La Grande evening observer., October 18, 1922, Image 4

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Wednesday, October 18, 1922
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
an im)i;i'i:mii;t m; m'ai-kh.
r 1)1 i nli d dully h h'l wei-kly it t I u
Oram!", wci-ro", by l Jrn tut K veil
ing Obau ver rulUnhlnK Company,
BRUCE DKN'NIS. Editor.
hiiB Ho on ti'ml inarrlaKO and! " ' I .
i.i-o luv.i ' Whi-n trial niui i -Hutu I-y ovi;r wash tub) "I'll not about a youuj? couple who wi
when friMi low laltt-H on ibv lunte of-pay. nnotbur cunt. I've paid reKU- muL-urooned on a desert (aland with
im:iiI Ken Unit. Uio ourtii'M i une;iiiot inr lor kiii vcuih an i v unu nu lummiK iu cm,
Bntered at Hu- 1'oMoMlt-i at ha irutidf
Oretfon. an Second ('.Dikm MhII MU-.r.
Addrenn nil c;intnunt'iitioiiB to Till
OHHKIlVKIt, 1AIC Adauifl Av., i-.
Urande, Oregon.
UVUHVttU-VHiH ItATKS.
II r1 Carrier.
Rally, per month 71:
Dally, Dvr thrio month h S 2',
Dally, per mix nm., In advanco
uur, HiiiKiu cony
Ifr nail.
Oallr. Der vcur. In ailvjun-e
Dally, ix month. In nUvanre $-.io
Daily, thn'u iniiniliw In mlvuncti... ),
f ft 1 1 v, (-r ininitn oui
IVft'kly OliM'i vt'i'-Slnr. by inill,
mt yoir, in n-l- -.in .' 1 1, ft'
Xw Ktniid. Portland; Ittiurlal N'.vi- Ioiiki-p ko thinim-h (Ii
Huvtt no wuIvuku H orn nic wii-ck, i un hick yw
shm tiiiti lall uh u total Iokh. Then;1
,in mi protHablt' by-prodintH.
MarriitKi-. undir thin Sun l'nin:in-.
ttt-a. Iii'coli'cx a Hint of amt. The
wif" who tin1 of lur husband need no
tin nil.
Stnnd. 1'
Multnomah New,
31 1-; Mill lit III' ANS;ATt: I'llKhS.
A f .-(.-nt It l I'M- 1H i-k'lu.iiv-!
1 1 f i.. iim' Ir pi.Mii itii-'ti 'f bH
new .h.-i1-ln-(. f-ri'ilitrd to It o- knit
ifltoTwi.-'! n o It. . I in thin r, a on
Ml. ho thn local ih-w piii.h.sii.-n IhtT'-ln
A II rii-htu of ri--i.iit,lc dtl'.M -f HiMKlBl
dlmnit'li- h-r aIho are rsrved.
U1TV AND COUNTY OKVJCIAL
PAfKIt
IlilH-K TIIDI .HT I'OH TOIIAY
UOAI) TO Si'(''KKK: Commit
Ihy way unto tin Lord; Iruht also
in lilin: nnd In- tfbull brine it tn
nuHH Ku.-t in I Inr Lord, and
(wait iatb:iill lor lilm. 1'huIiu
1 1 ivorn
unl unit for ullinony. ff lu haw
TIM-: AHT OK QUTTI;
The world deplstn viry kind of
quit Inr . oxvt- pi lh orator.
. iii-fHf'tiitr nr ncu.-u nr ml writer Willi
hurcdoiii of u kOWII how to (tuft wln-n tils nifla-
aaKe is delivered. Smh a qiiUtitr
tn a
with
in a boom and a bi'iii'dictlou
weary world Hloppitm over
verbosity.
IMiMsihilitn-s. tt ho i that stianKt' thinx
ail"l 'Ihi life ol the party, nho may
si-ll hint outright or i-Im n-nt him on
a ti i mi h-axc. I'd hapH he miht i-vi-n
oiinu nnn at pultlit am-llon than ati
...,:,!- Mnif. W,. niHV 't we want. KOOI.I-:i MIM
(pipnr calling altnn-j 1 on in 7 n.......
, th.- l.n t that a lnmband I for pnn-o. my pocKOl uouk, in siiun,
ho HiaH hoiim nihtM, does not rymin,.
(,r smoUf In thf hoiiHf. and h "Hut I thouKht you
in Hi'-
HtlOI'i!
