La Grande evening observer., July 10, 1922, Image 4

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PAfiE FOUR
LA fJRAXDM KVEVIXTJ
La Grande Evening Observer
. ah imh;i'i:.mh;m' m:vnim ri:n.
I'lihlifiiH-o rtitily Hitil weekly ut I
limiluf. "M-K'ni. "v i-'i i n mux- r.i-ii
jmr Observer rnhllHlilng ('onipniiy.
IfltUCK VESNIH. fcldilor.
Entered at Hie 1'owtof f ( nt I. it Criimlt
Oregon, as Second Claws Mall .Mutter.
A'htresH all coimnunicnt lonn ti Tl H '.
OUHKliVI'lt, 14 Hi Adunia Ave, J-
Offtiidr, Orson.
Hi nsriur i io hati;s.
JUy Carrier.
TnMy, per month 7.1''
JJhIIv, per llireo iiimiiIIim ft.'J'i
uil', pi-r nix iiim., lit advance (.r,o
Daily, Mingle copy &
11 y Mnll,
Dnlly, per 'nr. in iunatirn
Jltll,v, fix HiOllth.H. In 11(1 iiim e ..
Iaily, throe iiimuhM in mlvanee
Dully, per ni'.nlh
Weekly ibsetver-Siur, hy mull,
per year. In it vain. !
On kmIi' In oihiT i-lli-'K- -Oregon H"ld
NVww HihimI. l'..illaiMl: linp.rltil News
Si mill, J'l.rtliinil; M ultimmah Xtff
StiiiHl. I'oi-thiinl. .
III'Mltl'lt 'II-
i.l.o tin- )
All I'll. Ills
ijr,ll lii fJ
man hail forgotten till tho blood-fev-1
er swept over Kurnpc und America. I
With the fever in hi veina the white
man danced -like the savage arrayed ,
iti his war-paint. ' )!
That may explain part of the eraxe.
hut hardly all of it. us the writer
realized, then- are two great incite-
u h i ii iii!HH. f men ts 10 iiif nance war and love.
, -i rrifii in .x.hjivi-i War may have .started the cavorting;
KM i. ii.ii. aimn "C all , nut the war dance, in America, at
H.Y m 'iiIn'imU-!" iIV.'.i 1 it, in its later stayes' Ims visibly
n' us itiii.ir-iit .i ihi iHii. i changed into a lovp dance something
. -pni'in aii"ii i'i rpi-'t.iJii ' not at all unu ual, al r war. And
i.Im. ai v rYci. jiiicf this latter phase is, if pu.ssib.e, '
i worse 'ban tin- fumier, there if ail;
the more rejoicing among normal hu
man beings that its fury m dying out '
AMI nil VfV Ol l iriAI.
Bible Thought. For Todaj
What's a Flapper?
l-KACK W1TII ALL -MKX
low 'pea eo with all tnen, and hU-
iich, without which no man Khali
aco thu Lord. UebrewB 12:14.
THE OFFICE CAT
-BV JUNIUS
Character-
THE ICE MAN.
pout in dc
Jlc doesn't
Most t the time of tin: if man is not
livcrinir iee, savs a reporter yvIio tried tlie joli,
sjieiid it loiteriiit; on the wax or lijrurin lmw U p;ive
short weight n- anything else the housewife may think
cither
Since the "flupper" h:is l)pcntp of
Ijnu'ral inli.C!:.t, let uh coniili,.i' fli'p-pi'i-.H-
And fiinc, as Scrnti.-s taught,
Pol-i Oil' lirst rviUiltca (it philMipl)(. V
(ihicusriion ix to ;(;tmo u-nr.s, Ifi us;
consider .(.fil.itiww. What, t!,i-n, is; .M,.,. (rl.p,ovin,'v)-"WK(,"i) 1
a flapper ; A m-wsimp,-r u.-tt..n. was ,.oullB, Kjr never thought of
nail,, has hl uuht foith llie.-e : uwx- ,UuK thl Um. lh.y (,, ,
"".!'.'' . ,, . , , i ' lniiithli-r--"VV., that's why they
Mapper is the m.ul.in term for ; ,i,'t ,lu them." . .
a pretty youn !
