La Grande evening observer., August 22, 1922, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER'
Tuesday, August 22, 1922
La Grande Evening Observer, 'Let8 Ku-mtl
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REFORM FROM WITHIN.
' (lioiae .Statesman-)
Government "by the people" in the
United State is, on the rocks. We
lire killing the political parties tho
Ktese that laid our golden epgs of
Koou government.
The parties guve un political stabil
ity. They gave us convictions and pol-ieieH-
Thoy nave us cohesion. They
made it possible for people of the
communities and counties to work to
gether for the (food of the states,
'ihey made it possible for people of
the states to work together for the
Kuod of the nation. Hy brininjf pa--ty.
into clash with party, people of
one frame of mind into clash with
People of another frame of mind, they
made the officials of both groups give;
u-s something like good government. I
And now what have we :
In the words of Samuel G. IJIytho
who is as often right as most other
comrnentatuiu on political affairs,
here's the situution:
A . generation ao the Republican
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS- '
AVllO is ! P'"ty wax an organized, disciplined,
if; Komsive unair, wun un idea, un in-
' 1 00 NEW FALL SUITS
Some new spaper men lire like,
Kurds. Everybody driven 'em. I
, !
Lois of men oucht to wear tail
liehtB so those in a hurry won't
bump into thorn.
KooU Jaywalk
to tread.
whero Angela fear
LOOK CM.SKI,Y
'ihe people opsrutinir unuvrIf ho slchs with half-closed
V.iiH.iwin's indifference toward organizations out for
reform w as due to his belief that of ail i lungs iu need, of
reform the ordinarv organization stood loremosi,
' miinrr to rclul'Ill tile lX'tol'lUCl'S f lie wailieu 10 Know, jih . t.:lliKeiice and an incentive.
position was that reform of am.- kind must begin with tliel 'iay it h. m. ouutamiinsr prm-
pmmoii nun "' ' , " f ,. eipies. It is entnely opportunist. It
individual and that membership in an organization easn !, merely u title e.nbunmtKai -f a
miilit lead to the feeling that no further personal effort ; i"'t " supply. party de'im-
lU'b"'' jcnu iv n'- m ii.'j, -i ' lion to (jroups, uli-.s, cabala and lone
was jieeessarv, remarks the .Kansas Crty otar. bandits who inu.-.i have a iiesignaticn
j It. -I... 4....i: 4l...fiin l.l.u.l. In r..t (h.Mr n..m. ..n I h..
One ot tlie most common lanaeies is t..e jm,K ih-m;" ihe people opN, unue
from BOineWjiere OUtSlde, lrom SOinC fclipeiman, SOllie coin- ,t desiKiiation m Kuveoimentui lapae-
bii.ation of outstandin- characters, some system or new 1 Z;
ere is nothing nu-
Ki'IJUilitan parly ex
nstory: and the
in similar case.
(Neither h.is any piesent day virinty.
Iniejsctit day u-tiuiness, save as meu-
jiums Hr job meters to get jobs. TlfK LKAItMCI)
1 hat's a sweeping, awe-in piringl "Lay down, pup.
-ha( a.tei izai! .it ct a political situa-i That's a Rood do'ie.
jtioii- J-ut n.Jthing so much iroves il I tell you.'
V.r..r;n ,wl,w,.i.,1 nr,W Kin. nosed to 1.0 made 111) "ifl t.,uc.."R ." '""!KHv1"' ...of I 'Mistr-r. you'll l.a.ve to ay
yv-vjjuuiiv v ivi...- -.v.,, ' i i - - i line itcpuoiican puny in jna eouiuv, down. jiei
biimtion of outstanding cUaracters some system or ne ----.world
order, is going to come any needed or desired change. , fortius imhK. 'itu-.
AVith the average individual, it is always ''they" when-f tlZ
.there is thought or talk of what ought to be done, or what Oemociatic pai ty is i
may be done. And the "they77 is usually vague in reier
cuce; sometimes it man mean the government, without any
thouirht of who is nrimarilv r'si)onsihk' for the quality oi"
government; or it may be used to indicate some mysterious I
tVes,
The while her hand you pross;
Don t think she fell, you noVer cuu t
tell.
It may be billiousnesa.
