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PAGE FOUR
Monday, January 29, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
GENERAL DEGOUTTE IN ESSEN
La Grande Evening Observer
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AS IN'PKI'KVDKXT MIH'MI'A mil,
Pubiiatirfi dully uud wuekly at lai
CrvDHe. irBuii. hy i.n (iiaiide IJvuli
Inff OUfi-rvrr I'uMij-liinir Company.
HitLX'K Ulj.NNIS, Udilor.
117 Mull.
Dally,
l-.dly.
per. year. In ndvunc. $j.0O
X IIKMlIIlM in utlvuticw $J.i(
IIiI-hm liioiilliH. In uUt-uiife . II
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Weeltly vt-r-Siiir, by mull,
pi-r year, m udvunrr Sl.!e
On -il3 lii ulh-T fit leu Oregon Hotel!
New Slimil. 1'orilnnd: Imperial Netvej
Etred -t thn Ioidoffka at l. Cm ml"
Orrfll. NX Heennd yhtxH Mir II Mnflcr
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OHffEftV Kit. H 1 1 Adurn Ave, La
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sriisi itii'i u n i i:s.
Dnlly, lr iii'uiili .
iVUlv. prv thrt'H months .....
fully, per fix mo., in udviineo .
bmly, mnsl copy
ii;miii:ii (if assoi ia i i:i nti;.
Tin- Assoeiuled 1'ren Is bxclllivl
l-iilllled to io-e lor pulilieutloii of ml
piw h-illrpiiti-lii-K . r-dited to li r not
Kill l TWIhl' elfdlted III ttllH pll)tT, MIKl
(lino tint Infill hi''n ptikdl.die.d Ihrretll.
AH rluhl w ul' re-puhlieuiioii of mi-ciuI
UipaK liert hiil'ishi ulto are ruMervuU.
CITlf A.U fl M 4H--l--lt.il A I
GIAM
(imw in i
of (till l.'i
To him I
AND KNOWI.KIMIK:
iivu, ami hi the knowledi.:e
1 and Huviotir Jemm (.'liriMl.
Klory hotli now iiiul for
fl. r S: IS. .
An Insignificant Quibble
: Whether they call it "confiscating" or "requisitioning"
if the French get the coal and other goods that their army
has crossed tne Rhine to secure they may feel content.
The distinction between the two forms of acquisition is
very slight in such circumstances as have been set up in
the Ruhr industrial region. But when the Paris news-!
pipers described their government's action as confisca-j
tio'i' something of a revulsion was detected in foreign,
lands. So it has been officially determined they will req
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"ARMSTRONG," "SELBY'VAND "BOYD WELSH'
Footwear for Spring
Two Complete Lines Added for
the Spring Showing
To tin: women or li CininJe who enjoy
liuyluir Kooil footniur, tills :innouiiL-eiinnt t'j
will ue icrt-iitly apiiU'iiin.n. i ne "
IVi-lHlt" nnj s.llty" l-ni-s nre hiBli Bra-1'-,
rootwear and will uilil con.iiiliTiilili' lo our
Spiini: atoi'kH touelhi'i- with our always pop
ular ArniHtroiiK footwear.
.I,;,. tV, motif nn,l ivi.iiv.ll rvFI! mifh fVlom' Li,..,. l,..r.. In the renter of 11 prnup of Ilia SllUl Ol lie
cdiiiniii ntli-
In 111
In Kss.-n Iniiueilint-iy afl'1
of tin- Kreni h army of on
Editorials From
Over the Nation
r. -i !t.i:si:t-iav
H.AMI1H'S
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lari:,-
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111 .111 1 Ul fill 111
.,.n.-. ptlo!i of 111'- j
i,flii i. We re. el i
or l.ei'd fe' t '
iiuce Is so Inanv ;
in: Imt lh,- fit;. :
tliat we fall to!
i.. jt,.. : ..t . i ...iiw.li .. ;n ,...i if mill moUi '
111 Lilt: L1II1C Ul ll-lUJUll, I111ii.ll Hill LUIlIv;, lb lllll lilcvnv
no difference, which term is employed. It might make a
difference now as to what the French will get, but this
is hardly l;kely. If the Germans do not honor their requi
sition and make deliveries as demanded, the goods will be
taken wherever they are found, and that will be confisca
tion. If the French have a right to requisition under dur-1
ess their rigtit to confiscate must be conceded. But after"1
the supplies above ground have been taken there will arise ,
the real difficulty in case the Germans refuse to comply i-.m
"with the demands made for more. Requisitioning coal im- ''.
