La Grande evening observer., May 22, 1923, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, May-22, 1923.
La Grande Evening Observer
AN INDEPENDENT NEttSI'AI'ttH.
Published dally tnd weekly mt tl
ii rami i.regou, ny i,a uranua uvun
liiK Obwrrer PiihliNtiliiff ('oiiiitany,
CUUCB UKNXIS, Editor.
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9IKMUi:it OK AfKOi;iATi:il I'MIOKN.
The AMMH'iitfd I'CMd In eiulllMlv.elv
rntltled to imu for publication of l'
Dh dlfpntrhHn rre'iited lo It or tun
other winy r red Hud In thin piT, and
lao the local new a ptthllfthtd I here In
AH rlRl'l' of r-piltillrnltoit "f polil
dispatch herein alo are reserved.
GOD'S WOKD STANDS: The
grass withcreth, the flower fatleth;
but the word of our Ciod shall stand
forever. Isaiah 40:8.
Progress in Mexico
OFFICE CAT
IflAOt frtAAK
BY JUNIUS
'No, suit ! Ah .-nt liko pcaehei
le Bvitls done tickle inah throat !"
There art four kinds of people in
Time was, and not so long since, when the little Mexican never!111 who crn(.k mtvA
saw a school house, who wholly unacquainted with teachers and j
had never heard of .McGuffey and his successors.' .this paradise
. o-" boyhcod lately has Iwen invaded by progress under the Obreguiii
ndministmtiuir and the Mexican child is Iein$r taiiRlit una, say
'J'hoo who truck heads.
Those who crack hearts.
Those who crack Jokes.
The trouble ahout set tint; ot ,f
j-uniali one'd enemies it that in pun
CONSERVATION OP
FORESTS SUBJECT
OF SALEM CAUCUS
(By Asoclated PrcHa) '
8 A MOM, May 21.- Forestry con
servation In Oregon wu tho MUhjcct
for cons deration at tho conference
of dinti let fire wardens opening1 at
Din Htato rupitol hero today. Tho
meeting will continue ,th rough to
morrow.
Clovernor Walter SI. Pierce 1h on
tho proKium for an address on the
Importance of protecting tho ra
sources of thu atate. Ills address
was lo follow the call to order by !'.
A. Klliott, atate forest or. T. T. Mun
i;re, Tnitfd Males foreal service, had
a talk on reforestation, and George
W. Peavy, of Oregon Atrriciiltuml
college, on the warden us un tutu
cato,.
The arternoon program included n
liilk by Dr. J, V. Hoffman, director
of tho Wind Itlver experiment sta
tion on the relationship of humidity
to forest fires. II. J. Kherly, deputy
.'.late forester and t H. Chapman
were to seak on forestry topics.
LOUIS HILL BUYS LAND
ALBANY, Ore., May 22. Louis J.
Hill has bought il ,000 acres of lund
in Linn county from the Ore iron &
(Western Colonization company fcr a
consideration of nearly I,5UU,UU";
It's too Mountain Hoad company by the jrov-
i fli-nmont with I ha t innln t in (h.it- f?m
company build a nad fiom the Idaho
line to Albany.
About 14 years apo a company of
St. Paul and Minneapolis capitalists
organized and incorporated the Oro
Kon & Western Colonization com
pany and bought the land and have
since held it.
Here is an infallible proof of pros
perity. The bill is to be discon
tinued because of the ease, with
which it can be raised, though, .of
course, some folks have trouble rais
ing1 a single dollar.
..Koamrm-c wall A n ii o-h f '- l.slilutf one. a man Kt'nerallv makes a, a. ,na, ,h;h na filzi,!
The most recent development in tho public school system of "- "T "-Jf " ?A'ttft
Mexico is the decision to teach all children how to nmku toys, can- .motok a.;i: iii:s the Wiilan-tic Valley & Cascade
dv soao and ether useful products. The preliminary announce-1 "i 'lun-t want tuo car;
. - . u .. i...... . "
fiients stress, sigTiUicaniiy pernaps, inose inree useiui piuuucis. ( -n, ln a ,.oui of lumps:
possibly to stir cogitation in contemplativ Mexican children. No'Vii mail, n nahui."
youngster can regard the trio unmoved. A school lesson devoted! ,AV ,si.,:,:l:s ;, Tllls
to the manufacture of candy would find few tardy or absent, and j to i it window:
there is a potency in the building of toyi which is not without its " ft'1. ,'(l.K','.r,''K,s,''nl,
. appeal. Cut there is, you observe, also soap; .and ;the manufacture
JIdi'h'kLiI weart; shell lmU Bilk,
..r v.Va iha .iiQi-,,fi',.iio f n wliiilinir aliit.iiin. nectilinr and My Kl wmra fiannelaitc.
