La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1922, Image 4

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La Grande Evening Observer
,W IMlKI'KMIICVr NKUXI'Al'lTIU
luii,.cifd dully hnd weekly &t L
Brtnde, Or-K"n, by Ira, Miranda Uvea
U OUfrvp lui.:!-hiiitt Company.
UllUCB DKNNiti, Editor.
nte4 at toffic at La flrande,
Ore if on, as !aona -.J . Hall Mattor.
Addrenn all communications to THU
DIJBKUVKIt, 1416 Adawa At., La
UraDdu. Oregon.
UBSCItlPTION RATS l
Ily Carrier,
Dally, per montb 7 to
Datly. per thre months . t-2t
Dally, per six mo., lu Ad race .H-60
Dally, alDtfltt copy ., ..an
By Mall.
Pally, per year, in advanc 18.00
Dally, el Diunlhs, In advance 60
Dally, three months, In advance -$1.1S
Dally, per month .., ........ ,Mc
Weekly Obeervtir-Star, by nail,
pT yonr. In advnnce - Bn
CITY AND roiTWTT OrriOIifa
PATKIt.
On aale In other cftlei Oregon Hotel
Nowi Umnd, 1'ortland; Imperial Newi
Stand, i'orltand; alultnouaJi New
.Hand, Portland.
ae-nate, on which outs was modeled,
have thought of thut?
, . o -
Radio Beacons.
i;iiiii:h op AimociATBa phesh.
The Aaaorlavd Vtuhb la eiolualToly
n tilled io one for publication of an
orivi diniatr-htr crediud to It or not
jUiorwUu ery.i.Ud In Ihli ppr, and
tlao th local nvw published therein
All rlffhta of ii'-publlcatlon of apeolal
iltfpatcbua here alao are reaerved.
Bible Thought. For Toda
A SUM K GUIIiK: Commit thy
way unto the Lord; Hunt ulao in him;
and he sIkiII brim; it to
liest in the Lord, anil wait patiently
for him I'ilm :I7: "i, 7-
WHEN A TELEGRAM TELLS OP DEATH.
The installation of radio beacons
to jfuide ships in fus or heavy wea
ther in proceeding apace- There aru
such radio Hlnthnm near New York
hurbor at Amoroso Fire Inland and
Sea (iirt. Kurt Francisco harbor haw
or three have already heen installed
at Host on, Nantucket, Cape Charle,
Columbia flivor and Pujrct Sound- Two
or three have aleradv heen installed
near W hiteiish Hay in Lake Superior.
In order to have full protection
from the.se radio beacons, ships mut
bo equipped with radio direction find
ers. A merican and foreign vessels
both are rapblly being so equipped:
and will hereafter be able to learn
their exact kcation and direction by
radio and bo p-uided by the radio
beacons with much more exactness
than the old ni'-thods of beacon lights
and fog bells afforded.
Tht ii,' is perhaps no other use pf
tadio more thrilling or more intense-
ly iriLtreMiiig wuin una out- ui
unseen nhips at sea to kucp to paths
of safety.
NEW TODAY z?3
1 icpt'V Vitf mci-ok of fine irriiriit-
ed land. Good fiva-rooni house, barn,
bughouse, chickmhouiie. One bhict
from iavcd highway. Crop and
tools, l)5U. Just ouUidj of i:ity
limits. Five-room house ail "iie-
halt acre on t.ove we , noo. t jm-j
mid Land U. o-.-iiip:
I'EXDI.KTOX MlSl'tlMi.
Will trade mtdein five-room house
in Pendleton, well located, on lot SO
by 150, for property here. There is
a small iiicjiiniiian.'e against this, pay
able at I- -X'. pel month. Will con
siiier lirolieilv holt up t a.iolt: $.1 ,'iu').
SbeLKlTV I.AXU H SAVINGS CO.
li-27-ot
THE TANK IS OPEN!
KOU SALE Well-improved triiat
eil thlee acres, close in. Good tcrtni.
I'yiamid Land Co. G-27-ltn
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
llnw little mini knows: we ko fnHli (wh d;iy willi out
tart hi - duties; we lieo c engrossed in (he program ol'j
the hour; we hear stories of the- passing of tJiose dear to J
jieiglihors anl friends and our sympathy goes out to the;
bereaved ones. ' ' '
Today, Jiiowever, the editor of tluu Kvcning ()liserver,j
received 1 lie information 1 hat his youngest sister, Mrs.!
