La Grande evening observer., July 19, 1922, Image 4

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Wednesday,
1922
La Grande Evening Observer
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Entered at (tie Votofflce nt Nil (irundt.
Oreffou, a Second Climtt Mull Matter.
AfJJr all eommunk-iitloiiH to THH
OWBKHVISIt. HU Adaina Avu., I.'i
Grande. Oregon.
SVMK'ltlPTlOW HATKM.
Uy Currier.
rally. I?r month 7r
Itally, per thre month
Pull)', per six inn., in advance ,$l.fi
Dally, niiiBi copy t
DyBIoll.
Dully, per ytsar, jd auvtuiru $fi.00
Pally, nix niuntliH, In ud vii net jli.&a
laily, throe inoiiilm In u(lvaimu....$.r
t)alv, p?r month &u:
Weekly Ohairver-Hlnr, hy mull,
per year, in uvanuu Jl.O'i
Mr:nii;it of asmx iatmd i'ini.
Tll- .fMH'luted I't'MH IH t'TffUlsWfl)
yriiUh-d i iiho lor ixthHin lion of nil
nt'W diMputi-htM rr,-llt-'l lu ll or nol
(ithtl'Wii- :ivdihd in thl, paM-r, mm
filMi the lurid ut-ivH pu hi Islicd therein
All rights id if-ii'il)li'iiilon or m.-i;tjil
dlMpiitrht-H here nlto r noiurved.
CITY A X U CIM'XiY
I'AI'Klt.
OI'I'K I Ali
Bible Thought for Today
SAKE FROM AI.I, KVII,: Tin
Lord hhall preserve thva from all evil:
he .shall preserve thy bouI. iNalin
121:7.
THERE IS JUST ONE WAY TO ECONOMIZE.
((-OIK 111 1 " 1
1 hiit w
Tlic only wuy to reduce public expense i.s
spending so much in public nndei'laUiiifjs.
The only way t he honestly in favor of pulilii
is to refuse to lend your influence to anythini'
increase public expense.
It- is so easy for any body l' men to pass an apparent 1
liarmless resolution on something that is put before them.
But later one-J iuds t hat tin; I'esolut ion is forwarded on to
headquarters and it is taken to mean that the body who
passed it is strong for installing- a new depart nieni with
.the added' expense.
That is one thing the matter wit h state and tint ion right
now. A' countless horde of employes are bobbing' around
.mduterent departments and the salaries in the aggregatt
make tremendous amounts which increase the public
burden.
One cannot be opposed to increased' public expense un
less one 'in willing to stop all new restrictions and regula
tions proposed, for every time a new regulation is put
in force a department is created with its numerous paid
workers and the public pays the bill.
The thing to do when something new is advocated is
to say no and stand by it. Let's do away with a lot of
What we now have in public work ralher than add more.
o
WOULD BE A SERIOUS LOSS.
so it ;oks.
A bold pleasantry, ita i-ouutr s prid",
Whin once de.-trnyrd can noun' ue
Sllpjjti.'l I.
And lac-k (if pleasantry, 'li.-. said,
la upl lu hurl the toiuisl trade.
HOT WATI-:ii ron T' O. i
"I ntil not fo.iine to haw. anything to;
lo with you," said Uar-ln-1 linson field i
'your fat tier keep s a paw nhrokel ' .
Imp-"
-W, II," l-.-o,ted Mal.el (ioadn ,!
"I'm It -I t'oini: lo liave inythin to ds:
with yoa rimer. 1 .saw your father!
eome (at of it.1' I
A BIG CLEARAWAY
SALE OF MEN'S
SUITS-
4'W
vt fa
Including Every Suit in Our Entire Stock
LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF MEIn'S AND
YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING IN THIS COMMUNITY
r. v AY;'
Olio
this V.
UlloilK
.1 It.
atisl.ti-to
of
id tneis
haptc
r alio
d tu pri'Ht'N ;
null
,
B 1 t .
