La Grande evening observer., October 11, 1922, Image 4

Wednesday, October 11, 1922.
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
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H OIl AND IN J I HI SI It Jl TODAY'S 111 U I II I A -S
AH I M) i; i i : n i) k n r s k w a v a i t: k.
Puhllnhid dnily nril weekly nt I.h
Orand-:, Oregon, by ,'i t intuitu fa; veil
ing UbitTVcr 1'uhilf Itlntf Company.
URUCK UKNNIH, Editor.
Entered at tin lutfi.n ice ut La firmitit?
Oreifon. as 8eemnl CIuhm Mull MaU',t.
A1drti!B all coiitinuiilrti ( luna lu Til 1,
OliHIdKVUR. Hlii AUfims Ave.,
Grande, Oregon.
LUSfltU'TIoN IIA'I'IC.
Iiy Cnrrler.
Pally, per month Tic
Daily, pt-r Hirit! months ..$2.2."
Pally, per nix ni".. In advance ..Ji.ro
T)hy, .in I'nuv ..
Dally, per year? '""uvunre $'. in U 5t t H H II II
Daily, alx nmiittitt. in mivnna f-i
Dally, three month in ml tiucu.... I I - ! I iicxlir t I'nltfK" Will open i(n first
w il V. ht mini l h it'i' . ... ,.,,1,1 1, u ,,,. u- ,,,, Hi-
t it tl t:
Wi-"lly Ohj.-t v.t-Si nr, by mall.
Wr y :tr, in
Ol) KliK- in Ulh'T ilHt-B- -)TfVHiH lle-lei
N'l'wn ht(ini. I't.rllanl; iniiirlal Nw '
Stfin'l. 1'r.rUiiinl; Multnomah Nuwr
Sinno. I'nrilnrid
ftitttiiuiH ni asjumii timj iui:tn.
Tim A.xin hil ) : Tt i in vx hitvi-l.
still I led in (ii-.- ft-r ihiIiMchI i-'n of n I
IK-W flsj:iti ltt-H i "iiilit to It 'I- ItO
other wine i i ihl.'l in Hilw (;.("'.
:.! the 1. i. j.I ii.-w i.uMlsti.'l therein
All rlijlil. "f r.-.-i.)li'-ii.'t) of Hiifi-M
(llMputflitiS her aluo htw removed.
liiiiu; i isoi (,ji i
Hilt ioii.w
Hi: 1. 1' I ''(A 1SK: I-' ' :inoM,.-r In. Hi
t'l'ais.' line. uhI i x -1 th'tu ou n 'inon i h ,
a hliiiiicr. ini'l ii
'iutMl.f 1! 7 : .
thine uvsii lijiM.
They Are Surely Mistaken
What folly it is to send a state like Orison into turmoil and!' A,
tumult over a "compulsory school hill" that is entirely useless, !
and if passed only increases burdens upon those who can ill afford ., ,,
to stand them. 1 t
mm :,. ti i ;.. i.i., I., i in fill.
YVIIUIU in IIIUIU il .:ihUli Vijiw, nuci, uwtu . it inn n..u i, vtm
ject to private schools and condemn them? Is it not a fact that
m-'ra'ity of the highest type is taught in such schools? And did
you ever stop to think the service they lender? Here is an in
stance: A father and mother fall out, become wayward, neglect
,J;tp;ili hits lt-4 MiKt wuiliiill uvl:ttot
Sclkft ll.o(o, who makt'H iluil
'I'lM- Woln.lll'H 1 II U Of Si:W Hl'l.-id).
. liai Ond in 1 S s : , in Ha Id to lit; the
,M. -I s snail's chih in Ihc S;;ilh.
t j ,m. i !iai lull i' I ii spa id. HiHtfr of
Lord I'm im h. the- lainuilt Ih ltlsli huI
III r, h is aiitmiitii ud Imt 'nmlid icy lor
pat 1 la iim'M' .
fiif't'.n-d I'tm hot. candidate for k-.
t i n or oi I 'i hii.-vv l iinia. sih thai f
hi- i.-i i h'rted MUiji ii will lu tfiven
-.(ills in his i . 1 . 1 1 -1 , !