. plies something of right on the part of those requisitioned
to decline to comply. I id the French concede this they
would not have invaded the Ruhr. And this is the point
for German consideration. The French are there to en
force their demands for fulfillment of German obliga
tions. It may and probably will cost them a great deal to
get what the Germans refuse to deliver, but they will get
it. In the meantime the Germans will be put to so much
difficulty and distress that their satisfaction over making
trouble for their insistent creditor will be less than thy
think); They will get no" sympathy for their loss of coal
or for! their sufferings on account of reduced production
lw trio T?nrii' mimic ,:'
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Trnl- wlnlii fiwii-n ivn ill f rovm ii-n -it iimnum fiiits-.i.lfi iF' Inn l: c ! - i leni mou.-ti
.Germany as to the wisdom and practicability of the !!!:, '.''i'Iuimih!!!? ,h:,V''v'.er''a!ii:.
Freniih adventure, 'there are no differences as to the legal. "" " '"' '
i m i i. i e t. i ll- i i'lwe.'. IlKle hi hltle liialle,. thai an-
and moral liability of Germany to make deliveries up toj0, . i, i,i win .-v.-r iuii.:"nc,- his
the limit of its ability?" i"" ' ..iMi1-,ih .n
,.i ' niir.illue IxuilN ol Ihe pant linve .loll"
I'felich
I
len. rnl IH-Koutte, Ih
h. 'I'liis iliotoH:raph ,
..I tit.- r'ty.
cars in the olil -dayii wai the sinicinir
of the ncKioes in thuir phintavion
quart ors curried : in. tha eveoinn; air
as the. ilarkios tMllio wl culiiide jtheir
hunihla homos . iiiid miiii,- as only iie-prriK-s
can sinj;. -..Silrh iinciodiettre
not heard pxcupt in tiui South. ....
Thcso old Southern melodies utill
may be heard in some parts of the
South, hut l he ou.-tnm is not gen
eral us in the old days, due doubtless
almost; to the cuttiuir tip of the large plan
tations ana KealLtM ini: oi uie iien'oe--lo
other c-oin.muijlie-i iui1 often to
I?
The "lloyd Welsii" shoe Is known from
roust to coast for DriRlnallty of styles, ul
wuys lielnif the leaders and first to show
the new patterns and slylea. This fa
mous line win niiike its first appearance
in l.u firnnile a.t this store during the
coming season, showing several of the
very newest patterns In novelty foot
wear. Wo Invite the women of li flrande
to call and - become familiar w ith -this
popular line of footwear.
The ".Sell,y" shoe also makes its first
appearance in l-l Grande at this store.
It is well known as one of the nation's ;
leailimr hiBli Krado lines, and will be a,
splendid addition to our Armstrong foot
wear. ciialillnB us to sell only hiirh grades
at $7. mi, J.v.lie, SJt.eit and $10. on.
We believe that with such a compre
hensive shoulni; of hleh Rrade footwear
that our Ladles' Shoe Department will
be .-i 1,1,- to offer a variety such as never
before shown In l.u Grande, nnd of such
quality arf will well deserve your p.it
roiiaKe and appreciation.
Exclusive Agent for the Famous
"CANTILEVER" SHOE
,,v Call and Let Us Demonstrate
othrM states- The music of the pl.in-1
tat ion "(im;rters always needs llio Thpv claim the lioh'upd hair rrnssc
li:mi' to make it complete, and a ;, n-ratihy a ilpmaml fnr switcl.s ' The
be natural. Ain't nature-. mi:nd wants m;rn:il i;),is,
BEND, -Or., Jan- 29. Improvement
; j;r;. Inch- Mnnu-.i
j lvrh;is "ii'' niiKlif
j v. s.vi- il-a from t
ol llnii- Moall i;tr(-.
