La Grande evening observer., October 25, 1922, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE ENINO OBSERVER
Wednesday,' October 25," 1922 '
La Grande Evening Observer
' American lift! on the Implied under-
I Mailing thai tin y have come to j
, make the most of them, not to 1
make away with them. rorUiuulely ;
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS-
AW INDKI'KNUKNT NLIW SPAI'I'-lt.
rubllihd dully nnd w; kly at I.
nrund", Oregon, by I, a Cruruit) Kvan
l&y Observer l'ubllshlnij Company,
BftUCE DUNN IS, Editor.
By Mull.
Da Mr. Der vnr. in ad v mice
-. $5.(in Him great majority fulfill that ex-
uaiiy. six mourns, in aiviuii-t -
Daily, thrr month In advance.. ..JJ.'.'-
Dully, if r month M.
Wtkly llMrvir-Si;ir, by 111.1II.
prr v"ii r. i'i ulv;uiii' $11
peclalioit mid many morn would, j
if we were mure intelligent In holp-1
iug them to do ho. Hut there are j
not a few who bring their memorien
IMI Pflie in Oilier CM lf- jrvBUii 1 , , , ...i t
Newa Sliind, 1'nriluiiri: Imperial Nwn: social wninp aim coiicupiiuui. ui
siainl. I'l-riiMiul; Multnomab Nw ; r,.fnvm Into the tounlry and have no
Bland. Portland. jnif hliou of getting rid of them ellh"
ftiKMiii H ok ahhim.'MTKU i'HK. er. They do not believo in Amer
Tt. AifiH'iiiti't I 'rif l" .ichiiv.-l Mean principle; they do not try to
Entr4l At (he 1'tuuofl'ien nt I .ft (.Irttndi:
Ortn, as Second CI as Mall Mbttr.
A MESSAGE OF EXTRAORDINARY IMPORTANCE
MANUFACTURERS SALE QF
FURS
AdHrfun nil conimuiilruiluiii lo Till'
OBSRRVHIl, Hit Adatua Ave., i,i
OfAnd, Oregon.
UnSCltlPTlON HATHA.
enillleU to us.- fur imhll.auon 't hi 1 . ,., 1. ln,M effective. 1 hei are
imhll.n1l"n of
h aders of unintelligent discontent ,
i t war not only with what is wrong
01 hcrw im; 1 ri-.iif-' in linn p:ij'-r.
aNo flu m-mji ii'Hili-ii
Ail ritrlil
In;
111 ,A tm-ru an conditions hut wit li
American means of correcting them.
Bj Carrier.
difpHt'-l'-M
alio ar reserved.
Dally, ppr month
..'.75c
Illlll. I'I TIHM (-H I' I OK IOD.W
TMK OMMSflKI' 1:1 IDK: - Tin
steps uT ii amn 11 1 :i 11 iire orilnfil li)-
(Unconsciously at work with them is
filly, !ar thr inonllii Vi.'ij
EMy, pr nix mo., in advanun 4.bo
YUllr. inglw cooy G;
a nun e ponderous imiiy winch, 1111
a.Hisi tn 1 l.i 1 4( t tn Americanism, weighs
upon American progress and weak
ens American institulioiiH.
We need years for assimilation.
1)1 I V AMI l-'Oli MTV OKVICIAL
PAl'KIU
jllm l.onl.--l'!il'" :
11 ft
If we are to keep free to work out
! he America it conception of pro-, SiH
i:roH and well being we must pro- "Pop. I Kt in trouble at nchool
irer ourselves from infiltration or today and Us alt your fault. "
. Imiiiidaiion from foreign lands far Hows that, my won.'
Those of. us who are RqniUicans have clung to tlie .,,,...., ""- a-a :XTmimTJ.
Will The Tariff Bring Us Back?
'"" i i 1 1 I, ,.f ,.f,.Tiv .ir.k;M.iuiis i,r Aln.Ml.auiM.1 will iu.i '" How inu.U u mill
liai-ty because of its cU'cuIlhI pnru ii'le ot a pi otc( ti t ui ;u I(, ,.,,.,.,, M;,.. iUn war-
iff Plainly there is little difference between the Demo-u,,,, , nviK u, .hi r,.nnry 1..; ;;v;-. 1 r.-ni-mi.-r
111. iliUI IJ UILIL wi'i-'-"- ,.l. ;..,,. v,..n- ihl'1.'!""!" il "I""''" "l t li otl K ll t an- '. ti-ll.T usk"H in.
cratic and Repuljhcan jiarties on otnet issues i xu pi uitr ijr)-( i() (it a ,,. y. ,a -hHiuv,. iuc i t n...