C:id i- ati old law Hllll.ili force !n
iviiuvlvitma. II.,- arrest or iiiiprlsu-i -. jj JJ jj j( j; j;
no -tit of any womriii for failure to p.tv (
la m is If piidilhili d. jjj
A nuiulur oi Uio most lieuiiOtiilj
'i.ui..'.- in th. S.i.ilh were desii;ned h. j jj JJ JJ
Met ll"ii:iM.i '. luziT, w.d! -k Mown j , , j.; yj.; l 1 A V
iK hih-t ..I .la ioiivlll.-, l-'la. linltsh 4'al.inef in.-t ?5:nil IMli k-ad-
, i -co!. ti i a 1:1' ' now an op( n pro - , l S m -i,sn , t n ! - ' ir-e.
in l,n.:iand. and N,. Voik .v:iri,, ,S i-,i New Yoi !;
II It II tl tt It It It It tl It
Kll.ahWh, the lii-W .Hircli id r recce,
hoi 11 at l!ii haroii!. J' Piiinania, i1
vt at.t ii'o today.
Man. Henri H. Itetand. .Mlnislir of
Soldiers' I te-Kslaldish no nt in the !
mhiiiin cnhliiet, I. too at .ouinvil1e.
t;ue., fill yearn ami luda
Joxeph . I-Yatieu. rec nll' retloniin
ated lor Cuited tal'M senator. I'rotil
Maryland, hoi n at I'orl l. po.sd, Md..
In year.-i ni,o luriav.
Ir. Harry A. (iun'ield. prewidcnl cf!
Willlatn CoileK'S horn ul Unam, ).,
vear.H ao todi.
Wil'le Hupp''. I'm lin e piolc-Hioilal
htlliiiid ihiiiiipton of tie iild. horn
at t 'or M wa IJ - on -1 1 nd S" ii. V Y-,
i-ai.s u'o today.
La Gnuule's Greatest Department Store
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
Mm Munsing.
Mm wear
tt ti tt :: ii t: t; t: ti
om: yi:ah a;o toiay
i iii 1 1 en
ihoiil Tltl
W'ltiieii tiM inhci'
I ndoii A '' ial Ion -ol Acconn'i-
ids todav.
VI i-,", inina I'al! S. h'ifield. Inwver
nd social watker, han hen apliointed
l,y Km- Com rnor ol M asa-fc urn t Ih a
it Ih.- State Ifldll.-driul Ac
Aim
ans in tiKth :
of worhl'j ;
I'll H.
lit
d.
.vl ra. Kl ae Seller, a eolorist em-j
.j.,. d ill the I lepaltmeiit of Am r-j
ij!t ut e a I WafditiiKton. has probably j
ihg two little daughters, finally the break c(unes and the dauj-h- i,.,.untrv an.i aj;. i.' uitm i . onven
lei's are placed in a private school, which receives them, cares lorjnnm than any other person m Am-j
them and educates them. ! In s-oine pai Is of rural Knu'la ml, I
Where would these little baby ffirls o without such schculsV Jl "Z7,'""Z
Onto the culd world, of course, and nine chaiiics to one instead ol ls ,.M.r ,, ,. v imnnin-',
srowinjr up to be jrood, moral women, they woul.l be Kicked 1'ioin !; 'J' ,!'
pillar to post with chances very much in tavorol jrnm'injr 11110 w.ij-; i
wardness,
Those who are fostering and pushing tin's school bill surely
are mistaken They surely are not takinjr ee.vlliinff into consid-
il. nt ol II
it I ilil:i :l ('.ill, iri'si-I
Inii-i iiait.uMl WoMiiin Siil- ;
Al!i;.n- . . l.an ;:.m.' lo Komi- l
I Willi llli- lllilllil! siil 1 1 ai.'istM mi
iiiIioii" hit thi liiti-i lliilliiliiil W"-
Sui l t n -'.' I'olii'.n ss lo Imi Im'IiI
oration when they would close all private schools in the state. Il ,n .., sin,. ..
it is a stroke at a religious denomination as il has been char;el, """'j.;,',,',',',. ,...,ri,i
the effect will be entirely different from what is expected, for it isi,,, . kiui sun.- i:ank
much better to have children under the protecting hand that havej1"
them turned loose on the world.
