PARE FOUR
" THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, January 10, 1923.
La Grande Evening Observer
AS IMJKI'KMJKVr M:VS1'A';m.
l'uMUhed daily u tnl wet Uly at La
Orftmlt. OrifBm. by l.r (iruiule K vett
ing obHi'i-vi't- I'uMiidiltiu t'niniiutiy.
HULV1C DKNNLS, Edllur.
En tnil ut the l'osliirr lee nt I, rirnnd--.
Oregon, as iScemui C'Iusj Mall Mailer.
lly Mull. ' '.
Pully, pr yiur. In ihIvhimh ..$'.!
puny, ix mutiih In adfum-e $J.
ImUy. three months. In ndvuiwe ... 41.2.".
Weekly Ob.-.-i v.-l -.Slnl. l.y mull,
per year, in advauci 51..".
On wale In other title (n-r'n Ib'tei;
New Hiiind. I'oiiliiii'l: Imperial
fc tit rul. 1'i.riliititl; Aliilliiuiuuh Newn i
Maixi, l'ortniii'l.
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Editorials From ,
; Over the Nation
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THE OFFICE CAT
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Address nil enininutdeattotiH -to THK "" i 11 "
OnSKUVKIl. 1110 Adanm Ave., Im
Grande; Oregon. MU.UIIUH (!' ASS(M I ATI :i I'HI-:ks.
' ' Tin- Afoxiciulcd ITim h ex.-huM vel
"" ' " entitled to use I'.ir iittHn llmi of mi!
..... ... (icvvH litiiil')i-x rjfilHf'i lo H r im;
SI HSt llll'l ION ItA'I'i'.if. nthwwiwe cr.-ilHed in Hit.-- paper, ami
1 ylno the local new tin 11 if-ln 'I llniein
,.,,.,..,.,.. , i (H ffltihU nt re-piihlieiini "f P'1' '''!
,,.,., uiwpiitehe herein ulfiii uru ri.'nt.TvuU.
lly Carrier. . .
Daily, per month 7.V - .
Dnllv. per three months .'.,,,... i--- " "
Dally, per six inn.. In udvmieo ,.. eim. , 1 T if I he
Dully. slnule. copy : fir JKSLb. S A 1 1 I' "Ami I, It i
. . . , : . I .... , , draw .ill men unto
OllOIY IJKi:s TO COOK.
"I wee whvru an uUuuhment for
Kuh ituiKt-M I. im ht i'ii Invented."
"it u Rood iiiIiik 1 don't think
the uvihku wife ha any attachment
"Edwin ,Clapp" Shoes
$12.75
ami:mh; immu.i.atiov i,.w
Omaha .. rlil -1 1 . r iil.l : Tit tin-
iil loiuilurnt tun law Is nut -Hal for thein."
Jsi'actory has lout hnen apparent. Itnt . .'. .
Wli) lis defects Hhollld IlL- 'lUMO foi
i !;rMp i.l lilanill u'tllllliK anil (hum- Juiin-i., Jl ii i-k-i-m m-ry mull ii)
mil lulrivnin in iil.in uii itiiH-iidiiiciit n'o an aim la IIIY. A man a ami muy
In mi l I Hk- ili-muiitl uf liiitlt.'ilrlt'H fur
rior'sheim Shoes
$9.00
CITV AMI IMM.NTY Ol TH IM,
I'AI'IU.
jmt. John 12
map lalin;- lnvokon uinu iii-Htiin.
II In well known tliut IndilHli'lal
Iik Is ii i- Inippti-i' wlu'li there 1h all
aluuxltiiH'u of cheap lahur always ul
H tml limn when tlu hilior , market ts
liuii. 'Die limit which tht Jintnlru
ixin law .1; im upon thf hiflnex
ol' Infiii lahor Im iM'Khiniinr to cre-
ati' a la ho:1 rli'ntiu;e. It 1h Hi
he perfeel, but Hllll he limy neKl:ul
to pull the triKK'T nt "iw I'choloK:i
cal utoitient.
MOST IMPORTANT IN ALL THE JANUARY
CLEARANCE EVENTS
THE SALE OF
Build More Homes.
