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T:T? OTtlXDTC TYEttTTfa OTCSTCTIYTCT? Tnwlnv, Mnv 23. 1022 La Grande Evening Observer A iir.iM;ui:vr m;vi'apkil I'ublishi-d dully and wkly at L llrando, Oregon, hy l.a Grande Even lUK ObnTVi-r lililikhlnif Company, liHUl'K DI.SniH, Keillor. CI TV AM COrNTV OVKICUL i'Ari;it. On aale Jn other cltlci Oraaoij Hotel Vewa blsnd. J'-jrlUnd; Imperial Nw Pand, Portland; Multnomah New ud, Portland. BntToi1 at tlio I'oMoff Im at Ia Orand, Oiugon, H Hoeoml Cla Mall Matter. TACIT) FOT.'R THE OFFICE CAT AridrRM all conitnunlratluns to THW OBHHHVEU. 14X11 Adnata Ave,, L Grande, Ortfnn, IL'IISCIUI'TION IlATEt, Hy Carrier, i Dally, pop month . Pally, ir thr month Dally, pr fix rim., In advance . Dally, alntflM copy ..... . SS.Sf .$4. 60 6c lly Alttll. Dally, per yar. In advance ...15.00 Datly, fitz month. In udvance --.ti.oQ Dally, three month, lti advauctt $J. Pally, per month 6e Weekly Obuerver-Rtur, by KialL Dor ypfir. In n'lv-mro - ' . M KM 11 MM IK AHHOCIATBD PBBM ' Thf Ah'";.i iTfM la exclusively intll led to ii hh for publication of all own llHpi (! rr I'd It erf to It or not 'ithrwtf flri-tlllrd In this paper, and .1... ti... ir,cl nett-a mihlinhfri1 thftratn- U) rltfbta of .e-rubllallon of special ilapatchva nere amo are ruvurvvu. Bible Thought For Todaj lilfiHTKOUSNKKS. IJIUXGS. RE JOICINti: When the liifhtcouii lire in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beureth rule, the people mmirn. I'rovcrhs W:'l. ...,nn.r.rm rrniT l"ITIAfTe,C3 V This is tlu- fourth (lay following the ln-iinaricx, iiii'l on this -fourth inoniino-no one knl'W.s wh i nominated hiv .l..!,,;.,!,! i.Mi-(v in Oreeon fur governor. Interest has .... 4liw l.ii.Tiiiiwr jisidi' from those who lOUllilt i iiiiiih' to reckless motorists. W .lUIU'll Mini lino iii.y. '.-,) - - . I, ' i ,..,,.. Ml,. . i.iwm 1 li I, Mill,. 1 11 T 111 la, kiiuw u mi'iu, ovum "v- ! : Don't complain to the editor be came ho ilocsn't print all the news YouH probably nee the time whc:i you'll be mighty ulad he doesn't WOKD.S irSELKSS WITH T1IK.U Tile American Auto association is offering a prize for the best ivurd to ii'or and against the religions! t-aitl of the eontest. fl ed if we printed it. La inutile citizens now freely admit that ballun and dancing do not Cfo well on tlie same i;orraiu. ivr mlhuil totroi. evening's entertainment, " ti Senator Tom "Watson wanted to fight Senator 1'hipps ' If she doesn't get photographed, it isnfit moo'esty. It is but fra k ac ceptance of conditions over which hhe ... . j-e.slerday in Washington, I). C, but thtre was no one" to prepare the guns and aet as seeloiids, sah. , , o , . ' Even the Portland Telegram is now casting about fo find some plan to.iipport that will bctlcr'the priniar.v in Oregon. Jt surely needs lietlering. . J . o t is all right to iidjourn for . t U f " stiitnuer period but notion n- (iint AC the Avarifi.weatluir- -. ' . , Thn easif.-t way to un:kr.str.nd Hie psychology of the American people is to study the nuloi-ial it send to eon gicsa. ; sVf -r nil " mi: :' , Outing Apparel For , W '' J -; ' Women!. mj ' ill ' y This Store is Headquarters for All Outing n Msrlj fi VV 'f ' ' ' ' And Sport Apparel. ! 'WV j-'-t- III Whether It be tor golling, hiking, motoring, fishing or any of the 'O , llC t , . - if . , v l ' outdoor iiH enjiiyeit by women suitable attire is very necessary and I y J J I h&$ m . -ij lijil this mortt is propured In fc:vury way to complete the costume. II . V '&' i ' -"tCtt ' jill Entiie suits of khaki, tweed, or corduroy are In the kultker styles II I JJJ lib ' - ' I I I ( be worn with golf socks, leggings, puttees or boots. f 'r 1 fi , , t . ., t. jiO-iw I HI Heparato gariiiouts of khaki or regulation woolens may be had I I 111 V , -'' jMW ! 