La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 24, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE F0U7 THE frA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, April 21, 1923. La Grande Evening Observer jix i.Mn:i'i:M)i:vr m-:vkiaii:ii. I'liblicln-d dully und weklv nt I.h I'rmnlf, Ori'Bun, ly I.h Crumlx Kvi-n-tnt Ohm-Tver I'uhlMihiff i'unipniy. UltlCK DKNNIS, Kdilor, intend ut tin I'tiMlurrii-f hI I.h Crftnil.', (ireuon, an Hccund i'Ijik Mall Alutler. Addr h II L-ominunU'iitlonit to TIIK OliSKUVKli. lllii Adam Av-.. I Grande, OreKon. M IIM ItlPl loN HATKM. II Currier. Pally, per month , Unify, (iit Hilee month I .iily p.r six mo., in advitiK-e h j ly, myle copy By Mali. Hlly, per yir. In ndvum-r $r.0j I 'ally, nix ' iiHinllm lit ail vu rife 2.. "it (tally, llireii inoiilliit, In ndvnnee J I . i'nlly, M'r inuiith ..".Of in lly. ir in on i li jlii- On ul in othr fliU'H Ori'U'oii Hotfl Kmwx Wand. I'orllniMl: Imperial N-mvc fclti ml, I 'or Hand; Multnomah N'i-ivh lilHiul, I'oi'tlaiiil. .IIKUUKR OF ANNM-ATi:il I'lllKN. The Ajii.'mted I 'ri I i' x i-1 ii j i fly fiilltli-d to no for utiitl Ifii i ion of all WW dinpiilehex rifililt-il to It or mil plIii-rwiKt- iri'dilfd in UiIh puper, and plfi tin lor Ml Ih-Wji pilhlixh'd therein. All rlhi or rf-piililii-iiiion of H-i-ia! lIlMplilellt'M lnT-ill Itl-O lllf ri'HI'I'VIMl. SUA KM WITH THK WOltKKHS; Editorials From Over the Nation Newspaper l.ovullv "Questions may nri.-c and differ ent angles may cause the pcoplu tu differ occasionally, but on u fceneral matter La Grande is always richt ;md tan be ili-pcmlcd upon to do the rijrht thing for all concerned." That's a fine tribute. Its an en coniuin of which any city, no matter what its size, or its location or its fortune, may well be proud. It is pral.-e of tho highest order, for whut finer reputation can any community -H that iloiiflH.iH. Hhouhl plough jhav4lh:m that of being of common AMI OI Vl' Oi l K IM. iaii:ii. hope hIioiiIiI I m partaker of Mtf hope hope ffhotiUUt be partaker of IiIh hope. If we hav howii tititn yon spiritual tliiiik't. Ih It a K"-nt thing if we shall reap of your rurnul thiuK? I l.or inthtan. S:m,ll, ' Prizes for Politenes; OFFICE CAT THACC .ARK mind on till mutters which pertain to its own advantage and to tlie well- lieinj; of all its ncunle. lint deserved as this tribute no doulit l.s what shall we sav of its (tiver? The Observer is l.a Grandci only medium of expression. It is the champion of the city, the defend er of itt: honor, the herald of its vir tues. In this it discharges its high est Junction. I' or every newspaper (the reaencs its nipnext Helmuts ot ser vice when it stand.-) unswervingly BY JUNIUS Why ie n. that aligont-mindorinoHK never iiiikch us ruriret our truutilea. i'rosp-rily will come when men watch thrtr work Imitoud of wutchltik lock wtnii. Theie is no finer nualitv than lov- nlty. It is the open sesame to succ ess. Without it, tho individual or the uirani;:ation fall;! short of holi est accomplishment. With it, all things arc possible. And if loyalty he necessary qualification for in dividual attainment, how much more i j If l,rt ..11 i .- . nnwums w uie lor tne success ol a newspaper A New York couple who recently returned from a tour of Eu rope donated a fund to a hiuh .school for prizes to be awarded to ""' vitimjit compromise on the ride 41.- i ...i i. n i. ,.ji,.j,i tu f TU,. ...,l"f t.llc conmuiilty which .supports it.. impressed during their foreign travels by the courtesy of Europe an children and hope to start a national movement for the improve ment of juvenile manners. Foreign 'critics have always harped on the alleged rudeness of American children, and it is not' pleasant to admit that there has been some justification for their strictures. proverb, "politeness pays," but it is a question whether paying children to be polite, for that is the practical meaning of prizes, is going to produce the desired results. It is doubtful also whether Hie youngsters require instruction in manners any more urgently than the adults, for it must bo confessed that as a people Ameri cans are not distinguished for courtesy. ' Two answers are made by those