La Grande evening observer., August 17, 1922, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, August 17, 1922
La Grande Evening Observer
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CMV AM) (MM'V
UFK1C1AL
LEVELHEADED THINKING.
THE OFFICE CAT
-BY JUNIU-
Now, when the office starts uut
to Beclc the man, it muy find l,l8
wife.
A MXK TO JHT 'KM
"Who'll be the ffrat dealer to ad
vertise: "Got an automohilo or an
automobile will get you?"
VIIKliK IT FALLS DOWN'
Prof: "Do you believe in u more
elastic currency!'
I Schol: No, its elastic enough.
w ny not maKe it more adhesive?"
FRANCE WANTS
' ; A vice; president of the United Staes usually keeps
tmiet, docs nothing nod Tills cut his lenii without being no
' flccd. We hardly believe Calvin Ooolidge is Hint kind ol
a vice president. ' J I is recent visit to Oregon carried all the
tlifinity that was necessary; he kept his mouth closed only
,;,. ,.,. ......i.ui.ni l.nl then he delivered a speech that is a
.i..i, );,, ,1 ,.1,1. That, he is a good level-headedir"H'
old fashioned lliinker is apparent Jroin the doctrine he ex
pounded, i
v; ;To Ohserver readers an idea ol. what oolidge ad
Tocutes, the following important points of his speech are
produced:
The chief concern of all the peoples of the earth is their
nutional finances.
The public debt at its peak was 'Ji;,i;oo,()(lO,()i0: this
lias mow been reduced to less than .:;,( K H ,()( )0,U( n. .More
j(i)au'$ll,0(K),00(),()00 is due our count 17 from governments
abroad.
Ultimately a reduction in Ihe cost M' government will
lie reflected in the cost of living.
.' The re(uireuients of our government whioh must he
Diet by taxation run close to :i,.0(),(0(),0(K) for a fiscal year.
'About one tenth of t.his is provided from import dut ies ami
jlie other nine tenths from our different sources of intern
al revenue.
1: It is a very attractive theory to most of us lo suppose
jjliit some means might he-devised hy which the rich few
Would pay all of the taxes. However it is only the great
American public that has the strength adequate to respond
Djreetly or indirectly, it is the ultimate consumer, whetli
fi'ie appreciates it. or not, who pafs most of the taxes.
' There is a very distinct limit lo the amount of taxes
Which can he laid without destroying their source. Jt was
ith this principle in view thai surtaxes were reduced.
'The excess profits tax was repealed,
j The other source, of revenue is the duty on imports.
Our country has always been favorable to the policy of pro
tection. To that end 1'he congress is enacting a tariff law.
iPrinmrily, it is to protect agriculture; secondarily, to prc
"Vent that practice of selling foreign goods in our markets
.jit less than Iheir cost, of production at home.
; J'or the maintenance, of agriculture (he federal reserve
laii4 banks-were, relieved hy an appropriation of $:!5,(H)0,
.1)00 with which they could extend their credits.
; A program which likewise lias in view national defense
liiitl national economic' advantage is sponsored in AYash
iiigton ly the president in an effort to create an American
merchant marine.
1 Jt is only 111 recent years that our
prions eonsiderat ioji to 'its relationshi
lfo!rld. "Willi a true world vision our
thtj lead in a great liberal movement,
muiference established Hie foundation
$ilp among the great lowers.
While in their international
'run i..vn:sT
"All M10 world'a a nt;iKe.'
"Il'tar we'ro komiiji IuiW!
slilrlei cliuriiH thla winter."
eil Uncle Tobo Snarl of
county.
rami
A BtraiKht path'H a lot
travel ihan u ei-eelied one.
seem to know
I. IKK A KI.KIMIA.Vr
AN'liile In Ihe conulry last kiiiii
mer a little city hey kjhv li in flrnt
lathy i(;, and it made a ureal Im
pression on It 1 111 . So f-'reat was the
InipreKHion, i fact, thai tho vouiik
sttM" nia:!,. Uie Jdi; tho first olject of
his concern v.lieiu the taniily at;ain
visiterl (he country iplaco this BprliiK-
"Wtiere Is Illy Utile plKKie?" h'.'
finniedlately inquired.
"('nine wiOi ine and I'll show
you." his country cousin replied.
When the city hoy r'aclcd the
pen with his etMupntiion and saw
lhal looked to ta about clKht hun
dred pounds pork "on the hoof"
he wa dumbfounded.
"Ami did that Hole piut-'h srow
iis much us that in one year?"
"Yen."
In opt 11-eyed wonder the hoy Ox-
clalmed. "(lee! 1 heiclia when I
come hack next summer he'll have a
trunk."
(Mr Aflsoclated Press?