: - 'll,.. I nir wll lll'llllHVU to 1 II1 lvC'UUl)-!,, mi rmislili.mil. in lh:in 11 n v ii'.i- 1WIT.''
AT THIS STORE
Tomorrow
Furs On Display All Day
tniMff muo T1h Pi-ent arniv wno belongs 10 inu iajjuu-;t)U1Illll, r(lI1S
licun party sincerely believe and have believet I ft. r niany !;;;;;;;;;;
ycai-s that a protective tarilt insures prosperny 10 uil
country while the removal of that tariff just as surely in
sures stagnation and cusasiei. t ..viiie courier-Journal:
Wifh ihic uiwIfO'Ktrinflinf it Is interesting to hear a American Indian was tor
i rl ... iv 1 I 1 .nL.MMf lnvrvor nf Ivil-I'mie as ib-nt. as to his
statement iroin uainei iyuf i uimm ... ....
tion than any
tiou than any
cheap labor.
A . i:i-.ILnl S MOHICAN"
ine today,
Jgni nil-
I I'olieetnan "What are you doing
! down there 'n the sutler?"
j Stew "Shal rirrht oifisher, I saw
(wo lamp posts Hinndiu: here and I
rj.lf, leaned aainsl the w roiiK one."
.Money iaiKS 11111 uowaoayH ine
leu Indian of
iisar store -du,li,r rvy needs an amplifier.
itT iiiipnrlMiice to eery woman regard Was of whether
desiriiH a tin or nol for the knowledge K.tinil from litis womlerl'ii:
display of furn will inure limn rcpjiy her for the time spent.
The ('. K. i'i.iImhi Co., Spokane" epeil iunlers, will send a
repn-si-utalive hiwv with an enliie stuck of Ihe newest ami choicest
ol fur co;il.-, rapes, sai fs, jii-ts mid neckpieces f all kinds.
i:ery ieci will be sold at n regular 2U pi r cent dlseoiiut. Al-
iirnii iits and pa-cos to be made accoiil-
1 ordiT.s .will be taken fur
li tu our spec iiicat ions.
attend Ibis sale tomuiiuw Thuistlay.
tcrprise, who proclaims that the end of the .l'i'esi'nt per- 1,,, .. is ..11 Jn, 0rr.u ,;,, ,',,
iod of depression is in sight. Mr. Hoyd was .,. La (.rande 'nT ' 7 "' Hy,',' ,"
a few evenings ago and with all sineercty stated that he ( ti , . ,.,- - STTt,,
looked for the most prosperous eonditmns tins country li,a'11 ;" j " b,:
i : 1 tf .m.i im- :t!l lii-cllise 1 , ...... ..... .1 i' ha back.' ho said. Incideuta
jw v-. - j 1 .I 1 lo near II
lias ever experienced inside of another year, all because, ,ul(( ;ih(M
of the protective tariff which Congress has established; i Jvn
giving the president tne ngnt to raise or iowci uie mih
dules. ; Some of us have begun to doubt, with world condi
tions as they are, at whether even a tariff law
would obtain the result which we have seen obtained by
the enactment of former tariff laws. Therefore it is de
cidedly comforting to hear the expression of a Republi
can like Mr. Boyd who has made a keen observation of na
tional affairs for many years, when he says with all posi
tiveness that the tariff will bring us back to national
prosperity.
ut 1 lie rut in e of the rai
llleami t 1 inline puts to
Indians Ihe Uestiou
will the Indian be in tin
nt ury
inn.
hos-
A
k
bully
he back,' ho said. Incidental
ly, thirty -nine years aj:u today I
took a slep which proved to be the
safest, surest one I ever took. I
married Miss Jennie Click. Just
thirty-nine years of married
life and 1 have only lost one leg.'
I
I Von can't tu like a permanent hole
In water by poking your finder
What
'. , . . . . ...1. . liink
I'Miii is . i iijun, it 11 wiinuoi " 00
U athletic director at Ihe Great
Lakes naval trainum station, is the
only one whose reply is pessimistic.
M .. ' )...),.. I In. I ..,11.. II il l 1 1
i 1 -1 . , . 1 1 r luive ' " 11 than you can put
roud an abundaiue of (lie seuli-
by whites, in j
! wisdom into an empty head.
