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rTTTTTfnTTTTWI ,77V: Saturday, October: V1922 PAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer! a tt it n ix THE OFFICE CAT TOI A V S A X X I V I .ItSAHl I :S 8 Ff T" I v I? V AN INIlKl'KMHlNT M;VSPAri:U. PublUhvd daily hthI weekly Ht Ln Brand'j, Oregon, by .a Grande Kvtm lug Ohservur I'uldlshinR Company. BRUCH DKN'N'ia, Editor. Bntrd at iin- J'nm.jf f no m Grtmde, Oregon, a. Second Olnsn Mall MU- r. AddrHH nit Cfunmunt Hthma to 'I I ODBKUYKH, llli, Adama Ave., Grande, Oregon. Uy Carrier. Dlly. per month Dally, per threw iiiontlm Dally, per aix mo., in advance , Dally, ainKl cnuv .. $-'.2-. Daily, per y.arnm.r.oe ........ I S.Oui ! D.lly, six niunlhs. ir. itilxnnre $-.&'! !7f.4 Henry KielillliK, "the futlier Dolly, Ihrra iiuiulm In (lvnc.... 1 ,,, ( Knullili novel." diod lit Unbolt. Ottllv, tier munilt (i lie ' i . .. ., Weekly illvi -ver-stiir, hy mail, Horn April ... nin. Her Jeur. In mlnoire II Ml; IMS John II. Ileal,-. ill. the liml mir- (In In oilier i-i I r iJrege.ii loa-l vlvlnir iiieiiiln-r or the Cuniuiiiirulo ism mi.iiM"" Miunrar1 &;::... . i. . county. Ktmid. IwiUnd jTenn. Died ut 1'ak'KtliiM, Texas, Mar. Th A,M-I....d I-ra I. chlvl, 1M7- Straw; discovered a fuuitli .mmH-O (.. it,-- f..r publication t nil t at. Mite of tint planet t runtm. s ih.-pntrht-H cr.diled 10 It or nm t s 7 ! J teKinn hit: of the great f'hl- ihTwitf 'i'.-(iirti in in pap. r. aiic: f , ., , . i-joo O.mi.uOc di rt 1 n i All riu-htu .f i dupnti'heit her. liiin.i Tin; t;i..i Cl'IV AJVU tOIATl OFFICIAL t'APKIt. j CUHMIM awake. hiifHilon f xncln worth of properly wa. dcstto)td and alo art ranrvtMl. jlvt,s ust TIKlU.ilT I-OK TUIA t (1,n- :'-' ' no,'tI j . iitTiiu--r. n' iinilson of llnj;inm AW AKl'MNC: A-sfi-r l-'ranklm. died III I'll iladHj-hla. Iioin I.. I... l.l i it i;-.' In rit,-iii. ilnif in I.'.. I ii til 1m- sail:. tl . I. win ii 1 1 j ssi - Ciiii auo parking house an- witli ttt v likt IVsn : 1.'. How Can It Be Done? noum-eil a it-liirninK to the worklun ilay of ten hours, John It. .Mt-rherHon, former I'liitcil Ktiilt i Ki n itor from New Jer sey, illeil at . Jersey I'lty. Hoi 11 III l.ly- ihKKlnn i llv. N. V., May . IS33. lliir, - A tlsl i o-tierinan inwnlei s are , tt tt It r:,: I.: r ,1 ,.i r ....I It,., .......1. .,, I ! HIC ate IIUSIIIIIX tuiwiuu t j ' I"""""1 ,l- jhiirli.l haek on all pails or Serbian diiced to l)ankvu)tcy. Wages lumain high and the wliirlij-'K ofirrnm in rirt fiKiniiiK. what is termed business seems to be going faster each month but why? If we do not produce wealth from the ground where do wo get,'8 it 7 The old lady who said her boys were very thrifty becausei;i on rainy days they could loaf in the barn and by trading coats tt ti tt Kll.erl II. tt tt tt tt tt tt TOKAY'S IIIKTIIHAYS it tt BY JUNIUS- u A Sale.of Wool Hose In All The Newest Shades! 100 Pairs in The Sale tt i. ...it. i H Cnrp( :: tt tt (iary. i-hah man of tlio i'Iimk of the t'nited Stuti-s lion. I. 