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PAGE FOUR Thursday, August 24, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer Alt INDIOI'IINIIKKT Mitt Si'AI'Kll. Publish vA dully and w ! U 1 y nt 1 n Orande, Ort-K""- by In ;rniid Kvun Ins ObcnrvfP PuttllnhliiK Company. UltUCE DKNNIS, Editor. Sintered at Urn J'osiofllru at I. a (.Irmidf Oregon, an Bucund CIuhh Mull i:u.-r. Addrrss all rommiinlf-Htfonjt to THI; OHSKUVKH. 1416 Adnina Ave., L: Orando, Ort-jftm. On ealt In oilier rltloB- Oregon Hotel N'cwn yinml. I'urtland; Jnipwrliil Nnwn Kin ml. I 'or t land; Mullliuiiiab Nuwi .Stand. 1'ortlunU. si im nil"! ion nni:. Mr Currlrr. Pally, prr innntti 7"t Pally, pur thr.-o montlm jl'.-''. Daily, pT alx nm., In mJvfinco $(." Dally, ninjjlo cupy Br Mull. Pally, per yesr, in advance jr,.o Dally, nix month h, In hiIviiixh t Dully, thrt'u months In advance. ...Jl.t:.- D' il", p-r muiith . 5l)i: WWi.ly Olmervcr-Hinr, by mull, per year, In avancu $i.0n Kii-i in: it v ahhoci ati:i- rilKHN. Tin- ,;'M lnl.-.i I 'i . mm Ih i-xrluiv.l fiitiili-l l h.'-o I'or puJIW'iition of all n.-ttM (iir;itrt.rn .ndit.-d lo It O- not othi-ru if' n willrd In thla paper, and Ml mo thr local rif-wn pullinhd UmtuIii. All rlRlitH "f r-iMihl!cHti.,n or apuclai diHpittclnH Imtu alao are ruaerved. H'V AMI I IM rv OKKICIAI iMrr.it. Bible Thought for Today ST A V WITH THK I.Olil): - -The l,nJ is with you. while ye lie with hint; nml if vo mm k him, he will be found f vuu: hut if yi forsake him. he will for.sake you II. Chronicles lft: 'J. THE OFFICE CAT By j um US- AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINST GERMANY. "II'h tho little tilings that tell," said tho young lady an she. pulled her -younger brother from beneath the ho fa, shk ixvi:stmti: A woman whs I'liUTtaiuitiK nonif frii.twli) ,.i n u WCCIl Washington ami liorhll JOl tll;:jmity. Her Irropn-Hsihlu Utile diiunli- sl riliill" COM- !I' l,L,niv''l fiiuUh-HHiy until the? " i party wjih nearly TO is a While ilio Allies are milking another l-sp;u riiij effort to collect sonielhing from (Jennany in the wny of claims fnv wnvihinuifre. it, is interest ini: to consider the ai'Tcenient just entered into lie) collection of A merit trust. . . Hy the agreement referred to, there is a commission appointed, with (iermany and the United States each rep resented hy one man, arid with a third man, Justice Jay of the United States Supreme Court, acting as umpire. Germany is satisfied with this one-sided arrangement and well she may he. J''or there is nothing in the whole history of American claims against Jennany growing out (Of the World War that shows anything but the most astonishing generosity on the part of this country. What are the claims in question They are of three kinds. Tlicr arise from the seizure ol' or damage to Amer ican property in Germany, from debts owed as between nationals of the two countries and Irom damage in gen-ybnmiii eral connected with the war. And be it noted part H-ularly TAKES ISSCE WITH EVANGELIST J Kit It Y JET Elt. PORTLAND, Ore-, Aug. 18. Editor Observer: I am informed that the Rev. Jerrv Jeter has , been attacking' Christina! Science in hin evangelistic meeting! recent; y held in La Grande, and I Willi appreciate the courtesy of your eo-j umns in which to say a word in lepl.yj In assuming to explain to his audi ences what Christian Science ia andi what it teaches, Mr. Jeter exposes,!, not Christian Science, but his ovn prejudice and ignorance of the sub- ' ject; while the disrespectful and in- jSinuating character of his statement I about Mary linker Eddy, the discover : er and founder. of Christian Science, lis, to say the least, astonishing, com-j ling lioiu one who professes to follow' .and teach the precepts of Jesus, thV Master Christian. Certain it is, that Mrs. Eddy herself never set our critic , any such example of hatred and in tolerance. Christian Scientists are taught not to attack or abuse persons' or their . religious beliefs, fur they j endeavor to piacuce trie uoiuen 'Ituie anjl respect the rights and privileges of their fellow men; nor do they seek controversy with those who may not agree with them, but reply to critics wily in defense and to correct mis representations. The fact is that Mrs. Eddy pure, genue anu seii-sacni icing lived Bright-New Draperies 'A "Wi.'ll. ik'iir. what micst nuked riirlitiisly. ".Miininiiff Haf'l yon fared." replied the child It? the : two I One naitirulHilv Knet ,ad not 1 ""-'slc"1 1 ""stain mt, and wax so; oemed to aruuso tho child's curios- sP'';wiiiy-mindci a u. nave been a! Hy. k lnally hI.p walked twice vcry ; why channel f..r the discovery and alcwly around Hie Kiiet's chair. J'stalilishmcnt of ( hnstian Science m; lifc-lcnif service of love and devotion' to all mankind has been the means of! lifting MO 11 utiitwliirfl nf .