Friday, August 25 1922
" PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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La Grande Evening Observer
AW JXDEI'HNDUNT M;V.SPAIKH.
Puhlishtd dully nn1 wix-klv t
Grande, Oregon, by J -a iriil- Kvm
lev Observer ruMlchinK tympany.
BRUCEJ DKNNlti, Editor.
Entered at the loMoffl:e nt La f.runile
Oregon, aa Second Class Mfitl JJiUur,
Adf1rp all comnjuufcntlona t TIO0
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Grande, Orepon, '
gUIISCHIPTIOIV flATUS.
II f Ciirrlrr. ,
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iJally, per thruo jiiunilm
Daily, ptr six mo.. In advance
laily. single copy ..
Ur Moil.
Pally, per 5'ear. in iiJv,iw
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Pally, three iimnt m in advance
Pally, per month
Wxfl(lv OhnerviT-Klnr. bv mall.
per year, in avancu fl.dn
7rn
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CITY AM roi'VI'V OFKIU1AL
i'Ai'i;it.
Bible Thought for Today
THi: I'KINVK OK J'KACK: For
unto us a child is horn: and the cov-
urntiKiit hhiill he up n his shouldci:
ami his name whall lit called, The
Prince of iVat-r. 1-uiali t;i.
'THE PEOPLE'S GUARDIAN.
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIU&-
Pre-Convention
Sidelights
Olio good thing iihout those small
in ii h taclioH anyway Is that they ilun'l
droop.
"SI your son's a contractor? What
kind?''
'Debts."
At the American Dar Association convent ion in San
Francisco, there was a demand for a better understand
ing of the law' as 11m guardian and defender of the people
and the champion of equal rights for all. There is need
of such understanding to replace distrust and eoiiteniit
for law, but it can only lie arrived at through cooperation
to make the law trustworthy.
Only as statutes aro well devised and promptly and
honestly executed will they 1 o a defense to any people or
urotect the rights of all of them equal!1,-. 'I'hose having' n i not rir us t criticize those
1 " ; birds who Insist that their ancestors
these matters in charge must adhere to the highest staiid-,woro monkeys.
ards ol integrity and intelligence.
In turn, those who need the law's prole.
'only he encouraged and justified in seeking it, they must
be taught their share of responsibility in making it worth
seeking. They must understand more fully that the
choosing of the men who make and ail minister the slat utes !"' k"1
rests with them, and that as they choose good noii or bad! Mother
men, these will be. a protection or the reverse. Respect
for and obedience to the laws of the land must be the rule,
too, or the best of laws will fail to protect. Any citizen
can easily find plenty of illustrat ion lv looking around for
them.
o .
Itev. Rom of the Presbyti-rlnn
church haa hit upon a happy Idea
in connection with the entertain-
iment ot me uoki.-. i 1,0 .nm.
about the church will b provided
I with seats, thalm and tables and
the like In 1111 nftort to make the
lawn a rest park for the visitors.
Next Tuesday morning a sub-committee
from the Ad club will round
up the necessary cars which will he j
used In provlilint! transportation!
from headquarters to room assign
ments and 111 the valley rido of,
Friday. -Mr. Karl Stoddard is in j
charge of the llstlnsjs.
Many are. tailed but few gel, up. W. A. Richardson Is building ;
palm trees and sketching ileiert ,
scenes night and (lay in ins snop
on Jefferson avenue. Ho has every-
thing so arranged that the street
decorations which will make Orien
tal thoroughfares out of tho city's
main streets, ran he iput together
over night and a day.
The burglar motto seems to ee
'wlieru there's a till there's a way.''
When money talks no onu stops
to ei'jtici.u its grammar.
If it beo can sting like the devil
on a diet of honey what would he
do on a diet of lemon Juice?
ANNOUNCEMENT NO. 1
' FOR BOYS
I! 1
High School Suits
Tht-' mrrat Aim iiiiiri umatour n-
llllisl 11N J,,'irrt l huiw (llsfiU'led Ifuinc brew-
i iiK i or int: i iiuiw.
iluhn I. naH lio wants to live un
til In; is . Hid year old nwaiihe "Mta
Ik no'DUed wllh Intt'ctr-st." Alwst mvn
wa nt to dli fur the name reason
tirt-d of paying it.
Now, Vlclor. .what doiss
a rlcvcr, nko lilt If boy do when
In is in a tniincar and sfcg an old
lady who has hi and up?'