Oregon, wo do not believe, will ever pass such a law.
. : io
H-li-i'l. .1
But, Boys, Stealing Dont Pay
;e, mi crt l.ir
i'i m' A.'isot ta-
of the icp
inb'.alion -it
ttie Anierl
h. ld recrlil-
llle II ! I tin I euinenllol
.ail !niK"lV Asocial
ly in New York ' 'II v.
For filh'ii veai"; Miss Kiarcltce K.
Hill. hi, to' Indianapolis. ha Npeclall
id in shoithand npni'lini; oi inedicil
i or.M nitons and lian heroine mo pro-I'ii-ii-nt
at It that her services are in
d- i land hv nndie.-il associations in
many parts of the I'lilted Stales.
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
yVUNSING
"4r ,
m
New Pill
Every Member of the Family Can Find
jUunsingAvear Iiere to Union Suit Him
I'niiursliiiiuiiily Aimrii.i's nifiili'sl Kliil I'lliliTwunr grcal
ukI in fi(. (ijml.nt and wiariin; quulilii-a, linJ Ini8iilc3 ita un
usual Jainiilrl'illl;.
.Ml'.NSl.Vi; WK.XH Iims h.-cri the foronmsl tiiiUiiinilly known
I i ii.- of iin-nliaiiiliM' in Has siorp for .wars and lliis seuson
v an; Hclililli; 1 1 1 I'lilho moll's line, lilld i-(iniili'lllll! Ilia en-
liro .Miui.siiit'wrar siork su i Ii u l ovi-ry ni lirr nf lliu fumily
L-au hi. uniun.-iiiti'il now in Miinsinuoai-.
!KX VVOMKN CIIILDKKN
(let Munsinfjwear foi Tiicin All!
ri.Avi(i iti;ni(.i:.
A nia.it Huini'lliiK lues ,lon nii.ilaKu.'.
Hot al a lirtil;;, iiaoif now In- iiiakos
Jlo loses trioks, llu- ullurs Crown;
Mo (annul livo tlioso (iiurs tlown.
Ton.ws anniv i:i:s.r.n:s tt
! at l t t II i t tt It
There is more petty pilfering today than ever before. Some
how, a feeling exists anion"; many that lakinjr little tilings don't
constitute crime. The boys growing up are not in many instances !:t
well grounded in the right and wrong of possession. L
Every garage in the" city loses tools. The Observer office litis )
1....... ..til' .,1 ............1 I I.,,.,.- I. .!..!, .,,,.1 l,.l. ut. i. 1,1.. il,,. tl
liu:il ,iiii:ii:ii ,n 11:1111 i-iiiiv-. nio-i tiini .-.-i.i ..l'.iii. n.-.
parlies who do these little tricks think a pair of plyers, a wrench : iy!' " ,l-",ihl
or a screw driver is such a little thing that it does not constitute ! ,,,,,,, ,i ln n,,. aii l. k ,,n s-
il lliol'l Kill il linos lines. ivllM.H. Horn in V ml in 17 1s.
Whenever a iktsoii takes something that does not belong to
liim, mi jiimtleti' how; trivial it jiiiaj.be, he steals,
M-S. .Inlill I'll,'!-, W'lHt SIM'IT. -ill'. I
l.iin. s Muni-oi- as o.-i iioi of Virginia.
Not. only does I'U.-'i '' ui.-io'i i- i!"j" i a..m-i-s.