(jrant 11 WtitUt nek f Lead, South Dakota, had passed on.;
"What a: shock it is to havV tlie family circle hmken; when
a telegram imparts sudi sad.' neM's instantly there arises j
before one the. scenes !' idiilitlmod, of the old home, c,l the:
cheerful d.Tys when youth reigiied supreme and the worl.l
vas ji vitl'o ojM-n eoiintj-y ;iVaiting to he explored and con-i
tjueml. ! Those years of, -hihlliood, yes, tin se. long, long;
years, when all "liioinhcrs of the family were active and;
'energetic Then the years of .clearer thinking, of more;
mature judgmfnt, hut 'with the family circle still intact. I
... '. . i . . , i . i ..i i
Iiav liV iav. nionrn ov iihuitii mm fear nv vear uc inci
on solving life's problems as , best we can, but always
knowing that in different parts f the nation members of
the family dwell. Then conies the word such as received
today the, circle is broken and one of the children has
been' called home. How fragmentary things seem; how
unreal, how seemingly. impossible. Yet we read' a:raiu the
yellow bit -f I inner onlv to graduaUr come 1o the realiza
tion that onq whom wv love dcarlv has entered that greal ; The plan to abolish money wil
i i. .i . i i - i 1...1: a . i... e nrolmhly slnite bv some female com-
.lllllvnown reauu i-mu reaim- wuicii. w c oenee e ce ..t w, .liscoveird it made a bulge
-Mm
i '
LOST Itay hore with rouehed imina.
newly snuil. lliandrd U. U. on let':
shoulder. ?1" CU reward. .Main WIS.
i-7-tp
LOST Grip, between 'J 107 N. A.ih
and .Moss ( iiapel. rinder r.'t'lni to
111)7 W, or call 44II-.I. 0-2 T-J.tp
WIAXTKD To ient, 5 or II room mod
tin house. Inquilc at Observer.
li-'J7-!l'
WANT"!) Active local representa
tive no capital lequiied. W'itu Com
irercial .Introductions Co., KUi
L'ront street, I'o:t!and, 0;-e.
6-27-Up
A Final Clean-Up 0
Ladies' Low
Footwear
Special ht
$2
.49
This sale, Is the renialnler
of it sale of 100 pairs of
low shoes held two weeks
.mo. Most all lu this lot
are jery low hesls some
are quite suitable Tor misstJS
and Kills of 1 th 16 Jrs.
riiero iire black and brown
hid pumps, brown oxfords
und a few brown calf ytnip
pumps with flat heels.
Choice of the lot tomor
row at $2.49 pair
Uili-IUU 111
Hi
AUTO ACCIDENT
,', A sign in a North I'ortlund res-!
tauiant reads : i
IF YOlJli W J FIT CAN'T COOK
MAKK A I LIT OUT OF HF11 AM
KAT IIKUK. I
voi: (;rr ritiKxns by mixing.
All men arc lovable when you
Know them; some more so than oth-
Oliver Davis, genera! manager of
The (.1 aniens, tht :Ui ?s in I. a Orande,
IVndleton and Baker, broke his left
arm last nitfht in an auto accident
on the curve just ast of Union. Mr
Davis wns tiyiny; to pass a small
truck in tht mw jr ravel on tlie high
way and this resulted in his machin?
skidding-
He was thrown into a telephone
pole, bieakinp his aim. His ear wa
unilamaged. At the time of the mis
hap he was going about 10 miles an
hour, accouiing to his own statement
Ji'om ciiiv una 1 rowine.
(Jciiily our llionj;-lifs'fakc,'"sIinin ;unl wind in loving
Idiulncss about Hie iiic wiin. lias mc until finally we
brintf ourselves to thai: 'sweet ebiirlusioii that death is,
after all, the kind old nurse that rocks us all to sleej.
in her stocking
1
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( THE TEUE; 49 SPIRIT.
'-' h- ''.::
Several cities of the 'Vest, iucliiding Elgin and
nrnti.'t Have you a toothache,
sonny ?
liny No, sir; but I would like this
looth out so's 1 can whistle like
(ieorire, , '
CHERRIES RIPE
BATHING CAPS
AND SHOES
Caps In all coltirs - to
mutch the suits. All are
fresh ana now rubber. They
are priced ut 5Uu and 75c.
