La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 31, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBS La Grande Evening Observer An INDCI'KM)KNT N!:VNl'AI'i;K. IubllHhP(l dnily and weekly at J,n Grande, Oregon, by ij9 Crniute Even ing Obrver I'u1illnh!int Company. B HUC H DKN X 1 H, VUl t lor. Entered at ttj Pom office at l.u Oregon as Bucond dutta Mull .Utiur. Addrcsi nil communication! in TUN OBBKUVKK, 1416 Admin Ave., La Grande. Oregon. SUUSCItUTlON It AT 12 8. Uy Carrier, Dally, per month TV- lally, per three mouths $2.2 tal)y, per six mo., in uUvancu $i-'" Dally, ulngle copy & H y Mall. Dally, per year, in udvune t'M Dally, aix months, In uUvuneo J . -r, Daily, threw months In ii'lviiiicu....J.'J.- Dally, per month ..&Uc Weekly Olmcrvur-Htnr, by umiL, pur year. Id avunce t On Mli In oilier eltl.- Oregon 1 1 -t -1 1 SVwj Hi a ml. i'urllutid : Imperial New ; Stnl, I'mti Iftml; Multnomah Nuwa! Htund, Portland, ' niKlllll'lt OK ASSUI.VM:i I'HKSJI, Thi Ainoehitei I'l.-f 1 exclusive! eiiiitltd Im ii.-.! for iiU''!ia1 luri of n 1 iii'wh ilipiitc Im -a iri-liii i) to U or ; "Iln-r.vis.- (I'llil-f! Hi mi fi: ltT, nil nl'i tin- lo'fit iicw.s putilLilM-fl therein AH rUhtH i-l r..-'Hhli'''t,n-n of Hclu diKpat'hcx here nUo are reserved. CITY AMI H TV OKfM'IAI. l'AIl-:it. Bible Thought for Today I'KHKKCT I'1;A('I:: Thou will keep Jillil ill perfect pea. , wliM' mind is Hltiyt-il on thee; because la' trusteth in tln-e. - Isaiah. iti::i. WAGES GO UP ANYWAY THE OFFICE CAT BY JUNIUS- Pre- Convention f Sidelights OBSERVER Thursday, August 31, 1922 (WscUKsioiis will liicltulo Itotnry edit-! call on, business ethics, elawsifica (inn a nd attendance. Ml ST A K i.S lUKXTITY. Aivmdmg to a stoty tnlil bv a friend (.f J nl t J. V. Knowlcs, once while , tiding a number of negro cjih's, he. . ... t aked oiif Ktfnopian wnat his naiiR- llll lit't'll IU'JllH'il. All it,'Urt''- uas. ..,,.,1 ti-,.-iti-(l -w 1 km .in.-hua, replied the uarky T. C. rVirdberg, commandinK offie' er of the Portland temple battalbJ of patrols, arrived in the city Ud niHht when ail wgs quiet and Htill, Itt ht didn't let things tenuiin that Wi&l long. He got attaches of generAm for headquarters on the tel -pbone to re,. .Min ister nt a. in., which is no houteent v to register, according to the conven-fi.r tion M'cretary. Mr. Kriedberg will mm,,. ..t. nave ins wnoie uaitaiion neie uut wu have a complete patrol. Sumptur Dokies were among tn(it..- :..( .,. ..i.. i....n noon. , ' ! (Jauison and Hutte, Montana, Rent their delegates in time to reach here' this morning on No. 2-1. ' I ... ssnm llSTRSKSj Cigarette ENROLLMENT WEEK SEPTEMBER 4th to 9th 10r; DISCOUNT On All Tuition Paid in Advance on or Before September 14, 1922 The entire business (il'ar.le will lie loped .tion. of La if diiiinif the fKini- Ike- M.k lke- ( ii a;i:i. "Se an v rlianue in me?" "... vi.y?" "J just ir w iilhjweil a i.enny." , The Liilmr 5naril has a ..;n. tlJJCJM 11 II ItllJl'l I'llMIJ.tM I'MIS lllll uv.ni.. ,. ,lw- 1.1,..,, proverbial scrap of paper, bul tliis time ilicrc will lie iiujiiu. sim'siand stiii."' iiskej Jui!e row, llor railroad c panics arc ' voluMariay iin-reasinu' I lie! rvipen'v"' " ay of the men who took the M rikiny li"pmeii' ilaces, -s,,'. j-.iKc," . I the kiaikfaee.i BbowiiiK plainly that the cut made by the Labor hoard t-,;-J,;;;,." unjust and nnlair, so much so that even the railroad -oiu- , paiues tlieinselvos have stepped in and raised the wacs ofT;;;; a'TlZ lljell Who arc Working at tile old ) I ).