La Grande evening observer., August 05, 1922, Image 4

LA GHANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, August 5 1922
PAGE FOUR
La Grande Evening Observer!
A H l&UVVt:Sli:ST N !:'! PA rHII. On In olhT rltle Ore"!. Hftl
l'nMlin"t lift il v iin-1 u .-fitly itt 1 .11 Si'WH .SHiml, I 'ortlmnl ; Imperii, New
OrHii'l"' Ort'Kon hv l.-t ir:iii'l' Kvmi- SIkikI, P..rUmi; AlultnomnU New
IniC OtiJwrvT I'litdlshlnK 1 '..mimity. HtMliU, I'orllniitl.
UltUCi; UKNNltt. Kdtlur.
,,,,;m.;h 0(v akHOCI Al'KD I'MRM,
Entered nt the I'oHtorrfri. h! I.h lirntiflf,
Orjj"ii, h Mtcuntl Cla.ui AIhII iUltrr. The A nam-In ted lr In exrluHlvM
fniiih-'l t ("T publication nf mi
.,, in-mm liifimlttif -ri-lltl to It or Tint
Aiitn'." nil i niiiiiiunl' HtioiiM lu I ill. 1(,,,.rw f-rcllti-U in ihU pitpHr, hikJ
OHHKItV Kit. I I i A (I M Hi Ave., I.h My. or(, n,.Wll ll Julu-U Iherwln.
Graniif, tJnuoii. Au r,,i,tn of ri-cnhlh-N llin nf fiiet'ltl
- itKi!itrt'H lure a I mo lire raervd.
MJHSrilH'TIf KATUM.
II y Cjirrlrr.
uitv am I'orvrv official
Dully, v-r month 7,;' I'APKIC
Illy, p-r t)in- nionthH 1- 1
! Hilly, p'-r U mo,, In uiviu:u l-'"
Bible Thought for Today I
ietuly luy yow hands on. , "H f b done," ami let uhmixc
When you ii-on u foraK'ng exufedi- do .It. A iieptoniist lake oil his
tion rnUnjijioiher man's orchard never hat, rolls up IiIh sleeves uiul does it.
fail tu tear branches off thn trees anil , 'i
stamp down as many bushes a ios- nruttv grB r(, onp,Avil lo
' sible. ... take .up -tlio follerlions in a New
i lirt wiilrr from the larmer to fill j,,lBl.j. tiiur, ,utl, tllt, ,,al,.s :irt.
.-your radiator, and thtn make some re- , oig ,,, , ,,, ,,. ,..,,, ,
imnik to your friends, about poor pUfiu an ,, xhll) , ul ,,
why sour-l'iired old i
Mi
.v. , . i one (argument
' icii ynu mi ytur iuiico nucw w I dllf f ers slid
clc, ail uniuiiil the )aitriifM'.
mill ho liKrnri4Ml lor tliihl
t-liiti-i'li work
jiioi n luul enough tu inU'irupt the aer-
t vires,
La (Irandf'H llounftt Ike hiivm if
Hr Mull.
Dnlly, pt yi'iir. in tuminfl j.i.i.'.
Ijlly, "ix iiumtliH, In hUviiii'-m J
jiully, Ihri-H iimiillirt Iti iiviini'....JI.--
IiiilK. p-r iniiiitli
W:Kly oti.ttTv r-Htur, by inll,
NvWr Put ul your fire Mm yuu'" r"u,(i " h as "any "
' ' iWH Mop u iniiKli, woultn't II hulpi
i'irnU'kprH who will fitUdw-thit mil " 10 '
nf mlfS'will help the cntise alontf '
Mich an ox tent that within . a year
the farm, carcLakc th, tc
f'nert this nentence: ''The- iiwin:
willf'1'' a" wnplfURant iiuy, hut at njht
A HIJKK SUIM'OKT: Tho plcmnl man
CutI thv refuse, nml nniU'riu'Uth
' thrn to move on.
'JVy them out ana flee -
Jiise States-1 ilirit to stntpsmen: C'rispw, like the!
t KiiiKl"n' of lU'avfii, hiu within you.
the t'Vcrlnstinvc arms. I lent.