(inflii,. i.m.i was!,. i .L... ' Just trylK t find tho other ae." '. iZT0ti L,. tards of the world, as well as brinir- nijf joy, better health and higher as- j pit aliens to millions of humanitv. sick' 'and weary of life's burdens. "l-'oi- which of these good works do ye stone me?" said Jesus. Mpney makes the motor go. , j .. 1 " ucnv oiai L nnstian Science heals ' uisjmiys Kms ignurarice Ol wnat II is i accomplishing, or else indicates n W'f know, a chap who has three ' prejudice so blind as to retuse to ac FOR EVERY ROOM-NEW COLORINGS THAT ARE FOR WINTER To tho warm and cozy livlnf? room In Hie win ter, nothing has inure to do with tho making of It than draiieriis, and those new ones wo are now showing arc distinctly for tlio coining seasons rich tones and beautiful designs that impart warmth and cheer lo the home. The fabrics are' varied in this showing cre tonnes In many different weights, weaves and qualities; terry cloth, transparent and silken ma terials. Many are wide enough to bo unlit. Tho wide range in prices will give some idea of tho variety to choose from, beginning at l!5c and ranging up to T 4,00 yard. Largest and Finest Drapery Stocks in La Grande Of course if UlOst 'the knee you puinjis. f you have wator might Iry wearing. and every i nliig ho has knowledge well-established evidence. to lake a grape basket and go over "rs. f-ddy organized her church "to the frniii iiiwii nml nidi in, i ho . coniniemorato the word anil works of tllilt llt'iirlv illl ol' IllCSi; t'lllLMIS ill'C lllt Hill iolial claims, lllll clKarelii, hulls the admirers of hisj011.1' .-Master, which should reinstate daughters leave there every liight.v 1 i, """ ll lusl ; eieineni. 01 neanng. i ue Piaster heal ed all manner ot disease and sin. und ri.it ri. i:xt 01 kstiox War. j "Say, ia." 'I'luii- oi'ii iniwlli' I'liiiiiK l'i:r ini'i'ii ciisii.mI linsinoss Insscs. "Well, my sun?" . , . .. i it .M. . "I look a walk I h run and tlit'v ainoiiiil al inosl; lo a lew IiiiikIi'ciI millions. As i,.,v i,iy ami i read mi ivii lii.il claims, such as iiniiht Jiave liccn rii't'sciitcil by. American citizens iL' (his country had remained out of the; tions on i "Well, "When pli burie !;h I he ceme t 1ms inscrlp- Ihe loinlislones.' what about II?" are all the wicked for the 10 or .r0 hillions ol' loss sulTered liy the Anierican rieoiilt! as a whole, from the necossil v" ol' i'iu'liliiir a war forced on llieiu bv (Icrinaiiy'iio claim has ever been mailt for any part of thai, 'or ever will be. There is (.rohably! wl,. .,,, ,,.,,. If u. .. no such instance o nalional liiaunanunM v on (lie iiart ol ,"' tins couuny would go on a strike a war victor reeoi'ded in history. did so by utilizing his knowledge of lion, the divine' .uuul. and what he himself did he declared "ye shall do also." Christian Scientists are find ing this to be 'as true and possible today as 11100 years info, nrovine- to the satisfaction of others ns well .'is' STRENUOUS LIFE. and do no enokiug or other house hold drudgery until certain tilings; were agreed to. That kind of slrlke would not last olie day. peo- menisci i' unit uie unine power wnicli i.iesus appneu so successiuily Is also available to each one of us here aud i now, il we will hut learn and obey ; Referring to (io.l, Job said, "Acquaint thyself with him and be at peace." in tne prclace to the Christian Sci ence textbook "Science and Health i With Key to the Scriptures," .Mi's. Kildy says "Tho those loaning on the J sustaining infinntc, Today is big with ! blessines." for thev lire neovinn. r.. llo not Stop. , th,.mnlv.. ll.nl ...h l,.l I.. P.. . u . i Millie as the following are not idle r'l,. i V " -- promises hut are humanly practical Ml le lour-ycar-old Margie, whose d demonstrable: "tied is our refuge big' Mister brought her chum hiimni..,r ,i,.,.nirh v..r- innni i.i ' :.. I1" l"'" "iKht; thoiiKht.lt would ; trouble.