,7 J - Hi- il llopill.ll.an.
Inst It. a roal anltioii1 ol
i r.-i
1 SSV
,1 Ihn
ol.
rising
S.ain
; isil -
he steal the little thing, but he paves the way lor stealing larger
things. Jt becomes easier and easier as time goes on and finally
trouble overtakes such people.
Oh, for a return of the old days of home training, of stern dis
cipline in the home, for there is where the whole fault lies. I, ax
enforcement of the fundafueiital laws of right and wrong in the
home, law enforcement of obedience of ciders, of respect for fa-',.,
ther and moliier are till avenues that lend up to theft and other'"
crimes. i ;i
While the nation is havinir its daws for this and thai, il would I '
I n i i . . , ,''!: Holl'V I'.ro olliiosl. llu- 1h-;l !
lie well to have a home-lraming period that Would last over ii I kii.noan o. i.,-Mn- a i.i.-i,;, i- !
nnl-iod of veins. i""- Hiilish oat haon-m. .1., .1 in l-on-l!
'I'lti- (irrman Kmp
I'nff al Iho Vatirall.
IMi" M !r li 'i:.1 Ii sn nri-nii- conrt .1---hii-
.l tin- l.-.nal I I f I ion Law nni-onsll
ntional.
1 M7 Sliarn .If h I Sooth A I'ri-
nii s.- in ill. s on a i . ...i 1 ol Iho .
-s ,. l-.-ril 1J.,,-S.
1 'h.ii l. s K. ii. I. .11 A.Iain:. I .-
.;!!.. I in.- to. -n. ,, th,
I ol U I. .'onsin.
aim; l int woiiitv.
Tlifio was n man
An. I all his In...
Il. '.l w.nkoil in a s:iii.anl
An. I ho l.a.l a hal.v
Ami it was tioiiu,' lo l,c (.ti!sti.nu(l,
An. tor a w.-ok
II.. i-oul.lii't sl,.,'j. nlhls
ll.-.niiso lie wnn-h-,1
l-"or Oat- the Iniuislei-
Woul.i hurt thu l.aliv.
Whin he hit It with the bottle.
llusiness Mali 'Why , 1 1 ,1 ou leave
.Mini- last plin'e?"
V. it l-i"lv At.plieanl "I wa-i
eaouhl klssint; my- ehlphiyor, sir."
lliisiiu-ss .Man-"l:r-inn, yuu can
stall tomorrow niornliiK."
ows
Every Sie! Every fi'imU
Our new stocks of lied Pillows is us varied
as Kid finality will permit. They vary in sizes
and weights. All arc puuranieed to he filled
with new, cleaned feathers and are odorless.
There are fancy and plahr-tlc kins used. Prices
start at 44.25 pair and ranpu up to JK'.idj pair.
Infants' Pillows of pink and blue sateen filled
with down are $1.25 each.
iiolster, round and square floss Pillows.
Priced from ItUc to ?1.5U each.
LA FRANCE
HOSE
IJlack or Iirown
$2.50 pair
We n el Unit l.a Frame Silk Hose needs no
recomiiieiMiaiioii from us. Its hundreds of con
stant and satisfied wearers in l.a Grande are
proof of iis superiority. We now have them
in eillicr black, brown, lau or fcrey. l'iced
, .aU pair.
WMIh ll lotnl piiilllnt ion nt 1 ,H tir, .:: I ,i
only 4:t'i,:ir,:t vulers In Washluuton rei;
.stereil lor the Seit(:ml,er primaries.
A I'Allt.
A peiu-li, eulne walking down the street.
She wns inure than passim; fair;
A smile, u nil,!, ti hair elose.t eye.
And the lieueh lieeiiine u lair.
It is reported that (Iruvcr. Cleveland
Uer.loll has. become u naliiralied
Swiss cheese.
