La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1923, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April 27, 1923.
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TRADE AM
By Mull.
(Hy, pr y-jir, in Nil vk nee IVM
pally, ia mouth In hMvhc
pally, thrttu month. In advance i 1 . 2
pally, tr month ..i0e
Pally. ir month 50i-
On tutln in oilier rllle Oregon llotfl
New Mwnu, for llano : lmi-riuL ,W wn
ttnnd. fori land; .M nil noma li N.;v
tflitiid, Portland.
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Kort tfivU New Service: Al
though the tE'citt mujority of people
who wt-k i ccrt-atlon In Die forntn of
Hhtcrfl at lhf l'oftorrica M J.h Cntiid.
UrcKun. um Second i'laHit 1 nil ilatttr,
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Al"lri'H Mil roiiiinuntr'Mtiotix to THU
UIWKItVKtt, Mil. AituiiiM Ave., Im
iiruudu, Oregon,
si hm hiitIon niVi:s.
II ' Ciirrirr.
Iaily. per momh
Jiw lly. pi-r Hine month
I'mly. mt six mo., in udvuncts .
Daily, tiiiiKlu copy
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..$2. -i r,
The "o.-.a.. d Ith I WluiVwVls,iin'! i,t' "lire 'n-Ht.l.K of c-ureh-ium-w
l It lull to line for publication of nil i wit li lire In tins wooiIh. the fuct r-
licwa diMMtiU'hfi ereimru lo m or noi .malim that a laitfe perccnlaKe oi th
lithcrwixe credited In till pnyer. mid
slso ths lurul news published therein.
All right of re-pnliliciitioii of xpecml
diiiHlrlil' herein ii"J lire reserved.
CTI'V a.u cin vrv IIH K I II,
PATKK.
(Kill W'll.l. 1'ltOVlHK: Take nu
llioiu,'ht. wiyhilf. Wliut shall we wit?
or. What shall 'f drink?, or. Where
withal shall we lit dollied?
Hut seek ye first tliti kingdom of
(oil, ttntl hl rlKlileousness: and all
these 1 1 1 1 1 1 km shall lio added unlo you.
.Matthew il:.H.33.
Owning Your Own Home
There is nothing that gives n person such a feeling of security
as owning one's own home. It often lias been said that it is cheap
er to rent than to own, but is this saying true? Is it true in the
long run when everything is considered?
BY JUNIUS
fori l flrr-M In On 'if on ntui
l.iilM in Washington during IS 2 2 !
w-i-4- iiiim ciiufi-d. In farl, 77 pit j
cent of the Oi 'jon flrca weiv due
lo in.m-uiadi- ran hum, and HI pcccenl !
of IJiot. in WuHJiiiiKton. It in iif- f
fii tilt to iiri(JMtaril tin- mental make
up of u iiifin who throwH a live cij;-
areitc bmt, lejivex an nntixllinfiilHhfd
c;ti:ip lire, or to.s.seM a Iniiiiiiijf mutch
into tin- lri)Kht if h'e 1h uwhih of the
fact that lite direct fire lo4 In I'.'JZ
fcom forcHt fires In these two tale:i
alon-ti was In e-xcesH of two mil lion
dollars. 1 HHrcKit nlhiir a Miaall pet -
iitare of Incendiary lire, the un-
Nwer mnut hi- plain iKiiojaiiee, or ln-
ilfl'eience on the pari of lhoe ru-
MpOtlHlhlO.
To overcome fhiw lirnoiunce unrl In. I ' there . Was 8 Ulff Crowd at a TP
Hfi'eiencr It the purpose of Forest ( font ilance in I-a Grantle and con-
i'rot.'ction week, pi oi lnimed by thu j fusion .was pre.-cnt in ffreat gobs,'
uri Kicieni f()r inuionui oliKervance ' pines Amos Tash. "Ami that remind
luriiiK tin: prcHent v.;ek. (in the me talkintf about confusion, of the
, - i i fl 4. ., i:M ; a rontod suppomuon nnat no oil" really wikihh ' unte wnen a nam Rianeu to enter
Where does the family get to that always lives in a lentta rv llimH( ( . ot private la tunnel, and the conductor stuck his
To tell whether or not a man i
married, observes Junius, is to no
tice whether he carries a babv like
linhted lamp or an overcoat (Edi-
j tor s note iooK s as if the baby
OUKJH to DC .some prooij.
owners of timber, a well a ttlate
forentein and the forest net-vice are
partfeulu rly inter.-hU d ut thin time in
slre-ssln;; the necessity of coiiservlnjf
huusc? What happens when the breadwinner dies or gets beyond
the age of work?
