La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 11, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textllll W III iMliiinin Friday, August 11, 1922 PAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer AN INDKJ-ENDK.N T NKWSI'A.'KH, PuhllflbBrt dally and weekly at l Oramto, Oroifuii. by Ih Grand Liven Ins ubawvwr puhltKhiDjr Company. BMIK'E ItUNNlti. Kdttor. Bnterad at th Poiioffice at T.a Orandc, Oregon, aa mwnm mass jubii ur, AddreMK all t-oramunlcallona to THE SKHUHtnn, 1416 Adams Ave., u rnl. Oregon, B Carrier, Dallr. eer month ......... iMlIy. P" ilifr month Oatlv. r alx tn. Dallv. Initio ropy 7c vi.t. In advance $4.fu I Mall. Pally, per year, in a'lTance .15.00 Dally, nil tiioiiiun. In advHm-e Pally, thrae months In advance....!.-' Dally, pr month ....&(.. WewKly Obai-rver-Btur, ly mall, , per year, la avance . ...ji.ut On aale In othr cltlta Or-fR-on Hotel V..u.-. Mm nil I'orllnnfi- Imtlurl&l NuWI Sin ml. J'orMand: Multuomaii Newj Stand, Portland. MK Hit Kit OF AMffflCIATKU I'ltlOSS. The AtoioemU'd IT'-cn Is xrlunlvl) entitled t" f'T luibHcatioii of nil ncwa dixinit-he)4 trcdit.-d to it or not otherwise rr.-dit.-d in this pttpnr, arm ultto th local now nublinlied llierwlli. -Ml HhhU of r'-l"ilili. nthn of tpuclut i dlapnlclifM he-re alnu are reaorved. - I THE OFFICE CAT , BY JUNIUS- C1TV 1SU I'IM V'I'V OKIKIAL l-AI'Kll. Bible Thought for Today WHO SHALL KNTERj Not every one that saith unto me, l.ord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heav en; but he that doeth Hie will 01 my Father which is in heaven. Matthew 7:21. BE CAREFUL, BOYS, BE CAREFUL. i pinching iU, eu and often ilK.STIO.VS. "What are the wild waves saying?' "I dunno. What are the Chau'tau,U;i lecturers lecturing about?" verv sorrv. I couldn't heln it.' sum .jane, crying- Don't l,c silly. Jane: tell me what! , , "rS' . it is,'' asked the other. "Oh, ma'am, thu cucumber crooked ami seeing you huJ company 1 ti it-il to bend it straight." SA IK. A motorist was driving Across the railroad track! The tiuin upon arriving Was ready for attack! The oid accelerator Was winning ou' ail right! lie got across but later, lie nearly died of flight! DID II ir n i.-Lvr Tim 1;irii'P I'C'Visioil IS Oil. nilU tiU'JIl J'CU.SlOU IJ l f "Please, ma'am, I've broken some causes a row because it means tlu.t some one i.s going W''Ztt is it?" asked the get hit; it means that it wilt pincli some one s iiKMeiiHiuiv mi.ir.-M. and nmv iavor ouiers. To the boys in congress, we would i-i-siof:t tully say, "he careful" for the future of the grand old party is at stake. Let not vour .selfish interests prevail else the next flection will find another Wilson or a McAdoo or some -other Democrat smiling and making the speech of accep tance. . . Tjii-ifl' revision is vitrht fullv a political measure ami we i,..,-. i.. (i.,,,. f..i- iliiwi- uIki stand on their hind' feet and! J1U V .".F .HIV- yell that weak, whining, foolish yell "take Ihe tariff out tf politics." A better yell would he "make politics so thoroughly representative ol' the people lhat it can handle the tariff and all other governmental iicstions." When we admit the weakness of politics we admit that our form of government is in a large measure a fail ure. , A tariff oil shoes seems sure to he enacted, yet a tar iff on hides is denied. A tariff on wool is settled upon, yet the luinDer industry suiters tne compel n ion oi t anau.ij About the only thimj uf,iu iuto an.i! hence with its Hindu lalior. SiiKar has heen protected w il n ! "''"' n on some autom ,bik-a u the i .1 1 .1... .1... I I' ..4 1 l-.i """ ,i."es. over I wo cenis a (iuuiki tuny, in inc im-i-i miti .inn m. tsistcr have little )rotection and there is danger of remov ing what little they have. Without a doubt the present tariff lull when enacted will advance the cost of living and this dues not justify any cut in wages. The main object of congress should be to protect tlio producer with a tariff so prices would be raised o those who produce the stuff to eat,! and.yet with each added per cent, our scheme of middle man bartering will add two per cent and without batting an eye claim the tariff is to blame, .just as abnormal ad vances were made on prices ol' goods when freight rates were adjusted, all hiding behind the excuse that the ad vance in fost was due to freight rates, when as a matter oi'i' fact lhe real advance in freight was but a trifle as coin- n'l'he 'of handlinir the fruit and thereby leaving it softenei spoiled. 