La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 23, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR MnndaT. October 23, 1922. . " :V THE LA (iRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer AH IPfliBPRNUENT NKWSPAPHIt. Published dally and w.-kly at l.a Grand-', tjrgon. hy 1, OrNndo Kven U)f Observer rubllnhiriK Cumpauy. BRUCE DHNN1& Kdltor. Entered at ta I'uatofflca at La llrapde, Orccon, an Heitond cUa Mnt) Matter. AddWsa all cummunhntluna to Till. OHBKKVKU, 1118 Adama Av., Lm Grande. Oregon. CJBSt'ltlPTION IIATKS. By Carrier ..75c f)at)v. or month - jDally, pr thre months .- ........too Dally, pt r aU mo., in advanoo ...... H. Edf Iiir, aintclu copy .. Ci'l'Y ANU COUNTf OFFICIAL tallied the cm ply form of u royal iCHtilbliHlllIH Ilt ill H SWIHK holl. Such a man would be. a great bore If iliuilr f.. lioiti'div it hunt Dim CnitPii. Hv Hall. ' ........., - - Oally, pur year. In aOvonre 5.0& hagen royal palace. Dally, iix month, in advance $2.&u. So young Frederick will have to n 0" . !' 0 ,nu,1,,,,, ,,va,":e-1rf.:'l'"k for another Bweelheurt. Or, unlly, pvr mouth ..... ......6')c . ' Wdily (Jlmirv.r-.stnr, by mall, more likely, bo will uot look at all. pr -'tNir, in nd vane is $1 no. but will accept Homeonu chosen for (.)n salw ki other citici oreicun Hotel I ... ... .,. M..i i -i... ..on Newa bund. I'ortUi.d; Imperial News ",,u " u ! Htnnd. Portland. IKllUi;il OK AMMlUIATttll I'HICSS. ThM AtfiuclH(i-(l Pi-efts in xclun! Vth (Milled tit ii ho for ituhllradun f all ; (lie uvwn dihpa-hiM credittd t" it or not family a good Ik,- m.l.ll.llHl therein Ht ' ' " ' All rlKlitK of r'-iMihli('fitin of mclal dlMpatchfH hrw aliio ir ritrvd. ! a Htahf wile, And pretty yotiiiK Olgu, if nlm in lucky, will marry a banker or a bootblack, and bless fate that made the (J reek royal deal less royal lliuti isiisi,K thm;;ht i-tm touai hf) VIC MASTKUS . I'"!' Alt: There is no fear in love, but perfect love tantwth out fear. 1 John 4:18. Watch Your Step Cpon bring asked hy IiIh mother vhy he was ho thmiKhlful, the young in bin letter to the Romans ! hopeful, aged seven, ivplied: '! wan rn. , 1 A n nf hi; h,lVf1' 1 m; p er nun mi are or- i n in k i ik how iwi ui u immi it. iu iu These arc strenous times we arc living in. And by inf,,,.,..! r c.mi. .u.,.r i...v .hm, we moan thov are strenuous rieht here at home in Ore-: crantin tum thiH text applies as'.iuy. and never KHun n kooi out .' -.' . 1 i - i! ....111 L'i'Ilciail V In. to llllf fntliil inv..fll- tliP ! " :t'Qnnn r w i m i nil i - - r t vitmviv-. ,..,,! . w 1!lt i.vi,.iir uhf.nld ur:il ' ,1 FORUM IlKI. KiKIIS I.IHKItTV i;iii'.tiox I'll III IX UU11, 111 UIIHJIl WUU1II.V OIIU HI I" """" " IMIIll. Ill Willi t IXI.III Hlllllllll Klill iiirni'vniiii tn urnrli liiu Ktfll K'i I" loiilnilllni; tlm lihoil li'x of Hi , Destruction of the harmony of this community is an;,;1. "'. iZt"! t"!" lXu1 ,TTu unthinkable thinir. People here have dwelt ncaccuuiy aim .n rrwiur uiiiuiiwci hh- ih.h.tsI ni.-ii HI. IJ nut Ihfir rulli'al ir mi. i.- i wonlil Hfi'in huh fur Will lillllH WHH r.'.t iiihtiv rhaiiliT . 17 hurmoiiioui.lv for manv yours: they have been neighbors jinrl friends. 'without (iiiestionintr each other's religious n li. V....I- ..:--J ..