I'AItIS, A up. 17. Meiuben of
tho reparations coinuilsslon tiiol lu
ll loiiKitonually today lor tho discussion of
mark-! posslbilltlen retichlni; to a comuro
Klckor mist) that would ba acceptable to
irrance and Ureal Britain. J'oin
care has ordered tho French debt
easier to I conimihsion to return to Paris from
hut some Washington immediately to report
it. ;oie rusuiia 01 iiH roiiversationa Willi
American officials roKardlni; cho
debt which franco owes the L'utted
States.
AN (IHI-;
Fleas, I If:
Flea
Fleas, lie:
To A IXKi AM) A CAT
s. Ileiis, fleas, fleas, fleas.
5, fleas, fleas, fleas, fleas,
s, fleas, fleas, fleas, tleas,
leas, fleas, fleas, fleas, fleas.
Marriage steadies u man. It Rives
him so much tot do lie hasn't time
for foolishness.
"What's in a name?" Try to use
somebody's else at tho bottom of a
chuck and you'll find out.
country has given
lot he rest of the
count rv has taken
The Washington
of a new relat ion-
I f our cil izens will hut con
I'cl.'i t ionsli i 1 1 :ii. id imr tli,,
J'lglits of American citizens with firmness, acknowledg
ing me rignts ol orliers with generosil v, thev will
to Hie possession ol n new )ic;ire.
vorit i()Vi:v on vorit i.ii'K
The other day' whop 1-euclu'd home
I said unto my wife.
"1 know you will be luitppy. dear,
I'vo just Insuro.'l. :niy iife.
Anil so .If f Hhotijd meet my death
Tontorrow1 lei us- say,
A check for fifty thousand
Will be yours lhal very day.'
I knew 'twould make her happy.
So I took her hy tho hand
And walled fur Iho nnswor
And she said, "Wool that be
fcrand."
A cowman from Medicine
stepped Into a riuar store in
caco and asked lor a match.
".Matches," replied the clerk,
for sale, not lo cive away."
"Ilow much are they?"
"One cent, a box." .
The cowman lioiiKht u box.
Handed it hack afler takinu out n
match. "Here," he said, "put that
back on your slieir, and when a
ceiilleman asks you for u lluhl uive
one."
Ilow
Clll-
' are
and
Horse Fell on Back and
Plowed Up Earth for
Several Feet near Cove
(Special to The Observer)
COV'r,, Au. 17 rJrntts Bell, a
yomiR rancher at Cove, was seriously
injured ycstenluy while riding a buck
iiiK noise. lie was thrown iroin the
horse and iamled on his face. The
hoi.-e turned a scmersuult, landing
on the man's back and plowed up the
taith f;;r twenty feet with the man
pinned under him. When Mr. Rell
was finally rescued he was liound to'
be tcrribiy pruisetl. His hack wiisj
twisted aiul .several hones broken and I
it was thought that he was injured,
internally, lie was taken to the hos-!
pitul at I. a Grande and was still un-j
cunsi-iuus vweniy-iour Hours alter the
accident.
Ceoiec Anderson of Cove has bean
taken to the hospital at l.a Grande
for an operation tor aooendicitis.
!L
UNCLE SI HAS
Ell PROBLEM
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothes
The Finest of High Grade Clothing for Men.
Hold on an absolute guarantee of satisfaction.
If you KNOW good clothes you will suoe this appeal
to see a .complete new stock of the rincat ready mule
clothes in America. If you WANT lo know Kood clothes,
then wo extend an Invitation to examine our suits and test
them by direct comparison, style for style, and value for
value with any other ready made clo'.hus In America.
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX 'iJITS
Are Cheaper for Fall.
7i w -".",
fall
0 to
docks
flj.UO
Every new suit that lias come into our new
showa that tlie entlru line lor fall is from $2.G
cheaper per suit. .
Hart Schaffner & Marx uso the same quality woolens
they have used for years they put the sano snap, style
and fit Into their suits that made I lie line famous 2'l years
ago and you get the same guarantee of satisfaction.
Call and examine these new fall suits oilier makes, too.
?2G.OO to $55.00
ARMY SOX
Finest Kind uf Natural Color "Work Sox
25c Pair
Men who like the natural undyed sock for work will
find a splendid value ill these army Kox. .Made with re
inforced heel and toe in all sizes and very siii.-i.il at
25c air.
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Copyriiiut lVlf,liarlbchaiiacr.Mary
yuurs and one month and is survive)
us wo- He was born on July 1"),
1886, in Euffenc City, Oroepn, jtnil h
snent several yeaYs in this section of
the country.
( Hy AsHoelHted I'roHf.)
