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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1923)
l'AGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENlS'ff OBSERVER Tuesday, March 6, 1923. La Grande Evening Observer the office cat m: sr aj'j:ii. . Iuhlitiad daily uixl wvekly irl Im Grand I?. Oiviion, by Iti (irand (tig Vbnrver lu)ilnhlnt t YtmjMit.y, Sljr Mall. i'v4n. :i"r. per year, tn advance ..... a iin:i'i:ni:, .....1 6.011 Jaily, nix iiiuiithH hi mlvanct haHy. thrt'i month, in mivunre ..$l-- V.-. I:lv I )ii-i-V)T-St(ir. hv mull. Oregon, he Second Claw Mail Matter. jk.WH am mi, I'mtluml; luiMirlnl Nkwm - HiMiid, 1'orthitid; Mmtnuinall Newn Hrlro nil foin tnu til fill tom t Till'- OKHKIIVKH. Ulti Adaui Av., L-u j Urandv, Oregon. 4 1'Olllnfld. HlHSCIlliTION HATKSt !t . AINT VK iUi'V II N? MHOi! Turn hark w ;u d, t Hi hurkWui'U, Time In thy diitdi; And i; i tn nie xnim ciiah utfuin. (illllllK- KOIIIu t'lltdl. The il;iyn-iiid the Ht k, mid the nionth.t Clie Ii;i'- flown rut tn l he hunker And floated a loan. Uy Currier, fuil',' ir ihn.-u nioinliti -:'! Pally, per hlx mo., in advance Unify, aniBiu copy ! .-nntli. a tu iim' for iMilili nll'iri of tl ' i.-w liHKit Ih-h er-dl( d to II or IMt I All riuhln uf r -1. 11 1 1 full of mi.i.-llll i nolo Mils llllllir I UiHpiltelK'H htrri'lll HlriO HTM TlXiCTVlMl. IIV AMI (HI TV ul TICIAI. iai'i;ii. TIIK (illlOAT VK'TI ll( Y: If any nflYlnl ' nnl in M-oiil, thf ..ann: 1 n j,iTit man, timi nlil.. also to liriillr lilt! wlioio hotly. Juiik-h Plant a Tree Ami ni.v pour bark Is nrhltiK A J lon fur u lien. Turn luu'k, oh, backward, Tlmr In thy il-n.li, All'l MOt lllc (llH:l.llll To liny iim sumo hnMh! oVllllll8 WOIIK'II Wi lli- llOHl, HO you run rriul thr Hr-inl iiiiiiiImt of llio bills In hr bankroll, says Amos I 'I'iihIi, Tin- ii'htrlih; is all I'iKhf, Die inoni.-y ilrnws iiIIokHIht iniirll Intrr.-Ml. hilt Snrimr is coinimr in La Grande. It is not so far away . , " -.1 i . .i...:n. even ii there is a neavy snow iui us ai present. ..wiu wiui n t.lU,.s ., i, of m.rvi. , ,,- the coning of spring the question of Ranting more trees tjn.Mm . asserts itself. i.a dranae is lecogrn.ed as the prettiest ,., town in Eastern Oregon. because of the elegant trees it n ;.,-,- , ,., y Mow has. With this knowledge, why should the town not ,,,i iiy ,,. B,-. wi,0 win hp.ii.i go farther in the great luxury of haviiig more trees? !;;l:; o;;" "' " Ladies of the Neighhorhood. club, with their usual wis- j "'k ' "" " dom, decided to plant Victory Way with shade trees 'f"' iX TZ will be done this year. It nappens that it will not take ,,. quite a carload of trees for this work and the club is will-1 )N UJ.. ing to give freight free. to any citizen who wishes to order j T1; , .,'r,TO,;, i', ' h, ,M, ,vitn oli. ..I.. YnJf- tn l-hii Kli:wlr iroc hiihit sl.arted no-ain 1 ,MV , "1 . """V J III,, .',l,.nil ll.nVM in the citv. If those who would like to plant some trees will con- Milt the United States National Dank they can learn not I-"" only how to order w hat they want, but also will learn thacl' rAi freight will be donated to those who desire to have trees, wn'i. shipped with the shipment for Victory Way. j';''1; Alfred Milne of the local nurseries is also making spe-;,,,,,,, cial inducements in order that more shade trees may be; ,.u planted this year. Kemember, you can plant trees only. mi. i.,' once a year and now is the time to consider the matter and .'" '' lay all plans. ' a.,. The human heart almost breaks for those afflicted by 'H ' " the wayward act of the son of a respectable and high-; A miiki,-,,! .lainn. j;,?. i , ,. ' ' .. 