Tuesday, June 12. 1923.
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
Air INir.i'U.ir..vr M-nvHi'Ai'iu.
P"bll)ii'J Cully unil weekly at l.n
Rrandu, l.rciron, liv I.i. (i.iiiiil,. Kveu
lilff UbKrvcr riihltaliinii I'.iiiunuiy.
Illinois dionnis, n.m..r.
11 r muii.
Editorials From
Over the Nation
lli.-tlly, per ynr. In s.lvuti.-ii ...
1'rtilV. Klx lurillltix In ii.lvulici;
l-iiity, ll.reu iiiiiiiiIih. In m.Ivhiii-,. ...i.:
Imily, ..-r 111..111I1 r,'i" "WHY KIDS UK1
llnlly. n.r in.. mil u ... i.- : i ,.i:..i ;., . l..,l,r,. Il,.n
I till Mule III ..ll'.T I'll K-rt !...;. in ri'ii.'i f;n .-i .11M.1.-.1 . i.u. ."...
. , ..Ini-wh ttiim.l. roriliimi: iniin-riitl N-"'"!!;, l.indsov nationally ami laternu-
bntereri nt tho I'oslnf fire at l.n (.mini... . (.-,,,, ,., l'.,rll,,ini; Mulliioiiinli New ' . . ., f,',.,i ...... .r,-..i.,ist on till'
Oreiton, u K...,M,ini Chi Mull Alul.-r. ,,,,, I'.irllnnJ I "".'"'.v (l u " 'I': la"St , "
. . irt.:t el luvemlc ili'Iiniiuem-y. has
i h.-en lei-lurim; m la rite audiences un
111:11111:11 ik Aitsoi.ivriai I'liKNS. '"Why Kid- Lie'' I" his o"in:on Hit'
Tim Axwii'iHtrd itph i ejceii.niv.-i i chief causes arc misdirected loyalty,
Untitled to uw. r.jr I'lit.h.-iiiioii of " ' 1 , niisdiroi-lcd enerirv and misdirected
l,,-w illinl, !.. .:r.;.!llV;l. to II or nol i . . I,.hllil illoso iu. sns
Adilresi. nil communication, to T I C 10
OHSl:itVKU. 1410 Auuin. Ave., L.
flrnndo, oreiron.
si liNCiur i cn inn s.
ll Currier,
Dully. per month 75c
Dully, ii'.-r llir.-e iiiontli
P.llv (i.-r mix mo.. In mlvmire .... k
Dally. alriKle copy 6c
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.,ll.lliii...l lli.rf.li UeleCIS 111 UIU IKKlif Il.ui me nciion
CITY AXO Ol VI'Y .iri'l. lAI.
IMI'i:it.
olIu-rwiMf 'Ti-.li,
AH i-l-,-M. "f r-.i.i.'.li.nll.ni -f '"' unil oven in the church and the
'i't-i-. i ' lui,.!., 'j'j,e prime cau-e of lyiiiie is
, Tear.
WILL:-If ye I Whe-i t'r.TO is no fear of fon.-e
,.u i.l.i.ln : ' iiuences it is as easy t') tell Oi
wards abide i.i , .. ,. d thc tnJth
you, ye shall a k what ye will, and will "be told unless lyinic has he'
ASK WHAT VK
abate in nie, and my
OFFICE CAT
THAUI MASK
BY JUNIUS
UV iiHkctl our ffirl to fo to church
SmimIhv iiiifht, hut her mother invil-
id htim-lf uIoiik ho wo wftnt to
church. j
AnolhiT ffool way to kcI thin to
miiHic In to k-c on workiiiK wlillo
I hi; dinner ht ll riiifja.
it shnll ho lne unto you John 15:7-
7. l come a habit.
Fear i.; a natural instinct and never
A MiuiU l u panacea for many all- 1
r.ientn: If you tire thin, It will malm j
you fat; tf you u'v ful. It will inuko 1
you pleasant;- If you aro ukI it will
ni;tki you hiautirul; If you aro ud, i
It will niako you happy, and so on
;id infinitum. j
Hays the Itnhfonl X. "Y. Spectator. ;
Mis:j Onlee Katon took dinner with ,
tho l'crry fatuily Huiula.