1 1 blouses, sUiris, knickers, etc. I ( ! J.W 1. ,P'iJi?! v''"i' i 1 1 These garments are also made for misses and little girls from 8 Jf j&oMiif 1 yea' s "" v H Ns ivyvi Prices are greatly varied in all different .materials. "" i ! ill IIMATJ A IPAW II i ;. I tS-l y Hiking Boots for Women. mi,,, .. JXtm'tifot ljry.-m ' insi!;l5 our i.icosJra were dii t At c.iiv i .!e the ol i hoys a few Ui.t. (Is years back w;:c inciutid ,v til ,i , ' A I'OI.I.KCE LEITI'lt 4-0 La (iraiide is improving a few si reels, laying wafer mains, putting in sewers and acting as thfnigh things were "back to normal. 1 --" The Chile-Peru Row. ' l.lfn nowadays Is jusi one Inlw national conference after another. Tlit? latest one Ih tho Chile-Peru meeting lit Washington, to see If those .countries can nettin their old (llapate about the ownership of the Tlch ilblilrtH of Tacna and Arlca. held by Chile, and claimed by, I'eru for 40 yearH. It was tliouuht that Mho rival claiiuiititH would stand a belter chancft of coming together, on- Anp.tr.- icnn Hi'll than 111 their own cnpi tals, 'Ivereforo 1'ncle Sain offered his hiispltallty. The oiitcnme, how. tivor, i Is dubious. Already hitIoiih difficultly havo dilmloped. Theiie t.nilnH aro groat ticklers for leclt mlcnllly' and forniallty"' and ' preco diuil nnd abstract loulc. It is hard for Aeni to face facts and got down to a comniou-seuso basis of com promise. If they fall now, the obvious thln?t Would bo to submit the dispute t i the' new World Court, of Iliterna tlolial Justice, or to thn League of Nations, of which both disputants aro memliers. If Ilia lcugim can Bettlo tho Stlosinu conl roversy, it ought to hn able to handle thb; far aluoider case. Of all the people that go to the loV circus they lovc funny clowns best of, all. Al. G. Barnes circus, which! comes to l.a Grande next Tuesday, has! forty really funny one:-, tlmt Im-:-' made millions laugh. Thtio are ani mal clowns also, and combining- with 110 other wild animal features,, thji i year Marries' show is twice as iiu-gij as before and carries more wild ani-l mals than any coniliincj zoos or trav-i eMng shows combiner. Theie will.be: a two-mile frc- pirade at t,:n-tlih ty i Tuesday. licim ml.er .the lat Ma 'to one day nly. j These faimpis ilioots for ladies are In dark and light browns, cap toe or moccasin par, 12 and 15 Inch tops. All sizes 'In A to U widths. Priced $8.5U to J10.00. . ' . ; .. I ' ; - 1 Delegates for Year .ludfc:- lear Mary: I got my dip i ' , , i.,,i.. .1.. I hit my exams for u homer a X new Grain Growers Name am Pete Perkins, A. 11. l'vL. learned i how tO inhale quite nobiy; n. ihoesi couie from Franks, clothes fpiri ' llrookj . Viu really would almos- a l At the n::!iua m-eting f district know ; me I'm surely some s:ikk:Ii number one of the Oregon Co-opeia-boy oil looks. I've Icarr.c.l how to,tiv,. (irain (iroweis, J. 1C. Heynobis rfa'ice this here tiKbilo: on al.d f l.,i i:i:.,i,1- II II n ...:.ii. :.'....." ' ' rannul Induce tho waiter ' to bring ;,,,,.!, ,. been f. .!. 1 s.iwy this for- i .'scnh. ami A V .vr, ..r .'-..'i. plain.'and unadorned, for ;tlle child i vniK. fwad.iie I tell you I'm sure col-1 were elected district ,U., .,i'..L ,,' who jat ..homo lever gels', a drop ; ,.K0 Mld Ami raw c can so aml.wivc ftoin June 18, V.f2 tijune l"i of viur-Kar; liot rwiuiunliiij in every-1 Kot la, ,.:',,,!. -Vt. Uanud all the dope, i i:).t. ' ' ' IIIIIIH, ioi old conn vinu n I iii s1 to spcas.. tej! vv.e !n"i:gllt in.