PAGE FOUR .
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday January 30, 1923.
La Grande Evening Observer
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THE OFFICE CAT
I EGOTISM
A kind of see-wickness, induced bv ,
looking at thing ton much through;
one's IV, and which ofttn muses!
the victim to throw up hi.- job, j
FORUM
ni.unuit or' asmh.iatkij. I'ltio.vn. j
Tim ,M.tu Mtlf.i 1 !: s is rxclufi .'uly !
L-nliUi'l tu us. lor publication of r.iJ j
ii-v, x iiit-imii h-k i ri-uiti-H to it or not
otlu-rw Im' i-ii. it'll in tiitn i.iH-r. air
tln Ui'- li't'il in-vvs pnhli.-iniil llttnii
Ail ru;iit ir r.'-jniiiiii 'ttn.ii ..f rp' i-iu
liipulejiert hertjir uUo are r frier veil.
HOYS AM) GIRLS LI WORK
(lly SI. G. J"ykstrn, Intbler)
It is no lontrer dt-nitd by thinlnng
. . i People that liovs and (Jills' Club
nunianily in W(.rk i of fm.iii.mi.ntnl importance
to the future of agriculture: that it
lift n-organization, jural leadership
It lined to be women were the only ; and better farm and homy practiciji.
runuboutK we had. Now we have Since civilization is foun-led upon tiif
the auto kind also. . ! home, the .school inu-'t he a real
I helper to the home, i:i order that
It is unfortunate tor
general that advice is Hot heede
"The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes'"
i2;m
'Rinicmbcr this! If what you did
ye.steiday still looks hie; to you, you
haven't done nr.it.-h today.
Thcie is always somolhinir. If you
ait ruiinjr on the train "mst 'nnoui
TEACH MK: Teach me to do thj
will: for thou art my God: thy spir
it ix (rood; lead mu into tho land of ; when you KC-t to a pla;-e where you
upi-inlnncos. I'salin M:i:10. ! think you are Koine;, you see sonie-
. j thing irterestin, you pass a string
ot nox ears a nine long, n 11 is n
open air meeting, about the time.
you think the speaker is going t
I ay something
Repudiation.
The gold standard of currency, values may he imijer- i iV'KV.s.nt'hin- We
t, but that it is a good thing to tie to in the absence of j ' ' ?
th(!.o two t'i eat force
oidinated. t Club woik is
factor in brinirinfr the
the home together. At
feet
a oetter svsteni is iuiijh;h.suu n a Jitjw& ilujh tuiia-iiimi ounK'ow iyiv ..t muiurt.uK
a bit of current German financing. It is announced that jBt jTJtt a
on April 1 the llaniimrg-Anioriain and the North German i without an attic.
was one 4est to which the
of Job was never mibjcct-
t . . t ,.4- 4- U (linn i. imve in iL-tii.ii in
out in tne paper iikii kk cut rent m oi-iuau, nut
basis of the gold-valued marks they received- Their bond
indebtedness to be thus retired amount to about $32,500,-
000. But it will cost them in gold, at present rates ot ex-
011 April I tne rnumnug-.miiui iiaii anu uiu iui ui uvi aiuu .mwui i
Lloyd Steamship companies will pay off all mark bonds Therc WJ1
outstandino: against them. They will pay mark for mark, ' pa iem-e of
wile to run his automobile
change, less than tfr,U()0 to discharge the debt.
Advocates of "commodity dollars" or "indi
JInvo you not oiton wondered whal
lias become of the ragged hoys who
iieed to offer to carry your grip u:
fro.u the Mint ion for a nickle?
"Can I be of nny assistance?"
ked the sympathetic -motorist of
a i utn who was looking unutU'iablc
''inaustrv dol-
lais" or any other substitute for the gold-backed dollar
frvit wdii ill lnfvi :i h V nipin llli allOU ant! aeureeiailOn t thoughts at a (linableU car.
"I'm a minister, air.
'Drive on."
should ponder this. And all people making investments
in securities would do well to stipulate tor repayment in
gold. The German steamship companies' pkui may be
legally valid, hut that makes it all the worse morally since
when they borrowed the $82,500,000' they bound them
selves to make return of an equivalent amount in value.
