La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1922, Image 4

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La Grande Evening Observer
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Brtnd. ur;'m, by La Urantlo fcTn
las ObTvor luil!"hitnff Coinpaoy,
MltUCB DUNN Id, Editor.
Cutifta t toffr?e it La Orando,
OruK'n, Pona Untl Matter.
Adilrvufl all coaimunlcatloDf to THH
HHKItVKIt, 14 U AdaM Afc l-
Oraodr, QrfKPn.
ursacniPi'iuN ilatbii.
Mf Currier.
fatly, per mo rub
gaily, per thrae month
ally. &t-r tlx mo., in advaaoa .
rliy. login cupy
Br MMI,
Ta advnnce
Weekly Ohaurver-Stor, by Kail,
. Bally, pr rear,
Daily,
fftalnr, per month ...
ally, atx month a. In advnnc
ally three months, lu advaaoe
5 00
crrr iNU cofNTT orriciAii
i a n il.
On aile In other cltlca Oreg-on Hotel
ew btand, Portland; Impvlal Nwi
9tand. Portland; AlultooiiMb Neva
jtaml, Portland.
tttCJlUKll Of AH8Ui;iATBD PHESH.
The Aur.oclai-d Vrvia la esoluilvelj
intlUud tu umi for puhlicatloD of all
lewB diHpHti ti.f crtjdiud to It or not
t her wlct. dftillfd in this pa par, and
tlao the locnl nwa pultllnhed therein
All rlKhta of i a-publication of special
jlupaichua bora alao are ruaerved.
Sible Thought. For Toda
per 7"ar. In .tlvmico
SAFETY OF Till-: J'KRKKCT:
Heboid. OimI will not east away a
''"perfect num. neither will he help
tun ltlla t'vl1 doors. Job H'-M-
BACK YARDS.
p. The, cherries on our side of the buck fence are still
preen. Nor birds nor boys lake thought in their direction,
iliut up among the foliage is a girl, poised cMiil'ortaMy on
' one big limb, with an arm over another, reading her
Youth's Companion wife from disturbance from the
'ninall fry. Over the fence an earlier variety lot" cherry is
beginning to show pale red. A'boy is up that tree--let us
hope his mother has -plenty of soda ,'mints and a.-sound hot
water bottle. She will need them ere dawn. The robins are
wiser; they have tried, and decided to wait. They are
following "Father who is planting vegetable needs. The
smallest daughter is following, too, trying to get the seeds
covered before the robins get them. There are gracklcs,
also, almost as tame md sunny as the robins,
. Roses brighten' tile twto Jong edges of the yard. The
(smallest boy is ;: . , .''
. 'Tji in the swnig, . '''''''
Up in the air so blue--Oh,
J do think it the pleasautest thing,
Ever a child can do!"
Another t'hild is investigating the baby peaches, hard
mid grecn.Jike marbles. The see-saw holds two more. Some
body hops over the edge with a ball and bat. "Baseball!"
rings through the air. Down drops Youths Companion,
followed in a second. by its reader. The swing seat flies
empty back and forth, the teeter flops to the ground.
Deserted is the half-ripe cherry crop (may lie the mother
can get her sleep out after all). A l'lash-a rush and the
yard is empty save for Eat her and the robins and the gra
ckles. And so quiet ! Down (he street where there is a back
yard diamond the dlan has gathered'.
Are we. down-hearted about our (youth Not so.
THE OFFICE CAT
B JUNIUS
EG" BIRTHDAY
An old fogy is any man who thinks
it is useless to waHto time trying to
get Bomt'innitf lor nuttiing.
The lady who declares she would
not marry the best man living usually
rhiinKea her mind and marries one of
the worst men living.
"Sawed Ilia Way Out of Jail With
u Freshly Laundered Collar,' is a
headline- we've, been confidently ex
THK I'lTCHKK AM) THE WKLL.
"iJid you participate in many en
gagements while in France?" asked
the interested old lady.
"Only five," replied the ex-A. If.
K.-er with becoming modesty.
"And you came through them all
unhurt?"
"Not exactly," he returned sadly, "I
married the fifth." - '
(Special to The Observer)
COVfc, June 20. Mrs. l. j. Chad-
j wick went. 10 me "in. jum! sanator
ium itt ciiiicsuu lur ruiiiu at 'il
her tonsils.
