La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1922, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENTXG iOBSEPiTFTC
Tuosd.iv. Juno 13. 102;
La Grande Evening Observer
AW IK DRPltW IIEST AKtt'ftPaPER.
, Publitbd dully nd kijr at La
rand, or non, by 1-a Gratida fcan-
;jrr iM) f-orwTT orriciai
atntred at the Potoffir at I-a Oranda.
Ortffoa. aa &e-ond Ciaaa Ut.il Matt.
A63ra all eommuntcatlona to THK
rRKKVtft. 141 idiai Ail. L
Ofaoda, Ort-a-on.
CaiCIUPTIO R1TE4.
Br Carrier.
On l (n othr rltlra OrtoB Hotal
iiand. I'-'rilat-d; Imp vial Nwi
and. Portland. MuILdobm haw
iiaxd, Porilaod.
Rally, per month
Dally, pr (hraa month
Dally, pr an mo., tn ad race
Daily, ai&sla copy
12.11
i
By Mall.
Dtlly, year, tn ad.anf 16.
Datly, all month a. in advanea $2.
Dally, tbroa moniha. l adraoca II ifr
HKMHKH OP ASSOCIATED PRUi
The Atw f -d IY la xelualaly
eutlf) to u-r rr publication of all
a- ln-io ) ' i r reiit-d to It or Dot
inrr irii-d la it.la paper, and
tiao U.e l-val n .-- publnhrJ tbwrelo
ail riti.ia -f le-publication of tpada:
tupaucjta bera aiao ara reaorrad.
Sible Thought. For Toda)
A .-IKE SITI'OBT: The eternal
God is. tby refuue, and underneath
THE OFFICE CAT
BV JLXRS
GHARTERAPPLIEQ
tun hi lh
Dal It. Dr month
VTaekly Obaarvt-r-SiAr, by mail,
per year. In advr.re -
.cjaro the ever la ting Uruti.
t1 M 1
WHAT HE DESERVED.
GALLANTRY.
A Portland jobber advertises that
he ban something interesting in silk
stockings. Nearly everything in silk
stockings 15 interesting.
Last Thursday evening th mem
ber, of the Auxiliary of the Amer
ican Legion met aud with an en
rollment of seventy-two uicrnbers.
decided to snd. at once, fur tbeir
permanent rbarter.
For the present they will hold
two meetings each month, an eve
ning meeting on the second Monday
and en afternoon meeting on the
fourth Monday. The Neighborhood
club rooms have been secured teml
porarily for tbeir use and all mem.
bers are urged to be present at the
next meeting on the afternoon of
June 56th, at 2 o'clock.
Americans who rcineinl.tr some . f the venomous!. ?T' m!n 1 , ' ,V bU!"ness
, . . i HUiL-L.y ana v.iicis u:ie i:;vcis-
attacks on tins country perpetrated in recent years by
a British, publication called "John Dull" will take a cer-J the 1'Orci.ve person.
tain amount of satisfaction in knowim: that it.s editor.! M! " "'ht a aausage
-., , , - 1 ery Mnooih upon thi tkin;
Jloratio Jl ttondcy, has been cent to prison for seven: But you can't t;i ju-t exactir
years at hard labor. How much hog there is within.
Unfortunatelv his sentence was not i m nosed for hi.-
.,..!;,,. ,.fr . ... ;.. 1 . -..., ' Some centenarians attribute their
uuiukih, i. ... u2. ..i,,,,,. i '"";ionR hfe U a certain k.nd of patem
friendly eOUlltrieS. Sllch offenses can selib 111 be punished- medicine. ome because they eat just
fittinglV. The crime for which he was convi.-ted was iiiisJhat thty want- so u?e they
. . r i ii . i . never smoked, chewed or drank, somo
appropnatin- trust funds, lie Kot, niainly from i.eoj.le of to tont thin(f ard some to snotn;ri boi
tiuaii means, aoout ot wlncli only .sKxyx.HJ is ac-
eo.mted tor.
The British -court V- have a way of taking such
frauds more seriously than we usually do in this country,
and 2Ir. JJottoinley will probably serve his sentence in
full. For seven years, therefore, international relations
will benefit irni this, editor's incarceration, alonjj with
trusting investors.