: llalhliiK shoes In all the
various colors. They are
high tops and priced $1.00
to 2.0U.
Get Your Bathing Suit
Here From Fresh New
Assortments
, TlHx most brillinnlly com
bined colorings am shown in
this fresh new assortment of
bathing suits rose and blai k.
oraiiKO and black, crimson and
..black, flame, p!nk, American
beauty, black and white, plain
black and dozens of ofher
color combinations. They are
the famous
MANTZEX" AND
"WIl.-Wl'I'i:" SUITS
of line all wool quality and
shape retaiulm; elasticity.
Thi.y tit the form perfectly
and never loose their shape
never bind or sag. Such suits
are comfortable to wear in
the water, they look belter in
the water aiid they last sevicr.il
St-tl sous.
You will find our prices .-x-eeptioually
luw this season.
Ladies' sizes, lid to 44, price!
$4,011 to $7.00.
Men's sizes, 116 lo 48. priced
$(i.00, $0.50 and $7.00
Children's sizes. 26 to 34, pric
ed $2.25 to $4.75.
SOCKS,
CHILDREN'S
"PATSY" '
Rompers
of Light, Cool
Summer Fabrics
$1
'Tiusy "- llorapcra are
known to every mother
.a orando for I Heir attrae
UveiuM as pi iy clothes
iiul for the lovely way in
which they are niado. Only
the. finest of washable 'b
Vlcs are used lurno peurl
buttons and they i'lt.-
We have Just rendved
several dozen of these lit
tle rompers that were se
cured in a Jir-eeial purchase
and touetlfrr vvllh j some
few we have left in stock,
wa are offerins thcui spe
cial at $1.25 each.
I
Socks of every color you
Infill imanine slri;vl lops
and solid colors. lUilf'Blulr
three-iiuarti r. . -:
Silk socks in plait. - whito
nud blue. Trices are';'fro;ii
35c to $1.00.
WHITE CANVAS
PUMPS
with hand turned
Soled $3.50 .' .. .
CumbiniiiK all the com
fort of a liuhl flexible sole
with the dressy, stylish ap
iuwrance of ft r.-hite low '
shoe these' pump's have low-
or military Heels unci sira.ps
They lira ill nil sizes.
l'riced' at $3.50;
yU) $2.0U. . 35c to $1.00. l'riced ut $J.50. gl'
Glfli. IS HIDING
QV HCYT mn
UI II LA I iiL
LiV
MUMS I I KIM. RKPAHTEE.
were th." best of friends. Thev were'
.,l- ,i-' It'iests' at a barqiiet one evening at'
idivC. i wbi:-h ham was served. i
lire arranging -MO shou-sin order to attract and' entertain! I'm her KUiy smiiinKiy whispered!
... , ,i '. !o Ilabbi Cohan: "Ilalibi, when are'
Visitors lo llieir eoiuiinilimes. . ' i you iroinir l lay aside that oij rtuff j
nvi : . .. i : i .., : i . . i. . , in i : . ...i. 1 1 . i , ..... i . - -t
i e 1 1 1 1 s i . i K i 1 1 1 i'i ' s t :i -:i i:f s i w t i .uu c..v
"rough stuff"; that in irder to emulate the snirit of thai
;rovel in the dance hall. Kelly.",
age in the haser past iiue wi,iie
loniled buck and whis
your weddinjr, Father
Mill
The 'Itoibbi
ni'ved;' "At
iieriod men and women must
pull corks on the streets and .en
v. ill i' pris and knives exhibited and ready for use.
These things may have their advertising value
of course have some place in, the general scheme.
would it not; he hetter to put forward the true spirit ol'j
the liieii and women of '-!!)? What was that spirit ! It was;
the square deal for everyliody. It was the esseuc(
honor, when a man's word' was irond. when his ohliirat in,-, woikinc homs to think about it
was 'his houd, when his treatment of his fellowmau wn ! and tiik ovkuiikai).
till till' SiUliire at all times'.' '"' ' ' I "Are you sure you have shown m
Ves, there were necktie parties, to he sure, hut onlv
wo are not sufficiently in
formed to be certain on the subject
we have a i esbnablu basis for the he
lief Ihnt with his purchase of hi.1
Hit I tliii ty-Jil'lh canine souvenir of 1'aris
,.,lho I'uhtfTillv e.t'ecnu-il rinu miisler
.luck lciv.pseyt is jroiiitf to the dojis.