French Reconstruction.
per yuur,
LET'S ADOPT COMMON SENSE.
It might he worse. Suppose the fly;
-and the ntomiuitu had thc,Miim work-'
. 1 inif noury.
Thp-mlnlMter of ibratwl region I I '
In Pranee Iiiib re,ntly fslvn -out A boob is. one who thinks flowery r
fiamfl aiattilleH which me or Inlfliefii : -.isoi PMe ure (U'vciopco: Irom po-
1 i I in tihnwJiiK how much Krnncp ha tilioal hunk.
'hlllSI, (,(nn toward hM' own rAhiihlliiation. t
"WlicllH'i' vou arc K'ciiiilfliriiti, Dcniocrnl, Ki
X... .,....( t. rVi.i.ii,..- 1 lii'i-'i'vc i' s VO'IT .A 1 fl l lOM i
1 ' ' ' ... . 11 i .. Uuhntuuently deviiKtated retdojiH iwan little less talk about evulutiuir and :i
111 iiin, in poiMHiiiinn or uie wuni manKirid needK just now is i
1o lilt' rloottinu' "I' till' lll.'.lhr lloV Willi IIH i;illlillH'tS H CV-,4 ttiHumtt At the humI.ih of thellittk- more of it.
IIK'JISIUVH; Armixtlre Uie population watt a, 075,-1
0G(. in June, the iiupulatlon
f.fv viitei' mi 1 lu i'oii-i it ill '.uiui nnifiH In u'lit s am
wl'iirh Kcci'i'iirv o Stale Kist Iijis Imm-ii working nil.
1(11(1 (lav lo L'-t oMl ill the allotted lillie. j yearn, praotlrully 2.000.000 pernonn
1 I nail hftyn rnlnrtit.il If) Ilif. linnifH.
wuh 4.0!i,il4!j
It must be fine to he an oil man in
In 1hh than four ' Mi'xiro -ami have nothing to do Out U'i
luxtl for iiiiftoni.
l.otlk ill Ull' WOI'K illlU IMC C.M'IIM i.uur nounri :.viuy ( w,ire )iHK i p,o-
lline lli"ll t.'IXCS is it We IlilVC IIIMlIc IllC HeHUHIS Sii -Olll i visional 8hill.Ts or rspalrml hntiHOH
Tile first step in tlif task of Ho-;
t vAUntf a ppoTu is to fill its .stoimu-h:
Jllt'X lllill IILCV ll.-IVC licciiinc up licjix-v ; r ll.iw- ii r i a va-t ,lrollB ,,,,,,-k, an.aihl.-v.iil,-ut
tllill CVCI-Vdllc Willllcil to l'c.lil llli nil illl points of govern-ni"l"l"nt.-(l in hlmoiy.
: . . 1 . ... 1 ,, , . ,. ; More thun 2ii3.hiin.ooo .met era of
niciil iind 'olc Ins own st-iitniic ills iiltcr (.li;iiist i c t i-.-n-ii- imvo heen filial, ami a
tliii"- anil lliinkiiiK; wf linvc (ionc mwmv with re presc nta- very larye proportion of the koii of
.. . 1 , 1 '(:... 1 I 'be devaHian'il region has been
live government; have put the murk ot iiicap.iliility an I (.,...eil , B.B ,)f thn ,,,
lack of rnlii'iclcnee 011 everv olTieial; we have hv our enm- ' under cultivation .acaiu.
1 1 . 1 . . t I 'r'11 1,1 depart ineiitK.caim'ht lu the
ehrsome ami constant y mei easing t'omplf xily assiinifd wur zmw un, Iow .,.,.,,, ,,,
lllllt CVfl'V ollicial electfil is either ilicolllpetenl or ilisill- only al their own sraln, hut ure
cere. And in doing so we have weighted .low,, the sUiW r:,"": '"'
Ireasurv with treinenuoiis expense in the name of direct bait or tin' roads which had to
legislation-a name . hat hh.ii.Is line hut has meant little. mtie'Z. 7I
in Oregon. A name that is heaiitilnl lor press and speakenbavu been rompieieiy restored. Mm-h
to prate aho,,., I.nt: it; has raise.i the cost of government toJ- "u"
Ihe hreaking point. on.