'tin at ln-aton. III.. 7 ti tins ii to'ta . I'rd.inan I,. Illrase. who ireeiltlv lath d in his attempt fVovernor ot Smil h i "u N't'W tieiij county, S, 1 today. Kinhv .1. Khepard. with each other make several dollars apiece, evidently should have lived in this period, for that apparently is what the country is doing. We are trading coats with each other, mortgaging the future and living in a temporary manner. There is no other way to firmm if Whon f-irm 1:itwl will not vofiirn itititii nti the 111- . . . . ... " . ., iMi.M Helen (Ji.Uld of New V vestment much less wages lor The man who works them, mere;,,, H-tyiinmk. i-unn., ar uo t can be no permanent and lasting prosperity regardless of all thel,iiv- . ,. . . ... . 7 . . . t Nil nee KWell.. a .1.1. rated actreMM statisticians and the professional government men who use charts nI tlH. AtlH.l!(.an HxilKt.t bom at oak 1S Y.-ars ;iko today. i. Infielder of the V-iwh- mi-ricail League ttasebail in at IndlanapoliH. 'M years Tin-; (.ooi oi.n o.ws. "Theie are. no mote enlerprtHiiiK young men. Wh i remeinbcr when' it was u common llmij; lor a youiitf, man tu --(art out a a clerk, an .I in a tew yean own the liiislncsM.' "Yes,, but cash register)) liavu lieuii , Invented kIiuc. .... WHY TIIK KIHTnU Stl.t OI T . W'fek-Kml Hostess A week-end hostesM hiik Mrs. II A. Sell, who en-' (t i tallied Salunl.n ,ii !i noon Ht card... Walsh o.. X. I'., lucoid. to lie elect' I olina. btirn in , ;'.4 yearn UK" who inarrie.l lorn and crooked lines to designate conditions. land, t'ahf. I Owen Ho La Grande Is Among the Best We have our grief and our troubles over taxes in I.a (Jrande, but the fact is from a niiinicipal point of view we 'are better off than most of the Oregon towns. She has been an old fogy in some things perhaps, but to compare the financial condition of the city at present with the other cities of the state one is forced to a preciate the excellent condition we are in. The idea is to keep the city iir that condition. It can be done and to do so elect commissioners who have their feet on the ground, who do not get excited over anything but good business. l!e sane and practical and the city's credit will continue to be good. l!ear in mind when you pay your taxes that the city's por tion of that tax is not so bad as it may seem. 't tt tt tt tt tt tt tt t tt tt t m: Yl.XIt Aa TIHIAY tt : tt it tt , tt it tt tt a ti it t SMtur.l;i . lic-tol.er 7. I!i:':'. It At I'arls. William II. l.ee.ls. Jr.. ol Uelinioml, hitl, v;i n irrleil to I'rin. es Neiii:i, nleee of Kim; Collstanlllir. that nn im: (iiiT. "I am afraid, .loe!.r," said a woman to tile diysh-ian .-.l.e had cornered at a reeehtion, "that my husband luui some terrible llielll.il afllletlon. Some times i talk to bin! for hours and then diseoyer tluit lileiail) hasn't heard a word 1 s.iM." "That isn't an aillietoin. madam, "' was the weary reil. '"Thai's u divine. Kill." Woolen Hose In the New Shades 69c Pair Bime Kashton decrees woolen hose with Os ford a attain this winter, and with popular ten dencies toinc further in that direction, it's time (or women to be ttupptyiiiK their needs iu this kind of hose Here are brown, blue. sray. Ian. green and black heather hose in a very special sale all sues in the lots while quantities remain. You may phone your orders. ritate size and color desired. Ail ara 69c a pair. Out-Size Rib Top LISLE HOSE 33c Pair W'onieii w ho wear out size hosiery, it ltd w ho like Hie ribbed lM ,1;"ir '.isle hose, will .MMitioual value in iliis sp - the 1)1 is oll'tTiim of hlaeli Utile hose. All si?os ill tlH' lot. Very special hi "lie ptiir. 