Friday, January 12, 1923.
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
Ay iMi:rniiic.M' M-wsiwritn.
I'nbllslH-.t dully and wceldv at !-.
Hrande, Oregon. Ijy ,u CrutuJe ltven
tnie Observer .l'tihlllilti I'oinpuiiy.
llUUCli Dli.S'NIB, Kill lor.
Entered at tin- Poslofrice ut I.u (Ii-ihhI-,
. Orcifon, ua Second l'Ihss Mull MnUur
llj- Mull.
Dully. ir year, hi advance
lnlly, ix inumti.t hi nilviincr
Inuly. lliri-u inuiilli, In u.Ivuik-h
Weekly observer-Miiir, by iiiull,
per year, in udvuni.-e
..tvoti
,. .:.:.!'
...l.2.'.
Editorials From
Over the Nation
l-! ASTORIA WIU. NOT STOP
on suIh hi oih.-r i-iiie.s-or.-...i Hoiel' I'ortlund Oregon Journal: Kirc has
Ki'wn wiunci, I'oiiiiin.i; iiuiicriui Ni-wa destroyed the heart of Astoria's bus-
Hum.!, i-uriinini; .Muluiuiiiuli iness ,isiict but it will not destroy
Mund, io.lla,l. .,. h(,ul.t of Asturia.
I Holocaust has visited more thun
i.lMimtii (. ass.m i l l 1:11 iitl-:. !? American city. In the begin-
Adrtrei nil eominunkailonii to TIIM
OBHKUVUIt, 11 Hi AUuuih Ave., Im
Grande, OrcKon.
si iisi KirrioN iu'i tm,
. Hy Currlrr.
Dnlly, itr month ,...7.1
DhIIv, jit-T Mix mo.. In udvniH $-l.-fti
iJHiiy, Miimv t-njiy .. .
city am rorvrv ori
i a ii-:it.
fT ' nfKmm& 11
The Affiifintt'i
i nlUU-O to iisi-
ulht-rw ri i-ilid
1
t I'rv
iMiMit atinn of ml ; tunes proved to be messing in uis-
.i u it or inn j;uini
' . ... L.f. ' .1.:. . ; Seattle built upon the ashes ol
All riaiiu or r-ituhii. fi!ion ofnri.-iai . shanties the proud city tnut uom-i
ili.-pnu-hH li rcii. also am rcservt J. inates Pujjet sound to;hjy. Haltimore
. : built uKiun after her terrifying ex- j
jjuttVr penence ana louna nerseu rejuven-,
UU?I. J'OllIttllU UL'K'l LU UUHU
W GUT KO V SX KSS I'A YS
is u little with righteousness,
irreat revenues .without right.
'verbs 1:8.
No Such Thing as Overwork
11 ,u city for the first time after her;
"Pro-jnusiii.-ss-i'LitiinK' tire of the early)
severities. The fire that destroyed aj
1 -i (fieat portion of Chieajfo removed I
from that city un incubus upon its
1 growth, and with the old buildings ;
(rone the solid city, of today wasj
i-edect cd. "The city that was" is thet
' - beautiful city that is San Francisco.)
I These things ure recalled not to i
No person has ever suffered from overwork, according 'find god in the greatest ui destroy-
1 i l lnK agencies, but basis for the vis-
to Professor William Palmei' Wynne, noted nerve special-jion of the city Astoria win build!
. . .... .... ... i j i . l n. t-v ! on the ashes of yesterday. 1
ist, anu in tne same edition it is announced mat m. 11,11111-: Asilia win set about the work of
1- r T.-, ...I, ,.,.,.,,,.., ,.e ..iwrn-notinn Itic o ii i lxl 1 rrcoiist rucl ion with the sympathy.
1(3 vuuu, I'lL-ncn UApunriib uj ouiu o ....v,.. , )luuse am, le Dulwtalltiuli
and is Rettint? nearer the United States day by day. Welljsuripoit of her iie,Khbors. 1 ;r dis--
B " .... aster is one that wipes out lines of
organized urouairandists. it niav be, have determined, .sectionalism and rivalry. Portland!