Cove cherry growers expect n
laro crop if the weather continues
us at present. Indications ure now
that the crop will begin to ripen
next week, which will make it the
earliest crop for many y;'ars. Here
and there a few ripe clu.rries can
iilready be found, hut It w-ill not
i be until sometime next 'week'-thnt
shipping can bo begun. The Cove
I section, as well as other sections
I of the willey, will have a bumper
'crop, accordim; to liifllcutions now.
TO BIKER GIT!
Klsic PaVnter, a Vuncouver tfirl, ac
cording to reports Jiom the Van
couver papers, left for Baker, Orego 1,
leutntly on horseback. She expects
to make the trip in eight days or
about 0 miles per day and is equip
ped for the joutney with a sombrero
and complete cowgirl paraphernalia a
well a3 a camping outfit. She wm!
lemain in Raker county for pome time
and will also visit With G, W. Howell,
of La Grande, on her way to Baker.
AUTO AND PLANE
MEEKER SPEAKS
OLETO
o! I what he is worth is too busy durin,rj
1 CHANGE 1
ILL STANDINGS
PKXDLETON, June 21. Kev G. h.
Claik gave up his evening address
time Sunday evening to Kzra Meeker,
the Old Oregon Trail man who has
played such a mighty part in the de
velopment of the northwest. Mi'.
Mceki'V is ninety-two yeaiw old and
came to Oregon first with an ox team
in 1S.2 and lived in the west untii
10O ., when he returned east, planting
markers on the Old Oregon Trail on
his way, in commemoration of th-.-cafly
pioneei s. He is now imtkm ;
a second trip to Washington, 1). ('.,
for the purpose of securing the pass
age of a bill establishing a military
highway on the trail. He is also wr.r'i
iritf for the production of a film whir',
will show the tiail, to be entitled
"VV inning the Farthest West."
.Mr. Meeker retains the vigor of n
man twenty-five years his junior, both
mentally and physically. He also
spoke to the teachers in assembly.
From Pendleton .Mr. Meeker will
go on to La (Jiande Wednesday, .then
to Baker, where he will make an ati
drcss as part of the celebraci'm July
Fouith.
, Marks of Distinction.
To be distinctive on does not .npefl
expensive clothing. A face radiating
mental poise, A well-groomed body, car
ried wlili KHi'-e .and .dignity, Is its own
aristocracy. F-vory woman can be at
tractive, pq nmUfcr 'what her features
may be.
A Classified Ad Will Do Tt!
ywu'ii uic occasion jusuikmi.'-.iikic liViicir was occasion
'ally the linal court, hut if; was in cases where society hail
' heen injured and the character lynched was a para-it--and
a nuisance to the people avIio were trying to do the
riht I hint'.
In those days Ihere. was hrotherly love; there. .w.v
a liei-hlHfrly IVclijiu: .then Was a' dohiiv to do v.iht. re
gardless of the trend ;o! hisiVv to jmt forth the h!o.,d
curdlin'JVAtures .ol'(thnJ ,Ji'eVo'd;Vi4.'
When fhe forty-niners passel on a man ami. decided
lie was riht he had the hacking of the finne.sj luuich of
fritMi:ls jr. America. Then whyiot lay up Ihoso -'ood
traits of t lu early men and woimoi instead h pulling the
rou-h stuffs Why not offer the present general hm
the lesson of the square deal as carried out when popula
tion was thin and laws were prompted hy the inward
conscience rather than hy th'e 1 a w hooks of today t
The Kvcninir Ohserver is strongly, in favor of dif
ferent celehrations named. Wc U lieve-it is a fine liiinu
for the towns to have such events hut we would adm.mih
those in charge ud to overlook the-sKerlinff manhood and
womanhood, the honest methods, the hrotherlv love tha
prevailed ju those carlv dahs.
all the principal 'parts of this car:
asked the fair prnsnective purchaser.
Yvt, madKni, all tlie main one
ithii e.t the dealer.
'"Well, the:i, wheie is the deprecia
tion? Tom told me that was one
of the bigg st things a mut a car-"
IIANOM.IONS.
Little yellow bltssoms
(Irowing on the stem.
Pick and put in baskets; ,
What a lot of tin m,
Hoi! I hem in sonic water,
Strain thein in a rag;
(ii tn see ' I'.o pi oci?r
With " paper -bag.