-f i,l 4. lioiinult lull TlllVl . "l' vie wd. xi is uui i ik1"' lu .v v. j.-. -v in liuiiiiis -(iii to raise a religious question. Do not do it. Nothing burns and rancors so much as the attack on anyone's religion, it matters not his creed. Do not do it. Keep in mind the morrow, for today is fleeting and what may be done in the spirit of excitement, in malice, or for lack of consideration may leave its mark on the mor row. So live that when excitement passes you can take your neighbor by the hand and truthfully say, "I have "done you no harm in thought or action." The Evening Observer offers this bit of advice reali zing that during the next few weeks strained conditions will exist and things are liable to be saicl which are not meant. Let us all watch our step for a while. wllh tlm iiriTiiKutivi- of illi InliiiK III tiili-ll H way lis tu I oiMirl unlly to reffivi! : Iiohhiiii' ( lirisllaii, or i alioii? Tim true ItiKlr 1 'arlliliK oil llilrt point lu In that the noli ri-a-ll (iml orilaini'd the na- tn Ki'ciirn Tor tun 11 per tn Hi'i-vc Him. In ai'lM, reail: "Cud that r,ni aviiointiMl. and the IiiiiiikIk No Time to Change Policy their hithitalinn; ih.it they should xet-k (lie :.nrd. if happily they in it; lit find Him though be be not from every one of us." This text virtually r1eclnnK that iod Iuik jiri-Mcribed the liniilatious of the nntioiiH in order that men jinfKhl :ek niter I ho Lord. Jiint hh certain as the Ilihln im j veais (be e.vfslmu-j' of a snpreine j creator, Jnsi that certain, it re- it Miiiire eicrnai llle, jillfj aj iiiiiu ny which ii ininhi im attain ed; Smd .Hi judgment of cverlast jiim death in pi oiioum-cd upon all iwno oo uot avail (lieniKelv i , . - . - ,. I'i t at ' " llieillWlVMH Ol III1S Pjiigjana is iace 10 iace wun a conuiuon, nut n uiuuitv,ihope or et.-mai ure. Then over and to use the language of Grover Cleveland. ' j;""; 5 rT'lL"?' Lloyd George s government has resigned, according to;,iKhi iu theniseives approved un- nwr-Pf onr. in Knirbinf . ref netinff t ie Donii ar sentiment!1" 1 ' i word lemii among the people, and ha given way to the conservatives. Kecent elections made it plain that England wanted what I that the preparation for eternal lire traiiscenclH every other considera tion. Then we ask will (iod who ,.U , C f,.... 1. ,.!,.,., i., ,.,.,( L"u " ""'ions ns. se s,,,e PIIC Willis tuil.-n.-l villinili, 1ICUV.K Lin: (-iniugt .11 1 gun 1 umvm Inilions He iirdalned to throw a Bin liad to Ctmie. lKl1' -' In the way of any per- But it is no time for England to change her M.licics.Z,S"IIS",,.'!.V tTut Z l .1. ! -.?.!-. Ir.'l!..1. 1. r I 11.. j iiovci ueorge nas neen me saviour 01 uie iii iiisu imiii)ii u, ininny. emuniy not: Any uov i'" iiiik hi. n.ii iiiieiii mis 10 111-evem lis cillzeiis Ironi exerclslllK ' their lot" In reunions tralniliK, Is over reiiehini! Its heaven ordained The old empire has a lot of problems to face.- Never ill to Kuod works. Instead of evil. I See her history were so many perplexing situations develop ing daily, and it is a pity that the people over there should have voted away the wise leadership of Lloyd George. TI,WT y'&2 WUWCg) KhI fc-1 ' Banks and Good' Ji 'ml Clothes I : fsfXTss I II fan iVlfk You neliie liny food pank ercut a build- 11 I r 1 ask. 1,1. mother H 11 Uf X C ' W ' A """ """IV d"i""V- " W' " i IWJf-' f"i t. V Jsft '' seli.l. in v lies ..ml i.len.e. ion call uso iui. 1 ' 'Yj'I ffl A HART, SCHAFFNER II nosillK. I JjHJf' -9i S"" . rlolhills Kives til. Ill prolill'sslvo stylo Willi I ill II ,1 i Tw?mSi!C- ' ' MS a dlmiity uml character that is a "silent I .. .... ........ " t ' ii"f T. - s:.l..si.,i," 1..I the taste and illdKinellt of Oiu 11 11 U th.y cut their hall lor xtyle. They ,, I. ii ' f, " ' "''kJ'Sk wearer. 0 II usually Insist that they had the Jol) ! H lj V k HHfl done l.ec.use of split ends and fall- U - -t'fCy , 0- " sells 1IAI1T. Wl I A KKX Kit & i,,B lialr . pruioole kiow.I, " ., '3pn Wf 4 H hft 1 -M A ICX 1 l.i.TII KM ..-l....x.y In U. Grande. - l i ." 'SM&ltltdtW i t:$ . i 5 L., M . a V II lliein l.eea.ise we know from oast if J ' 1 S'fii .Ht'Ajf ' experience th it It pays us to sell these Kood who shines his shoes and puts un his 'M T: t, '71$ ft ' clothes an lays you to buy them, loll vr-4jaitrT . lit fti. -J-. .... , 1 tl.., .. II 111 ' ' 1 ilV K 1 - 1 IZZ""' with you,- clothes. We net your confidence gf fa m t1" jji"3g& in sellliur .on Kooil mei'clian.lis.', so wo 1 H II "u,'""'"f"' I if!? --inir prices ui.- low for the clothiiilf wc II! -- fltSL l5i7Nv u Huh b &jiW''Z&zs. : m . a .ouslant chat-i isli less than an) II Copyrli-bt tft Hurt Scliaffucr & Man ' $25.00 tO $60.00 J i MUNSINGWEAR ' New Silk and Wool 1 For Men and Boys , RIBBED HOSE - Tills store Is the exclusive agency f..r .Minisiiis- ' , " " , .. . ., ., plas nolhliiB bull ,,. , . , .., ..... u , ,, ... w"' "'"u! rlblied sox. All the 1 Hl ." ' r heather inlMuies and the new lighter shades 111 mHI aren't hu'M family In this ruinous underwear. Ask to see it. ' all sizes now. Triced, r.i.c to t JIIl! IVV J Today's Events. I lie "CMir Idia of u Muall town," huh it WW. Kit), "1h one iu whirli the man who nhlncH )itt hIuh- ami puts on li Ik unit in asked if lu in k""K lo (bo city today.' ' made Uh world hath made of one blood all nation of im-n fur to dwell on all the race jif the earth. - and halb deiirminM the tiiueK be- I Tlie Kame ininu who turns on; f;t)u- porihlixht Ix'tore marriuKe no that her - hwei tie" won't slip uml fall, turns . off the hall 1 if; lit after maiibiKo to etj ll 1M will siumrie i n inu .huiiiii Hparrows keep ui ter, yet they accompl other bird known. It would be a Rieat world if the people cotibl only put :im much faith itn ;i 111:111 us 11 Witiuun DlltM iu a Hafetv pin. l-'ully Kalhryn tssiral liuirtie. ,Mead Vew,. lui-stakeH noticeable. an rxwriTi.Mi iti;roit.Mi;it. .1 ml TunkiiiH hh m a man who smoke.H a nlekel ji i.ir does a Rood deal to uuike. Hie (nst! of tuliacco Ull- I populai'. and without his truidinc hand and his policies we look for an England sailing the international seas without a rudder. Itomau.H :i: I-li. EditorialsFrom Over the Nation KSON .S ISSI T; ltlvll'l'i.!