La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 14, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextVMIK FOl'K LA flRANDF, TCVTCNTNTf fiBKF.RVTTR TT,.fTnrsila v: .TnneH .. 1022 La Grande Evening Observer W iNIiniHCNUKNT fi ICWRI'Al'ER. Put;;ri-1 daily bnd weekly at Ia Srnd, Oregon, by la Or undo Kto tea Obifrvcr rui:iMng 'tun inn jr. MHUCIS UiiNNid. tailor. ftt ftt u.'ntorMre at I .a Orandfl, Oregon, ail ooiu Wall Matter, AddrcHfl all com nun .ration to Tfll rande. Oregon. UHSCIUI'TION HATES, tly Carrier. f)llr, per month tlr. per thrae montha llr, pnr alx mo., lo advanca . Daily, Ingle Cupy 76c .fan ft.tL By Blall. fJally, per year, in advance Oally, alx months. In advance Dally, threa months, Ju advaoca Rally, per month - 3 5 00 J.tO I. It per year, In advanro ...Ii "0 i, HAEMLESS From w idely separated dispatches are now nringuig reports m jorest, fcjiniill towns are imperilled, many acres id' linilier are be ing destroyed; lninian life, vegetation ;ind wild game are menaced'; financial losses (if varying amounts are certain. Public education as lo the need of more forest pro tection and fire prevention goes on year in and year out. The season of 3uost fires is a good time for pressing the education more persistently and' forcefully than usual. First of all is needed adequate provision for fire pre vention, fire detection and fire fighting. The public, and private funds expended in such wirk Are investments of the soundest sort. Jiut there can hardly be enough of such protection if there is not at the same time a developing public; 'ousciousness of individual responsibility. .Fronf now on a regular army of vacationers will be going forth on picnics and camping trips. They will build countless campfires. Xtflhing but pleasure w ill result from these, fires if the campers know their business, choosing a suitable spot for thell'ire, watching it- while it burns and putting it entirely out when they are through with it. Labor Decisions. Evidently thy attitude of tlir Unit ed Slitto Supremo Court reiraidiiu Iwr. ik (fojnK to buconio a Jivu issue. Recent dctKions have been iriU'i-prit-ed, rightly or wrongly, as "hu.Uili:" to , labor. Few open-minded citizens will- .iuh peut any member of that higil court of bcin? consciously hostile tu any class or jrroup. All, it is saf') to say, are high-mimled and conscientious men. It is particularly difficult to criticize the court's latest i-mI most sensational labor announcement, to tho effect that labor unions are legally responsible for property dami'Kcs in flicted or losses suffered in iiitcr-stnV commerce, as a result of st'il.u-, be cause this seems to have been jh.' yi animous opinion of the ju;li:os, sev eral of whom are liberals. Hut hardly less important limn ,in.-- tlcc, itself is the rccoirnitinn i.f it io justice! and it must be udiniUol K it ! large numbers ot people are aianii'ti ,lhll n,1Si Js acres of bind all by this opinion rendered by Judge ltll all :i, all well f ineil, good wa Tnft anil fear that it may lead t.i i,,r ri).lt w)Ml ,,,,niy of vvnn.r, K(1, grave injuries in the future. ihtilldinas, house, bai ns, shods, cbl.