I.... . ...... .....I . . ..a .t : . . . . r .i
i.-, iiiujinii io jMiiJii oiu, jn iii is connection, Hie
- . .1... :a : . , a. ti i . . . -
uici ui.li H is noi at ail unconimnii m una J.eoj.le WHO IJOUSt . cuton.er. -Well we have one sire
iudv of their own patriotism and irove it bv abuiii"- ,hal iB V(,r-Y pi-paiar, called the
jp . .- . . .. o.....r..
ioreurn nations, tnrniii'' out. after all. to have been na-l
triots for profit. 'Ilio wholly sincere patriot seldom! perhaps.
jkiuuik ins pan loiiMii ana IS so ure ol nis t UUtrv S lsl- Mayl the leason kj many women
tloll that 111? docsll t think it lic-..n-.- 1., l,:.tr. ,.r !..-.. ulwn eating ihwK
ether count ries.
they are ali agreed on one point lhai
Ihey were born so long ago.
HIS OPINION.
-What U this alleged work of art?''
Jt's a frieze."
"it's a froit."
A man went in a La Grande tore
the otr.'-r day and asied fur a brief
case. "What tize?" asked the clerk
I "What sizes ifij you have?'' said the
j fuartfulio-"
ATMOSPHERE IN
ADS TAKES WELL
1 Hhj
int uiKn uatinpf thm.- that di&-
affice with thtMil i. bix-ue they lovt
i an u: Jtiunt so.
Jonathan Carver and thel'-n
Name of Oregon.
(SpoLrman-Ii-t it-n.) j
(rovemmont shouM pt-t aB(i . 9Vft., -n sw.t
an.uU. afu-r a lit:!, to pn.ptint: thine-,'' con-ludtd the dicUr.-
'J rec:pnKiTy aprwment as -vw. i.tin. ihu-urV , thr
?rw i. n:t'-T uu- pr"r"H-1 in the Taft -,.-,nt I ..n c. f., i-t
i i.t:ir,i;r:.t:'.'n- ('anjttla '.umc-d dow:i u ; .-!
cepted authority on the hi?:urv t)f th"! i , , :
I'arific north is omciudinc a r-l . J . , , ., . A l r.e!jrbrhxd is where ou
of stuJicK on ihf prrwlcm wh-thr! r r- . i. 1 r.ave to wear yvur h.e to bit on the
i'nr orifc'inats-d the nam", :iti. if' ... , " , . ' fiu.M r',r'-"i-
not, what was the sotin-. Kn.rkir:e s,au
that on an outer tm!I f P rt't-Mj
puWic library i iusT;l.e,i Carver j!
name as one of the- not- tjforer?,
Mr. KUiott states that the reasn for
honorintr him thus is that in I77
t'arver published a Uxi: atru his Am
erican travels during 17K--iH and that
this was one of the "U-st sellers"
London.
It i inUrestirc ard ?u?--:ive I
learn that since Mr. KUiott pjHihe;;
his fiit artitie alK.ut Caner in thr
quarterly mipaww of the Orcfr"f.
futoriral society in IkcemU'r tZ')
new dK-ument.-! have come to hs uc j
The third article, which ab ut to ap-
pear, will indicate the circums.tar.ee-:
in which Carver came t vma& hi!
journal and will oi.m!.. h's t-:itne de
pendence on Ktx rt K- rs U.:h for;
plarm and means for juurriyinir tn:
what now is M:rir.c.-;ta und fur the:
name of Oregon. '
Carver claimed th.it as eir!v ?
J7(i he had the ori. ial j.'i-.i uf wcm-,
ern expWtration in th int, -re-t -f hi
Vine and country, S.ut M;. u-.
elates that Kera w:k the d'.n::n-t '
inc character, hd thf i'iht-r. t spin:
of adventure a: d kn -w the e.-t. '
"Can'cr'i claim," a'-oniir-j to Mr. K.
Iiott, u-ht.uld Ih? n-uai'iUd a;: lh-r
of his nieihiti cf ti.'w:i; jr."
On Si-ptvinber U, iTt;;, i: .-i j-.'
sued Instmc-tion to T.:u- nni (;..
dard, whkh dm-cOy nu r.:n.;:t,j "(iuri-,
.in" and outlaid the .trvh for l). : '
river f that nam Thi- vt."t: t'
, be the first ciitati.-i' of 'Ok .n" ,r.;,
record. written in K:.v!ih lio.:, r..'
inVructiin tn Carver -m, IJ'
had nut mcntiin-d "Our;,-t s;.
May (, 17",7, ac:-i.t t. "w - i- i;-
to c the t::j:iiiHl j-u:
Can-er. he f.mn.l T'.i'.i
their party ut i'tauit
ptocicd fit.m thi t"
irreat river "Um If .11,"
thnt their ordi-i1 '-in?t
Thu mention cf th.
the only ment't'ii
journal.