Sun- "lie proieiiclrt hu is asluep.''
STEALING THE "IVIDENCE."
K. O. -"I went up the Hudson
for A rest during tile vaeatlun and
met a most beautiful girl."
O. K. "Then what?"
K. O. "You can Imagine the
rest."
..,.,! .lack "You should have
And now it seems that some one has entered the o.Hiee iieieu nm that iiuurter-iniic."
it- state of Oregon , l.',"""',, u ""l "'" ""e '""
none rate easei .lack
:ivs liiuiself it 'bat you
'I'll be darned
' c all 'em.''
of the I'ublic Service eoinmissiou of
ami purloined n valuable brief in the tch
a brief which (.Yiumii.ssioncr Kerrigan
required two months of his valuable t hue to write. Thctv-.
tore it must have been worth its weight in platinum, lor
II r. Kerrigan to all appearances is a valuable man and his
time. is worth a price.
Who stole the brief, or was the brief stolen ? These are
the questions which excite (lie inward feeling of the On-ff;;
his check. " ' -''
ruder our niarvelniis s'slcm of y;vcriiineiit. wherein
cveiH'tiiK! lakes a hand when he feels like il and lays
Bt'f'll
it
know-
Local window dororatorH nro
Kcheiniiif,' a whole lot thotto davH in
anticipating of winniiiK the honors
and the cash prizes that have boon
put tip for the host welcome win
down. A dozen v'ry tempting win
dows, any of which is liable, to win
firm inonry, are now in the makin;:.
Those must bo up by Wednesday of
next wet and In judeecf before
Saturday nlKht. Cordial wlcrome to
visitors must ho the predominatini;
note,
Muetinpa ' every other nifiht nre
now In order a in one Miohu direct
ing the blK -coii'Milion. Another
meeting will be held at the Ad club
headquarters tonight.
J. II. Keeney. O.-W. agt-lit, heads!
the reception committee, and wit h
the assistance of sevetal clays com-1
inittocH, will be the hig chief greet-1
er at the depot and direct the visl-.
tors from trains Into waiting cour
tesy ears provided by tho Ad club
and be hurried to headquarters and.
from there to their headquarters.;
Guests will enter at the main Y. M.
C. A. dour,, register, get their in-1
h( ructions, sou vi iiirs, etc., and he
assigned to Hoy Scout guides who i
will usher them to their quartets.
Hoy Scouts are uoing to ,plav an
important part iu the parade. They1
are the ones to whom Is entrusted
the maintenance of red flares.
Nearly 5UU fuzees will be used in
the line of inarch and the Boy
Scouts will keep them burning.
Sizes 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 Year
Long Trousers
$18-50 and $22-50
Wo promised big values Iu boys' school suits this tall and
we're surely going to have them. The (list shipment was for
boys who wear long pants suits.
These suits ranee from size 3! or 10 years up lo size 36
or 20 years.
They are guaranteed all wool suits, fine tailoring, lined
throughout and finished perfectly. The styles are belled with
Mails Iu the back liku the men s styles for fall, patch pockets, etc.
AND TWO PAIRS OF
TROUSERS v
All the belter suits at J22.5U have two pairs of trousers
blues and browns mostly now. Othe r shipments will follow.
We want every mollicr and father who Is outfitting tile boy
for school to see theso suits they're by far the finest values
we'vu ever shown. ft
Come In und see them early. M8.50 and $22. 5U.
New
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Suits For Men
Arrive Daily
Prices are Lower!
Come in and See Them!
BOYS' "KAYNEE"
SHIRTS AND BLOUSES
Will Not Fade
Mothers who buy "KAVNKK"' blouses or
shirts for their boys are; absolutely sure of
the colors.
They can be rubbed, scrubbed and even
boiled,' The buttons are good and well sewn
on, and they have no bothersome draw strings,
""KAYNKK" garments are sold exclusively
ftt this store. They cost hut little more than
others but they're guaranteed to be more.
Another little bit of courtesy to ,y court nml "'"kea himself gener-
the visit,, r will ha ,Bur ally usctul, the burden of blame for
service from the Western Union un-i"" ,he ro"nt' business good or bad
der direction of Hoy Scouts. This l'""lnR upon h,s shoulders. When
service will be free to Dokles only I "-: "as on t ie oanoi to in-
" crease the salary- of this office the
tests will be features October 5'nconle "y a vols of four to one re
nin! 6 during the Oregon Inter-ifu8Pti ,lle '"erease.