-k- Thc results may be unfortunate. ,. ,M,Si arKU ,,, llm engine, There is talk already of a new cam-j ,n,;ll minll. (.t.,,lir,,i 1(i ,,,, f paign on the part of organized labor, fll,Kt ,,,., mlk ,wo ull l)K for an elective judiciary and the re-;h(,,f,.r8i ,,,, ()f ,.,,,, ,, call of judicial decisions, two things',,.,,.,,,. .,.,,.,, Illlu.h,lrry. strongly opposed by the most conser-,.lllt.k,.llKi ,.,, ,.,.,., lir vnrtvc part of the nation. Mni ris HUM tor ,,ml h() ,,, ,,, ,,. quit, he Socialist leader, charges tha iK,o wUh n wH (,sla) the Sherman anti-trust law enacteJ. mlk rim im, ,.,,,,,. o curb the trusts and prevent capital-; Tha lm,n sii, () w i i . , . i . niMI linCU 1IIUIU OHIlimilti,! iaiain-- labor than against those whose piac!.'"" '"" 1 , " ," lu tices it was intended to correct." '''l '" "M-alu further details. Sut-Ji criticisms caninit le wavcil nidc. Tho only vy to dispose id1 trmm furnisht'tt wm 2 IoIm. thi-m i to nmho it evident tlmt Gm-jbalh rum 4ut not ctinnc-ctcd yv. Civss and (hu courts alike intend nith-jt)",,-f"rl i-cnu-ntrd ndliir, ehv jnjr vfc than t-ven-hnnded justire. " iirli'. On K. IVun. Vrivv H would help much, in thi present K'ilfl, wild $r0u rash payim-nt, hal instHiicc, if there were m uraiK-u thatnco imnUlily iiistiiilini'iitH, at nnployors' orcnnizntiuns impttsiri; per iiioiith, ineltidhit Jntrr'Ht. lockoutH would ho ln;!d no less t v,;pi.n siblc than labor oraniatiun- callinu strikes. A.s far us the public is cuu corned, it wants neither strike noi lockouts; and such ft rule as this, by forcing; both siderf t jf't tK'lh''i iimteud of fiirhttntr each other, mi'lit be a Kod thinj? fur evei yb.il y. ) Terrible Roller Skates. Nobody thinks of the fafe and sain ndler skate as an evil ( -finpai a!df with jar.Ji. Vet the print ij-al uf u hiyb ttchoid in a liij; city pnintccf nut recently that when Miller skates were n niivelty nnd had f i v-L be:i taken lip by the fad hiving public, they weir considered n di-tmct rnetuu-e. "Whenever I am temvUd to think the your? peciph- nf today aie roin,: to tho Uir 1 j?et a vision of a pair cf roller skates. That craw came when I wa a very yuiimr principal. : tnouirm it was a ten rile tiling Hoys were stealing numey iiom then parents or from emh re;-i tt-rs to "i n pair of skates, libit th.it rd pns.se-! and f-o will th" y.w.. of tft.i." It is difficult for the juiv.mh p;li-. cut not to leirar.l ,ia. as ab 1 inniH'tious than roller katniir. T?, tir15 or 'JO years from iinw, h.w ver il may have ceased to hold the ct m--t of t liu sinire as a nn-nace t,. i"ila tioti, 'What p:ii 'cuhii ube.trv. u pastime the risinir irencratM-n n;' thai period will have diseoccn .1 ic;r.ai ' to be seen. Ortnin it is that it lie lookeil upon with keen nni'y eonirvative jt.'.rc-nts wliii are n-tw . a m low the wildly radnal yo nicei e And eerUiin it is, also, the! even th."? milijition won't be wholly wnvkeii, wwfWuess of character "ill neis; !, Mk-tfU 'ill maintain their fi'tlieli 1. tho voe. nnd the r e will l:!nn Vr alum?; somehow in belf-improvi - CITV AND H V! V OVriOlAli r y.u In rllloa Or iron Hotfll Vrwh Bland. I'nrtiand; Imperial Newi Stand. I'urtlnnd: Multoumab New itand, Portland. tIKMIIKII OK ASIC:UTED I'llBM. Tho As.-."lail ITi-m la eiclualrelj tnlllli-'l li u.-t; for publication of all nw dliilii r rruiilti'd to It or not tht-rwU rri;dltit In thla paP'T, and ilao thi lo hi iwa putllari(i inerwin 411 rlKlitH of iti-oubllcaUon of aueoUl ll.palclita uure alau ara reaarvaa. Bible Thought. For Toda) LOVE MASTKI18 l-KAIl: There Is no four In line; lt perfect luve vusli-lh "ill ffiir. 