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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1922)
Fi'i(l;iv.'.Tunc?. W.2 vmk four UK OltANDTC EVENTKfT OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer; - c0uki .Your Baby stand This? AJ INDKIMNUKNT NKWRI'ArKIU Published daily and wuvUly At L Brande, Oregon, by 1-.H (Jranrfft fcfU Mug Observer PunllKhfng Company, UltUCB DKNN1B. Editor. Jintfti'ed at th Pontofflce it I,a Grande. Oregon, aa fcfocood Clasa Mall Matter. Add reus all communication! to TIIK BBfcKVKR, 1118 Adawa Ave . Oratidu, Oriron. DBSCItirTIOX HATCI. r Carrier. tally, ier month "b.- Dally, per thrao monlhn . tJally, tr atx mo.. In advanca M-U JDaiJj, ainglo cop - 6f cu v and rorvry orriuiAi r An lu On inle In other clMi-a Oregon Hotel' ;w Blind, 1'otllHiid; Iiiip'"lU NeWl Jtnd, 1'urilHiid; Multuoul&n New itand, Portland. MKMilKU OK ASSOCIATED PHEM. , 'lue Ait-tociaed 1'rena la eicluelvoly Mitiiled to um fir publication of all I n.'Wi (lini-au-li. r credited to It or not mirwi6- credited In thla paper, and; .1.,. it .. Inol n-uB niihliahfd thereto, i ' 411 rili'a of le-pubhcatlon of ayaolal I jispnichi: her a also ar reserved. . a I Sible Thought For Toda flv KlNll. Qllly, Pr 7nr, in aavnnca fS.OO ' tfUX, ciunthn. In advitnco $i.6o utaiy, mree hiuiiliib, in BuvautQ fJ- iftliy. per kioiiui VMkll Oborvur-Slur, br nail, fter year. In rnlvnii'-o . ' wn T11KY SHALL NOT UK WEARY: They Unit wait upon the Lord xhull renew their strength; they shall mount up with WlngS as i.giis; (buy shall run, pind uut be wintry: nntl they shall walk, uuu 'nut faint. Isaiah 40:31. but, governoe; it does pay. Governor Oleott, after going t Ii rt-nli a campaign for nomination in which ho, barely edged out, is apparently jiecved and fretful. Old "Pop" Gates of Aledford, who lias been on the governor's state fair hoard and quite a member of the official Salem family, is said to have sup )ioried Olcott's 0 Client and is also said to belong to the fclan. This cost "Pop" Gates his job on the fair hoard, for the governor dismissed him from his official position Jyr the "good of the service" whatever that means in Ore gon, i ; ij-laL.ii It was a ease of political anger for Gates was a good men on the hoard. According to all rumors, reports and helix's. But the gove y f ) i . :. "i . : ... i- !'; ".V.. : ,-. t - Is - - L ' Iff! Charming , Silken Fjocka Interpreting pi asliion8 Newest Mode Thla nttleid sklwo hahy Is ncMllr - In his d?d'a catch of fun. In on iBloo. or house of Ice. where temi.-ra:uro, below freezing. His nU" uttcs ate Bled dog PUDB- t let rnor uecame peeved and lie did what his peeved coiui.'it n get his better THE OFFICE CAT As you lire now, so once was I; As I am now, so you must be, Step on the gas and follow me. NKVKH NOTICKS THE III FKKEXCE. "Why is it you always wear u der by hat?" "So .my wifr won't complain about my extravagance whenever I, buy a new one." A Dozen New Arrivals It would aeeiii as If American adaptations of Taris stylo ,wcr novor moro beautiful or moro churmlug . than those presented to . women of, America this season. ',' Here wo havo Just unpacked a dom ii Wtautilul silken frocks, nil lu bright and attractive summer colorinc,,;, . Soft crepes are fashioned Into new howiis that boast new lines, low trlmmlncs, new treatment and priced very model alt-ly. Tiny are sure not to remain here long. ; , - , White Woven SPORT SHIRTS Many pretty creations in white flannel, serge and trieotlno-are very new here. Some plaited, some plain, some with a touch of color. 