THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, October 13, 1922
I'
Out of Their Element
HE SAID A LOT
Wise Old Egyptian Prophet Set
Forth Great Truth.
New -Today
PAGE EIGHT
Knitted four-pocket Sweat
er Coats new .shades, in
green, blue and brown hea
thers. Just the thing for
these snappy mornings,
l'rieed from
S.".00 to 58.00
liOl Depot Avenue
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,u f'rniide, Oregon
DELAY TAKES
f l-'irsl prt.o oi
Knurth prhle
MANY HONORS
vi'iir old.
on junior C tlf.
Kind prize.' on hest cow and .calf.
I 'n si Mini m-cond prize on the best
1 1 lnee- -';ir-o1 ami over.
1 Second pri.c, on (liu senior yearling
'heller.
I Third prize on graded herd.
Thinl prize on breeder' calf herd.
. rt . o j. I prize on exhibitors you ni?
union uwity lviau s ocut-,iM-ni.
Third prize on the he t Kct o) Mire
I 'u . st pi v.f. on bowl product? of dam.
n,. ennui championship, four firrdH,
I wo h'ciiiih. five tinrdM niul oik; fourth
Ih a very wood iMcniil for one. herd of
HhnrthornM at a fair.
4'IEONKIHTI-' III AItlV(. IADS.
tish Jane 4th Became
Grand Champion Female;
: Many Othe r Awards
Taken.
With seven or elKhl wH-luwuvn
breeders ami Hcvorul club hoys exhib
it PR beef Short horiiH, besides two
liood herds tt( ihu milking hIj- itit
Shorthorn were candy lln; Icudlnn
beef In it. at. the Hint.- fair. limi t
wt-re rdiowit In :ood condition and1
many notable animal were here
(1. W. IvI.ay'H Hioitish .lane AW
that linn, been a conHtMcnl w'intii'i' tli
". "eeiniio '"f if'imi "'liiflipiouj illry im ;;iitinK lln- HhoultiiH of ,Mi(
female. She hi a r.rv. cow, with no , ,- Alexa nder i 'rankhlle al 'it tup l.rw-fn-rlutiH
faiillH. Tint Foothill rail" Hint i in In I'HS. lodiiv returned two Hrerot
ri'cl Indlt Imi'iiU Itcturncd ami (In
(rami Jury I-. IHm liaruetl.
( 1 1 AhMii'iati:d I 'less)
TAi'dMA. Oct. I3.--A fed oral gran 1
awn made Junior champion in pr
Winn for future hIiow.i. W'lith- l-'ool-IiIIIh
I ho heaviest uuinei . pr.zc :
wt-re pretty well divided.
Other Honor,
A montr o titer honor hat I icLay'ti
)n nl of Khoi thorns took were;
Second prizu on test Kroiip of three
hulls.
Third pt-i:'.f on mt'd bulK
nulicl iiienlti, end wan then d inch i rued
by l-'i'diial .ludKe ( 'nfh ma n.
The diMlrlci utloiiiry rcfuNcd to In
dicaie whether the indictments hav
lo do with the Cronkhitt! case or uol
Juil a id the identity of the poi mm
wd'cli'd would nd le kmwn for ;ev
lal tlavH.
A rjriKidHed Ad Will lm It;
4mm
, OTCyl' COtMSDY
Vic TROLA owncrsln'p
pivesyou instant command
of all three, and every
other kind of real music as
well. Don't nut off this
pleasure any longer! Kasy
terms on the Vict vol a of
your choice.
Nevvlin Book & Stationery
Company
That "New Robet III Befit a Man" U
at Pertinent Today as When
Chipped on Granite.
Centuries iio, when KtiKlnti'l was a
Hwainn, and our jiroKeultors threw
Htom-H at each other. Iinteiid of urIuk
iiiHchim'-ffuiis to kill people off, a wise
.ir,.!.!.., !. I'.-it it chioned flWllV
with his uhlNpl ami mnlM ut it
hlork of t'ninlto, sityn London An-
8 '('(.
Time wns kind tn thp Rrnulte, no
tht we 'an tnlay road whnt lie wrote,
ami henetlt hy his wisdom. He wrote
In Ids (jiiaiut pictures:
'The eyes of a woman fcee heneath
the raiment. New raiment never
iilone won a heart. New mhoa lit
hefit n man."