Depreciation of currency makes for repudiation of just
debts.
Amos Tiish says the clinginK-viiVe
typ.' sometimes turns out to by poi
son ivy.
The optimist hopes to inherit a
mihion; the pessimist, starts a sav
ings account.
b
i unitying
ciioLd niui;
the came'
time the studios are emulated with1
the ordinary dutitt-s of life, it digni-1
fies the labor of the land it creates:
respect for those who pr pare the'
daily meal it gives reject to the
one who contributes tu the world's
wealth from his. garden. j
The age and conditior.s'ihat pave'
fool passes with! birth to the old-time v.wi of Uvint ;
insist, there 'ihem days u gom foiever. The'
old motto: "Let Father I'o It has;
been forgotten i&y.l thy youth of to-
day are assimilating the best meth
ods Ivtiovn to agricultural science; j
and by proving their s..ill have;
It ought the methods to the ntten-.'
tion of thejr parents, thus improv-!
ing the stairlanU of ag: kulture in
tho!e communities where boy.-,' and
girls' clubs arc organi.( I. Ii is fit
tir.g and proper that ihi'iien be pre-'
parul in the fullest iiiaiita r for life
and for service. If they are taught
at school some of the tilings that,
they mu,-t do in every-djiy life, l;;bor
itself will be dignified through edu-,
cation. The nei;;hbui h'lOtl environ
nient of the school furnih?s a fine
laboratory for practical educational
PuiposLS -and nyoaiise., to vitalize:
the work of the pi;;il v.Ij j is jSur-. j
suing his studies." ij
Club work is a slorv of individual!
achievement, of financial su'ce a, of
response- to a great. lutiomil ne:'d.
Of the clulis them selves, with tlieir
program of work and learning and
fun, of the socializing and cdueativt1
force that is reaching out into the
isolated regions m:inv -vol urn as
might be written. Over 100,000 boys
and girls have joined the line of
lub workers in our iund and there
2
A ,; - : ss - -six ??'5ii.Sr
P'or Battle Monuments.
I I' the crusade to pievent the tip-1 will soon lie a million. J he slogan
Jpinr of hats during cold weather of the National Committee on Boy;'
Isuci-eeds it will lie the first anti-tip- and Girls' dub woik h; "Three Mil-
pirn,' campaign that ever did. . 'mn Club Members by l'JUJ." Some
- I one has well said, '-Call work is ab-
CAKl-'AltK ' solute!; vital, if iu-i-k-u;tare is to
For hours they had been together: continue and civilization is to en-
in her parlor. The moon ca:.t its dure- Club work is a mee.ity, if
TI-ip Kill tn'r-i'K'itp -l li'ilfln vnrinnnir'lilq rTinimkKinn nmi'l"1" gleam thru the window on the homes. are to remain and like is to be
1 lie 1)111 10 CI Cale a IWIUC niOnUlllCmS COinmibblOll, nO ( 1)llIHl.()mc (.oup!e wh Silt. L.uilt on mjmoo I an I womanhood.
pending 111 COngrCSS, Will IllCet With general approval aS-stringelv far apart. He sighed, she- Club work teaches not alone breed-
a necessary step toward the raising of suitable markers i-lj.-j'-V',,, ,u.al... hl, 'J'tL'liur
commemorating tlie service of Americans in the Worhl sni,!, "r.i tiavei." ' ami ti-.e like, un it furnishes
war. Backed by all the veteran organizations tracing! iJ.rtsr-f isillnw'she S ur 'hrif'-
back to the great war and supported by all who believe in: sPed .Bt .f the room. Aghast, he ;
proper recognition" of 'patriotic antl heroic achievement, .a.his hand, m his pni,,,, L.ves f --'- -
the measure should be speeded tui its passage. i By croiiin in some dub work-, i
: Monuments oommcinorating the deeds and achieve-!:' Z' n'f'u."' re"ls 10 whind,.;; j
ments of Americans in Kuropc arc flue those who served ! trombone. Re"m'i complete, -o ye member! j
and those J.otwhom heritage of their ploty will descend.! Th9 mllK1,,i:';vith wifet'nTyoif'-Knut'1
Tfiejtill provuies for. the raising of markers to the Ameri-:wbo critaises doubtless wonders how; That w-ui b seen on the sands of
n.iiif,n.Ui.nnnim.,iii7.,ti,ii rt'l ..r i-, 11 r.i. t Solomon managed his writing. i 'li.ne.,
vuii iyj i tif tin wi v,tiiiu.iiLititi. i ui tv t tiiini iil, vi'iiniiLiuui - ,
ative of all who participated in the great conflict. And'
t llil! ic !1U it 'oVlHim lw. 'I'l.u nvi..,n,!;i ! .-n in i,..-,nP fhnr Ul
1.7 tifcj .v. eiixoiii IfV. 1 111. i.aii.iiiih'.o l 111 111V1H.,V lllcll.