AIN'T IT THi: UtlTII?
Alter you have, traded your' tiw
fur a new one, and (he dealer putn 1
IiIm ad fit (ho paper placing your old 111
rattle. trap on wih, mi come to the!
eoiulu-Hhui from Ills deHerlptlon tliut
;ur pmpo-ed tu amend tin- present ! M jusi the ('r you wanted ull tlie
law lo priniil ninny more thousands , time.
ol' iiuinlKt a His lo eutir the In Med j
i.M'iit of the n'W
ealiher Dial they
I our lan;;naure tin
t State..
I I'ciliaps the outstaudiiiK (hji'etiun(
. ". .. (. ihf propu. iln ot (he emphkyeiK ofj
' ' labor l.s that tln-y would abandon tin.
- . lUlerary 1e. If there is one thlnj,'
: . Greater protection for holders of second mortgages j.t .-xaHi. u or im-J
t , i in ik i a i ion ia n i. inu ti .in mi-
and the establishment of more loan associations as means, ,iun,i ai.nuy i.. .iiniiiatu ahht.
encourage home building, is Iwing urged by the Retail j " (l";;;;.in , .,,m.,,,unil.,,1K ,.
Lumhermen s Association, the obvious sen lnieiesi ul ,,iy;it ,iiiaii.n i most .iirru-mi
l.,,K .M.nm.it tlir.eo itiviior-te chmilll IKlf 1)0 friv-; l'fl nuaiilzaliiiiis are iirKinK c.l-
( lllllllJCl men HI. 11 iiw"6 " I" "J"' 1 - 1- 'li. allon III llii ulrali. Hie ,rlncll.l.- of
en too imich 'weiarht.' for the aimeal for home huilding is : ,),.,,.,.,, i,hu tin- min.is m-w-
..,M..nc.inrl hi lhn r.l.viilllC liOuf lf tllP ! II 1 1 1 Vlf 1 1 1 Jl 1 linil the ! '"" I1"' -l l
(IUUI CMCll viiv- uimiviid
community.
It is upon the home that government is based, and
. around it, community. life turns. Pride of ownership in
creases self-resiKJCt ard is conducive to good citizenshjp.
, There' is'real ati'iotisih at a meeting of owners of pro-i)ertvv--l-interetit-o'ften
is translated into service, for
in seeJflHwifbt'WtH' his. own condition the individual un-j il,.,,',,,!,,!; AnM-k-a'iiiwi
l ites lfliei'STo'g'atn'iwnefits1 for all. " : "' ' l;!i!"u"!",1!r."
Hnnip iiu nina shrinld not he a luxtirv. hut the l'iGfht of !
every liersonvwho is'vviiling to work and save. - It is that, ii:iti:s a h hi; roit si-i.r.ii.ti
now' but ecofC conditions areuch tlurf :.iieivlwls ! : ZTZ
ofteii must live Mil boarding houses, apartments, or fur-. .;- ,.iahari ami mian-ahi. ami an
nished rooms for many months iK'fore they can accumu-;;;' ,'- ' f:;:;;:',;';;i;;
late enough to buy property. Houses win De put witnin u ..,,u.
', the means of more people by increased building and price
stabilization. . ,
Property ownership is not without its responsibilities
and these have been increased to such an extent that pur
chasing a home frequently is merely the hepnr.ins of dif
ficulties. Taxes are high, repidrs are eos;ly ar.d bbor is
scarce. It is hupor.tant that means ioir.d t make
home purchaswTj.eticy. arid k b sn:ji that tnni'sce
Inent' to buy istrenftiitiiitiLi if V if p3iri:ur.ir.- is t
progress. ' " ' ' :
arrhalH Ih of Hue
eaiinoi even li-atu
ta;di of Amerieatf
hi; Ih'-ni i.s almost Impossible. ,
l-'or man it fuel ii rem and 1ther In
destilal einptmers to tiy to havi- lit
cnicv i-.in nhitidoneil for inimlmaiits
s 'i put eonnii(M-'lal naln before pat
riotism. . Tin- welfare of t he nation
b'limmlM Dial immigrants be capable
d bel'vH'e l!
bu jw.
now vi:m, no 1 iti;n:Mm;it
ilow well do 1 remembur.