Infants'
SATEEN PILLOWS
$1.25 each
Of a. very fine soft sateen;
bliif, pink or white. Just the
rijiht size for the crib or ear
rlui;e. They are filled with very
fine soft new feathers almost
like down.
Kvury mother Will like these
and they -may bu a very prac
tical and pleasing jil'l.
I'rleed at Jl.-f each.
CRIB
SHEETS
All Rubber
$1.00 each
all rul)lnr iril sil.--t la
sizi- L'T by 3i' liu-ln:. Willi
cycli'l.s for tylnif. Thi-
Mlii-rts an- ihw In re ami an le;
I'MwiiKlvi.' I li a ii Mm nililii-r
xlui lilll.'. Tln-y al l' .iluial.lo
anil will last an Iohk art desired.
I 'lit I'll at $l-mj cacll.
Wllitl",
ctinier
Ladies'
WORK APRON
Made Entirely ol"
Rubber
$1.25
r.etler than the ordinary rnh
l.erlznl apritn. 1 hese are entirely
uf niltlu'i- mid will not absorb
oils or k reuse.
They are .in attractive colors:
and triiuinini;s. as well as stylihlt
in models.
1'iiced at each.
I ll it 1 : 1 1 lllei aturc
has be
ex-
If IS TltAIMNC (.IIOI'MI
Indian is koiiir into. i..,t WJl!i n llu. ioukont for work.;
pot, to be melted, land one morning he look his stand
in a Kroitp outside I he eates of a '
say4 lnrt;e enniueerinn establishment.
t
I'resently
u hit h 1 hat opinion
pi-ssed. Th
t he uieltiny
t !l: lilis the gloomy Omaha,
t'iiief Kir KIk. a Delawar
Indians an making -n jrreal success
as lawyers, doctors, preachers, mer- !(nd inquired
-hauls and mechanics. His sous VVH )i,.-,.'e
are mechanics and, inaytie necause j , "y,
he has looked into the boys' pay en- i .....i
veiop-s. HIk I:ik is hullish upon j ..Th(, fOIvnii(n ' (M1UaKed him at
"l" ionce, hut lie had ,not been working
i met tioideii nice, an iriuois, a nlt, llt ,,
slu. lent uf music at Hush conserva- !,imvM
the foreman came up
"Are there any drill-
answered Pat, stepping j
machine when it broke t
castic tones, "and where did
ar
you t
that
stir-
; . Losing Walter Jenkins
A fellow who can sing is a joy to everyone. That's why
Walter Jenkins is alwavs weleoiue wherever he troes. He
flc ciKliina ,,-ilh him in his tanirs' h. .IwlwIU i-lrilwl . r ! "" v' '!!" ' '!?" I The fnrhmiil. ask.,1 him In
,iuti..illnt, ....... ...... ... .... i...., . , a?Mlnil:iliiMi siieci'ssliillv. anil llial 1 ,..,-t i(.
manes people sinue arid lorget meir irouoies. " irnve. in." i ine spun ,,,.,. (,-utiiiK
If.if Wi.Hf.i- .Innk-in i nt.t run. if t kh ii:n- i- Hio-i fir ";l ' ms ""';""",s "In .1.
v. .... ... - x - I nut Mil- luTt-'rt cxallilili' nf olll
lounge lizzards who just sings because he likes to sing andrmi-m is s. i i.y l'linn-ss i.ikih Eauii
K...,,... fk,. Ul.-o ... h.,.. !;,.. L.l.i,. I" M-ilmali.
liuv-cllirn; ia.neiii unu lu ayiii iiiui in.t;. That tlli-1'e are Moll leans '
When he went to Portland to take over eoimminitv : t ii.-n- is one -mdiiIi-hu. may
c nrr nir lia il i n mmil a i af I nit J.n ; uni t nil avail H'n"" t'laniirallieis, who ! nl il : Alllliin;ll I illlvo it fnl-c-
wun nis success; turn- wen? imngs rrr uo oiiTr-r-tiuni Finsr-'.-iiimMii.v .a-eai a,.n.ni ami ins t-ai
nig, so he went to work for a fuel company
to sing, but he worked also, which is the finest recommen
dation a human being can have.
Now, Portland is losing him. No, the slate is losing
him, for he goes to a city in Ohio for a long engagement.
Oregon regrets the Ioks for Jenkins is a fine folinw, justly
popular, gifted in vocal talent and withal not afraid to
work.