A llajiuer is a cute, fi:voluus (?irl
in the latest clothes."
"A flapper is a frivolous Voumk per
son who.-e jaio.-h.s fi.ip as .-he
walks." .
"I sh"u!tl thin!', tile t( no wool, I he
tppiH ii not to our am acm e youim' .vr.,,.. ,11 ...... ,i ,
Character how well that ileum's oar di-.tiin.tlv! m- rriM.i
whhli fhai-in und orif;ln;ilily are always presuu.
To thoso ratnlliar with this stoic, it's every jryiuy t!y, ,
source of woudoniieiit ami delight.
Our store Is dedicated to the Ideals of iiiud.ty. value v.ml
and our nierclntadisi) curries with it always an xpre.-.iou
acter and distinctiveness,
It would take many paucs hei'" to tell all that
toll about our Htoro its serv ices, etc. ' e Sli'-est I
ol'teu. Vou will always find many real altraetioos
Is thorough ill itself and each uxiiress above all char:
ervir..'
I llJl -
would lite to
'OU Visit IIS
department
j SOMI.IiODV is MISTASKX.
, ( ompi'iatively f,nV' of the youn'r
pia.ple aie playing the nuincloliii now
adays. Vet we aie Ix-iu assured that
lliv world xrows worse.
"La Grande's Greatest Department Store"
ft ho aiv f
imt lu tlie old
w.t . i. x - . -ii. i j.i. . t ! A ti.'ipiier is a cute y.iriL-r timi"
liC J)01H LS It J 1 1 1 1 1 IIT J II 1 1 K I H 1 1 H L; 1 1 1 Jt r il u T l"i 1 1'1 1 .vit h Uu:l skirts, bobbed m an i
Li-.i-i.iriw wMTovmi'loiK ntiil fiwniiihi'i fnilii tlif tdli Hit- -poi t of'inN."
IW'-' ") " . ...... . ,- - .. . 1
pajiers.
the lion-
partment or liimHv leu Ix'.xes. , ueei; s supply
a section of earpet, or a grain sack are .--miie o
edible things he may lmd.
A housewife for whom "insiiU- di-liwry " must l'
' made hates the mnthly feet of tlie i.-t- man. S'et when hi'
is delayed on a. very hot day she U tempi, d --. jiaraphrase.
"llow beautiful u)ion tin.- Ii) i l u n are tin' l -ft them
that bring good coolness.' The hmi-ew r.-:V with an iee
hox door thi'tuigh the wall is saveil tin 1!;';1. The one with
cleetrie refrigeration is still better off. and mowing in
numbers.
J'.ut while iee nm.it come in at the kitrlieii door, why
do not housewives learn somet hing about iee ! The eardinai
Kin 'against effieieuey anil eci iiumy is to keep any! him:
but iee in the ice chamber. Not more Ihan half a dozen
times a year does the good house manager perinil that
chamber to be opened for anything but, the admission of
iee. .Milk, lettuce, ginger ale and the resl will keep jusl
sis well in their propel- places if Ihe ice chamber lie kept ;
well-filled with ice and nothing else - nothing else at all
is allowed to get into it. Tho old carpel! and newspaper
iad to retard melting are signs of bad management of the
ice. chamber, not good. What the ice is 'I'm' is to melt, and
it, produces no coolness unless it does melt.
JSesides, if there is nothing to be lifted out, the ice
man will bo quicker coming and shorter slaying, and less
drippingl and far more friendly.
FRENCH-AMERICAN EDUCATION
her-
lf
...he
and oil v.ilheut realh
tone; aayv I..
.iu'." in you in, not se(i as many'
di lepu'ahle lookini; old lllUL's 0U the i
hic;i,w's as in tlie days of noises, j
1)1 KSTIDX MAIiK. i
'".ast wek he sent me candy, say-
ine; sweets to the stweet." " j
'. pretty sentiment. What of it?'"'
i ui now no semis me an ivory
hail biush."
ill
ti-j
Mm
: -1 -i
In hi- T'le'iii
ii'iidl.-i' ill In
p:.-;. i. A
"'it Id r IH',
up in t'-u
pli. :l and -n
J'"i.i'.:MT .i ''iin
t r;- in i1.-- int'--;
.iti.-k ui t :i .'. i aiiM-.T
Vli:-t limit' ii -1 .
b.tt iie-:i;:ii' of Im-
tier f- :it - i; i V
t!'.-llL'"h.M. ai-l tile
bit!