15RILF PUXCHES tmi: i:ni. i-ss tai.ki:ie. '"I'liu presidiUH officer l an impoht-j devil." MUapped On hote. 'While I wa- talking he yawned eleven times." "Maybe lio wa.su't ) awn in i;." su- ested the mi rrt;in. ' 1'erhaps lie wanted to nay so met h ins;." Not alt of the Hi w lluinlliees WtMU lo war. but lhe all ate bran, bought Liberty Jionds, and p.tid forty kinds o' taxes. IMtMfT. "What did Helen a when you turned out the lti:ht and kissed her'.'" "Sho Ha id that she felt as if f he never wanted to see my lace again." Now that Daiigherty says the'prohil.itioii law applies ttt all ships in the three-mile limit, you might as well cancel that trip abroad. When Hill Borah comes marching home he always grab Idaho no matter what the deflection has been, lie arrived in Hois? Wednesday and tins town turned out as. though a celebration of the armistice was being staged. Uoiah is out of line with half of the Idaho republicans on many questions, yet they vote for him and support him loyally. If he lived iu Oregon we doubt whether lie would have things that way, Anyway, Jesse Wiuhurn, the New Yoiker who is taking a dip in Oregon politics, is getting several thousand dollars worth of advertising from the venture, lie may yet announce the sale of a Wiuhurn chewing gum or a Winburn monkey wrench in older to cash the advertising. Huston transcript: The first 'hello yiiT' is now 60 years old unless, indeed, she has ivpn us ih-' ivroiiK number. Wash i nut on Post : In!ie nsil has broken h"r shoulder blade, one of the bones most used in r.iodern dancini:. Kansas City Star: The Oh it State Jim riiiil says all icemen who t rack into housewives clean kitch ens will go lo helL It is hoped t hey will keep riKht on wit h their trade ami not bo on strike. (iettd.t r loiii last day lo pay water n nl without a penally. lit-ti-:Tt 1 1. t,l. r !"th hist day to pay water rent without a penalty. ii. ;.;(( j A township liustee once sent a pby Isician to lender servtre to all tndlgen. ta m ll . I he phi i clan noticed an emaciated hor.-e in a ramshackle she!, .nid asked: "What use haie yu for a horse'.'" "We use htm to z out in the coun try an. I haul hai for him," replied the head of t he household. nor mi ni o t.i. "1 just canie from the doctor'? "What did he say?" "No:" For Sale and Trade Oregon as a state .stands to lose a ijuarler of a million dollars on the Warren ISros. patent according to a recent federal court decision. The state might offset this bill by calling the court's attention to some of the rotten paving which Oregon got under the Warren type. I.a fJrande's light company cannot lieep any meters on hand. Vhc a shipment that is expected to !a.-t for a while is received the ow ner of new homes absorb the entile in but a few days. Is I .a Orande growing? You bet, ie is growing that good, steady growth that knows no stopping. 1'erhaps the tcacheis who attended the leception last eveuir.g do not know what a great factor the Neighlmrhood club really is in I.a Cramle, but it is Mich events as the reception that w ill ma!;e them understand this important I'caUiic of I.a Claude's social life. - - o - - Knterpnse has a habit of haiug a better fair each year than the preceding coition. I;m la.tei ,i ie and Wallowa county are glowing fast and the fair ke( ps up with that gmwih. Andy Cumi) is lunning l"i ini.ii. in a'ooat the usual way. The only stranee featuie i that pe, pie a w lase neer got on the inside of the anie until Andy slewed up. -,-- - I.a Claude people will be called upon to oie ',,r foiue char ter amendments this lali. 