La Grande evening observer., August 29, 1922, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, August 29, 1922
La Grande Evening Observer
aliut many a fellow up by offering
! to bet h i in a dollar.
AH IrVDICPF.NllKN T NKH SI' APi:il.
Published daily and wkly tit Lit
Grande, Oregon, by Lh Cruiuln Kven
itxg Observer Publish! on I'ompftiiy.
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By Carrier,
Dally, por month 7r
fully, per three months $-.',''.
Dally, per six mo., hi udvanca Jl.r.u
Dally, single copy if
Dally, per year, in udvnnce J.I.O..
Dally, elx months. In mlviunu t2.Ui
Dally, three inoniha In advance....! l.::.
Dal v. Dr montti
Waekly ObarvLT-Star. by until,
per year. In nvniu-e ....
Should a girl strive to be tcIf-lon-
(n nun in (i i Ti tr r r uri'K"" 1 . i - . i
News titatid, l'..rtlanl : Irnpi-rlal New-! At SM U Wlicn me ouje.'l oi niT aiiec
ihtnd, I'wrilnnd; Multnomah Newn'ijon is doing his bet to possess her.
niunu, juruurm.
IK' ,inorUtlen ITi'NH l rjriunii' ij ( l,
.miii-i to u-i' for r"i,,'tiiJttiuii of nli;r.f.ni.
ni'U'H Ui.-. iti h. M cif'Ht. d to It o- not
olIi.-rvviHt- i r . ilil.-l in t M piipiT, Hii'i
mIj-o tiie Irx i.l (,' WH nul.Uf Mt'd therein.
All rn.hU of re-iolHrmlon of hpecittl
iliiiuui- ht ji hero alito are reserved.
The tiuth is mighty, in spite of the
fact thai might doesn't always make
MIXTHURSDAy
vn v AM rnrvrv official
I'Al'IMt.
Bible Thought for Today
It's a good t riiit to forgive and for
get, hut Mjrne people can no more for
give the -m-cess of their friends than
they can forget their own.
"We never Pee, ourselves as others
;ue us, rerniked the Wi.e tiuy
Shir Theatre Oowd to Wit
ness Kid Sarp and Jran
kie ('rites in tiie lain
Event in Kvcninn.
Nothinir can mange the program
for the big content Tntirsday evening.
,. Ut..,. Thi.itro vilicll K 11 Sum'
your p.eture VritM Ulil hlt off th
I shall hi: nddtd unio you. .Mutt G;
STURDY FLAPPERS.
; "Mull!" snorted the Simple Mug. "I
I guess you never had
!,"'""u ' . I main event of ton rounds, -aid Fight-
maker Kddie lord today, ill
I Kul Sarp is in fooil condition and j
i his rival, while1 unknown in this .see-i
linn of the state, has hcon hammer-'
Taki- time liv thf forelock, an.l when imr his way to success in Western :
It is o'er. ItlieKon. I ifrnt Ians w no are weiKmnsr
their niuiii- are look-i
HOW TO CAIN AM.:-Seek ye
fiiKi ih lilneilon. ui (iinh ami Ills; It is ouile nossihle fur some peopl
rlKlitoUKiieK; anil all tliese iliinKH,to say ju.-t what they think without
doiiiH nuK'li talkintr.
' Very likely Niss Jlclcu Wills .ui.l Miss Helen Wain
bright, wullvin.n almif; llio streel. wnulil lie designated a:
Jlapiiers . Until are id years nl.l and lielniitr, ilainiy;
piioiifrh, to the new generation of girls. )
'J'lic former, j i ist the other day, haltled For the world's
Jennis elianiiionshii and almost played the redoulitahle
champion, .Mrs. Malloi-y, to a sJaini.-till. The latter del'ea-!
ted an Knglish girl ehaniiion in a swiiiiiiiing -onte.-t, imd-.
dentally hreaking five distanee reeonls. There are few'
jiicn in America who could heat either irl in her own'
game.
This, surely, is "J'laiiping" to some piirmso. And ii
is safe to say that there are dozens of girls of the same aire
jvho could do nearly as well as these in athletie i-milests.
and countless thousands who are nimv inlcrested in sane
and wholesome pursuits than the puhlii' give? them i-redit
for.
It would he difficult even for the very devout to claim
that the saying "(lod gives us our relations" applies tO
our industrial relations right now.
Jt is hoped that the predicted Ireak hoi ween Kngiaiu
Just niiiiBle your sorrow with IutiKh-ihe two men in their minds are lnok
ler. ' I iritr forward to a well halaneed seran.
l'emi'iniier. it's always the n iht before it is eiainied that (.'riles can stand)
That niaketh the inoinin after.