We xiippoae, of couihe, that thu so- :
cial aide of, her visit miivL havo
amounted to HonicthliiK'. hut tin; fact ;
leiuaiuH that she was Onlee i-aton. '
What World Needs
The annual irolilem of how to ear-!
jean l)(. enliiely elimin.'iteir. hut, like '' "N '"'" peraonal belonitliiKB when
e'-ery fone, it can be directed to,-'"" " Vl'i i noiiiei-ins
ise.'-ve a e-cod liuioo-e. If there werj.11" mmoi-vw eniiloye. What nmllcH
(p. ore fear of public opinion the.e
. T , ,. ,. . y. onld he les fear of the law that
Judge (Jury s recent .statement on Ins rtttirn from hurope tliat is ils CXp:l..in.
what the world needs most pmbalily is lull reliance on the liili!o' l.me U a neater force than fear,
oui, uuiiiie leal, il t-aunoi uc loiceu
Poets' Corner
is a lemimier uiai an aiiia.iniy laiuu miinm-i u, j-. ... Mum, Thc ,.hid that love-
lar .stations in life have made like lel'eionces in recent months, jits parents will he i.u-lined to 'hs
This recoonition of an obvious need of mankind v. ill wtirnv'for1;; ??,., k. couo
the liearts of men and women who out of honest conviction have try it will j?row up to j-espect it?
; laws.
l-.r-on i.v,.,.t-,ii,iiti.r tho! tho e, ,1-1,1 li-w li.'.-M !kV'W u.r'.-ill-;i. llllly
. , , " , . , ,, , , , i , ii ' I Children want to he strong, and
Wilt has been j!illieriiio- dust on the shelves of the chancellories, if iyj,- is presented to them as a
and in Hi'.: market places both in this and oilier lands. ;f'rm of weakness they will want to
, ., ' ii. i ii i v '" trothlul. Develop their strength
l,i;e as not such statement" ns Jud.ne dary made will be (lis- ,,,- character and they will scorn to
coiuifi-il I.",- the extreme liidicals as so much pap to be fed to thnl'- he , r;","-'",1 r.iu"' l,c
. . . ' . . ... ... , , , , , , is'ionas the cmld; that i.., us strong
uoi .m:ili with the hope that it will make mm coiuent and Joss j ; character. The Imllyinir father
liU'v t.i -UTittrt. I5ut such characterization will not find genera , '' tt hr an untruthful sen
. ' ii.iii i- n t , -, ,a,id ii the habit of lymtr is checked
aeceiH.eiC'.', .-.liioiiK either those who know the head oi the l ulled : tfc.-v. home as it can be checked
SUito; Ai'i ' I (Oiporatioll or those who know him Hot. ''"'i'1" kindness anil understar.d-
,. , i, ,. ... .... ... , . . i .1 ' r-i'.'. it is not so lil-.elv to he ile-
J iii.'i o J-, i.n undisputed siynincance in the .statement.-) and cheirj .,,.i,,r,e,i in relations with the outside
cmphasiH in the secular press. There has been a drii'tin.'r away i y "'1'1-. aml Judce I.nidsey is v,ght
from old standards of living. There is unrest in the world
Mother Ivn tli locks in aeonv at the wav her children are be
havii.K. This mid that sort of remedy have been tried without, Ml:J; -"dlTo'the ,,:ry
elfcct. What IS llloie natural, UlCll, tliat tllOU;.rllllUI men alKi; ,, here did all our money iro hefainllhe cur sped forward. ; ii.-, I :i In. and hay men who hav.- cut,
., KV,,,.iM .,1 l,,l rrmeodi. M ol-meo li-.i-kwirdv tn llll' fl-,e;!v" hui' "Ulo:niil,iIes ? " answer ya i or lire licifliinlnK lo harvent llieb- first;
women .snou a at least concede a jtlanic 1)..cis.ikjs lo int. i.ij! ,,.U1,.y m.le lh.,t t;un), c..hl im.ho i eoni,-ii,iinK in i,ii n, the1 ,-rop of ain.ini .- losing money i,y
When the liible, the Chllich, tlie Tell Commandments and the! was take-i no in ebiborale him e fur- Islnnu luiiKmia-e. Amos Tush says i lln- w--t weather. I
rirt ni.il-nl rude llle-llll solllrdliipir niv rl lVS dlll ilie- the week jiA I ''i"-11"!!.'--! and in tlie pilivhasi of iew-l-i Crande man Is called the "receiv. i l-'oi- the last Iwo niKhts heavy t'aun- I
hlllCC IllOial COtle niUlllI. .SOmClllllljr Sl (I.IJS CUlHHi," IIIC Wl tlt l.. rsnne-allv ilhmm-i.U In.lie... inv .-fl h.-enuse l. n.-v.-i- hio,l,;,sls .i. i- :in.l lli.-hlll,IIL- storms l.:,v.. s,i..i.l !