Whv no. nse connn.,,, sense lor a while and get away lFaZ
Jroni this idea, of goveriuneni, goveriuiient, governnieiit. wiouK-headed no me persons are in-
Let V ail go to work and forget we have.;, rtnnL?u!X
u win oe sill' inset! now. well we Will gel along. ine nave worked as well as talked
and that their rouraye nnd pluck
and determinntlon nre carrying them
forward to victory over the terrible
lonstucleH eniiKod by the war.
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIU-
THE FOURTH STREET DEATH TRAP.
AVhere Fourth and () avenue cross there is a death trap.
Accidents happen there I'retpiently and La (I ramie is not
largo ( ugh to justify the employment of a, traffic officer
in this residential section.
Machine drivers try to get a good start hefore nego
tiating the Fourth street hill and those coming from the
easf for the siime reason drive (Cast to niake flic 0 street
hill. The result is plain for very often they hit at the in
tersection, and any time we may have a death list tn prim
'mini this lioint. t
Then what can he done? There is little use to gruinhltti
(iliout anything unless one can offer some sort of a solu-j
tion.
Here is a suggestion: Would il not he welTlo put the1
disc danger signs half waiy up the Mock on the four wavs;
Let the sign read, "danger, drive slowly." Drivers com-'
ing down the 0 street hill would see the sign as well as
the drivers on Fourth street, and iliccitv w,ni,i i.t.t
making an effort to save life. ' ' thi: why ukk
Another feature is that the ordinances now provide',, 0nr" ,""'", ", '"'fr "ol"'
lw.imll,. r I.' i- i i i I keeper Inserted an ail in the paper
pinaiu un driving last, past a danger sign such as is pos- 'or a helper, in u country hotel
led at the schools. If people continued to drive r;i.i.llvi:,'I1" "? ','!,'!" 0,1,,,","
, :.,,.! , . "i m i.imiii 'id,, establishment Is auch thai the
i, mini inns instead ol Using tlieir "ears, soon I he no ice. proprietor cannot afford a staff of
Hut tu Ret on Willi our story
About the. only thintf that is more,
linlovely than a cold f ried eT" i:i .1 !
willed collar after the picnic. !
I
If the sulvntion of the world depends
upon anv one nation, it ccrniini.v isn't; 1
assassination. . Mtllll
The chief fault of the typical re.
former is his conviction that his opiu-j
ion makes it unanimous. f
I
We make friends bv conceaiinir our - - -
faulls, and later priv.e them Incnus- ..w, t , hll)1)enw hl. pantt.,lt
they ,oi.t min.l our taults. p,.epiirpU the worst!" said
. . . , .' the captain sttrniy.
As we obseive men sc-urrymir aboul Wh-whe.o are the lifebelts?"
ill 11 irriiAt it Lnuis 111 u- nui m.i-
ni-ss s not so mwh a vice as a eiiL. t.,1p I.!ltl,.lin WpVp -lone t-veivthin-r
, , ! we vun. Now it's eveiy man for him-
I.ookinir for a needle in a liayslacic ! self!"
is u needleless occupation. I 0 vl t10 tm;( one lp tii0 si(e of
the deck
It's The Talk Of La Grande
Among Women Who Look for Comfort in Footwear
fantilever
Shoe
K AM. complain about uncomfortable chairs, and yet
It Is less 1 1 rin k to he sentcd thun to stand. If all
poopln would exercise the siune uasle in seleolillK
romfortable shoes ns'thev do In selecting comlort-
ble seats, there wouldn't he enough fantilevers to no around.
' Fortunately it takes a long time to brlliK home 10 eveiy
tmo the news about Cantilever shoes. Advertising a ;oftd ,
article Is a slow process; only the faker can sell suickly and
he has to be quick. We have seen new buyers of Cantilever
Idiocs every day; we shall continue lo have new buyers ev-vy
(ay until eviry woman In La Clrunde will know the CanH,-lev-r
shoe.