The place where i wuh born,
Tlie flowers In the K"rdcn
And, thf fteld of ripening corn.
Jlnw well do I remember
The cottage as it stood,
ltaek behind the inapltH
It looked to me so food.
How well do I remember,
Thf cows down in the lane.
The Hheep wit h wooly faces.
And the fields or yellow j?rulii.
How well do I ivmeniher.
The sp-lnj; iiinl little rill.
The Hitowhanlis , In the winter.
And thy coasting (lovn.,the li 111.
How ,vell (lo 1 reiiH-i.ube.ty - .,,,,
All the joys l boy (tonldj huvV
To ri'ed thipiys uniLclileUejM,
, , And lead yie Hpolted eiill'. ' (.
HoW w'ell ilo 1 remember '"
Hotn playmait's that nre ffono,
And now I do remember.
That I am nm so youn.
How well do remember.
The school house and the bell,
The lessons In the read or,
Ami the Klrl I loved so well.
Meets
Eat will! mitten
test if the pL.-v
feminuutv
speetacle familiar to all
lesson, so impre.sslvr and
su iifieant. that t! b-ads the VaiUuU
'r i II. ) Wor ld to a great dis
.. .t. which it calls tt'- "solution
f '"to autn a.cceicnt probl m." Jb re
ls t.t" w tin- Worlil looks at it:
" r"i t Kv.-ry avto driver is morej
r -utd of a unii'orm. Hi takes
"I-' ' -'i'-'l ore rot V.t hit th.- police,
r... t , h.ir?" i.'. traffic. l:.-c;aisc
-! i. i;n.l:.ii: he doe.s not
It ... it. til,- Mil.- 11
. . ija'S in llle
" "o then, M is possible to make them
r ... .. h t ..uniin: ::m.. IJeuisj wi,n the speed and rcKtilarlly 01
V --- U.rrr.-..- - ,V t.p ' -
. t. r: Joti.ilt.iit., t'r iut every j . " ' j . i - - ;
. . u rlM.iN to ...Hi Krln:lt,.iy. hownw,' h.. way of
" ': "",!"'' "' I"""' Hi.- v nt tl,.;'l,,,s,.i.ss,:,- Wf .,
iini--vay strc.'l. .' '' ' '
wish i')iti:Tiioi (iiiT
'Walt; il.ictor," lie wild, llofiirr
you lake. i it t of my eye, lot'H hHvo H
iin(l.'rtuul that If ltH a. piece ol
roal you nre to haml It oyer lo me."
ai xt iii:t says
"l.or.1 .l.-Hv.-r me from feina!.
Iinar.lers. I .lon't mind the men. If
I things .lon'l suit. 'em. they ain't frot
the nerve lo (Mini). lain. . .
I " ' ' .,"
; fMiysoloKists Hay there, are 1 1 nim;-
:-l
i-l ll..i KiTin. :of ..i
J'.'.'i't ta -ti.t .fK
:t rt . I II-.' aiil'i'tu'i.
Mb iiu a aoi-fCit kut itdriistir.g iosi-'
w.tiM Jif.m-4 jr""' ' i "-i-'E ;
:s jru-.f'JiI,tivj: f !..!: is
sue ahel a selection: f the-lseti o'!Ei!i'i.'.i the hartn
of the fonnersulllIbiifflfta'relTOacas th A:r.eri- ,
can stagSiS.ujini'ftifc 5Si t& Ai5irjea gisi. wao has for '
so many yeans he.I suprfettiWay tfc-jmf. . :
Byron, his friend. Tvm 5Ewk. i-sA many another poet '
has sung the loveline-fs of th Z'Mhkis ar.d Xurmahals. :
whose (lark eyes were the lif ht i the hftivi?v, and these '
romances and the inaccessii.-iiitk-s u the bvar.ties have
served to add to their allurement. Now Americans may !
able to see and judge for themselves just how this leauty
and this charm will measure up with that of the home
grown girl.