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
the hanl blows of Sain and that he
llian a quick action which may land;
some f his punches home on the local j
puirilist. 1
There will he a six-M-und o be-j
tween Fainter Smith and Hutler, each!
beini? a clas.-y fijfliter. liutler has
a lot of admirers who think he is a,'
comer in the hit: e;ame and" on Thurs-i
flay niKht it i.- expecteil he will show'
some very jrood work.
The fjy weight lad.-. Tiffany and,
Murray, will mix thine; for f our j
ro.jnds in the usual kid fa.-hion, and:
this will be followed by a pair of FornV
lunninu in hij,rh pear and tanlinj; up,
in eveiy round. The Ford kids fihi,
jut as brothers usually do and they
add a lot of pleasantry to an even-j
inr's bill.
Admission will be the usual prize;
fiuht prices in La fiiande: KiiiKside,!
$1. ''"; pencial aumissioi:, $1.10, and
balcony, cents.
of Henry
was riot n. at!
Mrlatlll productions. i... . , , ,( .
I (wm titi M,iimr in I'niiii
i!tur Fold w::s ;im.-.lid in l.trov.
V V t..,,..-.- -T. '.mtei. Hi clnml-
IMIU .rl'alH'f Will Hot n-Clir. K Cl f 'ddv IS M'oIU' ClMUlll tVur vu fr.e-1 ; wincii Ileni-y paid,
fill l'p'idr " " "u ll,inl ln,s lA that this speed
The President of ihe Anicriraii inrol.i.
4u:.i.. 4 l ei...,r ,. ;n . t.. . r
LliHIIVD I 1 1 VU PlIOI mC 111 1 li I I M 1 1 I' ' I I I la 1 I I I I I I L; "I II I I I Kilt V "ILVd MX h'td 1
iieipal forests. 1 1 We call t haev a silver llimitr to I lie dark ."-d in r Untu-r h:id had to administer
industrial cloud, it is sunu-thin- have wo..d patielin- 'ZuZ ,'"LvU"ri '"h"e K"l"K li
Foi'Live US our detits a We I'ol'uive oil!' deiltops' i a That an imp:cssiou had been made
phrase whi.h the great Christian nations seem , find it" "cX'i
easier to incorporate in their pravcr.- than in their polities. .up-stani with ini:id p.dueiuss:
IVoph; fa-in other states who' read that the expedat ion : "1""11'1' y"ur l""l,it"'''ii ho'm''"
of life is greater in Kan.-as will conic right hack with - -1 kksskht.
I it',, Illlr, I.".,,, .. i n i 1. .1.. . i .- 'lo wailile ?veet;y of the moon
JIIR lUI'Ll 1 III IViOn,) 1 ' i i . 11''. II, ' ' I 1 I
TED THYE WILL
T
IE
SINGH
PSH "Hudson Plaids
l-Sfd The Beautiful All Wool Single Blankets Made
l'.jaA : Kit! I 'K-iOJa u n TOnnlon Mills
bv Oreson City Woolen Mills .
The crowhiK popularity of the sinitlo hed mzo wool blan
ket has brnllKlit the famous 'Hudson 1'laids'' to be amoliB
tlio foremost of wauled bed comforts.
They havo the welcht of the double blanket condensed
In size .to use like u comforter on the bed. They urn liltllt
In welcht und beautiful in their colorings, typical of the
Oregon City woolen products.
Ask to see tlio "Hudson Plaids," ill blue, pink, Sold,
black, yellow and lavender.
1'rlced at J10.U0. ' -
A Very New "Armstrong"
Oxford
For Fall
The name AIIMSTKONO means much
to women of La Orandu who are wearers
of this fine footwear. and for those wo
are now showing the newest of fall styles
111 u ladies' oxford. '
It Is of nut brown liKht calfskin, very
smooth and dressy, made with a welt
sole ami medium pedestrian heel. The
toe la rather broad and quite plain. The
new nnd outstanding feature is the bluch
er cut. It fits like a glove. This ox
ford is J9.0U.-
Clad to have you try one on.
A great many, other new numbers
now in.
Large Size Cotton
Blankets
$2.25 pair
Of a Ktod weight for use as
sheets, these fine cotton blankets
are in sray, blue or white. They
are 6 lxTti inches good full bed
jiize.
The quality of them is very
good and will laundor easily.
These are priced at $2.25 pair.
Others In various sizes range
in price up to ti.oii pair.
made a match to be staged here on
Friday nijjht, September ltst.
