Tuesday, August 29, 1922
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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.Stand, l'orlland. m
The truth is mighty, in spite of the
.act thai niiynt U"isn t always muk
right.
Mi:iiii:u ok AsmK iatki) niKss.
The A ! i't I t-d IT'-n.- t X'lU(ttvel
ffilnl-.l t'i u-t- Or imMlratiuii "f rth
n-HM ilr.-jt:iii I"-h i r.- lit-d to it o- nt
oih-ru i.-.- ir. iiiit-d in thijt p-i'r, me)
al.i th !.. il if piihls.-lit-.l tlu-n-ii!.
All rt'.fit f f-i.ur.li.i.u.'n of upeoia!
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Bible Thought for Today
HOW TO flAl.N ALI.:S.'-k ye
first the kingdom ot Iod and Ills
righteousness; and all ilictto things
tdiull bo added unio you. .Matt 6:
It's a good trait to forgive and for
get, but Kimt1 people can no more for
mve the -uct-ess of their friends than
they can forget their own.
"We never seo ourselves as others
see us," remarked the Wic (Juv.
j IIuh!" snorted the Simple Mug. "I
guf.-is you never had your picture
printed in a newspaper-''
BOXERS ILL
MIX THURSDAY
Star Theatre Crowd to Wit
ness Kid Sarp and J-Yan-kie
('rites in t lie Main
Kvent in Kveniiiff.
ftj:i.iiMi.ra-M:isssr
STURDY FLAPPERS.
It is quite possible for some people
to say ju.t what they think without
doing much talking.
Take time by the forelock, and when
it is o'er,
Just mingle your hoitow with laugh
ter. Remember, it's always the nifcht before
That mulit-th the morning after.
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JL'ML'
' Verv Jikelv Jli.ss Helen Wills and -Miss Helen Wain
vright, walking alonjr. tlie street, would lie designated as
"flappers". IJoth ai'e 1 years old and lielonir, plainly:
jriioiitfli, to the new generation of ffinls. 1
The former, just the othei'day, kittled for the world's
tennis championship and alnn .-t played the redoubtable
champion,vMis. Malloiy, to a standstill. The latter defca-j
ied an lul iwli irl champion in a .swimming contest, "inci-j
dentally breaking five distance records. There arc few'
jnen in America who could heat either jjirl in her own1
game. .
This, surely, is "flapping"' to some purpose. And it
is safe, to nay that there are dozens i f h ls of the same ae
who could do nearly as well as these in athletic contests,
Iind countless thousands who arc more interested in sane
find wlielesoine pursuits than the puhlic jives lliem credit
for. - ;
It would be difficult even for the very devout to claim
Hint 1 1n; savinir '"Hod rives us our relations" applies toj
our industrial relations rilit now.
It is hoped that the predicted hreak between KnKlan,ls J, SSitS
and J'"rance will not, occur. Everybody is broke enoujjlf'feur wis fmH ;:io -hU-h Henry paid.
, ' ' i'llie ).int uf this is tliiit this spctd
The I'reident of the American forestrt,- A
wits not made in one of Henry's
Soci.'lt production.-.
;n it i uir r 1'iu-
Ihinks 1 lie coal shortage will lead to nir
iiicipal forests, if wei-iiift hacv a silver 1
industrial cloml, it is sonicl liiny to have wont
".Forgive us our delit
phrase whidi
ill tllell" iolitie.-i..uji-stiiir.s with frigid politeness:
IVople II 0111 other states w ho read that the expectation
of hie is irrenUT in Kansas wnl come rmht hack with--! dicsskimv
Nothing can enanze the program
for the big coniet Thursday evening
at the Star Theatre when Kid Sarp
and Krankie Crites will hit off the
main event of ten rounds, said Fight
maker Eddie Ford today.
Kid Sarp in in good condition and
his rival, while unknown in this sec-'
lion of the state, lias been hammer-!
ing his way to success m Western
OieHon. Fight funs who are weighing
the two men in their minds are look
ing forward to a well balanced scrap.