About the only ii.lvautaKe In hav
ing your wile a Keif nut, loo, says a
La Grande man, ia that when con
jblow yourselr lin- a real nil'ly driver
you can Kcl her a riiiht siuu-ty bras
'sie at the same time and thus avoid
inll charifes of Ijelujt: unduly exiruva-
Kant.
'I'hc liintl who isnt a hero to his very,
yoiiiu: son will m-ver be a liero lo
an. body else.
1IA.M11IM sui;rt MI S.
'I'hc SoiiK of the lliu in Vamp.
Iiu am the .M,.v,ii; I ic 1 1 1 . - Vamp, in
sidious and tropical.
The l.orel.-i ol celluloid. Iho lure ka
leidoscopical. I'alornic and simions, (oloptnuiis and
canicular,
-ii.l wiien u conies to t.ii kin- pals, I
ain't a I, II particular.
at oth-
Yhc Scvlla or the celluloid, the lotclcl
vi. popicnl,
In linns I am demoniac, appcnlini,-,
sl and clerical,
A'ul'iBU. soidiisticaled, wislful ana
hysterical,
While now and then you'll find tlnil I
am ralhcr toiu-alul-Jeri-.l eal.
At limes I loll In languid
ers 1 am miiirniieal.
-My all Is a naloinical ami also epi
del lineal.
I vamp the silly simile cm
lamp the married loan
'i:ile phe-id. tin- tempestuous, the sal-1
lslie.1 and hariidl man
The Itoberlson Hardware coinii.'uiy,
which has done businesj, In Iliciner
lon lor the last years. moving
.Is plain by trucks to Yakima.
I An addition lo th,, nitc- l.eopolil
I alsolat ll.-llniKliain that will be known us
i- ' imp loom has been eontraelcl
by the owners and will cost 18,.
My ey.
Ii.lll-
WIIY SAY .MOUI)'.'
(Oak th-iiie ('iii-i-psinii,lcuee til tin
Slu-hiudale. Ark, News.)
lOlnier llai-vcster Is vutlin; Ills oats.
I ni v
-0-
Political Bunk on Both Sides
Jesse Wilibuin doiKiled five thousand ilollais to Walter I'ieice'sjtt
Citnipaigii and the republican press, or a porlioiCof il, began to
have spasms. Then a-campaign fund was orgaui.etl for Hen 01-jm
cott, republican candidate lor governor, and now the democratic! '
press is yelling "Ncwlieriy" and a lot more foolishness. r,i
Why not be square with the voters V Kveiy man who litis run ! !'
for governor or senator since the present election laws went intol.i,
effect, litis spent a lot of money. Il can't he done otherwise, tintb '.1
the candidate who appears before the people as making a cttni-i -a
paign w ithout cost to some one is a hypocrite of the first water. i'"'
No man can run for a state office in Oiegon without spending ..
much more money than many people ln heve. It is a big stale, I
and il is expensive to reach voters. j n
There is absolutely no fui.iiilali.iii fur either side to split hairs
over a camp.-iion fund in Ihis stale, li. is foolish prattle, insin-lw.i
eeie ami is printed lor the purpose of looling oieis or leading al-!,V.'
tentioii to tlie other .side while the one doing the yelling make. up '
;i iuinl lor their lavnnte candidate.
In all fairness caiidiilates on bolli side.s should ailmil that they
are going to spend a lot of money and lii.it they' are going to get
thai money I'mm those who will put ii up.
Why he and camouflago'.' Il dues not n
or lien Oleo!! any bet ler or tiny w ui si .i ha e
ey' for their camp.uvn.-. i:ath will h:te it tl nn
the mailer';'
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Maim- ...ii.-i.il ll.ibeil I., Mow.vi
S :, i:, - lau ,1 lor It'.- coin-
ml ,ii' Ih,- fii-.l Amu A:-, a. lo ;
.1 M. lien, i ll I'lar. 1 '11. K,. J
id-, up. .11 the 1 iller's i ,-l 1 1 , in. lit I
III th,- -..-iice Mils month, is a 'l',-. J
and . as l.oi n in 1 i, I 'I'lt.. I n si
liillitiiM- eaieer Wele I
v.-all. ol hi
...l.il I.. 1 u
I3.-II .1.1. Ul I ..-1 1 ,
lal.V. lie sen,
,11. ,- 'n II-.- l-ol
e- ,,ni I,, il,,
in- I-. I-,, il,, I;
ooi ui l.t.i! ..I tl...