would be as nothing to the expenditure in sacrifice by
those who -made the raising of them in order.
You Save If You Buy Now !
Entire Stock of Men's
OVERCOATS
y3 off
A rousing Final Clearance of all Men's Overcoats,' such
as this store is conducting should attract the attention of
every man who needs a good all-wool, stylish coat.
A generous selection makes this sale doubly attractive.
There are coats for'men and young men. All are "Oregon
City" or "Hart Schaffner & Marx"' coats guaranteed.
Easy to select now and be fitted properly. All coats
reduced 33 1-3 Per Cent.
i
i
It is hard to tell what and whm;
e world is online: to.
Why Are Fashi
C)
ions:
Man manages-to get along With more or less stand-
ROAl) TAX I.KVV VALID
i ST. HKI.EXS, Or., Ja.i. .JiO.T-Th'
. 1 spe.-ial road tax levy by taxnaynisi umti.-i aiiiv bt.-i vii .
No ,wom!er the biide's molhcp.in road district Mo. , Columbia . WAIMl .MAIN Kl.b.YilU
weeps. Sir-, better than any other,! county, if valid. accoi-JiiiEt to a d.-l : SITEKIDAN, Ore., Jan. 30. In or
knows what i.- tcoine; to happen to cisi m by .lu:l;;c lOnkin. i tier to combat slidos in the .moun
tht U'l ooni'. ' ! An en'juinintr order wn.i s!;o;i by ' tain north of Sheridan that iarl.sd
:the lk-nson Timber .-i,.i"i:n.v of Clats- tho water main and shut off the sup-
I It is rumored about the city office' 1 kanie to restrain the county clerk ! I-'.v last week, oxtcn.-ive alterations
i that "Nuisan.-e," the feline HKinber :mil assessor from tila-im' the nc-ihnve been made by ivhivine; tiie line
A-i the city police force, plaved a rial tax on the toll nn.l they allej-ed f"ct- 1 he Heavy rams ot t
i mo-!. unladylike trick on her chief, ii rrL'iil.-irii.es in the minute's of the lust month, soakiiiK naturally spoil
A. t'. Ilavaes 1,'cently. Clint wi'J road mcotinir and msiifficeiit ni-o-f earth, inn eased its pliam v and
; not divulire ,-mv 1 lift tit r partrulai.s
or postinj; of the notices. - Judpe pressme or tne water lunnnur I council and mayor, the water com
f'akin decided, that there were inuf-i t though the main on ilie mountain : missioner was authorized to relay
fi.-i,.Ti( f:.l;t ..t-r..rs t r. i n vn 1 i-lii I . tti?i . . . . . ... .... J
....... ........ .-ii:e ,-,s loo iTen.T mi' ran ur.mr.-i i tia in., t.. ,..., .1 fi,.o n.i.nun
to resist. 1 ' ' f
Followine;
to invalidate th
special tax levy and the road dis-1
tiict will have about $8000 of special
tax money to expend upon the roads.
inspection by the ; RAGS Wanted at Tne Observer.
aiw.ed dress; why not women? Madame Paiiin, the
cans authority, Inrnishes the answer troin 33 years ex
perience with the foibles of fashion. "There can never
lie a set, unilorm style for women so long as women wish .
to be beautiful ami men-wish to have them so." The great '
tradegy of a woman's life, site says "often is that she is '
not good-looking; the fear of not looking well lias b'roueht
them to me in tears." " " !
of the ineid. nt.
