La Grande evening observer., August 03, 1922, Image 4

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La Grande Evening Observer
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
AN lNDKI'KKUUKT MIWHI'A PKH,
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N!WH Hlfinfi. 1'optluiid; Iinp'Tlal Nt,-wl
Viiblinh-1 daily nii(J w.f.-kly nt l.a
Grande. OrKon, hy Ia (irnmiK Kvun
IDS ObftTvur PublililnR t'nnipHiiy,
BUUCH DbNMH, Kdttor.
Hi mm. 1'orthui'i, Alultiioiiiati rjw
Stand, roiliind.
-A it 1
Reductions In Summer
Footwear
All Odd Lots and Broken Sizes Griiy at-tavi i
Summer Clearanea
3ir,3iiu:it or ammhiatki) pkk.hs.
Th Aj4Hc1;iI.(I Tihm tn K'l U Hi Vi!
fhlill.Mf In II..' r-ir pilhlil'Htioll nf nil
m-vm dpiilrli. h rrri-'iltt-d lo 11 or it"1
ui h r wli-i m-ditfd in ihi vnnT. nml
hIhci Hi Idf-itl nt'WH )u 1)1 Ihlud tht-r-ln
All rlkhtH of -f-i"ibll htlon of special
diaiiiiti hrt; aliio are reservt-d.
Entered at the Pontoffke at Ua Crand-,
Xfreton. Second Claim Mull Matter.
A14r-ss all Rommunlcatlutis to THK
OBtiKHVKM, 1416 Adam Ave.,
Ormle, Oregon.
rnSCnil-I'lOV RATKS.
My C'urrlrri
ami rorvri' oki-m-ial
i'Ai'i:it.
Dally, per month "
lially. per three month $--
)lly. per nix mo., tn aUvanco 4.
tttlly. Hi n iflu copy
Bibie Thought for Today
i't
'I' bin
II
V V.
1'
Fuly.
IHily.
By Mall,
our year, in hUvhiicc
Im iiioiiIMh. In ndviinr:
thn-e iiionttiH lit hUvhuco....! -
Ialiv. uer month -
Wekly Obdrver-Hinr, by mall,
per year, lu avance
I'KACK AND SAl-CTY --TIh.ii
wilt keep him in perfect peace, who-"
mind is stayed oil thee: because hi.'
Iruslcth in thee. lsiali M: ii.
THE BLUNT REFUSAL.
Railroad executives nf this nalion liavc refused lu ac
cept the plan of 'resident Hauling to settle 11"! present
ruil strike. In so doing they have offered no solution in
its Ulead, which would indicate they prefer to fight the
battle out regardless of the dear public, which in tin'
last few, weeks they have been talking so tearfully about.
They also refuse to consider Hie head of Hie nation's
au-ODOsals as a settlement dismissing the matter with a
curt, blunt reply. A few weeks ago they wcro running m
all the newspapers news items and advertisements say
ing the strikers were striking against their couni ry, not
.the railroads. Now the officials turn down the pre.-iuYnt
of their country in his desire to settle troubles and iron
out differences. We suppose it would be sacrilege and
treason to suggest to the railroad officials that in their
net of refusing to deal on President Harding's recom
mendation that; the railroad executives were showing a
spirit of disloyalty. Certainly, such a statement would
not go at all with them.
' erily, it makes n dillereiice whose ox is gored in
this great land of ours.
Air. Dillon, representing the railroad presidents,
told lis in l.a (irande if the general public did not give
greater consideration to transportation lines that one of
these days there would be a general bust up.
Apparently the railroad executives are helping such
a condition to a climax, probably not intentionally so,
but nevertheless an action refusing to acceed to the head.
of (lie nation's wishes and iudinnent at a time like
will not make the ollficiuls any more friends than they
previously had'.
The public, which lias 'frequently been mentioned in
this strike believes the president is acting for t,he best in
terests of the nation. in trying to settle this matter, hence
the public will have considerable misgiving in summing
lias
till III,
at IS
tunc?
Tim
anybody
birthday
lit) Ii. II
OblnilM'll a
ill a baity
. dayllfclit
-lllillM
iv iuk
i-iirfrw lolls tin.' It m il (it
iartiin.' day.
The liiwiiu: herds wind slowly,
o'er On- lea
'or cwry dollar Ilia; I have to pay.
Theii' are lilteen limiajuilo biles '
in! me. J
.his! tliink what a iiineh nidie
llieautillll 'iry l.a Clanile wiillhl he
lit every result-lit shiilllil plant llun'
iers ami sel nut shade Irees in
'Iruiil til his linme. lint there
wal.T iiuesliim.
the!
f lliiult I urn in for a restful sum-)
hit. I Jut vrii' t ciimit; h in i nicy lu
;o tn ttic M'iihit" ;inl Utt hanissL'tl.
