La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1922, Image 4

PAOE FOUR
AVednesdav. 'T"h- 2d. 1022
TiA fMtAXDR KVENTXfi OV.fi ERV K R
La Grande Evening Observer
AS ISIIKI'K.MIKWT KKW'SIMI'HII,
J'uMiwiK-d daily ami w et lily hi Jai
Grande, nrt-non, by J.,u iruiule Kvwn
lliif Observer I'uliliNliJntf t'uinjuiny.
Entered at the INmlofflrti nt I. a fJi'finde
Oregon, u Second China Mall AluLU-r.
Ariflref") H roinmunleitt Iuiih (u Till.
OHKKKVKIt. Hl(i Aduum Avo., J.
Grande, Or r trod.
11 y Currier.
Dnfly, per month ' '
Dully, pr tbi'i-c month I" -
Dally. ir nix inc.. la aUvuituu
Dally, bliiylo copy '
On mill' In oilier vitivn-t tr-nuti tlte
Vi'W.H .Sin ml. I'or tlun'l ; 1 in per "U Saw a
Siari-I, J'oi-tJjMid; Mul I human Nuw
Klimd, 1 'or lldiid.
l l: II 111 lit OI- AhMHlATi;i PHI'S!.
Thf AH.-mi-hiled I'r.um in ftruvv
enlli I i-il l.i net Cm- mi 1,1 1. nt Jim "f (ill
II. vvii .liH):it. ,. .s -n-lli-l to ) I or lint
ot hcrw I. si- i n-l 1 1 'i in t li in p;tiT, mm
tili'ii the lo;l in -wjj aiUi-tlnd (lii'l'ilti
All rlthlH f r. -Mii,ll (il of .. rl
(llsi(ilt hi' hirj uIho urn rt-nt'rv.-.i.
CI'l V A N 1 COt M'V OFFICIAL
iAri:it.
Bible Thought for Today
II y Mull.
Dully. p-r y-nr, in aunim-H J .'.(in
ft (It- hi moulds. In iti mi (' .ili.-ii'
Dally, ilirue in.tntliH In utl vuncu....$ 1.
Hftlly, per luonm
U'bL Iv i tlixi-rvfr-Kliir. bv mull.
per year. In avuiico ll 'O
A VF.RY NKKIUM'I. VUAYKIl:
Show uiu thy ways, O Lord : t-ae 1
liii'M thy ipaths. Lot Inli J'i ,ly n'i'i
Will!
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS-
mm
I.,. r
luni:1i!?' returned tils fllppuul little i
lirptiuw.
A hit op TUi'm
And now upon my words attend
Vou can control your temper,
friend. . ,
Vent not your Hplwin tlirouKhout
tills I lo
On your employe or your wife. i
Altlioucli we all liiayTict unit clmfn
Wo'ro only nasty when lt'a Bute.
V -r:VTr- -.J
Homo in a place In whleh mod
rn son and daiiKhteiH aleep when
nerything vtm Is cloud.
iik .Mi:i(ii:i) a i.ori)
M'MAKKIt
Dear Ol'fice Cat: I've been mar-'
rled to a loud upeaker loi- thirteen
years. Have you any HUKBestlons I
to iiiitKD as to what can Ije done
lo.modlly this ainplltcatlou? Hen-lieek.
A
i 1
r oot LoiTfirort
1Ul , uprlnhi iichh prourvii in: l'n
. .... t) PH:,lin 'T,:-l. L'l.
FORESTS ARE BURNING
e heard of n remarkable wetl
diuK -ereiiiony in liaker a ev das
iii-'i). The briilerOuni was a.-!ied hv
the 1 J i i i i 1 i- if he would "lake this
willian. i'Ic." He blushed and ne
iilied, "well, 1 came with that Intention."'
n Ohio ellls'
I lo ,e ..niiK,..1. Yet
ash, "ihes eduiation have
I '. .1 II la iri-.i? '
Muinmv," i.-l;ed Muri'-I. iii'lld-
dnl sou iii-ar what aiutie
And there comes a learned pro
fessosr to e about the timnendou.4 '
power ol a woman a tears. He can t
tell a married man anything about
that.
