La Grande evening observer., May 08, 1923, Image 4

PAGE FOUR
Tuesday; May 8, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Germany and World Trade
Charles Schwab has made a somewhat exhaustive study of
J industrial and economic conditions in Europe. When Mr. Schwab
i says that Germany stands to win the war as far as dollars are
concerned, his judgment is worth consideration.
In an address in New York City, Mi: Schwab told his audience
,: that "Germany stands an excellent chance, through her efficient
-and willing labor, to win the fruits of the war unless the allied
: nations 'ire able, through -co-operation, to bring production costs
down to a minimum."
When the German mark had dropped to one-half its pre-war
value, economists naturally predicted that the government would
be wrecked by the unrestricted inflation of the currency. The
mark is practically worthless in international calculation, and the
predictions of disaster have not been realized:
Mr. Schwab believes that the United States and Great Britain,
as the two leading industrial nations of the world, should co-operate
in a movement that would conserve the industrial values which
have been fostered by these nations, unci ho1 declared that he would
not be a party to cut-throat competition with Great Britain, which
would only result in advantage to Germany.
There are indications that German workers in their loyalty to
the fatherland, are willing to accept practically the conditions of
the serf in order to enable Germany to command again the mar
kets of the world in manufactured products. It is for the allies,
' Including the United States, to say whether or not this policy shall
actually win the .war from an industrial standpoint.
OFFICE CAT
TRADE MARH
BY JUNIUS
There are glrlx who make kinira look
again
But none compare with mine
W.'n to a man, unit wouldn't work at;
uny Joli us Ionic an It took Hum to bo J
taken to It and 1. cannot see why lli
city or Im Grande should give thoin i
standlnK room, only lonir inouRh to
kick them out or town. To say noui
Now -that the lonjr skirt seenm to
he here to stav. Cv Kolcirv savii ner-
nanx mo advertiscm in the. street in or a Iiall for their headquarters.
cars will get better 'results. i cannot say cnouirh about these
. 7r men to satlsry myself but wtat I say
WHAT THEY MbAN U . UIul j think that Inion roun-
Muxicul burglary breaking into'ty win ,ck me almost to a man to
lace that these men never Bet a fdVt-
Menul ho.pitulityJentertaininK an'holil In the tlrande lumde valley und
idea.
Spiritual pagentry parading one's
virtues.
Moral harvesting reaping one's reward.
i Social cannibalism living on .one'.'
'friends.
Undesirable generosity giving
yourself away.
Philosophical etiquette bowing to
the inevitable.
Encouraging Walking
A commendable movement has lieen started in Kansas City by
' ' an organization calling itself the Heart of America Walking Club,
" ' which huriibors among its members such distinguished persons as
Trnsideiit Harding, Chief Justice Taft, Marshal Koch, Secretary of
State Hughes, General Wood, Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Theodore Koosevelt, William J. Bryan, Sir Harry Lauder, Lady
Astor and Senator Jliiam W. Johnson. lis purpose is to stimulate
walking for health and recreation. The members are expected to
walk at least two. miles every day in the open, and the steps tsiki:
Around the house, office or place of employment lire not to bo
connte(C, J""J" "," ' J. -;
, The average person has need of such exercise as this. Ameri
cans are becoming a race of riders. The automobile or the street
car is used constantly for little trips that would better be made
afoot. There are other forms of muscular exercise which are more
beneficial than walking for persons lcudiug.sudeiitary liyes... Thos.e,
who sit at desks all day will get the greatest benefit from bendiirg
movements which exercise the muscles of the trunk. The setting-
up drill practiced in the army k. excellent. Pitching horseshoes is
to be recommended. Bowling is good. The fact is, however, that
many persons, though in need of exercise, cannot be induced to;
take up these activities, while they would not be averse to walking !
if properly encouraged. The Heart of America Walking Club aims
to furnish the needed encouragement. It conducts hiking parties
and publishes inspiring literature dealing with walking.
Walking, of course, has other attractions besides the improve
ment of the health. Only by going afoot can one enjoy nature to
the full and make the acquaintance of the birds and flowers.
THE PEANUT
Thorn is a pet in the movie show,
He sits in the gallery I sit below;
lie eatcth pea;:uls, at least'a peck,
And droppeth shells right down my
neck.
Kloisn knows that lier husband h
in love with hU stenographer, for
she found in his memorandum book
the words: "Get- theatre tickets foi
li. U. R.'!
Folks who never do more than they
live paid for, never get paid fur more
than they do.
There are two classes of traffic
fools joy-riders ami jay-walkers;
T
(Jod may give us our relatives but
we even up for them by having the
privilege of selecting our own friends.