Well HS tllll'MlX the service llOUl 011 Hie Sabbath? Itio-i.-i are that li-.i ouiiental as is tlieUinyllilntr. Il is always rvecivliiK. hut "i.- enmity nod last nlfc-ht the precip-
?!'r,.rreir!ile e.':t nditllle for aut-ilno-, u vi-i Ij.ve:: iiiillilnK. italioii rrai-hed eirht-lenllis of an.
il-Ji-s, there l-.as been dllTilautlon in! !' al first you don't tiuei-'ec'd. phone 'nc'i . .Ml .streams wir running hitrli ' tvrTWTayTf'Tya1 jiUninir v
Mi;e rosily aifirrandsiifiiient nt ihei1"1'' pnone nsraln. :'tn more nun was expeffd
t In- pi-ollfui more vexing to hi in is
the knowl. that he lias uulved the
r'ume problem In previous year:- hut
he eun't remeinhir how.
(Hie iie:ui(i of helping hriim' tin'
Hitaar xl ortionei-H to time is to stir
the BUK-ar lit the bottom or your coff-t-e
cup.
I.illlon KOi-a out sometime:!
lhell.i plays koo! coo!
Vioh-t HtrltitfH up all the hoys,
lMnii) neck:t no rue, loo.
DECORATION IMY j
And there's graves far awav i
Of loved ones lun gone to their re it
there are no loving hands to place
flowers thereon,
For tho.e that luved them have drift-
ed and gone:
JERSEY
Diip, drip, the raindrops fall.
Soft .sinns the wind in the pine
trees tall;
And the sweet wild bird has hushed
his stnjr.
Kor the sun has not shown th
whoe day loni?-
What the trav.-lintc men ihsire is a From the little pantry window 1
Miuhlier that will take the humps out I can see
oi the small-town hotel matir-s:i. (A Lunch of sweet voilets growing
cloe by a pine tree;
In tin- old (Iuvh tho difference he-lr.h, tittle wild violets, you're sweet
tween a nohody and it somebody w:is as can be '
In the blood. Now it's in the hank. You seem- to nod at me slyly and j
I beckon to me. j
Two HaiulK Jtexinucrs. . Grace Rose. !
'op halted a. i Or.mde driver: I 1
"Why didn't yon stick out your hand i . liain .Menace to Cmps.
when you turned that corner?" I'KS I U .KTtlX, Or.. June I . Itain
St tide: "I '.ut, I eouldnt' lot no oT j cent nneil tt- full today, and lariuern
the. wheel, could IV" nuw say that they have hiid sut'fi-
t'op: "lint, you have Iwo ai-m:." !e;nl for their uxain crops until they;
"Ah. step un it," piped up the sweei ijtre harvested. Farmers Ercnorally ui'O 1
VOiinK thinr neslled nt his side and heKinnhiK to worry about tiie eontiii- 1
Time merely emphasizes the depemlaljility of .sticking to piini -)!c,
of the consequences of failure or lefusal to do the light thine;,
of the folly of avoiding tho penalty for wrong living. If the coun
sel of Judiie Gary and others gcC: people lo thinking of the funda-
mentals of life, perhaps life's problems will not seem so h.peless;l,cL,eT'Vrcml',T;:ml,.;ntal'ne
lifter all.
You Get So Much Good Out of
PHOENIX HOSE
Miles and miles the walkers of the world
travel in l'hoenix Hosiery every year.
Not only do more people wear it than any
other kind, hut as it carries them over greater
distances, in refined elegance, at lower cost, it
has attained the enviable position of being the
dominant product of its field ty standard
hosiery everywhere.
To men, women and childjn it brings ever
the inspiriting economy ofmxurious travel over
lontr and;trcnuous miLes.
- - V JI
b fc
1 a 1
Imrii'e niir in tlif love f;r ieweN. Ut.
n-jrl hy a London authority is to ' -Trr
;C effc'-t that in fln hi.it f.nir vc-ir
"Richer and Poorer"
I'h ; or; i;cit. the cenlurie.4 ol advancing: civilization apostles
iiatinj; j.e. iods of expulsion and contraction. In jfood limes all
shaied in the prosperity while in bad times,. Uupoor su I'l ereil . '."'J: r.'!,jl. u'r"'
prierfly. I!ut the movement as a whole has been persistently! have been.. shipped to
U.v.-i! d improvement.
The lich have jjot richer, and (he number of ricl
' -.-nil J stones worth more than $'0.-'x
."1)0 0(10, anil that this country ali-io
ii'h'i ,0 per cent of the world's
1 hi,' nut of diamonds.