Mrs K. H. Daniel gave a birthday
I puny r t mar uuui uuun - in nonor 01
, her sister,- Bertu, who celebrated her
fifth buthday June 17th.
Several (Jove people attended the
Pioneer meeting at the park on Thurs
day. !
Oo. Chadwick spent the week end,
in La Grande. !
Farmers aie all busy hauling wood
this week. '
Mis. iNathan Iaron returned home
Sunday from Baker, where she has
been nursing her mother for the past
few weeks.
C. I. Johnson is over trom La
Grande spending a few weeks with his
bi other, L. V. Johnson. 1
Matt Jareb is building a new barn
on his farm north of Covo. !
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Right, Miss Eva
Baker and Ray Hartley were Hot Lake
visitors Sunday
Commencement exercises were held,
in the M. E. churPh Sunday evening
and a class of fourteen pupils were
presented with eighth grade diplomas
Soloes, addresses, music, etc., were ,
rendered during the program,
J. B. Tallent and J. M. Gusset were
La Giundc visitots Saturday. j
Movie, Organists,'' ,
I 'crimps the newest thing in. schools
Is one now being conducted in Chi
cago for the instruction of Dguulstn
in playing for -the movies, 'i m or
gan of the present day is no more like
the old-fashioned church organ than
the modern orchestic Is like the harp
sichord. Flayers of church organs,
. even those with much experience, are
an much at sea when thy fii.st at
tempt to play for the inuvies as the
Abyssinian maid with her dulcimer
would be in trying to conduct a brum
band.
The fundamental tluory of playing
is different. . ,
The first playeis who added music
to movies usually played the piano,
and they played anything they hap
pened to feel like nlaVing, Without
any lefrrence to the dramatic require
ments of the show. I'layt rs with any
nmsiciunshin suon began to make an
Race Troubles at Annapolis.
The report of race discrimination
at Annapolis is disgusting to the
sense of justice "f the Anitrican Peo
pie. If it is tiue that a Jewish stud
ent has been subjected to indignities
at the naval academy on account of
'.When a statesman refers to the peo
ple it is hard to tell whether he nays
"the masses" or "them asses."
When you speak four Inches uwny
from the telephone transmitter it
lengthens the line 218 miles. Two in
ches away lengthens the line
miles. To get best results "talk UP'
to your telephone.
So says a bulletin dealing with Pub
lic Utilities. Our suggestion is that
you be sure who is on the other end
of the line before you "talk up."
BEEFSTEAK IS
pi
COMING BACK
Here's a Few
Keeping
Suggestions
Men Cool
For
Our Store For Jlen Is a Cool Place to Shop Come In!
Palm Beach Suits
$20
Stylish cool ecoiiomli'Hl, (hose piilm IhuHi mills
nro carefully tailored ilipy'ro ntyllsh for any. iiiiui t
wear In thn summer and they'ru Hid coolest koi! of
a suit you can buy. ,
Vou may liave Htoppod to see. those in one of our
windows pome In and try one on. Very Inexpensive
anil I he models are plain mid stylish suitable for two
or throe seasons' wear. Priced at $20.00.
YOL'U STRAW II AT IS HKIfK
Every hat In this splendid assortment is new and
perfect latest shapes hard ami soft brims namMnas
rough or smooth, we have them all. Prices arc
JLi.liy, 4.0U, ?4.G0 and $5.00.
"Jantzen"
and "Wil-Wite"
Bathing Suits ,
In. the "flashiesKof' brl'ilit.
color combinations. These
famous suits -are of all
wool. They hold their shape
and last you several sea
sons. Dhey'ro form fittiim.
Sizes for , men und bAys-.y. .
to 41. Priced J4.00 tu
Florshiem White Oxfords
l'osscsslus! all tlm style and snaip
that is attributed to FI.OIiHlI BI.MS.
tliis oxford is of white milmck, with
white sole and lieel -a medium last
suitab'e for any foot. 1" all sizes
now very new! Priced Jll.Mtl.
VIDKSI'liEAl) KltKOK.
Almost nny wife thinks she would
bp able to live on her husband's in
come if it were doubled.
HOOKS AND EYES.
I love your eyes of azure hue,
I.auKhiiiLC, mirthful eyes of blue, .
-1 love your eyes. . -(
I love your eyes shyly gkmciiiK duwn,
Tender, wistful pees of blown.
1 love your eyes. i
Kisfy veil of a fojriry day,
Deep mysterious eyes of K'ay-
I love your eyes.