11 ,i , . I . i . .1 iln lliuli- hut lli.it iIiii-nm'I havi Sianaing lanuiy w ho leaves uiu su .iim, ami nai i ov jiaui IUi,ltt ,r ,, ,,..,;, tl) i,,.. of rectitude to the extent of committing a crime punish-! Th ,,,, () "",(,7 able by a penal sentence. Oh, if boys could only look ahead hi,,. " ,',','an.'"' '" ' and see the breakeis; if they could but understand that: .. .1 J. ...1,. J,. .!.,.... ,.,-C... .1,,..,. I... ., : ' .MM llie BUpjlt'iy paui iiol oiu.v ia .uinnciuuwiui 111:111, uutciii, MuMint mm of monk, iiunvt ai-t )liii I'riniiiiiHi.d lirintrs down nnon (he lie:wls of 1 imim-" minions i.r v.iu. i.m mother, wifc clnldreii'and other relatives that bitter S(ir-'"",,!,v.'4.''',l'i"'' row whkilhis the acme of liunjan misery. Arid todav there1 . l 1 . 1 . t. . . :.i 1 1. ... 1. ..... J . " i foolish how inere is () iiuicii ci line iictiijj ciiiiiiiiiiitju u,y iiiu yuuiig iiicii iii. 1 t that it js. appalling beyo 1 r! comprehension. Lvery judge; . V"' " "" is i" ' at prcscntJK.ld;i..a.posi.tion decidedly uifdesirable when hej"!,!',',, "lil,"" " 'i'","" ,.,.k-,a.i. finds it his duty to pass sentence on the son of an old' """ friendi wlien hV'sces the lii-oken home, the blighted lives! A1, i,,,,",",,,, n, w,, , of wifeiAH(!lIil'ii,s,"'An hi'avs'-Hie Sobs of an aged mother (" iin. r. in,ian , i cuii- rht. , It is a tragedy, ves almost1 ' I ; V.I In Wiihlla' Knuli-:' ".liui. i, I ';t 1 1 1 h! . ' (.'on ithcs fn, Snlij. i'i . .i. r.l.'i ICasl Douirhis St." lioi-Kirt ' l-'ili-ml ll.nv'M Unit? Th I'rofi'HHor J i-nlloil licr ilcirio IiikI 1 ifcht. nnri now uiu tlilnkn l ir l.'llillllf.' a 1I011I1I0. Urn. :'.-ielltinl ri'liortu tin; hiv.-nlioii ! : 1111 that KhoolM at riht ancl'il. It on.- ran hi,k hchiml the of tin- l-Yilcra! hnllilin lai-- m :ml i-h-k oil" an Iiimiijih' :roKlim llio .str.-i'l. ihIh hl'imf I'OMiiltN." All ml ill in pniHT (liiiM'tly lollowiiiK li.il I 111 not I. ' aiiothor ailvnntnt.'i. miuii's a l.a Mraml,. 1 1 1 . v" ihm'l mar tin or rnhhi tm'ii'liant. ilo.MkM. irnm ! aliv- took WOlll- Iiioi'.-.s.h in tlirfi' rush throniili who tauht the hQ.v to do rigl an uitspeii-Utilikbraiied:?? The Baker litJi'ald came out yesterday in a siiecial min-! ing eclifion that is a credit to any city ot any size'. , It con-1 tained three bright sections of excellently prepared mat-1 ter pertaining to the mining industry of Daker county and the advertising was all written with a punch which indi-; cates that old Daker is hack in her former stride. This j issue of the Herald is one of the best that has been pro-' duced by any Inland Empire newspaper in the past few! years and shows not only heavy work on the part of the: entire force, but it also shows that the hearts of those pro- ' tiucing it were in the work. .Messrs Beamish, Hendryxj and Van Dahl, owneis of the Herald, deserve praise for; the effort, as it shows that the Herald, like the town -in which it is published, is advancing rapidly. To'those who arc contemplating the use of the ivfer enduni on the income tax bill and tiie Ji-cent gasoline tax, tne livening Observer woulil say, go slow . It is true; that the governor is authorized to call a special election1 in case of referendum and it is also true that special elee-i lions where organizations desire are the places to achieve; the ends sought. But there will be some general elections' in Oregon and the initiative is far from dead; it is not even' sleeping. So, to those' who seek to thwart what in every, way seems to be just legislation, the warning should be' sufficient. v ; i I'icture shows redeem themselves often. The criticism' heaped upon them in the past for displaying crime films,' etc., to a great extent disappears when such wonderful; productions are shown as "Back Home and Broke." which I was shown at Sherry's theatre this week, and "Who Are; IMy Parents,"' shown at the Arcade a few days ago. Such pictures as these are sermons and benedictions 'to every-1, one who sees them. ' !' rtnhifl von uf Playwhile youpay COME in and enjoy somd Grafnnnla music today. I.ct us tell vol! how easily von ran own the very ijtodil (IraW onola that hts your needs. f , mii.iii in ni 't mi ni one of these new, modern inr strtiments in your home atj. once. , W. H. Bohnenkamp Company '! 