A business such as this shin conducts raw nuiy imi
down the amount of .stock carried to a level in k piitu witli
t ho mei'cliant lias outsidt ot" Hie selection of nit'iciiaiidi: ii
This store 1ms more clothing than busiiit-ss uaiiiit;:
clothing inado:
;ty - Mint's by ludiliuK
. the h.u'dos( probieni
muvlii I villi the finest
"HART SCHAFFNER & MASS" AND
"STYLEPLUS" MAKES
athi t
to lef
in thes.
p.il-trH
"Tlii:-
Caelin .1
fititn' iiif
"l!o,v.
Used to',"
"Well,
ain't eoa
trtin in a
in' i-'oe'
A MKM'I'I I'S.
re !;olf faille,
vy f .n t
f iHllonuo
-ttr i.s lean
cnial'lie
as tniieii as they1
I
lie fil'l.tillj.!-. Illlt it '
enette to dlaw a
e. t u ithotll holer- 1
1'i
If
, A LA
Knits of the (fuality, style and price men
They're Jn-ic in this tore -ji I ready for your s' let
are yoing to Kefi these suits at a discount of
ei 1 1 1 s "
kind
tiuii, ami jor the rniiaiinkr
,ui lilies lo wear,
of I Ills weelt, wo
t Tin - i ( (!thi :nu a ppci.i ed in
Ihe I-:.-ni:i:: ('I---rv r yes
l"t d;iy a-: tin j j r c-n . w U'.' U
v;i.; ;i t po- r;i nh ii-.i i 'rrnr.
ii should" l:';uc 1 j n UO p'i' j
n nl.l
Do not delay this
and who liUe to get them
sale
lasts only four d ;i
Having -l lie price
It N for n tthi
,inl tin.' I'int'.-t clothini;
Our Guarantee of Satisfaction is
Unchanged
The Chautauqua board told Ihe people of La (Irantle
iu last evening's issue Oi' the Observer the plain facts.
The board is composed of substant ial, well balanced peo
ple and when they said there is only one way to continue
the Chautauqua in J .a Orande and that is by patronage,-'
they uttered a truth which cannot be denied.
To continue year after lyear wit h debts ami obligat ions
is not, the right, way. If we want a Chautauqua let us
have sufficient support to pay for it. And if we do no)
give that -.support it is plain that we do not want the
Chautauqua'.
l'y this statement the Kvening Observer does not mean
to criticize anyone for not supporting the Chautauqua.
That is Up to the individual. If he chooses to so he mav.
mil ir ne desires not to no one jias any right to o Ut ci it-jt
jcism. i.nen, too, ihe -'l inaiicial question hegins lo enter
into this as in every other public undertaking. If the
people as a whole do not feel financially able to have i
Chautauqua the sooner it is killed the better off all will be.
Hut the candor of the hoard must be admired. They
have done just what thny should do placed it squarely
up to the people of the city fori their decision.
KSCiWH) I'liOSKtTTION.
A profite'i-'..
I. av on hie,
In the eool y.ar nineteen tiiirtv-two;
He died enel, lit,
l''o- I Iv e sv.-i noli nt 1
Hail rut d'-ne what it tin ea tolled to de
Vntl urn tini-anto'ed enniplelt: saUsfaeliou t lie
Mayiie
majov toe
for lonkii!-,
the idea t
lless 'em.
inanv fell
s wnr.t t.
t-ir!... Iierause af
p ' i til i r-. t iiey ;.!
n't. i-o.-.t luueh ti
Tin
doer is a iiinie r type than tin
X . .
TIIOI (.UTS OK MiDIH.K ACK.
:!, liie youny; p;ei
liald .l oin -1 and
r..i
A It..
prea.la
tl
SUMMER TIME THAT QUIET PERIOD.