M ,l(tv 114
. tic anntci
1 if Ih- j.n
make it complete, and
banjo in the hands of a negro, whojuair or hickorv?
Knows 11, i a wuiiiicriuiiy iuiivi instrument.
completion
his'h way ami
i-t U murii tm
n'.' uf "orac
The Atlitalil;t
; k a I SouthamiitHii. for
u ftliaiilinu- Am a pait
IM'W t-cnt-T ini'i'c is
THE OFFICE CAT
l!t Inin
my
ht'i' i-ii.iiU-r. Tli in niiv.
i jisI h-ti'i-l. w iy hs jiiHt
It is liir(;' iMimi;;! to
i- a hoildw chaniliiT Into which
knton may enter in uuler (o : in -t
Ui.- hint:- invha.it:.ni. The n -nifl'ii
r IiiiH a w ipht of eighty
Jwnib!tt who boujrla an 'oxpenmitj
nutomobile last tt'k,- Uvufr braffKinfT-i
to some'of hiiv friends about tne
wonderful purr in the motor,
lifted tip the hood
of ruadfi, particularly
Dalles- '.ilifovnia
lcoloni::at'on of irrigated lands in eon
Itni! ttretvon. will lo (lie principal o'-
tu. . . . m ;tiiJ''c towanl which tin; lieiul Conuner-
iinfr tn miiifu Viim ih ...,', nn.,i:lul club wiU woik f tiring-t he comliiK-i
more so I oav 'l v::'H ""'"'"ted at today's for-
j 11111 niL-etiiiK-. when the proKiannue of
r nr. 1 1 i u work for 1!(23 was outlined and adopt-
Little Bo-Peep, she lost her sheep,' m1
How careless not to mind 'em 1 "
For Bo-Peep had no Observer ad !
lha,t would help her to lind them.
Philadelphia North American: Tt-!f."
iinniuinecd that. Doctor Blue has bejm
catted In to aid the league of lviV
Huns. . Stindy it cannot he a case' of
siniilii HituilihtiH curanlur? :
RKAD OBSERVER WANT AJ)S
fice Cat underneaUi it.
B01 rowij" monry from
'makes, them lose ir.tcvel-
I'he Inniher mill :it Wheeler has a
,'.':' 1 . , capacity of lo.utM. feet a day and em-
But jiist thinli how'lune- Methuv- ploys I r 0 men in the plant.. Itolh Hie
He'clah mieht have lived, if there had : lumber mill and the shingle' mill have
and found the Of,--, been somebody to remove his tonsils ludopted the clKht-rhoair day.
fiiands
()C,
tkinjr f rare coins-the
thp
and his appendix.
PER FHCT -EXAMPLES
Another orih-r for a carload of tow
.only kind we have -after Christmas.
Nearing'Debt Agreement
' The adjounnnon of tho coniVivnce on the British debt
and the return to London of Chancellor Baldwin is duej
not so much to any breakdown in the negotiations or lack;
of agreement between the British and American rcprc-j
sentatiyes in principle as to the need for parliamentary!
and congressional approval. Here the American conimis-i
"sioners are strictly limited by congress to payment of def-!
inite interest and period. The British government, now;
preparing its budget, must take counsel as to the domestic!
politics involved in agreeing to making the pavments, de
manded. ,
As practical men the financial advisers of the two gov
ernments have, it is understood, rcfichcd a negotiable con
clusion as to the financial possibilities. It remains to win
over Uitt-upHirl of the political factors. In America,
amendment of the congressional resolution regarding the
termsjwill be essential; in Kngland, agreement as to the
taxation and other fiscal chamros the navments will opcps-
iTiatei-ial lhat went into the Imi'.i -
intr of th, Mnytlower, for eanipl('.
