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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday February 81923:
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KHUCK MNX1S, Kditur.
- Satcred st th ffloffhe ut I .a Crande
OreoD, u e "nd China Mull llattf.
Pally.
Ujr Mall. - (
pr, in auvaiica i.DU i
i fix uiumna in luvinc is.&o
lily. three muntliH. In mUv . $1.2.
Wtekly Olidf rver-Hiar. by mall,
per year, tu ad v tl Si-
On u In other i-it it s Or on Hotel
New Slum). Portland: Imperial N'rwi)
Huinri, I'orilutui; Multnomah Niwm
blMlltl. 1'urllMIIU.
romiiiunlHtlfni5 to TIIK
UU Adama Ave., tn
hscini-riox hails.
Pally, r month 7T..
Paih. P' l' three month 12.2
Dally, f'" mo., lit alvunc
t PIW;(!""Be cujy fa,
MU.UIIUIt UK A!tSm;iATCI I'lt WfB.
The ANKut'iitted 1'ren la exclusively
entitled to n for niibltcMt imi ut ail
n (liKitHtrlif k t-redtted lu it r not
oilier wine red lied in thin pi per, and
bIho tde local new nil Id lulled Hi ere in
All Hk lit or r-uiibl cation of ttupeia
aiHiaicni-a nt-rein aiio are reerv.-i.
TIIK TEMPLE OK GOO: Ye are
the temple of the living God; as God
hath said, I will dwell in themo and
I will be their God, and they shall
be my people. 2 Corinthians 0:10.
Boy Scout Anniversary
Editorials From
Over the Nation
THE OFFjCE CAT p-
HIS WATERLOO!
j And found my arrow in her heart.
I shot am arrow 'into the
AUK t.lltl.s THK stlAHTi:sT? It fell to earth I knew nt where
ruurwii pre (iuurdtun: It nepnwj.WMr l met Alius UonaparK-,
that every jfonerution lum tu Iftu'i) all
Hie old ifaauiiH for iudf. The Jim
(or collei or Detroit has jut made
miu tent, uiul leurned wli;it it wool I
at 'C in ulniOMt everybody uulit lu huve
LA GRANITE"
The
New Silk
Fabric . .
' New
"ARMSTRONG"
Footwear
Just in
The Boy Scout movement is thirteen years old today
and scouts throughout the country are beginning a week
of celebration. " Although the movement is not yet old
enough to see any of its members reach the congres
sional desk, the supreme court bench, or the presidential
chair, its oldest members are now in college or starting
in business, and many are making worthy records pre
saging good results in future citizenship.
The seeds of thoughtfulness for others, courtesy,
cheerfulness and loyalty planted by the scout training
have already borne fruit the country over. Millions of
"good turns" performed by the scouts are bright lights
in the great painting of life. They have won the nation's
confidence and .'interest, and the nation looks forward to
the full blossoming of the scout training in the maturity
of scout manhood. The nation hopes for prepared and
noble citizenship from these boys who have pledged them
selves to f ollow the great scout oath and law. The nation
has a right to expect much, and has good basis on which
to rest this expectation in the record so far achieved: hun
dreds of rescues, first-aid in emergencies, fire-fighting,
wild life conservation, community good . turns, finding
lost ueoplc and many others.
-The following verse is typical of the aim of the move
ment:
"There will be less of selfishness
And more of kindness when,
The troops are mustered into life
And all scouts are men."
Schools and Fashions
known already thai eiila ure Hungri
er Hunt hoys.
Those at mini ih will Irani inutiy
thtiifru between Now und Then, but
if the hoy of the Ietrolt Junior col
lect have firmly annexed tin- idea
t hut jilrlH ai'v hiiiui ter than hoys,
t hey a n u I remiy mj u ipped w it It ;
HtroiiK wi (pun. No man who ever
umnuutcil to utiythintf did It without
in me wohntn's help, unud not mum
ff tlnme huiiih men uver ifuve the
woman credit Tor It, either.