KIMfS
knows
not he
Tiii:iti-: a i: i : km it
or m;
Ih- win1! known and knows h
He is wis't --follow him.
tic who knows iind knows
knows;
is aslfi-p- Willi.' him.
lie wImi knows and k nows not lit
knows not,
iff is a fool- shun him.
Mo who knows not a nil knows ho
knows not
Ik- is a child teach him.
It is very difficult
li'iiipcr if vou know
the otln'r MJnw.
to koi'p your
you can lick
Patent and Kid
PUMPS
All immilai si vl
$5.45
III Mils hit are hiuh heel,
haliy I .on i s heel and nt heel
pumps of patent leather and
kid. Some ol' tho Keason'H
inost popular styles Inellldilm
1I10 "Happer" pumps aru III
this 'lot. Soini! icellent yal
ues and the sizes in the. en
tire, lot ranwe from . to 7.
Choice nott al 15.45.
Misses'
Black and Brown
PUMPS
There, are. popular low hr-ol-imI
pumps with sLraps. They
liavo Kood welt soles and a
lllhher heel. They are in near
ly all sizes and mostly wld
widths. In hlark and it lichl
hade of brown. Choice al
iill.'JS pair.
Other Reductions on Various Summer
Women and Children
vi:i
i.. miskmi:i.,
CA.VT KI.OI-K
How is this l'nr loie
II Hit s are flies, horallso
...... I Antl 1 lens art.
. . I'lt'tl.. ..
t IMS Then in.., are bn,
fleas heeailso
beoallse tilt
they fly;
they
'y ht?.
.f nil ii Widls says not all of the
Jldle are Jobless. Some an. Kovorn
. lllent agents and offireholdera.
Up the action ol
tiil iTS T
tilt;
railroad heads.
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THE PORTLAND FAIR AGAIN.
was hp: a iih.iii. vmii i:?
A tramp ''ailed nl the house of;
a splusli r who lived all alone. When I
she opened the door ho asked III
hIii' had ait old pair of her bus-J
Miami's trousers to nlve away. !
i The t;otid latly. who did not want ,
jTti admit dial she was unprolei'led, !
replied in an eniliarrasmtl voire: t
"I inn vt'iy sorry, my jiood mail,
iliul er iny or hus hllt-rbul be
t iilewr wears theni! " ' i
Slumbering away mid peaceful slumbers the I'oillan
VJ'2 exposition promises to be rudely awakened by
Mayor linker and other Port landers, Thev are going 1- n
liavc a trade excursion over the stale anil they are coin
ing to tell the developments of the fair.
mats riglii. nine on, lvs, these ong warm d'avsi . l , , r , ,
il- i ii , , , .' ' Asked lo isplaln III.' ililfi'Veiiee
are (line Jor visiting and talking lair or most anylhing:bei..e a journalist ami a,i-,.diior.
else that is on one's mind. '".out hih s. KriHinntf roie:
l....il.... I I. . l : i i i i .1 .. , i ,. '' joornalisl la a man who "writes
loi'llaild lias decided to hear the expense o (lie lair for iim newspapers. An in,- is
and the state of Oregon will give all the moral sunnnr!'.1 l"" Hil:" lhP
it i .1 i . i .. M,i , . , . ' 1 journalist writes."
needed and attend the lair. That goes without saying. '
All we ask is that, we don't have lo i;iv the cmiciim' ,v"" Wils visiiiu i un.i.. in
and that (iiestion is well settled now. in fai t ii was set- u!
shock i:n
r-ot up in the snhwav
I Anil k.ivo the Kill Jiis .seal;
j She sweetly in ii mi u reti "Tljank you'
lit! fell dead lit her. feet.,
the legislal lire
agree lo il.
lied hy the special session ol
(juile ii wliile for everyone to
o- .
Jiecalling a sheriff is a inctliv ililVleult la
the Jackson county people found it so. I'suallv
has a lot. of boosters on the side lines who never
only when needed. This was shown when (ieor
tKTlain was governor. His nolitieal machine in
was composed of sheriffs, and it seemed l bav
about as well as auv political machine Orcoii
hail.
o
the Astori
fact the K
K ii Klux
little am
soiiicthing in initials,
when
While Kditor Merle t'bessniau of
adiuits there is nothing in ;( n;line, tin
li is .said to have the support of the
legislative speakership worries him a
ed to admit "that there inaybi
ii.i. r .i..... .......t i I.....1 i t i . ..
win- tiinii; iiiiim oe .'itmiiueii wneti ,liilge Keiiesaw
.Mountain l,audis met liill Klepper and (ins .Mscr in .1
baseball law suit be found thev ,li, not ouil. The iu,l"e
i.i liiuiiiy sain 1. 111 miglil mi on uu. heneh - nf the ha
giouiuiswhicli is iiule a concession for him 1,
The death cf (ilenn K. I'lumh will he regret t
railroad men. While many did not agree with
i or nationalizing the railroads he nevertheless
a hind of kimwled;
gained only bv the
e w Inch lew men hav e ami w ln-
uiosi earnest application am
V
ic nave nut tilt -s ,11 mi in,, 1, doihii- ; 1
Slllro I" I l1"linlllo; to Huh .lollon (. t;,HHi rii.4,1-
ter in 1 1n. l,.rl .1,,) I. ....,... 11..:. .....