who resent such criticism of American manners; (Jiat a hustling people have no time for cere mony and that much of the politeness of Europeans is only on the surface "and does not spring from the heart. It is a mistaken idea that politeness is a waste of time. As for "surface courtesy," il: is better than none at all. It would be absurd to import such an exaggerated courtesy and bowing to the other passengers on en tering and leaving a public conveyance, or requiring conductors to express' thanks for each fare, but it is not unreasonable to suggest that there are other ways in which national manners might be materially improved. JII.NI VS. MATTIiU. ' I knoiv a Kiddy girlie Who drrsses like a wlilzz. And thoni;h lo-r mind's not oft niadt "P. Tlii- rest of her sure is! ' ' An Absurd Law which Jia the privilege of bein the spokesman, oi ail its constituents? Loyalty and patriotism jro hand in hand. In fact patriotism is nothing more than loyalty to one's city or country. Onu of America! finest patriots once said: "My country! May .she always be rijrht. . Hut Tijflit or wroritf, my country!" The La Grande newspaper's .sentiment is tho same "La (irande is always 'right." And when one uets right down to Inn.; fjirlr-- t Iw I nn,lu iimifj. Paper is no different from every self- i S''-M'-sm'P-bi.-eli-k till. res pec '.nig, worth-while, publication, except that it makes public profes ion of its faith. Jther newspapers by deed nnd by precept - day by day in countless ways stand the firm defenders of (he fume nd name of their communities, counting such service nothing more or less than the achievement of iU highest goal, I'lip attainment of the end which jus titles its existence. Albany Herald. THK !.! WAV is lurm-iii Now culm h the news thut In .h v enil Hi ut (.'M on the mainland murrlufr- Iby radio lias been declared Illegal. 1 We can eaHlly see that there would be confusion In the broadcast 111 if of t)it marriuKe ritual. My litdeninK In we iniKUi b'itr HomelhliiK like this: . Mlnibter--do you utudaii-dalita la-talmdtadiOi KIoIhc. Itch take tllbs pruiHH clutiid firm to bo your Tex a: (Julf OH preferred 34 hbl 3D lawfully wediu-d tilmouHe and - woo)chui:k fable by Mlllieent Miiddle? Answer Shake a Utile shlrninle on the .Hhori'H of Kukknboo," Minisier I o you. t 'la retire. nmip- IliiB bed time, story by Kellpeth Knee to be your lawfully wedded Sotisa'tt band In new and novel program? Answ er (ioodby, Tootwie, Good by. Minister I pronounce you' AIcKiu ley high school iflee club In aoiiKK and Instrumental niusie. llliH ' 'f. V J v,l ALJ 1 k fkX i m Copyright 1:3 Hart Schaffncr & Mars ( ttJ'I'U ISM a-sbfit thfii' In the it v me dtiiii i utuAMiiK ii ie iiuui hi tv tu tne ui t'uii lit w inch j requires physical examination of Males before marriage is permitted. Since the law became operative this state has caused to be established at Vancouver, Washington, twleve miles out of Port land, a marriage exchange the like of which does not exist else- Amos Tunh says he wonders If the earrings the girls wear nowadays are used lor. stakea to show where then earn are. I he easiest thrng in the woi h' is to criticise someone ele; the hard est thing to pick 'lie flaws in yotii own acllons and conduct. Jtefore oil talk about ynui- frieild-i fault, he sore t bat you have give-i youi ji.-lf "the up and ilov.n " ind one. over" and have foil ml thai von arc r'MVci. If you ate not one linn- .A l H, S. 'student says that when 1 1 ceil per cent be prepared, for your j ver a school ma'am turns up h ii'riend will retaliate. nose and draws down the corners of When you have corrected all your . her mouth at tip' suggeatlon of going I'iuIIm. ti ml si ill. Hel I liai yon should , to a hot dog Mland after Ihe show, ll's your iVieiid, tell him a bcl-'n safe bet that sJie's b"en out of col where in the nation, for the Oregon youngsters, and oldsters .as i';:'! '! .,!'lul :'U'KV 111 vml u'n y,;ur"' WA r A 4(lt IX .IAIAX. M Alii:!