The;-':" rood looking shoes; they're well made, accord
ing to scientific principles which nre for your benefit. They'll- (
priced right and ubove all the're the most, comfortable shoe
ever made for liny kind of foot.
They're as nice, to stand and walk In ns your easy chair
is to sit in.
"Heller shoes -Belter feet; (letter fee Hitler health. "
Come hi and see the CautllLA'er.
Oxfords and high shoes.
La Grande's Cantilever Store
W
It doesn't mix around nmonn Un
tolliM much. Washington post.
Don't consider marriage until you
sa'd,(,ow how much you can afford for
1 radio set. Wall Street Journal.
The man who borrows trouble h:ts t
put up his peace of mind as seturily.
We all have our up nnd downs, but
it is much easier to trace our descent
than to clinib
I
It's a mighty well l.rainnd consci
ence that can be taught to speak (inly
wlin it is spoken to.
'1 can't look! I daren't look!" he
cried, "Thfll me what has happened!"
"We'ir in haiboi," said the captain
trcnil.v.
IN CASK (IK DOUBT.
Kasper, Stockholm : Apprenlice
What is in this 1ml lie -with no label?
Chemist That's what you use when
ycu can't read the prescription.
The clinic wave1 has nlnitcd tem
porality, owiim tl"' absence of
Die criminals on their vacations in
Kurope. New York Tribune.
Anions the things wo don't under
stand is how a mos(uio can Kt
alouK without any sleep. -New York
World.
Vou never can tell. Many n fellow
who never took a chance in his lite
will borrow your umhreiJa-
. Kortunn may knock al your door,
but don't expect her to ue a batter
itiK m and break in.
"Like cures like," quoted the Wise
Guy.
"Then why is it that a day off is so
often followed hv nn off day?" de
manded the Simple MUtf.
The mnn who loses his reputation
should let it ki nt thai. 11 was Poo-jInl)k
ably a pietly bail repuiaiKm anynnw.
Press Comment
If it 'a a best cellar. It Isn't, dry
Washington I'ost.
There isn't so much rfVerse EnK
lish on the Dish uhois now. Wash
ington Post.
"Dry Move in Bulgaria." Ah ;
they're goinK to prohibit butter-
Si. Paul Dispatch.
'And whom lo you resemble, prny?
Your father or your mother?"
I asked a little tritl nt play.
Up spoke her liltlfl brother
Who volunteered, with boyish strut, J
This information neat: U
"She's not her mother's features b-it j
She's trot her father's feet." ',
I'mhlhftinn lian rom to stny, but
If there Is a surplus in the United
States treasury, lei "s hopt' congress
does not hear of it. Financial
America.
Congress jpeems to favoi' a stable
government. judging from the
amount of stalling it does. Wall
Street Journal.
From the congressional concern
over It, we infer Unit the infant
dye Industry Is old enough to vote
Ashevlllti Citizen.
If t he ,n n ions want to hit the
railrotid presidents where they live,
they will get the golf caddies to
go out on strike. Nw York Tribune.
About the only nation that has
heen favored very much by the
present rongrens is procrastination.
New Origan Times-PifHyiine.
...1 II. I , ! , . .
1 ' ' wnniti H'licn uiMi lesson winch in. iinmiint ol' t;
vwy U'iii lios.
Job
CHANGE THE NAME, WALT SURE.
PKKPAKKD VOM TDK WtlKST.
Answers, l.n lon: There was tur- ,
moil on deck, feel clattered to and fro, I
there came a grinding- sound, nnl tht
emrines seemed to stop. i
The timid Passenger rushed from 1 1
his cabin and almost collided with !
the captain. (
Due of the applicants for the
jwas an Irishman.
I "What I want," explained the.
1 hnM keeper, "is an all around use-I
ml man. One who can cook and ' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' i
I wash dishes, keen Hie lmuk ui - .