3 s . 1 - .-' .'t-j ,. l.-. '-f-.-- i "I'ull blush unseen-" "That's right, plentiful." J 1ST SO. mfliiy a flower born Since paint got a lot oi men do judgment. "lVp" Gates had one friend-at least for Mert Ander son, another Metlfoid man. who wits a member (of the state game commission, immediately wired the governor to 'accept his resignation becaiiM' he thought Gates hail been dealt a mean hand by the executive office and he chose ty' resent such treatment of his fellow citizen. 'Jliat is the w;fv a Wtliticnl row starts, or the wav it tiscd to start before individualism usurped the rights of the people. The governor lost his temper, which after alll does not pav. iirei; n lias her lamiiv rows, hut we are st ill ! "n,n 11 k"1 onms sue cu.in c mean; one big faniilv. lV-ph- differ on this and that- some! hues' I',;, "'"f ',,fusi"f lu tak;'i , . 1 - -ii ; lac!v her promt.-e to change her mmd.i It IS business, sometimes taxes, ami recently there Was; -the was probably mistaken in the first I a tinge of a religious ecrap, hut tins does not luruisli a i'1"1'1'. uoesnt really niean it ttr ltui" r or oitter feeling. A lot can be Faid about the saxo phone hut most of it would be un-1 iprintablc. ( Tj'j S T A R TONIGHT 9 f,-0 Si! S i mm Be Properly Fitted In the Proper, Corsot T OMORR O.Wr-S ATUED AY ! wiil 'Tii,l!iv'niwl' li,i'mnrnw n renrcsei.t il t he and eVS"lit'Mii d cofsi 'Uciv; bu ill our corset lU'parlnient. dinoiistlotin" ami -fining tie.- (anions J "I. A VilMiA" ' ' "LA MODI;" . ami UKM)l:fiOX" t'otsels Thlu ,.vtnt hki-vIcp ciisis von tintlihiu' and you are not iiiil:;aled to buy. There will be on lr.m-. samp.e mod; is of many c.irs. ts not ca In regular sttK-ks, and we are sure tint your visit here tomorrow be fully repaid. riol will cause WHEN YOU HAVE A HORSE IN THE RACE. What a iLiffcreM feeling otic has when he is directly and personally interested ju any one thing; how he takes notice of everV feature and looks earelulljy to detail. The writer attended a liiu.-ical recital recently. Or dinarily recitals are recitals enjoyed by the ladies and occasionally attended by the men. lint this, was rather an extraordinary 'event f"i- several men. They were ail there and they were all interested. Kadi hail a boy who appeared on the program. It does make all the difference in the world when you have a horse in the race. Doesn't it.' liHTWKEX ;iltLS. A girlie gill in knickers . Meets another louking cute. And then the first girl snickers Wltiie the other follows suit. They shake their bobbed hair Displaying signs of joy, Then one hails the other girlie With this remark, "Oh, Boy.' PRINEVILLE'S MISFORTUNE. SO THEY DO SAY." XVhi'it some pi'ople tlu-y (to tvtM lasting bliss, while uthcrs j?o everlasting blisters. these "Waiter, what arc specks in my cereal?" '! (loan know, lioss, but maybe they'ie some u' ilie.-o "oti set advert iseil.'' Oon't tell your wife that vu are. tfuinj; tn Hollywood on a business trip, i or she will rush rijrht down to see n 1 divorce lawyer. Touch any Kind of I wood but Hollywood. . . SATURDAY AND j I " iSSI -i RUNT) A V I .. . IH - ' l g life I M mw wit i t . r 1 i 1 "i i ' vr-i n -vai is: t. Tr wMt'.' ,1 m r- 7 j Our little sister eitv l'riiieville. count v seat of Crook county, has met with a miM'oi tune. Kire lias destroyed t lit j very heart! of the little city and the ls will run into huu-l dreds of thousands cfdo ll'ars. livery town has its fires but' l'riiieville was right at the. point in its existence when a I tire of such magnitude will cripple it to a marked extent. The high cost of building will prevent the erection in many instances of permanent buildings, which ustiallv follow'. the small luwullrc, and it.Avill ivipiire a long time to even build back the frame structures thai were destroyed. 