TIi ere 1h one Kood old hearty pan
ttnie. In which boya and kIi'Ih en
if IK, and In former duys It wan
known ua courtinp. An oecawion
al aheik mlpht nrlHt they wtre
poetlcaMy called Young Lochlnvara
In thoae timeH who could turn
the hearta of all the muldfolk.
lint whichever k!1 realty und truly
set hur hemnt upon him, bioutiln
liliu to his knees, mire a fiddlln.
And iia for the majority ofl the youm?
fc.inws who shlnud up in store shirts
on Hundaa and wore tifiht Khoea to
lje dipcea, they were just putty on
the hamltt of every kIiI they met.
The wen Iter sex? Huh. the lirulner
ox! Ask the boys of thu hetroit Jun
ior college! Auk the boys of any high
sclioot for that matter.
' A record breaking tnnrit eimh in I
the Hawaiian Islands is announced.:
Probably that mews that another!
flood of ukeleles sometime in the I
spring
Dear Office Cat: Every year when j
I pay my taxes they are" hiirher. It !
must be that ''every day in every If
way my property is Rettrnjc bettei'j
and better.' T. Axes.
MONTHLY LAMENT
One reason we have for remem
bering' February is becnu? it's the
month you pay for thirty days rent
and only get twenty-eight.
Someone steps forward with thi L
jiemnrk that blond hair matches the!
i prevailing color of butter much bet-J
ter man brunette does, J
Some people', seem to think that
condolence Is a special form of con
gratulation for widows.
Silence may be goldd-i, but a good
line of talk often nroducoK nine..
dollars. !
Don't get all puffed up if people
remember you; there are some faces
that just can't be forgotten.
Amos Tash pays in many a home :
the wif0 is a hard worker because !
the husband is a hard shirker.
A good musician is one M'ho !;nows I
when to quit. ' 1
INTELLECT AND MORALS
Salrt Lake Deseret News: In afl
Hfl.lrpss HelivAi pd npcentlv hefnrp i
the Illinois Teachers' association, J. HIS CONIVITinv ir-.'.li
0. Engleman, field secretary of the "Ah! ' Back from 'VOar vactidrt
.National - r.uucauonai - associaiion, is,; ( oomn.fi Jt:.;' lo j.-j-i 'jf.j.t
qut5 as saying: - 1 "Physically, IthankiiVobif'eHHd !.T. !
While the most desirable and j Fuller Gloomi "but iMt''ffhanelut1y."j
most useful citizen is always both I !f! .jiri- .'.rt
wi.-e and moral, the state can be:-' FULL PERMISSION-' "'I
ter afford to have its children be- j "Mother, dear, may I bob' my b-Vii?' j
eoi;ie, if they must, more moral even i ieS my darling, go to it; ; '
if less intellect, than more intollec Cut off your tresses and shave;iydur!
tu.l u less virtuous, civilization is! necK,
The New Spring
Styles Arrive Daily ,
Dresses in a Greater Variety of Styles and Fabrics.
Here for Early Selection
.
Though you may still think it a little early for selecting your
Spring wardrobe, dresses ure always Interesting, no matter how early
they come. Kspecially is this true now for our assortments .were
never so complete and varied at such an early date.
"Peggy Paige" has sent uh a great many attractive little dresses
In an their excluslveness und. originality of style for which these
dresses are known. Dainty Taffetas In brown and navy Jots of
Paisley Crepes used In trimming and all sorts of new creations that
will please you at first sight.