.pfl-
;i jli--: il ii 0
d.-t inrJoii',
i' ih;- Wi'iil
.:.! Ibis ex
..-id:
; w hen first
ally a wi'-l
e ad:".' A,i.!'
:t!e fiapp'-'i. '
her wiiij- i
little dil.'l. 1
, vou know; ;
and e
IJ.oth.
.-rati-
fl'id Im
a sta
lie n
And now v.e hear that Cohimbu.
ua.' a humbu;, aeeoidin to report
mow. ll,:v looii.-h to jfo so far uack
i Mhe seaj -h for humbugs when tnere
lie mj ihariy iieru rijlit i.uw.
It i. aid tiiat i adiu:n rdves off
partieies of itself and y t u.wr jrow)
ies- We know tnc-n who are like thnt
eollo.iuially.
MM.IIT LK'AVK SOM KTIILNC.
ledl)ioke (roused by Jus wife)
What's that you say, a burglar?"
-Mis. llidhiohi! Um, 1-aney u hur-j-rLn
t tllinir un us."
hi 1 1 broke l.et him e!i nib in: hen
Kindly,, wiMinpiy. j-;yfu:ly, delighted
ly j:r:ttefuHyt lovingly- Ves, ye.s
jA-ecy wei-k we read of trains knot-kin
c- the tar out of autos that stop on
the tiacks but never have read of
att auto knocking a train off the
tracks. This ought, to be eonilusive
evidence that it can't be done- Bet
ter wait and Jot thu trains go by.
land to remove to J'ie
of !ie bni tb r. Tlie.-'' m
tliiiu- to retain tbt-r
the other side o;' ilio
de !'. lent.--.
: ciitiii-i'.' their former
nu I'nii-h soil under
. oniii'. ii Mi.-.
Tin
the
tirt days
nt i r h-i i.
ivaslon of ar:')iis
i from one sido o
maif ruh to buy
as are u-. f ul in
illUM uf hu dness
l! Ihe
W il ne
ed ie.
d in
St I'
Immigration Stopped.
I H iiwv a yell and it may make him j r nnht little k""'I. can you re
iop stmieti.ni; tinti he has stolen j Pf'"- 11 vurso irom tlie liiUle,
the oth'T in
up -.:idi ari-ide
th'-ir pirt.'-ula
!t. s.m Ins !ik-'!
(.-Ii WOIMIS TO THAT KI-TKCT. jthi.l t!i- upper Sib.i.-. trade ee-.t. .
'Kthel," said the bishop, "you seem ! whh h hitherto h.i h - n l;i
I be .Jlnfiet! to ( ntraiv.
..I.ewheie.
JmniiraJoa
tually at j.ir
tine. I to re p.u :
or two, i.t b-a-t
'Ihe in w pi:
to
i i ein tli .v . (I
anoiner "-eai oii
I i
til o
to
tpn-ta
'IK tO
wtii'd.
!' tdiirib!
eer rem
.bty en th- bai.; f
-, would n-din-e tin
from .'.ri.imi- to 17D,
flood results ouhl; (o t'oinc IVnin itn; cm
hw, studt'iits lu'twccii llic rnilcd Slates mid
lane nf col
I'Vanre. Af-
cordiiiu; to an ariant''enenl newl v mad'
I iilllllial sellolal"-: tho m-.v
alien, !"ii-n d
of r eaiii tiaM- i
the l!M t'.-ri:.
a(iriii.iih!e t Ha
Oop.
Kit i'.er of ; 'i.- i' iiu.nb t s is small,
compaxd '.i:!i Ihe in!"'ux rti tomary
liefnie the war Am both of them are
merv.ly llieo: i tiral. 'I lie actual net
imniin'i at eel t r the fiscal year just
ti:de( in belief"! to b- md more than
lid), Ufiil, of: wiiom alt or nearly at
are women. Men eonie, ) ait nibiv
in n depart than women.