"Woman Alwavs rays," av n
hnadliue. Not when she can have
it chargvd. i
For Men and Young Men Who Like Fine
Clothes Finest Selections Ever Shown
-Men who like flno quality In ready made clot lira, and
WHO like to bco the su-its as they aro when Ihey buv
to try them on and examine them, will appreciate, the
line new stoeks.of suit aiuH ovCTeoats that wo have just
received, pearly all are our famous
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
Suits and Overcoats
tl. Alitn,,.'Sh ",'.Cr Ura other makes oo but none but
the finest quality. '.,
All wool fabrics.
Finest hand tailoring.
.Styles that have set the pate for the season
lliuThi " ' ""arantee of satisfaction. y
lhes t Iiiks with Hart Schaffner & .Marx clothes
Come in and see th .h..i ,
Suits rungo lu price from '
$25.00 to $60.00
to 155 uo season start at J15.0U
BATES-STREET
SHIRTS
(iuarantecd Fast Colors
Many pleashm new patteilis in
dress shirts ot a liner 'l'"-
colors that are fuel and fabrics that
are durable and wear.
These aro dress shirts without
the collurs and with the soft Krench
cuff. . , rn
1'riced from $1.00 to J4.50.
I'll
1-ay
Lay
Idaho.
In Ada county, Idaho, a Rroup of a woman went
political ..pp .iluiiist., n bloc, a cabal, 'summer and left t
a. lint; un.ier me i.-t.-puoucun party I milkman, readlns:
Bnston terrier.'
down,
down.
Lie
intnvests nlwavs workine: toL'ether: or it ma'v denote noth
ing more definite than just "conditions." Too seldom is
4lw i.oui.i.1'11 with wli.-it "'we" or "L" oiierht to do.
; ' How to make more general the feeling of individual vo-Z-j;! 'ZS t?
SIJOllS 1)1111 V 111 a COlllliiiiini v, .Mim: or mi- rinnni, j.- ciii;.-h- -- a,,.y,-,mtter 3igll. ..w didn't."
, j , . ', , , . 1 ,, ship, i;;:t 111 the face of leprencntallve
of the greirtest modern firoblems. flow to make common ;Kmt.imm,nl H mls BUbsclil)cd to n A( vr IIKT
nway for the
slKn for the
Don't leave
41k. i.ninii.f inn Hint rcfol'lll. an illinrovement of conditions system ol eiwiions that pretends to
. 7 i uike the place
in any manner, must come lrom within rather than, lrom a haa dw.ven
nen i s" mat sweet an' ten-
.1 partisan onvcmians. lie an' fflneel-like look in a woman's
1 itself over wholesoui- faro i .,. hnn.,11.. ....
without is a question not vet answered. nen x lie answer "y lo i""a.pie mra nas wrn-K-jiu a man she lets boss her."
., .., i i i A ,.i j . il me r.aities in America and broujrh.;
comes it will be more magical by iar m its iiitluence on ,ho CUI111iii of chaos, the duett pn- -How would you test home brew
modern life than ever has been steam, electricity or anv of "'IP'-. . . , . !'o see if there was any wood alcohol
, , . TI . .. . . s i Hi pubuanl-iii is n matter of prin- i , asked the old ,mt
the marvels ot. recent progress. Hoping for it may lie 0ipie. not ot nun. Republicanism in- --why strain it throuKh' a silk
Only a delusion; but it is a delusion that must not be check"! ,U,,,J. ''i;',1'."" 'te'lm- and handkerchief and see if you act anv
.l l,...,........,,.,. lw. .,r l.-....ivl,..l.r,. tlw. .Iiifi-..iw' r.." " """V' l'i'iiters, replied the
VII, J. Vy 1 n t . I I , I' ." ' 'I 1 ........... .fc,v ,. lllCIMSl-1 , 1-3 pilUlll.UO.-l ill IIU'l -
.niiciKuw.iwi.a of tin. i linir c MliSiPiwf' nmv ovi'iihiM v inn'" ltcpuoican piiiicip.es no amount
.. 0 , - o(,
results.
o
"
men. -
f"d I ue up i
:mif jliHtiTTra.
Copyrifht 1922 Hart Schaffner & Marx
TIT
young soak.
with
So Jfarding may not run for a second term
are two wavs to look at the matter
troubles get to him
doctrine. It we had
ancestors how come we
didn't inherit their glands?
BRINGS SUCCES
S
aiejment. no weaimir ol oartv labe .s.'n.; . . ... . . .