Manv a La Grande family in the last few years has had the tin-
..t a. : ,.e t : ln t-U ! hauA Uv nnr :o;ir '''"' r by piot- ftiiiK.it from Ih
jJiuawuiiL I'AlJUiuiuc ui nviuK ius ..u... ow.w .w., -w Wuhh- i-snlfint; from forest firesThe
Itentnifi: means worry; it means jin-emors of many of tin- siaic as
well an in.tny niayors, - have Issued
proclamations ealljntf for a special
ob.wervanre of the week. HrhoolH nrc
deyolins time lo a study of tin; im
portune.. :ji luit;SlM and are hohliiiK
special esei cises ' ppropriale . to the
casion. Special iall:s, : are liMni?
mudo before clubs and oi'Kanlxatlons.
hiivimr the title to the house.
moving; moving means expense, often buying new things to fit
the new home. It means in the end when a man has.reached an
age in life when inclined to take things a little easier that he must
keen at the tread mill.
Jjuying one's own home, except in ruve instances, puts a sense i
head in the car and Raid Vrab vour
Partners for the next tunnel." and
then there was some real confusion
The police say that lon skirts
nave reducer the dangers of La
Grande traffic.
SHOWING OFF
All the world's a stage, '.'
Is the thought that's universal;
But the women all "believe '
The show's a dress rehearsal.
"I suppose that even in heaven a
iKiiori'iiee In one Of Its harmful forms.
"1 'reveal I'Vm-st Ki res It I '"
should be the slogan adopted by all
during the week, and thon not mere
ly forgotten. Imt kept in mind con
stantly throughout the year.
Of responsibility 011 the man and his lamiiy, saClUlClllg some 01 (All thin activity is more than mere ! plumber -will stop the roll call lontf
the pleasures of the present for comforts and pleasures later. It,;;",'a!;,(lft,;; (" HO,"u vKU to go back to the, fice: and
jneiuia iiiiin. ju Hiiiijeei vnai io everyone in inu 1BH wh trouble with the plumb
'l ie man who rents collects a siacK or rent receipts, nie ui-; ,n? m ms house.
dinary man and family pay the lent and spend the rest, perhaps
waking up when too late to a realization that they made a serious
mistake by not having a permanent home.
A home owner always has credit at the bank. If it comes to
the worst and there is sickness and death with Unusual expend,
the homo may be pledged to carry on until these expenses are over.
Local realtors are selling houses on the easy payment plan.
Like paying rent, a comparatively small payment puts the pur
chaser in possession of a home and then by payment of a small
amount a month which pays the interest and part of the principle,
a family in a few years will own its home. , x
To say the least, a widow with a family of childen left with a
moviuk a i:irY
I'iiUlmitfh Post: Notwithstanding
' 1 ACCOMPLISHED
A girl is accomplished when she
can resist a kiss just enough not to
lose it.
"It's plain to be seen that the sta
tistic fans ate men," a woman read
er remarks. "You never have any
'he backwardness of the folk who i lluu,,iet imaing ugures on tne
live In the old world, it comes as a ui ii.u.iey umen penu on
,i,i. , i . i cosmetics, but who has ever seen anv
jdreds of ihmisands or children ovei",loPe wnat mL"n sI,en1 i barber j
j'.htjie who pave never seen movies. . t
. The American relief administration I , , .. ., m
al Kazan. Ua.-.la. has ot hold of I H? BEST OK EVERYTHING
.'.oiiil. aini'.'iit films and Is koIiik I ..Junlus Bt sy "! fiffured this
... ........ ... .... - . . ' jilt mil ! .
home has u long start on the woman left with only a stack of rent : vuiK Viiin-y. of whom '" i r mi, i Thc Hest Law: The Roldeii rule.
leceipts and a few hundred dollars worth of household furniture. arcc.ni.ni,- to a oi rcsi.on.
mmmummm mmtt mm jthflr firsl bcM-i-n dhow to
I'm niiilii,ii,l In ..vt-in mil..., ,.fv tl,..
ii.iiiliuit.r of thu films lo ho im-s.-nt- "ne iron) a rainy day., ;, -id.
u-liii-li ait: olih'r Ihan iininy of.