The man commissioned to make the selection of the
most beautiful and accomplished of the deserted wives cf
the former sultan for the American stage says if they arc
anything like described, they should fit' in well now' thai
the rati for Oriental dances is at its height, but to be able
to (nullify they, 'must emud the American irirl 'in erace.
beauty and general attractiveness ; 1
r cIl.lI lli .ti-ivv,- will . tlniln
r. .ul u. liv. niil.t I..'.
- ;ir, ..tEitf in I, An'.-li
''ii'.-it s,,.i. ,Nt. r h.tve r.--i
li a iit.-ni c! liiere t. eriu.
..r-i rii.r. h.is it., i l..-,-n a .-.in-,
j.'u,.' ai . l-leril li; tti.i! e.ly .in
w..-k. Not 04. ' ' I
c .11. .I. i heroie lull ' I f II, .1 - I
An optimist l:nlu. who expnrtft1 a
hoot alt. alliance tomontowi
i..i:nl to that of iwii weeks ai;o.
Woman spen. Is. half her life wliil-il.-rlnir
how in cateh a man an. I thi'
other h .If won.li'rlnit what to have
t..r .llnn. r.
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Flings at Folly
-il ami w.il.-r mix ;,t,otit as well
.' .1I1.I ali.HM:i.
if argument one mall
anil the ollur Is in th:
l'"'.' is just a slow hiistncss of
rimliim 111. -ii who have ,, re-peel for:
pie., .hiil.
II the hi-,111 doesn't enUrel.i- rill
III.- skull, all maihilile parkins space !
is tl.i-il l.v prejuili.'.'s. . .11
Laughter.
'II:,
pi-.let
Hie
fool drive
lian's rfnUle
v 11 alair.
watihlm; a rail'
sh.illlil rellli' mli.'i'
I liili'iv ous curve
I '.iilulilll.inL; wiin'l l.rln-- peace an 10
(ia;i,Ull.t unless llm peuple also lie- 0
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Paris has to have its daily thrill, and just now folk over
there are busied witli the ii:estion of whether they are
forgetting how to laugh. The war, some say, has given to
.the Frenchman a serious air, and has robbed him 'of that
debonair gaiety for which he has been always proverbial.
About the most sensible bit in the discussion has been
offered by a comedy actress. French folk never did laugh
as much as the Americans, she says, because they are
more sophisticated. Thev smile, the'v are wittv, but thev
seldom break into that thunderous laughter which so of
ten stirs American theatres.
No American can go to a good comic movie and merely'
smile. It's the Yankee way of doing things to let the
' laughter out, and to let it out noisily. The Yanks laughed
.their way over the Ilindenburg line, and now those still
on the Rhine have just held a' .Merry Christmas for the i
German kidlets who live near their' camps. Americans;
haven't come smiling through They've ci-me laugh- j
ing through it. Americans and laughter. And don't be i
afraid to let it sound ! :
Most wives probably would take advice from hus
bands of other women iuicker than from their own.
i:.en ir si
' man. she puts
hi-!' linnuirrieil
esii't cal.
mi lordly
h iuiicIi
airs hel'i.
only pi !
I.elWccii
the ,
llelt!oll IS
sell her
it In flic
merely
-urplus
slilliy"
1 inlihlle
and Ihc
this: Shall
to Km op.
PROTECTION
Against Coughs
I on'l inal;. yourself miser
able hot h day and iiIkIiI with
that ine-ssaiit cuiitfh K't rid
of it as soon as possible.
NAYAL'S
Cherry Cough Syrup
, ;ics Immediate Itcllef
rbla you of nil miicoua de
ptMil.H In (he thrbat and pre
v i-nts f urtli 1 -r ;U'eimi illations.
Trcilect yourself nunlnst
1 hnilier rttmplliat hms, se- 1
tpre Sore Tbniat. Ttnlllt
ls. oi lliimehlilM. , , ""'
I He Nyat's (Mierry (ou;h iyr
up it h firsl appearuiiee of
conuii k'-cp it handy and set
tle it yearly.