Now turn to the city administra-
l.a Grande has a city mun-
UHY I'llliV WKNT
As the Sunday school teacher fil
tered she saw leaving iu great haste
a littl evirr'a'n'd her smaller brother.
"Why. Mary, you aren't going
iiwkv''" she evil,, inieil In siirnrise.
"I'lelhe. Miss Anne, we've not to iBtato fair here
Mini- lno aerricK pole raising contest ; lion
ollectlon. hi uie inn- grounds on i tiger and the office nnvs Jnnn
..... ui vtiuBiT a. iaa per- month, or thre
pays
son raising the1 pole single haiulcfl !
in the. best tltno will be nwiwded t itv nh m,
a cash prize of $20. Iltv onlv. Thn citv n,fl.,fl,nr
Horseshoe pitchers will vie in n'vin thn ,nfr..
iv i ijw i;it
I have a little inultir car, il's the
apple of my eye. If you know me,
VI til 'II "lleks I lie U ill. I nf !-,) I'll
'i.... i.... 111... .1 n..4.. . i ciimesc, I'TUav morn nc t m..... a o.n t...i.. ..
i t ( , i j I i. ; i I j . " J n i.mii-f unr nit- w:i, " ,., .,, , ' . " "lc v-uiiuiy JUUh" linen HIT IIIU
1 1 1 i J in Winn in, .ill, ,iiii iL'in n ciiTini. diil in iiiiiijifK rinliiitor brans; now vou know r 1 lulia,i""" "'noe pueuer county; the citv manager goes over
election no provisions were made for replacing law hriclV'"'t kind it k you win' not ,H"l(.n0l"K??1,tf ,'!'(I,n.uTon'rsLtl w"' .,,uith0 ,Uy'8 b's,n n tho conn-
i ' . . . . . i,i itsif i i,..t it u.w'.h,, i,,ifi,i hint " lo any one living in the statu .iv turtle ... n, nn......-u
lint were Ntolen bence accoriliier lo Dan kc a her and n ..... i ...'..i i,.!The rhamnion will ho nw,i,-,i,.,i n S,',,.,,,.,.. n, I
..I . I ., i. I I..,. ,..,,.! ...I... I,,. ,, it,. I i, thai time t's ,'ii in a imist everv , 1 " "-'- '-l
jinn in in.-, ii.ii in i , i 11. i ,-mi..ii ,,, ,i Mi ,., , , , 1M ' . . , ,. .., .,,,. Walter .M
i: l ... i i ... ..i i i ... i.. .:..r. ..r . i
1 foil item to i-tioo.se .sotiieoiie in
were stolen Hence ai,eoriiiur
be another elee-
jual'il the liriels ol leril-
jjan, and then it; minld be necessary to have (bit
on this job anil a helper for each shift. Oh, we
forward or backward miij'htv fast, so lei the
slogan for the next elect ion be, "Wl
brieff"
o
Itind of 111,'ss.
the cushions
The
torn.
top
the
I'ier
tires
all
II Is rumored that 1 1
democrat: cnndl-
calls over the city and within the
city limits, lint the county judge
drives the entire county for the sim
ilar purpose; the city manager pass
es everything up to an honorary
commission who does the deciding
on what move lo make on Impor
tant questions, while the county
judge presides and votes on coun
ty questions often having to make
an individual decision on matters
when court is not In session there
by taking all responsibility which
the manager's office of the city
doea not have to take in city affairs.
Now. what I would like to know
is: Are we a Just people.' Are,
.n .l.. fi,.? A,-., u- n.,,,.l
one max too much or the other
'man tml Utile''
The city commission, as I under
stand It, sets the salary of the man
ager without referring that action
lo tho people. Is that the cause of
the difference in salaries for theso
two positions? And Is it right?
Understand. I am not discussing
the men who hold the offices. I
am speaking or the positions as they
exist.
County und City Taxpayer.
dale lor governor, who. will speak "
,j'ts:wrappert with wire: it s been turned "' l"" r"lr 'hat day.
over III tun,"! !mi I w ee It
al'C UIOVlllH' j atlre. j sprung the axle hadlv .' "f. 'BslPlla Ford Warner, mem-j!
C,'llllliai"'ir nlce. iii running o'er a cat: the'. r "' ""' bygienic hourd, will be j !