We heartily
seeing.
welcome you here now for the express purpose of
The streak of the conventional whicli keeps men, from
expressing their own 'ideas for., fear of seeming peculiar
isj never. responsible for any of the great creations or ac
complishments in the world's history. ! '
j Fashions iftaYt, music, dress and the like do not foster
iijdividu'alsgfnjijs, .'terve rat,her.to depress and engulf
its J. G -Huneke.r -vent 'so far as to say that "There are
n6 schools in avl or literature, only good writers and art
ists. There are-tfo types, only individuals.'' This is a cheer
ing word' frortf one ivho was well able to pass an opinion
of tbe'swfijciitaijd it may serve as a turning to those
eithusiaMs rty rwfivfl too eager to follow the hue and
cry of a new fad in the f ine arts. , . j : i' :
The attractive thing abiiut a fashion is that its fea
tures are plainly apparent to the one who would follow it,
and he has to do little or no thinking on the subject him
self. It is clear, therefore; that those who shrink from
mental activity and creative thought will be found among
the ones who 'most closely cling to the accepted "school"
or fashion.
The individuals who have reached achievement in their
chosen field have done so because of patient unrelenting
toil, together with the conviction that their message is
peculiarly their own and hence worthy of beautiful ex
pression.' '
1 ::;rvf" ' ! '
still in the balance and whe her it
KiK-s up or down is to be deter
mined very largely by the ideals we
set up in the schools and the moral
enthusiasm we have as teachers and
pass on to our pupils."
Mr. Engleman has the right idea
although there would tyein, in the
teaching of moral.", i'.o be necessity
for a retardation of the intellectual.
Indeed, intellectually and morality
should be interdependent, one being
naturally and ally of the other
Where the moral standard is low
ered there is a conscuueniC lowering
of the intellectual. But if one or
the other is to b( neglected, by all
means, as Mr. Kngleman suggests,
let it be the intellectual, which can
readily I regained once a proper
.standard of morality is e&ablishcd
But don't let your daddy know it."
32-Inch Imported
Zephyr
- GINGHAMS
60c Yard
'These ara the famous Wim Ander
son Zephyr- ginghams, made in Glas-
jyow Scotland;-- We-feel safe in say
ing they are the iineftt -quauiy im
ported -Zephyrs ever -snown in our
stocks. 32 inchos-i.widevi in brilliant
colorings that are fart ,nd patterns
ri that are rnew and distinctive. . rriceu
; at,;0pc yard, r w"1 - - ;
. -t! 'ti ti!-or j-'."." ' ,
511
A ISew
"HENDERSON"
Corset
This front laced, elastic top, low bust model
is a new, exclusive und stylish design for aver-,
age figures; the diagnal elastic bunds in front
flatten and support the abdomen - and with
the wide, full-length elastic sections inako the
corset extremely comfortable and pleasing to
the wearer.
In sixes 2'J to
Priced at $4. , . 1 :
i- - .. i i See Window.
The price of eggs have gone up
again. The hen lavs for the dealer.
and the dealers just lay for the
public. t
Put tin' One Over On 'Em.
"PASSION PLAY"
TO BEGIN SOON
Gencriil Pershing is worried about
our army and it mijrht be better if
the general's view were frenerr.l.
We venture to remark that few
men were any more nervous when
they proposed than their wives wore
until they did.
(Uy AHfocliitert I'ri'SH)
SANTA rl.AKA, I'ullf., Kob. 7. The
life of Christ will be portrayed hfre
unil at the rivie' autlltorlttm in Kan
Francisco next April and May ly
stlulinls of the I'nlvcrslty of .Santa
l'liint iiccnrdltiir to Martin V. Herlc.
A Union man and bin wife, who m nh.-n-o-i. of ilu. m-nclurtinn. . Here-!
had just come, to I.a Grande, went tofme. in compllahci'''wlthl'tb'! wishes
into a restaurant: 'They' slit ' down 'of ('tiiy"Xl.' fin rnV. ' 'author tf "The
at the nearest table and had been Passion PlaV of A. :ita Clara!" It liad
rs the educator points out much 'W"'''"K for quite a while when the 'been' detVlccl 'that the play should not
depends upon the attitude of the ' """" ycr. ana. saw,' . "j'r" . he ' held off tin-campus. "
teacher. In the schooi room, more L : , n'lul Ttie San Krancisco perrormanivs
pet haps than in any other place, i crl'"' ,h"v-1 tol,c'rv8.;,w(ll '' for Ific benefit of.'Bt.' Iimattuti
a;nlencie lor kouU or evil can be ,, " ' ""; . '".'.'', cliurch lind'Ht. lunallus eoiicitu or ti ai
most leadily delected, and where the
teacher observes un inclination in
fast as the court can dispja of boot
leg cases in which the copper flffim-s
as evidence.
