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i. r Tuesday, January 2, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FOUR ta Grande Evening Observer A i!i:i'i:mh:n i' m:u kimi-kk. Huhltln d dily unci w m-kly at l nrnnl''. H'l'tion, liy I ,n Jnitiun Kvt-n-luif oljf"r i i' ri'blishiiih' ' 'niiHiiy. illcL'Cl-: IMOXNi.S. J-Mltui-. II j .Mull. pally, ptr year. In ilvntK- fiij lflj), KtX IH)K til IKHlllICi' .... --''.: I'uliy, Uii't.'i' niuiillif. Ill miwuife ' i W t'ltly llhn tr-Mnr, lty mull. r ( lff yi-ur, In mhuiM v Jl.r.iii Oil kiiIi- lit ollu-r c MIi-h lr K"" ll't-l Ni.'Wh Kin ml. Curt hi ml; 1ihjiiiiI Nv, ICiTltTt'il ul Hit l'nstofrki- iit I.ii rirntid". Ol'bifoii, aa Strt.-uiid I-'Iuxk .Mull Mailer. HiihhI, I'ortliui'i; .Mulliiumuli N'i htuinl, I'oilliiiicl. r i AcMrc-nH nil rciiiiiuliiili -iiliniut to TMK OHtfKUVKl:. I llli Atluiiia Ave., Ju Hi ns( itiri ion it A ri:s. lty Currier. pnlly, PT immili 1' lullv l hi-..- months I'i.'i-. LUillv' ui:r Mk in)., ill ucJviuu'O inily. Hitivilo iiy -.. Vl'YV AMI t tH N.I V OI'I'U IAI n;mtt:it iif ANHoriATi:n iiii:hs. j Tin) AMn-tnl-tl ln U UHiv-l.v , fnl llli-il In iik- inr pill. lie -.'it d'li H-W lllMMllrllfM lt'lllll 1" it uthoi-vvlrii- .'r. cln.-il In (lif ! i" i . " p I hit hc lin ill iifw " m in I All i-l-IHn ..I ri.-nuMir.ill.!! ( H'f'lill lHIHtrl'M Ili-l'.-lM ulso llttl I I'V'"' or Hn j LUSTS OF THE KI.ESII: "VVall.j ;., .1,.. 'n.l vc shall not ful fill the lust of the flesh. I''r tnl;. flesh lustcth against tin. npiru., ." u..:..: ii... d..ti. mid this-'. .tjiiuv muit.-.v i.iv .-- ure contrary the one to the other. j ... ,. ,;.!,! 17 UUIIIUIUII Everday Psychology It is interesting to observe the increasing application ol" the principles of psychology to the solution of the problems of every day life. The science of the mind, once looked upon us a fi ill of ed ucation, now plays an important part in the affairs of business. Ilecourse is has to it, just as to physics, chemistry, mathematics, economics and other sciences, in simiulhinir out all sorts of dilfi cullies. In the army during the war psychologists were employed to test the intelligence of the recruits, so the the right men might be fitted to the multifarious jobs to be done. Psychology is now being .'similarly applied to the world of commerce, liusiness men have -faillUn "yjiat they are.told. as. to how psychology will help them to iibpiove the personnel of their employe by making it pos sible for them. to. avoid the mjst'ako of putting square' pegs in round holes;- ' ' :'' .' ' " " ," ''' . Th importance of the study how being blade of the mind will be more appreciated in later years ; for as yet the researchers have rfmio til tic mi.ro ilian scratch the surface.. L'l) until the last cen- turyiUiejfi. H-'vlittlP nt-oiirate knowledge of the -pwiceKses of the-1, mindA .fh'pleihiiriena!'cif iiiemoiy, dreams, somnambulism and. hypnotism 'had' been observed but either ignored or attributed to supernatural agencies. It was only recently that there was put. forward the hypothesis of "the sublimal consciousness" to account 1 for faculties sometimes exhibited by persons while in an abnormal : condition which were beyond their power when in a noimal state. The theory, now generally accepted, is that there is present in, all! .persons u region of the mind which, though the dominant or con-( trolling part, usually lies hidden or submerged beneath more com-; niivnplace mental activities. This has been hailed as one of the; greatest discoveries of modern science, and is the basis on which faith I'sycnwitiry lswieacniiig niiw.lio educate mo wiinmiiiau.' ine 1IU of liad ones, fius part of there is another department ol psychology which has been brtuglit'iiltu iiYi'dtserved disrepuleby tlie fisiuds of charlatans. .but ...II :' 1 1' . r.. . i' ..1 11. . I f it 'V1:'.' :.. icn is tin.' iiitiMf-tacnuiuiiK in HUj tne in iyicnt's 01 toe science, in !i.:l:i:' A.. .li:!:i i i:L i.t W-i.'i . i.. .1... 