-(Psalm 411:1.1; "who for.-iv- be a great treat to. sleep .with Ihem , ,.ih ,.ll ihi,, i,,i nil:.... ...k i...i... i.".. . L 1. ..1. II II ... . nnu lietllt'lll an .1,1 ... ..... i'"' ..... !.-.."........;, ami ; 1 i . ein.-i in Liie , ...iiiii or (,oq is quick. s fea v verv colon ex. A ere v cell 1 1 r i s bi'ea ast . " .u """",.. i-M i eo. 4:i-) It may he doubled whether this modern civilization is so complex and strenuous as il is often represented. '.Tin; supposedly simple, anil -indolent, savage may live, and and probably does live, under a greater nervous slran thai t kvr nvoi'HKU. Anmi'itutii tloey,, v, , r- , -"i The lil'o oflhe savnue has been much uiisundei Sltllle In.ilishni look or ue born fools, soriie achieve ! ss and some listen at a grade crossing. "the and powerful' is, lo the savauo, usually a' prctt v complicated proceedinff And there is always llie clement of personal danger. lie Uever knows when some enemy hiding behind a rree vil' brain him with a club or some wild beast will bite him in two. Psychologists testily, accordingly, thai savage minds are more unstable, more easily upset, t han civilized minds. Life is a. veKy simple tiling for a civilizrd man with a iiiet. mind and a liltle money. Perhaps the very simplest life there is may be found in a modern city hotel. There one's fundamental needs are supplied at a word. The material machinery of life, indeed, is jrrowinu; i !.m ilt;x, as anyone can see. I!ut what most of the critics of modern civilization do not seem to see is that the whole vast, elaborate mehcaiiisiu is really lendiuu' to the simpli fication of human life itself. Having linili the cnuine,; mall can run, it al his leisure and take it easy. j MODERN SPIRIT-WRITING. " ! Ish,- nsked: "Sister, hav "Ves. dear. Then to III "Have you .Manninu'.'" "Sure, dear.' 'Well, lie p. . on ,tehty of room?" was (he reply. s,istej-'s chilnj.'; pleuly of ruom, .Miss both of you move our brother think find run heal sin but is unable to heal sick ness? or does he think Omnipotence , can heal only certain kinds of dis ases and cannot cope with others'.' Me-us healed one kind of disease as tci.'lil.' ns T.n'.ther .-ind inade n - dis- Pure Wool Batts $3.90 One hundred per cent pure virgin wjiol batts, wtight two pounds full bed comfort size. These are tho finest duality batts, soft, fleecy and white. They're priced at fU-90 each. v TO MOTHERS WHO WANT Reinforced Hosiery : For their boys and girls. "Willi the opening of school each year conn's a great drain on our stocks of childreVs "BLACK CAT" hosiery. Orders lit the factory will probably not be filled by tho ppenlug of school hence we advise mothers and all who want these celebrated and sturdy hose for their children to secure their needs early. BUY THE Cantilever Shoe For Stylish Comfort Ask Those Who Wear Them! . Tluve are hundreds of I-a Grande women who are wearing Cantilevers and who are con stantly recommending them to their friends and acquaintance's. Cantilevers advertise the m selves. If you are still uiiitequainted with the Cantilever, we'll he plari to have you come 'to our shoe department for a demon si rat inn . try rtne on IT you like. They are in both oxfords and high tshoes. "LA CKANOK'S CANT1L1CVEU STORE" tinction between organic anil func tional diseases, or chronic and acute, and neither does Christian Science. Chronic ailments are being successful ly healed by Christian Science as well as other forms of illness, and well nuthenticntod cases of complete and permanent recovery by Christian Sci once treatment have- been proven ir open court what our critic has said lo the contrary notwithstanding. Sin cere and unprejudiced seekers for Truth can probably find right there in your home community many living witnesses t verify the effectiveness of Christian Science in meeting all phases of human ills. TUICOnORK HURK1IAKT, Christian Science Committee on Publication for Oregon. Dogs Foretell the Weather. Prairie dogs seem to have some kind of knowledge of the weather, If ob servers at the New York zo.ib.gi.a! park are right. Now and then the large members of the colour loosen the earth round their lunmnls with their forercer. then shovel the soil up ward with Ihelr bind feet, other mom bers work inside the burrow, throwing out earth to aid in the building. When a dyke has been built, the animals stamp the earth down w ith Ihelr bends an amusing sight. As those opera lions Invariably take place before a storm, the obvious purpose Is to build a dam that will keep the water from running Into the burrow. T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards I!1'U TIIH WANT ADS! tlf she di.In'l Have her hair bobbed, ill' she didn't daub with paint. If she wore h.