The candlesticks. toRrlher with
lamps, lamp shades, book ends and i
other articles made bv disabled sol. I
dins, are ottered for sale at the fill.
Ifotnia Mut for Disabled Soldiers and
Nurses, organized last' October.
People fortunately are better than
many of thg hooks they read.
I.
to
: i. iuiiieii, Biust" and served int :
table, and whemthtf 'meshsa Ifrfo; '
1 Pit. U u: .i ,T '.-
thu wronK direction, it would stem to.: , Tl'V' , -, i x'l"kl llfiTIfl'S VAWr-- '
be his or her duty, as the case may . x !,""y' , 11 tellj ou . wat -Mm ti . AIS Wuifo ltiliUlii
be, to take steps immediately to cor- V i " ip Ut- ,lnouli W'J j j Z MADE ROM -COlLS
red this tendency. The fear is, how- "ishes. " ' U ! illnLI 4, I fj jjjj'
ever, that not all teachers rccoe-; ' fTT "I O I " (W 'vsVoflafW 'P.'-ssV
nlie this as a part of their duty; , ; T0 p(,0jj, thcr tai.fl -icifeifn .fVHH.pp.r
father do some c inc to the idea that thl ,.ak nsfc ' of V,J thei . ,, ., liU, ,! M tie of II-
If they confine their e torts to the. blel;(I. nO'R Ct 1 fcS Rinpr f lji bif tf uniformed
teanhinir of the "three Ks'thev are, 1 ' J - 1 ! ,t..i.li.lIJj JJ.i.Ui..U U.V i, irrnnn
Coincidence
A most uinuue distinction is claimed bv Dr. F. V.
batlieyot- Llatieirh, Ta., who has wi-itten to King Alphon
so of Sjiain to inform that monarch that they were both
married on the same day, Mav '!, 1SHK5, that each became
the father of a son on "May 10, 1!)07, and that each has four
children inuring off into' equal ages.
Be it said to the credit of Alphonso that he was just
as vhuch thrilled by the letter of Dr. Sadley's informing
him of the remarkable series of coincidences as Dr. Sad
ley was. His majesty sat down and wrote to Doc, ex
pressing a hope that the two families mighfc at some time
meet.
In that mooting, should it ever come off ,the regular
routine of royalty dictates that Doc Sadley and Mrs. Sad
ley and all the Sadley kids must bow their knees and kiss
the kingly hand that is tendered them But Alphonso is!
known as a democratic lponarch. Maybe he'll offer justi
to shake. Let it be hoped he has that much good sense, j
. From a German source it is sucirested that the United!
States assume a mandate over the Ruhr. That job ap
pears to be more than filled already.
If the two (iivok princes now in this country get tired
of living on their wives' money, thev can probablv find
openings for restaurants. ' '
The average man can not understand how persons'
from whom he buys learn so quickly that he has had a'
raise in pay. ' !
It is said the ponrlnnises are filled with fellows afraid!
to take a chaikx. And nun otiu-rs who took to manv;
doing ull that is required of them
when, as a matter of fact, this ele
ment of their work is probably tho
less impm-tant of nhe two. The leal
teacher, the teacher worth while, is
he or she who gees in the profession
an opportunity to build character, to
so fashion the lives of their charges
that when they leave school '.here
will he little danger of unseemly
conduct. Sometimes the seeds of
viciousness and immorality tire sown
in the school room. Hence the im
portance of 'the utmost cart in se
lecting tcacheia with high ideals and
with tile general welfare of the pu
pils at heart.