1 Ul QUILJJ t H"- J' lini'iiu J ....u.o.fs , . j
odorOUS. . . , J. lira in wild anil Bay,
However, there is life symbolically set forth lor the aspiring! Ji i'';,,,:;"; for
1 Mexican child. Life, he observes thoughtfully, is not all toys and l jjmv'
candy ; there can be no life (in shcool) without simp; Or if he be of voir u-., ,. iirt i would."
sanguine temperament he can invert the older and reason with )nul,. ,,,,; lnlu ulnp
iiimp!f tli.il he who has soan also has candy and toys. It is a Mi)--i::mno nu-, ir. (Humping
... ., . , , .into fin' hyilranO ICiiuae me. Utile
superb lesson in the law of compensation. i,,OJ (ij .mpinK imo aeeond lamp
i We turn from the Mexictm situation, which is being improved i ami laiimc down) weii, i n
by education, to a concrte example of what education actually has-'' 81 "f
accomplished among a similar people the Filipinos. i At tiu.t ti.e iarwm monkey iory
' When George T. Cochran and wife of La Grande were stationed !m' "ul""nt c,,a
in the Philippines they witnessed the starting of what already has
proved to be a murvelous change wronght through books and edu-j, ;'(; X'XaX.
caticn. In those davs the courts retained their records in Spanish,!.
! trading was done through an interpreter and every where it was!, 'j" t
licccssnry to use Spanish in order to get along in the islands. Am- (1 r.vate ine wuhuut a- sit-ii of ro-
trican educational systems were introduced and Mr. Cochran, who .
has kepbin touch with the Philippines, says today the courts use Ut, man 'who utmek a
Emrlish records, trading is done by use of the English language imiuiv k, tuoK m ii s.n i.mk b
and the young people of the islands speak l fluently. Mexico can ,0rd.Wte
,U, tlin s.'inio that the PhiliDDIIieS have done if it IS the Wish Ot the.'ilK' tlmntlcr- rolletf. the llt-mnlnK
national leaders.
Which one of their reasons will the gougers finally concentrate
ok for the high cob of sugar? - "
Many individuals are able to annex lucrative jobs because vexa
tious problems of mankind remain unsolved.
.ll.liJiCtt
. Tim WiiU'r, dreneheil thu wlndoxv
pane, . -
With eaeli n.-w deluge, thunilftr
j el uhlH'd, - i-
i ftnd Btill tliu iunner prayed for
:- S'. Keeping Codl'-lsVAl. "
tel FinP Art J. ' 1
DON'T ENVY A
GOOD COMPLEXION
f -yHAVE ONE,; " "
'''Complexions dah' he
developed by persist
ence and good reliable
materials here are a
few: . "' ; ."
Blue Rose Brillian-
tine 50c
Djer Kiss Vanishing
Cream ".... 50c
Lemon Cream 45c
Malvina (for
freckles) 1 45c
Oriental Beauti-
fier $1.35
Poudre Sachet 95c
Egyptian Talc ..........19c
And who doesn't envy the
woman who appears self pos
sessed, on the warmest sum
mex day. . You will, find an
abundance of patterns and col
ors among the new wash ma
terials that will make the
smai-test and coolest dresses
ever.
New v.oiles expi'ess them
selves with smart printed de
signs that seem to be just light
for blouses and dresses. See
the special display of summer,
fabrics.
FOR SALE
5 room modern houiw. full basement
ami lurnaco, lot 4;xl 10, uaruRe.
shade trees, Iuwn, ?ood fixtures,
one block off Adams avenue, on
t.'udur street. Price $3500. UO. 'j'hero
is a mortgage, for ( 1 uo which the
purchaser can assume. A small
cash payment down und the balunce
can be carried on contract.