, .,l' ..,..,..: 4...- ,.,1, ,., ,.,c,oi. nf remember only that Astoria and
llJ(iil t lUtlL mull oircuflivc lu iii.ixw; nitAii i.it.ov. v'j. j j 'o , clalifl
35 MEN'S
Guaranteed All-Wool
SUITS
Men's and Young Men's
Styles
$19.75
& Pure Silk
jr Phoenix
B AH ShiS In 1
& Black Only H
. G5c Pair M
Entire Stock of Newest Styles in
JOHN B. STETSON
HATS
A Great Variety of Colors and
Stvles for Men Who Like
" The Best in Hats
ALL AT
ONE PRICE
$5.60
! opposite
are on one river, are at;
extremities of the same
nvwl ,..,.,4 -P ViS fvlll '
T. i ' 1 , ,i , ,i l, , 4-u:., , ,,,,,,1. ha;jor. have bark of them one great
: It is easy to prove that there is such a thing as over-jpvlHlm.;nK c.mpil.e ttnd i.. front of!
work. An eneine can be run at maximum speed for a long them one m-cat ocean which will
. time if it is given the best care but eventually, there will $Z ZmAl?J't.
he a bpoakdowW ft f ufnacq can be fir,ed to produce seem-1 ion.-. i
ingly t,inhmiteri -1rt'.'it, Init a'httle too much neat will meitj
. ttie instrument or canse lull exiilosion. . P r;
ii .L j. i . jl.'.ti. ' 1.1...,. !!.!.
11 lliusc ne aomitLeii, nowevcr, tiuit iiutn im .iuiuimhi,
overworked. Nervous breakdowns and illness usually'
MANHATTAN 1
f .' SHIRTS ,
Stiff Cuffs, J
T Odd Sizes j&
. More Welcome This Year Than Ever
28 Annua! January
Clearance Sale
Savings for Eight More Days in Nearly
Every Department
M Exceptional Bar-
& gains Now in T
g Men's Two-Piece I
a Underwear . m
Cotton and Wool jg
TDK XOISV Wclltl.ll.
Vink Mrrabl: Itadlo lis pro-
.1 iirii'C ihnniT spi'ukrs Willi nn..
Ittiistraliiiii of lh tsity in v.hii li
"tl. conliiK iils ar' lichi lirotorht
.f.e...lt;.,s.Ivi J 'TI,nlo f,lnn,.i, '-lu.i r no. i fios.-r t.iK.iii.r v.-i-y y.i.r.
ItUIlli: 1IUI11 llMSlicllliiii cum nunj. '"cit io it i iwi-i i. j ( , ul( . ..lli-in..n .Ills after all,
to drive'The IiunuuT machine beyond its limit, to start it a smuii ori.i." -n.-v.Tai n the
suddenly anifstop if quickly, and to fail to'make reiiairs. ZvnfZXM
. Professor W'vhne would give every one an opportunity to i I lolvhi ml. i-iirlv on it Momlav morn
have a cleaH'Hiiiiid a clean bodyand a clean home, and ,;,5;,ry n;" In
consign to the hangman those who failed to take advant- n..- j.-m--. a man in Lamasiiire
age of it. A healthful environment, he believes, would .i:X,rfil;;,!B'pk.,
wipe out disease and morbidness. jtin.nKim-w. n is an v.-i-- -n r..r n.,-
Cone's "day hv day in every wav" theory is an old idea ,v,Tr ,0'
. , ' r. if i. l ; ret her, but tluru are likely to he eoni-
in a new dress. Prayer, in all religions, is a form of auto pii,:,n.,.i' ir mi m- oh.i b.-ih u. a
suggestion; The theory is dangerous only when its im-!"""!' wl,-,v vri..-nn. '' 'v;'-v-
. . T7 . , ," j ,, . .-.hoi" s:iyi. I bos.- ,lis.olvaiita.-s that
portance is overexaggerated. It is possible to attain self ran to u.. i"i or iiiin-aii.,i i.rt
discipline by auto suggestion; possible for the grouch to !'""' ":, i""pi.-h.