Tin: lxli.i i:xci: or tiiow.iit.
K, 1. A. in the New York World.
The best demonstration we ,vi'r ha 1
ol the melitalncMs of pain. ep,-ci;,n,
I.; applied to fatigue, nccurcd nm
morn ntr after a poke'- Rime. The
tune appeared to have ho-ii rimiilm:
in hour or two. when a player looked
at his watch and said. IIunIi, ir ,
.ttarter to four." In tWu oiontts lit..
name broke up and In ten minutes
the players were In bed. .,.xl tm,...
mtr at nine o'clock we told me ..f th-.
plaeis wt. felt r.ittrn. owlntt to loss
of sleep. So. he ,ul,. ,1.1 I,. . , few
iiilllilt.ii later lh player with the
w trb.aipeiireil. -Suy." he said. "in
watch wasn't etu Roin. Whrn e ,t
up slabs. I found It was only ten nitn
nl.M past eleven." Whereupon we.
knowing we had slejit aluiiit elKbt and
a lllllf hiillis. Ih.i.H iilately el lK,ir
OIIS. and plaved seven sets of tenuis.
And th.it Is one reason w,. ,,,irt sueor
at w-hul t'nii,. says.
There are nreaebei-H "who irive nut ! Of local disabled servlee men. who
sensational sermon subjpets who receive Uielr.i"rHw material" frotirth
pi-.-ach sonw awful flat sermons. I nlli d stut.-s district court here a
SHR1NERS and MASONS
Annual Benefit
lul'.u:t;f
dMTHUAT REX HALL ; ; , , ; , ;
Ti.njfj o'ib y.i'iEB s,i923 .' : '."
All meml)c'rs,'''oi: Masonic Fraternity, families
' and ladies -invited.
Public Sales 1
We ha v purrltM.Hfd 1 '.ihhi
pnir r. k. Army Munon um
idiorn. Ix.a ft 0 12 which niii
the entire surplus stork of one
of the lurge-Ht s. Uovnn.
meni si i ot contrm-trtrs.
Tills sl'ue Ik guurautofd I i.i
p.r ct nt mdid Ifiitli- r. vor drk
litn. t-llo s tnHKih-, r.ur Hint
Witt-ipioer. The . tn.d iln-- n
Mils slm H $!.i.i. HmnK I,, tliij.
1 1 m.-nilmm buy w f t un oiirr
mmr to th" iiih! M S.'.'i;,.
H.-nd nimet six. . 'HV ,M;is .
Minn on d.ll-..-rv or end 'mom y
or.b-r. It f 1 1 o h ir.. not n p
rent-d w. win rh.-errmiy re -
iiiii'i otir m.n-n-pon
rtii-nt.
promptly
National Hay state
Shoe Company
, -Art hnwdwn,
M.W YOliK, ,. v.
Pumps for Evening Wear
See our line of Satin, Patent and Silver Cloth
Straps and Colonial Pumps with hose to match.
Those who buy their dancing footwear here never
leave the floor" until "Home Sweet Home'' is played.
We (live
National Certificates
The Bootery Inc.
A PARADISE FOR llREI) FEET
20ti Depot Street Phone Main 118
C.ROVER SMITH, Mgr.
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Reduced Fares To
California
The suviiiK- In Ummd-Trip l-'ares
the train comfortH while you journey,
tind sprlnK-like days in the Sunny
Southland ure wood reiisons for Kuln??
now.
I-'aren from l.a Crand to:
Hun' Kranrlsco Jtifl.ii'l
' I. OH Angeles $IH.!t '
Mule dates dal;y to March ;tl.
A l.imlt.-d April .'in.
LL SHASTA ItOI TK TUAINS afford
frequent and eonv-nient service;
" For furthoi partk-ularH ask. your
loia! ticket apent, or write
JOHN ,M, SCOTT
Cenrral I'asm'nijrr - A (rent
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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
banker 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 eveiy 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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