1 JdImi 4:18. CAMPFIRES. parts (if I lie country the news For Tired Customers. The owner of a confectionery store in Pns;iic, N. .1., has lapsed into poet ry." He has (his lyric jrein pasted on the under side of a hIiish shelf; "The' Knrth was made to walk upon; Its beauty lo tie admired; j nut this ejass was not made lo lean - - ui'nu lly persons who are tiled.' One may prefer free vers? or the dactylic hexameter but til" sent! meat deserves fnr-rcaehine; publieitv 'i FOR SALE I'lio Oreeliwond dairy adjoiuln;; j.a (jrandit on tho east, lust out of hiM year, but must eavo hero cm Ui.Trmnl of sickness. JUJMM.) ca.sh .111.1 I C. J. BLACK & CO. Now Koley Bulliling La tirtindo, Orogob EZ i'ilius ilevelttjieil while ! vtm wait Twenty iiiiiuites with a ! j , i r-i JfTT' . m I.. ..J nt-;.i:.'Wl ;'.-,:;.;:- -. P Kodak Film j Tank j I f mi it" ymir nivn di J v' lnpin--. I'sc a Kodak Tank, the daylight way. Prices $3.50 up RED CROSS DRUG STORE THE OFFICE CAT UV JUNIUS An optimist is a man who can see a bright lining to other people's clouds. "They say music helps with the housework." ' "All rii'lit. then nut a stirrinir nice on the phonograph. I'm mixing bat ter." . TO A SUBURBANITE. When you arc riding home today flense see, along the right of way, The reawakened loveliness Of fields so lately colorless; The bushes, last week bare and told And now u mass of sunny gold; And silver willows are a-quivor Beside the little dancing river. And when you quit the ear and come Along the pathway to our home. As you have done so many days, , If you should smile upon my face, If you should show me that you care; 1 think, perhaps, you'd find me fair. Spring woiks a miracle with places. And love a miracle with faces. GLORY. Tragedian (grandly); "I have play ed before the crowned heads of Eu rope!' Saxophonist: "Poof! I play before tho bobbed heads of New York." The demand for new automobiles is greater right now than it has ever hern in the history of the country. We AN INCOME OF $100.00 A WEEK amounts to no njore than .flO.OO a week in the end if it is all spent as you jo, Sound business judgment dictates Unit a portion of your earnings lie set aside as a reserve against possible fill lire misfortune or-, sickness and as ii means of jr;iiuin financial iiidependeiiee. A savings account in this bank is a sound invest ment. It will work for you every day in tli'o year and always be available in the hour of need. La Grande National Bank Capital-and Surplus, $205,000.00 SOUND KKIdAHUO I'lKXi JJKSSlVi'J Improve appearances! Increase value! A .happy touch hero and there luvehitoi'tui'ally consistent with your buildings help to improve ap pearances! I'lcasing appearance means greater Au attractive gate an arbor a swing a lat tice fence- a pergola can lie had at little cost. Come to this office for free suggestions. The Grande Rondc Lumber Co. Exclusive Representative of the National Builders Bureau do not know whether that showa healthy condition or not. There Is no remedy lor h person who is bald inside of his head. THE FLAI'I'KKS. Flappers arc referred to as such In a recently issued government report. Our governmental rcpurtcs arc noth ing if not snappy. It is as hard to escape gns bills as it is death and taxes. In winter the; gas company gets your money and in the summer the gas stations. ' HE DOES! HE DOES! , OTTO DAUBE I'ainter and Decorator Sign on Kullerton St., Chicago An old darky was burning dead grass when a wise guy stopped and said: "You're foolish to do that, Un cle Kb; it will make the meadow as black as you arc." "Don't worry 'bout that, sah," re sponded Uncle Eb. "Dat grass will grow out an' be as green as you is " A little paint on a house or face will do wonders for looks, at least. GARDEN HINT. Put your head under the wheelbar row and you won't get wet when it rains. There was a young lady named Polly Said, "hobble skirts are