-i i he vote on the various .--i-wlLr - pleasure nas narncU can we Jive on thirteen a wee ? TO BE CORREQTLY SHOD- Wit! At'i-i'Si l Cleans to have a well fitting shoe and have It- fitted. One must combine' comfort with fushion. Terrect fitting BhoeB will give the feet a chance to fall into natural lines that osothe the muscles and streusthen weakened urclius, gradually rec tifying foot ailments,. ,''"' Our shoes are fitted' and they embody only the finest in quality and perfection of fit. Twenty-three styles of pumps and oxfords aro now on display here for women. Triced from ?5.25 to $12. A World Controlled By Law. 'Tlif-' tiino has not yvt vow? when International affairs aro sufficiently settled to make immediately prac ticable a general conference lo con sider, clarify, extend and strewHr-ii tho law of nations, hut it Is alr:t'ly lid, I, tliii., -.i. .lli.io.t in).,. K.ilii.i in a world controlled liy law lo bej,;liij their prepanttions ior sncli u con ference. ' , Thfso arc, the wdrds "of Klilin . I! out, itddri 'tsed lo tho AnibrfcMi sociely of Intetiiiitlonal law. , Air. Jloot Kpcalts wtlh authority In this field. ,nd there a a Idnd of tlnu llness In Ihu. topic, even while 11 liilKlU seem most Inopportune j while ttio natioiiK are still hlckerhiM a ml (funrrelliim and Intermit ion a 1 relations are chaotic, History shows tlntl a period of too strict control is likely to b" followed hy ivvol it I ion ami i'Iiiiih, nnd a period uf chaos Is likely to Iw followed by one of law and or der, provided the powers of re-niui- lit ion have net hei n r IkuinIo I in Htt'lle, I lie wm h is not real Iv e- liansted now. Towi'i l ul forceh are working for order ami progress. This ruliy world may clarify and settlo quicker tliiin ihv seems pus Hlble, if wise efforts are made. Tl:"i" will come t lit c out I'm of hi w, iv which Mr. liuct speaks, and w hlch ' ft ul the world wants. has little salt and has never lusted peppej-, - For the single meal experienced mothers fall back on broad ami milk and tho Hljced chicken sand wich. . Like Kmnia McChsney's "Koust Heef, Medium," it is the one depend. iblo eoinhluatton. Hut it there is n succession of meals, even Litis fails. - 1 Now nil these mothern may Ink-1 j heart. The Waldorf-Astoria In New ; Yoi;k' b(inl uUupflf, spotial cbll- dren's menu, prei)aro.1 hy a child spoclallst. Sooner or later all res- ; taurants may follow suit. Tlx whole traveling; public will add lU ! hIkIi of relief, for fretly ehildrea i on trains are nsunlly lmpropeil . r.d children. I When a child can net a baked! potato, spinach (not cooked to death. crlp lettuce with only a hit ofj ornnge or uppti on It, - wa-nn milk in h cup with a handle, an.l pl;iir! sponge cake with the plain Ice J cream that Is a reward for Kod conduct on the. (expedition, and thih' meal, or its iftiuivalent, for a mod- j erate sum, the 'whole country wiTl Teel better. o I "I'll ads' for All C'liurchca lo Join for World Petvce' is an Interesting headline. Bat what we understand ! they were really tryin to do was to -put into Hhy world a little of that penoo that tljo world . cannot give. ' It Heemt'd to be made ap Piirent at, Oenoa that it Inis to some i from VKi'iuiew liere ' nine than this worldly plane. ' ' - i TIME TO STOP. 