1-xasDerated bevon.l .n. anc1 he finally put up a sign which reuu. ii you must pincna da fruit, pincha da tocoanut!" THAT'S IHFI EIIKNT. They told him that the poor girl ii.... iua. " iier ineilUS. lie was unmoved. They added she had lost all her jewels. He did not care, lie only shrucd. They mentioned she had lost all her domes. lie asked fur her address. Officers Chosen for Coming Year bv the ' K-O-M Orffanizat.inn (lly II. Warmholz.) The ninth annual picnic of the K.' O. .L, (Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri): association heliv at Riverside Park Sunday, August 6, was one of the! main events ol the season. mere friends and neighbors of luimer years coming from one of these states meet again and renew tnose iintcrnal ties which binds a peo ple together in one mallri fejlimahm At the business niix.tinir nf ,Vw. jsociallcn at 1U a. m. the following of- MEN ! -.Here's Good News! Hart Schaffner & arx Clothes are Cheaper- president, C. C. Welch: secretary and , tieasurer, Putnam Veck. For trustees the following ladies were elected from each of the thiee states: Kansas, Mrs. I H. Davis: Oklahoma, Mrs. E. J. Ball; jMisrnuri. Mrs. C. II. Huffman, after j which adjournment took place for the . dinner hour the tables being spread ! in the meanwhile bv the ladies, who ' I.. ......!. .....11 -:i:.i i i.. ... i .i. - . ...uuwt mi. unco udsncia lor ine oc casion Hot coffee and cream, sugar and ice cream were furnished free by the as sociation. At 2:00 p. m. an interesting mn. sical urniriam wat tfivon liv mnmU SUTINt; THE WOKI), VOL' KNOW ccnMsting .of dlalues,' recitations, ''';ur lijis are juit like rose petals."! songs and musical numbers, ?ptcr "liu'.. leally, Ilubeit, I must say1 speiscd with good speaking, all of good-night now " which wa well rendered and appreci- "Wcll, let's say it with flowers." ated by all. i After the proerain a general social After seeing American girls leers time was had by all until the time ai- Paris has put on long skirls. ' ! rived for all to disperse 'to their var ious homes, to meet again V Men who like fine clothes such as Hart Sehafl'u?r & Murx will be interested in knowing that the new fall suits that aro daily arriving are considerable cheaper than they were In the spring. We're trying our best to get these clothes down In price) and are even cutting our profit in doing it. This season we are going to have Hart Scliaffnef and Marx suits for $38.50 and $43 ' They're fine young men's und business men's models products of the best hand tailoring. You know Hart Scharrucr & . Marx suits are guar anteed to give absolute uatislaction, and you're tin Judge not us. WOI LD HELP.' "I get along pietlv weil at golf," said Paw Xuritch. "The caddv hands, me the proper club." ! "Well." "I wish the butler would Heal out' the forks at dinner the same way." j Styles in vamps may refer to either; shoes or voting ladies'-bolh of which i have pinched many a man. I FIFTEEN LETTERS year, Men! Come in and see the new ones. ' IU. -u f I . y V -f V '" Vv "m II . m Copyr-slit 1919, Hart SchallucrftMarl COST UHGE SUM pared with the advance iiiadelri' jii it'es. Tril-il'l' ih! ,. lllilirl.ol lllillir -itwl wit -il,l-'i-c ti'ii-i, I ml i n v.nl in protection. Hut there is another thing needed even worse than the tariff just now, and that is a way of cut ting the middlemen and reducing the cost of distribution oj: both foodstuffs and manufactured goods. congress could well take tin mat phase ol business 111 connection with the tariff. UNCOVERING FRAUD? j Those of us who thought the recount was a mistake and who inwardly ridiculed the idea of a candidate de manding a recount in this day of careful, protection of the ballot can very well change our minds and thank Charles Hall for lenmnding a recount. Jt is evidently going to uncarih some of .Multnomah county's fraudulent work in the last primary and thus far it has been in Hall's favor. J-tut regardless of whose favor it is in whether Hall or Oleott -let the probe he deep and punishment severe fur ihose who tamper with the ballot. That Hall should drop his recount is rather invsl il' in..