La Grande evening observer., October 13, 1922, Image 4

Friday, October 13, 1922
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer j
Air jnih;pi;mi;nt nisw.hpai'iiu.
Piib)llu d dully unl wi-ckly nt I.n
Orand-j, urt'gon, hy Ln (Jminlfi Kven
lug Ohm-rviT I'MbllxliInK ('omiiaiiy.
UltUCK KN'M, Kill tor.
Entered at iln JuttTn'u nt l,n irmtJ
Oreiron, an Second dims .Mail ?.:.:t')r.
AdrirHfi nil t-rmimuiiirtttioii in Till:
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Or ado. Ort-Kon. t
I'lIM HII'I'IOV HA TICS.
Hy Carrier.
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Dally, wiiikIm r.ry
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I'AI'ISIl.
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Daily, alx nmnthn, in advance I
Dully, thrt'.o inniiih Iti hdvaiice.... (!.:!'
OhIIv. P'-p month fifli;
VVf.'kly DltNiTV.-r-Ktnr, by mall.
in-r ycHi-. in ridv.-iiicu .'"
(in ! in m her on u-x--Or!ron Hotii
N'i'Wh fctimd. J'orthind: Imuorial New?
Sin nd, 1 Ih im! : Mull nomah Nw i
DSTNE WINS
BIG PRIZES
A.HOCJATi;il I'lti:NH.
:Jfiti-d I'ri'fH la xcluiv'l;
ntihlicHtiori nf h!I
The Aunt
entliU-d l line for
nWH ili.--i)!iti l.t'H ( r 1
ulhi-rwlM' r- 'iiii'd in thin p.-ipt-r.
n).ui tit)' Incul tn w piihlliltt ii ih
Ail rliclitM of r-n-ililt.-Hitnr. "f i
llnjmtcha hT8 nlno are renwrved.
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i
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WAIT
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ATIKNTI.Y:- U'.u
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The Old Time Mining Pep
The Nevada State Journal in telling editorially of the greatest
event in Nevada's mining career, which was the opening of ths
old Conistock mines recently hy llulkley Wells and associates,
lias the following remarkably well written editorial showing the
former Nevada literary ability which marked the mining camps
a i'ew years hark:
"Yesterday was a great day on the Conistock. H marked a
triumph hoped for through -10 years. It provided an object les
son of what big business really is the imagination of a seer; the
courage of a soldier; the fortune of a Croesus; the democracy of
a Cincinnatus. Jt marked most of all the patient faith that abides
.during Rood report and evil report and that communicates itself
by its very permanence and intensity to those who sense such
indications of promise.
"There an; opportunities everywhere. There are lazy oppor
tunities to pile pp increment on increment, taking all, giving noth
ing. And there, are opportunities for the highest kind of public
social and economic service and it is this sort of opportunity that
JJulkeley Wells and his associates have embraced.
'hi
"While we are ulout it we must not forget those men who
kept: the faith. Those men went to the point of original discoveiy
of the Conistock Lode. They went to the Stevenson shaft am? "("
at its nethermost termination they .stepped oft in fancy, virgin ir. .-
ground. "Here we stand," they said, like Massachusetts, and ' J
there tliey stood .vesterday and saw new drifts and new cuts turn- i,m ..
ing down their oies to the hauling tunnel below to be hauled out J'
in new cars to a new mill and a new plant. n i
thai I
"It was these men who had the faith and who kept the faith ;' w
and who, through the faith of many, communicated that faith :w '!.',',.
to General Wells. To them, absorbing that faith from the very
people; the very air; the very hills of Nevada, must some shai
of the credit go, without detracting in any way from the welcome. Hi" si
and the gratitude and the confidence due to the generals in th
great army of industry."
0
(SDuclal to The Ooaerver)
l.u.S'i i. (;. oti. n.- AKaiii Routine
Una vii (In; lienor over the other rr
i,i:t ol he tut try with her frull
and unriillin al exhlhilM nt I he Wal-
luw-i i utility lair, vvlni li HommI last
S, i liii day. l-'or koim;i a I all around
Miming aitivltieH this d i-d t ht Ih hard
to heal, and Hie i-hilH
many varilirM and v.-- ( tally wi-ll ar-
lanrd In a ury arlistn way worthy
ol a hoolli at the Mai" Ian. Many
tiitiik the awards v.r(. ieii more
on the nrlistic display than the var
iety of M-udiirtH and exeellewe of
same, hut Hie lioodw were all lliere just
l tie na ine, a nd tnnelt more at home
equally its Kood. Then: IS llo dailKer
ol any one miH'eilinf Ciom hunuer In
litis pari of Hie stale H liiey hae Hie
will to work and mil iv ale 1 he Ka
den. The credit tor the display Is due
lo Mrs. Alice Ualsh-v and .Mis. M.Mtlo
U'hlluiorc. who trav.-hu ,,ver the tlis
lri t to collect th" c'.lnhil and who al
so iirianutd Uir hooih s ariistically.