too Jolly." ! But the one that she wore j 'Tripped the little maid o'er And the man who was looking said "Golly." Meddle with dirt, and some will stick to you. STORM STRIKES NEBRASKA. (By Associated Preaa) OMAHA, Neb., June 14 A 54-mile an hour wind, a heavy downpour of rain with hail and lightning caused damage to wires and trees, interrupt-: ed traffic and swamped police head quarters with calls for men to clear away debris here Monday n'ght. Conplimentary tickets issued for opening of The Gardens will be good on any night G-14-lt READ THE WANT ADS! 1 U m: II h . SALE OF 1000 PAIRS Pure Silk Hose Phononilnal selling marked the first day of this' unusual sale of ladles' pure silk hose. Women should supply . their needs for mouths to como from this sale. They are all pure silk hose In brown and black, from a maker whose hose wj carry regularly In stock, and who has asked us to withhold the name on account of the ex tremely low price we are asking Tor Ihem. They 'are "seconds" of a grade that sells at about twice) this price regularly. .The tlefecls are so slight that you can- hardly detect them and they are suite not to hin der the wear., . , , Wo ask you to carefully examine tho hose when purchasing as we cannot make exchanges.! i)ofiinds or replacements at this price. All sizes today. Choice at 69c. 69 c pair OLD TYME DANCE Every Thursday Night at -Zuber Hall P. J. Powers FEED J. ' T-SiTit OIL. TIRES SERVICE' King I! 5 IX; (tacorponrto'l); White Footwear For Hot Weather New Models in Oxfords and) Straps Sport Models, Too , . $4.35 up to $10.00 , 1 7 Thoso graceful new styb s dainty companions lor your prettiest sum mer trucks. We're showii.;; delight ful white footwear now In i;uito a variety of .smart styles. Sport models too, for wear with your sport costume. A vhiti.J pump or oxtord to suit your needs is surely included in our very complete slock. Tlioso of most importance we arc listing here. A white' eanv.is two-strap pump witii turn sole and low heel in all sizes and widths. Triced $1.!U. A white canvas pump with Cuban heel, turn sole and wide inslep strait is priced at $1.50. A white can wis oxford, very iplaln, with light turn sole and military heel is prici d at $t.:t.ri. "Armstrong" Pumps of White Kid A be.iutifiil while kid pump, with hK'h Louis heel and turn sole, instep strap and clll.-out sanilul effect, is of "ARMSTHOXU" niakir. A beautiful fitting slluo in ull sizes, AAA to I) widths. Priced at $12. UU. ; A wliite buck sport model witli tv.o straps and trim med with black patent leather Is of 'AU.MSTUOXO'' make. -; This pump i one of tho very newest models here, und Is priced at $ 10.00. ' , . i . A .plain wliite kid tongue pump with high, hod aitil turn sole, Is in ull sizes ami widths, i'riced at J $.00. "Wizard" System of Foot Correction Warm weather blinds on many loot troubles. Itring them to our shoe department, we are prepared to explain tile cause, and method of correction. Kxainlnatiou costs you nothing. Call at any time. A Bcrviee for men, women To-Night Imperial Pep DANCE Eagles Hall Auto Transfer ' CITY AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING ANYTHING ANYTIME ANYWHERE FIRST CLASS YELLOW PINE 1G-INCH WOOD $9.00 DELIVERED STORAGE I V rnoNB MAIN 10 i LYNCH I IUM1 and children. Tin-; st .vi.rn-; and dayuti-: r.MTS are giving results. Satisfy yoi-rsell' by seeing them in your own home or plaro nf business. Call .Main 07", or drop in at the store. Al's Illuminating Store ' West-Jniibs;n Illdg. Near Y. .i. C. A. PACKINNG t . r-- i O A L CO.