La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 07, 1922, Image 4

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"Wednr.hn June 7.
La Grande Evening Observer
AW IKItfSPLWnifllV'r WKWSPAI'KIU
Publish til duily nrt wn'klv At la
BrndM, t)reon, by La irande Hven
tB( ObiirviT I'ubllnhing' t'cunpAoy,
BUUCI3 DENNIS Kultor.
Filtered t the PostofMre nt I.a fJrando,
Oruicun, as Hecond C1h Mali Mattur.
Adrirrvn all comnunlcaLlooa to TH.
OIJ8HUVKU. 1416 AdfUHl L
Urande, Oregon.
UllSCItIITIO UATB.
Hy Carrie r(
Dally, per month
Dally. pr thre months .
Dally, per six mo., la advauc
. Dally, aiDtfltt copy
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14 6U
Ily Mull.
fil1y, per year, in ntivnc E.0U
Daily, alx monihR, In ndvanco i.6u
Dally, three months, In advance
Dally, per man lb fcJi
Weekly brvr-Stnr, by mall,
par year, In advunro ..IT wo
I.1TV AM rOI'NTY OWKJIA4
On Bfile In othur cities Oregon Hotal
Jcwh titrihd, I'orllund; Jinpty-lfcl New
9tnd, i 'or I In nd i Multooiuab New
Jiiuid, Portland,
Mi:ui)i:ii or amhociatkd I'liKfl".
The A.oioro
jiitltKa tn 'J-
itiivr win-
d I'reMS la excluslTelj
for publication of all
.- credited to It or not
iltw-d In this papr. infl
THE OFFICE CAT
tlco the lor a I 'o-vvs published therelu
ill rifflila or ic-puuinnuon ui viiwib'
ilsuatuht-s liuru also are reserved.
Sible Thought for Todaj
CIIHIKT1AN CONniJKNCE:
This i tin- eonfiilenee thut wo have ir
Him, that, if we ask anything accord-
me lo His will, lie hcaieth us 1 Julin
a: 11.
THAT CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT.
Itilit now the candidates, loth successful and unsuc
cessful are filing their bills of camj.aiftn expenses with the
.. .. ..i.i . ..n: .... 4 1.,.
secretary ol stale, in some eases on- oms aie innaK hm;
truth but in most eases they are stretching 1 he truth to the
breaking lioint.
The ( lorrujit l'ractico law, in the language of one man
who held u state olljcc Jor many years, "was made only
in be ilodced or broken." n its present Jlorm it is too
drastic to permit reasonable expenses for a siale-wide
campaign and as a result every candidate wno jias made a
btate-wide campaign immediately, limits a way 1o make
Lis exnenses show mi small .for fear ol' having expended
more than the Jaw provides he shall, thus exposing him
to prosecution.
The Law's ih-Ckhi is very mm-h like 1 he law which de
mands every citizen to give in his properly Do the assessor
including the money in the hanks on deposit. People d!o not
follow this law, yet they make an affidavit to the assessor
1 hat' they have given in ad the own? So it is with the cam
paign expense account. Only the portion that can be seen
and others know about is given in when a heated campaign
has been ini pi-ogress. We are a great nat ion of law break
ers, the best that can be said.
' LA GRANDE AND UNION.
BY JUNIUS.
iiip
.Soeltii; UiroiiKli an Idea la wood
seeing an Idea through In bettor.
A maii'fl homo used to bo hit
eastle, now U's his wife's card club
headquarters.
Sticking tighter than two brothers ha Urande and
Union go hand in hand on all ventures of public nature.
This week La (.irande day at the stock show will be atten
ded by nearly the entire city. And it is right that such
should be the case. I'nion gives everyone value received
in the way of public ciiterta'uinient or public enterprise
well worth the money. On the other baud, I, a. (Irande feels
a family friendship and when I'uinn announces anything
ill the way of public cntcrtaiinent or" public enterprise,
3a (Irande people at once agree and endorse, it with
their moral as well as financial assistance,
j. That's the kind of team work that brings the (Irande
L'onde to the front; lhat's the kind of team work that
makes u better I'nli ii county.
MRUS SO-
The last member of the famous
l.isht lirlgado Inm died ac,"in! These
boys urc certainly, immortal.
acquire rlchos, ancl soiuo glvs up
and vail It filthy lucro,
S 'J' AUKS
The vamp went up the winding
stairs,
Tho hick "behind her fullered.
She stopped and stooged to tie her
shoe .