K. il I s IM"'I1 IOSI lOI IIIOSl SIX l"hv ',ao niui iug
Cl'l'lall S ni ii il t h s, I don't luiow where it's nt. !M,Iltsl J'""'l.'y. All babies nt the"'
.One fender's turn completely off il :''!''',"" Hint day will b encored freoji
Iran into a I reel: the Ian won't,"' i ne contost will be held I
work, hut I don't care, that doesn't
TT mT, T-r,T.rT-,fI,T.TrT-I TrTTT1 t,-,t !l,nlii,'r uie. -',ir wlien she feels
UU, lllJCj JJii31fi,UIJXi V J2j WlllliU MAIM. ea,tly right, and. every ig's ill; '
' i ii mi . shell hit a speed ol forty per.!. " piarn crop tins year prom-
. . i i i i, i ii' ' i i c m r ,!'"ais one, so help me Jim: Kvery ,
it loiio-ati'o we sat beside I iinliani ninil ol .Medical ! one knows the i old bu- tor
, noun- miles anniiid: and she's I n
! Sl II, l in ......1 1 I...... .-
-while man took linjd; we heard linn tell how the redskins i,ia,e im,, i,u. ti,o its exiiensi's
lireserved the manic suiiplv, lmw Ihev looked after the k" "l' "'" l""'''' ,;lk,'s ","sl
J. , . ii- , . . , , , ""' '' ir !"' Kent slioulil steal the
1 iiiioer ami conserved evervi Iiiiij' w hich nature bail "iven thine, i ,i semi Mm to tin- tint
,jl am not at all afraid that such
hi I ,. . , , . ii .,,., ini.ui, in r mere is no one
anes iu hall a ccnturv turned to us ami said: eiso i,,n,nie an make her E at aii
JAnd though to ",el her started off
, IS solliel I itli.s iiiitti, ,, i kL 1,..
i e is ,t mum 17,- tie lie-ins to ties ion ii : t ne ninnie III ne nc- nir there a,i hrine,
.what mini' could 1 ask'.'
will .enter In
Idle
Springs and beard him tell of this co
Ihii't doesn't I""'1''1' lhu auspices of tho I'rluc-!
.,,,1. i ni ,i oi eiueiil ctul). ;l
to break all records, it beii.e , ; i
mated at -J4'.'.:n)l) bushels. !
tin-ill. Then the old ".cut Icnian who has wit tu
"Oh, the dest ruct ivi
whiti
to di
yins lo live even thiii"; surrou
We have thought of Mi
ileal. ind now conies a press dispatrb telliu
cause of the white man's orccd iu want' nly I.
ants anil Kaiue birds bv the wholesale in 'i
FORUM
man. The
poil it ; the
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n' bun begins to die
Wright s slatemeiit a n'rcal
us that In
llinu' plicas
anictte val-i
mm wrfiti k
uiiiuii ny;iLU I LL
ced to
Jey the name commission of Oregon lias been I'm
close the limit intv season. ;
Dunham, you arc iiiilc nulil. The urced and destrm-j
tive teiitlcncics of the white rare arc so pronounced thai
he devours and kills evervlliiiii; replacimr nuthiiiir unless'
joreeil to do so by law. Sooner or later he will pn
dcsl rov hiniself.
1 1
SCOTT TONIGHT
WIlKltK AUK VK? -
l.'dilor Observer: Will vnn i.ie.,
takes space to a mention or ,.', ii,-
I'.UK. so s.uiuies in city !IM(
taking rnlon countv
or l.a Uranile
,s in no io ueiermlne tram mv
meager Inforinalliin whether n coun
tv Ol'fieliil i ii r. .
., , . . ng iiuieu as a
w ouiciai and vice
We ha
countv work, i
anil the (llty J
as an example? :
ibabl',
o-
The wrestling fans of Iji lliamie
Mil lie pi ivil,'t:e,l te witness a rnr-
.rent win 'ii il.isanta Singh makes tlic
itlempt i,. tlu.nv o. Ii. s,.,,tt. ,,f .,
" j lirnnilc. twice within a tinie limit of
j "lie h ur al the Star Theatre tlli.-
. v i 1 1 1 n i-, un.ler the auspices of the l.a
Uranile ItoMmr ati l U tcstlinir coiiimis.
I . ien. An iiilercsling preliminary w ill
stage, I licl'iiii- the main event.