. ' -';" torn u,,i. iiire ;i lin e otr ol cluiu
un-M'en million. Mirv n ;v. ,p,ite a ui.',. Itttl,.
The I'urlland lmliee i Umn.i tn .i.i...l . ... .
lrf a.n of Ml!i,hl. (ii... ft.
' I .Ss." ' ,T I'dtliUftl tiXUfii ii!lte
Ihe affairs of V
must be adniiiteil
a distance.
tlai
, the
ie
vapiaiu Uoald Aiiiuinlseo m.t ejit U ti (Tio
jn.i,-, aceoi'iiing o 4'es ili-pal.-lli
i
' eountry- . hauiis ie, her whole
e in Ihe ' of si reel tars I
,n i 1,.,, P'dli'tlnan. She appeared at till) diu
jii'T table one day iulle indignant
I "I'lH'le," sin. said, "you farniers
am just as trooUed as these eilv
'folks you weri' lellinu aboul last
k. At least:"";!:!::: .. .
. . "" a e inula' uial 01U, Cl'llli.
a sherd 1 1""' uiii'."'
I "Whv. this ve rv- 111111t.il... 1
SHOW lip-euuulit will, ,v own r.s waler-' T
ge('halll- iK 'he e.tws jii-.l before j weal
Ihose 1 .'Its.'" A
(' Worked I My ll,.a.,-k says the Inst radio j(THK
has ever ''""';"rl "'IS ''" b., u fc iii-:i.i
.Hfniji r
. K. Kllli- nrilTrninr murn
stmitKttbVtW!
I
l.'alph Stansheiry and W. M I
rii"ilip-.,n. prepru 1,,,-s of ihe i,ul-l
nielli in tall, ,11 slill thai was , upliired'
'he f I'a" "I' the week ami,':
r- -
1 1
1 make. I
i-d among J
his phin
po-M'ssed I lloiTi
was J i ii.i' ' i 1 -
I work. 1 whii h u.
A
s
mi. SI 'i .
IS '
P77 ' ' taim-.'i.ttnti'Mjiaiit
1 Strengthens
Ladies' White p &
OXFORDS ; j f KKis3t I
;jn Supports I
$3.95 2-9j p I
1-aillfs white canvas ,,- y g
lords with medium he.'!.- jj I oBwaoeKTODMOWiiiai Mimni
mid lilihl, flerilde lam suit s. jj ! TJlC Foot,' '
oxford to wt'.r in li'e hi,n-e j .
us well as on the sticet. All !jl H j
sizes. Choiie. at g ;
Styles for jig '
js waaaaissTKuiniaaMnmaimamtmB
WOfLI) SKI'AKATK lill IN KI.AM). ,
(Uy Asooi:iif(i rto..si 3 H
Germany with its own !cHia:n-nt ar. i,d C r fr-4-nU t 1
Kinie supc-iyj.sc.l hy tiu- Aliu s u part , tmMPmmTrssaaaazzrmum$eMmBBm jj
of a scheme of penalties pi 'Milled . 1 "Tjj g
iMemici- T'oincaic as i 'cot i--en:ai e ! Si VV a 9
opinion of the Kiench I'miImph tu an 'fj K
which he has taken u:nt r . m . iii'. i a u Ni- H
-tin 3 V Q
(Zettei j&zm zfifitfe A&tJze 1 gggQQW ,8
:Ml'jffPi H I supplies one of the greatest needs of the vncptiimxbY 1 Prm tJftr ' I
$8iil'-Xi ''W'WlWL ' ' , -J"' season, a reliable writing implement wtlh a sill-con- V fl -7'ttfcu'
TviiOtMjjjmj&J I JZ, tinned ink supply that turns oil outdoors into a con- xfoA li "Brninnvrmm, axaama I u mmiiiMiii H
sQiSty.jvrsr J 1 Z--tJ--4j venient place to do nil the letter writing that family V' U ipa. 1
'is-l'iA V ' l8 fEar tics and social activities demand. ft, A ffi I I ,l I
lkA ufiT Bed Cross Drug Store 0 I
Elf l r
; V..;;:.;..;- I CAlVERS 1
. h inlagrandei I
i n r i i i II
' ! 1 , 1
Tl D ' f T 1 :i s-, . H
I: j ne rromise or i omoi row v$ Vhu:mi&X) I
! it 1
.... i - i-,i .s'"gW3mi7anm
I ! i he possibilities ulflie Lulure are the iiiccnl ive ! .