(N I'hlhidelpbta I'uMir . I.etlt:. r: A new political ue was suddenly brought Into tlu llht at the cniiVeli lion of the American UniikuiH' Asxo ttivtioli in .New York, ll h the reial (U a new lorui of the Ishuo of "hank- I t ll k lin'ilopob " whleh J nd re w Jaek feon in lcd nniiifli i he it. I 1 'uitod KtHiPH bank and Nicholas liiddle. Um irt"dd(nt. ll cunie up In Iho form of h reMVu tlou condeiuuinK hnni'-h ttnikn. Thai ledul ion. wblcb Was pa.wt-d hy n run. fddi'inldv uiajoi Ity, deela'ed th.il 'Jiraiu b-liankinr h couli ;n to puhlh J'oUcj', viidatef I he hasie prim -ipk-jt of our K(verniiK'iit and com entialws ttie i t'vdtl of tye mitlnn and tbe piMT of hione tu the hands ot a l w. 1 Mippui -tern dciioiim ed I'iiiii ncial inonopollvM and what lhc railed tha tendeney to rwtaldth here thu llrlti.-h and "'amidiau MN'ilems. 'I'here arc St'. iMMt hiiiikw In the I nitttl Slates. Jr Ureal Itrilani, where the Im;hhIi ss toitl nf li.inklai,,' prevail .Ihrty n re on ly thli t -iiIim: hunk, wtl h mailv to., eim hntin-hr. Moie thrill ;,iim ol the luiiluhts ItehaiK to only ;M ot the bank p. The dNleiji.ir r m i'i'h t i id; M.i te , baiikx Were uemrntly in 1'ie.tir of Hie, leSulUth'U, w title It tviiB oppo; n , the deltom U-H l pt r:en1 um Mil leil.il banks. The rlutirnrili of tin M.iir banker' dUihton of Un- nc-nHiiHoii WHK dliTtird to rull a tn-i tln:- in inlfo of delegatus from Hi" .slate t'iHtks to prepare plan 1 cui tin. uhi to CUhure.oM. i Ah the opening if Ihmih Ii l inl. I- .tesMionn and trade: lieto after arlirli .Kvurybody has been pntne to hi .(lie public Kehool for every evil i under I lin Kim. Ah a unit ter of I'lict ,thr puli tic sctltaiU are I lie e;renlo! ar;eiu y lor nood in I bin (country. I lie fruat I rouble is not wM Ii t he 'school.-, hul wit ii t ;te homes. The tendency now seems lo be lo leave 'all the training or the ehild tor the public school leadier. In (hi;; jday of spei-inlizaiion when the bread U baked outside the home. I lie milk comes to I he door in hoi t les. the clothes nri1 bought ready made, and even the music is j-nuiml out of a vrnpliophnnc, mid (he jood nilit storiea come over t lie radio, it would seem that parents would baVH a Teat deal of lime lo devote to ihe tniiuihi; of their tittle dill-! dren. This does not ieem to be l'or Hie HtaLe of Oregon to dis criminate against parochial schools won lil be to derive its spirit uallv iiuclined ciMeus of usiiiR the most have written ar- isueceHsful means vet known to Im ou the Ktlbjeel. .., (lltn .. ., ,, nil.nds of their offspriiiK. the prin cipieH of Cliristian morality, and the hope or eternal life. I). WAUNKH. IteliKious secretary for Southern Idaho and Kastorn Oregon. Today's Hirthdays. the tend. droit it.' lb tho i took i Init ont case, hovM'ver. The modern my iu ihe i rii hi i lit of chil necuiH to be '-Let Celiac do Oeorje. of course, is t be pllb- Sarab Mem hit nit , t he eminent l-'reucii I rauedienne, horn iu 1'aris. 7S years uko today. Lord Salisbury, official leader of the Tory "iKe-Hards," in Ilrilish polities, horn iu London, ill yearn (it;o today. Kir l-'redericn Wi I iia ins-Taylor, president ,,r i k Canadian Hankers' association, horn at Mom Ion, N. M.. alt years ago loday. HI. Kev. Krederick A. Hei'se. Kpiscopal bishop of Savannah, born iu Baltimore, i;s years aco today. Or. Kobert MridKes. I'tet Laureate girl of LiKKetl 'They ciill ll. the Ch'esterrield kl.