If tlii:- is 1 1 tie, then, may in' a ;dili
mailer i es-iiue ul nnrui'ci ants wliea
HIS KLMSH.
thamite "I understand the town
eume from f igui e.i in a recent
novel. Was the author born there?"
isihu --" Ve;;; and if Ik ever shows
tip again, he'll die there."
1 II say l can,.
"Well, my dear, let us have it."
"The Lord is my shepherd -should
worry."
s
PECULATION
A consith'ral
lb .'able also i.i
Maiy (ierniar
erossiim the !in
t!u ir i bailees
t tl.
; 11 11. I
it w
irui--' t-.' t
Feih.T
Properly to Fit the Crime.
YVht ii lierliert nfid Kenton mine
in:: in a lia'f h"iir alter dinner
oer, it. elr father deereed they
d (;;. di l:.ie n .saiidwbh, and 11
of water and lie put straight to
a ja.M piiiiilunent for bad boys,
i !; I:, i er papa raiiie Imine limj;
iliniii'i was out. As their moth
's hastily p ei riiig a second din."
f-i-e heard Ib-rltert mutter to Ids
I.i r : "Jle ht to have a Kand
i ami a "J:s of w ater and go
:-;.t to i,ed." -
IS Ui
An lo-.va woinan ot anury raid
went to Led and stayed theie for thir-ly-eit;ht
years. However, think how
mueh woise it would have heen if she
iiad hien nnirry for thirty-eiaht
eais and slaved up.
ill'.- Assoeiaieil rress.)
rtain Kovtrnrueiit clerk eot a' KUI',1. -IIICUII, July 10. A wild
raise in his salai.v sunn; months alio, i nanl,i of speiulntlon, reealllnn th"
He rushed lo I ha teh'iri .iph ol'fie.' dsyn of the t 'nl i for n iii cold lirver.
when his davs' work was over and His-' a Irouily- has appeared in eonneelloii
liatehed a niessiiL-,. to I In, virl of hklwlth the pnrtilion of Itpnnr 81-
ships have been awarded to Americans in freiich univers
ities. The exchange begins next fall. France and Amer
ica, in spite of the revolutionary tradition and in spite of
all the fine things said during the war, have a great deal
((f trouble understanding each other. There is a gull' be
tween the two nations, due to language and divergent
ideals and manner of life, which does in I exist between
America and England.
The American students who go () Oxford, under tlie
IMiodes scholarship plan, have little trouble in fitting into
English life. American students in France may learn,
in time, to do the same; likewise with the French stu
dents who come over here. France, even more than
'America, needs to go abroad and get the viewpoints of
other countries.
i : . ii .i i , . .. ....
i iiciiienia.iiy iliese r rcUrji srliolaislnps w
thing for American education that the It'll. u
ships cannot do. The latter are confined to nu n. Tin
majority, of students going to Franco happen lo be wo
men. And that is well. Women. n le-s than men. .an
necessary in any scheme to promote international under
(standing and friendship.
Radio Hash.
T I
(Itoise Sl.itcsniint.)
Naval holidays and talk of .iisurma
inent do not stop naal experts from
inventing things to make navus nun-.'
effeetive. And the b.test invention f
this kind is the radio scramblng de
law gfies into elect. It
i in.-- hk' y , fur nowhere
i cotinliy r- Ihf'r.f pes cept ihlc an-tt',;;-
d1 nc-ilioii to iclax the ores
e iil-ain: alieV-.
Matured War Bonds.
huice in his home t :nVn. annrisim- b-sia. The danger of losing em ¬
ber :f his new good fortune and ask-,,lii established trade con m ctlous
ing her to become Ids life pari nor, jiilhroimh sucti a stamp' de. however,
;lep he had lung contemplated, hut,1 preventing some (ierman tritler--
ii! which his former limited salary had .from entering new comhhut ions, the
'ilcleri',1 him fro n taking, i Ipuipo.,, of which is the promotion
lie prepab! the renlv ;it the nun-S'f common intert'sts on either :-dd
iinum fee ami li.r answer, therefore, ; of the boundary. Hut there is a j
hi'd to lie limited to ten words. Tim leiidem-y among (ierman firms'
young fellow's suspense of waiting' w hose connections do not make it
was intense, hut very brief; the girl's necssary for them to remain in i
mm !.. : ie a fec :iiinute"-: "Ve. the territory now arquir -d hy Po-1
CARS WASHED AND POLISHED
AND SERVICE
F.atss by the Month
Agent- for Like New Yakima Polish.