OllSC CNlH'1'Ssion wllicllMdt behind the desk, handle Die cor-! 4f :
.... h,. in ...li, .! ''sionuence. answer pells and (irlve;i
Alt.Ulll'in, WllOithu llutomoMU, ,,nwn ,() ,,U( ..enot T
IS WllV lh;il t'Xin't'ssloll fits at train ttnm to nick un the miesi. I"T
Do you know t
TAX1CALL44?I:
After all there is a pat-kin
Ills one Icllow li- the name nf V.-iIi..i
hails IVoin Maker. And here is whv tli
mm. in perlectlv sane and soher nioineiits he visited l'ort-!.w'' h"VH '""'
lamia tew days ago with a l.roliositioll tn chanee I lie ..,,..! "Yes" said o,..' in.., ,,,.,1 THB OI.OKST AXI MOOT
of the Coliunhia K'iver llihwav lo the Old Oie-dii 'I'r-iil i"v,'"s, "'king wim't son iiki.iahi.h taxi siiuvice
V ., I ,.1... 1 1 ,. .,...., I ;,. I .1 , i. , , , son you nave here'.'" . ij,
..inii,iii nio.se hints in the metropolis lauahed at the "Son?" m,hh I the i,,.t.-i keener. T
:age hrusiier ami liegau to l inure on (lie easiiwl ,, t. , "w - ' iiimmht if it was day!
the "hue
him into )i. M.-Xarv's iusti'tiition for
., i ii .... .. i ... .i ,. . ..... -"
ni ine liaker man held his grouni
mie.ii ne pui up would convince .Justice Thomas Mc
lride ol the Supreme Court of Oregon in ahout ten luin
utes. The fact is, Meachain is ahsolutelv right and (he I'orl
laiiu pfople are losing the op,,, ruy of their ,Vvs in not
k .i..oig ni win wregon l iail name lor ah
"lai'onetl across the fluted Stales
J'iigcs. It will ,.,,si five inillion do
himhia 1,'iver llighwav adveitised
-'"I was adverliM'd lieTore then
I ii'iivi 'i itfiit L i.; . : i.. i- nn i. ii
- 1 1 1 1 nii (! lie l;illt's.
,,, U"1'l'';lll'l"lilllr1' iiiK-ivst is in knowing that thi
- -' .weeuer 01 Maker Mad the
hack on his diguitv, approach the
I'm-tland chilis with a suggestion thai h
.. pel ingiiway. And ivct he do
or ins act.
I 111 Ik hi tiiak
' people lime.-'
ami tlu
bricks in my spare
ili'eatlv it is oiii-
tind teems in history's
ars to ever get the Co
is well as the Hid Ore-
was a mile of ini-
eolossal
iiiill i i 1 1 ; i i
r ehauge
'serves a lot
nerve lo;
cs o' the
t he name
of credit
Sun-se Russia goes , a platinum hasis. as is w
.'IH-gested. UJha ...,,,,1,1 U';,,; , '.
talk in "' ""iiugs niyan
wen over there I
How to Wear Out a
Welcome.
THI! I I. VI-l-l lt
Flapper styles.
Smiles, Smiles.
Hulled socks,
Tight Miiocks.
llohloil hair,
l-'ace fair.
l.aee hose,
1'owdiil'eil luiSf.
r'illlly lace.
NmhkciI lace,
Htas4iis.
fl)4 ylMJiie.
Jtlfr4 kifK.
t'ltiotitai
.
o
tNgaretii.
liecullette.
f arrliit.
'.Nev.-i;i0.
IN THIS CITY.
All Short Calls 25e
All calls answered
Promptly Willi
Uoiulcd Drivers.
4-
4-
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Ford & GeorgeJ;:
t1"1- MAIN 44
is
The Promise of Tomorrow
i
The. possihilil ies of the future are the incentive
to work and strive for the attainment of some
thing we think is in sight for tomorrow. It
gives courage and strength to endure hardship
and disappointment.
You may insure your future hy opening a
savings account with us from a small portion
of your earnings of today and huikl upon it. as a
means of garantee of the promise of tomorrow.