"Solid Leather Throughout"
Z . ' SCHOOL SHOES
For Crowing Girls
: " $3.93 $4.50 $5.00 $5.50
Our special appeal lo parents regard I n our Mls.se.
Is the Tact that you find none hut genuine Ooudyear well
welt soles solid bather throughout, and jjiiaraiiU'cii.
These are in brown or black calfskin and patent
it dull top. All sizes and widths. $:!.:." to $ii.fiti.
Ar
leal her with -j"
army,' was I'at'a reply.
MA V V. VOC HKAIiO THIS oni-:? 1
He sailed into ihe Kiiraue and ex-'
claimed ; " Whutii wronK with my .
More New
INDIAN ROBES
Of the Better Kind
The new robes are 1hi "Oregon City" make.
Just a dozen of these new hlankels In some, very
new colorings. They ury all of the. better grade,
Iced at 1 1 :t.7
in their boyhood wejit, honored and fully. I'm petting but thirty miles
to the gallon of gasoline." .
1 Ie COJltilllied 1 1;illt ' 'n,'"s- 'oundini; KIk . j The attendant whose father own-
in onpi'i n i ne i,usi ui ine .io- mi a uniK siore suKKesietl rumaif 'S
hica ns." or lex or Suuihh's and a tooth-
" e are luck ier and have more brush for t he near teedi. How
ha in is ami more privileges I hau many miles do you net ? f
any loii'Hieivd race in tile world.", THIS IS AIHUT A l-"(UI, T(M)
says Vnmess Utile Kale. 'Tncle Owner "I've driven my Ford
Sam is fiirnishint: free schoolinc to exactly IKI.tr.fl miles or eonsider-
our children, and there is no rea- ahlv less lhan lonniin miles and ln "irnl KiiRland It is customary
son why ihe Indian should not in it's Knowing siRiis of wear. The ! to I'11' luneh of straw in a
lime he ahead of the white race." winshield's dirtv, tin brakes are f liiw's tail nR a sifiu that its owner
Ladies' lilack Kid, Low Heel
OXFORDS
$6.50
An oxford of the better kind is found In this
very new one of black kid. It may be had with
a very low heel or a medium Cuban heel, best
welt sole and a slightly broad toe.
In all sizes now. J'rlccd very special at
The common house-fly ordinarily
. makes K UU wing beats per second .
'which force il 25 feet through the
air.
venienily housed.
A hall porter at one well-known
London hotel, who has recently re
tired, confessed lo having received
oil tin a vera go lips anion nt fin; to
15.000 a year.
Mr. Lloyd C.eorgo Is lo receive
at
least Jfan.OOO for his coming book
of memoirs, n price which is al
most with parallel in (he it una lit of
literature.
Practical Mr. Churchill
We notice with considerable pleasure that State SuperT
intendent Churchill is going to demand the study of Ore
gon history in the schools to such an extent that every
cnild will know more about the i ariv history of his state
Tl
TKles
tieni a Mulliran, almost n louse anil the (iron
century after the last of the Mo- it eonie miller the mnii-antei'?''
''"'lis hail I I seen. Ill fiction. Is Healer --"Yon win. Urlve her ill
reiihsuriiiK to ihe millions of Ainer- anil well uive vou a new one.
would retri'l eoin'inciiiK j -. s. Are yon a Kurd owner
proof thai Hi.. Indian is lo hecmne i
s ho
.f 111.. I
'Xllllel. Illie
o survive
Hid Oil leso
Moieo
111 lllllil
and Krench
olill X IM I Itl.M IMi,
Ihe wood pigeon, or
in small niimhcr only
ivaliiois. like the bison.
II is a pleasure to hear
in I '.i 22. speak kil illv
if the American eoveriiiiienf. for
ri.i ... .. , . , ... . i'1" " people iiiho ii upon
mis is a line practical idea ana reiiecis tile true na-i'h.i,- ,,,nsi ,en,e ihai ihe Indians
hire and good common sense of Mr. ( Tiurchill. After all,!;',""', ,r",'' " '"" "'" .