I ol Hie We, 1,1
, I t stall' to lb
ii'l'-r ol II'.- I
i 1 1, w , -I U llu
pi out, a. d lo I In
v, Ins
with
-t an,
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Everybody
Likes
CANDY
.National Candy Day
Saturday, Oct. 11
Watch us for Special
Sale!
I'lione .Main III
Newlin Drug Go
, It would have to be a luiuhUy lien
I sighted mos.tulto to be deceived bvr
J Hie new flesh -colored hosiery. iln sh.nt. 1
. dines. sloelci
loUK delirious e e:
csceni e es ami I u in I no i is,
And when yen look in Ihein ynn feel
.jusl like .Min're in a si i-v.-mnious.
I semi a ripple down your keel, I
n.'ltale your I'.vah. sir--l-'or
I am i .ui oeal wil h (he accent
on the (iliivah, sir.
am ihe movie nlilp. tile
lilllldniK pernilts lu Seallk. rf thu
Hist nine. inonlhM of 1H2 UBKi'eBHle.l
nearly ? I r,,0IUi.mui. The lotnl for Ilia
Inst nine montlis of 1 L' I was in.
'on, rcpresenlnllve of His
H- 11. l-'nllo
-''"' ociiiiiiral board, afler a
ihoioiiKl, iineslisalioii of eondilious
in linker county, stales that hc found
no snjie. of jillalla weevil.
I h,
I ly
I--
I
al
f.
I. .loll ii- lon. . em --
il Inn ill ol tl- -.
nd ,,l t-.t: -r
lank ... I.t le.nli.-i
I I., dull under
A I.I M HI l'l SIC .
v "-1 I'lu-'
ii 1- ill , I te. I. e.i
". 1 ' net. t.,k. I 'I,.,,
that is- I
it.el lain's i
L
ike Waller I'ielt
leople 1HH lli llloll- i
so w h v mar tiboitl
ll was very pcpei , tmii ed. to .!,(. .Imi
head of the i; i i-Ml p-m e, ii.m.-s, . .In-; ,,.
can tali; inigalion faster .tud liude l'.n;ut
in the slate.
- - . , i
.Mr. .Meier weal ai uiind the w ,., i.l lu la.,
bleeding ami depi es.-ed. lint the bion- .x
lie arrived home ami admitted fianklv tli
in. Stull ;l
:..tii'ii and
'.iilT Itlt.tl
liuw ii u hen
that exist.
Ed i tori alt; r rom
Over llie Nation
in itituNi:
'in-. I'U'.n i
Is
,..;
III III.- o
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tomi-aiii
Confidence
'Flic successful man has confident, o in himself.
11c also has confidence in his hanker.
This hank h:,s enjoyed, the con.fider.ee of it;,
thousands of clients throuiih thirty-five years of
successful business and public sen ice.
V
We invite your confidence and offer yuu our
best service in our busim.-. relations.
La Grande National B.jk '
Owners who have driven the good Maxwell
many thousands of miles have found that
it is not only most comfortable and eco
nomical, but so well built that it requires
practically no expert mechanical attention.
Cord lires, nonkid Ircnt and tear; Hisc eel uhec!.
demountable at rim and al hub; drum tyfc lamr1;
Alcmiie lubticanon; rootrr-driven electric horn; unusu
ally lone "pw ntfW' T tertn;bi windshield I'ncw
FOB Detroit, revenue tai to he added: Tounng
Car, 8S5; Roadster. Ccupe, 5U35. Sedan, IJ35
C. W. Bunting & Son
Sound
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