Ills chewing gum ho swallered.
"Kirty Thousand Dollars Stolen in
Chicauo Found in Los Angeles."
Money goes further than It did ueue.
HIS ( HOICK
Tummy wus permitted to y,o in
and seo his iidw twin Ibrothors. Af
ter louliins at them a moment he
Haiil. "Kw-ii the red-headed one, ma,
eiiUHo he'll be tlie best liuliter.1'
FOR REAL BOYS
KAYNEE"
ELOUSES AND UNDERTOOK
"I.'. S. hiiH half of tho world's
Kohi." Headline. Jf yuu don't be
lieve It look at people's teeth.
There has been bo much rain re
cently that we are Inclined lo be
lieve the picnic oaon has opened.
THAT AlUISTIi; IM.I XK
The new silver dollar may be Im
provement from an artlslir point of
view, but It is just as hard to carry
and just us easy to spend as the
uld one.
xii u i)iri i....M i-;
"The main difference 'twixt me
an' my hoy Jim," explained a Union
ruiinty farmer, "is that when 1 put
in u day at work I don't feel like
riiniiii:' 'run lid liiKhts, and when Jim
puts in a uiKht ruiiiiin' 'round he
don't feel much like workiu' days.''
In Ueliiwaro there is a (own that
hnaslH of a femnh; fire company
Chances ure tiiat they Ute silk hu.se.
I'OI.NTKItS.
is tno stepfather ut suc-
liusbands are
Audacity
cess.
.Men are ilf I'crcut.
alike. .
Kvcn a tall mau may nut be abuve
criticiKin.
It is far iciiKler to lovo somebody
I ban respect them.
Men like to ho IhiiKhed at fur their
wit, hut not for their folly.
I'o think that just about two
years nco that word "lreicriptiun"
had a line reputation.
IOWA HAS HER TROUBLES.
primary is
Iowa which
Further evidence , that the pure, direct
breaking down was furnished! bv the state of
this week had a senatorial contest of several candidates.
A light vote with wrangling much as the Oregon guberna
torial campaign ensued. Hut. in Iowa the law provides
for a convention in case any successful candidate does
not receive a certain percentage of the vote. Thus, that
state has a repair shop always ready ,ffir political party
rows. iS'ew York goes still further and makes a belter im
provement by holding party conferences which write plat
forms and recommend candidates for nomination.
While 1he troubles oil' Iowa are said by the press of
that state to lie staggering, they do not compare with Ore
gon's troubles. That is why the present primary laws
should be improved, and from every section of the state
comes news of the desire to have it improved.
A lli:i.l'l I I, HINT
"lley, you!'' called a llism'lllllled
customer in the rapid fire restau
rant, "Mv cocoa's cold."
"Well, whyn't Mi put on your
hat?" briskly returned lleloiso the
waitress.
Tlie uld mail round he could not
Ko up a flight of stairs as fast
lie onco could. Jiut ho could
come donw them as fast as he cwt
did. .
Iowa School District
(Snechtl to Tho Ohnerver)
IOWA DISTRICT, Juno 6 Mrs.
Post-y and nun, Kstol, culled on the
Williams fumily Thursday.
Edith twul Fiunk Salisbury pent
Sunday afternoon with the Posey chil
dren. "Grandpa" Kvans was reported ver;.'
low (Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. Hiblicrt and family of
Union and Mr. U'luck and hoii f ha
Grande wore visitors at the Posey
home Saturday.
Mr Hunter and Mr. Masters called
on Mr. Williams SuTiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Posey, son, Kelt and
daughter, Verna, were vigors in Un
ion Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Williams and children
spent Sunday eveniuir with Mr. and
Mrs. Pose.v ari( family.
Mr. and Mrs. Krickson and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Saee and children
u-ni-fi I .ji (inniln vixitfiin l'YiifnV. I
Mr, Williams and William Pullen
took a small drove of horses to th?
Mt. Kmily rane Monday morning.
j (incorporated)
I " til'
t
i : :
It's the llttlii thiiu-'-i in th"S-' bmii
Ihey are the IiIk tlniiK.s first i he lint
Ih nbsuliitelv tulifnst and sutiiasi mid i
out fear ot the colors luiiil
tuils---llriu loikstilcli seam
well He-Uisl on, iiint no d i
Mivo an uiilHlv look. Sli ji
KAYNKK" hloiis-sl!
mi.'iidint;.
"KAYXKK" liiiib'i!iil.s.
l'riccd 70c and f I.UU.