- and turn (Br Associated Press) LONDON, July 24 (Uy Mail.) Fifteen unpublished autogranh let I'MtEI.IAIil.E ACE. ! ters of Hubert Louis Stevenson to his Old Patty: ,"1 am eighty, young i cousin, K. A. M. Stevenson, have been man, -and I-dml t remember ever huv- s,,'d to nn Ameilcnn buyer for $.'!,50i) ing told n lie " Ihe manuscript of Stevenson's unpub- Voung Man: "Well, you can't cv lished play, "Monmouth,"- consisting lrl your memory lo be verv re la b e ' pages, soiu tor $i,zi'U' Accom it tlfiit age." j panvmg the manuscript wus a letter .j, j "it.n-ii . me irtinoun Humor wnen H I'hc rising - eueration isn't alvvnvs i he was l!:i. "I recognize." it savs "that I shall never be fl great man. I mav set myself peacefully on a smaller j( urney, not without hope of coming to the inn before nightfall." A litter, written by Stevenson the day before he left for America to be A CONCESSION. married brought $!."(). and an u-inuh- llaki-r City Italian wh i kent a lished poem went to an American col lector lor oo. VH10 f',st '" lnu morning. A girl never seems to care man if she thinks she can gi henever she's ready to try. A fruit slaml va sible eil itoiiii'l tnilfil annnyefl iiy pos- who made a Practice1 Buy and sell Classified Ads. through Observer TURK WRESTLERS TURKS MAY SEE AT DLYMPiA JACK DENPSEY (Dy AssocFated Tresa.) PAFJS HAS DADIO BUG- CONSTANTINOPLE, July b. (By Mail) The (Russian "refugee problem will be cleared up in thi' course- of the next few months is the-opinion of Ma jor Claflin Davis, Director of the Con stantinople Chapter of the American Red Cross. "Present plans are for the American Relief Administration to carry on with the feeding of ref-iicee.-; " hi' snil rncnntlv. "while t hr Leajrue of Nations distributes thern-jj Bulgaria and Jufroslavia have agreed1! to take several thousands; 1,000 will be repatriated to Siberia, and it U hoped Australia will take several thimsands-; The )roblcm which has puzzled the world's statesmen will thus be defin itely solved." " (Uy Assocluted Press? PARIS, July '. P.y- Alail.) R;;- , lii Liujid.-asiing is making strides in I'iuis, although it has bv no nie:ms atlaint'd the popularity, which prevails in t lie United Slates. This is due u t , .V,,. ,-,. .1,.. ..ti i... rif v.-.r. . .-n. , . , ... ' .Hi u till- lillt tl.ill (HI .11' I 1 " SL1I- . '""',A1,',""'t" J,"- ' ::ions must have a government iicensa Mail). Should heavyweight ohit-ii- j ar-.i pay a fee. pioti. Jack Dempsey visit Europe j d! weiving- sets are sold as low as this fall ha will be invited to meet j .; l.iii), and fur .(iii.()0 an instrument several, Turkish boxers in exhibition f:tn he ohlained with wliich concerts matches in Constantinople. The in-j given at Ti.c liague can be heard. vitations will be extenled to l)eu)i- sey by the Turkish Sports Kedera- ruy and sell tnrcugh Observer tion. ICaF''fln! Ads. REM) THK WANT AIS! J FIND IT HERE atttttittrrntjmnttmtmunjjttOTntma. C'ECH.IA (a.STAI'r. Whcr of Psv- J ch lnu'V and Spiritualism, can lie consulted on all the affairs of life J and healing at d; LU- Adam nVenue ! from 111 -.-(. to p.-mr-Nn rharge for- cuiuultutien. 8-11-Jtp J NOTICE - All nersons having bills against La (irancle baseliall club J please pi est nt same to Oscar John- l son. oMU-Ot Notwithstanding the high price of sugar and other ingre.tients which en ter into the making of fine canclv we shall contiouc our SATL'KDAY SPE CIALS and foiego our usual profit.' (v O.i l.i. .... . i 1 1 ..f IS attention to lirolljllU' fratldllll-nl b.