Put in s'.vce' s an-! sours,
Place it where it's warm.
Keen it tin re a fortnight,
Free fr;m any barm.
Soon the bubble H.-ing,
lioc.iti't it smell nic'.'
Onn't imbibe 'no heavy;
Take a fool's m ice.
Hatk! siinieliod'-'s coining,
(let it nut of Mirht.
TV it coo, H hiniv,
Make thin -s lo. tl! i iht .
Hue to the fa.t that the La Clramle
Union game is under protest the Ob
server did not publish the standings
i f the six teams in the Intermountain
League as is usually the custom. Ba
ker wom from Flgin 4" to 1 and
Haines forfeited their game to Cove
it to 0. according to reports. If the
Cove-Hahies foifeit stands, as it no
(J.uibt will, and the Pirates protest
is planted the league standings will
he the same as lust week. a Grande,
Cove and Baker tied for first, with.
Klir-n. Union and Haines second, third
and fourth.
LOS AXGKLKS, June 27 Collision
between an aii plane and an automa
bile-: was rcporte dto city and county!
official.-. Monday. Edmund C. Koos-j
su'o, who dtove the motor car, toM;
the authorities that the pane damaged
the car slightly and caused his moth
er and sister and a cousin, riding witn
him, to sutfer from shock. He added
that the aviator stopped, but declined j
to give his name and address or to
explain why he was flying so lew even
a boulevard. The aviator then flew
over and nwa.v.
The Only One
FUNERAL BEING
! HELD AT UNION
i
Ouit't. fol
J )pen w
on:jn
TilCI 4'M
s, he's kno. kin j.
le the door.
acioiis, hr;it it,
i dozen iiu:e.
The funeral ot Mis. Mary Walker
I'":. .-in, mother of Kohert Kakin, ia be
in held this afternoon at. the Ties
byteiian ehuleh Bt Union eoinmeMi:
ii'nr at 2:00 o'clock. The interment
will take place in the Union cemetery.
Kohert I'.nkm and his brother, nar-
old Kakin, and sister. Miss Gertrude!:
Kakin, passed through l.a Grande m
this mornint? nn No, 24, accompany- ,"
invr the bcly of their mother, who'i
passed on in Salem Saturday after-j J
noon. . i
Fancy Box
STATIONERY
Slight ly Shopworn
at ( i really
REDUCED
PRICES
Tlii'c incliiilc:
lliulilaml Linen
Keith's Lineal 'eave
l!liie Uird Linen'" '
Jlarnmny Lawn i
'('M"EULpnuo Q
' iZ;' PftESC,PTloh DHDGGI5TS
OLD TYME
DANCE
Every Thursday Night
at
Zuber Hall
P. J. Powers
j Zuber Hall
S Modern Dances
I , Every Tuesday and
! Saturday
; Music lay
IMPERIAL PEP
ORCHESTRA
! L. R. Spencer, Mgr.
Cheap Drinks at Sea.
I under
lair.
diii-ti.
Wint IMs hroticM hone :n ,iiit..j
tiir !- iaf:i:i'M in the l,i-t t ti, .
if the Aiiirn, a, vf . tin'eil St.u. .
l ine, ate .. i, h a to nut tlm:v ti j
xen iiiiini.. v liter, a' d alMi to -
iIucp t..ni !erali.. rellivlmn on th '
part of tile noli t!itlte. I
f iunoii, t.Mind of i ha.np.mt,, 'i,,,.!
mllira on I ,ip ;,i ,,,, :
AoniiiMM rye l)n.i , eelil. a
(Irmli. .seotih ne.l i-h ky a.
Jill rrni-. n'ektaii,
wi . , in I i I'llT. a K it
' pri.e. aveiiiir- little nr nut U i
inif bIm.(. im w.,r t tie. r. iii,,r,'."
with the priven ini,t I. - re"n'(ii
home lor iofirior i-w.it. rt li ,-rj.ir, th .
til atiiMrrillv lo v. .
That t the . (.. I,',r)i
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Women fcr the Senate.
..iv. we're a1 "Mr f,
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Seine diitiili lion w inc.
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SPKCIAI, ATTKXTHJN Given to all
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Take Care of Your Dollars and Your
Dollars Will Take Care of you.
Systeinalii- savin;:, however small the hein
liing, is the sine way to iiuleieiutetu'e and siir
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We invite you to open your ai-eouut witli us and'
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