-. , i.li-. hut the ulkii.ss ul the employei! . AVhat liarf been gained by the Labor hoard It has been an utter failure a. t rouble-maker a fo I Lardy body possessing no power except lo grumble and BCold". Used as it was in the early part of the shopnien' fstriko for railroad executives,),- hide behind and talk about "striking against their country'" because the hoar' I had outlawed the shopmen, now the same board' is entirely disregarded by Ihese same executives ami wanes of those who Htsok the striker.' places have J icon voluntarily r-iised witliout even so niiich as coihuIi inir or iuformiiii;- .l v. 1 lop- iicr V ImIkii- hoard hack in ashni'jtoii President Harding's oi-'anizat ion reminds ne of theiin iai.-in. y M t the i-eseived seats Af fsix-hol'se team -Joe Woods used to drive on the Kluin stajfe whcji a storm would turn the lead horses back and the drivers whip would semi the wheelers forward a mix up would follow just about such a mix-up as 1'rcsidenl Harding hits allowed' to occur in transportation circles. o Urn : 1 1 1 - TJ- Unp-losfd peak of the crowil sr) that no autos f' will be seen on the decorated sections-, J Kxnption is made for delivery 'waK- oils and drays, hut no fait her. A 'Kat at Home" is the slogan that! the coni in it tees in charge have ex- j tended to La (Jiande people. "Pleas don't clutter up the restaurants by i at inn downtown when you have ta home to gu to." ; Perry Oliver, vice president of th Pari tii- Northwest Association, who j is a former resilient of La (Iiande hnl now ives at KuKcnc, arrived in the city yesterday to report at healuar-' ters, Mr. Oliver is aionipanied by ! Mrs. Oliver, who was Miss Anna A!- ecander, an attache ai' the coui.ty : cleiks oft ice tor several years. to It's toasted. This one extra process gives a rare and delightful quality Impossible to duplicate. Guaranteed by Lr . 1 DIsenuntd Ml. 00 72.00 ilall ?15.U0. Ilesjular Twelve months, 4 8 wenka $125.00 Nino months, 'Mi we'ks 100. no Six molitlis, 24 weeks 80.00 RugulHr rato by the monthly payment W gnaranteo to develop you Into a competent book keeper and Blenogrupher as soon as It can be done. Call and resistor or write for enrollment blank and SAVE THK DISCOUNT Oil C.KT ONK MONTH 1'ltER. Don't hesllate. THINK ACT, YOU'LL WIN. If you fau't attend Hie day-school, join our evenlnK classes. BAKER BUSINESS COLLEGE Phone 1H1 '. P. Kinon, Pres. Mi .si m-it o: i ts think lep.tir shop.-; have one mechanic and ix account ants. M..".V hcmv f.ir vi.nr tlintiirhU" She--."'A , ;i iMM-U thev jiic imL 'I'he pulilic is invited to join in th woith unv inoie than that, i wartj-ut "ht roK"in at the park to- tlnnkiii about von." . nioinjw ihkIiI. The doors open at 1 1 7 :!." and the protfram begins t 8:0h. On.- thirm tho e 1'lue Law scouts r'irst eonie jfi't the seats, except that oul it to ( si-uvei s who out the "sin ' vi.-mnir iez weaiers mu.-i oe um niirm ter that hour all seats are avanatile. 'lake this country as a whole and!A1,,lut :'" can be seated, the p'.hl -ian by and laic, the rea- itxi the eojntiv'is in a hole is that' The line of march: Up Adams from the p'llili'.i.iiis iiir at lari'e. Hemlock to I-'ouith. down Fourth to mi, oown i; to nixin, imwn oixm to j si...i: ilis- I till" ! J club i ...re I vill V.,e-;. for AMMUNITION Hats Attention! D. o. K. K and refresh- WILL BE LIKE VANCOUVER. - Tin-; zoo ok -nt vnic. "I!ut uhy i.s it called the Slock Ex chiiliuc';" "iircause. l'lllelliert. it is tnade UN lanilfs, wolvt.s, 'ellow dos, wil'l cat-;,! Spriim and diand. 