1 ' ' lu ...iJ: .i. 1 jiisjsi 1 11 1 1 Lies Lri Ht ,i i .' sceins to nwici. 1111s is tnc oiaiicti which Oliver Loili;e,callS psyclfic sci'Aiee." It is concerned with in tibatioil ol(.Che thesis that minif may txist apart from matter thout prejufhce.rjjpd Without' superslitioii1 scili list's- have been aged for ti '.number (if years in criticarexairiirtiU'ion' of facts it'll have some, hearing on the. question. Psychology is the big scieut'e of the Tw'oiitn'M' ceiituVv, just . "II th Si v YV en 1 ho'Wfriii', the,,powyr of suggestion. and' ypitidisni lest. ,.. sycHMljk''isjjleacliiig hijjo educate Uio (l!timulafc 'the mqu'oivtifljie lllvillni'N, 101111. .jiou iiioiisiiiiiu -jjci, nil ics. As nijii) eiinsore vf hc. operations, yf the i t of the niiiid,, lie increases liiAiVutafiHiw.ers. : 11. ... . '1 ' . '1 1 1'' ' . S.'. I ' .' ' : ..1. 1. .. subcon- The Greatest of All Sales! N. K. WEST & CO.'S ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE -1 '' - I ' .,..-.. . :.- ' ' " f THE 28th OF ITS KIND The N. K. West Co.'s Annual January Clearance Sale is, the event of but once a year. There -arc hundreds of articles needed by every man, woman and child that are reduced now for the only time during the. year, and in which great savings can be realized in their purchase during this sale. We are now in our first week of the sale; bargains are in accord with the tinjes and the crowds that visited this store the opening day and today have benefitted greatly from their purchases. Those who have not yet par ticipated in this great selling event should bo here at their earliest convenience. Shop in the morning and get the limit of good service. January 2 Tp January 20 THE OFFICE CAT biology was dijininant in the Nineteenth i'ii'rid It Is eiicoui'agi ;, MY ItADIO i j The hours I spend with thee, ilenr i heart, Are frnuirht with joy and bliss, nllhouuh At times I'd like to kiek npavt .My Uadio, my Radio. t Find Here Hint to husbands: Every day nndl Stato School Kimus liow avalliihle. "Clay1 makes new complexion " If every way you should pet 'er and for loaning upon Onion County!,. . ... . .'' I in every way you J pet 'or. ill l)y,,JO;00 III. !!',' HERE'S OUR SPECIAL , Take n look at our window as you . bo by. - . I. 2 bottles milk of magnesia, '. J. . 2 boxes Mux Iron Tablets, ! 2 bottles" Wild Cherry Bark Cough cure, Witchhazcl and Arnica Salve, i... . r...n i that is a common Dronertv of soil. lit I ilia. nil i:i est. u ,c , iiiu ' .u iiuu ui I..... . , , . , , . ' . ' , r' 'wrlto II. K. .Dixon, Foloy Iluildiiif!, '"f0 ',ol,l!' shoukl velop into a La Grande, Orojcon. . 10-30-tf I'""' l"-'lJr-.. , .. ., ,. , , lofinH busine? pien ihteiested in it because of the help that it1'' l offers in the solution of their problems, and the general public i turning an attentive ear: to the teachers because of the aid thi.l knowledge of llio mind's workings irivcs in acouirimr mental ami physical health; for with the people showing an interest in those!""" '"'"cries and ampliphone, Copy for this column must be t ''in' " licnnuzci anu .'rnicu jsaive. 