'Answers, Lon ion: Sinclair Lewis, author of "M:ii;; Stree:, is fond of lecturine;, as wqu a.s writ in r, ami tb" best stuiy he tuU u on his arrival here from America refer led to an oc casion when he was holding forth on the subject of matrimony. "l.Vlipc has been an ideal marriage,1; he exx'laimtMf ( while those whose in ar id apes hai not, been ideal listened witn pained interest). "My wife and I share our sorrows, our jo.Vs, our ambitions, uinhnpe s, our " Then a Scotsman interrupted: "What about conversation, Mi Lewis 7" And it is reported that thtrc was considerable .silence. was as follows: Reynolds, Hit); David- nr.or, 1 i; 'wift, U)-; V. C. J)or lance, of Knu iprise, hi; Kiank Mc Kcnnnn, of Alicel, 74; F. r. liitpin-er of Ibiker. r.l. ' I KU.MMAGE SALE. I " 11- Prc-byteriiin numinage Sale, May! ''h. al np n. ni. r,-1 !.''! I I.AM), mv. l ife: If Columbus had dropped in at the Genoa conferer.ee, he'd havj had a hariier time discovering Ameri ca than he did in 1-IH2. IT IS II AKI) TO ( ONI-TSI-: A DEAD MAN. Uoth the dead man and his wife Weld closely lllcstioiied' by the attor ney and each lohf the same story Casper, Wyo., Ileiald. Well, well! HAo Vp all thoili-.llt tlio .Hull Mooso was dead, but the news from Indiana,' mid Pelinsyl. vanla seems to Indicate that maybe lie has merely beoli lllberliating. , o- M'HUHEE GOES TO M.K.IST CO.! opular Kolcv Clerl, Jlolel licsigns .Mter Long cm'I'vum' n.i me l umiic as lb Clerl '.limmie' McNanuc, who lias bee?. J ' ) ,W of l icial ki eetor at the Foley hotel l The Baby's Restaurant. the el i it ial gic u siernl yeais ami who knows the -I fust name of every traveling- sales .jiwu v bo makes the Ldnml .Kmpin-., "liia-" toiutud his position with tlu 1 !',i!'l lompanv, and joined i ho N. K. U ( ,t Coinj-auy oig-uni.'.ation. It wii-j not because .limmie dislikes !nt! work, In- he is adnntcd to the .r:inie nnd has a winning way that ail I-eoidc I'ke, but some time ago a. yctingster at rived at Jimmic's house! nnd since that time it has been mighty ' harj for the' boss to break away ftotn A Good j Fountain ! Pen j Ol lie. p lions," I'ln isc More than a Name-- A Badge of Honor. - , ',.' . -.:.. :' ' Tlie nanie "Sc:i1 Iiiiuid" is a badge ol" lu'ii-- is ;i liuiiil 1c tween ('liiiMi? it.S.inliurn and nvliaser. .. Sejil lirand Tea lias made " lids :or, i:i'iym.l,y jy its sn)ierioi- (l.i'vit'P. ' .. .fiends cxi t, the same li i'li iiiinlil v h'.m . - every pound that bears the Seal 15 nil id' label. ' And lliev arc never disappointed. ' ' ' ( Chase & Sanborn's . j SEAL BRAND TEA We soil Chase' & Sanborn's Seal Brand (Oraiio Pekoe) Tea. It comes in sealed, screw tcp canisters. Why notj enjoy it today? J.'.G.- Snip d grass- La Grande. Oregon, May 1st, 1922. To Our Customers; After Juno 1st, we request that all our customers please save their sales slips, as we do not again itemize. We have beon for the past three years using' a Burroughs Bookkeeping Machino on our Wholesale and General Ledger accounts and havo decided to handle all our retail accounts In the same manner. This ma chine is similar to that used in the banks. Wo believe this ma chine will expedite our accounting and make It possible for us to give you the best sorvice In your accounts with absolute ac curacy. However, should you have any missing slips wo will gladly furnish you duplicates, as we rotuin all original sales slips lu our files. Very truly yours, The Grande Ronde Meat Co. Complete June List NOW ON SALE Columbia Records DANCE RECORD Tin Fox-Trot. On the A I mo. Foi-Trot. 103 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75 -xVO CIIARCJE FOR DELIVERY Paul B.,'iO,,W,,l A-3586 Evprv tiny. Intro. "Oh Gee! Oh Gb.h!" frnm Vor GnnAw Snlce Mwll.y Poi-Trot. T'd LwU ana H, Hand I A-3I9I1 Ro.y 1'o.y from !' ilmUfii, Brute. FovTrot. -J,? jTed i.etrte and Hit Band Py the Sapphire Se. Tox-Trot. Sing Snnf M.n. Kox-Troc. Jimmy. Pol-Trot. . . , Urnny D.nny. Foi-Trot. Do It Again (rom The French Doll. 75c An ideal Graduation Gift 1 lere von w j liiid the lies li takes. Also Ee: bharp J 'clicks. Tho mollier who h:is to lak Html II children down louu for sliop ping, or on a Journey Involvine. iliri lug curs or holds, always wishes. Home - attention would be paid lo (ho food needs lit the lull,- folli.s. '1'he bnbv on a iiollle f. es (iretiyi I, e..