Today, when we are advanced In
elvllliillon until wo enn Kill utau ly
tutichlnc n Hprlntr when they are so
far away ns to lie out of slirht, we
; may Mill read what the old man
wrote. Ills wisdom ha come down
l to us throtitih the aces.
Whnt he would have written tw.ny
ion his typewriter Is prohahly: "iJo
! not wear your best clothes when ynu
propose. 1 low much easier to toiieii
the keys than to chip thiiiK out on n
hliM-k of vranlte! lint how tniirli
more lastlnj; Is the cranlte! And one
would take Rortd rare that , one had
Hniiiethini; worth writing about be
fore upending weeks transferring It
to stone.
Yet how true nre his sayings!
Women have changed but little since
the days of the Kgyptian kings.
"New m Intent never alone won a I
heart. New robes III belli n man.' i
New elollies mask the force of a j
man s personality, Tor only clot lies
to which one Is thomunhly accus
tomed can bring out the full force of
the peiMiimllty.
What do new elollies dn? At best
they do nothing hut ndd an extra
smart noss, which Ik probal.ly worth
less, for no woman is captivated by
mere dntidyism, though the pride of
iic'iutsition which most women pos
ticus will often give the dandy an
ephemeral success.
A man In new clothes may he very
Impressive from a sartorial point of
view, hilt ho Is little more than n
tailor's dummy; hfs etotties have not
become molded to his personality,
A hat that has been worn for some
time becomes part of lis owner. It
becomes an expression of him; It Is
pnsxihle to tell whnt sort of a fellow
be Is from II. Ills Individuality Is
not hindered Nut helped by It. He Is
peifeclly free to talk jhrnimh It!
That wise old man knew all this.
n lie tolled away so that you and I j
might read it. Millions have lived
and died, and never given a thought j
to the newness of their best Sunday ;
milt; hut he thought ii nil out, ami
tet us know about It.
Of women he writes nothing. Ier-
hapt he realized no man can under- l
Maud a woman, or nis time was too
valuable or granite, cost too much. In
any case, be does not tell us what a
woman should do nlmut her clothes.
The modern woman needs no
elollies to .bring out her personality;
site relies on her physical beauty." and
he certainly does mt attempt to con
ceal ton much of that. New cloihes
have no effect on charm and bodily
grace In so far as masking goes ; ;on
the contrary, Ihey help lb show It up.
So the teachings of the wise old
mnn do not apply to the fairer sex;
and, In any ease, no mere man should
profess to lay down the law. I,et
women have their new hut and gowns.
We men must remember the laws of
the wise old man: "New robes ill
liellt n man."
It Is unwise to try to Impress a
woman with a display of untarnished
raiment. So If you want to make
bve do not wear new clothes.
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' -Sim.
Iljro'fl what hapiJoncd when a railway locomotlvo Imagined It was bl
latUunhlp awl leaped Into the Mystic River ut South Boston, Musi!. Tbei
-w leaptU to faaeiv and none was hurt. At the uimft time
the paascriqer ntfamor. Kmprosa pot ti;e IJc. it couU nviKato or.
land B'd went Oicr-ro out-sido of Si.. Johns (X. I; ) harbor. l'.is.-icniTOra
'ere rcinovt d uuharnied despite a Uci-.j-js tog. l;icu.uJ cltorts liuvc I
failed to (Ji.':lodse the thip from tho rock::.
1'VTHIANS I'.M) SDSSIO.V.
l:o
ams, Vainliill, grand manager;
I'ari iiiKton, Portland, grainl inin-
Ml, Itnll.nan lt.-vl,.. Klu.ml II.....rJ l.,. r iwonls ,,...1 .orn..oi.lom-:
at t.ianin i.!)1(,(.tn.. K1)IK0I.( Mublxird,
I, ,;nimi,. Kn.uhts of M.ias wi,o!ra"d guard; -I'.rar! llaclilonmii, Al
aM,:ncd the recent (.Jrand Lodgo .s-l baity. Kfimd lr-H conu.spondent.