-lllols. It . cimtmers esneciall" chiidn-n m. is to his credit to want a pure ballot in the state, but iu't'sairiavVA'V"' wHft, is to say the least, a stramre co-incident I'm- i h. ri:m,l tlnw Newiiu's u-guiar tv chocolates n- .- lions and .Nut I lusters f,,r l:ic. ou proceedings. know the mum- stan.ls for quality- and you II receive tresh goods. I!uv a iio to take home, also one for the wee-ov.l outirg. s-n-'-'t NEWi.iN p:iut; co. 1 far exposed to have benefitted his recount o So Hig Hill Hart had to add to the movie sensations b, first beating up his wife and then getting a divorce. Too ,,i,,..l, i:n :.i ' ,., , ........ , i. in, i.i ou uere poor verv iikeiv von am the wife would get along fine. Try curving a dinner pai for a while, AVilliam and' working' full eight hours a dav ,pisi to see if hie is not worth more than it i roll in wealth and luxurh'. when von -o- Just why the city of Kiigene should refuse to city of fifty thousand people is not (uite rear. Her ta n on the rnion I'acil'ii-Southern I'acili,- railn.-i. would indicate that she has no desire to -row J lie possibilities mf the (irandi he a posi- l'OW onde Vv-ii i " n-iln"" I'uiot he conceived to the human mind. n in ine nine allev with It won e er cenie w lien we w ill ii-i i,.;n,, I Itienli Ion linn... ,1... ..I ..: .- .t - me "iiiiai ion oi mis vallcv. o- There seems to have been enough buyers in I'oi llan, oepieie ine sle,-s r u. wholesalers J'ortland s shrewd bu .worrv. istness men can b. and jobbers. Hui el inbre, so dun'i -0- to CI Jlere s greet my police, as everyone who knows h but llavnes. I he new .1. le may lint be handseine but I.,, iv 1,.. . Will test iff :il .-mi- l i -lust ice Tail cotirl delavs aini poke fearlessly and to ihe print lack of respect lor l..,i il... fiuesliou is how are w going (., cure the-.' e,ls f Iff of iiiare a I ion! great p Camera Questions ? Don't let lliein liollor you. 11 oti ao- h.iiuit; tiioihio in taking pictures, hiing thetti In Us. l.ol us soo lhat oitr tna 1'lllno Is adjuste.l correctly. Mul'o vim arc making time vposiir. s hi,, n ti,,., should up shois. W" are nl- lll.f.s lo help you make l-:- I ur, s. The Promise of Tomorrow The possibilities 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 ml lire hardship and disappointment. You may insure your future by opening a savings account with us from a small portion of your earnings of today and build upon it as a means of garantee of the promise of tomorrow. La Grande National iBank Vi ill i i i ii . and Cream "' SNAKE RIVER PEACHES Yellow Arp Beauties in 16 lb. boxes at $1.45 er lGc a pound. Order your cream at the s.ims time. 24c a Fint. Fhone Number is Main SO PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY rr.;ini J cii.i.. "Of!C nnn nn i irf SOUND lv ELI ABLE PKOGKESSIVE ! ! f f bell KED CK0SS DRUG STORE Till-: KODAK STDlib' iip wiin all tiie With this idei new I'l'eparat ions. in mind we give discriinitiating wtniea wan't. The The in t'special world's PERSONALITY Is to a Woman What P.erfume is to the Flower. lie sure and see our new Unlet goods department piled tiniate possessions of a woman best portrav her pcr.-oualitv. attention to the , liner toilet articles and preparations which best products are represented in our stock. Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Creams, Lotions, Brushes, Powders, Sachets, Talcs, 'Manicure Goods Soaps Lip Sticks, Nail Polishes, Depilatories Eye Brow and Lash Preparations, Dentifrices, Shampoos Smell ing Salts, Etc. ' We, buv toilet articles as carefullv as we do drugs and insist on the same hHi ooaPlv l.',,,,;, i..:i ...i. i. . i. ,i. . ii.: i i. . -u .. ci i i . , .. ' ' -I"' ."n , . i ... i v ...... iiii uooj.-s . ii ii ii in iv iii i i t, . i;, -vi uisu .'.in ie t , v i 1 1 1 1 ' "1 !e personality. Trade-Marked and Advertised Goods are Featured at-Our Shop. Newlin Drug Co. PK0NE MAIN 40 1 an air of your true m. -