I love eyes of n devil's black.
That lud me ro, yet daie nu:. hack.
; I love, your, eyes. ,
CHICAGO, June 20. The groat
American beefsteak and tbo suc
culent roast beef are on their way
baek to the nn.nu of the ordinary
citizen, according to a report made
public today by the National Insti
tute of ProKressive KarminK.
The reason Is simple, according tu
Cuy II. Mall, director of the Insti
tute. It is that with the deflation
of the grain markOt It lias again
become .'profitable to market feed
grains via the beef markel.
"Our survey of the beef situation,
which has been on for a month,
i-fivia-erl llin fnin leiiilimr mi r.il.r.tl
cattle associations. nanfPtv. the' Tl,c 01,1 Oregon Trail is rapidly
Hereford, Aberdeen-Aligns, Short- i getting the publicity it richly deserves,
horn and Calloway, the leading In addition to the woi k of the Unidn
livestock markets and some 17.000 County Ad Club and similar orgaui
farm iniplcmtnt "dealers," said Mr. . ... . , . . ..
jj II zations along the line, in having the
"The Investigation," continued trail' properly named the "Old Oroiron
The New Soft
Shirts
Thd newest-, shirts are , of
'.aeroplane cloth, tioiseltw,
Itusslan cfd lind silk lion
liep. . They're made with 'a
soft attached culuir that is
very lo.v. and have the
Prunrh cuff. See some of
these in onrt of our winr
. (lows. Pi iced from $2.50
up to $5.00.
Road Information
for Tourists is
Issued by Garage
Vh ther your eyes aie blue,
lllack, brown or gray,
his race,' the students re.-nonsililo i 1 l" m,t know, but anyway
oiignt to be severely punished and it
should I'e made plain tit once that the
ant ion which pays for their education
will not stand lor any such conduct.
Somehow or other a good many
people seem to be getting it into their
heads that they can safely make trou
ble in this country for people of oth
er races, religions or colois than their
own. '1 he sooner this f.ilsc idea i
dissipated by drastic action the bet
ter. America wants no "100 per cent
Americanism" of tilis kind.
America was founded on principles
of religious and political liberty. It
effort to have the music corresnnn ! ! Ims always been regarded as a refuge
to some extent to the film. Later, ,i ,n' oppressed. No change has
daring manager here ami there ven '"ken place either in the Constitution
tured to put in a modern organ, which' "f l,,e United States or in the minds
is in reality an oWhcstrn conduced Vf Americnn People on these points
A few modern organists realized thel I""1 ''' years. It is time the
possibilities of these instruments ami! trouble-makers were made to see some
iiegnn winking at a now form of mu-uf lncs0 rcls-
sic-dranm in which the music was toi . tiul Hit- very last pace where tin
be an essential purl of I he action, as! Rlst ilisci iminations can be tolerated
itlsintheliiterworksofHViigncriin.il"11' tlic educational insi notions be
those of Puccini and a few others. 1 '""K'HK to the linked Slates. '
Hole and there a movie theatre is 41 -,
to he found with such a nmsici-n in T'nrmq nnrl fi-a vrJ.-iiiu
perfection , of' Ibis nit-loim as' , 1
Keethoveh devoted himself to explo.-j Amenran expoits of wheat and cot
iiiif the resources of tbo pianoforte I '"" 1,1111 ""' l'"vt' always been ac
a. llerlioz expiMmenlcd with the nt-! )';",l,'l 'heir pioper share of attention
chestra. i ' y represent cash, or its equivalent,
lint thee players have been few overseas. Uoimstic production
anil the achievements of ordinary or-'"' ""'"' cxpm labli commodities can
galiisls with movie in guns have 'hi en! "leiel'oie, be forgotten. Our in
indifferent. The opening ef the seho ii 1 l '" ,n' P'oilucls of blond acres
proves that musical taste is glowing '- led, naturally inough, to the ig
- -that there is n demaiicl for insiiti.'-i ""''"!-' "f li,e things men grow in buck
tion in l!c principles of the mod -m '""' "larktt ganlens. dlit last
art. It is part of the new eia which , v,'i,r "'' pioiluce of Anierica's gar
the movies are entering, one in wlii.-:i ' ,!l exceeded a billion dollnis in vnl
the childish things of pa t years an " "' "ichiinls produced a halt
gradually to be relimiui-heil,' in which dollais' worth of fruit,
art and bcauly will develou alone; wMh ""' onion addul $,"i,illHI,(lilO to the
developing maturity. ; nalional wealih, and ciii'iinibers, cah-
a- . leiges ami wati rmelons brought $lo.-
Oiio.oeil mine. Cantaloupes were
! worth $1T.ooii,( ;)t) d tmnatoeK more
Ihan Si II.IIHO.IIOII. The value of sue..:
Voune neolile insist 1 , vv,,,, .-.,,, nu ,,.