Skirts, Blouses and Sweaters
ruin.
i American women's clothes cost more than a billion in 1922. 'hlur
And they never "had u rag fit to wear," at that.
' "With much reluctnnco tho man-i'Ki-'nienl
vt the Kiitia HotH Is forced
lo an mm nit1 that no more rowdyism
w II be tolerated in or about thto
hotel." .Noltcu in .Mnnciu, Ind.
Never rcuHer feed for ti new crop
of troubles by tulkint; about them.
A i.-t:tteiiient Is sent out that tho
pot office ilcvai tmcnt is to furniidi
pens In peMoiriee: tliat can be used
for wrtUnf,. The present kind are
tioud fur t'verylhlnnrj but writing.
. In some sections wild men dance until they fall exhausted, but
they have nothing on some so-called civilized folk.
A man's imagination is more easily stirred than his ambition.
. 9
THE I'ASSING "PHK'ITY MAN" I (,r' ,illA pIniho. hold a hn.band.1
SpriiiRfieltl Union: Ihe day of thej nff(,ctioiw?" llmlee.l thev can; fine beriff dues.
'pretty iran" in at vertisin seems to clotheit win hcJd"all that a man
be niissniir. I-or a Ion if tune the pub-. a t n,., fi.m rlnilm; rn !o3 :' ""'n would leav
nc nas ueen sonrewnai uoreu uy me on jne mttn
i aces 01 oeauiuui youiiK lcuuwi
whone business in life appeared to be
the weannfr of collars and the moK
Advert 'se your business before tho
foot-
5 room housii, 6 large lots, barn, I
framjre, cold storage, w ood shed j
and a largu -well ventilated chicken
house and run, beautiful garden
spot with strawberries, ruspberrios,
fruit trees, shade trees and lawn. 1
All for $2t)(iu.oo and $4(it.til cashj
will bundle It. Uulance monthly in-jLWc
stalments. , J
6 room new house. Just ttbout com
pleted, lot 0xl It) feet. ouurUu'l
basement, cemented bath room but,
no fixtures, 'juleclrlti llghtH and city!
water, located on 11th .street in a
locality that is biittdlng up rast. uiid!
the price on'term, $JS0U.0. If halfj
cash will imiko a liberal reduction.
Can bo bought with 5350 cash p;iy
ment and balance monthly inatul
mcnt.
for
ear
Owing to the fact that fashion is featuring sep
arate skirts more than ever this season, we have, se
cured a. fine variety of the more attractive models
in silk or wool. Perfect pleating, faultless tailoring
and moderate prices will keep you looking your best.
Have you seen our new King Tut Blouses?
The beautiful colors and Egyptian' designs. The
materials are interesting and you will! like the pric
es, too. ii . , .,' .
:v' . $5.90 and $6.90 ' 'J.
. i rri
ICS l 1 I .1 I
5 room house Just being completed In
tho same locality, ahout the aamo
aa tho other, hut differently de
slK'ied. l-'or JioOO.OU on tho same
terma.
Rub Rheumatic; Pain
; From Aching Joints
Rub Palrv right out with email
. tRial. bQttlo.cf old, , .
-'fit. Jacobs Oil.";;. ,
, Stop '.'dosing"'. Rheumatism. ...
It's pain only; not one case in fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, pcncrtaiing "St. Jacobs" Oil"
7 room house, modern, on Adruim
avenue, close in, beautifully local-! right on the "tender spot," and by the
eft, large lawn, trees, shrublx-ry, i
large barn and garage, two large
lots, nil in good condition. 1'rlei , '
riBoo.oo. $1000 cash and tho bal
ance $1000 t-aeh year until paid.
Come in and tnllc with us nhmii
wiiue other good bargain we have.
. An we understand iL Muscle Shoal
ing of cigarettes. They were indeed j IH a. wbjte elephant that can be used
qualified for just such tasks, if their
looks were any criterion of the'r ca
pacities but they veemed scarcely ca
pable of assoeiatine; with real human
beiius. Too often the renetion upon
the advertisement reader was, "if he
likes that brand of cigarettes I
won't."'