There at e two sizes. '25c and 50C
mod cross Drug
STORK
Men's
0
If
Fine Clothing
VALUES SUCH AS LA GRANDE
HAS NEVER KNOWN
The finest suits we are able to buy are belns sold every day at January
clearance prices. - Hnils lor yonm? nu n. suits for the business man tind
Dtilt.i for the older men. Such suits an- of one of the finest makes' in
Ainericu and, bar this label.
3BT
Hart Schaffner
iMarx
Clothes
Men who know cloth'-s and clothes values know that, the label ."Hurt,,
Wehal'fner & Aiarx" in his suit means the utmost in style, fit and tailor
ing and that such clothes are guaranteed to wear. We ask you to ImjUIhv i
Judge of your , own clothes, as to whether they nive satisfactory wear
and this fjuurnnlee remains uuchanK' d even at the sale prices.
''" ' ' '
This sale is for nu n who wear ood clothes but who like (o Ret theiTi
at n saving. The price barrier is practically destroyed now for the only
time during (he year.
CopjrlcttUartBtbiitlaerAlUn
Save the reRular price of any suit in our entire V.vvU
$19.75
Choice of 35 Suits at This Price.
Regularly They Were Priced at
$25, $35 and -$40
$24.75-
Choice of 30 Suits, Men's and
Young Men's Originally $35, $15
and $50 Suits. '
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ll nnrn nuroT nni nn ll I
I DfitMbiltD! bULUD g
iifiTU Drn nrnnrn
Ease your tight, achinpr chest. Stop
the pain. Break up the congestion.
Feel a had cold loosen up in just a
short time. '
"Red 1'eppcr Rul." is the cold rem
edy that brinys quickest relief. It can
not hurt you and it certainly seems to
end the UKluness and drive the con
gestion and soreness right out.
.Nothing has such concentrated, pene
traling heat as red poppers, and when i
heat penetrates right down into coids,
congestion, aching muscles and sore,
stiff joints relief comes at once. j
The moment you apply Red I'epper ;
Rub you feci the tingling heat. In three
minutes the congested spot is warmed j
through and through. When you arc
sufferintr from a. cold, rheumatism, '
backache, stitf neck or sore muscles,
in .st get a jar ot Kowies Kea repper
tub, made from red peppers, at any
drug store. You will have the quick
est relief known. Always say "Rowlcs."
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SERVIGE!
We are proud of our funeral service. Our chap
el, our equipment and our professional training
and experience combine to make it superior.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
DAY PHONE
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The driver who hits a telephone
something to motion besides speed.
pole learns there is
Grapefruit is
strikes hack.
ilniost human in the
way it sometimes
Jt takes two to make a quarrel
wife.
-except when mic is the
La Grande National Bank
Miltcnielil of llti-cllllH'r I'll. III2J
S HANK uVi:S:
To liiposltnrs
To I li.- t'. S. Tr. usury
cliculalttiK notes
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Which hiistni. the propet-iy or Ihe si.H-khol.lei- nrier the
.1. luisliins mi- paid. mi. I is uiiiinrinil.v tuiul upmi which ilv
sollcll oo. .1. p.i-ll- an. I n lnlii Iho-c nliich In..,- l, IimIu.sI
Willi its r.ir mull) eai-.
inn- lisl'-l I-.-.S...II-. . s . niiiio i-.iic.i in this st it.-to.ni .!.. not
i ii. I can io. t Inelnd.- tlios.- ass. Is oi ttt.-ndln. s an-l h.-li.rulnsii
i,'ts haul, 1ms III th.- .crsonn. I of Its I. oar I "of dir. i ters.
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BOXING MATCH
EAGLES HALL
Thursday Jan. 11th
Allie Nelson
m,
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fc- 'iSl. : -'."- -S... i
Frankie Dean
10 ROUNDS 10
KIDSARP
1 4i firnndc
llt'LLDOt?
WOODFIN
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i KAMvii:
PADDY FERGUSON vs. TOMMY VALE
of Maker
EARL FORI) ys. DANNY DANA
of La Grande
Ringside, $l.(i." General Admission, $1.10
Ladies and Kids, 50c
TICKETS ON SALE AT THE IMPERIAL
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The' Germans seem to think