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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1923)
Thursday, March S, 1923; ' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!! $600,000 Lost in. Movie Fire PAGE TWO A Mother's Question Answered Corsets Are Not WM They Used to Be The corset for spring is a supple thing, low in the buck, by way of compromise, but higher in front, and rather, well boned. The new Gos san!, front lace, and Warner, back lace, for spring are here, and choice should be made be fore selecting what is going to be worn on top of them.. ' 9i a . si.. f Ul n ' v. itnf 'I IHim ii i infcM- i . m'S ; inii . And Right Here in La Grande That Little La die's Spring Coat?" Our New 'Shipment of Girlish Effects Will Please You COATS This is ail that remained of valuable palntinrs and costtmv ct '.tarion Duvicn after nm uau tiwept tlig Cosmopolitan Kovlng lcturo I. tiMlos, New York City. V . Y ' ' W j THE OFFICE CAT "A '.mvelinn man told nic " i "H i. ih! Wait 'till wo ihhh thus kIiIk. Editorials From Over the Nation ITAL1IY " BOARD' IS NAMED Senator Passes Resolution Calling for Creation of Silver and Gold Inquiry , Commission. Robert Wicks; For Young Men and Men T 201 Depot St. rm DOORS OF RUSSIAN , , SHOPS ARE CLOSE uiu, I(ii;h rentals exacted by the kuvC nient, and hiiih taxes imposed up, IniKiiiPss :brouRht about the flos.i oC ticores of ' shops all over Kiixj IS.MCT, WATCH YOUR FEZ! .'ai :.loinihle women ul the Klorl.In ! Philadelphia Public Ledger: Isniet lienor!, are now weu-niK nil- rainm I asna is uemauMinjr, uinonj; nuiui (nil reports ilo nut mi.)- Jiowiltenis ol more or less iniporuince, ; cotnplele political and economic in-j (P.V Associated Preis) I "T dependence for Turkey. .This is a loioAiiV: i.'-i. .i n., M,.iii Wli.'oui Is Unowlnif what lo do: 'lather larire onier and he has not! mrawn, .ir .? , , ., I, i.i.,.i u;,if t l ,ir;;t SIM I llll.MIK HUM III UW, llll'l ' I II 1.IIUIL1I IIJMIi.1.1. . -Ul'p.j. UVUMil. loin II. specifications,. He does not assert, lor example, .just what be means by "economic independence," There is a stoi v unfortunatelv as highly apocryphal as it is illustra-1 tive of how certain Constantino- politan irentlenien lound "economic frli'iids iie-ri. leiuc one flul. independence' not quite so conven- wull until one kcI...- t'lnt lo l''nvn;ient as it mipht be. The 'Austro jllunirarian imperialists had just do- . . leided that day by day in every way A la (iriiiide lawyer tun so ninny ; their power would grow better and , tlw.U .1,,, UU.I1I l,tl.. if ll, f,.,.l tl,n ,.,M,w,L. ..f tirularly in the principal hoppi ;'.,.h,, u,rU,r ,im' iin.y ,eli. Dosnia and 'Herzee;ovina from Tur- sireeis, me rentals iiiiimi.i-h ii i-; are three times the gold value o 1: vl(T Ait-:-l.vri-:i lore the war. One dealer in an r,i.iu . - -1 1 1 n.,.ih, cultuinl implements closed bis sb( lVi, , It t-i . " 0iiv (ir,..., when he found that li! space oc ,,,, . vute nierehants who last Rumn;"'" worn smiles ei contentment aim n that the era of f.ree trade mei hiirh profits and a return to the c. ilitinn of Hie davs before the w are now lugubriously wondering hi"1"' to make ends meet. In some localities of Moscow, pli peHslmlsl Ir. riililt-rlndinir hus chirps: "Mull's work Is from son, ami woman's work Is dune riant." (Hi, The Made Up to Their Pride, Rut Not Away from Your . Pockctbook : TWO TO EIGHT We've chosen every one of these coats as if it wei'e for the only LITTLEST GIRL in the land and that, if you please, is yours! Drop in and see how, well we have,. anticipated , your wish in cloth, style, ; in making and in price. : $5.00 to $15.00 -J . NINE TO SIXTEEN J nicd bt' one iilough during . I mdntli 'I'ost more in ground, ren Hum. Hie value of the o Olllrh. Protests against this siluntii have bee'ii1 niacin1 by a number of p vafe, merchants, but the openly i pounced policy of the governim which conlempiates tne invoring n,,.,. mm. government trusts in order 'to 1' ,-rbiUy hrei private compctiiors out oi ine mi kcl, apparently is being enforced; i j If II was sili'h nil uwllll NI7.V' Hils elniuol' for all enrol r key. They acted upon this autosug gestion, much to the chagrin of the Turks. ! Then one of these tJrentlonicn . dis-; covered Hint his fez band wore the. . ;ir:iibr-mark of ' an Austrian finn.'d OnM HON"!' Cltv. U'lTl.i: l.lin. 