Ir.uind lo pnl f.nt ttic milk hotlli-M ami inainMi n.'vcmci r
wiM: Hi' dlHln- urU'.r tin- -vi-nhiK nu-al. "I "t be
curriud i
didn't find that.1
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Mark Sullivan's Wisdom
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
In his spcpial cori-esiJoiuloiKO, Mark Sullivan, the vct-
cra.n newsi)apcr wi'itcr.says plainly and openly that the
farmers are broke and are sullen. That no political party
can claim them this year; that they arc looking for any
means of financing. All o? which is true. And then he
sounds another trumpet which seemingly the metropoli
tan press have Kiid little attention to, namely, that Henry
Ford is looked upon by many as the saviour, llenr.v Ford,
the richest man in the world, according to Sullivan, is her
alded as the man to save the farmer. Impossible as it may
seem on first glance, there is much to Sullivan's argument.
That the farmer has an abundant reason for being sul
len who will deny; that he should turn to any political nos
trum that promises relief is possible. Whether he would
receive it or not is another tiling, out uie drow ning man;fi,i i iMii my tmy ir
is excusable for grasping at every straw. Hence the sit-j (u-w:iu,xiM -nun iw crop was
uation becomes very complex. With Borah bolting hisi'1 '''
party in Idaho, with Republicans in Oregon openly sup-
" nortinc the Democratic nominee and Democrats ooenlv-
supporting the Republican nominee, it would seem that!
political chaos has hit the northwest with a vengeance
and behind it all Mark Sullivan has pointei
part of the cause the farmer is getting nothing for his
work while piany other people are.
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Fighting Men
.i i:xti!i:mist
"Mi-h. Kxh in a Ki-i'iil HtickliT fur
form nnd reremony. Iku'I hIh;?'
"I xhoultl Bay u. Why, that
woman would insiHt on ilrt'SHing up
lo fiilcrtaln uu iilca.'1
On reason it fellow doesn't nl
Irael. miieli attenlion alter he i
dead Is I he ad Ihiii ehani;ed oflen
enough on' his toinltslone.
The only two who can live lo
liether as cheaply as one are. the
I'lea. Ain't we sol fun?
One of Hie prominent evlla that
the country Is KUfl'eriiiK from nuw
Is toiiKh roast heef.
A I'All.l KI-:
Snolileiiih "Anil what
An erudite young man has in
vented an invention, reports th
Topeka I'ink HitK. He has placed
mirrors at the intersections where
collisions are likely, with the idea
that u motorist mav see a car colu-
linu from the side street. Ah
imatter of fact, explains the KaK,
youithe molorist sees himself coiniiiK at
i himself -and has a fit.
Hub Why
macaroons;
didn't tliey cut the
He who swellB In prosperity will
shrink lu adversity.
SclentiBtB say Ihe earth in cool
ing off slowly and In these, hectic .
days an exchange mops its brow i
tuutaphorlcally and heartily alirees. j
u tt h :t :: a :t a
tt i tiii: iiavs m:vs
u xt tt tt ti k it t: ;:
Dr. Arthur T. Hadley, who Is
mentioned for the presidency of Ihe
University of California, was presi
dent of Yale University for nearly
'it) years and 1b now president eint-
rllus of that Institution. Dr. Had
ley haa had an vexceptlonally bril
liant career as a 'scholar, havinii
been uruduuted with the liiKhesI
honors fur his A. B. from Yale when
but 2l yeat-H of atie. and later, after
specializing in history and political
science, having been accorded the
1. 1.. D. decree from Yale, Harvard.
Columbia, and Johns Hopkins and
other universities. He ' served as
professor of political science and
political economy for a number of
years prior to assuming the presi
dency of Yale. Aside from his du
lies in association with university
work. Dr. Hadley lias been a pro
lific writer and has served as Com
missioner of .habor Statistics for
Connecticut. In 1914 he also served
as lecturer at Oxford University, lu
Kugland.
wll'-re
iu lh
reason there Is so much sad-1
n the world is thai some-'
il Is always time to gel IIP
moruiiig.
IIOMI1 III Mlllt
Wife (just returned from movies)
The picture was wonderful, al)
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ONi: Vi:.lt Alio TOKAY
s:
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U. S. senate ratified the peace
treatiesv with Germany and Aus
tria. MrH. Wintrlugham took her seat
as the second woman member of
llrit ish parliament.
YVImlN eoiiie lo be Ihe penalty
til at least a for houlleKKiug coal this wililcr?