9W ' Wsm ' '- ' " . " i,JpSSfiwfeiiSi ' :, , .;.;".. kp .... ; V HAS ARRIVED IN YOUR G1TY TO STAY THE BALANCE OF THIS YEAR: - :;":.'.'.;.. You will always find her styles in the newest creations ........ at THE N. K. WEST CO. ; ' i . i;r . Another large shipment, of coats just received -by ex- ; ' "-, jiress from New York City. Select your clxoice now. Price,' y ' ; $35.00 to $75.00 New shipment of Spring silk dresses now on display in this department for your approval. . Paris designing in season's newest colors I. nil I- ill Where is that fellow who claimed tiieie was another'! King Tut buried over In Malheur county? Wes Caviness ! and a few more of the old fellows who know .Malheurciuin-!' ty when Bill Ilanley was a kid say there is nothing to such ! a rumor, and claim furthermore that some one is trying to defame the fair name of Jlalheur bv such statements. :' Portland's Shrine 1)0 one of the greatest If (icorge Baker cot this nii:-.ntal is under con rait. It is to institutions ot its kind in the wtir h . r the liose Citv he has :ii':iin proven that as a mayor he is a whi.z. 1 larding is say. Of coui vitality out of its a lnvd. worn-out man. so the disiiatrhes h'j is. The ereat V. S. takes everv ilnm of 1 ! . . '. . . !,i . 1 , , 1 11 n u 1 lit i I 1011 us . -i v i:ivis 1 nim by the roadside a oiiniiilete w reek. t T ho report th:! -'oll;u gasoiine is to come must be a lit Be annoying to Henry lord, for somehow even a Ford wiil nut run without u little ga i DIAMOND Tires and Tubes Are Noted for ()l AI.ITY and DrUAlUI.ITY at the Ore. Hdw. & Imp. Co. i'M $25.00 to. $65.00 . 1 Flings at Folly 1 - "i1" ,'"0"e'-. Th0 i!,'y whh tIlc hat" ' ' . j -checkinp: privtletre noes U.- . . .'II ' Th. man who li'iihllualiy' limit.. ! sial,-.s.in -wh.w. l.lllinnauiili! is up j pn v. i .1 ,. . . ..la,.,,,, ...wymm " tronl.h- Nrl.lom Kw Iiohk. with tin : . jati! now ofi-r 10 knoik i.o h II K H v W " :77?KS'yfvtTl II i.-u.i.n- no- li CAJW5'.t44fSl II HI 1 ! , ' , feiA$itigI v , . . i . .1.:.. r...... .i; ... . ..... II . i ,- . ' "". '; II v uoi-ii ioi riiiriir..'; i 01 im.-i in' r.nllo rlimi'.iaM-s niMaiin'. i.i.i ' love of MikV," sai.i thy Ihi'.uiih1. , it siill i, ..o in.iK-i I'-' t to .-lnnim;. (y" ""r liank. "take this fifty and huv new hat; i.iailtii'l.'H Horn in., spr, . 1n s. VvrO e that one looks sceilv." vA" ) ' '' "ff"'r yu" Ux !'lvi'"- T... ,l-y sin. ia s in ...-st story is K?tf' t S .IT it isn't j.nl- 1.. turn l.rasJ On- l.-eati.m. tj ' ' " a s"'u"K,'r- I .............. ...........7- Ml 'lVSjl4- """""" "" rt"l'ul-i,s- ,. ........................................... , "y!3 A 11 ,",',",'i'r ot ihu :f RUBBER WEEK ! T 5 Wf !"'n hatked hv the strunir- ! Free Keys With Each 2.H-Purchase oi" ! "- , "" rubber goods j; One dol ar : ; ' I March 5th to 12ih . ' . ! ! . Water Dottles. Syringes, Aprons, Nipples, m Ul "" !""r ,K,nkl,,K !! . Gloves J OUP hnrvL- ImslnVss. It ... of muliial ! Special, a Water Dottle or Syringe ! -. uun- ,...,. ! ; Guaranteed for One Year . J IS worth 4rxr i"ii-n.s ! -YOFlt 7.K CHOICE ; . " ! and.", keys , r YOur pocket" j I Next Week Will Be Toilet Preparation Week 3 ii The j&xcu& Store VJounD-iELiaBU-PKOQRzssm- The ?lfexq Store