I ! to work and strive for tin; attainment of some- !
I thing we think is in sight for totiHUTuw. ;j La Grande
before' JucIkc U. (i. Couch yesterday
iiioiuiiiK si wi.iu oelocK and. pleu.l
Ifllilty to the fhaittes. Thev were
sentenced to .'10 days in the county jail
ami lined Si.'.',!!.
Dr. and Mrs. Ingle
Hadj a Fine Journey
A 11 iviiip homo yesterday from I.os
Ainselrs, where they liatl been attend
injr the national association meeting
01 osieopatnic physi.'ians of the niitlon,
aim also wnere lie had been taking a
post j;raduate course in his profes
sion, Dr. mid .Mrs. J. I,. Inirle stated
they had had one of the most enjoy
able times of their lives. They drove
to I.os AiiEeles in their car and re
turned by way of the Yoscmite valley.
Atmosphere of the Earth.
Our earth, us It makes Us diurnal
revolution, carries with It u thin skin
of nlr, which starts he-vuini; rarelied
when we go up a few thousuiid feet;
at about seven miles above '.be ground
the nlr slops Browing colder, at 21)
miles uhove the earth Is lite upper
limit of twIllL'ht. and at 50 miles be
gins n region where the utmosphere
consists Ahlelly of hydrogen.
THl FROZEN NORTH
ACTION ANO JCENERY
UN P. I VALID!
J.tMEJ OLIVER CURWOOD'J
"MAN FROM
STARTS
FRIDAY
' AT THE
STAR '
'"Ih'if'if''if'if'if'if'lbf'if
T1 AY CALL A A
1 MAIN TT
The possibilit ies of I he future are the im-enl c
lo work and strive lor the attainment ol some
thing we think is in sight lor toinorii'w.
gives courage and strength to endure hard.-dii
and disappoint incut.
OI.IIKST AMI .MOST
AHI.K TAXI SiatX KU
THU (TTV.
All Short Culls i.'ic
Atl mils finswei'cil '
Croniptly with
Hotuleil Drlvere.
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J
:
:
:
You may insure your future
, savings account with us from a
of your earnings of today and buih
( means of garantee of the promise
y opening a
small poi'iiou
I upon it a-s a
of tomorrow-.
i MATTRESS SHOP and!
i WEAVING WORKS J
J U-'On-M's of all liiuils cleaned
''' '"c-t. l-'ealher li'eliovatiliK.
U.te Uiii'n ana Fluff Uurs lor
l I . ii p i and !iu!. CIeai,lg
J '1. ISI.-ill anil up
l Chas. I Mv.artlsi. I,-p. '
J I'tioae 25:t-v
JljFord & George j
jt..i- MAIN 44 i
La.Grande Nationa
Bank
Capital and Surplus, $205,000.00
SOUXl) KM LI A RLE VROV, UHSSI
Watch this Column
bargains
for Bj
If You Remember Main 40
You Needn't Mind Hot Weather
rrv about shopping theM' warm davs. Vou mav just as well remain in vour hoiiie
cool t'iiiul'oi l w hile we deliver whatever ymi need. Vou are .familiar with tlu;cla.- of i
handle - and will have no difficulty in siecil'yiug just what is wanted.
PHONfi MAIN 40 . . .
Tl !i" ,r"4- tilrU'. When a.i cmergenov in afitf s tti aoorjt of avil T.ts.
Uliiu VU '.if trewry.tion oi eiTn to be i'unipoui.'fle.i ' lnr Ih-livtr N.tvi is jiiaih'; U.t
tiiyj i-oiitfftttHn-e and f-.u'll fiiei thi ao Utah time To if i efficiM.y. "
I
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- "" ": Will S,!;t
. .in.u', o:, t.,i),l ,..
'S Mod, I'll live-,,,,,,,,
i "Oil. I.ar,-,.
l t l.a la';,:i,.
IS for a .-, hotis,. ,
u "..,. ,t.i..u a:i,. ,.iiiluot, ,,
1 J
mi .iviniie and
mini;. Will s.dl
then up anil sell
lit and will pU at
Terms.
lion .. mi i;
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Will trado
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lioil.se, lr. 11)
11. trees, i-e-
in m.ol shnpp.
's on part of jt.
1 llni"" 'and. good
I a half miles east'
u:v. i- , elli i
take trade;
l.a O'.iuntln.
: III;-.
I It tips I( Q iVl
fim B.rmg Ca.
Nt Foley Building (
L Gt?.:de, -Oregou '
jump It.
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