- , i .... .. . ', i ,.,-M, .or- .. -e,s , . ,., ". .e,,,,,,,,,, .im , , , Nhia. wl i(., learned to bring lot w er In which j hus ,,,.,,." ,e "' iT,'," '," Z Bh" "'"It"-! himieir playing with I he baby tnodilled tho milk e,.,,, f. or lo, . - .,,,,, hjVj ' , ti,m. .,, It done, at an iiccrediled lahoi ,ilor . ' u i, , , :, , , : ,. , his place belui.d th,. counter Tor thi:. i,,i knows what her child is ceitiuc. lint oh, tho (roubles from o-.ie year old to seven. Heavy meals, rich ranees, voce, tables all fussed Ui till I'l-y nio liardly 'rK-oi:in?-iltlo. soni t- (I'.u s' Hither menv hot drinks or ii'h lcHson he decnied ti enter the mer cantile liti.'iness, which provides short er iMiiHiev-s1 i,,Jis nnd Sundays with thn b.ib.v. ' lie wi'i ie:te ( m.i ,,t th teii' f.-r l:i- ar,i:t,i,r.la!He is wi .. anil j I RED CROSS DRUG ! ' - . STORE ; MONEY X TO LOAN On La Grande Residence Property J, R. OLIVER II 5FrtruJ!sljij rnih 5inanre Tho prosperity of our depositors id of great importance to us. ""cVant you to deposit . FrJEXDSniPas Well asMOXEY When you start an account with us. Your interests will be protected and you will be assured of OUR friendship ia rctura for your confidence. The rnhimbinn,-! A-3594 TAc rottmh.-rttorl A-3S8S lint Miller and Hit Orchestra 75c Fox-Troi. V Hay Miller nnd Htt Orchr$(ra I A-3S93 iAwy uqvi iroro i nt ixotc oi .-tmmooui. rox-irnt. i Kay Miller and Hit Orchetlrii ?n Rivr Moon. Intro. "Indian Lulliliy." Mcllcy Walt?.. 1 'roii'- hnnrr Otrhttlra I A-S213 South Sc SwiTthi-ft. Intro. "Baby Dp-am." Mfdlcy Walit. $t,25 T'll nrt TiikrOn'-S(iri BIum. Johnny Punn'n Original HoHnd l A-3S79 Moanful Bluit. Fox-Trot. Johnny Dunn'i Qnmnat Jat: Hound j 75c , '"'rf" Peiro A-3S80 Thrills. iiutilo Uttto 75c (ft) Opf-ra RptJ; (h Parlto NVIlio Cray (c) Th Ivy lnf. 1 f;n Rirhnrdietn I A-3581 (al Rtrkrtt'a Hornpip; (b) Maryland, My Maryland: iri P.it Town f 7RC fhnz. Von KicJiardtoni SONG HITS Oh. Sn- -tirt. Bin it Son Man. Little Red Srhnolhouaa. pnm Sunny Day. Toor Uttlc Ma ri Pnit 1 A-3S82 SuraHuyrti Jc Hit iv.Vr J I A-3SSS 75c Mnrinn Itnrrit A-3S93 .Wafio.trf.irr.if 75C Nt lfrly. Vou l'n't Truat Nobody. Waikiki (I Hr You Callint M from Makt ft Snappy. Vernon Dalnurt 1 oc rin md Vu i A-3EM r'urman and S'ah 75c Hawaiian Rainbow. Th-M 1ty Kre Ovrr. X Got It, You'll Get It (Juit tht Sam Aa MO fi'rt IfiHiinM A-35R9 ., ) A-3-S7 : i ay , 4Z Oil TKEI, LA GR.ANDE NATIONAL DAN!( LA ORANDf! , OR,?.. ro;:ir-r.n.iAM.r-r nrxiRrsttVi: jjFEDERU ;RESEMVE J I .-J OrERA AND CONCERT 111 Sinf Th-- Sonc of Art by. Tardy MaeKt My Wr Utile Hut on thp Hill." t'nrl- VH. Littk (ld Cabin in the Ln- $1.00 lijttntra Mour l ,y( 0$rnt Staglt and t,:lr Quirtrt A-?S2 Vicar .,!.;!, ( J (JO Mitnon "Connaia tu It paa" (Knowat Thou the l.nd Jtanne Oordatt j ftninit $1,00 Ah. So Iur (M'Apftari) from Martha Nociurni-, l Flat Major Op. 27 Viohi. 1. M. f. Tinadirr. S-lrctioia. The Mikado Si Ivfti-m. Th r.'adiat". Marrh ' V ?r.:rfion l.irsy March. lwhv l.rtn t. Tra. nrf K4rr.y Cfat, London Bndff- Kuund and Kound ihv illafrv r""!ii' f'.ei I. K,icl;,ol. rr,nr.; Hi,Un .f !i; I nnn i Orel,, fir; i J1.23 lf. , A.fiM . ' i $ 25 yi. ""i.,!,i a-.ii I o.ol, Vrihratru i 7c W..E Bor.Eenk&ma Co. 4 fn l.o 1-up iiU'aiiv e tali.ds a Mil o