, (h count. Of courso
quality ihafilal which
ll eieu he i)ii If (I willl-
ru.a, tin- i)i riei'ilv 1 inlsli.i.'d ue-
struiie lHitliiaii.il. -i and Inlltons
inn ilrauhllin.'s at ihe waist to
our aUiailivu lissoi iiiiein.
PaiLir wear and kba
too the Kind buys like.
Colored
. Dress Linen
$1.00 Yard
A iopular fabric for cool summer dresses
colonel! linen :I6' inches wide. Shades of
brown, pink, blue, lavender, jjieon and cream.
rioe many of these shades 'displayed in one
of our windows today. Triced at $1.00 yard.
BOYS'
Reirucrccd I:esIory
For Lcrger Wear
"I'iiu-k Cat" liose aro in:;de with a triple
knee, hot-, pole auti KmV T!m v rive unusually
louj; w;ir jiu'1 arc priced but a little more
than o! r unit nary black lio,;
TJi-y arc Jda-ic and THKV STAY ULACK
no iiidiii'4 ol' Uio cainr.
ill,.- I; Cat Im-'t' are al: o made for pirls in
f iii, V rib'jed .-'tn i;iti;;st but v.itli lit-.' same ad7
vantaizcs. IM'it ctl aftn ihau to ;.Uu from ;ie
to o .:e.
Our Men's Store is Also a Store for Eoys!
Is very much shortened, und that
there Is little danger from the di
sease -when tills remedy is. given. It
has been used ill many epidemics
of whoopliiB cough, with pronounced
success, u is safe and pleasant to
take. Adv.
COOKED FOOD SAI.i;.
Cuth'ilir Ladies to give Coo t Fou
Sale at Newlin's Hook store Satunfa
at 1:.'!0.
,lu;:e l":!i i; la. t day lo pay water
reni. uiilii. ut a j-L'-.-.aUy. ti-7-JJt
( RAGS Wanted at Tho Observer.
Whooping t.'ougn.
This Is a very dangerous disease,
particularly to children under five
years of ago, hut whon no pare
goric, coderne or otho opiate is
given. Is easily cured by givin.;
Chamberlain's Cough Iteincdy. Mont
people believe that it must rue Its
course, not knowing that tho time
L'i-i.
We admire men Tor their perfec
tions. We love them for. their fall
ings, for it makes them one of ourselves.
.Miui:itx I fii veils
Mary 'Snooks has gone from hence
Synthetic giu Is not goorl sense.
MONEY
TO LOAN
On
La Grande Residence
Property
f
J. R. OLIVER
2J2-W
1 1
BLACK TPPAn TT55T?.?;
'if
Air
wwk-b' iwjnw 53fiw !"'ir,.; vt;;'4,.;,-j
oupremc in Appearance, Miitic
. Non-Skid Security
'S '
Tifililon & Oxner, La (!r:iiide.
K'ov Strong, L;i (irandei
V. L. Lilly, La (.irande.
.1. M. Lintlsay, Island City Carafe
J ( 'mis'iiler tlie iiiiMirtane.e J
J of paini iug ynur I'.u-iii J
liuililiiigs sprayeii under J
! liigli 'i'cssiire air d igsj
! deepei' t lian hair, a ml is !
I cheaper.
i I
j J. A. Rankin j
J IJes. IIIDIO Avenue
Snine men nrc born rich.
Your Own Favorite Perfume
U'lHIilct, ui' laiu'v ('nmliiiia-
at
Sizing Up Prohibition.
.'I'll.
h:Mi
Americans naturally wnitder, some
times, whether prohibition is nivomp
lishinK or likely t urromplish, wh.i:
its advocates Have claimed fr it- They
wh) thry mulil p"t a di-unteieste,:
view of it, and are always triad lo hear
hotv the tdliiHtum looks to an iatelli
(jent onl-iuier. It is worth while, t ici ;
fore, to (unte the veuiit rivcn liy n
Keen-eyed ami straii:lil-talkim? 1 aii.v
Astor, at the coiulu-ion of le.i- Ain
erica n viil. She Kays, in an inti r
view in the New Vork World a papci
opposed to prohibition :
"Opinion is not uuummou Von
would nut evpect it to bn on jtn.MJiiii1.
in an Anlo-SaNaai country. Indtviii
ual e.peiiiMHct ofteti imh f !u i, but. u v
crthclcf.s a pert'ectly clear, broad na
tional concliiMoit may be dra Ati.