-is. Myers- "How's UmI V" LiKKcIt "Mild, et they satisfy." VOI' CAN'T Ti:i.L NOW ADAYS SouietiiPes ll is hard to make the world think you have hrains unless you hae money. A man named Speak has been nom inal ed lor I he sa me public office for Ihe fourth sncesstve time nt Warren, (title, ll cun lo- truly said bis record spenks lor itself. ACt M VMM. I Ut Itl.At K ('.MIS The train wns hite, even Inter than is iisiiaLnu this particular line, and as they crawled through' nue station a weary trawler wjis lieard to erhum: "W'ltiit a vilhiinoiis station this Is! Tlie t r t o 1 1 til ate one on pu rjiose. Look at t hose; j;his In the refresh ment room! Win lo I lies dress litem all In hlnck?" "lon't yrtn know." snid tin- fellow passenger In ttie most sopmin lone of voice, and Willi a look of awe on hti-lace. "No." 1 1 lul ti.iv.le " by," they are trains." pihd the curious and fret- chool teacher who must t rain child tu morals am! manners, lifter his physical welfare, see his t eeih are brushed, waleh for defects of vision, have him of ;re Thauei. Itritain, born In years aco today. So I lie (h:it th mer.lv W ;i . :iil the olher. iimut uiiif; fo t..lr am , are clad Ueltmn I a use late satisfied cl notice people's Five years ago today the first American troops went Into the first line trenches in France. cotton appears to have been lu an .ancient sacred writiiiK of India, about snn h. C. turbed industrial America during jiiie pasi uecaoe, n is esdiuaieu. Texas has :tin natural as wells. ; wit h an acm'eate production of I l,:!t:n.UHO.00O cubic feet each day-of 14 hours. ilt. Rev. Harry S. Lonffley, co- in manufacture of ndjustor bishop of the Kpiscopal ;,)jps iMt(, trm.k n (h(, his tenth anniversary in thu cplsco- lSlllt 1t year more than 1:1.000. palft. v j 000 feet of In tuber was used. h,,d c,.,i. ii,oMh.i.-rU ii,,, .out.' Tnt' earliest known mrnliou of nent Frenrli actress who is about to begin a professional tour of Italy, is seventy-eight years old to day. The annual Tri-Sialo Imposition at Savannah will he opened today and continued through the remain- i der of the week. Distinguished theologians from . several countries will gather in New I Haven today to- help the Yale l)i- . vinity school 'celebrate its one hun dredth anniversary. Kmineiit representatives of the' surgical profession iu (he I'nited States, and In Canada and other countries will meet in Boston today 1 for t he annual conference of the American College of Surgeons. IN TH K WOULD OK INDUSTRY .. There are more than 8,1. otto re tail confectioners in the United States. More than 1 5U.iMl ref rigoni tot em's are in use. on t lie railways ot the United St ates and Camida. More than 2fi,b0d strikes have dis- Forty-seven bales of 'goats' beards weighing 23,127 pounds, was Includ ed in the cargo of a ship recently at an American port. Three ot the largest insurance companies in the United States httTft nutnmo- , wit h drawn from continent a I Kttropa United :"wlllK t exchange depreciation and neavy taxes. Thet first canal opened In Hid United States for the transporta tion of passengers and met'chafl dise was the Middlesex ChiiiiI from Hoston tn Lowell, in ISM. ... Confidence Many ;i on n leeit ruitieil let the onhl p:irt In.'