other local pei:il,. who won indt
vidua I prize: at Me lair w.-re: I reue
( "rossli r ot tin- hdhi inn Mi of hero:
Klnyd AlofiiM mid Mrs. Will MaRe...
in the fine arts cliihil. In Ihe fuiin
product' weie .ludd liap.r. W.
Mrliff, -Mrs. K. O. Seaman and S. f.
Whilni.-n. Live stock, I . W. Mitlc.
!Al:t Mr. M.ti-e in the poultiv dpart
' ment ami In tho aces. doe r'amJle
won lii-'l prize in tlie fltwer race o-i
'lliinsday wilii his l-'or d Spe.-dsl.-r.
, S'ittii- of tlu- era in ehil.ts ti.'lli Mil
I weet a ui ale "ii d .-da v in oar lot a I
Itii'iii: ,-hnr Hi!i-- (he fair.
Norman Wn.m ret'irmd Inst week
It. rn an e(cndd anto trip lo point
in Southern Idaho.
1 Kau All -ii letiitmd Iioiik- tin- firt
f fir w. i: from l't eewa It-r. w lie re
Ik has li. - n . e-p-m his Itmlher. I.hiVw
Allen, nil ti vini: iot llm climate vei
tli 'i'.- t'U the n--ihnia. which ha hren
trocid i-.L- It 1 1 1 1 lll I..1L
Alio i I I 'nMeV. wti.i
; K'.'.i-' Mi- ,-eMual W'-. l;n ak'o. relmned
holm- Ihe lii! of the week on a :dtoi I
TRAIL
TO BE REALITY
Pioneer's llighwji- to Coast
to Be National Koad;;
Portland Interests Are,
Aroused. j
This Store Is
"MUNSINGWEAR"
Headquarters
ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF
Sale of Silk
DRESSES
$19.75
The old (M
hlj;hwa t' t
co i no a ic. tht
lined M-leld.
hody of h im i
ic Huh, at (I:
luas the I'"
(hotly will p:
rUes tt at
tunned as pat
I A stipulation
laud eomiio!
! Ihe Kastt ru
the l 'ohiiuhi
its identitv
yon trail, the pioin crs
i- iiiiiM, ! to ai;aiu he
act oidtni tt) plans on.
nl a meeting of a Joint
nlativ
of
ari'i
ci
i'h iikIht o I'diuiiU'rce.
i I land Ore;oniail. Tilts :
nl to the leislalillt a '
ret tain ii cuoii roads hi
is ol "The Oregon Trail",
was made hy the 1'urt- ,
i. . un-n and accepted l.
n iou delegation that
,i h ;i;h ay is to reserve
un-l.-r the plan.
I'ei inanciit I M
A perm:' iii 'it tir.
Meiiry J i
;md Frank I
aiiijtlioii.
t organisation,
nlndnicr as pre:
n il liiley as sturi
with
tdeilt
tary.
PURE SILK HOSE
n
Choose
at
A Sale of "Phoenix" Seconds that Surpasses Any We've Ever Held
It is true wo have ludd many sales of "Phoenix" Seconds bnfura miri
tluiHe who have bought l'nun them, will buy from this one. Never! IibIuhb
we think this is the greatest of till of them because of the number, and
th new shades that are imluded as well as the brown and blaek.
These are all pure silk hose, In every size. They are seconds from the
famous 'Thoenix" silk hose that we carry regularly in stock.
You'll find brown. Hussian calf, beiKN mule and shades of gray, as
well as black in Ibis sab;. Choose now at GJU: a pair.
OX SAM-. TO.MOUItOW!
was f'ffccie.l.
I 'b iluher ol' '
'the ltealt Im.
'ii'on Tout i
cllie NorliiiM
already nirrc
j lie fore tin- hi
peeled lhat tl
least three ot
'added to lh(.
The li vuuii
found Mauueh
tiuri. ehia-I:a
iTlu- old trail It.
touchel fnnr
'uf the hack. r
hla;'.e am w Hi
ioers. o pai..,,
and n ik,.
t'oinuiiltee from ihe
oiiitneive. the Ad 'luh.
id. the Hit eetors of the 1
t li'ireail. and the I'a- ;
-t Ton rust Itureau ,
d in the oriraitixatlon.