WASHINGTON. Aug. 17 Settle
ment .nf the bituminous miners striko
and the prospect of ending or sus-
nOlllfit1(r t lip nnt h l'Up ft rrtul IriL- .
broujrht the government face to face)
with the new problem of controlline;
prices of the augmented supply.
l FIND IT HERE I
I nttiiiniTHiinintTtitintttKtHiHtiniiitii?!
UN(;i:i;iN; n,i,i;ss
T A K lis JOHN lVIJLlt
John I.. Pyhum passed on Tues
day arteinoon at Hilcard at the con
lusicn of a lingering illness. Hij,
death was caused by tuberculosis. The
body whs tJtken to I,a (irande yester
day by the Snodtrrass and Zimmerman
UnilertakiiiK Parlors and the funeral
took place at Hilgard this afternuon
at three oVlork-
Mr. Pvbiit-n flier! nt the ;i"p nf M
NOTICE All persons havinc bilfsj
against Lu Grande baseball club
please present same to Oscar John
son. 8-10-0't
NOTICE.
If you want milk call
Dairy or phone IU0-J.
IfiiUsdale
8-15-tH
Weekly and often Paily shipment.-;
of candies are received- This is done
so we can guarantee freshness.
8-H-(it
NEWIJN DRUG CO.
No Adoption Legal in England,
In England the adoption of children
onnnot be locally secured.
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M'I1H J 1 1-
FORUM
ITEMS
; absolutely, to stand hv him. j
t 1 deletrate you to share this letter1
with all our Mcniliws. I
It breaks my heart to think of leav
ing all of you tried and title friends!
,nnd fellow workers. Kven more, if
. II may say s' to have the Field which,
LE'ITKII I-'IIO.M IIISIIOI' I'ADIHK K.I 1 "f as mv very own cliild, wlnmU
I I love lis a ford father.
Tlie following letter from llishop Knowing thai 1 ran rely on your
Paddock has been received by Judge s V'upalhy and players, I commend you
J. I). Sinter of l.a Grande. The llishop''1' i,";,'!t 'v k'epiug, trusting 'tl,,
asks that it lie read bv menihers of .'"1"'" ':u " l eader win. can
. St. Peters church, as well as all ol'"' '"""' ",:MI 1 "'"'e 'een abl,
his friends in this county. It is date.ll1" ''!' 1 'einaiii Willi greiil al'i'ettien
nt 'Ml Kourth avenue, Ni w Y irk Citv 1 'leveled Iti .ilu r ami Ilishnn
on July 2llth, and is as follows: I UOllIji; r I.. I'AIMKH'K.
.My Dear Friemls: As one of my
trustetl friends ami associate in the
Master's work in Knstorn Oregon. I
Inust tell you that I have reached the
conclusion mat l must resign as your
llishop, at the coming General i'on
vention in Portland.
1 have been with you in this diffi
cult yet wonderful Field for nearly fif
teen yents. Thoy have been years
of sorrow un, joy, disappointment ami
arcomplishnient yet very precieiis
yeni-s to me, for 1 have' discovered
ami proved many faithful friend,
most of all the incomparable friend
ship of the Master in tunes of loneli
Iiess and ureal need.
Kijrht years ago I h.-ut a serious
breakdown from overwork, ami in
Kmnre during the war, came nvar
onusuig again, l-or the n.isL t oi-j-tv.-ot i .. i ..r .t ... ,
Cun' l1""'" l"'r" f'KhliiiW against aii-itholl'.;ht that no other otvliai ds in th
uiiMhiivwn wnicn lieu ine tiv;. iin'y wi;l he allected. Ku
won iiemnis prositatlon hid rebru-l failed lo i
IN VALLEY
jTortured By,!
! Big Bunion j
! FOR 15 YEARS j
I Cured by Fairyfoot '!
My h us bit nd had boon troiihb'd 1 1
wil h a bunion lor 1 ii years. !
Not liiu ilhl an v ood until we
sent fur your l'nii font treat- 1
mi'ii t . 'I'lio bunion is now com-
pleti-ly mnn',- K. T. .Mnilie. I
Slop our Sill foi ioi;
Don't lot bll uions t rouble you
iinol hoi" d;i . I ,-'t us pro i lo 1
you. :ti our rKk. ttiat " Fit Iry-
foot" hrhii;s roliot ijo macir. I
Ilunion litoraily molts away. A J
free trial w ill ennvineo , you.
Easily applb'd. I'enniu wear- J
int; your r.-uulitr shoos without
itiscointort. Cot u ho of "Fuity-
fiKH" today. Knjny ittst.i lit p.iill J
roiii r. .Money ivl'iimb d if not i I
satisfied.
Red Cross Drug Store !
The Promise
of Tomorrow
Tlie possibilities of the future are the incentive
lo work and strive for the attainment -of soinc
tliiii"; wo think is in sight for tomorrow. It
jjives courage and strength to endure 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 huild upon it as a
means of garantee of the promise of tomorrow.