Wash Rack at Wade Oil Co.
( ireenwnoil .and Aiiiuiis
reifiire
3?
.luiif i..
:'p. tiat :on reganliM!
til - of the Victory :
shows httw unai-.-us
a an public to liom
Phis i'.iue lu-itim d o:
not diavyn any itr.er
d; te aiitl' no interc
t it iie'eaf l"r, i ' 'Use
tbdlar tied up i.i Mir!
SntllC
hnlar
Itatt d in its rlfott to get a nit
through and Ine em nv slnni-d iot.-
jthe Turkish watei.s of ' the .Ma: nun e
j w ithout huaii an. c.
! Kaibo sciamPiing i. something oin
navy must develop, of cmrr. hit ii
is looli.sit to thills ejM- us a.
i ad aulaie. In the next war ever1
inatiun will haw it- V e may fniti ir.
Ihe next war (if theie i- anetlh't
.that our whole wotm.-rful i.ulio tcb'
Vice.
It goes without saving that win-b s-
ti.liMn iii.liV tuiu vt.llv in,..-..,, ...I ii m. ..f
fipin-u nf niivi... I.i i.i,i.. i...jlil"h darling of tit)
commanuers received ineir onl
flags and rocket.
e.l to ht
ot any use
getieiatb
h.e
today the
The War Dance.
L'.'l
them in iletuil in secret code hv wire
lt'SS. A tl,l SO 11111. h lines Olei n, ., I
nw.neuvel nx depend upon wireless (in
spite of the fact thai they still have N"w thai the u. on nor ra:e i
sitrnal men and e'luipnuuit i vailiililej '" he I'.isuiv, van,, us i,n.,ly',.
for emerjrency flair and ro.-ket woikli1"'.: to evplui.i i:. ii;ie el ihe
that anything which wdl render wire . iiiteioliiiir ai'.tnipls is lhtt
.ttt...l v . eiv
!'i.l"l... il I. .1 ill tile IWP.:. el the fi't i!
-in-iH-i.t, i- lift Ihev" at liie I I ii
1..:.;. r'.: .'X', i. e. Yet ,,! the e ld ..f
.lane tl.."e we,,, said to l-e I lore l',:lll j
s no it, il, I '.vorlh of ,!', e I... f j
-.tili osi .tauil ni: jl
n'.iii. - ne-.er p.'.:, I tl'lv lllti ofien 1 uj'' t
i lie t line t in il' ! '.: 'se'ti. inn M.'.nv tl .Vir
... n.. d n1''. .i; " -.e tht.t t'le lj s SY
., .-. iL.'H l.t v. it! 1, . i .! p iyn: itl -;i "w
.el'Cst til ll'e e j,. ,'t. i .'!;.' . Ht.. IV
ii" i.i- !: "ell 1,, I...,-, -.j .) i;s(
' ,'K.U SlOl'e.i ;.-,.' 1, h.el U-lt.T hiv- ! ti , - r. t , .1
1. k el th, 1 '. . t, It,. ,,, and il tV . ; TlltiU ''it'll! "
I', id t.tlV e' ;t.. o kH. Hien! e.tl. il. c...' ij ( ."..m I i I'll I CM
L,u te. i e it 1 1
" - " jj
I lee.e ,.,'. '' i : lie, I are t-...;c I
to lI'.C C' :-'. s'.,;;;; f ,1 ,n i,l',, jj
,i, M-.U'c'i -' cm',: '.,al,l i',ri it rn: in .
it hotlie. t' '' .".' i 1 ' ir I'-'" !' and ; ':
;, jj,.;, u-,,ji, e.,,'1 .ele. 1 1:' w i:X.l":-- '.'.''.Z 'VJ. ':
ft i:.t. ..lit I" t.'i-e l.t'.-ik:'.,-! ,,:,, r
-,ues ,.,,. r . .illl'le of hlliulie.l
.l.illar i"t ,' .es' I.' I.l.iw In. ,""""""""
hat :. , ican reppirtf lice I . ,'
note l!.. if. an tii.tcr el .. is , ai tecs. .1
Good Old Summer
-s"V
te-l'V?
t,. i m
That Means Bathing
Bathing Means
BATHING
CAPS '
in -A new supply. .( u i
.w. Latest stvles. beau-
rs and original de-
. The kind evei'y woman
want to wear.