As education in t In; need of forest conservation and re-1
l'orestatioii spreads, tlie uiildie is liecomiiii;' familiar vit ii ; '"j
statistics concerning last year's liinilier loss iliroiiuli fires peoph
and wastclnl nietliocls. J it'll t. now llie Injures which aj-
eai' in tlie papers are especially iinpressive Itecause. tliey'iiamiv.
deal ind with previous fires, but .with Jire.s amhcii aic: ..Ve.. ,!,.,-. , u,.. ,.,,!.
rauliiL' in the eoiinlrv todav. 1 "vv-n, mununy." .srhin.Mi iim ut
A dispatch from Seattle tells that the lnrKcM tract ll-1,;;',;; uf
of virgin JJutlglaS fir ill tlie I'liiteil Slates is menaced oiiur woman."
1... i 4 r....t.:...,4 . ... I ,...,l.,.e Ii.lv ill1 !
uy xuua ill veniii it iiMiia i un. i.hum"i . , ... eilll. osoi'ilV MVS
that section have stopped all regular work and turned io - iio mns tiiinv n a
the fire-fighting. Yet, -whole villages, lumber camps. ''' "Vt".. J'n
acres ot trees, and even liuinaii lives have already heen man ami ' n-n iu-r a;;.- um iwni hei-j
destroyed, and it is feared thai i milling but. heavy nui ., lMue :,,l rilinlliis rrj
fall can stop the onward sweep ol tlie lire. un,e kiim.- on- i,aiie it s hard
It is difficult to understand how any citizen readingi"" ""'
of such tlestruction can fail to tal;e a reueweel and keen a i:ait m im.ic.i ion j
interest in forest ju-o tiniii anil' in the replanting '' '. .,;','," ",'!"'!.,!",;' r "ih''"! '
trees in every section of the country, ''or t hose w ho arc time ia i sund.y. m im arier-
not in a forest area it is peiTcctlv'ptissiblc to plant one v"'" "', l,'l:ki
or t wo 1 rees lor shade and ht'iiuliv il lor no ol her purpose, ami hisin-riim m cm a . i . -
and to take better care of such trees as are already grow
ing in their neighborhood.
A litlle knowledee is a danncrons
thln, espeeially when It Is u HtUe
knowleilKe ot drivna an uiilomobilo.
Normal foot
Broken Arch
. Service
In Our Shoe Department
Examination and Advice Free
t until they
Kveiytime he hears Henry KordM
name mentioned lor tile presidency,
he hears a rattle.
I tfEWLIN DRUG STORE j
For Service -
PHONE MAIN 40 !
" h.il in tile uoi-ld are
aviliL," n;-li"d imahei'.
"W'-le jdlV!,!.; lillllril,"
you Iw.i
I- lllil I
SAFER CROSSINGS
Jack.
"lint Villi i-lliiilMli'l VihiMUT iii
ciilll i II," Jii ul.e-Ued iniilher. f
''li," t-aid .Mai v, "we'ie the
i lnrir."
eally ivlurde.1 bv tlie
lllln r mud hole:;.
vai'i iii. iTi:i!i i:i:i:i'i:
"A lulliiiL, sloiie ealii-l no muss."
i' erely : aid I In- I Inl ( 'mil it,
"Veil 1 n i f relli d linn II. ill'l nil.
One railroad reporting on the success of a campaign
of education undertaken bv it for the purpose of lessen- Tl1- Ti" lv ''s !"'
l . ,i,,) i c scaled at a mini luili- and tried to
mg crossing accidents, says that there was a rcdm-l imi nl ,, ,MK m.rn,iiu, reiaten
Z-i tier Pent in casualties tins .lime over .tune, i:ij. 11111 iiaiatr.i,,nei. ns pro
Although there are many more automobiles in use
in the country, 1.") per cent, less machines were involved
in crossing accidents. This means that the slogan, Cross
Crossings Cautiously" has taken smne effect.