La Grande National
Bank
Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00
SOUND RELIABLE PROGRESSIVE
Government will conceal rate n.-4-maininp
supplies of whisky. In the
(dd days we knew several chaps
who tried It. Itk'hmoiid Nows-header.
A swing lo thi' ex-Kaiser is - re
ported from Berlin. But you never
can tell about these swinging re
ports. The swing to the ex-Kaiser
(hat was promised by Lloyd Cenr.i
never materialized. Kansas City
Times.
W.U.I.OWA IHIV KP1X1, lilEOKCN
WALLOWA, Aug:, fl. Promise.
Kden, Leap, j'owatkwa. Sled Springs
and other ect ions of t he uori h
iron n try enjoyed an hour's down
pour of genuine rain Wednesday ac
cording lo reports. The roads are
muddy for the first time in two
luoni hs.
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Watch this Column
for Bargains
7 full lots on Adams avenue and
Jefferson streets adJolnlnK. Will sell
all or will spilt them up and sell
separate. Hrice rifiht and will -jell at
a sacrifice, on good easy Terms.
2 lota nnd a modern house on R
fltreet. Close 111. Price 11400. 00.
Terms 00 part of it. Will trails
for car.
Modern five-room house, in 10
ll'enn. Large lot, lawn, trees, ce-
I ment sidewalk, all in, liood shape.
, I Prlre (3801). 00, Terms. on part of it.
I I
I
80 acres of choice land. Rood
biilldint'B, 0110 and a half miles east
of I. a Grande, all under cultivation.
Price $12,000.00. Will take tradu
for a Bond house in La Grande.
Some ca.ih and balance teiuis.
CJ. BLACK & CO.
New Foley Building
La Grande, OregOL
1
! fainter, always outstretched to citvi
I lelk. will lie ilrnwn in mi!i llimw.l
I rlmiiire. Those who are determined ' GraiOe's Honest Ike says i'o
iniiiiRcis 1 1. mi the city nre fn.t lu help the "wear out your welcome" "niomobllea could talk. Iota of scan-
weaiuiir out their iv,.,i,m. i , lie rural1 mnveiiicnt ah.ni! will 1I11 well to oli-lJl would be tloatluK around. I1
riiitiniiiiiilii-u I'., I i i 1 ... . . . I ' i
"'""' """i""iiiis uuve oeen i ci ve the touowinic rules, prepared by
lnade by caretakers of parks, nchoolja funnel: " A nessintUt rinses an eve. wrln-
.nsiOs nnd owners of piivate land. I Always tear a few boards off th ttb a his face, ilrawa up the corners i
, ,r .xi iu nickeers are rare ilence when you want tu build a rsmp !"' his mouth and saya. "It ran't :
less in their leirntd for the propel !y ; fire. j b done " An optimist l,as a face full1
ot othi'is. lhe old ludhand of t.j Steal nil the fruit you can conven-o' amiahiu. Ho beams and says, I
SIT DOWN AND READ THESE POINTS THAT COUNT IN PHARMACY
Manv people do not consider t he relal ivenierit ot drug stores. This is due to the fact that they
ale i tot in it position to study the various points of ontrast. l-'or your convenience we enumerate
me of the things which sliould apply to the drugs you huy.
Druss Shaalc'. Be Pur All of our drugs are Imught with regard to duality. Drugs Should Be Fresh
We oiiler drills at t"ieiueiit intervals and w hile in stock they are stored so as to prevent deterioration.
Drugs Should Bo Bought of Right Potency All drugs which we huy are ass.-tyed so that" we may guar- -Mitoe
their potcnev. Drugs Should Be Carefully Dispensed!. Experienced, registered pharmacists do
all of our compounding. Drugs Should Be Sold At a Fair Price. The prices we charge are as low as
goods of the sannJ quality may hi' had for elsewhere. a
Everything at, our store is as it should he. You car. place utmost confidence in our goods, and
our ni"i;,i ds w ill siirily.'rpiH'al to you.
, 0 o o Familiarize Yourself With Your Family Druggist
. Newlin Drug Co.
PHONE MAIN 40