There is something pleasant about mid-summer
although we must admit it is a season that is not cr
strong for good business. The calm, middle day hour's
when the pavements are hoi. when the small boy in his
harm IV et sneaks down the alley 1o buy an ice cream cone,
when the ui ids amiear in liifht summer dresses, when nl,l
men unit, i lieu- coats and women order sunni" at
until the cool of the evening all of these things uu
mid-summer time in the (Irantle K'onde vallcv.
s to joy rate
l-..is uive the
.1 nioney.
"ill wnjjon i
WHAT THIS REDUCTION
MEANS TO YOU
fOO Suits '
" Suits
spio Suits
o Suits
toO Suits
Suits " '
$-13
$-10
S32
$23
$24
$20
WED.
THURS.
ERI.
SAT.
Re
Thes...
the yi'.-i
toir-aiiti
memDer
ays only t ho finest, a-sorl ment
I'lcct Itk in your only chance at
UiLj lull f-e;isotl opens.
Come ti'inoiriiw.
ssa ty.
alteration.! when
tion't stay hitched lonfr enough.
.Jtse the IMofhf'i- says he suppose -that
r the new ladio laws, aviat-
ius will he vat m-d nut to butt in on
The "Irish Question" is rapidly tret-
tinir to be: "How many were shot
yestetdav ?"
Quit vntn meanness.
"Ic. V and I 'jr.
Jeter Tabe- -7-ts
::t 1
Gentian Democracy.
July A is not exactly n tlernmn
ludhiiiy, but the Hermans certainly
eelehralt! it this year. Tlielr tle
monstralion In tlerllu wits one of
the most reniurlfable thinus occur
ltK lit (iernmiiy Hince Hie armistice.
It wan a demonstration gainst
the roue t ion" mid "for the repub
Itc," and it liad u direct appmatinn
t th rei'ciit assassination f the
liberal HtateHiuau, Chancellor ltatb-1 11
enau, mid tho Ibreals t a inonarcli- j 1 w,'t'
Jflt roup. st ret.
Mom Ihnii ion nA (I ,.l 1 1 ! beal
llcipated itt
We Offer
For Sale
cliolee lots mi Y tiienn
North Kit anil North
s. Knell of lliese lots
d that lllev nuilie a ei
he--Iivll
lIMl.tlllll cUlzens par- ' ""'y mal.e a H-rv ,le
l nnniile mti rililii u li'.il'l proin'rly lo linild on. Terins
1
l-a u lie
liour urier hour with brass luinils,
roil tiiiKD iiml riMMihlii'iiii lianm rs. i
iniiru wi'l-fl neliillKts mid iDinin tin -IfltH
and radleiiln uf tunny hreeds.
NiMirly till of thein wew iiri;anleil
wiirkum. Anil with nil the iali,i,l Hon
etll I'd.
1 lot nn I'trst sti
lt ls flue tdraHe t
i-ity water nn lot.
tlient OM atK
,r.n! in r.
fruit Ire
rnit)uttl'lim, tlltri' per;. .el ord-r.
Th polieo, who teiiiael an nprlsiiis, i
Iiml li ol Ii 1 1 if: to ilo.
The whole nffalr seetnoil to imli-i
t-nti'. un On. pal l of I ho Oi'i niatl
munKi'K, a iiniei dilninilntitlon to
K tlinniKll wllh iheli' peiieeful n vo.
Itillon ami tint int ii in Ihelr lepuldii'
nt nil huxiirrlM. There, worn eoiilln
uom erics o( "liown with retiellon:
t'nwn with HIiidiMilO'ii! DtuMiQith
l.utliiiilorfl ' "
I'llrliaps ttm world hua done Cor
many nn InJiiHlli-n In i Wer-jon to
it "liini-k roptiblle" nn, I Insffluallnj;
that it proKeni (orin of po,,rn
ment wan ndoptid only l.i appoas.