It is ciaimed that Crites can stand
the hard blows of Sarp and that he
has a quick action which may land
some of his punches home on the local
nui'ilist.
iheie will be a six-rounu go ne-j
tween Farmer Smith and liutler, each)
being a clas.-y fighter. Butler has;
a lot of admirers who think he is a
'onitr in the big game and on Thurs
day night it is expected he will show I
some very good woik. j
The fly weight lad. Tiffany and j
Murray, will mix things for four
rounds in the utual kid fashion,
this will he followed by a pair of Fords!
tunninK in high gear and tangling upj
in every round. The l-'ord kids fight j
ju-t as brothers usually do and they
add a bit of pleasantry to an even-1
ing's bill. ' . i
Admission wili be the usual prize
fight prices in La drande: Ktngside,
Sl.no; general admission, $1.10, and
balcony, bo cents.
TEDMlfl.
filly
Hudson Plaids
The Beautiful All Wool Singh Blankets Made
bv Orecon City Woolen Mills
n-,. r..iL. nomiliirlly of till- sil.Kli- I"'1 ".
kot haa brciiiKlit the fainouB
"HihIsihi I'laiils
ool hlnn-
to he aiiiuug
nmU'nsi'd
y ii ru ukiu
tho foremost of wauled hed forts.
They have the welitlit of I ho doublo .I.H kot
in nn I ho hod. J lie
111 size to use nnu "'"'..' of MlO
bonut 1 1 ii i in oioir iu.u.
l.'ily woolen products.
Ask to sco tho "Miiuson ' iiuua,
black, yellow mid lavender.
1'rk-od ut J10.00.
In welnlit and
XJrenon t.'l
in blue, pink, gold,
Kiltv. ni'id iix had been naUL'htw
lUltll to tile dal'K and her faihcr had iiad to administer
lanelinir. . i.,!I: " I
fori'i'C our delltors" i' ii 'i'hat an inipi o.-sinn had 'Von made;
Old La (irande I!ov Coniiiii;
ISaek to Have Mat .Match
with ilan from India on
September 1st.
he irreat Chi-istmn initio. is seen, lo find it as. :'l'!'re.,t - ,; ni, ro urn iro, ; Tl.,, Th a former u Gmnde boy
n ' iiii'-iiit'S. in in,- eve i' t iiv t'.'lllel i , - i
w,.!n i.w,,..ll..!.la in w.n. !,.... iU.A . ih,., mthfl-iiri,! j, L. i 1 wpni In.,m Ine rai road snops ol
Life longer in Kansas
Oh,
o-
no! 1 1,'-ml v seems longer.'
BORAH WILL NOT LEAD NEW PARTY.
The newspaper talk about Senator
leading a new political party is not well
llorah of
founded..
Idaho
'ill oso
To warble swcetiy of the moon
llath eve: been the poet's way
liut us for me, I'd ju.H as soon
''ompose a little joundeluy
In honor of the berry pie,
A dainty that is haul to beat
And conies along in mid-July
'io help a chap forget the heat.
this eitv to the top of the ladder a a
I wrestler and now returns to his home
as the champion nuduJeweigut wrestl
er of the world mind vou. of the
whole world, is to meet Basanta
i Singh, whose fame in Calcutta, India,
put him in the wrestling game in
America. Singh has been doing some
rather clever work in this part of the
I country and those who still think Thye
lis the greatest man on the- mat have
. A Very New "Armstrong"
Oxford
For Fall
Tho name ARM STKOXO mea ns much
to women of La Oraude who are wearers
of this fine footwear and for those we
are now showing the newest of fall styles
in a ladies' oxford.
It Is of nut brown light calfskin, very
smooth and dressy, made wit h a welt
sole and medium pedestrian heel. Tho
toe is rather hroad and quite plain. The
new and outstanding feature Is the hlueh
er rut. It fits like a glove,. This ox
ford is $9.00.
(Had to have you' try one on.
A great many other new numbers
now in.
( V
v
Large Size Cotton
Blankets
$2.25 pair
Of a Kood woiKht for use us
shoots, these fine cotton blankets,
are In Kiay. blue or while. They
are lx7C inches Rood full bed
size.
The (inalily of tliom is very
pood and will launder easily.
Those are priced t ?2 .25 pair.
Others in various sizes range
ill price up lo ?4.5U pair.
made a match to be staged here on
Friday niirht, September '1ft.