'Hie chaitor is veiy faulty at present and should be amended. ! . - .- . ) l.'d aires, line mile from ship jl'iny iaint on i'oiinnliia Koer. Tvo 'miles Iriim town. Due-half of this is in i ult i ;ti ion. I'a ill-up wati r liKhi. Snine of Ilie uroduetiye hind in iniy. I'lite $ 1 ."i. noil. tel. Will lake city iit'oiei ty or ineri ha mlise slot k. Xelitlilior '(l.earer of niessaiie) "'oil are wanted at home. I'harlie, your wile iiu.s just presented on with' another reluite off your ineoiue tax." A WONDERFUL SELECTION OF AUTUMN COATS ' Choose Now from Best Assortments CiKits fur women an .1 misses have been in Kieater d-:u;ind this season than ever hei'ort consequent ly our stocks larKer. more varied in style prices. A visit here will help to talizo your ideas, and in Kreneh costume room are found the most exeiu.-ivi -uarments, beautiful fabrics derfully made. A rail will be appreciated Coats from $22. 5") up are iud ry-trur : all on- 'ool HEATHER x HOSE Vei v Special at $'l.2.'l Pair This is a xi-ry line quality xr.l liose t licit eyeiy xyomall or miss likes to linyc iimotn! lier hosiery for winter xvear. This exeeiitioiially low sale priro is nearly half their ac tual xalue as you will see when you priee I'ejiulur stoeks later on. All sizes 111 blue, uroeii, In-own. Ian. iiitnel hair, llilile and hlnik heather mix ture. I'll. ne orders filled prom "it ly . Cluilre at 1.2H. And Here's A WINTER OXFORD A New Armstrong A rieli In-own calfskin of the very inii-il variety: a heavy xvelt mvie and a nirdium low heel, s.ii.ire toe anil lllileher rut. This is i.ti t- newest oxford strictly a Fall and Winter shoe. It is "f . K.MSTUONC in like which Insures lis iptalily and lit. II is priced ut sli.o'i. Dtlier Fall nxi'oi-iis and pumps from JS.UD up to 10.00. oi'posin: Y!i:vs. 1 1 i Jitrl : What a shoit skirt that Kill is vearin: Hern - tit a veils." What long legs she b is! lioston to commence his fourth year at Harvard School of Medicine. Kl liott in also house doctor a the Wo men's Hospital, and is enjoying splen did opportunities and privileges. Aurora. Ill-, Heaenn News. Speeder. W'lion a politician tati'i thin;: of anything else, he ai'.wty.s udis ,.' u what Washinut(!ti or Lincoln wotiM do if they were aiive. And it jits a hand every time et m if t f,. one If people are what they eat, our ptiesrt is that many of'tlietn htivo been eating something -bitter. Iim.ki:ss. Tlw I'und M.dhiM -"Jii't think: Little I'ereiial is lu'tiniuiii; to talk. He's lea mini: tn rcfilc Itaa. Uaa, black sheep, bale mil any wmd'V The I ;.;!. 1'ather "No! ixn-s he say all that".''' The Mnihcr--"Not ail ot it as yet. Ifut he's g.it as far as "Han, baa'." Th e only wa y toe me t h c C rea t social unrest Is to qive everybody the kind of automobile he w.nis. who pulls it is one knows it. nU and Your vacation may be chiefly val uable because It also gties your friends a vacation. The m -ws papers ouuht to mcn- t ion Mr. Pedis now and then just lo keep him peaceful, in the opin ion of one I.a Grande man. No per 'doubt Mr. Debs grows restless tn ! when his name hasn't appeared in I'HiriV SUIT I)K DOC. KMiott S. hennev hit esterday for A man who ha the faculty of mind inar bis own business is a satisfaction in anv comniuntty. Tt UN T I'HTI.K !MVKS Married At the M. K. parson ape fast Thursday evening. Miss Annahelle tikidder and Charles K. A niaiiul'.t! tui. r says tbat cent of the A'li-ricau enpie drive a car. !! im-aus that num- print tor a spell, and there is sel ber can sit 1" h i : ' 1 a stceritit: dom any occasion to mention him wheel and Iras! to luck. 