Thi; liest mathematics: Multiplying
the yimiiKftiTs for wiiom they ui'u to . "1C j' "d dividin(r the sorrows
-i) i-xhli,it.d. of others.
,, ., , .. , I it is a (om:nimdalil,, Mian. Man I The best art: uinting a smile' upon
1 Home Sweet Home was sung for the first time m public at ,i,s noi iiv,. i.y hi.ad alone and tin- ;thc brow of a ichiW. .-
Convent Garden. London, on Mav 8. 1823, and the English people! "'"'' adniinh.trti..n .u.iny. i.nadii. i e best niuWi The,lauKhter of
i : ..- :j . . . .. ..., in, nii.j--. :ii"r ' in- uiKiwuifcinK to enter
nre prepnringio ouserve tne ceiuenai y-oi me swm, iimieii-ii,M limi ti,t,ott ihe -hii,i
It,s Appeal Universal
0 pep cent, j "--v hc kuiucii iiie.
ident havf I Tftt-' host education; Self . koowl-
1 set;. This c,l;f "l ' -V'-? ' K i'
. The bftst-.ti-mncp- SVrctwiitA- jinn.
New Ties
KING TUT
FOULARDS
CUT SILK
, King Tut ties are cor
rect' in pattern and col
or. Flawless knitting of
6 v.e rsiz e. pure v, siflc
tHread means long sat:
isfactory set-vice. They
are slightly elastic, hold
their shape well and are
only one dollar. :'
- If you have some par
ticular color or pattern
in mind you will find it
a pleasure , to select
from such a big assort
ment there a r e . all
sorts of prices from
50c to $2.50
MEN!
THE NEWEST IX SOFT COLLAR
SHIRTS ARE HERE MEET THE
WARM WEATHER WITH A SMILE.
There is nothing a man likes better in warm
weather than a few soft collar shirts. Antici
pating this need, we have secured some of the
season's best liked models. Neatness, quality
and comfort having been considered, you are
assured a most satisfactory garment.
Owing to their coolness and to the fact that
they"stand washing so well, we offer
Soisette-Canton Pongee
ENGLISH BROADCLOTH
AND BALLOON CLOTH
$2.50 to $4.50
also
A PLAIN WHITE BROADCLOTH
SHIRT WITHOUT A COLLAR
can people cannot afford to overlook the occasion, for John How-a i"'1 ""-t". .siaciaiiy as ihe
, ., ,, , ,. .. . ,, IT ., jleosl will he neKllRlbli'. Tim movies
urn i ayne, uie auinor oi me sonjr, was a native oi me uiuu-ti wm i. sed lo caiher Ui
States and at his death in 18:55 was United States consul at Tunis.
' audiences,
Ivlio after iieinu amused will he Klv-
Moreover, "Home Sweet Home" is as much loved in this country j;,,,.,,.,- n(l UM' mmi.-ihini,- nimnt km'-
; I,,;, ;v"';?::,r::v i; ' $4.50
....
V, u:i.l.:;
i.iilil' J Lilian ell. . j 1
. 'tnent, which will prohibit such trans- tmei ly assisned to women, but when'
THE BEST OF KVEHYTHING? fers, goes into effec: on May 25. Miiis n -vernal invades even the ani-
Ami then the sportinir editor took' - : "e m lne lel,-er-si mr- rarmntee o: n i-i. Mimeutmx oujfiit to uo
The best lawfUThl.Bs,vivul f fh.ranc1i 'in the Newbet-R vicinity, who a wmia Walla roost,-,- .1,,. r,ro. 1 .''eca.t.'(i ,at a sPecial ty 'elcc-
tlttest. . i declares inat ne leeis no ihuk tUierty of Ceorijn m. lOdmiston
Ly fronted Willi tli
mu in fleotif P.i-it'.iin ' ivalion and its benefits. Tims tiiev I leflee.
m, . . . , . - T , , , . . . "., it 'lll be started on the load lo Itu- i The bat science: The studv of an-l
There is a storv to d of Lord K tehener which s wui-th recall-;, ii , SLHU ul .
