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PAGE FOUR Thursday, May 3, 1923. THE LA 'GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer AX 1.vui:i'-:mi:m' m: i'Ai'i:it. H Mall. CONTRIBUTES TO pennon certificate beit.ir iMi II. OF 0, UNION FUND 1,0 ewl"d by minKlinir ilh the Huux and Cruyenne. KriiKNK, .Viiy 'I. Killjill ronton, ,i . . Ulii'i.-tit ul inrillcinr ami u iteitlor at I f'olillitlifd iltdly unit weekly nt I.u I (litlly, u-r yefir. In ituvunrt .... (x oh-HHrv,.? T;,;;urK :zziny. " "' ''. 1 JIUUCK DKNXIS. 10.11 1 it, Ipnlly. l-r month .'. ni;n.cl it .l-- mutlnir tlnil. In. Willi" i lily. imt inoiiih ,, uiiiiii. til.- I mi in the minimi union i UreKuli. H oi.l Cl.. Wll llnti.Tl'H'"""'- .''"V""!'"1 . iitHtl'l. 1'ortlfiinl. if 1 : '. ' AlIdri'MK ill) ritliiliiiiiitiMilloitu i TIIK OMHKitYKU. ib AUmim Ave.. 11 Uruuuc, Orcifon. N'yW!vtTity sliniiiils to le iinh tu rnxt jiiif; ii lniiMini lr ximlcnt juimhi-m. Hint' !' riimjiitlKIl I Iran t lit 1 1 SI MM Illl'I lUX Kill;. ll)' Citrrlrr, DAlly. pt-r iiinnih Inily. u-r thi-tru ii.onihH Pally, twr x mo., in a'Jvuuto . iJilly, KiliKlu t:oty OVlT tUIl imilllllrt lliru. Si.tMHI HIM iMM'll .IHOIIIIKn UP ANMOCI.vrKII 111 KK. ;,.,,.,, ... rumilllH Mo.l.tl.i. i.n.l ltvH.iT Tin- .Uxor laird i'n-Md in I'Xi'ltmlvidyJorjf.iiuatinns lur th (iHlnl uilluii nil iUi i ue for imiIHJ Htimi uf all fun(j, Siifina I'l, a findi-ntty of llfH-N llfKpiltl.'lirH- l-n-Hllfll tU ll r I.Dl , .... iu ,, , , I . .. I iiihf rwiMi civil 1 1 itl In nil himt, iiikI " " 'pita iht lociil ii.'H'h imlillshid ihi-ri'iii.ji-i-ntly mittm-rllii-d $l,iHio tu lw u M J In All DKhiH r r.-piihiiimimi or Mp.-cmi ; t , ,, tlit; i ,c Htildint union plan., Many iiL iiili.-i-H f (In- H-nlor claim ,7-C iJim.uh lie In; ruin ulwo uro romjiv ..$2.25 t ha vi CTI'V AM) CIII .M I Oh'VH'lAt IM 11 ,'M. tl'J'll'Hl ll tllC I'C.'KfllltlOIl )'(kI1K RKIIITlioUS SKEN AND IIBARl!,h,'m u,'?V,t ?!"" (,n,i vUl I'op theeyeH of the Kurd are .vr"rlV . V V. . . . . ' m,,,slT"'Mo" . coill'ldcnl nfi Inn Piirs are onen I"1'1 ,H' l"v i"' the righteous, lunto thfir prnytTs. 1 IVter 'itl'2 Making Trouble for the Parents Cl'S'l KH SritVIVOH KOI.NJ) (Uy Aa.-otiaetl IVus.-) WASHINGTON, May 'J-Onc mure survivor of the Custer Massacre has been unearthed by the I'enfion Hu reau. f Ho is Khuh-Hhee-uhsh, a Crow In-' ilian, now livine; on the Crow reser vation in Montana, ami is ilrawiiu' pension for set-vices in the'imiinn Have the Vigor of Health Nyul's Hot Springs Ulood Kemedy will do that very thm miipll-n n.- L.ou.l. ii- w ii-jw iHlunelil, rliiM l'l- UluJ all lliiinrll-. ik-"h lonlf, gives ou ;i ti.ll-r .tl'lw tllu, lililM. .Ii(;.ti..ci, .IIKl lll.ili'M ytju feel like it'-. A Ijtiue luutle !! SI.UU in husj- V expi-i't to '." nctts a kooiI uiv't only way t-Jt ItfiitinK evrrit-vtv Ih our policy. io It IK ) nii'll- 'I'""1 Theie ;ue, of couiwe, some young imm and young women who v lack the sense to profit by wise counsel, and have to learn by lit " tor experience. Sometimes certain types of high school girls, just to assert what they consider their rights, will smoke cigarettes in ( ampaiuns of JH7i; and 1877. Ueceut , ,, , , . ., ... , .. .. ., ..liiiviMtiKiition of his case resulted ftt ptlDlic. I lit y CIO 1101 COUIIL me COSl 111 inioiiciiy Lliey nmj' hki. uir-rrr