I of the week it Is ex-i
! representations of at
tei eivie hodie.s will be
iauizalii'ti.
Tr til inovi ment has
supporters in .Mis- !
i. ' omiim and Idaho,
aversi-d four sta'e and '
tthers. Il is the plan
f of the movement to i
old route of the plon-
it with Miftahle f4ti;ii
it a nationally known
(he I'
e .Missouri
eifte ocean
-oil am
M-Cii! la
d h Wii.
,al mov. d t
Mild Mi
ami Mr
MI.'
Fountain in the WaJlow
"O.io nl their eainp-cOok
d dinner ' tv tinu li.
i S. I,. Mi (till ;:nd 'litis Johnson wer-
:.iuntnir Hium- who paid Huir
Knl. t lii ive I lit week.
j Klht cath-jids of laiiihs were ship
i pi "d I'm in I .n ' me on Tuesdav o
cium :,,ul others ate waiting fn
f more 'l a i s.
here vro I 1 2 In ad in the shir
No man is infallible and Henry Kurd's y:vni success nhly:m"nl un' ,!" nfrerent funnns wh
' ,i .i . i , , I i , , , , , . , , 1 own. d tn; II f loi kN were a lliout; t h
means that he will stun his too sooner or later, Inr Henry s balance whippet?., .nmmr ihe,,i were r. t
wheel runs a little out of balance at limes, hence he is almost sure n.-iii.. iiii;h foutinw. m. (i. t'mi
highway h adint;
river on the east i
on the West.
I The joint organization which will
I ilf;i.oo't the plan in Olefin wtlkask the
I; tat lit e In desimiate Hie 1 M i Ron
ids which w.-re intecral part of.
jthe old. rome, as "The Oregon Trail." i
IMar I look bavo, It Is proposed that milkers, hearing
i' in in Middle Val-hhi hihel of an old -f.i.-h mned prairie
on !li others, and sehoum-i . be iiM-d lo designate the
the farm, wluh-, lim,e.
tinlain his residence I Mem -Is tn Acliw.
farm near Wallow... Walter M. Meaeham ..f i:.l.- i l.n
til th. fa' m w.ti k. lis (ui-sidenl of the Oregon Trail as-.
v atrived home -Monday SOeial hm in tills slate, has hen in
tmnith-- sojourn in Alaska, j I'm tlaml for several days, Mirrlns; '
l-.MUie many curios fnm up interest in the i oelaimuu,' of t he h is. :
the cnuntrv While I here j t u te old load. lief.. re the Ad Cin;
a L-ood pari of the t im j wst -i da he d. tiered t-flin- a-i-'
rniiont sm-v.- insr ci.w. ,.-.s on Ho- snh.iecl. I 'a nidilets. j-et-!
Iri S. l. Crow ami I .. mil i i ,,, -. ollI ... vaiue of thi ir-,,1 ;.
mil famiU-ij, liiinseoulineiilal lie-hwav ami uiv. I
ami Mis. Klla Olsen and son. ,K w j,.f (ltiim. f ,hr historic1
ei'i- h. i rainoav ai lernoon iM tance of the road have I n
Wool and Lisle
HOSE
An Excellent Value at
(i9c
A ribbed woolen hose for
general Winter wear in all t ho
popular shade as well as black
v a nd brow n . These a re a Iso
"Seconds," but the defects are
(pule u mini icea hie and when
you examine them you will
find they are an exceptional
value at this price, for the first
grades s.cll at $ 1.25.
(,'hoose from these at (Jllc pair.
Silk and Wool
HOSE
Special at
$1.2:
Oxfords with woolen hose
are umiuestionably the foot
w ea r for Fa 11 and Winter.
iMost every woman desires silk,
and wool for her hosiery and
here we offer an opportunity to
secure your season's suppiy nt
a sreat savin;;.
Kvery new shade is rep
sent ed in t his sale all si7.es.
There are also "Seconds" hose
that sell for $2.00 and $2.25.
Choice now at $1.23 pair.
Full Fashioned Ture Silk
HOSE
$1.49
These are, iii black only and
are "Seconds" of a regular
$2.50 grade-. . The defects aro
so slight that they aro in most
Instances tinnoliceablc and will
In no way Impair the wear.
Ask to see these. You'll find
them a wonderful value by
comparing them with any
$2.5U full fashioned hose.