r.u at I'ortland, ale b.-ulnnlni; to m-
turn. llalpl) fivers, one of the rep- sMf(ilil.lN; I'l.OI' ll.IEi:i.
rcMcntativt-s from hf. returned yes-1
l. rdiy. A l.a ilrand.- Pythten Sislorj SKATTLK, Oct. i?.. -details of an
has been jieeorde.l niuni nunm 51,1,1 1 alleged plot to ship arms and urn
reward for long er u-o al uie rori-
land rueeting of the I'yihian Sinter
An (heguiiian iiein of Tliuisday hi(;ht
says;
"Not a ballot was cast al the two
il.iy state convention of the KniKhls
of l'.tliia-s, which closed Wednesday. . :
All l.ii.dne.r.s t la it.-acl ed . Ineliiiliiv; j A Win'iliiKton -statist leal expert
the election of officer, was by ac-, , ...t i,1;i(.s ,aj tlie average- human be
el.unation. The coiivcn! im w.is pio-iin.; ,, M.vnt years or ige bus spent
j iiounced the greatest loo least ofj s,.ici-n yei.r.i of his life al work. This
JtlU' order eer held here. jrai'-s tin? old inestion of whether a
"The most itaportaui matter to I pin niher is a human being or not.
iconic before the session:; was that ofj
the construction of a new temple by Kceipls at the Pendleton posioiuce
Hie gr ind lodg ,-i of Washington and for Die first three uuarters of
drcnon. A committee w;i:i appoint-1 lot ,1 R'jii.riiiS.s:;, an increase of $ :11th. 79
ed from the member dilp of tins Ore-jnvcr tlio ( ornMpondiug period of
iron grand lodge lo ne-et with a i:fm-
liar Washington committee and discieM1 lluib.y Turnlmll of Sherwood
ways and means of obtaining- fund H the Id
lor Hie tmilillng. wen n win cosi in mei
ueighborhooil of $i:;e.!iuii and will lie!
LJncorfHyraled
W 371 DEPARTMENT STORES
1 K.V.I i.k'l
'munition to revolutionisls in China
was revealed here today with tlte a'r-
est of Lee I'oyu Sunn, it Lhincse
iicrchant of lloston, rtjsulting in the
sei'uro of ftmr ciicsts or uurninn-
i made amiuuuilion, ,
entern
r euciiitiia.'i' contest with a spcci-
lf 1-2 iiiehcs long, M 1-2 Ineiies
Locuiiifereiice and weigliing
(K-ated at Vancouver, Wash.
"It. will lake anothei- d iy for tli1
grand lodge of Pythian Sisters of t!nt
!:late of Oregon lo wind up -its con-!
venllou. Princi) al lpi;sii'";i:t aeooiu-;
pllshed by the Pthiaii wonien yesio.'-I
day was the auntu'l elcllon of ol'-l
1'leers, as follows: Ibin- ilofcan. At-j
bany, grand chief; f-'loivnee Pan I, '
Hood Liver, uiamt srn oi ; ( 'id" i l:!l
man. La Grande. er..n.l ii.n : '!.
pcnind:; ft ounce:
'! Hurrah" He Shouts
l ie Wears a J. C. Penney Co. Suit
He is on his way to school,
happy, care-free, and with a
keen appreciation that his suit
is the envy of his young com
panions. He wears one of our
Boys' Suits
Of Either Twcod, Cassimere,
Sorga or Corduroy
$5-90
Others $7.00 and $9.90
Gizes S to 13 Years.
These smart Uiiickerbocker
svyts nifty be had in the popu
lar colors and shades. f
Made, as Illustrated, In n. nmnrt
three-button single breasted model
for all the world like big brother's
There are three patch pockets
with flaps and buttons to button,
and an Inverted pleat on each
pocket. AH urouuU belt
. Boys' AH-Wool 2-Knicker Buits
Knickers reinforced wiU double sect and knee.
$12.75 and S14.75
' - Credit Mainstay of Business.
In large cities It Is estimated that
more than Hi) per cent of the com
mercial business is done by checks
and drafts, less than 10 per cent be
ing done with cash.
rka: 'iiik want ns
Russian Writers Organized.