,w liinmihtinn f .v m: . lNI . nlT,'(ll,'
--, r .......... .. " '.monkey
t M 4i ' hani 'J'the 'spoke truly when he
ell, thereisnid, "A hirc pioportion of the ..
'ttint these' put,'tans ne cumr: continue,
i nd i'ibl v iv:i nis; f'ttr 1 lit mi let life t awill. ;c uin ' ttir thm t iu
i ii ... ... j- t i ...i. ii... i i i lA.ii. r.vititv h4 t.nt. n-cnM.mc a cs' 'h(re 1 keen the cake.
.u.,,LUl.. 1,1,1,1 11 l'""1"' V" 1 . """"''"f "UMe.y nominal Republicans. Not' Johnny "Funny you never blame fromi-Ieted their renorts of fi o Mr"
...w ., ,,t nice a any tuse
missing; It's always me."
(By Associated Press)
IIOSTON, Aug. 22. Survey com-
Iltll.Ann r1 t h n l'nl,..,tnn 1 n.-.nnntu
. , ., AN,.:Vl S,:" "'!V i League. Investigating business con-
Mother- Now member. John- cerng , 28 8laie!, an1 , Canada
ny, there s a ghost In that darkiln whii, inrt.,rii h,.r.S nr
,vails and conflict is unknown, have
it he reallv thinks some other man could lead hetter than 'true Kepubiicans, they yet try u dom
he-is doing, he is to be admired for being willing to step fS'SC:
llsideW J 4' 8 ' " 1 C i Icr.its and Jim .lams where they belong
Vou can buy amusements
pleasure they come from without.
nut you cannot buy hlinlne. and
is not equipped to make a com- chapters sent delegates. The re
plete canvass of all the concerns i!ipoi-t of the committee in chargo
the United State., and Canada In I will be submitted at the 1822 con
which Industrial harmony prevails; i veutlon to be held at New London,
but certainly the fact thai, in every Conn., September 8. !l and 10. Tho
case reported, success ill business i lid chapters which have been organ
and industrial harmony have gone ! l.ed since tile 10 21 convention will
hand in hand with action based up
on the principles of man's brother
hood with man, is a straw which
probably indicates the direction of
the wind."
These surveys were authorized by I
the annual convention of (lie Lay-; these annual conventions of Unitar
nien's League, held ill September. lau laymen the only minister prcs
1921. at Narrangansmt Pier. It. I., lent tonus to preach the convention
to which lfifi of the league's 212 'sermon.
be asked lo make surveys before
the final report, with conclusions
and recommendations, is made.
Other league and chapter prob
lems and programs will he discussed
"without benefit of clergy." At
veys, covering both the -very largest
Industries and also many which
though small, aro renresentative.
and and tho "one outsandlng fact which
OUt. .f.'vlatt in ornrv aini'lo .it.'' uita mm.
Th tiinn hn i-nnn, fnr rnl l.r..h.i 'Hut VOU cannot buv ho tinln.i... n'.wl I , l.. .
. . , .1 i 111 1 ii . t I ,,. r ,. I . ... --.-i-i ...... iioilliceu oy lilt; league hs lOHUHS:
aVCCOKIlllg lO necii'iai'V J lUgllt'S, WHO IS a JU'CU gooil i iiepuoncans i:i save tne party mnciim- touicNi uiey come lrom within. Tho managers have acted uponj'
T?illi(ist':ill,l stanils tiboveiniv l.ossil.li. Tfl.l'o:wli or t.-lillf. f" or iwrtyiineiplcg. The time i..,.777, ...,.. ....their consciousness that all who'
... ..... ...... . . . , - - ........ s conte to gne new virility o xnei ain't sin "w .... . , ork In their organizations arc fel-
Senator eWl)errv Was the Victllll (t a Hither jlCCUliar hlW, Kcpubiican patty and to the Demo- J"st "" l. 8ln"-' movies. ,ow ,,, beings brothers and
whii-ll'was misi'oiistnieil when Vewberrv- was i-oiivicti'd l-ratu-nai-iy as well, luaho's govern- tl irlt of tne Illaut:Pr9 is also
nil -ii 1 1 . I ,. ,l'!.m-t is a wav, ,,.3t when there is al The truly good man will go to the )ril ,)t iha t nlajorlty of
TlllS Will clear the matter lip 111 the minds ot man V. J Jilt 'sharp clash between the two orgamza-.'-'eei in church rather than let his the wor(ers
..... 1 . ' . Ii ... ..-irca tl,., .. I,...,1 lllilld Wiin,i,.r n llw i I (iue woisem.