. 1 -lli . '11 j. jl 1 Cull' .I.iy. Insleail ol seeklllir means
become genial; but it is not possible to, cross the ocean by , ,.M,Hr(.-tni..i. or so;ii..i, .
that means. Otherwise DmiCoi'ie, would not have bother-:1"1 1 '" -iiT-.n...r n-
, , i i n ', ,ii ', ; - l I'o -ii Jit out (lie ii.-IkIiImm-IkmiiI elalllor
ed to hoard a shin. ,;t:r UaU.Ui L.r,wt of m, ui.i. kmhui.-
tinvn ! nut K'lfrtK to 'tak- to H Jiimlly
If limy KiM' to haw their can ftllcd
with ni-t;iinii titn of ;i in.ik'f In
ilrtjii W i'kill(,J an n ;i)riii'la-'
Hon foV harhui' ' ii-Vi ont f I'or a
Hnir Jin- ('litn'xc mluht f ppi' t-'litt- Hm-
1. -iiinb- in nn l-'rlilitv nt h rinion:-! '. liili-
'thf la'iriJ of I'Mttiiiati' prarlleis polit
'n p-iriM', hat .tlial wotilil pail afbT
llni. .i !.- 1
"I jar.'t think for th
hay. aV' ion sit
rU'i'UfM u orli on the ii'-w InilliUtK
;in,n.".( tin' Mlrii'l. What aif you k
;nvr '! uh- n tin liuplp'7 train
of ri 1 lit; I; itaijil rc;,'innnt on p:ti-at
slil'i r iH t'oni, the Atlaatli' anl iltil'l in
I'rom tint slaivljiolnt of valuca, naviuffH and the Miiallty of the nierclmndiso oT-red. the N. K. V:it Co.'h Animal Clearance Sales have stood
for US. years Hlioul an etnial in Ihiti eoiinnunity. I 'ooplr who waited lor this s. nad wait each year, find that IT PAYS pays in the
. knowledge that Die inert hundi-ne purchased is of the highest unal Uy to be had, and pays, aho '.- all, la values w liieh are conslHteiilly
the best to iie had. - .... . , '
Speelal offi rlnits are the order of the day now In tin: final windings of thiH Ulitli
tile betit of these and morning shopping iK tlie lest for everybody.
unmial evi iit. Some iota are limited early shoppers get
"THE BEST BUYING DAYS OF THE YEAR.'
JANUARY 2 TO JANUARY 20
EXPERT INFLUX
REGQfflMENDED
considers it unwise for
eustomed to a cold or temperate
mate-to undertake hard
! bor in a tronieal country.
I American immigration laws will
in the future, it is believed, restrict
the stream of emigrants from Swe-
! rlen.
SD0ST BUSTS
1 1 .
i.
FiIs, theoretical jKl.!iTiecnanical,';.cionu ;Uid.';go, and
still lie race lives. fl'iiHticl'fcnthiisiasni'ak'-theStort us
ually nrings a tuicklilejtli.i!.piids also can be overworked.
Still, (the new sclp()l.'iHi!preachi)5g',o))timisin, and giving
humanity confitk'h'ce and strength. ' It:' is :; much better
than fsychtiaualy-lt'other subjects fov polite; ebriver-
r..,-:...c :.. i i,!.:i i l. u.... J J !.'....
Harem Beauties -
Dr.
Adrian Molin Believes
ration , of , 1 rained
The Chimes of Potsdam
Were S'ot Rung in Vain
PHEVEHT !
plants where the air is filled with
!dust particles are the most frequent
causes of dust explosions, the bu
: read's statitics show.
H Assuclaled J'res!')
RLTPALO, Jan. 12.-Pust explos-
,! (By Associated Prts) ;
Workers Would Help the kll iAo t ). S;r'soliu"f tljLSV
1 , CoiUltiy.i.,, ,. , ' vuns a familiar old Gcinmn song.-.tht" tJOnpjnt,or . in ()f development
L , , ,r - ; musj.c of which chum's , veffuUirly work 0f the bureau of eheniisti-yt,
I, STt.)LKlKLM,1iUtw- l. .i'liy Mail).' Ltlv 4 yni?.vr' v uniied stalei department ol
"t he tnufcratitjiii: -lrom . .Sweden ot , " y j. "", v... , ... -.v.
satioi
higidy tuialifibd tmtf meer,1,!- export.
agricul
ture, informs' the safety bureau of
4
i
noise.