The best education:- Actual exDer- patriotism in .iligposine of properLJ
in"; in this connection. Many years ajfo he was stationed in Egypt.'
entoally re-
i li, vt- lliem iff the necessity of de-j
Nellie Mellia, the opera singer, visited the country and he was'' tm:l i,.' mK'tonv mnVuie a mi-I
introduced to her. lie asked her to sinir "Home Sweet IIome," "w Ameinan saw his rn-st muvies !
I r - . X 1 , 1 . - T X '1,1,
The best art: Tiiinin,. veil,! ,em li.lL,L,S HULVl'iS U
The best music: j. LOSES THE BOUNTY
Hi,
and as she sail"; tears came into his eyes. The stern soldier was
touched by the sentiment of the sonit. for he had been away from 'then,
i r l l
noun tui ci "'UK nine.
ial II is difficult to
THE ALL-AMERICAN LINE ' . ,.i,,.,i i.,.i'
memliei wlnil I Oh, Jack. I had a very nice time cukat' KAI.I.S Mont, April 20.
is nut critical .toniirht. CiooilniL-ht." bv nlmost um I ,,, i ... i.,.,ii.,.
-hll.lien will , lril I. (The first nart is cnrreetl i i.a.'i .,'.''.,, i.-
Ink their first j , ', , , , , ,,'
Ti. .. i rr..,.i: i.:i, :.. i.i.i r.. n i:.. , . . ' '""; wmcn nas f
BtlllUl UI Hit: Ul ItajLltlll Wlllll l IICIU llll 1 ll.VIIUO llt..1!"',, a iiiijmisi-iii l-lMll.cil
In the y,-:n- of ffracc l:n':( :no curves.
ce. Jim he
mil the Klissian
. cMher,
in the words, for the music, an adaptation of a theme which the
author heard while visiting Italy, is not especially noteworthy. Vict
J'ut home, and the associations which it brings up, has a universal
appeal.
conn- jno turning and a lonK Jane that hash--,,
c l.i-':i :no curves. U,
yiiuare
OLIVE OIL.
Untte country, east of Great
lis, of 5-MO reccntiy, aecordinjr lo
. II. iWillcy, suiiervisor of tho Jef
ferson national forest.
Lemere recently shot two wolves
on the ,KiHare llutte hills and then.
trackln.K hack to their den, found
imnvslers know nollilm: nlioul
shows: (lne wouH-i-s If thev
heard a tilionoiri-anli.
i.A.M) SALES DEFENDED
. U .1 A!r. 27 As a re- eifht v.mmr ones, which he killed.
. . - . . ... . . ... . ... . I l.ll.'lll H.1 ,1.1 I III I ', i 1 Mil ft (it I hn a . "
Anniversary oi thc nuhhcalion oi "Home Mvoet Home was ih-l A n- ir i" ...n , n,v,l . 'e'" post cutuemen of the square
served in 187 by the.unveiling of a bust f Payne in Hmoklyn .'J l :V.' "?m"1.!, 07
I'lifl the sinjjni"; ol the sony; hy l.lKKt school children, hince it h:si j, iK lr,, ,,esiin. The state vi, -ii '. i, .V' '" ""le,e; csl.,s"l: -that the slate
of Arkansas. Ins , d in favor Ulav was fille I ivi, I, lf T...L i., lionuty.
nine aimer lne s,uue n.-cree. -1 -r, d.,l
more siriKinir nianner. : ' ant vou just near tnins start
CITY HALL BILL LOST
SILVERTOX, Apr. 2ij.-Thc bill
inr a new citv ha to cost s.in (Kid
tion last Monday.
con- i . i .,.,'.
tlio situation of a brood I. iwo-tnirrts majority is necessary
ol tnolhorless chi, ks. hatched in an . , Jrry a of thls sorti whereas
Inctil.ator. steppe,: into tlie breceii'i "'urns showed but 214 votes in
and saved the day. ..Now tho roosl-j 'avor' w'tn 186 opposing. '
er, to tho wonderment of beholders.
Is raising his adopted family.
if anything, strengthened its hold on popular esteem in the in
teivening !() years, the centenary should be observed in an even ',k.
llutte
no longer tuys a
The honor that will be paid Payne for his simple but touching,' n,,-, ',k,uu.i
song may stimulate some of the song writers ff today to attempt '""
more worthy works than the jazz efforts on which many
to concentrate their attention.
lot the rlasM-iHMiv
I Tad l-ai'l thai Ki.lni, a Utile fa
.'with this idei of i-,-;; ulat Inir.'