1m Grande extends her sympathy to l'riiieville and if there is any need for material assistance I,a Grande stands ready to help. Ol lt SUUHTEST SCENARIO. Scene 1. Clerk in shite store is wailing on a well-dl fssini lady- j Caption: "One of your feet is larg er titan Ihe other, niatimn " Lady leaves ytore in. great indignation. Scene II. j Clei U in iiimtiier ime stoic is wait-; tng on lady in Scene I. I Caption: "One of your feet is smaller than tile other, madam-" Lady buys pair of shoes leul loaves store highly pleased. WHAT'S THE USE? ll.iwlet respect. tcM'nibie flappers in one Thov both roll their own. KI'IT AHIS. Ily lip I. Taph. Stinnrer .p:io S T V 1 9 fi1 jr. & 6; 1 vare enjoyment in store for the many friends of El Sidelo 1 he Havana filler tobaccos and shade grown wrappers used in malng El Sidelo are the best the Cuban and Connecticut mariners afford Their quality is nov running exceptionally high-x- r:,"'v.' ri 1 f . The governuieiil, has presseii a sun against the South-' ern J'acil'ic railroad making il divorce the Central I'a cific rfiiliyad from its sy-iem ainl pi. icing cadi under separate nianagenieiit. Now. when- i- the economy in such i I I '. '.....J i : i ' i i i Seven uttin wished I.I;m's -10c Owr.tcrlkid 2 for 25c I-i!y - 2 for 2jc t- Altos - 1 5c npt-rtirs 13c Aoibns.sai lors for 'iOc Ciiuau v io foiU a move and what doe. of this fight for years, for a long time and tin ted but. recommended. and says tin low and thv in the least. ,I,et Hi try and regulate the th,e railroad business government strain at the eaniel il aiiioun Tint guver n t he nu-r. Xow con;. ..' w,. rill for w as n.1 oat Is must ,-eparalt n'liper and ihissi iilii Mi i' rai ; no i and the Mic government i.egal langi; r v ill not be 1 1 iicif is lave all hearn titl t he merger t ouiy permit - s will l"ol iclle) il led together and then no conuu'i il ion in Hot be mi hy should the Mi-liial gual anil swaL'Jv AV.'hell dinlge Keiie.-aw Mountain .I.ainli.- delivered lhat. home run to Portland'- La-,. b;, , ,v ,.iminat tng the new inanager, Mr. K'lepper. ainl - Mal others eoiinei tcd therewith it. was a shock to ;., ,, ,, ,.,,,,. sel lor the team, equal ! tin ; ..i.ii.. ?..i.g -,nie of .Mo ver's bi'lls in the legist itiwy. . a o Kvideiitly Charlie 144 aiiigo,,r ,- s ,,f that drug from Al'iica wii'h-U im sure IVar tlisteller be J'oi'e lie open-the giibefn.iai''W a?.iin. Aiul still, (,!io.-e vho know 'liar!ie have n i'.i"i t In Iwe 1 1 t lie need-j a diaig of any kiiSl. "" 0 ' . AN INCOME OF $100.00 A WEEK' amouuls to in mure than -flO.OO a week in the end if it i.- all spent as you go. Sound business judgment dictates that a portion of your earnings be set aside as a reserve against possible I'u I nre misfortune or sickness and as a means of gaining financial independence. A savings account in this bank is a sound invest ment. It will work for you every day in tint year ainl always be available in the hour of need. . La Grande National . Bank v Capital and Surplus, $205,000.00 Ol'Nli i;i:i,l.l!.K - PKOGIv'KSXlYr: ' .- ;jx s"' :N ..'ij.'j IOc .m..'; -.-s.. C7;f 's'Tii;..' n SkI Id Cgur u mii bv Coi.-IkJjiisI Ctgir Coroi0P9 M-lsti?l rvrs Awl V--,- - : : - 'V Dm id', ud 17 'La GraA&w?? Co. 0