-r dresseH made ' reai h ;To where the dresses ain't. If she I didn't Have Ihat b:iliy voice, and ; .lusl as she should: On .Mm 1 1 1 i 1 1 k she'd he ils popular? 1 hardly think she would. to spoke IVssioii-ds time to see li as badly as III III. " I" lie a loni: erylblni; comes out expected. In politics third .parties are most ' platforms. "Is yo ur 'oartv visile ."Ves. sir great. Inline anie.l him husband i- of a I: ," opln asked the np lady. eil I he lady with the butler and I o'clock." Typewriting from an airplane by radio has been car ried to the point, where it is practical. U'ecent experiment; hy flit; navy depart nieiil have resulted in the direct trans mission pi Di'pewrilleu messages Irom llyin planes to re ceiving stations below. I he seiiilintj' board of the dev ice is much like an or- ,':m""tmmmiiiu uuu 1 1 n : mi rmtm dinary typewriter. Kach key is connected willi the radio I pixirx IT nrn t? apparatus. As a letter is struck an impulse is flashed to r UNU 1 1 HLKh. me receiving station, where the letter is recorded on pa lter. Only a few added details are necessary before the process can be reversed and letters radio) vpeil I rom earth to air. The importance of this modern spirit -w rit iut; ran hard ly be overestimated. The accuracy of the written state ments is far more dependable than Ihat of Hi,, ,,ue trans mitted by Morse code or telephone. In the transmission . . c . . . : i : i . 01 iiiiinarv orneis or re polls, or m liuslliess Jrli M M mmimtnttrmwimrmramraOTramm w.wn.n I'liiniMi, lushed io'i.ilm. ,,- , Orande. U ill i trade l'orlland hniu aims bin . here. oHhcr Willi, W. ltl"-l- lite. onfur ill I. a or will home Keeps i.i- ror this llliOl'K. Sum-8-L':'-3ti THE GRAFLEX The (lliAI''Llv" is known as the camera that docs the difficult things in photography and docs them well. These niacl'iines are equipped with the hioh speed anastigmat lens which makes good re sults less dependent on light conditions. Snap-' shots can even be made indoors when conditions are favorable. A MACHINE WITHOUT AN EQUAL si:h or ii window Red Cross Drug Store The Promise of Tomorrow The possibilities of the future arc the incentive to w'ork and strive for the attainment of some thing wc 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 it as a means of garantee of the promise of tomorrow." LA GRANDE NATIONAL. BANK Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00 1 SOUND RELIABLE PROGRESSIVE lion, il would Ik ist valuable. Ii will be easier lo avoid blunders with this method of coiiiuiunic.it ion and at the same time easier to place responsibility for blame if an Hiing goes wrong. Thus sciem-e places one more imcamiv tool in man's hand. The Spanish miinl n was dUcuvoi cd a.-l ing as 1 1 walker in a New York department store s.ns'he uontd rather be a floorwalker in New York than a count in Npain. "Whatever Spai ay offer a coiiiil, he .purns f,,r IS'cw York's counter offer. Maybe one reason why the St. Lawrence waterway project finds such support in the interior is that the Mid dle Wesl hopes the Ship.iu;; JJ..', will M., j.s ,.sses upthetireat Lake w it li their wet can;. os . . , , ' o A Chicago wiyjuau, has brou-ht suit to compel her lnw baiul to suiip.0rl her as e.iei oii.-lv ib I d ,1,. hi horses. Shades of lck.-.-.y ii H? . ltt' bet'o r fcl.an f IMPLEMENT CO. ojis dog; a lil'o- tle:0"er tv0n te !-(TS.9B rc ' FREE! One Keen Kutlor SUfcty Razor Free b each customer who puivha.-es one package of blades. ' 'haiice of a lifetime. Don't miss it. 08EG0J) HARDWARE Listen Neighbors-Health- The Greatest Human Asset In these days of business and social stress, people sacrifice. ton much of their mental and 'bo,li!v vigor. for this reason, your general health should be guarded verv closelv. When vuu are in dmi' abo"i,i ivour condition CONST LT A 1'UYSICIAN. 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