- The Japanese typewriter lias characiers. " If there's married life nagging wlfi a well -matched pair in it's il horsey man and a Preparing for the Trip- wen, can step on the gasoline and in a few iniimtes lit Troin indci the law's jurisdiction. Just now there is n row in Washington state over some abrasion of their statutes and in a very natural manner they have appealed! to Oregon to do her part in straightening it out. ISut Oregon, re-j alizing that she has made a frightful mess of her marriage laws, i backs off and refuses to enter the complications. ,j Some day a legislature will repeal this piece of foolishness and ; wc will take care of our own conditions isntead of sending a stream w'" r ... 1 wonls unit 01 nun i lage-iiueui people across me inierslate linage n ni thV n il u-i.sin io;il hi mi!' r;uiil ui,. riiulli? oi IhonijhllmMo'i.s- wo ,l'o lhini: with, mil ihlnkhiK: wc iy things without I -linking otul thi-n wo uro HurnritKHl ulu'ii HOin.- y.'ii-llivi' soul in ol't'rmloil. Th.-' ji. 1 1 j.-i r.--.l,-i w.-r. tt'llow i-oti toli" :i hlmv v, 111. ml rilni'lilnK. hut ' nil lun'i-n't K'lUiiro jnw.l iiihI wo aro rrvshiH iin.l l.i.it..i ,y Uio Mow,' WlM'il WC Hlt ;'U O! ' ),oVM Wl' IM'C HOt -t lUll lll tllflll vloll'IU'", ati;a iiiiy. 1 klsui il hrr In (lit. moon I lirltt. My hrinl wiik in n whirl, ily luoiilli anil ,-y,-R ivvri' full of hair. My urms iv. rr full of jrlrl. 1 How iloi-p look, ili-iirli- my InvlNlblo liulr ntt or staying at Home, you always need clothing. , Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing meets the approval of all demands in your ward robe. Our large selection of patterns and sizes will make your selection easy. $22-50 to $45.00: M4. iiu. Can't a w oin;in: sing' rontrallo wit h out baring one shoulder?, wonders t'y KoIok.v. - Seeing Into the Future Our old friend, Claude D. Starr, has purchased the Columbia Gorge hotej down near Mood Kiver. Simon Ilenson erected the hotel in the usual Ilenson manner complete in every detail and made it a most beautiful place, litit .Mr. Tienson has reached the time' of life when he does not care for hotels. In the purchase Mr. Starr secures the land surrounding the line hotel and intends to erect forty bungalows, it is a case of seeing into tho future. Jlr. Starr knows the travel is coming. He knows people are living on wheels these days and use their mean-; to enjoy themselves as they never did before. He also knows they all want to stop at first class hotels and his venture is to be one of a series which will spell first class hotel accomodations for the touring public. A Soviet Bible Plan '. Ilili- lllth' thoilulilH' acts on' wluit hurt tho othiT follow. Winn t li in unlorlu u;il,. .i-i:hiiis M-t.i o Mow, In- moy not miv a iviiiii; h.- may t'vi n sniili'; lint , itivorrf Ii i no null in inoro. way now u (loop anil .for u pot lil;i Iioarl notion. II wo nlunVM iiaun Hi a nioinolit l.iloio wo spoke, howl An nil. or t M ,, Il,,.l' u r,,,. .oil! tin1 iuovIoh, n,l,n Cirnnilo tiiun point. .vm:.Tiox. iiisiiamis. Wo tmnpi"! fliiM Htun innl'lo a ros- aurant: -If wlfo oan't rook, ilnn'l l-Jat horo ami ki'op hor KOAU I'KOJECTS VIEWED then two inches for it new ton. fine crushed rock jinny II v.olilil tlWOll I ! Th.- Truo olho In p, ll'M.-l liriitllorn t- anil harmony. I TIIK (iVI'SYS WAKMXli Answers: A ley hml heun told by n ft rtune leller th:it a dark woman w.im coining into his life. A- he left home in the hiurninjr a lilac!, cat erossol his path anrl, heir., terrihly soper.-tilii.us. h'o took it to he ail oMion of 'nor di-onrlod jiliprnich. out, "iK Mint you In! tho ho oryon nuuooittnir Kooins to he Cut." past PEN0UETO.V. Apr. 24. Hie-hwav I Wl"k will he started within a Commissioner Duhy, Division Engi- i month by the Union Bridge company neer Hnldock and L P. Smith of the'"" builiiini; of Ihe. L'10-foot con machinery department spent two crcte sIlan ""'o-s .McKay creek on days hero inspecting state highways' lne "'epron - nasnmgtnn hiphway. in Umatilla county and laying plans I ll,is J"u t0 cl,st uliiost $2.5,000. for the new work which is about to start. . NAMES TKMl'OliAHY CHIEF The job of re-surfneiuff the Co-! iuif 4r o.i ti, rmhor liinni. B ool rooms for his lunibia highway from Pendleton to mpnt of 'Wn'hin ' v"Ulv,n 'on ilon nrall w hen ho slionhl I. lam Echo, a distance of 0 miles, ivill : i,;..r 1 ,.i.:".. ,,. hl,s..r nn.l his own noK t to hold cost about .S3,000. This stretch is lice Rand temporarily, was announc- """ -!";fftult to maintain and it is now led nt a meeting of the 'city com with tl-.o (Toy. i planned to n are first a l.in.lo,. .,,ol ' ,;.