'the v'liur of the psychological moivWnt; Tiirrr. mil,. Birl, don't cry. they hu invited' nil iind sundry fey.-wearf r-.s how IrncllKiinl your skills, I Unow; t ,.,lst thrir'-cephnlic cupiilos' into a Inn ti.iu't yuii frit, yoii'n- i li.oK wuy public lion fire "and great 'uas their i-i-l from Hie kIi Is i.f. Ihr loin." ano. j loiiritual satisl'aclion as (lll!: flames Tiny In.ve a.hliMl mi Huh ml iwo. Out ,;,.ked unward. Thev said nothing liit'l. iloo't rr, for lliu about "economic independence,' but , sllll shows your knees P ,,,,, u-nther that, some such as- i is Hie riiee ol men -ko liy. sociiilion of idea.-' I was running thru ! " .! their I'ezless heuds us llley stood Tin- niosle.il rom,nl r. j.lloo Bels a,.,u11( . , 1'iih I lor iiinkliiir n fool of himself. i nassine. it mav be mentioned ii i A WW-'.;':. fim- 1M - UJ. -: COATS FOR THE LITTLE LADIES Few ages are so difficult to design for, and none are more important. V; We surely have the right things this season. Their selection called forth' our buying skill and you., can, count on splendid value at any price-r-.. $8.00 to $20.00 WILLYS-Oi: ;itti1 In nnl lilf Ihi.' li'llow w!n iiiakt's (I.... (,,, (lUi'fivcrnH nfvt ih.v Utt ImuI or Mniir ulu ilm-H iho r-y-; the Austrian firm and hi'ro is the llt'-'- ' 1 - i anoc :r vii hul 'nolo whs thwumlw one inn j the vorUUmakitJff-fccai.Juri:C.L. 1 """ " i, strjilt a nd thai t H'V wen? com nut UmL Itm-hunk, llif :wliich Allah fiuhidlji'ja this jfamo Ce;7,i!ryr.or, . yo; ftzl to establish i agency in k,,,,,,,,,, l.lllh Was ill' op. I, ulher was iii-oliall liylni; oi oms u slreel Willi mi i.iolo. And Hie mnml ,if this-tif flip;ftf1ifl .." ' "'" 8 "l,lv ,:nny--is that you can't burn your fez llSroM'l' .Mllerlril. tltlt HlCIl II ItUIS! nn,l 1, ,.,.MllM,.l., li.lfln.l ,ie,'el,lili,r In niriiiliei'ed Hull ln did not huvel.1.,, i.t 'rM1.i,;Vu ,.,.,,,'1, , ml, that this "eooiioniic indepciulence" is something of a myth ill our complex he lo live 111 II nil,. It. ho had ills, ereil I.UT STIt.Mli:l Is 11 llekli.. elf. (ll'teii we nil leive l.i.in.1 riLLYS-OVERLANl Hesl.los. II simply works for pelf that nroduCCS tWO I II miiihl to lo ItltoreeU. the world the Overland-" um now I eiian!0 ii n nel. OMPARtSON with 01;.. . ,,' ' ... , ' . of opcrntlon is but furtli 1(mr UI i J.'iut , now. ininl'vn woi'hl. W1 'll'l'IClt .slllllH. iliiliH-. In wannrr il I''.-is1iUm)'k full In wintry rllnn', linu', vVt ihn V'nl, lialnnou flui ctiilt: ic -in nhl iMl!f,.nl c?l g;tn. It may not bo onUrelv.nopuk tr, but we are glad to if siyie, sin- st fee it apply to C1u'ue Ingalls. of the Con'allis Times. Me1 ln siimll ,,, ;,,,.,. has lately noon apjHiinted postmaster of Corvallis, and he .sotiio rhlKi'ii vurln $s,mia wil) make a fine postmaster. Whether he made a good sec-'wll"n- '" ''" . . i' . 1 ,it 1 , , , ... . . 1 ol sileeess. i'ctary oMne iJ.epubican state central committee during1 the last l-amnairm lines nut. cniini. fur ili.nf is ;i ih;jHiip nf 1 !"v'' ' ''"eh 'he inii.ihi ' history. We are sure of his ability to serve the people of! Corvallis as to their mail handler, and to always have a;1 smile that smile ot service. Long may he hold the. job. Yes, we hope (luring Ingalls' tenure of office the depart ment will see .fit to go one hundred per cent civil service, so that he will continue as postmaster until he is a ripe old man. . One thing we do ask, and that is not to neglect the ed itorial page of the Times for his postmaster's job. Editors Jways say they will not when they are appointed, but they nearly always neglect their editorial work. Kile Tu do Wo, has no rash ul all as she would rhoose. Willi! Hie 