tnh.ht he Ho well liitldeil in miWol-Oie-
way i-oi tieiM ol' the Aqiiitiuila thiit it
woi-l.l l.iki' l.tiii- nearchint; to Iiud !t
.i.vaia; )ut nriOo,r tho A tpn 1,-1.111:1 nor
aii. 'i her sin;;!,- mu' of tio-se pr
ell I 'lay ;-.h,iil:( oeea u . ia v iya t i-n . .
can atlotl the deaOny ol the wot Id m'
it w.i ' iiueeteil hy the May Nower'n in j
tiniii.-i voyage three ceiiturlin ao. I
are l em pin d Hhu-y Ui the niuio'SM
of oi-i pre.se lit way of dolt!;; lliinjvs
hut ti 1 1 i- alt, when we Ifi-n-e hack
over hninali lu.slor;,, e ;.ee lhat hltr
lie; s ,ind importance ;u e neccs
xirily Jinked ttether.
from the Itomans, and .our bankinK
I system from the Italians.. Can any-
"nnj think nf hiiv nthnr nvumiilox."
HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGEO ! Willie TOur lawn mower from the
Uv Am.iw Tash , , j Sniifbs nnd our vacuum cleaner from
I can' ivtm'miK r whin 'ii jit . had . the Thompsons.'
ipiite a lot of l;iik to it; .when you j , ? . , ,
could take' "Id; thin -dime anil jror; - . ' ' : ' '
have ii'Vam-y timt;. 1 c;in rememiier'
when Iwu-biis would' shoi'ff 'a' : hOlr'
hop into fits, and when you could
Teacher "We borrowed our numor-:w turner down last -week hy' the
alft front 4he ' Arabs;- our calendar, t";nncti vaitey Kiax and nnnp a.i-
1 ne onu-r was
honsi',' '
Mociallon of fnhni:
from a I.om An?'-h-
The Original Food-Drink for AH Afifi-'S
QuickLunchatHome.Onice&Fountain.' ,i
RichMitk.Maltcd Grain Extract inPWf
derbTablet forms. NourUhinc-No cooking
8" Avoi J Imitations antl Substitute
After Every Meal
m'KKA t.liASMiS.
Utlo Stale .louriial: I u yuii retueui-
It"1;- the little When iniy ope ear
lied a pal" of opera r.hisse.,- to th"
the;. lei? .Vol :u I, ,11- a. You
I didn't I'eel p! o erl i-inppt d imlesj
ou h id ,iom hinoeiilar;i ;iloei:. Il- t
;l l.-t. 4 -it ; i tew people h.;c hi-e-'
, hoi (imi iit; " tlh thein. A I'neiidly nr
' i; ii M tent ST.-; reeeiit ly lo ell fcnii!-; on
i.mion ;'tii:. In iiltd out ol' the pa per -i
. to t hf i e.i: on. Sotoe l,oi, Uia;
t ll i.h Iei,uie modern, tin .iters aic.
.Miller, and hem e t lie m.t 1 1 hi;;1
jl.-:-rn are 1! II IUti ;sa I . t H llei s-h ill k
..pro.iiiL-e a hall aid yvi-n miiKo.a oar-;
Ikm laujih. ' ; ' '
I can renu'mher when n plunk
Iweuid putch.U'e for yo;i quite a hunk
j of porterheu'-se or !ea you and
i have a sea, at nnne ood show, I
can remei'Jil vr wIkt: two bucks would
i buy for you a brace f ducks, and
.when, if you could -how a "V," you
j were in (rood society.
And 1 can e' n remember when I
i mi ii nun li-vt 1 w i ol v fie for one
i whob niornh I'd stav alive. And
vheii a bird had fifty beutu he had
! a i"i'tune in his jeans. A hundred
'hemes v.ih a price beyond, the
, dr : iin of avarice.
I've
f'oW
and k,
laincH
punch.
-een ih? titles of commerce
I've t'loe mo::eys come
. They i:cd to be n htnky
it nd e'en a nieklc lacked a
Vcs, 1 icm 'nilur when a jit
had quite'a lot of kick to it. Them's
.hr-il one arwr to he told I mu.it
be jrett.ii! j; prc-.y old.