NicRvrc nicriNKi)
"Nerve" has various meanings. For
instance, it takes cjic kind of nerve
to fight a Hull, and another kind to
shoot it.
"I wish now," said a speaker in
Union recently, according to lAmos
Ta-h, "to tax your memory " A
wait arose from a sparse looking
gentleman in a front scat: "Has i;
COIlle, to this?"
The policeman who confessed tc
stealing 7i Fords' has been sent tc
jail .for six months.' A La (Irandc
man thinks this is a noble effort to
make the punishment fit the crime.
"That's me all over Mabel," said
the poison ivy as a girl with u pim
pled face wf?nt.by. '
Almost anybody can write a book
but it takes a genius to compose the
stuff printed on the jacket.
A normal child is 'one that reaches
its sixlh birthday about the time it
acquires the nickel habit.
".My faith in the shimmy is not
shaken," iays a dancing ma.'.tor. Hut
jvuryLUing else is.
GIRLS j .
There arc girls to take to prome-
nados, ' . 1
'Chore a:e girls to take to dine,
There are girls to take canoeing
In the good old summer time,
t
Chere are girls who shine in parlors,
And who swing n wicked line,
And once more the sporting editor
winsueii ncncnaianiiy in, kicked tne
No man knows.
girl who doesn't
Girl's Promises
.Flat Tires: A
dance.
Love Thrusts: A ticklish sensation
that fails to tickle but is in no other
way definable.
Profiteer: The ice cream lioy who
charges ten cents to tell a fan whe
is seated in a far away corner ob
scure from the scoreboard, what the
tally reads.
"Column right," remarked the book
keeper as he saw the accounts balanced.
will promisii the next I. ft'. W. who
wants a meal a piece or lead tne si.i
or hln thumb so Ihe cops will know
what la icolm: on when I hey think the
"days or '4H" are here.
' Yours truly.
A UA.N'i'H K!!.
SHEEP COMING IN
THE PARK, May 7. An aggre
gate of about 25,000 sheep are start
ing to pass here, going to pasturage
on leased land thence going to the
mountains after June 1st. Ihe on-
i. r-r ... . . mminiuina utrr
spuis on ot the ceiling and composed e .i-. r, t Miiinr .f
the following. I forent outfits consist of Miller oi
nhat I hey Mean
Union: Oscar .Taconson of North
Powder; Miles of Rig Creek; Steiger
of Baker, and Howell of Eagle Val
ley. They range at the head of
Catherine creek and the Uhi Minam
river on the Whitman and Imnaha
forest reserves.
HOAT OK NATIONS
(Bv Associated Press)
OAKLAND, Calif., May 8. Un
usuul international color prevails in
Oakland harbor as the result of the
arrival of the former German flyg
ship Ida, which is here from the
Philippine islands flying the flag of
Panama. The Ida is now American
A man trusts to love, when he gets, owned, but flying the Panama flag
iiiirrliil, und then trusts to luck toinermits her to carry a Chinese crew
get out of It. i and to enjoy easier safety Testric-
a;io cnii i:iuo
ir :i until can't forget his troubles. I
opines I'y Kology when a pretty i
woman sits down1 beside him ami I
yiys sho thinks he is just wondcrrol, I !
hn may us well quit kidding himself !i
mil admit lhat ho is old.
Let's go fishing! j!
Hats of Alluring
Smartness and Charm
Lions.
I FORUM
l.a Grande Kvi nlnff Obsi'i vcr, !
iM'ur .SIih:- jj
J havt! Imm'11 HtM-inn: nn ntilHi; in your1!
paM'f that wry much lmpri'amM nit i
nnri 1 would npiHVclnli! It wry much:!
ir you will print thin niiUli! for pub-'J
lit Inspection. !
I ( Unit the I. W.'W.k ur; to liavfl
thi'ir hf!itl(uurhrs In I .a (.ramie und J
i niiinui ("! w ny i h remilll.HHIOllerM;
mould allow nn oi-utinl.utlon ot Hint1"
kind lo enter Into the community unyfj
more limn could ponnlifly he helptd.il
lo any nothing or ri -i n their per-l!
mlKHion for llieui to imike their, liead- 'i
lUnrterM t here. i I
I was in l.a Grande n few days ut,rj'J
ind while there 1 wuh a.sked, liy at
leiiHt four Tel low s for the price.-of u 1 .
meal. Whin I would of(Vr t Ix-ni 'work ' I
nn a niiieh at I4A.ua a nionth' theyti
sum inai iimt was noi enough money. ;
Now the raneherH need men now und i
need tlieni bad but wln-n men .won't
work what will ihc. do about It'.' !