'l hayc been cmtsUetly toll th n
the rich could jret in mu h b iu..i- a
they likeil if tin y u.-ie wdlm to a
lhp price, and that oi'ti-tv was ilrmu
iitff Intnl. I cannot InmcMlv i-ay 1 (il
Imve wittte-scd ih's iny .ci!'. lint w i: I
eiiually ti tie that the lak of the Stt I
atioii Army, of social welfare bouti r,!
of the ebtnclie, lias Incii lnu: ! i ; 1
duced by prohibition- Tlie h a.!.-. oitc.
theso omauthtiuna told me mi t.mci -'t
definitely. i
"When I balan'-e thoe a',u s- ,
wlicn I nffsot the uplifting of the poo;
and strutTKlii'C nnd the Kilvat in r';i
which prohibition has brought to n.a!i J
wives und children arnm-it tlie d'i'ia-. 15,1
tiution of Mnio of the riih--wdl( I l1 ;"
have no doubt that toe i. t u ;ult to --
tho country has tteen rood. 1 found fm'
t-ome icscnt inent a gainst th- ( ic'i
luvnkinn the law; but the . acia! sc
tiuietit wreiiHtl to be i l it i u tVc,
and not the poor, who really p t Ui.
worflt of it because id this.
"I found no one, whether wet or
dry. moint or pauht-d, wno wenl U
re cMablifh t!ie li p".; t.y-!- n .! h .-
jt Rgtiili ua uu urpanitd jvi.t.c;ii
force. I am not sm pried. 1 have
ern tlie dangerous use of this powe
m ruinicipat and national pohtics r
litii!, wc li;tt' the perl unit' winch you ivally Ii
and v st'Il 1 hat iktCuhic in hulk or bottle
t'.itj lnwt'st pi'ift.
The Newest in Toilet Waters
-zuiva
I'a'irlitul.''
'I hat siMiiafs like a ealm anil sen
sible view of the matter- Most. A Ml -erii.'ilis
will ilnulitles iiitree thai wit!,
all the ilefivts ami failures, "the net
result, fur tlie eminlry lias inen uuotl,'
aial nie,t Ainerieans txpeet better re
silks lll'lrllftt'l'. I
O .
I oiiiieia
La Trel'le
SariVaiinr
Djer-Kiss
Iwt 'Orison
h'lorient
Fhm .Miie
Red Cross Drug Store
The Children's Summer.
f,.r s.lle
Inm '
.timtner a'.-atiou
i at h.'inil 'the wle i.u
il lain the lent; h,ih,las ti.
!ie unr..se.
;mM u 1 1 1 s sllniihl lie nlheve I
I'l.iy lien- ami kept until
ilti'ii ual.ine, li'inrs. Swim.
Mi 'l ei.'i.' ir, .ia Hi- n.'iil.'i
! il 1l of other j.ivinl'
'ii' ! 'i' I'liil'liin's .file anil ei.
ii'. l'-v.ii- lli,"n sllolie; iiml rii
an,l K.,11 I'm- he In At year el
AN INCOME OF
$100.00 A WEEK
A wonderfully efficient rprinp; sus
pension gives the good Maxwell a
degree of riding comfort rarely if ever
found in cars of its size and weight.
Cord n rev norvVld front and rear; d-: teVvhti Is. dcmuntiiMc at run
and At hub, drum tie U" p. Ale:. ntc lot'Mi .i;k;u nu tor driwn Ivtn;
nnuvujilv eng tprtni', I'vics F C 1 I '-troii, revenue lo be a ! k-'l :
Touring Cdi, $x5, Roadster, &ooj, Ccui c, i , bcd-ui, $ lA'i
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ti.it I'M evcr biiii j;e
"f it w ill pi,
I'lUlii'l fi,.,. ,
'.I nth
' 'Vr
; aiinuiiiis lo no nii.re than .fHUH) a weelv'in (lie end
il' il is all spent as ymi p.
! Son in I iiiiiicss judgment dielales (liaf. a portion
j of ynur earnings he set, aside as a reserve against
j piiMlie t ut tire niist'iii'l tine or sirkness and as a
i means nf lining I'inatn'ial independence,
j A s.niu-s areniint in tliis hank is a sound invest-
men!. will work lor ymi every day in tho
J year and always he availahle in (he lionr ol' need.
j La Grande National
Bank
! Capital and SurpluA, $2G5,0)0.00
! hh'nii m.t.iAr.ii: iMaxiUKssivt:
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