!l
nd Mr
'ireulated
Meaehatll ;
ely in t lie
lit
hliesed Hi.
i lorum of Hie 'It.unher nt
Monday. She outlined tlu
in l the trails association."
If the (Ueyoii legislature t,,
tion on the re-j aest. Utis state
lie i in ne In I tie a H in pis to
the almost forott-H ir'-Kon r
Mrs.
meiuher.-i
omnierce
plans ui
New Slip-On
SWEATERS
$2.75
Htro nrv more now Sllp-On Swi-atiTs. iiml
all now and diflorcnt in color conihiimtioHS.
If judne correctly tlleso will not last Ions
at tliis price. Come in und see tliein.loniorrow.
All at $'.'.75.
New
Footwear
Patent, Satin and Kid rumps
Several very now Pumps aro now on display
In onr Shoo Department for women. Talent
Tumps witli one or two straps and military and
Junior I.ouis heels are very new and slyllHh.
Priced at S6.5U and $7.85.
A beautiful new ArniKtroiiK Oxford of fine
calfskin Is priced at $!l.00.
Others raiiKo from $5.00 lo $10.00.
Your Inspection invited.
11. Ml-.ltl,
lM!ill.M hill :.t
! claimed l.v Mr.
The .l i-lul.
kes ac- I
will notiliy
l-.-elalin!
ail. Thel
Ideln. is
U "
s.sion
it is
President GeorKe I. K-Ulch. wlilc't.
was added to the permanent orKan- Today's Wise Word
iz;i1ion lioostitiB tlie project Is com-f "X(,t a lulvinn and a restlntf, hilt
jtosed cf W. li. Mot;;m. Samuel t'.l a Krowfn ami a tiectuuiti. is the
! Lancaster, l-'rank lirancll Kiley, Mar- character of pe;fectiitll." .Matthew
Isliall X. I'nna inn I Pool It. Kelly. Arnold.
Judgment.
Matrimony seems, generally speak'
lug, to he a court proposition. Be be
gins hy suing for her hand, and she
ends by suing htm for alimony.
to mailt; liis mistakes as tin till others.
It would sfctii that lie is aliout. to make out? inistalto rijrlit now,!
ant) that is iiiovinic on to Wall stiwt and en .-jj i in the hittiliinoj
liusinoss. Ilonry is rich, oh so rich, hut those liiids on Wall uticot
know the name hotter than does the Detroit flivver luiilder. The '
' have trimmed them one hy tint who eaine onto Wall street en-!
deavoriiiK to break their system in the past, and they will not
be awe-stricken by Henry's millions when they arrive. It will;
mean a little harder and faster thinkmu for those ever-ready;
Wall street lads, those lads who can do more tricks with an in-'
terest-bearinjr security than a ciicns monkey can do at the side-,
show. I
Of course they won't break Henry, for he is too smooth lot
that. Jle will not play his money all on one caid. but when he
is tlirniiRh with that bankin;;- experience, here is hotline; that
those fellows who play the Wall street -anie will have some of it
and Henry will be ready to stay at IVnrhoi n or Detroit. !
Slier. i.l i
W.
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lin a
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Knhii. lacnii
A. MiAru.r.
itlicrs, tunilcilv it
MCS ill l.lltiilC. Illlt
i. i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 IT one of s. I,
Oirins in Mat. lie V
W ill on, It,. ;,tl'.y Ok
k. Tlicy slopped "lit a eir
th.'ii eon, is mi Saturday,
ml Mis. Waller Padeslclier
P'lillntlil Sunday. Willie tlle
id Karl
111 the
who
Mc
all. yt
I il 1
Id 111
I la
1 .1 u i.l
, hi.ul'lill
ilkoi.l the last
minister. The
lin. tills
Sehatllilin I.
if the Week
. drove lie
s ii in in. rv Mi
slcher's .la in;
'hll.l.rs
to liit
lit
to I .a
i lend
davs
Anrst worth
. tl
I
ill the
livollo
itur.inv.
r IHIlIrl
id la i.t w
I -I.n toll 1
lo visit
Mr
W
Wi'l
liod-
Why Borah Raves
Senator William K. Ilorah, of Idaho, miida lose the senator
ship if Idaho republicans are permitted to hold c,m entioiis. There
is a Kltiwinjr unrest in Idaho over liotah, but this far he has been
able to whip the voters into line. 11 esees a possibility of slip
pine; should the republicans meet in convention, The :,,jS(. Slates
man. Idaho's loadmjr newspaper, says "we want Unrah in the
senate, but we wi.nl him ri.uht." In other words, the Statesman
does not want Dinah vutitijr a.eainst a tariff of eor thine; mad,'
in Idaho. Ueptiblii-ans over the st.tt,.-. allh.,ii"h i;.nhl to Imw
to ilorah, are hejyinnino; to think Dmah is a politic:. I buss who
needs ilethroiiinv.-. Dorah sees till thiiij:s for he is iuten-fly pcac
ticttl Sin-,, h,. wants conventions killed off. lor in the timet pri
mary method he has all the best of thins, just as l.a Follette
has in Wisconsin.
r. Itinie l
till..