jvheie their parens left ff j house-1 ", , , ,"'',,
forts. Young mm M,p.d t, "" ' ' '' n ""'ans sweet
liove (hat all voung ,.., ., ,l " "" I1'"11' all made then
many luxuries that it i" i.,,,'".!.). t ' t ..... t.. Un- i-w-l,,-,. f , l.o land,
to niariv on ino.l.-r,.... .!,. .... .1 .. ".":"s -!" . O'l'se are worth
Mr. Hall, "shows a marked Increase
in the. sale of bulls to farmers and
range cattlo growers. This means
increased herds. Ail reports agree
on that. Herds wove terribly de
pleted during tbo deflation period
and there Is still a. shortage, but
the movement hack to normal is
now in full awing. As production
increases so will consumption, and
trio rehabilitation of all Industry
will be that much .advanced.
"It Is not an exaggeration to
state that optimism has returned to
the farmer. He sees a sure profit
in tliis season's, work and lie Is
buying tractors and farm implements
ami using them. Our hog survey,
recently msde inihllc, indicated
that; the beef aurvey confirms It
and our sheep survey, now in pro
gress, will clinch It I am sure.
"The survey Indicates a nroflt-
I able market for beef for at least
TI'iACHEH Don't you know thit eighteen mouths longer, and with
when you take something away from, honest retailing of meats, the Anu-V-sonielhing,
less will remain? J lean working man should have his
I beef on tilt, table lit least once a
Infant Kinstein-rllow about tlv.' day. as of yore. It will not be
two ends of a stick? Cut 'em both the grower's fault if he 'unnot af
off and it still has two ends lift. ford It. K.uglnnd has grown to
I'greatntss on. beef; so has the
The nuln who has money and noth- Cntted ;Slates. The return of the
ing else is not as bad off as some steak and the joast to the table
peotde t.io'k is of interniillnnnl Importan
I love your eyes
And Vvheti we read about famous!
men who work twelve houis a day
we crave ;oliscurit'.
' The emptier the head the easier it
is tu fill it with hot air.
ON TI1K OTHKIt HANI).
Elinor Clyn says the hoys obey the
flappers like dogs. Usuali.v, however,
the flappers eat out of the boys'
hands.
il
Trail." instead of the Evergrec Trail,
as it is called in Idaho, and other fic
titious names that are merely mis
nomers, several private business es-'t '
tablishmcnts me doing their share of'
the work to put the Oregon Trail or i J
the man. '
Smith's Garage has recently issued
a number of cards giving the d
tances between the towns on the Old I.
Oregon Trail- The list is as follows:!
Salt Lake City to Ogden, :I7; Og.lenl!
to Brigham, 22: Brighnm to Poeatel-'i
lo, 117; Pocattllo to Twin Falls, 127: J
Twin Kals to Mountain Home, 100:
.Mountain Home to Boise, 47; Boise te J
Ontario, 7l: Ontnlio to AVeiscr, 14:. J
Wciser to Huntingotn, 20; Hunting ll
ton to Durkee, 22; Durkee to Baker,1!
24; Baker to North Powder, 20.7;j!
North Powder to Union, la; Union toi'
Hot I.akc, 5; Hot Lake to La Grande
'); La Grande to Pendeton. ;V1: Pendle i .
'on to Echo, 2!; Echo to Umatilla, 17: J
.Umatilla to Castle Rock, 25; Castle 'J
Hock to Arlington, 21; Arlington to
The Dalles, 54; The Dalles o Hood
River, 2:1 ; and Hood River to Port
land, G8.
TfFAn THE WANT Anl
Take Care of Your Dollars and Your
Dollars Will Take Care of you.
Systematic savinj;, however .small the lieniu
hg, is tho'sure way to iml'ccuilciire and suc
cess. "Vou 'cannot cat vour pie ami have it,
k'o."
