La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 01, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, January 1, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE TWO La Grande Evening Observer the office cat AS 1VW-:KM)KKT lU'IWSI'AriJIW I ' " Dy Mull. Viibllxheil in l - mid weekly Jit lfl ' , , Dinnd.,. Oicu.ni. hv Im tirititili- Kviit- Pfiltv, per ypnp. In mlvaiv Intf Observer I'ubJMilnic mininy. limtlv, i month In mi v.-. nt- Jil:U(M; JiKXMH, U.IHor. J I -vily. Hh- Id nlvnnn 5' tv-l-.ly Oli.-t-rvw-Smr, l mall, - ; m r v. --iir. )n :nlv;iin c $!..' I on i.1r iii itthtT it !? orfjjmi Hot-l Entrrofl nl th rnsinffij nt l.n CrnuA". , Vl H ;l;"l. i'm'tluiul: linin-i nil NVwn Urotfon, as o-onu i.'inra aiuii smu'r.;i;l(l(li i,.t i Lt i ; Miilliiuiiiiiii tictn-o anil irsi'Vf riincf st-i'k (o m-.thrir shih, mil l-iMiounre nl Iturf a iv-viuin i;r;ovi. i,.m wii. inpr it oil traililifji . r.i UmU iathf ..-i.fi c N m vv AnMrons h!I pfimmuntntloiij to Tin-: m;um;it ! ,ismmiati:i lH rcsi. OHSKKVUIl, Hlli AiIiiiii AVu l.u .-0..tli I'm-k i !W'liinlvtfly lil-uiitlu, yjtfgoli. iiilllK-r ti. u.-v l'r (.iihli.-Jiliuii or nil H'W llirIHl. ll. - -f lill"l i it "I 't " ml.Kttl,t . r. KM. .I in Ll.l iMir. i.i.fi ITIIkV IliTIH lit I"'"1 ",W: l"ll'tl.-h.-i lii'Tclii II"I1(. H,ri.S. . ((( P,..,,uMi, nip.,!! of Hi-fial iii..nU'lif h-r.-ih -il4 in.- r-iWtMl. n..ty. pir nuS, T YB SHAM. UE lUTMFIKUs-Y. tmilv. lr three months 1 !j ,J,ull eat i plenty. Hint "'" I?!!?' JwiZi "' av""': "t? iul praise the nunc f th- Urd " yur (i.Hl, tfuit hath .kali wondiuu.,- - W with vou: urul my people shall THK MiV YKAK I'.U'H Tho New Year's chiiil', Let's make things hum l-'ortfct the iti.-t;uit past; The fellow wh succeeds today Will have tu travel fast. The New Yer Man Should Huy, "I can!" No jnh ton biff to tackle; If failure wavi'H vni'u-inK bfini, i'ut it hem-nth the nhai'kjc. With New Year pep Just keep in step Yuur eyes nn better things; hon't jraujfe the future by tile pT t.led, Hut Kive Aliioitioii wins. It's a hit easier .to jret ahii(j with ilisaifi-eeatile weather than di .ii.'!c'e able jieople. ii.o Iimlienii..iiv .if so i?reat and ihipnr-! i. u they, lam woi'k. These are some nf the he of Cod or pot. Without such an nru imperatively eommaiuled to do present duties of both the Amenean .'invptitiKotinn in Ihn most careful, in the messaKe; they should lie im- -and kurnpenn nations if tnis mes- i candid, and impartial manner, he mersed in water by one having au :wi(fo be true. . i-aiinot safely judge without greatly thority, and receive a remission of , IIENRi 'W. Nlnl.fc.i. Ihazardirfr his future and eternal, their sins, and bp filled with the i , iwelfare - Holy Spirit. After thus being hap- . i ' ... ... ... 'tized into the kingdom nf God, they A dollar bill traced for two weeks I If, after a rigid examination it be houl(, st.ek t t,.anlilute the Uook of;t.haiiBcd hands 1 times, accwdmif to I found an Imposition, it should he ex- Mrm0I, inUi every written languageifhe im'cstiator, Rointf to everr ten,ivrly published to the world as ,jf the earIh a1(J- S(,ni, jt furth b known kind of place in Chicago ex - jsuch; the evidences an I arguments , nliliuns (lf copi(.H c.ve nation!eept a church. There the pennies upon wnicn ne imnosirre was rl"-nd not cease their exertions until all eo. co, s louici oe cieany ... ki m) a! pt,nie have heard the glad tid stated that those who have been j,, Kvt,.y Bynallf,0tue. L.hui.t. an, .