In speaking of the evunt, Eddie
Ford, matchmaker for the municipal
boxinjr commission, said: "It will be
a gieat opportunity forall to see a
great mutch. There is no question
but what Thye is entitled to all tho
pleasant notoriety he is petting, lie
has shown that he is the world's cham
pion in the middleweight class. Pit
ted against him will be this brother
from India, who is no slouch, and
don't forget it- He has his India
ways and they are not quite like Am
erica, but he is there with the goods"
DOKIE SIDELIGHTS
As near ns can be ascertained, there
will be only one olace in I.a Grande
that will not extend a hearty wel
come to the incoming Dokies that is
tho nolice station. "However. sn'
lint
"wlio are writing the liorah new part;.' dope are
acquainted with William K. l!orah.
We WJjJ admit he is a free lance, to a marked cxteuLm,t,,,C(i
Wo will ailmit thai he lias his stale so tlHU'outihl v lin'rah-V' "aw, win's
Mi V t j l I 1 1 .
i "Ain't it fierce." aid Willie the
I weary, "when ra man works like n
j dog .all day an' goes home tired and
by a wuiuan, an -
V I !ol"l I-1 Ai win s caun yun ; uemancicci
-t 1... .... :.. i . . i . i ii '.I'lke ue ie'g, "you am t nmrneJ
J'i' wmi. iir i. ih.u i inu-ienii'lll as a lliari llSliailv an' yuh don't work?''
tfets ill pllhlie life, hilt even wit I) all of this prestige Horah but it worties me, Spikii,
t . .1. c : 'it ,i . .thinkin" tmw il miriit be if 1 was
as a tfrear chap tur staying with the party. ian mui;-
This vas hest illustrated awav hack in 11)12 when a'
3(t of us who were led hy Roosevelt took a sliver off the! Some nlv WIJ.?" mhers have
uepubllcan parly and tormed what was known as the i",VlIt' ii""-t upon them, and still
J'ro-jressive parly. In the beinniiii;- Korali was the hmd """'r i,uy '"' UK'k'
lalkcr and proclaimed the lil-illcil les for which Ki.osexelt 1 How an oil stock salesman doe
ptooid ;v,ilJi marked' Oratorical aiblity and earnestness.
AM thought iJurali would he the first to enter the I'reres
rsive convention hal of ihe new party. From his utter
ances one would think lie was I'eaiK l- do jinvlhin' less
than murder to defeat what win termed the "old crowd.'
Well, the I'roirrcsMves hit the urand old narlv
: weep lo see a friend throwing money
away on halt games.
Ihe w-.i.l i Icaininir that, if il is
to have permanent peace, it must reiy
on its hands rather than its arms.
Wife
''.ltlle;ing by tuis
rticle on
.mi , lecli u-ily. c.y soon we'll get every-
William K. llorah .lid not leave will, them, lie remained ! Ill'L "y "H'u"y ",Ulhi"K "
Ilul.'iiy: "Vim' never got auytbin;c
that way, Itecale you ni'vcr -tou.-b a
outtun. Just look ill this shirt 1 am
woailiti.:."
regular very regular and stood by the old ship while
Ji'oosevclt, .lohnsoii and men of that type cult-red an
other convention and made a new n.irtv which for the
time hciny looked jis lliouch it nii"hl rhmrish.
lead no new partv. The nevvsiianers had
Uorah will
as well ire : that slrai-ht. At
of llorah, after having witne:
troubles of 11)12.
"Is .1:
"Hell!
east
d hi
lievc
ial is our juilonieiil "
durini;- Ihe political
:ij,'-.tli .-
ck very i"ol:i;.nus ?"
ieus '.' by, ho actually bo-
ipi.'tle.s wire Ihe wives ot
RUSSIAN CROPS.
i;u-
sia. I here is new s t h;i
athetic heart, l-'iniu all
roiuy to be able .: fee
brings
ippear-,
t heiu-
au indu--t i'v and eoni-
'rops are pun! iu
satisfael ion to everv .
ailces, the li'iissiaiis
selves I roni now on.
Net there is im immediate propped of ltiisiau pros
ierihy. The h'ussian peasants i(re nol uoin- to .-tart rihi
in, next year or the car al ter, r.ii.-in;; and export in-- -rain
to feed western Kurope as thev used to do, and turnim;
ine proeeeils lo the revival of 1,'iissi
nierce.