The final cnnclu-it i 3-m, i.-,
Mr. t'ilmtt ii t-i.it -(".nv.-r w;j
an mfUju-.-idMU trat
penu
recm
alic.
lie took tne p l 1 n tor h. an 1
minif tf the noitrnt f;um ;m t
iKMikj 1 !t-tr'i -, I'H 'i.r ' t .l i-. ;7i,
Of uperial inti-lit i tlv tr ; it - t
Kitrer of tht nu:ne "wi.
i- Yut if reiii (K-ity were offer-,
day by the country that rejoctcif
:f. a deta-ie aro, th rn:lod Stalts, uo,
might u-verr lis oij position, and rc-'
fu.e-
Lots of people would be ioor if they
didn't owe so much.
Water
FOOD KEYNOTE
people on paper will undoubted!
make sales, however.
"The sipn that says, "It ain't tooth
ache it is tobacco" is protesje. . Ii
injures the sense of beauty, art and
pioportion- Five or six miles from n
larc-e city at the turn or bend of th..
n't lie cu-sed so much! r0ad theie is annarently a larire h..i;
11 m re .m it would keep out 01 nniK; telimz in a few sentences the histoiy
and gaolIu..
(Br Assort. t. T....
WILWAL'KLE, Vp., June 13.
Women like "what may be termed at
mospnere, in advertisine, Mrs. Anna,
"leson, OI eioquet. Minn.. ranHi.
date for the democratic nomination for
-nnea Males senator from Minnesota,
told the convention of the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World today.
She said that the modern woman de
mands not only utility, but also "beau-;
ty and comfort in order to have 5
home atmosphere equal to that of
Vines and queens of a few centuries
ago- i
"When a merchant pays 500 for
an ad in a paper he wants to use the
space to the be-t possible advantage,"!
Mr. Oleson said. "He may make
thirty, forty, sixty, eighty or one hun
dred per cent efficient. The cost of
the space is the same, h is the ad
vertisers business to say how it shall
be made efficient. i
"First, we want courtesy. Second j
ly, we want an appeal to our intelli
gence and not to our prejudices. Third
ly we want to pet a full and honest
value for the price paid. It is a
stronjr point with us, that a firn
will refund us the purchase pi ice 01 1
anything bought, if it does not piovcj
satisfactory. J
"Not all the advertising is in print.
Courtesy, promptness of service, fole-l
thought of personal comfort uch as- Ben!lon retired, were nominated by
drinking fountains and ret room-,1 Prcsldnt Harding Monday for reap
have their value- The simple fact o Polntment to the -hipping boaid. Their
placing a product, btfote the ees of i
KUicorporatea)
WOMEN!
Sale of
SILK HOSE
1000 PAIRS OF PURE SILK
HOSE
Brown and Black only. "Sec
onds'' mf a regular stock hose of
known make at about half price.
Four months ero. we pave to our customers a special s-'liiit ev. nt
of the same number of pairs, in the same colors, same hose and same
price. The l.Muo pairs lasod but a short lime, and until now we have
not been able to find such 'a buy in the silk hosiery mark. t.
Women have eallrd for them olten. Many have told us
their wearing qualities were us good or better than ti:'.- re hi
lars that sell at J1.2S nd ll.Su so now we are g.nnj to p-.t one
thousand more pairs on the bargain tables a', this rid:- u.ous.y !. j ri. t.
Bt'Kinnine tomorrow morning there will be all sires ia l-U- Y. and
brown only.
Of course, we cannot make exchanges, re-funds c.r rer-::ioe!:.Tt-. for
they are sold as "seconds." Look ort-r the hose tiry n j nr
chasins and you will find the flaws are hardly EKtiV'.e rir ujl
they impair the wear.
While any remain at 69c pair.
READ THE
STORY OF A GREAT
ii rN
r b, fi it
'y- vJ
w
pair
Advertise Your Home Town
Attach auto name plates to the license tairs
on your car, and when visitinrr other towns or
touring you will ba advertising and thcrebv
helping your home town.
Children's Pure Silk "-Phoenix"
Half Sox
Fu:e Mlk six for children of every arro
Irom lhe in!t.;it t:p. They are in brown, black,
pink, b'-ie 2:;d white. Some plain, some with
Vts. All sizes, l'rire's from
I
! I
K'lil I 1 lates on sale here, J2.00 pair. drnp-stit. hi A
m.-!.-; -
present terms aie due to expire
midight Tuesday.
OF RUSSIA NOW.