I cially
i rathe
L-uuiti,sts(.,of. epe
trained industrial' woi k'rneii: 9r "-.icriclt William 1.
than of unskilled laborers anil I . I be orgnnis,t who plays
vnnlts of the' edifice. Test the bodies ' u i ' ,:,.,:,,,:,.,. v, ,
ot r retlericK me ureac anu ni lain-
y.m ' ' ""!'""ILU coolers a au ; ,"7 . :,. , ' ,, h..i tunng ptallls
t your .lek -lill.-, Mi.-1 " "i i ;v,i., :f.... -,. nve
In thirteen recent ilust explosions
tSo-e 1 rcpreseniauve types ol manuiac-
THE OFFICE CAT
Air. Prices says. Ioj
i i .. .i. i i
Dl'.-'Ailiailli.Moli.l. an ..auihoritv on' " t?nPui'. '".'"r,1".. .M!?le"s0 ,n.w,.,fh S1.V.-S0ft0l .IcstroveH. ttrain
tlwJ.ul.jeet 'of emiKi-ation. Since wages.' Vheli his WgKWm com, , l() - f , m( f
there must be .initiation of ., some ''cfore the .city council t.h erie-and starch factories were the
kinil, aiKiies Or. Moliu. it would be : opposition from the Comintm a j- of th most 8(.rioug aisaslcrs,
'Otter lor the home country, ami crmen because of the i poll cat ob- cxposi()ns aiso have- ,)0cm-,ed in
would i.isurc greater succe.-s for the :';'' V"1 ioJh 'lei-'u,ns P ' dust from powdered milk, soap, fer-
emigrants themselves, if those who, ulu ll-v ' ,, , ,f,.' tili.ter, eocea. spire and coik.
cstaolish a new domicile in America "as 'Always Be Honest and bp-, SmoUing and using ope., light in
.- and elsewhere were persons of pro- riht belllK chimed" forth, but the, -
sessional teehnical equipment. .oigunlsl even went so i.- r as i.. .
Swedish statisties show that, be-; "Deutsehland Uber Alien .on nation-1
tween the aces of If, and 50, there' " holidays, tne bourgeo s represen
are now 200,000 more persons eu- tatives overruled these objections m
gaged in Kainftil occupations than favor of the organist, expressing
there were in l!li:t. This surplus has themselves ready, to live un to toe
taken care of part v bv in- """"i !"
1W2
"oil lit the end Frederick William I, the first king
oye'il and must,"', l'russia, and silencing of lis
IVnbiibly not a great deal of competition will be given j"' :
io AmtncMi damsels py tne oner ot uaiet 1 asna 10 pro
vide as '.dves the members of the harem of the Caliph.
When that dignitary assumed the green turban recei.t'y
and took ikk-scssioh oi tne beard ot loaaii.i.ied, done up,' .... NK,-,,q ni,.N,
in -a ikiiic!- parcel, he announced tha; ho would it. future ' '(f''u'iow ' v
l.i..t I..H- .-... ..-if,. I n..- nn.c..,-u m,.U.. ini-v. I. ...... i.il-..,i t ..'.i.. I..'. "honest and uuriirht" sentiment
.... -ii i. ..i.u, . ,.v ., .-j...e- - -j -- ...it (laiiiy uy in- , - . -, , .
He .cfi. Constanlinonlc. and R(K) ives. Perhans be !l"TTn.1 ''IflZ.r..
IIUU-CO lliiti. tllL'ie WOUld OC SOIlie llUnUien IVvM'1. p;ll'S Ol c quote: -uur esteemei n-i- remain.lcr, about tlS.COO,
shoes to buy, and those new Russian bouts or.uo rather,
high this ,vvaT, too.
What ii, the world is coming over royalty these d;,ys?.
'lhc kid ciiporor'of China, who just kid:'hiiasdf about
bei:ig'cm; t roj,v'ot the' republic, annouiic.'S that he is to1
be leiown as Henry and his wife, newly a utiuiicil, as K!ix.-:
sihtth J 'P.i;. renSinlvable.Couple play tennis, speak English
and like ftulfcc. Just 1 ike. 17-year-olds .h? world over. !
iujs '.rci'i'ig so nowadays an ordinary moi Uil ' -'uildh t
know ft'Winrnr'n'Snlmn-wan emnpror if he s:iw !'.-)-
em beauties?- Well, they'll hardly spoil the marriage' ..7: bar-
lU'll KC't. , hei shtip when you're ab.ou; f.tjrired
out , ernw 1 mto a cmn tf viable chair
hot towel applud to your
Gull Apples
For Hog Feed
$5.00 per Ton , ;
Small Romes and Jona
thans at 20c per box.