The surplus -.rain available fop seed cannot 1. lai-e
and it it were, there would be no -.real enthusiasm fin
riowin- it. --,,r the K'u-Man pea-ants never will rai-,
llllleh more foul than they need fop their own u-e mil:
they arc assured thai t hei r -tirph.i.- will i
liy I ho K'ernmetit. I heir aiioud,. ilirm:
Khevist regime shows that. b'tis-ian pro
llpon the establishment of a i;'o crnment
jieasalits have confidence.
It would be fine to he a bov a-aiii if on.
1 j ii' elul) and In- enl cita nn
stat ion.
.ionii 11 i; !', llrr's LTan.ldiiuirb
ter hie- t.u toil a millinery store. Thai
family solely knows how to got the
money.
SY.V1 llll'l 'If (aiDl.lNKSS.
Ilauchtcl : "'t he pie.irlier jest phon
ed and a', I ho was coming to iall t h ! -afteno'on."
-M.nl.oi: "ilia.'ii-ib! W. mu-t make
a C"""l iiuiifv.i,.n (live the baby,
the hymn l..,uk lo pl.,y with."
The DOKIES
ARE COMING!
Wild Animals, Wild .Men and lots of Wild Stuff.
Come ah no; and you'll have a wild time, bet
ter Ihan i-. ci'i-us.
And don't foi'o'el to briiif,' your
KODAK
If you haven't one, let ns supply you. "We
have I hem from .(!."() llji.
Red Cross Drug Store
Clint Havnes, chief of police, "if ne
cessary, we might be able to accomo
date a few, as we have several first
class rooms in our niuniicpul hotel."
Dr. Verne Johnson will be at his
office about Aug. 2Dth. Phoiw Main !K
8-'i;-:it
Sir Boyle Outdone.
The mlvenisinu inmif.cr of nn oil
pnnrciii. spcaklnti on the value of wln
riuw displays, wild: "A window dis
play Is an arm whb'h reaches out to
the eye of Ihe passer-by and sny.s,
'Si-fl ine I lb re I am.' " Boston
Tranertpt.
mnm uumttmrtrnr" imir r rW y j r i in 11 1 m i mm tn 1 1 n n tr tt m m mi nil m
The Quality of Our
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RELIABILITY
VALUE
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COMFORT
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The Bootery
A Paradise, for Tired Feet.
20G Depot Street Phone Main 118
Grover Smith, Mgr.
imyi". i.i
SollH' Ulill 11, 'V, I' c.'llM!
l.oiil or 1 1 ii' i- w.,nio:l f..ll
it t into timil.le.
eiiher tho
until thev
Whal has
hois., doolor
1. 1 keep a I'H
at all to th..
up " bouts
-it ;. ,-..,1,
l i .iui .-ir; ,
youth. " I hi
yonr :"--.ith
He
t'. 'in-
"f the eld time
nev,r knew hn.
lay. 1" nt'ihimr
and tlun chare;t
in!!
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il'.w avs lake
1 I.,
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perity depend.
in which tin
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The
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It'.s bi'caitM he in't in Ir.e swi
that n socii'ty Kilt is a;)t U Ihrnw
Jelhw ovei board,
Some people et n cerdit for thet
jrood intentions, o'her l onle are b!
t, nvert their.- i'-'o ct-h.
ih;
Miy pr
: woman
;i!lcr if ll
en pi toil s'
at our Mup. We i
i- ei yi him; prescribed by
a:ts ;itii Ml compounding
t !i sk ill n nd eai e. I
..1 me e pert1 at tent ion is !
nen i,) (he lulnm ot tiimily i
eip. s as ue Rm in (lie most J
in u ate presi ript ions. i
'ir p! 'c-ji ii pt ion slocaii is--
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Mi-l Kis;l(t I'riees
Wlwii v.Mi w .tut us to call for J
piesi npiion phone Mam 40.
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The po.ihiiities of the future are the incentive
to work and strive for the attainment of soine
ihiner we think is in si.aht for tomorrow. It
.uives courage and strength to endure hardship
and disappointment.
You may insure your future by opening a
savings account with ns from a small portion
'f your earuincs of today and build upon it as a
means of carantee of the promise of tomorrow.
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Company
SOI
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