In speaking of the event, Kddie
Kurd, matchmaker for the municipal
boxing commission, said: "It will be
a great opportunity for all to see a
,.U Tnnrn r,n f.nl i nil
n naughty.i );u-k lo Have Mat Mafrh'bnt u-hnt Thv in ontit'h'd to the
nleasant notoiietv he is petting. He
has shown that he is the world's cham
willi .Man from India on
September ls(.
Ted Thye. a former I.a flrande boy
who went from the raihoad shops of
pion in the middleweight class. Pit
ted against him will be this brother
fi om India, who is no slouch, and
Ion t forget U- He has his India
(Tint Havnes, chief of police, "if ne
cessury, we might be able to accomo
date a few, as we have several first
class rooms in our muniicpal hotel."
Pr. Verne Johnson will be at his
office about Aug. 2'Jth. Phone Main !K
Sir Boyle Outdone.
The ndveriisiiitf number of nn oil
Concern, speaking on Hie value of win
dow displays, said : "A window dis
play is an arm which reaches out to
the eye of the passer-by and says,
'Sen mel Here I am." Bo&ton
Transcript,
DOKIE SIDELIGHTS
BORAH WILL NOT LEAD NEW PARTY.
Hath v er been the poet's way
. liut ;ii for mi. I'd ju.st as soon
I t'-jmpuse a little loundelay
I fn honor of the bwiy pie,
I A dainty thi is hard to beat
An.l comes a.ong in mid-Julv
To help ii chap forget the heat.
lor. L work .
".;rv, rnu ii worries inc. Spike,
think in" how it uii'lii be if 1 was
.ill 'did ."'
Ihe newspaper Talk ahotit Senator Iiorali of Idalio
1,. ..l:.... ....... , ..i .r . ... n r ... i i fm
iciitun a urw jMMiii'.u j i ri v is noi ueit louinteti, J uosei ' 77"
who are writing th lioi-.-.h 'm w j.art;.; .In). aro iy v' -Ain't ,t : t,? 'id wiiiio th,
llCU.'lillt(ff witlfWHHalm K.' I'.i.Vitll.' 1 '' " -caf'. "when a man works like n
,..:li u i , t . ii i j ilou at! dav an' t,"es liome tired and
c WJJI aduilt he is a live lam-p. to a marked cxti'iil. ! aj(.,.,i ;iy ., ,.
lVc will admit that he has his state so thi,ni"hlv linrah-1 ta"11' y"1"-" (iemanded
tv...i Hint ii,. is H......K- ...... ..!...., .... .. ., ,,..ii Sl,i.kt' dc. Y- :'-v,,u u",-t "-"
-..v.. ...... ... ... .... , , i, 1 1 1 1 1 (i in, 111 iisiitiiiv an yuli
fjt'tsin nililic hie, hut even with all of this irestive l.urah
is a fjreat, chap fur slayini; with ihe iart.v.
1 Ins was best illustrated awav luu-k in 1!M'J when a !
hit of us who were led l.y Kunsevlt Mk a sliver ..IT the 1"? have
.K.''iiuhliean parly and luiined what was known as ihe pe.uiy timi-; up.,n them, and still
Progressive party. In the l.etfinniuir l:..nih was the I..11.! l,uy '"' s""k'
lalkcr and proclaimed the principles for which Roosevelt ' "ii stock salesman doe-
tcxil jwjMi niai'ke,r )! !;, toi iral ail.iity and earnestness. Z on taa'plle,"'' ",r,,w""t mumy
.-V! thollnht liopah would he the first to enter the I'l'i 'l'e "'
mvo convention luil of the new party. .I-V,,,,, his u'u.'r- ,,,1';,! i:.'
1U1.''''S one would think he was rcadv to do allvtliiliL: les- Imim. rather tlian its arms.
tha:i inurder to ihjl'eat what was termed the --old crowd." w . . -Mu.i, this ar,,,!.. on
Well. tllC rroHTCSsi VCS 111 t the Ul-atld old pal'tV hut clectra-ity. v.-iv .-,.:i we'll L-et evrrv-
Williain K. liorah did not leave with t !.,. lie remained 'y ",,',tly ,,'u,'"'n8 "
regular verv regular and si 1 hv the old ship while Hum.,,-: - v,,.,- r ed anvth;.-,-
Jfoosevell. -lolmso,, and men of that type entered an- ..nV',' ' TuTi
other eonveiiiioii and made a new party whi.-li t'..r the
time hein dookr.l as llmn-h ii mi-lit fl.,nrish. i "is .i.ick , ;.g ..us?'
lorali will Ii t T n.t tww 'Ph.. i "K
this citv to the ton f the bidder n a I wavs and thev are not quite like Am-
jwiestler and now return- to his homeleiica, but he is there with the goods-"
! as the champion mhidk'weigiU wrestl
j er of the world mind you. of the
; whole woi hi , is to meet Basanta
Singh, whose fame in Calcutta, India.