't'his occurs fea'.. unlay at 7:00 o llock. Iti'iristratiun offices have been op ncd this morning. I-ivet-y Khaled .f so manv iiniinals - bulls, bear.i. I tenii.e luklc in and ahillt La Grande and lame d i, Thi'ie are plentv efps particularly adinoiu.-licd to lrop in-! ie"i,l;ev.. there, ten. i,eiail-e. clear bov. I to heaiiquai tei s at the Y. M. C. A. to-j 'ct whode-'a liii. kir i .in make a monkcv out of'-; , niitht to rcisti r ami obtain buttons I Lunch served at till hours. Cool FARM LOANS jtia-lcr ai tine he ilesiie The l'piscopal churcli promises to be t he L;'rcat sheltei jlltr lililce for till those wlj des'n e to be wed a In test the word "obev." AlreaV.' reconst i-m-1 ion has he- gun on the church custom to obliterate the objectionablcl now i.iaus auk maiik. j-eatureof the marriat:,- vow as given at an Kpis.vpal w-'dl,,,;.-.!;;''. K dillg, (Hid if successful the l-.piscopal church will be aliothcrjnia.iii.l ami ha,- it U.rust upju them. Vancouver, for Vancouver is the place where people go loj ( ,., s ( v,.:KSInN. wed to eviide the deinauds of Oregon's laws. So the u I . Km, ,i-o.k and in- mauicd, ioi- to eJopal church will be the sought lor place to wed becaiisej '"""'""' '"' "'"'y '"' ""'"''' ' the word ")bey'' will not appear in the ceremony. j ' '. Jiltt, sa, down deep, (Iocs It lo soiiml ise a lot ol mockery, it lot of hush, a It of iiiiiato folly, tins worry in.-; about changing a marriage vow or a marriage ceremouv which has stood since a church organization started? 'If people are gioing to wed on the technicality of the dotted "i" or the crossed "(,'' or the word "obey" in the ccre-j mom or out of the ceremony, there is a line chance that! no matter how- effective the rector may be, or how im-j pressive the music, the ceremony will not make the couple stick to the tnarriaiic game. I i Local News in ij I Brief j Hack lo La (Iiande Mi .; I'lhe; v'thtei n turned lo La Or., !,di' la t .eve'iint; t im ,i trip n I'oi : la nt I, Sea.-id i.-. Seat tie and oilier points ali. in: tin- eoast. and committee ribbons to not congest nsatttirf when the peak load comes to-niutTuw. The official delejrittes and odficials of the I'acifie Xnrthwcst Association of 1). O. K. K. Temples will be L'iven a luncheon at the Country Club Sat-j utday noon, at which time the local committee of the Jiokie temple and) the Ad Club will be ho;-ts. Popular Brotherhood Meetings to Be Resumed t In La Grande This Year To have ii land of wvv Ciiic l)islnps, sm-h as arc tialli- i... v. "n. Vat m ' 1 1 c ri A ' i 1 . 1 , nave a week'.- it in 1 lakel IK IV Wlllt'V , wi re tin- -u-,-. ts Mi.. vvxug in rorllaiiil, sjn'iul their tmic over the ti 'Nilicv"' I'ciniiids t ne of a Iuhh Ii nf (irniuli1 U ranrliiTs playing "t itld It'tlc winks," if such a tiling be iinauiiK'd. Illral Wnrtl and children, t tnt :ieil t roin , w here they llabidiiy. That the eombintd church brolher hootis of La (iiande are to have their first meeting of the year about Sep-temb'-r li'ili was -determined at a meeting of ilw ircru ral committee he'd last evening. An otit.-ide speaker ha.; bt i'ii procuicd for the program. i irrv CKNTS A BOX. Ifipe toniaioes for fifty cents a bo l iidav oily. lnn'l overlook this. Civile Kiddle, Island City Store. l 8-:ji-u! nth WASTING TIME FIGHTING HIM. H.iki r i-itur.