-M,..t.c.. uM.u.ku " ",, piat.t, f worship should be thrown may perceive the nature of the de-, to , s(.rvullU of (;,,. ,,resi. ccption, and be reclaimed, and .thai .,!, governors, and rulers-kings, lhie who continue to publish Jhe,,,,, id no,les and all in author. leiusion, may be expo-eu .....i siienc- ily ,,,,, el. th(. exam,le i)efore d, not by physical lorce. neltheri,;,,, (1f ti,tt .,i,. i..' .ul.;,.;.. by persecutions, bare assertions. norjwith me(,kllt.ss nd 'humility this ,t,,iun, uu. njf ,..T.v. , (r,.t.at revelation of modern times. Bilious Headache. When you have a severe ncs J.ic.ie, a disordered stomach and "nsnpii tion, take three of (.'haiii'ierla n s Tablets. They will correct tlij His nltlvrs of the liver and l" .?! factually curing the headache. Adv. aiguniei.ts -by evidences a d d u co d .;vt.ry p(.ri,iica in their dominions trjm scripture and reason, aucn, u.,,,1,1 ,iu,., ,.i ... una SUCH oniy. snoui. oe ine ea-ina(il1i far ,, m.M . ,. . I "l 1 , VV'-k-lasses, the. evidences, arguments and Another reason why a run can throw false doctrines to reclaim f,.,1Mn ...hi,.h ..uK.i.iiv, . i... ,n.. dress quicker than u Kirl is because mankind frmn their errors to ex-1 ' it takes a girl half an hour to eel loose religious enthusiasm and nut I ' "I jthe seams of her silk st.ickings ;to silence base and wicked impostors. ALWAYS ASK US FOR CALUMET Th. Economy KMMIMS POWOeH J. CI. 8N0DGIUSK Don't "Resolute. r 1 Section 2 Men's Wear I. J ; pxtictly straight up and do ibat-k tf htr calfetu-.s. TotUiy is the day so many people have a habit of making re-j AmoR Tl(sh sav; ,ve may lw ftliR(, rolves; they resolve not to do this and that, lait in most instances j but the neighbors aren't,' ; tliosc lesolutions are soon i'oi'Kotten. j thk .widows .mitio iii.. ...:.i,..,.t ,.nt. I'"1' Scriptures sneak of the -.vidv.v's Wllulll R lltit oe oeLiei lw 1.1 y hic . j lutions. If one smokse excessively do as a La Grande man once; said: Each day )iit oil sniokini just one noui laiei aim nisi unn , iu) tht. r ld Maid'.s might ,1 y.iu'd one knows it wiH.be well toward nijiht he fore Queen .Mcolmej let her. claims attention. And if you snore at nijtnt resolve to sUty awake , When a n)im (o smil() his until the remainder of the household is sleeping soundly. Should condition of health, both mental ami ,, . . 1 t :,. . At',.;. rl..,r ,wl physical, should be a matter of grave you be addicted to the jrumehewinir habit, write to Wnjjley and .,,,. f,. h(, ii( m.itIl,r rfff,.k.n! ask him how he .stop))ed the practice. Ir you drink liquoi's no, ;in business, pleasant for other po that is not anpropos since the Eighteenth amendment, so discus-: Jlui ZhX1'' sion on that: subject must cense. - ' . .' 1 Ine world is looking up, says Hut if you really have soma bad habits, and a few people still optimist. The long skirt de- . f 1 serves at least that much credit. have, try irnuluatiiiif youise 1 to stiuecze them out. bhouui you; I... In,.i;.,l full.- 1,1,1 mncli ami sav ill thillirs of votir neiirhbolS 1 People no longer gel astonished and associates, bridle the tonnue lor a lew Hours a day. Do the I But, on the other hand, if inve: .,,;,, l,,,i, 1,1 nn,v the Hook Mormon true and of Divine origin,' then the importance o,f the message 1 is so great, and the con-sequences j of receiving it or rejecting it so j overwhelming, that the various na-j tions to whom it is now sent, and! mite: in . whose language it is now pub-! Bui the Old jMuid's might Is beti"r,!lished should speedily repent of all j ine wnlows nnte may be all tight. ! no matter ' the use'.' little thinking along the line of.lxfing a square shooter with your feUowman and Old Man Conscience will gradually take hold and help you out, what happens. What'.. 1 here 11 be something worse the very next day. Bargains In Homes T-A-X-I I c Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards A now fivo-rooin tlnnly homo find two loi.s iu-iir the railroud .shops, rity water, oUflrit? I.k)I-S huih and toilet, KiiniKf. I'l'-C! lawn. hC $2. And, fi IM) enn.1, 2T) .e:' nionih imyineiita. A I. a (Jrntido man av he lias col- tlt't'tt'd statistit-K to prove that no wo- mere SllOtllU De no resoumon neeueu 10 iiuikv mm a iwiici iWay to huy a new hat. citizen for" , citizenshi) is u thinjr that jrmws and k"ovs and, More Tri,7h 'rhan .icli(m grows. Lovaltv to the town and community you reside in are fine i "I wonder why those tirl didn't tributes, toanyone's character and there are ways of strengthen- f ' lelhJme ing them during the year 11)2:1. 