2J'i 2' boxo - Aspirin Tablets;. andV T " 'boxos.J.ittfe I.iver Pills, 'i . "Your merchant will sell-you out side butter because he buys it cheap er and makes a bilker profit.. Tuvn him down and buv the homo make. Insist on the PEERLESS. 1-M-Jt .:ica word w .-hiiek, each sonff a . . .;.,m Two of hv 'ofr-these" for. the tirice:v,a inv th PlV-RaHfii.rl rhnii from .J.I,,,.,, I UMtllll IMJUI II 1V liltllU IS l'IIJUlfliJI( ' - " .i.i n ' ' " ' . l!ut still T 'tune and tune in vain- 'except, that you miss the musical of one Silverthorn-ttriKht s t am ,1 ly , whom he must ask favors. cnap in me next seat wno Keeps " 1 . . a j Ilnc periuiiiei y iniiiui uuy ereaiiiery inuier nitiue in i.":nindc in America oy most 01 toe I listen in until Ihe end, and therj You screech aain. time with his fout. ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS. - - -MEETING"- " Oh, tuning: cross, eroan. Hut you're a loss, total lo.s. sweethearts- a branches of the science they ma be ltd to appreciate the pari i that psychology is playing in the solution of still more important , 1 S'is'1 ,h"1 1 c,,ul,l fure that static Ij" j. prohlems. .Hut in no sense must psychology be confused with any form of Christianity of today for they are as widely different as are the litO'th and .south poles. Psychology essentially is a feature prac tidod by tl,Hv:fihJ'.sical senses and such practice is rood for the in dividual btdj'fWide jvom the physical; features psychology Jails completely A,,?-1'-,, ' '-'.j' ...-..''- -'' ,' Grande, the PEERLESS is the best. ' i,,u,inB factories in bulk, by the M if.. 1, l..f K...I ...wl'AcL- f,.r it Ti,L-rt nn.. iithnr I ... i . . : r L-....o ln con tiiiit niaKcs me;, . ... . . :,,, r I l''..'10Jlt I . ..... i. .,.i ne n..",fti "". 1H nviv i't il.- 'I'.i.'ivh. i I LIllTill tL 1II...HIC ...iu ivut,-. " " ' debts she may incur. K. J.I 'what vou will find at reasonable A KEYNOTE 1 1 "lrellow tax dodirers," beiran the clttldidate. j And that put him in ric;ht with hisi -nulieace at the start. I Even the professional loafer can't j 'avoid all efforts. lie has to light i I his own cigarettes. 1-2-Slpl A bachelor divides women into two pru.CT B. Silverthorn-Wri(rht's Fam ! clauses: the climriim' vine type, and;iiy prulf store, formerly C D. Put- ine ciiiiKuiK K""n ipe. 'mans druR store. i-s-ii ' Notice is hereby (riven tliat ilic-Tltt-;;' nual meetine; of the stockholders ofjj llio United States National IJaiik og; La '..Grande, t'eL'op, fejll,,-bcibeld at;": theii- banking 9jro0ni8 oiS Tt)csuay, ' January 9, at two VcWck'-p.iu., for'-1 the purpose of electing a Board of ! Directors for the ensuing year and for transacting any other business that may come before the meeting. (Signed) T. J. SCROGGIN. Cashier- STOCKHOJ.DERS ANNUAL MEETING Notice is hereoy given that the A lew .ooxes oi line SUlLIOllCIV iwo haiiiiiimci- iuk. "v"? I A 1 . ., we will offer at practically factory ' Brussels, all tlx 12, good as new, ?l,i ( "l ine atocKiioiuers cost for'6 days. These are ofbestjeach. Ofte Woodrow rust proof elec-: 'J1 La Grande National bank factory brand and quality. See them trie washer, good condition. $H7.50.J'ill be held at their banking houi-e Take 11 lonk i,l i,nr w'lulnw no vou. al .onveruioni- iy i igni. s raiiniy i'iuko.-cii scnool iiuuks, chv.oi. ... vicBuii, on i uesuay, lakt a look at our w.ndow ns y! .SlorCj frmcriy c. 1). Putnian's drug S7.0U to 1 5.00. . January; 0th, 1U23,. at. IU o'clock a. ; l-l-.it j llayen toi HERE'S Ol'U SI'ECIAL go by ' I A.nonjr the Japanese n projuclite ft V0UIL'S ",,1K !n mTe,!1' . i-;. ; J;..... ti.: ....... i.. 2 boxes Nux Inm Tablets, Vhv we .see o fexv Japn in the mo-1 2 b,,tlUs WilJ :ht'n' aouyrh Witchhazel ami Arnica Salve, store. I . enu' t nimiuiiiin .inn hPCOnd i A i : i. - ... ..