"Whr '
voll
t 'PI,.. U..1l.. .1. i. - . . . 11 o..i aoo Mi-iier im in
" '""i"- iiuil ww ni iLisii reitiy may ne received iit ' '"Hu; n(. mqmmdhi
in time to lay the matter before the losnnh iinn w" ;uul ',h
.uiisi
UK- mill.
t luul,;- ! I
ni'iin'L' ine urcscnt session of
conpress is nnport.'int, I'irause nf Pivsidi-nt 1 Jardin's i
unwilliiiKiicss to summon the new eonress In-fore next1
December, meanim; either that miu-li lel.-iv in th,
seuiemeni or an extra session, alike to lie
sihle.
i m-l !
avoided if pos-
ol pl.iv-aelors.
The Vanishing Horse
The president tf the Chicago bttanl of t r;ulo is inter
ested m the disappearance of the horse, because of the
shrinkage from :i,r00,000 in the cities in 110 to half that
number in liL'O, ami the farmers Aurnine to tractors
loww?u! :UItS -Ul'S 'I0 Si,VS' ( ust tho about.
-10,000,000 a year in rctlncetl prices for oats and prolablv
a like amount for bay. 1 '
But while he does not expect to see the horse come
Hack to the cities, except for short hank be thinks "tin
.small size fanners Uio h:vMed ill bin lllWer trai-tor;
are likely to return to the draught horse, whose rices are
aclvniicin. Let him cheer up; the comparative depres
sion in the oats market is hnidiy o be considered in con-
irast wim me i armors fcain ;rim u'asohne power. '1'hes
aisiuroances lo.oowin new mveatmns lune had
. righting themselves.
.11 niUitai
I'.lll to :
r, more hasie n-a. nil.
- i-netalioii .0:0 the mind
,yoi i s were I i d upon Ki e.
I'll'') went to the theater to nee ,i
Idi: Mar. Mill, since thoNe d'lwn, .i
U'liet hut Highly revolull.Mi h:i heen
it work unions ainli. nei I'nder the
OntiiHi;! ot the I'rama ltar.ue an I
tli - ot- .tiit:ath-iw, Ihey liao- turned
llolr inh.dH ,i j l.ty.s and the ;ludv
M them. Utlh a taik'e luoportlo
of pn.s, nl ,la th.aler linns, the
I'l-M. '.ml pot the Mar, ts the chief
tittrjn t a. a. The ll: e of the opera jiht-i
'entei iH. iiUon upon one piaer.
tj tlo- t I;im, ,tt Al ul ,ltJ
'- :r- To nr r aid rii o the pla.
wh.de M.n. M a 'aiiee. ot.
t he teev en., iws ,.f 1 h,. i.. v.i -t
Si lhe
.III dp
name c
Applicant "Pie;i
a.av Otifoitl. ;
I I'aitv from Chie:io
1 out to fir. 1 tli.. tlanli
j They ate prcpav d for
I trip, as it i.s pi ohablv
from hei e.
The Kpi
havmr of t
want your
your Honor,
has started j
n of Kdcn. I
n n extensive :
a lonj? way
1 , B The Gnat American
I Sweetmeat
CIsew your food
well, then use
WRIGLEY'S lo
aid 2!gcslion.
It also keeps
the teeth clean,
breath sweet,
appetite keen.
,n oi
l l 11-1,11 Ii. M,,. aiKiiin
Ml III. ll,,')
I Ul, "1,1
I Willi
lli
Slum,
llll- :
i mil
se
I wav of
I'anama is talkinp' of ei'anlin- suffraw to v.m.m!
. undeterred hy aitytliiiiL' that lias lu'.piiei nl or nol lrmnen- wl,"l
vd in tho United .States.