Uln'e Ame:ica i not the center
ni tile world iniile in fem-i. it is
,-.:id for nearly half a ceinury
e" i t!i,. win-Ids h" -L market. o
A . ,i ,ii ,,.,i.,. In. .. I .. i ... 1,0
of unlet. ii:vv .rung the ehan'es on the assertion that "the rich j-. mii.? Crnni ihe London exnnrtcrs
av.-e j."Oit::v;-.iicher and the poor poorer." There have been alier-1 "lwv- notorious tor tbejo
e I ownership of llie mast co.-.l.lv ,--v.d . 1 o
'tiatiiii; i.e. mils of expulsion and contraction. In kooi! times all, i.i the i,t few vears there has heenlo
pre.-ed:'nte 1 ilemand her,, for t"ie
iiiuioivls. The-e I o
America unl il I o
the aiTL'rei'ate now reaches into the 1 2
I millions of pennyiveitrhts. Tbey arelo
or nioder-i Ivinir puicha.-) by tier, (.as whnio
af.J.v well-to-do has increased enoiniouslv. Uut that the no r ! L'y" r"'' ,hai vv-.iiiih surplus t
, . , . . " , r.vc.-t m sucn tancilile evuleuces of ,o
nave jjiown poorer is not true. It is impossible lor wealth to l n -; . -:tlt Ii and pro-perity- :o
crease without its benefits beinjr distributed to every stratum of
.society. For proof ( ne has but to look arounti him. Occasiunallv " ;o
,i. , -i l -,- -. .- ii-i 'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o
u iii--.li it .-.iiui, uM ii il weie a oiscovei , tliat ine worio is ellallo- '-'
o
mj. It is chaiiirinjv, but the change has been sdinj; on for aires,
and moving in one groove all the time. Comparison of the pres-
ent with times past is convincine; of this. ,
In the seventeenth century in I-.'nol.ind the accuniu!;ition of g
wealth was as noticeable as has been the accumulation in the g
United States in the last few years. The lich -rot very much rich- o
er in that time, but the number of people with estates increased g
by leaps and bounds, these lisinji' from the lanks of the poor, S
while the condition of the latter class vastly inipiovod as was
shown by their ability to gratify ambitii ns aforetime vhollv out
of their reach.
And today the betterment of condition of all classes of society 'o
, as evidenced by ability to sraiify material desires is far (rroater f
than 3."0 years a;co, or lb yeais ago.
" The High Cost of Styles
Accoi'dinir to W'm. A. Diiri'in of tin. deiiaeimeiit of ciiii:iiii.:i-c
in The Nation's i:u.,iue'is. your n.oi i:m('s ii'k is beinjr trans- g
polled in 2:,.!( styles of can. only to be pound into sixty-odd shape.;
ol milk I Kittles, titled with 2!) dil'I'eieiit sizes of paper cap; am!
the pistons of your automobile motor m-.y be equipped with any
one of 11.000 diffeit-ut sizes and types of pi.-. ton l ino'.
A single nvimil'acturer of b;-dsl...i.ds ju.-1 be fore the war car
lied Dili designs; and one luanufnt liner of paper, up to a year
oi two ano, oloiied in a line of oi r 2.000 varieties and brands:
while in such a commodity as worn, n's .--hois, no one can stale
the fnlf exlept of vaiiali.-n. for a sample estimate, consiile:
that feminine foot jretii-Js liuiuul'actuied i.i widths and sixes total
in? a ranire of l!)ii items, that any "Jven style ni:iy be pioducci
in 10 dil'l'en nt. mateiial... yWints l.l'-CO varieties for nne style in1
all leathers, fal. I ic.?i sit s Mid widths; ll-.eu coiilenrihite tho ex
perts' eniuiii'iatioii:; of cm nn! styles, v. hid; eantre from 2.'):) 1 t,s
20,0110 designs: rani you ;.riie at a toi.rl of f'l.r.i .'V'.iiio.ooo to
r,!),ooo.oeo dii'lViem slu.es. Ilv.-n if the fact is a mere mil'ioii.
it would semi sufl'i, i, nt!y ote:.(i;e.