I
When a man is courting a girl '
lie just can't bear lo have her out '
of his sinlit. When he's married t
to her a short lime, she Just won't :
let lillll gel Olll of her sight. i
I'osrm i:i.v xotmino
lirilie, sir',' That's an
ugly
to do (Ills for
What is a syllable,
between friends?"
we once nacl a Juiosevelt a great man, a liglitingKoKi."
man. He was the greatest character of his time and next) 'snpp.'.s.- i
to him came Lloyd George of Knglaiub who is still iu hisjcunsidcniiiou
active career. Now the opposition (o Lloyd George hiis ,',';!"""
erystxillized as it never has before. His enemies are aftei-l"'"" "
him. Does Lloyd George see their movements nnd give ,Z"-" for
the easy excuse that he has served the public a lone lime, i uivs.n miiy ph ase give mother
tnat he is old and will reliruV Oh, no. Like the kite
Roosevelt, he sees their moves all right, but instead of
quitting he says, "I will fight on."
That's the kind of men the world must have as lea-(lers-Wen
vno win fight ftn intlte cause of iTglil aiurjus
tice. The compromiser who has sprung into public 'life
much as the mushroom after a heavy rain, is in the vast
majority, but the Lloyd Georges and the Roosevelts aiid
other men who will fight on, are not numerous.
In his fight Lloyd George will carry the interest and
best wishes of the better people of the civilized world IIn
character is such that gold does not buy him, nor power
make him foolish. He is plainly the biggest man EnH-md
has ever had, barring none. And this includes all the
kings and crowned heads.
Koti-in-lau .
TOl till LICK
Afiil "Hut, mum, it'rt a slm inO
in h'l yoii,r husband's life iiisuntncu
lapw''
THE FAST MAIL
Is coming.
Edi torialsr rom
Over the Nation
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ui'v Sjilcl Itnoi'. Mlitp.,
lltnH-, Hhuli Soap,
( 'renin", l' mdrrs,
Ki'U'-lifs, Mill;-,
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dollcbtc
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Nutritious Breads for Growing Children
CRACKED WHEAT BREAD
Made Round, Easily Sliced, 10c Each.
HEALTH BREAD, very coarse, each 10c
"WHOLE WHEAT, made from all of the wheat
finely ground, each 10c
These Cereals arc All Raised and Milled
In the Grande Rondc Valley.
Newlin Drug Go
FOOTBALL
WHITMAN- vs. U. OF OREGON
1 uuik'lon, o,
Friday, October 20th, 1922,5
Only Clh 1 1 ; ; i ; G;,m.- i,. - I'laycd
In Ea:-u r;i ( n .'.ii. This Season
("iivi'id; t.'in.l Admisi.i,.,,. .-l,v. . i;, 1 fp 1'ark, :::n p. m.
Spet 'u'l U.il.-.- on All Train-..
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
EXTRA FANCY BACON, lb Ik-
NEW CODEISH --c
(JCALITV BROOMS !'Sc
STOCK TON lC,r.O lbs lSc
Our Prices arc Delivered to Your House.
J. G. HOLM
GROCER
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FIFTH AVENUE
34'h & 35 th Streets
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Iii The yfezvest
Paris Fabric
(9
I IF. SOIT. CREI'Y TEXTURE OF
SI: I. !1C UK El) CU TEI.1S.SE BR O DC,
tsIN EXCLUSIVE M.1TEK1AL, AD
MIRABLY EXPRESSES THE SLN
'DERIY.ED EFFECT THIS PARIS
Rt PLICA MODS. DISTINGUISHED .,
I OR ITS LONG WAISTLINE AND
SMARTLY ')APE'D SKIRT.
jjaci, avy r Cocoa
SIXTY Five DOLLaAS
iaijn;ini!,iiiii::i,:ih
EVERY DAY PRICES
C.(M,r! Pccf StOiik, I'd
I 'tit IIii.-i.sls, Iii
lioilinj; .Moiit, lb.
Ili'.ciin. II) .
Sno'iu' Cured I lams, lb..
ISc
12c, 11c, Kic ISc
8c, 10c
25c
28c
Otu- liii-jie stuck iilways (,n hand enables us to sunplv
our customers' demands in an exceptional manner.
Trade Here and lie Satisfied.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Confideno
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He also lias confidence in his banker.
This bank has enjoyed the confidence of its
thousands of clients.through thirty-five years of
successful business ami public service.
We invite your confidence and offer vou our
I -est service in our business relations.
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