; pu t him in the w re s 1 1 i n g pa m e in
i America. Singh has been doing some
; rather clever wor k in this part of the
country and those who still think Thye
the ererite-it man on the mat have
As near as can be ascertained, there
will be only one place in La Grande
that will not extend a hearty wel
come to the incoming Dokies that is
thr nolice station. "However." says
as well get thai stiaiuht. At lea-t that is our .judgment n
of liorah, after ha ing witnessed him . i 1 1 1 i 1 1 - the political
trotlhlesof
.-tie
N !.'. he acluaily he
v.i were th.c wive- ut
J.-i-.n
r h.,
a in : i y
.Ull' v
T, ':t i's -laeddaceh
11 liic-ery -Tore, 'l'na;
ows how lo gel tin
SVN i HI'I It' i.olU.IM-::
Crops are nood in I ? i : i -1 . Th, r,. i- ncus that hrin
satisfaction to every y . mpathetic heart. I'i,,m all appear
ances, the Iv'ussians are goiu- ),, . able f,.,.,! t),,.,,,
(selves from now on,
Net there is no iiiiuiediale prospect of Kn--i;i!i j,r,,--jtcrihy.
'!'he Ivii-sian Jiea-ants are iiol -oin- t,, .tan , iu:,i
in. next yar or the year after, rai- iim and epoi tii u, -,in
'ecu '.-icrii i .iii ope as tiu v ,M.,j i,, ,
i in- pr' (- mis lo ma rexnal of Russian ii
liierce.
The surplus -rain available for seed
and it it were, there would be , ,.,.a
sowiii"- ir: for the li'ii-slau
mucn nioiy. i,., , i iiau t hc
they are assured that ! heii
liy the go eriiiiieui. 'I'hcii
t L ). t
"t i
p:c
.I'-liei- irst 'h'-n-
c-ening to t all th;-
'.i-! W'c itiiisi niak-..
; liie the bale,
!..v wah." '
The DOKIES
ARE COMING!
Wild Animals, Wild Men and lots of Wild Stuff.
Come along and you'll have a wild time. .Hel
ler than a ei'wus.
And d' n't forgel to living your
KODAK
If you haven't one, let us supply you. We
have t hem from .f (i.'rt) up.
Red Cross Drug Store
The Quality of Our
Footwear Spells
EXCLUSIVENESS
STYLE
RELIABILITY
VALUE
INDIVIDUALITY
COMFORT
AND ECONOMY
THe Bootery
A Paradise for Tired Feet.
20G Depot Street Phone Main 113
G rover Smith, Mgr.
,ll .-.hev the
1.- '.l.ltil th"V
and Ii
hi-? x an.
ie oM time J
knew hoi. . I
t" ii elit! e J
.'en c ha 1 1;. I
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I pill -iltliil.
iKlievisr regime show - tjiai. h'a-si,,,, p
Umil the estabh-hiiiciit ,,;' ;i ( rmn. 1,1
j'asant v confidence.
aiiiiot be laru.
on lei-ia-m lo
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Blmfron.
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cnlei boiiic.l
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that o .socii'ly vriil
foiled oo'rhi0:il.
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ii, apt (o t h c,
MOe peiOle irel no ceo tit '
lO'Oil intiO'ion . other people at
to convert the'' into e i-li.
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The Promise
of Tomorrow
The possihilities of the future are the incentive
t" work and strive for the attainment of souh'
thiiiif r think is ill sight for toiwrmw. it
fciics coitrai;p and strevjjtJi to t'U'luftf.Uuniabip
uu't 'tis..ipmiu1iiieiit.
Vou ntii-. tnur you? futufe 1 oj-wity ,
savings ac'eount with us from a small iiorti'U'
" of our earnings of today and build upon it ; X
tuea?is of garantee of the promise of ttunoffow.
LA GRANDE NATIONAL
BANK
Capital and SurpluO, $aa5,(Xft.00 o
SOUND RELIABLE PKORES?IVE
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PASTRIES AND CAKES
decorated with the I). (). K. K. emblems
blencoli the order made in sugar.
Place vour orders earlv to avoid disai.
Frensh Pastries, Cakes, Pies, Buns, Breads and
cookies i resn Every Morning.
Any eni-
oint nient.
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