I, .is position with Ihe I I. W'
Mr. ..ii.l Mis. Ilco. I 'once
'inn S,,l..,i, 'I'm ...I,,,' chore
I. n. I. .1 I us i al of M i s.
i-i-li r. M,s. Mlll. i. !.,. dl.-.l
etilo-i- il ' .Hiple of v. ,'Us mo. Mis
Miller -:.. t,l pai I ol the su in mol- her.
Will, M ,' I e.-:e loi the I, ell, 111 nl hei
Ills an. I .Mis lio.liie a, , ... 1 1 1 .-. 1
Ion I. ..in. I.. Sal. in al.oiH a lllonlh
Hi" I . HI. I ilihls: . Willi Hier to Ihe l-l.
' ' . i , i .i .ii vv , i,l ol la I 0 ainli
loll.;.. . ... 11 Sh 111 1 llllsilleSS p.
And that L one of the very
oils why I'.iu.di raves
And The Answer Is "No"
A Portland in w.-p..pei asks if you h,iw. j,,,,,.
lihaiiiJilet. The answer mi nmsl iiistamos is "t i," A'm.
of this printed matter, which costs tin- state'., t.iyiviv ei s
money, is thrown in the waste bask,., whin i.veued.' Tin
of copies are shoveled intu the furnace in p, t, 1 1 ,, ,. !,,,;!,!;
cans- th mpies ine dead mid tannot bo tkliv . i.u V.i,.
walf.
X1ti .. ;t iv.i,. iv ,i umlm-t f ., j, (l ..,,,1,,,-i
Truly Wonderful Language.
A iii;-.oi,arj In Mailaascar. In n
re. em letter hom,., declared that s e
llin.s a whole line of u loam ceiislsls
of a slnrl,. n n. Mniiiias.v lull
Chore are three winds that
aim- In Ihe lirst lev-,,,. Hie other Sun
lai : "il,oi,,kel.iiii,i.i;aoi,a." "funltH
f.ai.iit....." in,, ii:,iii,iinih.iivaiiareo."
And If von want Ihe word for "your
he i:!il.oi ." I,,.,,. t s ; "inpiraroliv
tio.lii-ni.liisares."
Spe, l.ll tor t Nt ll. t,t. II.
1 : . .;' i. ; .. p'.ei' I ,M, I ,1,1 II, op
' "'O'- '' V "i l.onn.i Pec
I '' v' I I ! 1 ''I"!' ''li'" ol .les
. ' '! - . ' I-"!" I 1 i ;i .: Oo 1 -,1
si I. I. Cl'l
Better Shoes at Lower Prices
Is Our Idea ol Building Business
The Bootery
A Paradise for Tired Feet.
12015 Depot Street Phone Main 113
Grover Smith, Mgr.
1 di
Oct. 14th is
National Candy
Day
A
box of
WHITMAN'S
awaits you
at the
Red Cross Drug
Store
Take home with you a bag
of Oriole Chocolate Chips
"'cl s
1st tolls
a loi of
'ii sands
n us he-waste.
t
. i .w i 1
1 -
k ii'phlet' conf.nl. i-.v '. I A ,t
"ion;-, but the state contiint.s .
Oisbiyo bill;, bccaui-.e i.Te fell -- li. j
practical. "
!-. the
w .ul.l lievour
"lies, il went
!'i,uli:io- and
to. V.. (
Olympia Oyster
. Cocktails
in S-mcs.
at
THE L-OTTH.t
U1S Jefferson Ave. '
Confidence
The successful man has confidence in himself.
He also has confidence in his banker.
This bank lias enjoyed the confidence of its
thousands of clients through thirty-five years of
successful business and public service.
We invite your cmf:dercc rtthi offer iu uuf
lct struct iii wur fjuixttaiii rv'litijJ.3
?oun3
ReliaW
o
Progressive
Everybody Likes
CANDY
Any parent bringing their child or
children and making a purchase of
candy will receive a i -pound stick of
candy for each child.
Remember Saturday, Oct. IL
NQwlin Drug Co.
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