The I nuarian Laymen s League
Th
siity, hasn't the Xewbery case been fine for the sensational
newspa'cri i
(, :
Hons, it was never worse than wne'i",,,lu wanner on me price of hogs. I
the diie.'t primal y ruined one party.
staggeitd the i.ther and brought the Joe the Plodder says that Olio of
sort of guerrilla politics to Idaho it has, "le big differences between a man
carried to ihe rest of the nation. iand a woman is that thi nnin ..un.
KllOWing . .T. lilirke as we do it IS Sate to predict that 1,u'u' ,mvi' l,ein eflorts to read non-.shop without buying somelhing.
.1, i". rt i ': l i i i i a i , i i - Ker.ubiican principles into Republican ,
the tire which did heavy damage to his steam laundry in ,;aiioims before. The statesman has' , i-iikk
Maker Sundav w ill not stop his business, for .Mr. IHirke le' 'iiii'g to join ;hc fight for real1 ''' " the evangelist said some
, . , ,, , , e , , , . ; Kepublicanism a (rood many times in Powerful mean things about the
belongs to that class ot men w ho docs not expect a ro.syitK history and it is willing to go ;.: v"- Thinkers last night, didn't he?"
path Ot least reslstalll-e 111 lile and is Used to surmount in r again to help save the party. .More ! Hunt. "Do y reckon
obstacles.
than Ihis. it is willing to fight to save an ol em waB i here to hear him
,b-.lh pailics, for, to insure good gov-1 -o. growled Cap Johnson of
eminent .in this tountiy, experience1 Huinpus Kidge. who had but lately
as shown that we need them botti.ioau a jower wttli his wile. "A Free
two J.art!"s tf nearly equal strength 1 ninKer Is a filler that hain't lllar
with iiartv lcsponsiliilitv and Party lied antl don't have to go to re.
di'oiplinc. Ivlvals.''
nicnaci d. America is men-, .
icd by a piinciple that kills the.par- Well, that'll be all for this time.
counts in this instance, but it i the hn.tlierlv IVelimr fos- (,r to support it; but let them not'stutt these ',iav' ,',"", "'
tercd and develoiied during the liittine; that is priceless".?'"0.,"'. K'i,l":lir:'Ms: ,'"'l.1,'t .,h,?. rrai. fn.-t supply. ' miess relief icomes
, m iinMu.iiis iv.uv ukii iii.iuniin i i-iMiit r itlHl a i (;(. ii ni- u,. u-h.li,:
I III I llf
One has to admire the fine old spirit in the 1'romise
country. When tin- grange of that communit v derided
it wanted aiew hall everyone turned out and cut log.s,"i.iaho Vs i
with which to Inula it. It is not the value of the logs that
-o-
Sliooling at sunrise is none too severe for the fiends
who pulled the spikes on the .Michigan Central railroad
causing a train to wreck burying the crew under tons til'
teel. .Such crimes as these hardly need a court when the
'guilt is once positively known. j
.ue tmir
unclean hands ami fight
staum hv to save btpai tisanism .am!
sane government for America.
liA.NMtt TTl'V .NOTH F
ast lis Ihey :
ie accident
when it is
gets under
In the District Court of the I'nitcd
States for tile l'it;ict of OreC-oll.
In the matter f t A. .M.Kvoy.
bankuipt. In llanki uptey No. H tUsT
To the ( fciilois of C A. M.-Kvoy.
i f l.a liranie. I'nion t'uunty, in the
Slate and 1 list net nfoiesaid, a bank-
"'nViTK-K IS IIKKKP.Y tilVKN. that
on the l'.nh day of August. 1'.'2, the
.aid t' A. M. W v was du'y adjuoi-
Icatisl I'.ank'.upt. and the first meeting
..f his cri. 111. us will be held at tile of.
... ., lice of II. K. Hion, Keferee. iu the
lc:i ' K .Hll:it i ... , .. ... , . ... i . , .