- ...... i in n i is iiieuiiiiK a uoaru ot ui- I II ran he sid of very ftv men jiiiuL when they'ie pulled up hy the iuot.s there'll he 11 hole to look nt. There is something pathetic, also, j l ie pi. ut n fare ali furrowed and wnn-t k-hil with iwliirini'. ' " . , ... . Ui-Ik .ff UT Z . And so we tnav expect high prices nil. t int Hist triVPS i J m ci'! T'rocloM wiI1 bc cIcctcd to serve for; leia-imp!lhe 'car'-,;,-s and uch other husi-. Z iness will be transacted as may!prop- 2 boxes Little Liver I' ll : You can say one thing for the .,- ' Well, hat just gives Two of any of the-e for the prico lions that are not members of -th f that much more time to expect of one. Silvei thorn-WriL'bt's Family Icairuc to enforce neace. They 'are low piltcs. Drug Store. l-2-2t not fighting. . ' ', . " THIS WEEK .. , If your grocerman does not handle. This week is cleanup week at the. o Some exeici-e systems arc expen- h pEEKI.KSS butler look up the Richardson Art & Gift Shop Manyig sive but almost anybody can buy a mt.rdl.int ,vhu ,,, or ,.a the icor. uUsual bargains are to be had in o ' i less Creamery, where vou can get the many lh'es. See the SI. 00 and f2; 0 g best butter, sweet' milk, sweet cream bargain windows, also the 2.c, o0c'o Save money by buying trees from .,m buttermilk. 12-"0-'it and 7.1c bargain tables. Lzj g iari j. otacKiaiui, tove, uregon. 12-12-tf f"(H niiikiiipr m;uiy books thtVv fc lirrciid','' was a wail uttered tluuisiinds of years ago, ages before pi inling hail been invented. It is estimated that I'.OO.OOII.OOO books are being lurned out yeail in the,, world. Naturally, Kurope and America provide the mass of these volumes. However, the case is not so bad as it seems. One does not need to; read all Of them. One needs to read few. foinpaiatively. and but few persons lend' more than a few. literal ly. , Jinny of the annual output are special pleadings fur a paiticu i.'ir aid. Ihere are many others written tor no n.-iHieulni- mn..:5 pose, as far as reading them discloses. The books leally worth 'sr(,iliu, while, the ones which will live a decade are not numerous in anyi'hai bus seen better days, year, while if one aniouur so inanv is known In I ,,,,, ...ii.. . it is therexcention to the rule. ' ' ! ,. 'T'!. ,ln?lh'?K. . . "),a'i 'V k weiras all family recipes, and , "cioiiie oi an my nignisnins, jalwavs at reasonable prices. 1 ou I his ago seems to go in for ipialltit.V production of books rath- T'"' !",. ''' ,Vu'u'r, lil"om. 'I hud. will remember they recently bought or than quality. That's the.spiiit of the times in other lines of ef- Joit, yet it makes lor fommonplaceliess. There are books of exeat VOC ( ANT l-'OOI. WII-IK Wife "How many fish did you i-i.Ei-h last Satuitlay, George?" Husband - "Six, darling- all beau lies." "I thought so. That fish dealer lias made a mistake again. lie's bailed us for eighl." Tiie lonesomest thing in the world I a safety razor in Russia. . L. MEYERS, '. ' i. Cashier. lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC a wrinkle !i:is lieciiuit. ibinil half a dozen lale in the sum liner, hut Inst night when I somrht clean one 1 couldn't find a single 1.. I.,.: ,,.,l.i:.,i. ,.i 1...1 ii , ... m- 11 cnougn io make a man Winn Kii-MiniiKu iiin, u n.-, ii iv i lot on everyone s lips nor ale j su'pccl bis neighbors of being Ku they, among the "best sellers," perhaps. While a Inrre nroimrtion hlM'rs, "'"I , "r ,bo" ing night- .!' Hi. .,,,., 1 ,.ii ... . i , . sniris ironi me clonics line viik ciiinii.li vriii.