"Is radio a pasinj fad? a.-ks the
'iC'";. It acts iitoit like a contagious
FOR SALE
The Greenwood dairy adjoininc
Th- cirl wi'h dixarny eyes is Usual
ly witii' awake
(Pr Anjioctated rres
MOSCOW. Juiitt l-. Kood is til'-'
fiyr.o: of many .Soi-t Itttx'ian
rruN'i'iM heiictv the c ni;t pr"-!!
fur Si'pt -ruber are o( t'ae
yre;-t.t int'Tv.t. Th're is reau:
to t ii.-vt- that the yidd will V-irr;.t-T
than in the famine yar of
l'Cl. but f'.irthr thn this no one
!':.iy prophesy.
If tbe harvest is f;(:r. '.I:;?-
'Tti i::du-tiy n-ay show i ut: -t r
it!f irr'i-ih aft.-r pt ir.to r. Vc--:(
in'iM then Ie aS:- to pro.
th; t n:kfi wit h f.n.l . the
I'init.' r Industry ,v. id i'i pi ' ? Sf
Oi.- om! "ittHrs rrn ahle t' t -t rfl
tii.Tts, and thair acti . to.-s would s
up' tiiiik' ol rii 0 :
As th ni".'ET food stM-:p in Oi'
I With winter clothe.- put away moth.
I are rr.akinjc the f'.ir f:y-
'oter' in Kansas towns have divid
ed by a lavtfe majoritv to niuirc all
vhovl giri to wear fekirts that reach
three ir.; hts i-elo their knees. From
which we are to assume, of course.
that the immodest part of pirls' lop
is the top section of the sh.n bone.
DANCE
K ki;y
1;IKSI)AV AMI 1
NIOIIT
KIDAY
LKAVIN IT TO CHANCE.
Mr. liiruins Your sist.-r, i'nil pp?,
is taking a longer tiine than usual ir,
dressing What's the matter?
I.ittie K!s:e Eric's spinning her
Iut-Take'' t.'P to OfvMe what to pu"
,.n and what to take off.
uf the city we arc aDpniachine Grand.- on the east, just out of
Though it says very littie about theithc ci,v limits, IS acres of land all;
tire it advertises, we feel as we arc in altalfa, all well rvnred. good -passing
by that that manufacturer is.'Pr right with plenty of water, good
interested in our welfare; he has giv-jbulldines. house, barns, shods. chick-.
en us some worth-while information, en houses, large pump and engine,
he has appealed to our intelligence. ma".l family orchard, 16 head of
"A cordial smile and a handshake first class milk cows, two young
is necessary for the success of a small heifers, good team of horses, and
cross roads store; it is equally nece- harness, wagons and all machinery. J
sary to cany that principle of cor-!-0o chickens, bucgy, crtam 'separ-; 1
d.al sen-ice into large organizations, "tor and all the equipment pertain-!!
Service pavs. and advertising whi-h inc to the diarv. with a well estab-1 1
'renders public service also pays. 'lished milk route, and customers. 1 5
"Women do mo.-t household buyinc This man sold JJ.OoO worth of mil.k -i
from the retailer. They are natural last year, but must leave here on!j
bargain hunters and are more im- account of sickness. $6.0o) cash'1
pressed with what they read than men.jwlll lundle this place. Come in and 1
".Most of the failures in advertising let us explain further details. ;J
ire due to overstating the merits 01 1 . 1
the product, while others are due to 5-room furnished house. 2 lots.,!
umkistaticg its real value. Therc-'tf, room bul , connwled vct. ;
",r .' u.milm- One-fourth -ment.-d cellar elec- l
0x n Air l'avilion,
I'nion, llreyon
I.MI'KI!
Music
IAI. I'KI'
lly
OI!CHlTl; A
Al's Illuminating
Store
Nonet: to iiomi:
r.i 11.1n.ii-,
Don't fail to have a Imylitei
or riiiiilite I' nit demonstration
b.-iVre purcliusiiig your light
fixtures.
AL. R. HERMAN
Wcst-JaeoDsim Illd.
-Near V. M. C. A.
1 r.KM) THK WANT MIS!
Fresh Fruits and Vegetable
u Hi
atal. '
ivv 1111-
:b-p:.-!i'
' Jin ;i u
pro itn
tv buy
moro stud men
i; fii.iaii. ar
to th'ir W
1omJ in the city
HI-.
an T
th-
r.npic b
t.f it i
or t
OiVM:;,
i':l l'h;i-l
flt.d out
r.d r.'m4tr?.
fTHtM Kt
1. ar r IVk.,
..ilar.