GRANDE RONDE
FRUIT CO.
At Bunting Warehouse
l.iu- .-.liven. Aimer Itriivvil. w 1 I lro nt 1
to the hospital, tomorrow to b - t eji tain exteni l,e' siiiii.,,i-ti.,l bv I chimes would mean almost as great
opeialed on for mPpendicitis. lie th slate. j" hardship in the lives of I otsdam s
will have a wifu and 'two cl.il(Iren." tine movement toward providing natives as-would the closing of the
'"ore employment is the settlement K"tos 10 Sang Souci. -
One of the strangest things in and exploitation of undeveloped .
the woi hi is why women are so rrown and church lands, especially in bt HUUL l'lliALlilljlv 1 U
much more lnteresieu in snoes inaivtlie nortnvin ili-truts, hut the sue
in fi'u't. cess has so far been doubtful, and
, "'L' opponents of the plan point 'out' ' (Uv Associated Press)
Nobody is in it position to say that that an increase in no. nnm.irr nil i. i'..;.. vv-.-,ie...l,...-i'. lice.
lhc girls, of 40 years ngo w.nild not t'aiiners will eventually mean , it -jo. (Dv .Mail). One of the signs of
entoyiii n." onpoi iiiniues oi smnner income per eapita. r.ermanv's new demucrnev is t"! en-
(lispiay anorue.'i oy me snort skiii.
MARRY A PRINCESS
One of the standinir jokes of many cities is the ordin- face?"'
since that re.,uires that sidewalks he "kept clear of snow '-;-
.111(1 ICC. . ar.iurd the barber's fine so h"
'reiililu't -bombard me with a gas al-
HMw.i ulr 1" At t t. . l l i tack ol strong onions and weak log
a i i.i .
'JO. (Dy Mail).-
I'r. Molin thinks that the time is ,.L-,.m,.nf nf dorr Waldenmaicr,
ripe for government investigation of Uartenstein school teacher, to I'rin
vmigration with a view toward it- eess Maria Kpsa zu llohenlohe-Uer-conlrol.
lie deplores the haphazard tenstein.
iiuthoils which a( present obtain in' The bride-to-be is Hi years of ag?.
most countries. Thus, for example, Her mother, an imperial princess and
l..ou.itrial woikers often emigrate archduchess of Austria and Tuscany,
and try their foitunes at -fanning, escorted the affianced pnir to Salz
luMing their own inj.;peiience "to I he buig for the purpose of obtaining the
difficulties nf v, in k trnler new en- consent of the grandmother, the
ditiens
y. He also (irandduchess of Tuscany
im ,un d.v went imo ia lKruntcv v.:i:t ro snr-
prist to those who kept up with the news of his matrimon
ial ventures.
lc.
Exjierts cannot always tell in advance. Some of the
dullest students in college make good in real iii'c when
they get the chance.
Verbal endurance tests would be shorter in domestic
life if only the wife insisted on having the last word.
The conservative young m;ui does not Tall in love un
til lie has looked up her father's commercial rating.
Th speeder's dream of Heaven is ,
a Ian I where the traffic cops are'
all telephone girl. He' sure they'll :
iili.av-i eet the limn;; number as he1
sailed bv. !
tliawb.l.-k to
" !S that the
afford more
Texas is leading in road building,
that respect are so much greater.
Hut Texas' needs in
Almost any crank can start, something, but it uv.niivs
a good engine lo carry it over the hills.
Too many foreign visitors land in New York and think
they are seeing the United States.
Flivvers are so cheap now that only the rich tan
ford to be seen in them.
;f-
That fellow
Uiats in ;i i.ii'.ii.
T'!uU'!i''i,i" c'-HfinU'
Amos Ta.-h says tlu
"lavitii: it with flower?
neta;o man can not
than a whisper.
l.earn n I'sclcvi Thing
Kach Day.