'as lorn: as 'he is nut of jaii. I'ine 4 m -acre diversified farm ne.tr I m bier. Will trade tor prop erty iu or near In Grande. Mipht L'n to Idaho. "-.i.ie walnut on hard. Just he eJunini: to bear. nar McM in u vil on eli'i ti ic hue; no build nm. Will s-'il fur J L'.t.r.o no. ((f w ill t t ad'' on i.irminz etnnpuieitt, ainl re;. a i;ooti wheat tarm. l-'iiMiished - room, mmlcrn ' huti i. on pa i e in it . Good tie w cik'1:.-, rtice. no. This is a fwie home and t hea ). SECURITY LAM) & SAYINCS CO. Just Arrived ! A complete line of Connecting Rod and Crankshaft Bearings for passenger cars and trucks. At Leighton's Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon Keep W arm These Chilly Mornings With a WKSTIXiatOCSK COZY CLOW I'.I.KCTRIC llKATKK Another Reduction in Kdison .Mazda Lamps. Electrical Contractors ELECTRIC CO. riionc 3D3-YV tr II. tic 10" Depot Street DRINt; US YOUR NEXT s. t When they riay a tie ;,. and ,,;., ui 'ii daik, it is ieaon ably cei lain that K-.. 1...U l'..ti, -ct tit.-ir n:..i;t- -.uuth. Today iv the ia-l ,i. y ol tt l'.!u.' M..i!-it.il!i Cl.ai-e fall. At tend this i,ft.'ni!H.i!, tor it : snu ix ,, :.;;, iahn;r. ' Those San !... -!;, is v.l... !,.,,- ,,! , the . i, tity...i. hours have est.e-a-ia d a jnccxdent thai :': be haul to j.,.;ior. N'" 'Vll"listi.imvs to th,. Ma, avenue .ml! Fine. 'Hl:. v 01 k rocecd at mire. o It is probably a ;:,,.. tfim.f peop'e mtd.-.l:.n.i that Sheriff Vainick iiM'lcly clie. t . the t.'.v, ,.!..! ,!.. i;--; i, vy t.m. Cures Colds in 24 Hodrs lion easy it is to take cold dampness, wet feet, slt tino in a draft, esixisnre tn xtinds and the unpleasant le.-ults soon follow. Ihit with pror treat ir.mii a cine i.-. coiiipiir.iiive Iv e.i-v M.ll.'S i A v At 01 a turet cold in thr shoi lo?it time p!sib!e. It act:- directly on tfie mu cous membranes, relieves iratation afld inl'lamation, opens up the poles of the skin and acts as a tonic lax- o ali e. Jd.- ror 2.1 TiiWets o o ,Re4 Cros Drug Confidence The successful man has confidence in himself. He also has confidence in his banker. This tank has enjoyed the confidence of its thousands of clients through thirty-five years of fuvoesssful business and public service. We invite your confidence and offer you our lttt service in our business relations. o o o 0 . La Grande National Bank Ph ysicians escrlption Especial cafe is piven to the compounding of physician's preset iptiuns !ecause we realize that this is the most important part of pharmacy. Y"e carry an exceptimia! stock of Prescrip tion I irujrs, have an uji-to-tlate eqiiipment and employ i;iy r iristered pharmacists of exper ienio. . t rrciri:iii!v CH?d tVir and trK I i.ii !'ci Mtt'inc DeliveiiV, Promptly lNevm DruCo. 9 o o o o Say, but o"'se taxes 1 ft O , Tile ..!!ciJ are at it to,', ;y. Soiifrl RclitgilO o I'loirreshivc o o o ll o o O