The I lom Lit tern terov. which was
founded In DIM, is ;in nruanlxutlon of
literary workers which Includes many
writers whose names are known out
ride of Russia and whose works have
been translated into several 1unilat;es
It maintains lis own club house whh
a library of (Io.imki volumes and a eo
operalUe kitchen where cheap meals
are served to the members. The hitler
mnuhcr about Sei hiuI are divided Into
two flusses. A4iont o.'tfl a"e full mem
bers, thoM who make wrltlnc tb"Ir sole
ncciipatlon. Two hundred and fifty
are "candidates," with whom writing
is a part time occupation, but all of
whom hae hud sometlPui; pulMished.
The hum Liltei nlerov is recelxltm rey;
nlarly each month a immber of Amer
ican relief ad mini si ration food pack
ages It bout hteh the most needy
members would tlnd it very dltticult to
support themselves and their families.
The Sporting Event
of the Season Opens October 15lh
Chinese Pheasant Shooting is the sport of nil
sports if you have the right equipment
Let ls Show You Our
GUNS
and
AMMUNITION
Also
Ihixhak Rain - Proof
C O ATS P A X T S II A T S
Spoiling Goods of All Kinds
Oregon Hardware
j& Implement Co.
Poys'. Blouses and Shirts
For School and General Wear
Full cut Blouses with medium high
collar, hutton cuffs, pocket,, button
waist baud, six-button front attrac
tive assortment of patterns in percales,
bine and gray, fast color ehambray,
khaki twill and mercerized black sat-
een. Sizes 6 to 1G yrs. Unusual value at
7
Shirts
Full cut SUlrts with
medium high collar, but
ton cuffn, pocket, throe
button front interesting
nssorttneut of patterns In
striped percales, blue,
gray anil striped chain-!
bray, khaki and mercer-
Ized black sntcen. Neck
measurements 12H to
14 i. Exceptional at '
79c
.The Largest hain Department'.
Store Organization in the World"
THE SWEETEST DAY OF THE YEAH
Saturday Oct. 14.
S V E C I A L !
Candy in bulk, 38c.
lloxes, 45e, 7oc and up
Hot Tomales
Jack O'Lantern
SH.ER.RY.'S
LAST DAY
ii
His Back Against
the Wall"
Kayiiiimd llntlnii, ii;'.ini.i aili. Shunuuii Pay,
Will Walling, (Iiii'iliui 1!usmII and a laino east appear
in this novel comedy-drama which ivlls of an l'.asi Side
dance-hall lizard who lieeame a hero in the laj'ii West
Comedy Ucn Turpin in
"HE LOOKED CKOOivEir
Women and Cigarettes.
! A w oniiin, on passim: t he I'rench
j frontier n her return from Holland.,
j imis allied by n Kreneh eustuins ottirer
the usual (paction, "Hiivn ou nnth
i Ini: tt declare!" She had sU boxes
j of cigarettes. j
I The otllcer eplaine. to her that If
1 she wanted her cigarettes passed she
woidit hae to pny ahtuit ten limes
their value. At such a prlee the trav
eler prefer) ed tlvlii up her boxes,
but she noticed that some gentlemen
nearby worv allowed twenty live eU
ntvttes for their own use free of al!
duty. She demanded the smue favor;
, but the onVer replied to her, yravety:
"Miidnme. In Lrnnce h woman can
! not 'lewdly smoke !"
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4 Saving on Every Purchase
Hooverizeci Groceries
WHEKE THi ?NI,IPTV THKOia
YUR MLVAT1WI-THINKI
Calumet Kaking Powder, 1-U. tin 29c
Crescent Unking Powder, 1-lb. tin -c
Sugar Cured Bacon, lb ' 33c
Our Seal Flour, -ID-lb. sack .....$1.51
lihie Stem Flour, -l!l-lb. saeL $1.78
Del Jlonte Flour, 4!)-lb. sack $1.8!)
White Spray Flour, 451-11). sack $2.10
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg U'c
Mother's Oat Flakes, largo pkg.v
Our Own Reliable Delivery Service 1 Trips Daily
Prop.r Definition c Va'or.
1-Y:ir lo a.i l.jtsc. liuwnrtliy lliilics
18 vulcr; If 1 1--x 1.,. .lent' u
siilTcr tin-in !s iilor, lo,.. lien Jon
ion.
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