A common houcfly can lift ant
oidiunry match. J
VWlh I'lofee Apolouics to The
Vlllhor of "1 Am the It.'d ( ro-s" j
1 am t!ic nearest tlinic ct to per-'
)vmi;iI nintion. ' ',
1 am always mo'i-.ur.
I iirn tile sui'ieit of nuK-h unkindly'
cntuiMii, but I go r.ht ahiad ao.i !
pi.v r.i attention. 1
Many a man has ti-' -'ateni d to
ki.-k me oat .-ml all that sort ol :
tlii'1. tmt few bav; ever d. ne it.
1 .un the oncinsl bttle cl'friotn-y i
t pi-i-t, .ilwavs on the .job and ai-j
u:iy:. wiil-'-e; to work overtime.
I May (icht at home and keep go
inc while tiie famtiv is auav on n(
I d" my weik faitl'i'niiy and often j
'."k .oi a lilt"? tvlia I o gooo '
I
ne
ilo
1 get
cic lit for it- onl '
La Grande National Bank
Malenient of OetvliilK-r i9.
this iiank uwhh:
To p.-.insll era
..$l.ll'J.i.7J.:.1
To lie- s. Tr. usury I tepartn.ent. account of
cireulattliK notes
L'ntl. 11110. Oil
:al
Tor a i i.ii43.iTJ.::i
liae utir iiw-in ni-1-niiui-.l ill nil line's so a (o he nine lo
iiioi-i any in-qiu.1 for .nntcut linniislialel.v.
1'oit litis ITItlMlSK WK IIAVK:
(!1 iish In Miuit ali.l .1. posit. -d with
-i- ...-.ili.i ii s
i- i I s r.n . rooo iif I. en. Is
i t. Vii.noi In. Il i.liiiils and c.i-.oi-:ilinns
I 11 . -t :.t --
C) in l-.-.l. r.il li. s.-rve Hank
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Willi ll !..,-.. 1
ill nr.lliii ai
'le It lo w
ii-ir !i-
t) MKKT INPKH I Kl'NKSS ...
Ul'l.l S UK $:'N4.iii.TI
' ni. s tlie pinpi rl V of I In SttwMmltlrr nrter (He
no, Mhl, hihI t unua i iiiiiti' fttml iiHn n liit ti wi
ii Mt-fit nul n'ltiin (Imim which luwv Itttn IimIim!
HU u lor innn tii.
I .1 r--f " ennim ra(- t In this nlati-tn-nl do no
I im-'ntK- t.H!- if 1 1 It nIln-H5 an-I h -iprnlns
(ink h. h In XU- Mt4nn I T It; l.oafil .f Uir- torn.
,t), I ti'nilox. H. Thru.- an aJ.a Is wlitoh iay h ub nJs
in i i it v and (iiti!r.K'lton.
Mid
Shoe
Wint
er
Sale
EXTRA SPECIALS bll.
For The Last Day of Sale
About 100 pairs of men's high grade dress shoes, in
black and brown calf skins. All Goodyear welts. The
' very best quality. Most of these shoes are BOS
TONIAN MAKE. Saturday Special rfl.'Jo
MEN'S WORK SHOES
50 pairs of men'sgood all solid leather, 8-inch top
work shoes. All sizes, G to 11 S3.(.)5
75 pairs of regular 6-inch top extra heavy wo'i-k
shoes. Special -"...$3.95
HOYS' SCHOOL SHOES
Roys' Army Shoes extra heavy, all solid leather. Siz
es 1 to C. Special ?2.95
EXTRA- SPECIAL FOR GROWING GIRLS -
About 4o pairs of Growing Girls' School Shoes in a
good heavy black calfskin Goodyear welt soles, and
low heels. All sizes, 2" o to 7. Extra special $2.!3
About 50 pairs of women's comfy felt slippers. Very
near all sizes. Regular $2.00 to ?2.75"v;ilues
Choice j)-',,'
These Are Just a Few of Our Extra Specials A ii
Our Regular Stock is Greatly Reduced.
The Boofcery Inc.
A Paradise for Tired Feet.
201! Depot Street Thone Main 118
Grocer Smith, Mgr.