I liee iiii.'n w lio havt Itcen asking mm,
Brownie
Cameras
Everybody m a k e s
good pictures from the
start with a Brownie. .
Just point the lens,
press the release and
take the picture -home.
Brownies $2.00 Up
It ED CKOSS DRUG
STORK
Alaska Prospering
A report which luis just Itei-n issued by the clppiivtmr-nl of tin
interior conceniiiijr the coinmeiep of AlnsUn is of more Hum usiiiu
"interest because it shows that the territory is developing in much
the sumo wny as Ciilil'ornia did. Cold was the magnet which drew ,
the firet settlers to Alaska, just as it was in the case of California.
When the jfold mines petered out there was an eodus of people
from both. Then came the development of other resources, which
ignored by the lirst arrivals, were found to be even more valuable
than the deposits of the precious metal.
Alaska still has much uld. Mut it is significant that the in
crease in the mining output of Ihe territory last year over that of '
. l'JUl was due primarily to heavy production of copper.
The fisheries of the territory come in for special notice in the
report. It has vast aivas of virgin forest and conservative cutting
has now been started. Coal is another resource as yet undeveloped, i
and the agricultural possibilities of the territory are not to be
despised. ' !
Alaska is nrnsnnrino- now. hit! there is evei-v rensiin 1'nr hnliiv-
ing that her present volume of commerce will seem small in com-'l
parison with the trade that she will enjoy a comparatively few
veal's hence.
$5.00 v.-. g-$5.00
w Hlip w-
8 Weeks'
Special
?3.r)0 Basket
FKEE
Weeks'
' Special
$:!."() Casket '
FREE
Banish Washday Backache
AuioMaiic
First you will admire our captivating array of
New Summer Hats whose originality and color
combinations meet instant approval. Next, you
will find that these hats of surpassing beauty may
be bought at very reasonable prices.
Women admire the neatness of Florsheim
Shoes, men vote for them because they are eco
nomical and comfortable. When you try on your
first pair, you will be impressed with their per
fect fit after months of wear you will be satis
fied that you got your money's worth in every
particular. '
AI'I'ROVE I.IQUOR PERMITS
Ml- AsKni-iiitpil Prpssi
REXO.'K'cv.. Slnv 8 The first of'
-a scries of poiiiiits to be lssu'1 lo
j '.lroi.'fri.t5 anil physicians in' Nevada
inpcn which liquor sales unilc-r the
Vulsteail ami Whitley acts will be
: based, have been approve! by the in
Itcrnal revenue department in Wash-
i'U'ftnn. iiccniling to word received
here. The "bone dry" law was abol
ished by the legislature recently
and the Volstead act substituted.
None of the landscapes exhibited
this spring seem convincing! as real
art should. There isn't a billbo.inl
in the lot.
A Wont Ad Will lio Tt.
And Then What?
We ovcrheaid a conversation between two life insurance men.
not I.a Crande agents, but two of those who come to town occas
ionally. They were talking about business yesterday afternoon
and one remarked to the other lhat the fanners were out of the
game and there was no use to call on litem for business.
The woist thing nliout this conversation is that it is almost
true. Hut, when the fanner is out of the game, how long can oth
er lines of business pinsiier'.' How can it lie possible to continue
without men who woik the soil piospt ring? It is a hard problem.
The unbalanced condition of ari'aiis today prohibits a guess, but
unlwt all f'UKloiiiei.ital i'm'os of tlv' business world have heeu scrap
ped thfic will bw a general u'viv.il on (he l.irm er we ill all gvl
mighty badly pinched.
New Copper Tub with which we are including a Paragon
Collapsible Clothes Basket for the price
of the Washer alone.
?5.00 Cash and w e will deliver your new Automatic
Washer and Clothers Basket to your home.
You pay the balance on easy terms of $r.00 a month.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
"ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE"
"fhe )6vn( yellou)
bum.
seldom seh
v)orld afi
ire
Tlu re Jtiia world of dllUil
rllce ""in jlljo way tiiiliiu men
biilidle'-tliijir inuney.
lint the priuluit man In
variably ili iiiuiiiis on,. (,u.
lure lor bin Uciiusittt and that
is
.MiHui.inr; hakkty
Tlil.i liaiili in a nii'iuber of
lln- I-Vilvral 11,-aci-vo SysU-ni,
which la I lie slroiiKcst riuau
eial institulion lu existence.
And u' lnvitu your uc
count vlni In-r Iui-kc or uiiiuu
villi tlul assuruncu that wo
will bIvu it
l'lCUSONAL ATTENTION
You could not do belter
than to muku our bank your
choice.
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