3
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7 Merati Wilton fugs
.f Try ur Founta,n A i mwS
WM Drinks and Special 1 !' WmmtW
Cooling, Wshinnd
fjpf . Appetizing 8 . j
Sr'' : DontForgct Chautauqua f II We arcnowwing o:w of the largest j
V (fc"' Si stockier line AV1LT0N RUGS
v i1&&? Juhe 2-l-2aInclusive ?! in Orearon. B
Il UT'lr-' Tl PI 1 W. H. Bohnenkamp Go.
fJljHV ralace 1 Four Floors of Fine Furailure I
riaftiiii ii ii iii im Mi ii urn "iriui-'ni-i T'lr t I ! ''w"w,m',mre:'
2 ' : : : :
I I I; CAN'T FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD
. a - . .. : - observer waxt am
:it .ill liiiie.i to yu i I he osl O - . . . . ; : ------
ftC yimi- "'"""V Ol ,-',,-ji-. vi.: - ,t,i'; j-r ;v. j ..,--,-. -.MLJ.tl. -
riu'ii" r . in- I'liiiv oi-d.-is o BWWoi ' n0;,u..M. . A man nnelit lo. a for-
o We Will li- llur Tln'-in Win-,, g if?te Si ' . "I i n.. hy a inKl.i atroko-l.ut
o fou Si. . g HimfeHite rSs J ' v.'rv t ""-in arc made
nrifirinrtnri.-IAnnrlfi.-iftfinAnAnnnn I 'UB.'VWr I II I . V . I VI U AXT ui L.ll r II llllll Hli'll.'ll- II
v w w w w w w . v. w v ww - w w v w v W W V J I -t. J54.-JSI" I II ffl I "X. AiWA - f ' V II
- S VVV.sr WV- US- OI ey.-ry available re-
1 (S?i SJ! ','lVic rV fH""'" Ue IndividuarH
.j--. - 3. : TRi xj' I Ti'Tif53 -u""-oid.
" rrivaU m j - I ! ' J ', v..,. can . c,.-3
yryy , 1 1 'J I J (, arouml wlii.-iiTilrtun,,,,,
W The WaBfem Sadals Mi'iii:; M'rZZlZZa
.
in
Something
New
"CHOC CONES"
I I'll- le- I : . :i:i I Vies, I;. I-.-i'1'.-r
" ill I... .-..:i,..l IliKi,!,- Ie
r.;ill:l;i I". . a ill imi.-it ie in.-i.'!i!n
well i-r::i: sw i.'i-:i' mm
i in M -oi. i i-:,
'I'll,' prii-i- r.-iiiiiiiH il.- sa.
Mr. Fish's Salt Lake Booklet
A. I,. Fish of the Sal?, l.pke Teleorr.m has WMied a m-if'il'i-crnt
booklet en "Salt Lake fitv- ('. nt.r of Seevie Americ-i"
which is abundantly wmthv of a place in eveiy library. The
stoev is t,,d in be.-nitifnl pictnies. finely nrii'.tiH in four colies.
and it is a story of intense interest. Xothino has hem vpn-eil
to i-v.,-,. iis licitlel umiliy f the time nee cives it. Mr. l-'isb
was formerly business manajver of the rortl.-mil .Tiniru.il end w-n'
to Sal:. 1 eke City seveio! years aro to c!o r-:e of the Te'e.
efani of the' . Thn'; J... hes fit into t!:e r, j.,.) 1 ;, of
Utah lifp. imbihiir: 1 1io lo'-eil-- io ftitf v.lnVh i.. ii;;h ard p:ei-e'.
is conclusively fchown by the hookUt whiclt he has just issued. i
M
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v il A
UOIMNGCH.VIR
l.'.lKKVEAU
Sold by
The Toggery
An. In w Hum
Bringing the latest vtsions of this much favored
mode, which, with thole already here, make a col-K't-tkui
of wonderful nteresl to every woman who
1 .... L ...1 . ...1 li .11 I
nas iHu4 ei seieeieo aer sa-utais ior summer.
h lower ln.l and clever cut-out de-
-e evu-recurring notes in these
Charming, tV arffthe various clover strap arrange
ments whichVftep seem complicated, yet arc. always
so easily fasten! in place.
In this collection are Sandals priced at
$.-. 1."). ?(!.0I) and Sli.oO
The Boofcery Inc.
"A Paradise for Tirsd Feel"
Home f the Arch-Aid Shoe
GROVE!? SMITH- M-r.
Quit bloWm bubbes
ond
star
ill oufbaiik.
dollar is all you need to
t your account, on-l a tie
to see it crow will lninK
rising n-siills In a vi ar's
And n.ev i ii, ii,,,,.
lilart building for the future.
sr
r tun
making trick
: Z -- mmr-mr j -.-JHg
IT TAKKS lot) VI;AKS TO (IIIOW T1MDER
l'fi oi t vol k rums