Statistics 'covering automobile accidents at grade
'crossings show that, in the past, I'.li per cent of. them hav
happened because,' drivers ran into lowered traffic gates
or struck tlie side of an engine or railroad car already
passing over the crossing. Il seems .incredible that so
many drivers could be so careless as thlit. Il is just s.ich
foolish and wholly avoidable accidents that sal'ctv edu
cational campaigns are aimed at. When human being
learn to take sane care of their own safdiv it will be found
that they can protect themselves a
have been harming themselves in t
Ladies
Purses
in (piality, genuine
LKATIIKK
CALK
SKA li
OOZK
C()I)()VAN .
Wight Styles Jight
Prices.
V
See our window.
; a THE LLPnuG(5-
WvTlV' PPESCfllPIlON DRUGGISTS
Trv l he vwj- store first.
Hmroii
ho past.
(hi
i cilU'il in us :i ,
nMiii.'iin. t'S-
Old Stock Is Dying. j j1;1
The Hawaiian, like their l'.ilyncs-"'cei.s.
inn kinsmen to south ami w-Mwnr!. i "V' ""' Vl'lltliie ni.Kbl pi e-' : u
a'e rcprescnta ives el' a ihini; raiv. ''e.-.lul cuiltl the liial l-c al'-j.iii, ,
The white man's comini; has ivm ki if:lir 'uirilly t" he ..ul.!e,i. ! .,- t!,
their island paraiilse, his cl lli.al i-ui '".a-'akas are sl'ird'.- and in,1';-' i--mi -has
moved ten fast fur them, and In-: l ;l ''icy lmlst '"' I'l'Mectcl :ijain-'
lliiuor ami his diseases have tiik;i "'"1'' iieiuhlioli m the In -1 p r
terrible toll. pi Me l inn atrainsl tin in 1
Today baiety 1.1 per cent of the i'i-': 1 ron-nitulcs tin- real pi"hl
habitants of Ihe Sandwich l-laiuls in-'" Maoris of New Zeal .n, v.c.
of the old stock. It is (rood to learn fl""' men fiem I lie I . iri mi l n , ar
that the lliiwaiiiin (liivcr.inieiil, l.v'1''' 11 shown a nui -pi i -.iin; ail i.h a
niealis of an elaborate I'arni niton v l"'" '' 'tlcrn ci ill .it 11,11. I !,, :
proeiam, has lindertiiken the rehaliil-'"'' 'wever, is l,u!v lein;-'i al,
itajion of the race. ,'l l!:i.niat, (h'spi'e Ha ir )!-,. , a
The Homes I'limniission of the i.l '" -' imluslry. lint.- as ,1 r , :
lnnd, or which Uovernor Wiillacc I! j ''tli'i ly to make plai cs i-u t i l : 1 1 1 . .
l'ai riii(;tim Is ex-olficin rhairinan, has ''"' Iwe'uiclli rentury lif-i ni the
net aside a hi), tiact of it rialcd laia. ' ,,r' ln!"'lavto the- used t.i own 1'iai.
nil the island of Mninkai and the firs: 1 nlune etui ilctetiiiine whalu,' ti,, ,
Hawaiian families ate to lake pos-j liamlicap is in t he climate a il,e !.i,.-.i
session in Auiruat. Twenty. acre Iniit.'.l A' a".v late, if litis Hawaiian c
have heen ulloltcd them, 'nllh'Ulirh vx- 1" ''"" "' i- successful, c .uM i. a
hnustive lesls have dcinoiistratcd Ciai ' 1' 1''',lt -'"l!i','l'!va-nt fnt- the ilwnnlhn,
a family without capital icset!' cim . ait ' :u'1' ;n"1 lnr ,il'' tettitin- whit, t,,,.
haidly handle half so much, ml l!n 1 tiailcrtakcn il in sn fin,- a :,;u,it,
territorial iruvernnient is d-'i i-'iiia.- ! " -
not to err save in hbelallly 1 1 1- III ,,,- tlms,. Herman n "i!,
wooil Mead, head f Ihe ' ilifenn i ' si , u, l . 'I h, v ,.,,,,.- .