Will we have Myl.-s In hair dress
in various narts of-T , r i ir
eekiinr t t ,:,',, ) j'jneiKtaic ivuusiei ,xxts
property to the nrientnls. . ' H' Adopted Bl'OOd OP C.hlClvS.
, - , .,,,,,jv-, ,n me ,-ieiiei s, Mr. I'ar-i
lioini of personal -mt,(, S,, were from non-resident I w,M,i.A WA1.1.A, Wash.. April -M.
i invncrs of lorul u' .. . - ......... i.
Si. nu vL-.n u.iut n.i.t ii i.. i ...i... . .. woo e.- in inese days or 1111 mhtihmu u m
U'l'W'iti.Ks 11,,,,,1,-k distracts the I iin V ! l.,V"m" . J"la-' not
1 1 ... , I ecii.ie mi
,.,i,v, i-t.i am. nu inuis la,, won.
Children J o
o
HEAD TUB WANT ADS!
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The Origmal Food-Drink for All Ages.
u,FlL".chHorneOfncclkKountnins.
RichM.lk, Malted Grain Extract in Pow
der & Tnbletforms. Nari.hir,i,-Nco)kta,.
Avoirl lininlinn nr1 S!.-Kt.,,
Southard h.
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Shinn
' o
llulc-k Automobiles o
. o
liiiiek Service o
o
llulck I'arls and Actvssorles.
o "
O I'bonu Main 587
o Cor. Adams and Fir g
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legislative enact-'
uufiual to hear of men hein;:
'-ed to assume respousihtl it les for-
The Spanish War .Vets
lr.tr.
There are not miiny of them compared with veterans of other t-iiiuK
wars, to be sure, but there is soniethinif about the Spanish War
veterans which cominands the same profound respect that soldiers
jf other wars coinmand. ,
At their meeting in Union when a campfire program was car
ried out one could not help noticing that time is leaving its traces'
on a good many of the boys who responded to the call of President !
AlcKinley in 1808 for volunteers. That thing called age cannot be
dodged, and the Spanish-American war Uiys as a whole are show-'"
ing its marks. t ;'
All of which reminds us of an amendment which will be on the'
ballot in Oregon at the next election providing that veterans of the !
Spanish-American war shall share the bonus privileges. granted to'!
World War soldiers. It should carry. The men are entitled to !
that consideration. :!
.i.H-tlitl us
scribed to, ii-i
.ii en. ut
would prohc'-A
have .in
men ,,,,w to part
tnini r, tniliitliiK loilluie
i OSlliel ics.
and liuitl.st.e-lieH pre. 't
in the net decade? I
thai ecr ha iieiii-d I 1
tlm
their hair,
styles and
I
Aeeordiinr to our record, (his makes '
lii&'l late sprinirs so far In the Chris-1
tiun era-
Signs of Good Times
Pinbiilily thc most accurate signs of good times is the news- !
paper stoiies calling attention to the demand of laUir for higher i
wages, proposed strikes and new demands made upon employers, i
This sort of news has begun to break. The track workers of '
thc railroad ai-e dissatisfied, the logging camps are threatened '
with strikes and in many places throughout' the east either wages '
have been advanced or there is a strong appeal being made for J
advances. j
It all looks like liu.'tines? is bniiniius. ; v
S - f
wist
i
KODAKS. S(..")0 up
BROWNIES, $2.00 up
Wt do our own fin
ishing. We know it's
Bi intr Us Your Films
right.
liVA) CHOSS DIUG
STORK
The Best Friend You Have
MOTHER'S DAY WILL SOON BE HERE
And We Have Prepared for it With the Largest
and Most Beautiful Line of Cards Ever
Seen in La Grande.
Newlin Book &
Stationery Co.
I
ttl's not difficult
to meeb expenses
tin fact you meetv
them everywhere"
Expenses conic up tu be nut
In every walk of lire.
And the man who. can keep
down expenses and keep
SAVIXt.s At't'OI NT"
is coins lo enjoy a prosper
ous future.
SI. llll
is "II II lakes to slarl your
navlngs account at our bank.
And your money ctows
otir bank as wo pay j.
lerest on savings.
Klart now yon will slarl
prosperity, moving your way
just that Hindi sooner.
v IT TAKKS 100 YKARS TO GROW TIMRER
t'l t Ut T OI R FIRKS
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