Ilio allien and (i.m' n,r s,
rlon until tho Uonnana caQd re
Kalti thidr atrnneth mid revKe Ooir
lilonnreliy. TIhmo may 1. nioi-o rn.il
(leuioiWoy In CiM-ninny than most
of ua have Hnms-U'd.
foundation lor
tllle 1-0-Idellt hoi
I ion.
and
hoi
.-nieni !
1 n on ;
1 lot e
siratile tin
n sin-.u sir
estden,
et. mm-) do 1-
AlM.O.S
i Gland
Jf Mill ar
SKK
lu mo, I ani
I'S
loe.
ee.l
! loll
O
o
o
... m si c ,l-.- '-ss 11fWnTninnninnnnnni
1 -
rs
last bargain tire torn out
'lOT ABLY you know
ai ilMl1-lnc:;l.''0vllc'r
''( i .' ,. i lio is nlways on
"' . ' I'u liH-.k-out lor tho
J i:hc;ipest tires lie can
iii i'. J le lilies lo iiot them by mail
or al a .snk' or at some place
v, here liit-y Save Ms ri'J bar;'.ain
t.i'.:a., over Ihe door.
It 'votild be fine if lie could
''(lie edge" in every tire
trade.
Hut lite dealer can't afford to
let liim have it.
An ont-iii'lhc-npcntlre. ThedenTc
sells you confijence, not price, rl
M-jots v.ni sathificil with performance
and value, 'l liconly way he knows
your Iniaiitess ii to
I:-en it a man saw an
pereeniai'.e in tire.shoppi
iJ.t
at
nemnuovs
ii,,. "ii" ii...
st' r c
Compared with tl
ten- iniiinie thrill cr"
(he b.Mi;:iit appeal,
the "I'sco" is just
plain c o in tn oti
tic Ob c.
tax
chaiyed.
ontiiis
;il I ---it ifisappciircd Ii
"I '.-co" broiii;ht the
a tl
pru
A Mt::id.OiI ptiduc! .nul lb(
dealer M-li it with pride.
A -;oJiire.TliediMltrlias
Vitlff-:
. tl.-Mre lo trade vim irt it. ? v v. V f A
al.iiKerprehlloi liiimelf. jf f
Unit.-d !.,itos Tires ! V '
a on! CvJ Tirss , r,
7
La Grande l)0eslmenta
i
Company
12 ul Adams Al e. l'liune Main 7 f
Itclinhlo Acenu for Heliublu
lll.SII.llH.O t'Ollip.UIHH
H'ilhi.m anvH that th inoiiiii-.-hvi
will ionic hark .hut what the ii! ;
would lik(. h'tler to hear i.s that lie Uu and
repuWit will cc.nc Bi'i'ysa. j Clarified Ad:
f. o "
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T n U.S.TiCo. E
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United States Tires
United States 0. Rubber Company
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Take Care of Your Dollars and Your
Dollars Will Take Care of you.
Svs(ein;i
lie savili" noweyer sn,;ni the licoiii-
liill, is I lie sure, way lo iiiileiientinirc mul sn...
your liie ami have it.
ces.
too.'
'"Ytm cannot eat
U'e invile you t open your acctiunf with us ami
olTer you our services and the Facilities nt this
will he treated with courtesy ami
nut our mllirers will he "h,,! 0
ami advice in-aiiy inaitei' nm ihmi-
h.ink. You
cinisiderat ion
"i'e assistants
submit to them.
LaG
'ancle mtmi
Bank .
'n 'k i i
Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00
SO ITS I) 1iM;)j1 Ali-LE . 1'IiOOUKSSlVE
OR j
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phic
'II throlis)! Oloerier
w
WFu-rc You
Ciin Tiny
V. S. Tires
lilne .Mountain (Jai-aae. , (iinuile
. I,. Md.ll,-, Wlanu ( y
Vn-lli I'ow.l.M- tiiunu,.. North Powilo,
lonelier .v IUm l hi,,,,
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Red Crossing Sire
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