V- -
;i'Vtr!nc the r-rw of
lt-u city d'I!fr went
; n ' lor f f x 1 , ii o iv t n e
h;id that Miirfovr, w her?
is l-ei"pd HiMch more
i ijinii ry. ha ;o ks
ili :th ni"!u-y.
p;"t :rf toward surface
.inline the pni
1 . .a tl : It a Mart iiiic cm-
'.' rl mutate -n irit i.:l
If a man s!r: to At a hole in the
trvt it wiil not be lonjj until ten men
w i ! 1 ! watching him a i '1 ea l- h o 1
them will know iv.iuo a"Ut how it
sh'ui'l be d"ie than the man who i
liuin it, at least they thiiis they do
an I are rcaiiy to their advice re-carflii-z
it.
stand what he is ad vert is ins, ami
than present the facls as they are "
trie lighis. On K. I'enn. Trice
75 YE VRS A MINKR.
MANVHKSTKH, Eny. G tk
Stephenson, who began work in a
mine when 7 years oidt has retired p.'
the ajre cf S2 years He was never
si.-k a day in his life.
$25uo, with J50D cash payment, bal
ance monthly installments, at 1-5
per month, including hitervst.
J-nr FiTslincss iuid Pr'uo
excclJi'd.
'iirnts, iisimrnus, tnni;it.r:
lsiu's. hot luiuso hc.ul h'tiurf, v,
new jMitai'i cs Ik''Is, (-Ui iinilnTs.
ilro I lU-Iiveivd.
JOEL'S GROCERY
irreen onions, rail'-
alilia'-e. L'l'een 1 n-.-i..
mit-
FOIJ KKAI'I'IMNTMENT.
(Ily Assoclnted lresj
C. J. BLACK & CO.
New Foley Building
La Grande, Oregob
Free Delivery
Prices Reasonahlo
WASHINGTON, June ,1'!. .Meyer
l.i.sn'an a'-H Kesr Admiral Willia'
tnr! jK-.-nlf lit traM-;.-l i, t a', ir, ;. nnTf1ll TniDP '
ide.Wii'ii'.f.ir.I'a'tit1 r ' 'j SH I H A ( !
adv. known through the Feun U II IIUII I I I Ji U L !
TO BE BOOSTED!
Canada Wants Our Good.-.
Ilie Canadi.m nr.nistrr of fiit.-i",
repre?entinj( t!: I 'omirtjon'fl fh-i I.r.s
eral government, prop ik.' ,-, H
Iff rwhiitidtis on v;iri"m !rnr,1,i:i.1
Proluet of th I'ni'.-l St.it-s Th.-
Include apriniitural in p1' no !, t !or;i
inir. Itwtts, shoes, eotfon a'-i wo-ti.
The Canadians ei ; h n'Jv : -j i , f- -i
profitable to en: -nn a-.r- the iri!p.r
tntion of ma'ennlH fund, t by tt-.'ir i'i
duhtrica and (roN in who-,, rianufac
turo thev them-lvf - nff. r a di i
vnnUi(!i Therein xh y ";Ae :i t-iy d:f- i"'!i(,"t
fc rent attitude from a h n ,i-h- 'ho
pie on thiv tt'de (f 'ht- i.Mi.j ,-. ! oiiTi'!?i.
in view of this i'i;.-r T p i
rh 1. ,r i
tlnr-s O-.-.n
! TIom ..r,.
Ill S'l'(
v- ho m.iy t i i
u he
any.
I ' ii J.;.i.
IWil'i.ti h.t
'it.
vltw
hotel
Of
VEST POCKET
KODAK
Price $3.50
All kodak pri'-cs now
at tiicir lowest. Vmi
w ill I'iikI tliciii all here.
If ou lie out of town
plca-e let us have your
ail.lr. ss ami we wiil In
ula'! t; mail you one of
the late catalogues.
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE
AN INCOME OF
$100,00 A WEEK
amounts to no more than flO.OO a week in the end
if it is all spent as you o.
Sound business, judgment dictates tli.it a portion
of your earnings he set aside as a reserve against
nissilie future misfortune or sirkness aud as a
means of raining financial independence.
A s;m iiiL:i account in this hank is a sound invest
ment. It will work for you every day in tlio
year and always be available in the hour of need.
La Grande National
Capital &i fiarplMA .$2teGEO.09
SOUND KM-UiiLK lMWufcESSlVE
FREE
Airpl
anes
BOYS AND GIRLS
1 ' at our store ;d
al'tei iiooii and uet our
tliree-thirty
iiirplane.
"hui'sda v
Don't
'clock.
forget the tiu:e, Tliur
stlay at o:o0
J. G. Snodgrass
.109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75
NO CHARGE FOB DEUVE11V
no
tould not be'vtrv ?urpri:r-ff it
KKAL) THE WANT Abh'