Siiiih a:i, I Scett met once before ;n
., . . . . i i loon an., .-incn miiiu io inrnv scetl
.,'1 I iraillle ll.ls ClltCI'ed 1 lit II t 111' lit: lit ', t ice After Sifuh had g'une.l one
Siifil of coiipcrat ion with the Dnkie temple and tlic ill lhr l-val wan m frty roinnt..
evitable result is that the I . ). K. K. miifrri'iice Sept. 'in- 'i,. ..S.'"a!,.fl;."ii' lil'i"
bcr .1 and 'J will be one t f the ureatc-t affairs of it kind :'lt IJJ"1 "f.'is'u h"i' "!""
ever held in eastern Orc-on. p.. Ivies from Dritish I'l.lum ."-Me v in n,.. Xi wnitt"
lu'a and Alberta, Canada; Idaho, Montana, Washington ' ;-. ."! snub ....iton.t th.-.t
l.i -ii i ..... he w,!l it. we reiilift,' oii'.scett thl ev-
and Oregon will attend. s;tis the Laker Dcmcorat. mur
rsa. 1 1
a countv liiili',. u-lin nn,li
. .-.nary oi inn a month and he i 1
Is Ihe manager of I'nlon couniv!i
lor he puts his enilre to the work.!'
makes trips over the count,-, hears i!
the complaints of , i.
sll" ils l"-esidliig officer of the council
The Promise
of Tomorrow
The possibilities of the future arc the incentive
to work ami strive for the attainment of some
thing we think is in siflit for tomorrow. Jt
gives eoura,n'euitl 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, garatitec of the promise of tomorrow.
LA GRANDE NATIONAL.
BANK
. Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00
SOUND EKLIA13LE PKOGIiESSIVE
II': i rlii! '
The Film That Fit3
the Kodak Best, is -
Kodak
Film
Our supply iii all
sizes is complete get '
your picture ammuni
tion here. ; I
RED CROSS
DRUG STORE
THK KODAK STOHE
ENJOY LA GRANDE'S HOSPITALITY.
The cut ire cit v of I.m
The Modes Of The Moment
SHOULD BE REFLECTED BY THE MODERN SHOP
This is an age 'of rapid transition. Styles change so often that the average person finds it diffi
lo keep poslcd on what's considered the proper thine;.
. Ihe up-to-date dealer must be informed regarding the ilino ations which apply especially t
Si
I rail.
Y
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i ni i '-t ht.'i ii ni'i in' w ma ..i.i.t r .1 ....I..: ...t '
j .i '. . i i.. i ... " . . "iti.
io me jiiciuiicrs atone, oui is onenng an elahorate pro-,ih ,u n,
- . gram both days free to the general public. Only Ihe luiM-''""
V;; ,.)iess sessions and iniatory cere nun ties will exclude those 'ig .'
-y--.i not 'members ol. the lodge. .. " . .,,' ,;.,;",."
ivfe- noirTrwim,!,,!:!,,!,.!,! i ;.i.i :,fli..,i i ..... Prwotidle Will Rav
S f 'T"'!"1 .nii'iiiii i,v ii.ii.iaui.il m uie- UCilliy Sit I llllli: Q a..:fl k-. J
'Xt!e: veil bv .l.a (.'rande eilbten? diirin-r on.- Old o,.,..m 'iv.mT .ead
I'! .i,i hanipien ol' ta!cut
;it!.i Si-ott is mull I lew eight
r l-'iti-i n Ori'giMi, Miii-n
shown in (he nnilOM ly the
ati il is eviiirnt that a
il will In- in attfinlance.
ra$e
jAC'U'clcl'Kttson i-Ttily i, ;iu wo, in turn slumld plan to uttuut
5Jlio..iIoiup?VC cm neigUtiM? vitv at the i-1ph f aut T
Kovel Peuis?or Pir
Jili;e i:
tiulv the lines which we handle and are familiar with feature which are coiisiiliri.l
l'his applies to ,
TOILET PREPARATIONS ANQ ARTICLES. BATHING CAPS, HAIR NETS
WALL DECORATIONS, ETC.
his plan of keeping posted on new ideas applies t every
gi'edienis for prescriptions are always in stock.
department of our btisine.-
The Shop that Ftaturts SfeW Ideas and InnoTstions
.st.
New. and
N.eutin Drug Co
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