- .1 : -. I: ie-llid; Itaivv :ml.mt. eue-ts',.l .M,s. V. and Mrs. .lames Maker, were the Samelll ediic-i- l When will t he old chaps in ( cannot beat Hiram Johnson gani.e the state, ote 'er from n rain wrcckeil the (..(). I', and meet d are counted, just as they should meet i son is a big man, an earnest man and making' the sell-sacrifice ncediiil to fish interests cannot heal hiim. an lilni. California h:is a t i'iiatur la Jonusou who staiiils aiiiini'- niea They should keep him riLhl xvh. r he Is as lolIK as lie taa ailuld 1. hiny. 'aliforitia learn that thev a imu ex. it.-m.-m h-.-uii.-.i last J rn,r- ...1. i!... 1 .... .1. .' 'e'llillr when tv.o uirn. nnllies Ul:- . Xlt'ft si arh iiinr he runs llu-y or- !vl;t,A; rili:;iirH i:i a Uizh m,sl. ! j ffrSLCOi V ,a '"'"''III. li'll IlMW Hi- the and p;n-,d un i- r arr.l .mMLTK'-'J lent w lien tlic votr. 'IVmi. 1 1 ir.un Julut- a siiiccit' man wli" I llicv catuiol liathili bv (he ;;irnd. While litiiiLint; tbe;n i lo 'lie h.li.e t.itirii iluoiurii the back 1 , , ;.)!..: her in'ill sU'pped from .1 i i:M,; t.Mii'-r and bit the ruar. on the no stunning him, whereupon t h j three inc;i all tan, in:ikihif jrood their i ( pe n t ' :e'f of t he men have I been found totlav. I I OLD TYME DANCE Every Thursday Night at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers EVERYBODY ! to ! j D0KIE DOIN'S j Make our store your J ' headiiiiai tei s. We have J J Jots of room to take earej f J of your coat.-, umbrellas J, and est ra packages. ! I ! And d-ui'l forget J? A'ifr "i" 4 "b'k 4 4- 4r fr 4 TAX1ffi44i THH OI.DKST AMI MOST aiii.i: t.vm siaiMi ii.' jjl.M THK CITY. "T All Slioit Calls !!.- . All falls nnsei-il Fori & George ':-'". I. rroniplly u hh Uondcii H h ei s. The Best is Always the Least Expensive We carry lily the be-t itsiiallj, a.i a lower i-ice. ;, leave our films to In ! X'eloped. j! RED CROSS i! DRUG STORE k-!i This Ibuik is pleased (o jinnoitiiee (hat it has formed a connection by Mock ownership IIh-oukIi its ofliiers Willi (lie Pacific ( oa.st loin( Slock Land IbiukM of INirtland, San l-'raneiseo. Lets Atmdes ami Salt Lnk; City, fotiiiiii: (hi Assueiitl ion of ljtcitic Coasl .hiint Stock Land Hanks. These institutions me oiani'd for (he purpose of ptomoiiiii; the Ken ei-al Wfdfaie of (he I'ludfie 'Slope and providing capital lor (he develop ment of Its iiKiicultui-al resources. The Land Itanks are allied with strong comnioirlnl hanking iiililu lions in the four cities, ,'l'he Portland Haidi, lo which applications will he Nt'itt (hrouh this hank from Southwestern Oregon, is headed by A. L. .Mills, 'resident of (he l iist .National Itauk of Portland. l-'irsi tuiH'ttfano tojnis will he mad' on farm lands in amounts up to $lO,IIOO.(H) lo any oim iMirrowrr fur Imiu Ifrtiis of years at low lates of interest, (he present rale hein (( per cent. All limi-macs will be made on the aiiiorlzaliou plan, which menus thai the loan is paid off by eijual semi-annual installments of a fived amount, which includes interest and a sufficient amount of the principal so (bat al the end of the term the entire deh(, principal ami interest, 'will bo wiped out. l-or example, on a loan of $1000.00 made for a period or :t; years at (i per rent the payment or a semi-annual installment of s .;."". no will cover interest charge and completely liuiiidalc lite loan at (he end of (he period. Any amount may he figured on (he same basis. 