the school antlioiities catch them, and the annoyance and gnel , they may cause their paients. .They can learn only through suf- fering where a word of caution would save others. j Not long ago a school hoard of an Arkansas town laid down ,sonie strong rules against the use of face powder and paint, fin-1 gardless of what may he thought of the hoard that interests itself; in such matters, or as to whether it has a legal right to impose! such rules, the publicity for violators could not he pleasant for them or their parents. j One girl was expelled for insistence on using face powder. She' appealed to court, hut the latter,-while declaring that it did notj think much of the rules in question, refused to compel the school authorities to reinstate her. Her case was then carried to the state supreme court and the girl lost again. ' j It may he trivial for grown men and courts to he concerning themselves with such things, hut just the same it is very foolish for school children to set out to defy the rules; certainly not with-! out consultation with their parents. If the parents think the rule.--are wrong they will take the matter up with the proper author- ities. Where children defy the school officers they invariably make a mess of it, creating trouble for themselves and for. their parents. ! In after years it may not be pleasant for the Arkansas girl in this case lo reflect that she is on record in her state as using too much face powder. Mayor Baker of Portland gets all cylinders to working wheni the I. W. W. is mentioned. RED CKOSS DKL'G STORE 4w4 IWMMAW . n )iwair .'.if" ' . " stir i ( ,i t . to El Skltk ata on, there is likelihood of a new friendihip that eruluTe. CIGAR. . j.a c.it.M.i: i.Kutii:r ro, l;ra ii of .Uira A Ijrmt, Co, l'ortlnf. Omznn. Powe Tlie three most vital units in the economical and satisfactory operation of motors are the Piston Riflgs, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder grinding equipment we are able to give you a . . very complete piston assembling service. Leighton's Welding & Machine Works ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo . . o O . t o 1 - ' I ol .g -I . o New Telephone Directory for l,a (Jrande, Union and Cove to be printed , early in .May. Notify the office of any desired change AT ONCE Home Independent Telephone Co. Perfection Oil Stove c Have a Full Line See Our Windows F. L LILLY l'liom- Main 7.'.C 1118 Adams Ave. oooooooocoooooooooooocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, A 1 1 e n ti on ! Fruitgrowers ... . FOR B ETTER OXES PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH Union Box Co. F. Jasiunnn, Mur. PIkiiii' Main :NS l.a Craude, Oiv. ! mmm y. ". 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The suits have nut been picked over or do we of fer a "special lot" it means you may take your choice of any Hart Schaffner & Marx Suit in the store at twenty per cent, below the original price. You have the Hart Schoffner & Marx label as a guarantee of the best quality materials, the finest tailoring and correct styles. We know you are interested in bargains or yon would not be reading this ad then come to West's Friday or Saturday and take advantage of this reduction. Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes Lf Jft M " I