. i -ii ... , . ;iiie whites as dermaus would like
muht eiuuireii nve in a sman world, lor uu daily routine;-" treat the i-i.-mh
ir (i mil' wIhi ni'ilfK 'i vinir iwif.i.Lviiii.a.. If 'Pi,...! ii...... "" '" iniiin
. - - t . 1 1 1 hi v iuium ii. i inn l i n i V.
is every reason why one should know their small world
better than any place else. The person who can converse
fluently about the Dardanelles and the Isle of Pines, yet
mispronounces "Willamette" or ".Mult nah", and makes
a show of himself by remarking that Astoria was settled
by the forty-niners who sought gold in the Columbia riv
er, is about as near a Moron as can be imagined, and his
star of brilliancy pales beside the e.oo.l, eomiuonplaee Ore-'
gonian who can tell the story of the Lewis and Clark ex- j
pedit ion, the meet ine at Clianij tot and i m licp si ale events i
Mr. Churchill's practical slep in historical education is'
welcomed. Now. if there is a miil.itit v nf tr-nli.wv ., L,i i
in loiitieroti lor some more practical wurk in th
schools, tne entire state w
Vou will find a
anything else but
reformer almost
a reformer.
their
muscle
in
kernel of On
i M Is cannot move
There me lo.diiil
elepha al "s 1 rn uk.
The nut meg is t In
turn of a tropical tree.
The u-ud Ii. tills of today were pop'
Ular Ml Ihe seventeenth century.
The h ll in ;t ii eye is onlv capabb
n;; ten impressions p.-r sec
i IIAU.Ottll'll.V
Have you seen., on Hallowe'en,
J Tli a I tall, white, cloudy night -cap
i The moon wears on his head,
As witches ride on broomsticks
1 When folks have gone to bed
Some have seen, on Hallowe'en
iThe four winds gather moaning,
j And sit by ivied walls,
A n d wa i 1 t hoi r woes a nd t rou bl es
To ghosts front haunted halls.
is willing to' Hell the jinimal.
German ex-royalties are applying
for -pensiona according to their mil
itary ranks. The former crown
prince of Uavaria claimn a general's
pension.
Rents in Merlin were, until re
cently, limited to 125 per cent more
lhan the pre-war figure; they have
now gone up to out) per cent of
That Hinout.t.
' London's view County Hall, recent
en tuple tod nt a cost of nearly
nnu.OtiO, contains !HHJ rooms, mi
which 2.:ttMi officials can he cou-
f le.er
11.1.
Ill i
't O-ir
-lis tin1 lie
li.i- iiiin
cent.
More than :inn Japanese travelers;
a m nit h pass t h rough, in and out
of New York. !
"Cull ore" pearls are said to ho 1
indistinguishable from the real ones,)
even when cut in two.
Sixty years aco ninety -I wo per
ro population cent of all ihe necrues In the Unitedi
soil lion per Stales lived ill the sou ill.
We fill any
DOCTOR'S
PRESCRIPTION
Red Cross Drug
Store
JL
Sport Coats Lend Charm to
Fall and Winter
vou will hke
W-M Uui:ili:-hip -i
and goixl la-Ue.
See tb-':-C L'U-ll:
tbe.se niamiishly liilorcl coat;; for their fine style,
ami .serviceable fil.rlc:t, their air of refinement
They .saw. you inono by Iheir lulls service,
it
Campbell Sisters
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery
ie
rejoice,
ii
public
Idaho's No. 77
House Hill No.
leadin
1 once
Hill X.
1 1 promises lo be
issue-in Idaho, just as Statement ,
Oregon politics. It .seems that lbmst
.1 anions land lull m eoni;ress which has been
l I ll I I I VT .1 .
gian inn. iow uirse wlio uprooted th
are iaKiiig tne stump to explain why they di,
uieir acuon was nol intended to im'iiiv th
Mate ot Idaho.
Explaining does little coed ii
campaign
figured in
77 is thai
called the
e measure
and that
e interests id -the
i . .. -7, 'ii. ii- -..t - I ,t!il I i I I I ! I '
language or r.men iiuiii,ar,l. "Never explain-vom
irieims (ion t neeu u ami -our , nennes u ,,n't i,..i;,.,-., ,.
tlie candidates had just
their luck for re-election.
is wel
alone'
on
trust to
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thousands of clients th rough thirty-five years of
successful business and public serv ice.
We invite your confidence and offer
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riiwtwi"''iwii''iwi'
POLITICAL MEETING
Hop. Charles McNary
UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM OREGON
Will Address the Voters of Union County
On the Political Issues in the
STAR THEATRE
Wednesday, Evening
" ' October 25th at S:00 o'clock ,
LAP1ES ESPECIALLY INVITED.! , .
(Paid Adv.)
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