We invito you to open your ai count willi us and'
nlTer you our services and the facililies of this
kink. Vou will lie treated with cmirtesy and
con.sideratioii! and our cTricei's will lie niid to
ti'ive assistance ami advice in any matter you may
suhmit to them. '
La Grande National
Bank
Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00
SOUND KEL! ALU,!1 lMJOURESSIVE
The Marriage Outlook.
Some riitiix have .-aid that mode
ish p., tat. as $::s.",,!Kio,t on
mint.-, and turnips, spin-
ynuui" women me sl.l.l to be only toe
conscious of the tact thai thev cm
rain as much or in than' tin ii
Voting men acouniutnucc. The out
look is therefoip vei v sad
i't w ith II." June hi itlns r-n.j-,.
prominently in every pint of the pa.
j.er from so.-i.iy column to n.lveiii-.i
Ing pages, and Willi the gra. limine.
classes in colleges showing a faiilv
sizable propoition of engaged gn!-,,
It doesn't really I....V as if the high
cost of buing and furnishing a homo
Tpre creating an alarming shorlagp:
of marriages at present.
Look about and listen a little. Her.,
is a June bridegn.o.n l.usilv it fini-h-Ing
n fine old table and some i hairs'
p'iniiiii iiown t.-om h.s gran.lpaienti
i'-.e is I'.r ...Hie maKing l.lli. i
II. nkimr aboot when in. lust rial
' t tie, l lie i,.-odllcli..u of manuf.-ic
tured goods command so much lu.n
i"i... ...iti so much of liie nation'-
tlunurhl.
'X V: n
mm
, r
i.w.)" "V. Wis v.y tS
- - i.'. . .If
ftill'll.-J-1-1" ' .
, '-'
3 ' I?.. L
L ' !-((
'.V.rV.,4 i I
of
The Unbobbed,
f 'J.. Vn-.s:.r girl';, be-l
il'iisv chain and then niaish.il.
ed I cause thev were . un-idi-re-l
inovi l.c-.utiful women in (In. xonii
enoue class y tt0 ,.,. t Il-t - ha. I
bobnul. lius ought to move some
thing or other, un.loul.t. .My, bul
whM ' Are hob. going out ? Or nr..
ti;il...!.hed g;rls more beautiful? Or
did tltCM- gr.K iu-t gel hie.l ,.f fo.
llnl
liu .1
paled
ing W'th I ving ends io.l -m,I ;
taim. and ehievfolle .h;,i, V i" ,! "' 1 " r nnv " '' Kiv
thev hi-.. l. to I ,i. ...... ' "'' "' '""'nt.ie t.. believe it
the house to start with Th...V. .. .I '.'."'"."'.'V "'' ' '"''I only liguieout
others like the In. nnd ...Iiiim,, j.
high school or cnllegp. has given them
nine of the tools with which thev
work and feme of the idiv.ls on which
their courijre is bis-.J.
Hal..- Hut It is knocking home tuns
lie-'. in instead of knocking the world,
and cveiylhitig looks biihter.
AVhen the yniinssters I'iud a novel way of keepinj;
".I. M, ther is iiii. k to film the I'un with a
KODAK
he writes, "Temperature !)0- t5 120-122"
iiapliic I'ilni and the picture st.iy'ul'
aiitlicntic
Then
lie auto
'hut I eM
We carry a complete slrck of aut";ra
H'iced as low as (!.."i(i. See them here.
oil
the
Is
hie Kodak
Red Cross Drug Store
Known Quality at a
Rock - Bottom Price
That Is whati,vou niav he sure of ettiii in this new ( il; odvear Cros.s-I.il)
Tread Cord. ,
The price of this new (loodycar ''oni' is al-out twenty ier cent, lower
thiin of the (loodycar All-Weather Tread ami almut the same as you pay IVi
il'i'd tires of unknown iiiality even -with their variable discount's iiiiied
olT. It isn't any longer necessary for 'von to take a chance.
Let lis supply you with this new (iooiiycar Cross-l.il.i Treatl Cord. .
Price's ! f the New Cross-Kili Cord
I'.Oxi;1 U ( 'liiicher
:'.J.::' j Strai-ht Side ...
:!-'.l Strai-hl Side ...
Str.'ii.ht, Side ...
Straight Side ...
.:...l!).7.-
-2-. lo
itL'li.SO
il.l")
:;:i.t
oi'.x.'j Straight Sid.. ?:!!). 10
(Manufacturers' Tax Extra)
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company
In stock duly l,t.
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