-..; ....!.... i. t... . . -- - ' ' " o . . L.Mi.iv. .ui. i.aiio nas ac cepted the appointment as deputy state fire marshal and is to be sworn in nt Portland on May 1. Chief Kami took his position here last No vember. Formerly he was sheriff of Raker county and an agent of the department of justice. His home is in Portland at East Thirtieth and Flanders streets. Ih who Inimhs Inst Is usually t I 111' Joke.' hisl Amalour photoKinphors have heen workins overtime -In the various parks ami nlon the country roads. A lulirhl Saturday alwuys' moans heavy sales of rllms for Sunday, deal nrs say. The official soviet press declares that the .Moscow regime may eventually be da-posed to "buy" trade relations with America by part payment of debts incurred by Uussia. At the same time the validity of those debts is vigorously denied.' r'rom this it would appear that the soviet fails to grasp the American view. It is not merely mi tlu- payment of debts that the Washington government lays stress. Us recognition is conditioned 'on proof of good faith, of whieh payment of debts would be evidence. The soviet plan outlined by the Moscow press plainly negatives good : faith and places debt payment on the basis of a bribe. Thus even ' in pi-oposing to pay part of Russia's debt, the reds show their in lioront crookedness. That Rude Awakening Two little boys ami to tittle oj,ls j,, ,. !(,ml 0(11,nll.v H,M,0(I. Naturally trouble followed. One boy gors to the penitentiary for seven years and the other boy at his trial, upon lullv realizing his crime, fell in the court room in a dead faint antl it will take days to bring him back to a point where he tan resume his trial. Oh. these rude awakenings. When the demon is workim; and the primrose path seems level and easy to trod how little does it seem possible that the tables will turn so quickly and endless trou ble overtake the gay ones. Hut it does. There is not the least chance to escae the punish ment. It may be delayed but it comes in some form. This ledger of life has a way of lialancing itself. Kpi-n;t! cnnie In iv.'iy walk" uti to bj met life.; Ibynn Si'h.vh wr.illh immune. t a di.'Cd.f. .'lid lie do-: i.',ir (o Vlt's not difficult to rneeb expertei -n ?ocr; ou meet them eVeryJKere" And l In- man who can keep dmvn ept iich ami keeu S.W I.M,s At'fOIXT l.s Ifidir; le enjoy ii iirosper- I.PO In all K takes to start your KivinM ine.nint at our hank. And your money grows in our hank nti we pay I't in terest i H! ings, Siart umv -yoti will wilt ft prisp ritv oinving your w.iy .ili!"t tli;t in in-h youltcr. IT TAKKS 100 YKAKS TO (iliOW TnuiKU n T OCT Vill i! riKfS WouIdnt yoo like to see how the ARMSTRONG TABLE STOVE 1 Cooks 3 Things at Once Wc have arranged to show you just how it is done. Stop a moment in front or our window next Thursday and sec how easily you can cook a whole meal right on the table... Menus like these for instance IlreuktaM Hroilrd hacun. toiiHt. fried KK. I.um-li Creum of tomato flout, omelet, cinnamon I oust. AitrmiMUi len To-isied Kiik Itsh ntufltns. tea. tHlinrr lYeunieil chlekeii fried et Jdnnl. raffles. I.ale niH'r t'lati anndrt tell is and coffee. Tou.t an haeon to he prepared nil the ArniMronjj T a h 1 e Move.) r.certkfa. Va;'fIe:t and ina de syrup, hot rolls (warm ed i deep p,ui. I.ihkIi Aiinced lanili or li-ef. apple fritters, mat Klicrite.. AriertHinn t;a rinnamon tuasl ar.d tea. hiitner -- l...iid ( 'imps. fri-I l.o'riii.. , Kn -ii.su nniri ir.rt it Ii jam. l,ti MtptK-l' IV. miit d oy.-;. I is on lo;..l. rii'akriit-'r(.(i mush, pra liain hnad IomhI. dry cer'- I uarttii'il In deep pan. I laincll -Hoilp. cheee (inielet, crarker with salt and hat ter, toasted. AMI l-tMHUI ICII TltilKtx In hread. t-a. Ilimier . allied ehlrki toiM. frh d peppt rn. '-"' MipMt- WafTh l'1-.ff.f. un i A Local Lady Will Demonstrate Remember the Date Thursday April 26th Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. ON DEPOT STRKET NEXT TO PENNEY'S Sl