LA GRANDE NATIONAL.
BANK
Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00
SOUX1) UNLIABLE PROGRESSIVE
. '
2 :
I!
.eet 'You"
at
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY
BEACHES
OR ', J
NEWPORT
&3
Ey-the-Sea
Pleasure seekers hy tli( score are going there this
summer. Why not join (he merry ilirong'
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
ONLY COST
sf-'i ).7(
.a (irainle
a (Jrande
to
Tillauioo
Newport-
k ( 'ounty lleaches.
v-t he-Sea.
in and eii.jov
shi re resorts.
Write
Outdooj
for
the delights of these charniin"
sea-
It
ipy of our heautil'ul folder "Oregon
is lii'iimuiii"' full of ileinils about J'e-
tsorts including hotel and collage information.
I'i t further particulars ask local agent or write
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JO! IX M. SCOTT,
(ieneral .Passenger Agent
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring" results
ii.
Acconling to (V.umv Agent
veiy me noie micks tlie mice tiom
the h aves call ing tin m and the fruit
to fall off. . The daiiuuro is consider
aide when they are allowed lo infest
an oichaid and in tlie tw.i orchards
mentioned it is expected lo practicallv
destroy the clop.
I tecaution- are hcinir taken t.
! La Grande
! MATTRESS SHOP and!
; WEAVING WORKS j
I Mattresses of all kinds cleaned I
pre
rebuilt.
Kus
K. Mihor Henovatlnu.-j
and Fluff Hugs for
GLOW
Mill.
aiuinalioa
-.over sins of the mite
orchards in the vicniitv.
inf., led orchard-. nninb-r of
l's alteady do(ip,..l off.
difficult lo check tlie mile now
ni. -hards whole it liss appearcl
sprayiitg. II wever, s--me Mlcies
the use of one gallon
v,lr I 1- .,-1.1.. ... U.. .: ' "... ..! , ' ' .'" ' " W
...- iboc Jisos oi oi wnter or (hive pnual,
useful sevvice ahead of me. sulphur to :,o ,.,,llon--
ouice men i nae necn nine to' in .un
do nothing. j in i ;;e
ine nerve specialists tell me that; prune"
to o buck and go on wvuld piovci It is
fatal; that it would l.r practically com j in the
IIII.IU1K suicioe wnereas lo resign j
now and rest lor probably a year, Hun; may be hiel l.y
uie up a leuiuy tlilicivnt kind
thiv
I'arpi t nml l!ug Cleaning
Pvt.', SI. .Vl and up
Chas I'alwnrds. Prop.
I'hotie :'."o-W
SUPDOse I must nilmit I ho wh.,t
has really broken my heart and brok
en mo in body also have been the dis
loyal and .-Inml.ious (barges which
enemies have bivugth against mc
when I was rnstrat,sl.
I hope I can keep saying with the
-viaaler "I ather fuigive them C)r the
know not what i ey do."
It it a comfort, and atif ::!,
leave vou in carge of d-ar Ai-ch h
Vnn Waters, so efficient and a!
luyul. 1 rely on even- one tf
of ill
It h
lime
als'
kept
OS J!
the
recoinmendcl tliot echnrds he
well iiri.-aled thus giving the ire
chance lo coiuont Ihe iniomis id'
IH'st .
'I he n I mii.i has appcucl in th
Gl.idr.e Itonde vsil.y -.-veral ti'ne
In addition to the i asnUo co s il. i:
Were rpi'ilagr.d nl.out six week
11 t
diruh
.VlIVs
you
! it has aprcau d in other
s?v "C th, n rror. ol ..tl,
' ' '''" .,! nc th- ,,,
Oo'lH-h it s I ' -.' t 1 ,. , ,i ,1,.
jan.l plants of ii ut this tiaie.
ag
inl..
".'ted
111 lo- ItuiH the l.o, (, las
MARY
PICKFORD
in
"GOING STRAIGHT"
A (ragisli In lino
V coined., in
Saturday and Sunday
STAR
out.
WHICH IS THE GLORY OF WOMAN
If vim wish pretty liair you must give it the necessary at teiitinii. There are
to the charms of your hair. Shampoos,, Soaps, Hair Tonics, Hair Brushes,
Proper cleansing, brushing, etc.. will keep the hair fluffy and lustrous and
If vou favor no special shampoo, Ionic or other hair preparation let r.s .-
iiiauv things
Combs, Hair Nets, Etc,
pn vent it from failing
u.igtst .something. Our
stock contains every well-known preparation which is recommended for the care of the 1
nair.
Newlin Dr
ug Co
PHONE MAIN 40
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