- Ii.iir A I oil nil. slone t;; Isle of t wo roll lot; hour iiiitu's future dts.ove.v tlliU In the mi. . lie. 1 hci s no moss, oi t. n gnther Weighed regularly, 1 physically, it is the leticher if he is a specimen, it is duc tus parents. The pulili. -s. hoot system pcrtret, Iml the schools art excellent work. It would se. it liuplif ho well wilh parei are civeii io crnlri.ing (lie lo tuitt the search light or be runs down ' fault of the line physical lo the care ot is not doin-; -in (li.it ts who sch I hem Is i maMir uml timl rtg up as rhers ale ; nit if they I as liar teachers ills i;oy l i.u i: plMinHtt.d in scei.tiMMi itiali-. it is evi dent that if I likel to liccotne :t t,iti.T ''lew-hind I'l.iiu D ab i : Uredrr- iin well iis it niti I h..ojf i 'enij i . k . iiowii prime of Denmark, was ran tort. el the ii.ttioiml hank.t to oi'.-u lo U ni.trried (Mta. niece of t lie tMiiltcliev. It It . I--et IIi.m 11.. n . tie.., il king .,itie. The eiicagellteut tuniks will dein.iie! thut thr - t it. 1. .s formal, Kredei it k was said to iwlat lit s lorln.l tlo tu i. hank - mu It in with ( tli;;i . Hlgu, Ilia to tain ln-.nn In w'n t i te. 1 'i ',ir.-. old ;i nd . i y pi et I y, was now atlowr d A nd if l!w ei'i 'n! ! id to he tu urh iu hue ll li I 'red tllC praueh-l'.iiik'i": sttern i ,inn,ii o , k Th- Ii tl in. t at a l-'reilclt carry cotig;cs wit!, th. m. ito " i . . s.a -i. t I' w.is he at IhM managers nf state l..,nks mM :, k il.. '-iiHti. "v -oiio t hiuc bk- lh.it. And h ftislnltii es nhich nt -t -i.'. lit inrd to lit :i .i ihsnahle to authorise thetu'o I'. m.ii. h .uml the baokhtj. tn tic :.it. which AN-ut ihi-ih lour bonis after the forbid bram-hc w iH dem:ie. t:. n l.lotu-ri of Km.: Cou-t .m t ine i! peit of tbe reNtrietive i.m. t-- r 1 1 1 i . I ; .t t m. in Copeit- Ttje l:i:uo has rmrt !. 1 t" i i't ia t1l tli. , n. ,u;t m at is "till." nffeel tllO Hppruaeliing ' eei:- . - ton.i l t' i m I ; 'it .r i l ow prior elP. tleus, but It t. Hkel ol mi l. nelf Into (lie political cmp i,;,-., later limn IP'-M. Jfe o - no to m , At i(, :-l.-i fe' , ., t!1' CI.Ik 4i Mlete ,' e ,. I. I'll' t.t V . Oieir "J'l". I'M.I- r o lo-f.i'ini- ti.it, i,o ; "AVhat is Aroint Witjf Our rnhlic'MM wui, f,'nu.i,i;ih pcbuolH?" rereuus troiu ull f ro- tlroutvr6 ut Jnunt O o O .TrtrkFonvi Thuoa Union : K.- ten or twelve year, ft popular louu- t tolls Mill (he l ici.-il. tbl'Olie.t 1 il -he is not it I. .( undesir- D un: li loat li.ne an in h.ind " l tMi:-tstitlte 1 uO'e a i n il and bi Iui he Uitiiu- A Pure Food Economy Demonstration At Our Stoiv All Dav Tucsdav. Vim aiv cordially ikuutmsti'ati.nM. invited to attend this .Mrs. Iirastod in charge. 2 Yours truly, J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75 NO CllAjKfiK F01i prajVKRY o We fill any DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION Red Cross Drug Store The successful man has confidence in himself, lie also has confidence in his banker. This bank has enjoyed the confidence of its thousands of clients through thirty-five years of successful business and public service. We invite your confidence and offer you our best service in our business relations. La Grande National Bank Sound Reliable Progressive POLITICAL MEETING Hon. Charles McNary UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM OREGON Will Address the Voters of Union County , , i On the Political Issues in the j STAR THEATRE Wednesday, Evening October 25th at S:0() o'clock LA1IES ESPECIALLY INVITED Q ' (Paid Adv.)"