The Mily favin.'f feature of .colo.'-'-i-:. i.- thi-ir
fni' tllOI'f I i-er? ;lil-fv rn'lil'lj-J t i';n-liv.' i!mu! ih;
Ml iiil r,
oi.o m:i;i!o mki.odiks not
iikauh s or voi:k
An-ii-lmi Sl.-ir: S-.imi' ul' tli,. ol 1
Sii, In-ill ,-ut" ins mi' i:iss;r.,. an, i
tr.i-y lire Ih-imk iiii.-.-l. l-i tli,- m i,-n-i
ni-h fin- m.miIiIi ,i n u tr U- l,r
i'isU-iu-', i- forc'ci .-!iu. i,f tu. ,)..
I'nliitul lillh- vu-lnm-. iui,l l-ia-llii'-"f
iilh'T '!:ivs 1111 ' ,-l',- v.'lll n 1 -, nl
in, -ii ,,: ly v iu'U -i s,,in,. sj.-i-in,
;--alrii ,. full tlu-V a IV Ulslll:;
1 ':, rnllnt.i.,1 H,,.ii,, n,-:,w
On- i. ii.i ,,.l ,-iiim !n,, l.inu -iU it
I lu- Hiiiii,. say:
"W, nii-.-.,',! On- m, not -iiiHis. l,u;
i-iitiir nncu- f lh,. lv:-ii,,.
,'Ulil hr lirat,! a mil,, away i'
lllii-tLias Inn,.. .,- ui lh
il.l'vr;- rt n. i-.i-i l'i.,'i,-. rn'.hi! ,a-1,-'ily
,,,llti !, ,i lii(. fi,,:-,- v-itj; , .
fi-,-1 t,, :lv "lin ,.. tuniuvi:" ,, t;,
I'll',,',.' .. I niiA' ..nr. iiil ;-t( !. r.
il.i 1 r.ln in I Ii mo. nuiir
'1'hc tv, .-ytc.it mu-iiv- lo Si'u.h.'rn
n'l"! bi-'hn-is siy tho he
j. - u- " i i'.oni t h j i "
Vi, I.
!i Ready . I
Extra Fine
Thrre-uere improved tract Just 'out
side the City l.hnlts, om hick from
tho paved highway. Wnl (.otibi i .r
J trade for lionse In town.
A five-uert! tract. Impruvnl nnd co
Ing at a bargain pricr, und Ronii
terms, onn-half mile from City lam
Its and paved hiffhwny.
New Spring Styles
Colonial Pumps
The style above comes in Silver Cloth, Black Satin, 'i;
catent beatner and JJIack Kid. These shoes are a
very high grade line of hand-turned soles with Jun
ior Louis Heels. New numbers just arrived.
Popular Prices, $7.50 to $12.00. V .; ,.'. ,'
The Bootery Inc.
A PARADISE FOR TIRED FEET
20(3 Depot Street , Phone Main 118
GIvOVER SMITH, Mgr.
A flv.wiciv Inlc-l In .May I'arU. Tills
Iq one f ttu lii-!.t lMi,rov,-il unit iay.
ins propi-rltos In the valley. Extra
sootl.
to serve you
Here you will find all
supplier for the siek room,
hod Tans
Duui-hc liaus
Mot W iter Piittles
l'eer 'i'h.cnnoir.ctcrs
AhsDihcnt Cotton
Sui'siecl litessin.'TS
Red Cross
Drug Store
A ten-a-'te tract lit May I'arU. with
exlra Rood tmprovem-'n!. Irrigated,
best of land and frutt. KiKht-rooin
modern house.
Thrc- fn-' modern lounrs. Weil ,o
eatd, bountifully mrnudied, uant to
dl complete. f yoti nnt Monietliin,;
extra Rood let us show j ou these tine
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Thrift
The Highway of Thrift is the sure read te in
dependence and success. The man of industry
and thrift inspires confidence and he finds his
'banker anxious to help him because he demon
strates his inclination and abilitv to heh) him
self. Conserve some of your earnings each day by
opening a savings account with this bank. It is
a safe investment that will earn four per cent,
compounded every six months. Many are tak
ing advantage of the facilities of our savings de
partment and the savings deposited with us
have increased nearly one hundred per cent, in
the last year.
We Solicit Your Account "
La Grande National Bank
SOUND - RELIABLE - PROGRESSIVE
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