Dot I tint! Cap
No. S5l
Red Cross Druff Store
I !
'i J
i
COMPLETE E0U3E FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit t.io Pockctbook
ED D0N0HUE, Prop.
Thone, Black 1212 Fir & Jefferson
i-. - ... a.
S h
Ich communication impossdite, handi
capH a navy.
The new "riobo s; ramble i '' -.'n' ;
out railio waves of varryirig w uv
lengths in such a jumble that the
make "hash' of all the mc.-sages op
erators may bo living to iceeive with
in the circle of their umec- ibu n '
men nay that such equipment in the
hains of oil'- nnvv would b, ab'e iua.-
tieiill.v to scrap the air service and
navy of an enemv.
Hut, of course the rnemv can devw
a fteraml'ler of his own. i.s a ma'ter
of fact, Cernmnv ued this idea off
lively during the World war when lw
t kelv
Ihe -
w hn brig t
mUlon, m tin I..
i for
an.-
Iidoil t 111 e
.'ppll:
i em
its
dim
i the win tii
fail of I'll
'f teiii'ii'.:
cnn. in-. "!'.n;
nine
tl .lew a
It wa:
i'el i: .1
Nor wa
; its ill tits in lb
not ire' bed
jt-oy. If the i
.'wildly ;e ti e compn
; it an e a il e . r tin' t uat. i..r t ieel in i
of Ihe sexes w'min th,, war had d:-is
d, lor she .saw men dam-mi wnii
ein h nth r. ( Immfivtl , wildlv and
conientediv, in the total ahseiu-e of
;Women. It u:i; u n unexm.ieil out
'bieak of Mime ohs-nre ciowd em,. nan
of her cruisers were Denned up in the "'id .she thiols n was nothing Ks-;
Aegean by the British flct and a than a Urn exiinplifitatit.il. on a
British cruiser, far in advance of the.vast scale, of th.. prinntixc w: r ilance
main flcel. was "kerning an ee" o-r "We rnn ht ea.iiil i),,. Lett,", a'.unsi
them, ready to wiruless th,. news i-' fmurc ombi-. al-.t of wholesale s-ivag
lhe.v attempted any "coup."' Sud iery iniit control nun,, wisely om
denly they rot under way and head" d j udden In td-impuK,.s - if we umlcr
for the I'lirtraneHes, tlu'orcti.-allv ; tood Die pi e, ise con tit i In n heuvevn
closed to alt combatants. The llrit-jthe shcttdiug of bl, od ioui the olea
ih hii made effoit to send back lb-' jure of t-.ipcrtng to nnoa. Ko- tlurt
iu'wm, but the wireb-Rs men on th'- if a con , t o fin d tine!it.d und etc
CierniHU t-llipn pollltvi to'tii v.- a '1. wh. :i t! t- . -te. :n b v..-i
ines of interference or "radii hash", danve. h.e aU,ns Lv eu awe
that the ndvunve ciuicr was liue-J w inch tivuuvd V i ;e-iuiivd cr ihvo)
t "Me
perl.a
l!M Sl
for ti)
are rt i
ees ii 11
1 they mil s
i III. ikes !irii
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Take Care of Your Dollars and Your
Dollars Will Take Care of you.
Systematic saviu.tr. however small the heniu
nin.t;. is the sure way to independence and .-tic-eess.
"Vou cannot eat vour ie a t ul have it,
tie."
We invite you to open your account with us and
offer you our son ices and the facilities of this
bank. You will he treated with couitesv and
t-oiisidei-al ion and our '.officers will be uiad to
ja o assist .a uce and ad ice in any matter you may
submit to them.
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La Grande National
Bank
Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00
SOUND Kl.UABI.l, PROUKKSSIVH
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Place our phono number on your list
and refer to it regularly.
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