' Treat 'em rough' was a good war
tb'gnn. but we fail to undei Htand
why the laundries should adpt it.
Of course, we all know that it did not require a gener- " nor jf
Inn f f.,c1,i ,,,-,!,;,. I., .1;. .1... . 1 . . . 1 ! &eZ-.ijfl&&
ation ol lashion mai'iitg to tliscover the psychology of
styles, but Madame 1 tx jiiin has put it into epigrammatic
.brevity and poutifitates with the air of 'authority.
oinen. especially, will stress the division of o(iial re
sponsibility, that while women wish to be beautiful, men
wish to have them so- The fashions cannot lie blamed on
either alone.
Playing At Being Grownups.
That Boston clergyman who publicly mourns that
there are no more real children in the 'world and that
Mother Goose melodies and Santa Claus are beine; ban
ished because they are not supported by seiemific'proof,
Las failed to take into account the incurable tnwt fulness
of human nature.
When we contemplate the unijiu.st ioniiif faith of men
and women in all manner of harmful a swell as harmless
fakes, it would seem nearer the truth to de -laic there are
no grownups in the world; all aie children .11 d that'-ill
assumption of wisdom is but plaviiur at bein- crownim
Delusions, fancies and fads mav chance iron, lime to
ume as w suojeci nuuter, ami may even assume
nunc tt.tiiei win toaii me llUii't'Ciil l;e!!i-
Molher lioose. but they rie jus; ;,s al-snni
. 11 11 . . .1 f 1 1 .
an tne wonueriui uiscovenes 111 the st-wii i
have marked the past o() vea.is ha.
j .This Way
! For the best of Drugs
! and all of the other
! things to bo found in an
! iii-to-tlate Pharmacy.
! If you can't come, Phone
Main -1.
i Red Cross
Drus Store
I,
nd
Come in
sec how you
can get
,r-?'-!"'
f'-'j&K...
v.'- -aas
100
Certificates
FREE!
BUY YOl'H SHOES WHERE YOUCAN GET
CASH CERTIFICATES WITH EVERY
PURCHASE
We (Jive National Certificates
dollar purchase we give you four ' ,
- - the only store in La Grande where
' iii with your footwear. Save your
a them into cash.
With eery
Cei tific"
you c ;
coupe. ;: :.:k
Ilie
Bootery Inc.
A PARADISE FOR TIRED FEET
-0(5 Depot-Street Phone Slain 118
(i ROVER SMITH, Mgr. ,
' Break .Ud A Cold
lo A .Day
A fresh cold may be broken up in a clay if the
necessary precautions are taken before it gets too
much of a hold. But if it is let run on, it may lead
to more serious complications. These may be
avoided, if on the first signs you start taking '
. I-esall Laxative Aspirin Cold Tablets
The ingredients are so well balanced as to leave no
bad effect, nor do they cause sweating or headaches.'
23c a Box at
THE REXALL STORE
ID
discouraged the
natural.
faith of h
ispecls
in .Niiita or
as ever, and
World which
'I1' aivutly i:i no wise
1
1 j I
- - JjSSgS5S2gSSg5gS
uiman naiu-v in !u- suwr-
Tho incomt' taxnayer who is on a payroll has a mi"
good incentive to he honest i'i his report.
"Women." snvs a woman, " have put off all the
jietty things." She probably means petticoats.
itv
Violation f solne of tho lav s cf nature c::.
it a life sentence.
IKS With
CECIL P.. DEMILLE'S
NOW PLAYIMJ THE
4 MCI A UYfM
7 TT PTTS
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DOX'T MISS IT - ASK ANYBODY
Thrift
The Highway of Thrift is the sure road to in
dependence and success. The man of industry
and thrift-inspires confidence and he finds his
hanker anxious to help him because he demon
strates his inclination and ability to help 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 tiie facilities of our savings de
partment and, the savings deposited with us
have increased nearly one hundred per cent, in
tlie last year.
We Solic it Your Account
La Grande National Bank
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