Stale T.unil I c'clnptricnt Una'-!. -,vIm:i,m, M,, - ml t, I. -in"' t li. - ,i
"Mt. Emily" Products
Is your assurance that you are getting the
Best in Cured Meats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Let's .Remodel
and Repair
the Home
(
AVediiesday morning al !
on sale lialh Towels lvll'..
io a customer.
Key's Overalls. 2 pairs f..r
lioy's knitteil union suif.s, 'J
Kov's Waists. 2 l'i r
Canvas Cloves, pair
Curfew Sheets, each
Curfew I'illow Slips, each
Ladies' Xight downs
I'm- l!)c.
ml
.mill
S1.00
... $1.00
$1.00
10c
$1.11)
15e
80c I.. $1.00
Chautauqua July 21st to 27th
ANDREWS' VARIETY
STORE
1 1 ui.tv l. a new r.iof, ,,r some i vciiient. built-in
''' breakfast aln.,-, U) will make Ihe
home in. .re attractive and the work easier.
I'o-sibly a glittering, dan.-e alluring," hard wood
flour is just the thing right now!
An addition In the be, niiu or :i sleeping porch
ll;ihl eliminate auv embarrassment for vtut and the
lillcpecled glicst.
liicseare nit-r.-ly a few sugesTi..s tow aid the im
I'l cv ---mi nts of ..nr lintit.' - im.n.i-iit.'?i(s that add
- " '' 111 h 'he v alue of your plopifty to vntir
Jinliv i.lual enj.iy inent.
Call at this office. "You vv ill obtain iimnv valuable
idi'.'is either for iV
IliillllgS
WoTk. .relliode'lt'i' 'or new
.The G rande Ron4e
Lumber Co. c
o
Exclusive Representative of the National
Builders Bureau
In an nli-av or to In-tlt'r tit''
K'crvic ot providing tin v aiitfil
incrtliainliso for our ctislniifrs.
this stor i- lias tvu"ut "' ;i ppHcil
fn inn? rcrcivi'd t h; aji-ncv for
THK CAXTlLKVKii SliuK
So well known t li rout: ho tit tin
C-oviniry as it corrective anil pro
tective shoo.
Tim first shlpim-nts of CANTI
I.KVKiiS iirc cxn'tril wifhin tin'
next I It rci' days aii'l wo shall
thit'ii invii every woman in l.a
(irande to se.; Muni, try iliem on
and epres.4 opinions (mi A.TI
LIOVEUS. '
Jlti.t I"-'-; i- (
Juive di-eoo.iori ii 1 P-;a,
lo what a l'p w il t-u' hi i
the inu-4 rt-more h r, ;
J.)innl!- ini'h:'nif ti.'' i-- i.
One w ou'd si- i r. i-iy I
a ti l;!e or hi oki-irv a t' li '-:
in'li laisl i',-.- n for i li'Min
loot u niiid i'N a--."' j'i-i ii in ;
eurviiiure of Ui1 :: ; ;
h;;s its rau-.- it: tli- iVi-..
ill the viini' .s -i -v. : u !
I lit.M!; ah.Mit tlo-ir
;a, v. i v people leali.o
i ,, ! 1 tts and l",,t tan elfeet
;.i,d l.r.. n mi as to v I'V pro-
- ,., ) ;ii..i a;.d bodily ti I icieiiey.
i t h; t I'm- . 1 1 ;t i il of a weak
i .. ii.-.- p iin.-i as MTious a-v and
i ; 1 hat :-v we ra.a-s of flal
b.i lv, di-n'i' -siioiiidirs and often
i i L it iiiait y .t ptii.T comidt xion
S . ; i , . im is are all recordod
mi h.-t'cilif he.-piial.
kk;hv tii
who eoiiM' i:.to our
troiili!(! v- :!i I ln'ir :.
in.iy he a bunion, a
faHwi ar.'h. W n.it'
of corroftiin:.
