom prnihicei
new iileas Hfter the litre of 40, and s 'lnl miorl tint nre imiHirtunt i.Hms.inl- A Patriotic Vouth.
mi. not useful after that ape as con ! Iv a sustained freshness anil power! "I'"." ;li'l W illie. i.,i.h;;; .p
trilnilors to human progress. Wh-th-jof atipieciatiiiir chances in the sniiii M picture books, -when o,
er he developed that iden before ov of the time, in order to interpret the ""' "''"'" "''5' ho piih: some
nfler 40 Is not reeonli'.-). Somi, have' law as a living (hint; for jivinir ivn-; "" " i'ea"i.ir
(rone much further ami iiuestio-u t nlc. Mi dle-ainsl men can do this bet-1 Wlllk1" American iIhk:"- r,ostii
v. helher nnyonc is rnpalile of ilevclop. ler than old nu n, , TrHiisci'iyt,
3fv'mbslp atti 3fi"tnanri?
The prosperity of our depositors
is of great importance to us.
se w T
We want you to deposit
. FRIEXDSIIir as well as MOXEY
when you start an account with us.
Your interests will be protected
and you will be assured of OUR
friendship in return for your
confidence. ,
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o.w l.sllph Connor's Stirring Story
7J1A pluss -Vivicnne O.-bunie cr.j
Irvinii Cuinmiiics
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MEMBER
FEDERAL
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Here's a story that you don't want to miss. It will
hold; you spell-bound, thrill you with suspense and
send you away with a feeling of satisfaction and joy.
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