1 girls." Rut keep in mind one thing that is absolute there are but 365 Voll ouBhta 'srn 'Kr. days in l'J2'-l and 21 hours in each day; that you will be a year She leaned forward, hugcing her nearer the grave at the close of the year, and that it is up to you to utili.a every moment of the vear to the best advantage for; . , ,,. , . .. . , ,. . . , , .,, ' (June Olfen the last". yoursell. and for socitey. That is an obligation which the year will 1 "Mow did you like the girl I dug not iclcr.r.c you from; it is a duty no one can shirk without paving ;"!' fl,r you?" .. .. I As far as I m concerned, vou can tho penalty. Ibury her again. So, the Evening Oliscrver today wishes every one of its sub-l scni)ersi ana inose wno are not suuscriiiers as wen, me cnoicest blessings, for the coming year sincerely begging all to accept the responsibilities which confront our community, county, state, na-.; tion and world discharging your individual portion in a way that will rc with credit one-.v4ur tfvrini today. ' Five-room home on Oak St., near, Adams Ave. All furnished, lor fifid. $",eu cash, $;'.. inonllily payments. FORUM A dandy lionie on First St., one-half block from Alains Ave. Kive rooms, hullt-in kitchen, hath, toilet, idectrU: lij;hls, city Water, elf. 2(i00, $t;00 cash. Five room modern home in the 1.100. block on Y avenue. Two lots, halh, toilet, eloi'lrk! Ilffhls, city water and tfuniKC. Muc.Hlanil.cd street. I'rico, $:Mioi, Jfii.o t-ash. A five-room modern home, with larce corner lot on J 2th alreet, one hloclc from paved Hlreiit. $2500, $t;iiO LA GRANDE "PERNWtNENTASTMS PYRAMiBS" Manufacturers of J! Building 1 1 Pipe sr Bloclcs mirrrfl Nnwer Water Irrigation Culvert Draluaae WELT. CURBING SEPTIC TANKS Phone Main 120 Factory Island City f3fepl take a good car as part i o jDiviXK Ai rii knth rrv of tmk HOOK OF MOK.MON What Does It Mean and How Comes It? ra:-h. Will pay menu Small tracts, city loin, . farms, for sale and trade. Auto ami Fire Jr-r-nrnncc. PYRAMID LAND CO. Kdilor Oliscrver: This hook must he either true or false. If true, it is ,one of the most important messages! lever sent Trolii Cod to man, lifted-, g . . . , . ., ,. . if l'"th the temporal and external o tiratitying a desire ol long standing we installed one of Dr. interests of every people under henv-ig 0. M. Iloacocks radio sets .Saturday night. It is wonderful, ves.i" '" !ht" .tfxtl:nt in lh, . . ' . . . ' " ' 'isiinie deitiec that the message of it is myjitic, it is strange, it is almost weird, for we sat by the Noah affected the inhabitants of the g radio when the heavy blizzard was on Saturday night when the j I'1'1 ,WorM-. lr fl,l.s- 'V',".1' "r, t,,c'2 J, , , ... I'"st cunnimt, wicked, hold. leep- wind was howling and the snow was blowing and we heard with , laid impositions ever palmed upon 5 remarkable distinctness a concert being rendered bv the Los!;1".' "'"'.J,'1' "l''l'li't"l. deceive and jo . , , , , ,, , , V , , 1111,1 millions who will sincerely re-1 2 Angeles nines (irehestra; we heard the lecturer as plainly as we! ceivo it as the word of dod and jo ever heard Tom Johnson cry a sale, and everyone knows just how If''!!. ""I'l"'"' themselves securely plain that is; we heard Kansas City's "Night Hawk Club, with all j they nr.. piunirod with their families its jokes and fun and jazz New Year o I Greetings g u o I RED CROSS DRllfi g STORK g S o o OOOOOOOOOCCC 00000000000000 D5 New Years Greeting As we complete 36 years of successful banking in La Grande we desire to thank most sincerely our many patrons and the public who have assisted in making possible this record. We also desire to wish the citizens of La. Grande and Union County a most Happy and Prosperous New Year, and we trust that the year 1923 may be replete with hap piness and success for them. The Directoi-s, Officers and Staff. La Grande National Bank' SOUND RELIABLE PROGRESSIVE TA..II.... T... :u l into helpless despair. :inon is such, that if true, no one can