1'iuler this plan the borrower escapes the annoyance, expense and dangers of short leini nioitKage loans which do not provide tor reduction or (he principal, for if (he covenants of the mortgage are ohserei and Ihb pa.vments promptly met, uw question or renewals or possible fore elosure is eliminated. Privilege of pie-payment of principal is granted after five years. -The proceeds of a loan may bo used for any agricultural development, purposes such as paying off mortgages on farm lands, improvements, purchase ol land, equipment, livestock etc., hut not lor speculation in enterprises clearly ouiside or (he realm of agriculture. All loans are made direct (o the horrower atid no commissions can be , charged against him hy joint slock land lianks, any agent or represen tative. Itorrower mtist hear the epense of appraisal of his properly and the determination of title. This expense will he relatively small. It is not a continuing charge, but once paid is good for I be term or (he loan. The horrower is not required to purchase stock in the Land Hank, Iw Join an association, nor incur any other ohligatiou beyond that to I lie joint Stock Land Hank making his loan. It Is not required (hat he live on or personally operate (he property mortgaged. On approved farm and ranch properly t he Land liauk will loan 50 per cent of the laud value plus lio per cent of the value of the insured improvements, such value to be determined hy leileral appraisers and the Loan Committee of the Land Hank. As the purpose of these hanks is lo lake care of loans not available from the l-'ederal I'arm Loan Hanks and (he Stale School Tumls, appli cations will nol be received for the present for hums of less than $ronn.oo, Knrh application must be accompanied by a fee of $-0m as evidence of good failb. If the loan is nol considered, fee will he returned to ap plicant. If. alter appraisal is made, the application is rejected, the fee will be retained to apply on the expense of the appraisal. If the loan is made the fee will he credited to (be applicant as part payment of the loan expense. Application blanks and furl her informal ion w ill be gladly furnisMed by the La tiiamle National Hank of La (irande, Oregon, which is a ti ll tori .ed lo receive applications from I iitou and Wallowa counties. La Grande National Bank : THK KODAK STOItK j ; rnr-)(t)-)1)r " J f ExchisiveAgency -r : ! MAIN Ai vJ o LjHMP . 'I- v i I 'a rad b JiH! Depot .street (Irovei for Smith. Mgr. ery I'honc .Main 1 IS I hey in a Aery arc s parts FOR MERIT0L PREPARATIONS Regularly Recognized as the Finest Products of Modern Pharmaceutical Skill U'cparation made y tins association ol sKuieii piiarmacisti is irom a testcit lorniula. 1 hat uccessful and .ii'ive f)it islact ton is proven ny tne tremenuous ;inu gnrtving uemtinil lot- tiieiu the country, lieludcd in the list oi products is a remedy lor every ailment and a toilet pi c ia ! Moll or everv piliposL .u goons come io us uiic'-i ii'mm uu. . ssoi-i,u n -i 1 s i ,a 001 a i oi . tins means that till u nods, arc freii. reliable and efficient. The faeifii ics for manufacturing- are such that a big sa in" is made in the cos! of production and the saving is shared with the consumer. O'er 500 Preparations. Ask for a Frice List. i Newlin Drug Co. PHONE MAIN 40 j o I. L- XI li .- .'."...-'-Hvt - V-iik,! ...