("1(11- foot I N-Tl
of ;. iviny p'iiu 1,1 in
notiiinu- and tin ;
eoine heru lur ad i i
di' i. i;i;v ti:. autlt.s
- "h ;, i:n-ni h;, (i no re or les
It ( 1 1 . he only a sure itini or it
;-k itnklf or a weak lout, or a hadly
lioiibe' in.iy be, there is n form.
at all cm.
c ,:nii i nat
r, ,1 per.
the practice
hi costs you
ally free to
Chautauqua July 21,-t to 27Lh
l.
La Grande
! MATTRESS SHOP and j
i VEAVING WORKS '
I Mattrnsses of all kind eleanod
nnd relmilt. Feather Ronovatint,'. i
i Raj; Huks and Fluff Kui,'s lor
sale.
I Carpet mid 1!hk Cleaning i
tvl, I..M and up J
i Chas. Kd wards. Prop. i
I I'hone 253-W !
See Us Now About
Your Battery
Suppose some queer trick of fato I
made you the owner of this service sta
tion and me the customer.
And I came in some day red hot be
cause my battery had gone wrong
And I had missed my train
And I lost out on an important en
gagement And disappointed a good customer
And stood to lose a lot of money
You bet your life I'd be good and !
sore, but I'm mighty sure I couldn't j
ask or any more courtesy and con
sideration and square dealing end
SERVICE Mian we arc giving right !
now day after day.
The time to have m look ot your !
battery is before anything happen. '
LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION
Successful Graduates
Alii: nil: hi st i;i: omvii mi vhoys ok
O. A. C.
This institution (ihn a I homii-h .piaetn ;il. am slamliinl
eilneal Inn al a raM within rent li ol Hie IiiIi m howl lailuale.
It otters training tor i'n!i'ui,,i d":ne,; in:
Minus
IMiarmary
Voi Mtional Training
Ai'.ricultiin;
('oinni.erce
Kimiiieeriii and .Mechan
ic Arts
Forestry
Home Keonoinii-s
It offers tra i nircr ;:!. n
Blcal Kducation, 1 :u! ni i ia i .1
Fall Term Ipens Sepl einher IH,
For circulars of inform. i : ion and iliict rated hooklel wrid; lo
THK HFtilSTKAi;, )i;i(.ilN At. KM t 11 I UAL t OM.l.t.l
( oiaihs, (Iitl;oii
( liemical Knmoernii;
.Military Science, and
Taetii-.-;
I'll ' S' liool of Music, Thy-
Batteries f
A. L. Crossman
Long Distance
iJcf VI6
"Station to Station" rates do not apply
when a particular person i;; designated. "Even
ing and Night" rates apply only on "Station-to-Station"
calls. "Station to-Station, Evening
and Night" rates apply onlv to calls over tho
"Bell System."
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
o o
1 1
IIUDNUT'S
THREE FLOWERS
The odor you'll like.
Toilet Water $"t
rare .Powder
Vanishing i 'ream
lileansiiu;- ( 'ream
skin and Tissue
, lluilder ' .71
RED CROSS DRUG
S1P0RE
THK KOUAK OOHH
.'li v
.'ill
The Promise of Tomorrow
1 he pns.ib:lil ies of the future are the incentive
to work and strive for the attainment of some
thing we think i in f.-r tomorrow, it
gives courage and t iv'.iu': !i to endure hardship
and disappoint :i.. nt .
Vi.u may iiin r: v-o;,r fmure by opening a
sav ings ac4-oi;nl w ii!i us from a small jinrtion
of your earnings of l oday and buibl upon it as a
means of garatitce ef t'ae promise of tomorrow.
' La Grande National
Capital and Surplus, S265.0C0.0O
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