possibly be saved and reject it: if false, no one can nossiblv be snv- ed an I reci'ive it. Therefore, every ,oul in all the world is euuallv During The Year of 1923 we have resolved to give the same excellent service, the purest drugs, the best values,; and every, advan tage of good buying and a low overhead, on prices, that has characterized this store in the past. We hope to have as many NEW friends this year as last and we know that all of our old ones can testily to the warm weather concert; we heard San Francisco and mauy other places with a distinctness that made us wonder what does it i mean and how comes it. W Hit U irinmr Mil in i ,-l,l I...I I, I... ., -.... ages? llw little we know about anything? These are things ' tZt? "VT Z ' g 'lality d' our merchandise, that present themselves to vou when vou sit and listen to the radio ir"Ht'' imi,"ll'H'''. no .person should io tairness (if our prices and . Hut. fir. flimd'nl of i,li,i I. U I,,, t.. ..... ..i,,.,...l J 'h lh ''J-tur-s r' excellence of our service. - v.. . ,,.(.r.., .'in-! "iMi.u.i. ... oincrs; ne snouiu use fit. We liii.iw of several supposed "standard" sets that idle and u'v,'rv exertion himself to become m-M-ill n. ,(,...., 1- i,.. . . , i . . . ;iui'iled with the nature of the mes- vill not wink. Miaiiye as it may stem to some, that chap over in sae; he should carefully examine J'.ulerpnse is the best radio builder in the coiintrv today. His"he ."'vidences of which it is offered I Sets WOlk. lie llns nil nvelivos In nffj,. S...I,.,I.U. ,.l,..n lw. :r,.,U.A .JM-ilh all pa- the last wire to fasten it . remarked. "We will try and eet I,osl. Angeles, for that is a strong station." tiefore seating himself in the chair he had Los Angeles. When a man can do that; when he can make something Utter than any of his competitors, it is time for us nIHo recogm.o the fact. The Evening Observer's station is to become a source of pleasure for many for its excellent results are boioid to please 1 all who hear it. I g Lae ocoooooooooooooooooooooooo ' The veal jokes in so-called humor based upon the length of time Voman spends in dressing and at the dressing table are its auth ors. And their close seconds are those who take this humor at iface value and yield the expected laugh. This is duo either to ignorance or injustice, or both. To those who realize the task of dress and makeup in iU full magOi tude, the wonder is not that woman spends so much time in pre paring for conquest or even fur less exciting engagements for nhe believes in preparedness at all times but that she spends so itt!e. Consider the finished pixnluct that presents itself, gaze on the Vision that emerges from the dressing room, then man-el that she lias done so much so quickly. Chicagoan who offers to pay $1,000 cash to anyone who will find him a wife who has $50,000 evidently isn't a plunger. A ."third party" that is deveTopTrttf n tef or strength in Anieri- ifn is the suix-rfliious party, in the love triangle, Sfcler Shoes For Bove Dark Oicjii cjilf skin CJoodycar welts with lubber heels. Trites $.1.)0 to $1.7.1. V The Booltcry Inc. L'IMJ Depot Street Thone Main 1 tS A Paradise for Tired IVrt. Grover Smith, Mgr. Today th personnel of SKAGCS STORES acknow ledge with grateful thanks a very large patronage from this community in Our merchandisinj area has grown wry large this year- Every kind of income and imiuftry rvpresnti in the great Northwest was served ly mir dtorw- The farming, the railroading, stock-raisin?, mirtin.(, frtnt-growing, tutnheruig, fishing, and even the cummerc tf the seas, hitve alt played their part in lietfing SKAGGS STOfF-S giv a eneh commii&ity uni form Jurtv nricea hascd o a giimwai low crper he ttd cost We enter tho New Year vriui the determination that r stores will ho stores o$ continued community service w-and to. merit jti very way tfte patronage vre hope lo neie iTew's. isMn ft Hafty and. Prosperous Ke leap to alt ilsggs Mtsmt $$m I v 'IW I C-, ;--.v. - '"' --v-- --.'.vr ;