1 , . . i - .-. c Oley i.i'.g , ai .a vi I aouc, i 'icgno, I'll
thus -may uae iicen a resilient til Oregon out he did not i " enneMiav. the nth dav of September,
act like it, for there are so many hot springs scattered over TtiZ 1
lilt' Slate one sunn parns illt how I'.-n- l. ., hi .,i,i.,. .,,.! .ituiul. nnv. their claims, amioint .1
11 r...vl... PV-UIIIMO t(.. ailkl'MKl ll.ll
iiaiiait Mi.ii other Vusiness as mav
" (j J piojK-ily cimih beire tlu sa: i nuftin
To get a seven pi.int buck in tw.i hours afi.-r ....r....,.1i..Ki:.!.,.l-'.:...
uie env is innicalixe ot ece cut oiin hi ..s ., 1,,,,,..... i.Mlila
Those who insist on riding motor cycles as I
are made to travel should take a lesson from tl
lover at .Millon. A motor cycle is dangerous
standing still but it. is hazardous the moment it
full speed.
o
that Icllow who fell into the hoi soriic
ing one.
enough to work up about two more
pomes and a dozen lor s whoens.
lie pretty hard on you,
It's fioluta
learesl.
.o ut buck in two hours alter hming
C of excellent (lllalilies as :i liimlci-
X.veii 1 oin Koseol Narkey will admit that is
good hunt ing. s :
Kef. n c la W.
n. nuis: e sworn to .-n bank
l.!a: h lil.-ic tliinc.l
It
lie li
mill
' cl-
J'ortlaud's exposition caravan has made 1
trip and returned home feeling that it was wort
fort and thatMhe show will he held.
Over at Union moonshine is found under rose bushes
ami among the growing vegetables, l'lobablv gives it
a "blooming'' good taste f
. o ,
rtmumra
J FIND IT HERE
aummmnn:mt:ntmtinnitrmnrt
NOTIl'K.
If you want milk call Uiilsilatc
inity or ph-iiie ;Mo .l. S-lC-iiti
ieoile t
1 l'ecol'tl
Jt is mighty hard for congress to urge
to wjtrk and accomplish something" with tin
nifde for itself recent lv.
o .
r Toniorrtuv is (be day to settle the railroad stii!
Jew York. Let us ;tJl hojie tJiat it is sell lt d.
NTH UN'S CAS'DIrS are
fresh, pine and cool.
.11 ilea
S-.'l-:
it ha
WTi:i Kuruished or unfnr
nlslo'd i-ii'.uie or rooms in l
llr.iti.le til -ut in- hay, or will
Cade Por'l.iinl home for home
! . :. . i:i:i !..- K, .p. ,.( lor this
ni' r- S . I-"- HlioCK. Sicn-
III I' lile. -J 2-3t p
4 r? 4-(?
Newlins New-Arrivals
Soap Lake Shampoo
Sua 1 1 Lake Soap
llouhi;aiits Perfume Ideal
Cieiuc an Citron
t l.enioii ( Ycaiil)
l)jei-Kivs Cohl Creani
!.i'r-Kiss anivhinor t 'ream
.Mary (ianlcii (',,1,1 Cream
Mary (ianleu Vanishing
Cream
Ahnond Col,l Creani
AhiH iul auisliiiig Cream
GRAFLEX CAMERAS
TIII'KK IS NO GCESSINC; WITH
A CRAKLK.V
When ynu fok in tiic huod :it thr tp
vi the camera, ,yi sit tin- pifturc ynu
ac Hlwitir tn take jut as it v. ill appear iu
t'ic ritiislird print. Yon c:,n w;itch ihe
clunniiij; ccinpoitiin or cxpri'itm till
you thr pirture exactly ;is you want
it, thru a lip!u preMirr on the rt.'.ir,
-m.l t'.f pit ttirr i- M-curcd.
T!.r trflifX I'iK';il Planr SliutttT wnrk
. t r.ry rc from "tiiiir to ultc-tmr
t'ioi: -inJ'.h of 4 M-cond.
Id i s jkoiv ynti Amv the Crujlf x ivUl
:.uih the HhJ of pietnrcs jtu Jut-ve
ti-cayj iLtiKreU.
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Promise
of Tomorrow
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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 by opening a
savings account with us from a small portion
of your earnings of today and build upon jt as a
means of garantee of the promise of tomorrow.
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Don't miss it.
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Turn the Corner
Save a Dollar
and
'
FOSTER SEAL FAST GLASS JARS
Glass Tops.
place but arc cheaper
The fruit comes in contact with nothin" but
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a nine more in the lust
in the long run.
Pints, complete .-.
Quarts, complete
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GROCER
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