(iLi(, in IIIU Open up the New Year by becom ing a legular customer of Silvcr- tt. 1V..:..1.. . I.- :).. 1. CI... a ,lin,l,U'lThey will try vvvrv wi.v possible to please you by fillinu vour wants Pmmptly, your prescription.-, careful- You large proportion ; evanescent sort and important only in swelling the number, ill rough the mass oi the present and past is sues there iji placed before the present generation access to the stoivJiouse of human knowledge. " 1 It is not necessary tor one to carry the desired information in one's mind. Knowledge of where to gel what one wants to know is the kind of knowledge one needs in these days of many bonk.. J hey provide the lesuvoir ready to be tapped. Kill in selecting Four thousand nine hundred and eighty seven out of a possible five '. li.Hisand humorists have asked whether we lealize that King George pulled A llonar when he yanked Mr. Law into the prrmiei-ship. the C. I). I'utmnn drug store and nre rapidly stocking it completely with! all the necessary articles usually found in most ding stores. Their . stock of fine stationery is very good j and of latest variety." l-2-2t j Cain denied being his brother's keeper. Itut then, Abel bad no oil districts. , A k your LESS butter fresh. grocerman for PEER it is always pure and 12-:io-:h "Se these mode! 1JIJ Oar i iri-el-s hi-., i,l.. iu.,i ...Ill lu. i :w,!l ""'"' MI'-''-'l"s and twists mm given nwav bv vour dad and not bv :.-'i:nms aie somen hat mil of Inn v-.nir t.. r, i. .,,'.1.. leading matter out of the great abundance rare discrimination ; i'm settlers!' ''l ' ""' win iikh : wi rn tvnv n.- siik! 'Why wouldn't il be a food idea to! HKSl'KCIS NOT Wlll.'IW i a regular old-fasbioiieil .lancel Harry's cIi.k olates are the ones I tune Ibis winter al which tu s -1 1 Inn i.. 1 1...1 ..t : field well cultivated will iiroduce mote than a larger one skimmed ,1.'""''s. a'"' 'heir friends may now. The flavor m.w is more de-i v " w 01 luc.nclou- ant ilill.'l-ent lh:in ever, loll needs tobe excel. sied. It is possible to cover but a minute portion ot the possible hold, yet in muling, as in agriculture, a small some over. Benefit lies in what one gets out of the books rather than oU .u. ces of long ' - . . Mr. Weltslcr defines a patriot as! If he do. Many of those who say better leadership would help this cum- h.vcs ami serves in. roun-ltime -n tvy'iU'C anxious to do the hcljW idliy ,iZ? " can have no i.len what thev roily j taste like until vou have tried them. 1 patriot aijK he doesn't bring you Harry's next: ml hull lin.'Li r.. tl,..,ii n 111 firh 111 all sizes. New- 7T - lin Ptug Store. 12-i-4t , J New Years Greeting As wo complete ;( yetu's of successful kinking 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 1SK23 may be replete with hap piness and success for them. The Directors, Officers ami Staff. La Grande National Bank' SOUND 1IELIAM.E rKOUllESSlVE Sneezing Again o TakeLaxacold o Start at the first sneeze o no unpleasant efiects o tablets anyone can use o easy to take quick in ac- o tion and handy to carry. o o Do Not Neglect a Cold o No matter how innocent g at first it lakes but very g little for it to develop into a g serious complication. g . Nothing will affect the lungs so quickly as a heavy cold -if you value your lungs you owe it to your self to use . o.") tablets to the uox ; enough for several colds. 25 cents the box KKD CROSS DKl'U STORK UiOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOl i I