Some p.-ychologist must have dis
covered thi;s for the advertising
faces of tyday are :nne human. The
man pictured in the newspaper and
magazine advertisements ' that luive
been appearing of 'ate le-okH more
like the sort of person the reader
would want to meet. Ho is pleasant.
He look as if he woul.l have ideas
and ntiuht be a fine fellow to jro
fishing with. Theie uie wrinkles in
his face and his complexion is not
w faultles that it suggests beauty
parlors anil plastic treatments.
Vnt all arti'ts have discovered the
advantages of draping the wares cf
tneir eitiployers ntout such n type.
The man without a thought still
stares out from the printed imiko. Hut
it W a relief to the nuiv.be is of
move human beings depicted in ad
vertisements on the increase, and the
rtisnee nre that the vares whose
advantages the now men arc kup-
potcato put lorwunl wiN find larger;
sales becHue of it.
to nip For.l's presidential nspira:ions
in the buil.
tlicl
print i
VI i ie' eternal rami to grace.
Had they gotten mother's slipper
At the jiopei time and place.
In The I -a Grande N'miiumi n,...i, m.i
iirthds. i-i :rail.i ti '
dead one. i
Phy, Black & Stoop
lne of t?i most llnished
e kinnv i ', of com:-
time you say Jack Robinson out
comes the rheumatic pain and distress.
at Jacobs Uil is a harmless rheu
matism liniment which never disatt-
I points and doesn't burn the skin. It
takes pain, soreness and stillness trom
aching joints, muscles and hones;
stops sciatica, lumbago, backache and
neuralgia.
Limber up ! Get a small trial bottle
of old-time, honest "St. Jacobs Oil"
from any drug store, and in a mo
ment, you'll be free from pains, aches
and stiffness. Don't suffer 1 Rub
rheumatism -way. 1
' ' Money No Measure r
" The value ..of telephone . service cannot be .
'measured in dollar:, and cents. No community
.. without telephone service can exist in competi
tion with another mmunity tliat has' telephone
service. . ; , : :-
H b m e independent
Telephone Co.
THE SCHOOLS AND DAMINCi
Farcii Forum: I.Ht session it wa
the amokinjr in diiiinc roonm hi".
Hint envc tho legislative session it;
"kick"'
Now it Is the bill prohibiting ilar.r
inir in public whool buil.lin'rs
It would be a crime, under a bill
Ihnt i before the n8c:nhlv, ti ieili-
nhlo hv a jhh i.eric:iee mid a fine
for any sehorJ officer to sanction
dancing in any public school within
the state.
Hijrh school lui'enfs will dance
barred from the schools, they will
mini tneir danres In public halls,
without the splendid supervision (hat
ran lie, and is given, in the sehool
huiMinc.4-
If danring in a school building I
lo be made a crime, why not (ro the
whole way and outlaw it anywhere
and everywhere. j
It is h?inf asked: "Did t.':e di-'
rovery of America do Ihe noiid n j
good?" "j
. ; ft-
It lilies a lid t. me tu s:ie
. u !iuE yon c uld lose In a
.i;r iu ,-bliiu nt In u single
.I:;y.
easy enough to spend
ni. n hut not always so
eary to I!n I a good invest
ment tor yo;ir money.
.ii:r luinli offer you a site
I iii -r inve.stmeiit in one or
more of our
i jii.Ti:.s ok
. ii-:i'osit
fKe bestVa
to et tihek you
'vJant,, b to
cju.it Janrind and
These
It V. ill
v or Uiinr
liuildnu'
rerfflcates of depos
keep your dollura
tdr yjn, constantly
up yur.r account.
Il'a ml;:My p!e;is;int lo
Know that jour money s
v, hi re it Is j.bMtlutely hhIV
and alwiiy.i uMitlatde lor use
In emergency.
.nd our t-ertirieiites of fle
poiitt you ju."l hucJi tin
iiiurant;r In safety.
sir -
N $7 lrt - V
o . W & V CSV
.IT TAKKS 100 KAItS TO CI!(V T1JIKKR
ri'ToiT ot'K nn::s
a hlj wm ei k. 4 . r
TODAY
WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
S T. A R"
WWT.
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Children:...:;:
Joe
; 10c
Shows at 2:30, 7:15 and 9:00.
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