1 still lias slioi-te ,11. I'lollieS. j 1 :i I navn , who Is j 1;. srrrol I ttt:;t:iiii:::ittiri:i:u;iii:i:t:t!t:ti:::t:!:i 'fi SI l Orders lor all wood inadr hy j Hi SI Hi St 8 1 81 :i::::t;m:!:::::m:i:i:::!:n:::!u:::;t::tt:i:: Bowman - Hicks Lumber Co. Will he lal.en al VJH fi First or Phone Main 547 .1. I,. Miinlinll Trrnls 'ash mm TORTURED ME-FOR 30 YEARS Slad if Cut Stolon in My Sioos Ftiiryfoot Ended My Misery "For 80 yenra I hRd one of the if,-art bunions man evnr nftw." mya 1. M. Dnvis. "Hud to wear extra 1 titrtra tio? am) even cut holca in tliftn. But now, thank a to Fsiry loot, my trouble I a ovpr. Now w.r my correct tize shoe In per fi'iit comTort." floihinirdotiti the work like Fairy Vcit, RelicveB itiUntly and re i .ove rnuiio of the buninn. Try it n-t nid your bunion. We itunrna U it. Red Cross Drug Store ectfical WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES ' . and SUPPLIES & S Electric Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps ' 105 Depot St.. . ' Phone 393-W ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo WANT TO BUY Oil SELL SOMETHING ? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AIj nis ol" : Miullown who itlwuy i lluotirM thr Itiitiiun ltitl 1 1 ii u was a rlianini.' airtl I i sHinir cNiahllsliitii'iit. nt'WspaiH'r wr'lcr tn:tl;os a nun- ! inrnt on llu- innnlicr of women w!io , r,. mahlinr : jnnrcsN nf t;uikini;i j vVotuvn Imvr alwa n wn iomhI a I ; 'Kitii'i, tsprrlally thHv own. , The Pacifists A Somehow General George White gets our spirits up in good shape when he takes a flop at the pacifists in this country. Recently he made a few utterances that werel purely of the George While brand, in which he smote the spineless pacifists fore and aft and left them bleeding at i it ., A ., i 4 , i . i . i . . . . , s . ...... inn iiri. as i iiiillllT VI an.stnuio litl'l, Ul'llOliU WlUtO Is light There is no place in Amorica for Hie uiollycotUlle l-arifist. lie is worse than a heil on your neek. "if tins country is to survive it must dn so on its roil blood and not on the inilk-and- aler patriots who eat Battle Creek food and rend Henry Ford's pence program. "With Conoress ending a I wo-von r session. Ilnrdim will take stock ami 'figure v, bother he has a chance for re-oloe-'g lion, Vol many presidents in the nast would have had the '8 iciiot mj;jhh- nuance ti.Mi ctuiic comeueu ior iwo "earsiC durine- the adii.tnist r:tn'on v 'TWAS IWV.M THI S! tot htiillMii -i-al 'Suml;r -portM i 'oniloninrd." I'pon botnir tU'-sihoii'-l. Iho I .a linin.h- flappvrN that lw.s U should l. -tlld sh(1 wondrrcd If th.- in.lf;i would iio tn a uiirr Kvntoni-f! It Is th( ijrnonuicc f the nian that mnkos war Tossililt' it is the mass of ipnornnce that makes peace lOipUTlUIV. WlMwif did hniisi'Wtvos kr.-p 1 h" i'mi'N lii'fniv ari'Uniulalion of trash Wore closet t- w ro ('nb d V I Scatter Sunshine With reetsng uaras 'I'lir nflleo NluOsllrlun Inf.iiins us Hint On1 mini who will ren,i :: l . ii 7 t ,v leiulis nun" hoif lo iuittli, nt si lliree new lileus. The demand for suitable cards has increased to enormous proportions, as the sending of such cards has become recognized custom in every community. Our cards not only supply present needs, but by their beauty and originality and the sincerity of sentiment, create a desire to remember oc casions hitherto neglected. ;u:ttitt:i:iit:itiititttiitit::iitt::t:ttt!' When Better Automobiles -Are Built Buiek Will Build Them See Southard & Shinn Cor. Adauu; and Fir Newlm Book & Stationery Co. it !! :mis:;:t;m jjjjjy V n 1 1 r d o J li'j. a i c Ha Cc i n ihi r bunk. of for you i i i 'ne do an lr oup bonk.; your pocket" Mm ndw.it- stronpT, safer place fur your deposllH, As tt member of tlm i i ni it i, iii;si;i; i; Kv.sri;.i we nri liaek' d by tho troiiu cst fimuieial Institution la Mn, uurhl. "" l.rt us Iciudlo your banklUK bosiiwN. it will be uf Mutual benefit. v. MM 'I'illll iK'IHJSltS- vjounv xmanLz -progressive- c - :iute!tti!ait!!i;:t!i:tit;ittit:
