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AH INUEI'KRIIJKXT NKW SI'AI'KK.
PnbllBlie-1 Cully nnd weehlv ut 1.n
Brando, on-Ron, lv La Uruntltf Kven
liiK Oborvi-r lUihlixhiiiK t 'mnpjiny.
iillULHS UKXNIK, KdlUir.
Entered at the Ponton leu at La (Jrande.
Oregon, oh tv.cumJ 'tw Mall Muttnr.
II X Mall.
Dally, ptr ynr. In ad vatic .fri.U'i
I'Hlly, mIx moiiltiM lo uelvnticu ju.&i'
1'nily, lliii'u nionlliM, In atlviiiMi '
Jhiily, pfl" iitorilh
bully, ir nioiuti fo
(It r"u In uMitr Or.K"ii Hot.
K'u Klxti.l fnrrlMfiiir IliltM-rilLl NfW
I ftHinl, I 'or I land; Alulliionititi NuW
jfcilmid, I'ortlMiid.
AddrcHM all cntnrnunt'-atloiia to THK
OBMJKVKIl. 1-tlti Adam Av..
(IrnriUu, OrtKoii.
HI IHCUin IO. HATHS.
11 Carrier.
Dally, pur month
imiiy, (mt thre; ijiontlm
Dally pi-r nix mo., in advancb ,
Daily. hiiikIu cupy
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ITV AMI t'ltlM'l ilKFIIy'l AIj
tlKMIIKJt UK AJOCI A'l'HiJ I'HKMK.
The AKMoctatt-d I 'run Ik x:lulvely
entitled to line for puhlK alion of a).
i;ew dlpnt Iich fj-rdlifd to It or noi
Othf FWIIti: Tl-llkffl 111 IhlH pltp'T, H ll'i
IlIku Out loi'Hi tivw )oIiIIIi.mI ti(trh;
Ml rl:h la of re-(Milillallori f MptnriH'
dlxpjih iu'i ln-ri In Ihi artf p'wtm'iI,
mj.;n i.ovi: DAUKM-IKH: This is
tin -ond'iiihutlon, thai, lifchl In conn'
into lli wi Id, ami incii lov 'l ilurlt
r :i t h thiin IikIiI, M-raum; I heir
idt-cda wii- cjvil. John 3:J'J.
Two Rip Van Winkles
OFFICE CAT
TRADE WK
BY JUNIUS
At I lie thurily Ball.
''Hero we arc sellinir kisstvi lo
ruhtf money, ami she's liootlnifKint?
I'm r-" in the conservatory."
F.verv
for the
.ifht.
chilil
little
I'or the first vear, love taken the
bride to her liu-hard's office, after
that su.-picion iloes it.
Correct this sentence: "The boy
vas oven so much sijemliiiir money
that
hint's
he never
If."
Americans I'olui'iiiiiff 1'rom (h-rmany icport that while the ex
kaiser is retraidcd as a hopeless luis-hcon and his name is rarely
mentioned lv the neonle. a prominent place in public affairs is I
still occupied by that notorious pair, Ludeiidorff find idLMll)Uly.!l(l,li;:.,l'.I).clhff,
Jt is .stianjre to leflect that while most of those who led the othcr,ii you .t what
nations in the gieal war have either departed this hie or haw;
none into virtual retirement, these two men should still be exer
cising a potent influence in Germany. It mie,ht have been thought
that since they lost the war and were iinionjr those responsible
for plunging Go many into the maelstrom of suffering, popular
resentment would be aroused against them. IHit their appear
ance in public is still the signal for enthusiastic demonstrations.
They not only do- not "lag superfluous on the stage," but every
now and then seem to be occupying its center.
It is impossible to avoid the conclusion that a considerable por
tion of the people of Germany are still hoping for a restoration of
the monarchy and look upon these two as surviving symbols of
the old regime. Sarah Wambaugh, who was a member of the
r.ecretai iat of the League of Nations, has been interviewing Ger
mans on the subject and says that in I'russia, at least, all per
rons above the rank of small shopkeeper arc monarchists at heart.
Trobably this sentiment has been strengthened by the French
invasion of the liuhr. lielievers in the force of heredity would
be sorry to see a Jlohenzollern back on the throne. The other
nations could not permit such a menace to their peace. If the
Gel man people mo wise they will suppress the activities of Lud
endorff and company. These old men, veritable Rip Van Winkles
in their inability to realize the progress the world has made since
their time of power, are the worst enemies Germany has today.
is born free, ex-jent
matter of the war
rt of thinkini;
you wouhl be
vcu deserve-
STKANCE
Why thev name it horseradish
Must just have been for fun;
Kor it does not look like u horse,
Nor does it taste like one.
Iickawanna Journal
And why call carrots carrots,
We wonder where we're at;
Tlie name we call a carrot
lkesii't sound a bit lik? that.
Houston Chronicle.
Carrots will he carrots, and
They'ro tfnod, but I'll he !
If I could ever understand
Or like a Texas yam.
Newark 0- Advocate.
They label it "VVVUh Rabbit
lJpo;t the bill of fare,
Unluss, perchance, chef's head
drops one,
It never sees a hare.
TO BRQADCA5
T
HARDING SPEECH
When President Mardini?.
on hit trans-Continental tour to Alas-
ka, arnvea in St- Louis June 21, he
will deliver the first of the important
addresses to be made on that trip.
This address will bo broadcast by
station K S I). It will be the first
time a president of the United
States has been heard over the ra
dio.
A nunrber of broadcastiiiK stations
throughout the country, as a cour
tesy to the president, will remain
silent while he speaks- It is the
intention to make this occasion a
test to determine whether, undir
ideal conditions, the president of the
United States can be heard in overy
state of the Union. Station K S D.
durinir a midnie-ht concert last Sep
tember, received reports from all 48
states
The address of President Hardinpio
will begin about 8 p m. Central o
standard time. There is no daylight j g
saving in St. Louis. Listeners in I o
this locality, who hear the president j o
are asked lo send a report to the J,
Kadio Editor of the St- Louis Post- o
Dispatch, operators of K S D. Bnad- ;2
casting will be on o-l'l meteiS;
50 kilocycles. o
outlook for the balance of this year
points to continuous operation, ex
t ept that a number of night shifts
will (bo discontinued beginning about
July 1.
Lmpluymcnt There are plenty of
men for camps and mills, there being
less highway construction now than
this time a year ago. Supply and
demand for men in all lines is well
starting balanced-
The pose of Rodin's "Thinker"
never seems natural to us. He hasn't
get his feet on the desk-
Another good wav to retain your
j faith in your fellowmen is to nvake
nun sign on the dotted line.
No system of government will tieein
pi'i-rcct until people aro.
"OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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4L Paper Makes Report
On East Oregon Business
News letter, of June IT.
summary ut conmtion
made an ass of
The 41,
contains
that exist in Eastern Oregon anil
Southern Idaho. It rends as follows:
Lodging From La Grande, Ore
gon, to Hoise, Idaho, all camps are
in operation. Logging railroad ex
tensions, rantn iniorovemcnts and
lKes to new locations are beine
made by many companies- The
Grande Honde Lumber company i
now logging on Jordan cieek, neai
Perry, having recent Iv moved its
camp from the Wallowa branch ofiO
the O- & W. R. R. The Hnwiwn ig
Hicks company is extending its rail-jo
road and is clearing a site for i ;g
permanent logging ciinvmunity cell-; 0
ter. A' second Clyde skidder was j o
recently installed und this cr.mpnriy j g
is trying out eight-wheeled l.igginejo
trucks as used in Southern overa- o
lions. The ordy log drive in K:'st'g
ern Oregon will be slarted on the jo
Minam river, by the Minnm Lumber ig
company beginning about' June 18. iQ
n
A Store For Men
Who want best Styles, super
Quality and perfect Fit.
N
i.'-; " ;
.K
1W ' .
New Modes -if .W, kt$ ,A
Are Gracefully X t " ',' X
Achieved By g, x fV Kf.0j V ' i
Wearing g !A l,XA$m
lie siyu-w calico o O i l v'i'ir;N.V-iK.V::-l
Ir lloe that lu-a Oi . . '':Sti:S;:i:iii!ri::ii--. O.
tlend. "La On.- 2i " "
rvonyers in gently o ;
Llrpls flesh Into ?
France and World Opinion
flood waters permitting. The drive I o
Amos Ta.-li assumes that the bob- ' if successful, will give this company I g
haired gills have saved a little time, ample log supply for several mmthv'o
and want-i to know what thev have mill operation- While stocks of log.- o
hione with it. ;at some plants are comparative! - ; g
I -low, the industry of this district ijO
' All of us can remember when all licing kept well supplied. 12
,;.),,. fathers and sens' sessions were Manufacturing All sawmills from Q
' The latest cables from Paris predict that the parliament will field ia the wood shed. (the niue mountain district in Eastern j o
Hi'aiilim-: "Krojfs Found in Moon-'i-ionj near Boise are cutting. A! 'o
-liiiut 'I'ruvidonct Journal. We al-'thourh buyinsr has been comparaf ivc- O
liio-uKlit hops were found in 'y light m tho pust month, lumber
Shipments have boen in excess of
lilfo flip ti'Mjifif4 nnv ItoM'or nnu thnti niovliinsil v if i vnntwinft t. the movement of this -period lasi
rr, ... , ,, , ,. , ' , . ,. .. . . ' . "I Kunnv li'iw a hit of scented -ta-.ypr. Stocks at mills are still low
J licy Will accept 111 em, llUWCVor, lor SCVOial rOilsoilS, Cniuf ol wliicll ; tioiiery be;n hu- a feminine lv.imlw-it- !nml there has been no curtaUmrnl
isMie l'ar UlOfHt Wduld"llUll Fl'ilflcG ill Wortd 6l)iniiilV ATl't'fiisc i ohanire a cloudy day immc-iof production to date- Nijrht shift;
''ronf
Never have
inslRtuntly rl
straight und
mllle" works 1
pt-rsumllii H
fashion's silhov
gown u sinoollr
You'll love the
Cor?
culled so
that are
"La Ca
rs in gently
flesh into
ruukes your
itting suceess.
new models of
ratify the Washington tieaties for the limitation of armament.
That is gratifying' news, much more optimistic than any othe;
that has come from Krance in recent days. The French do not ;
ratification.
I.il.Lle by little world opinion becomes more important as a
governing factor in conduct. Only the bully imXl braggart attempt'
for long to defy conventions, codes of conduct and established con-'
ceptions of right and wrong or of selfishness and unselfishness, j
The bully i,nd braggart always come to grief. j
Nations have trailed centuries behind the individual in develop-j
ment of this regard for public opinion, this cherishing of reput:v-j
lion. Kvil designs seek safety in numbeis; selfishness lias anony
mity in the crowd. Kut gradually the growth of intelligence, e--
peiience in group cooperation and increased facilities of inter-cmn-'
munication aie making patriotism a loyalty to the spiritual as
well as the matoial best interests of the group. I
News that the French parliament is keenly awake to the need1
f uiidiu I ing itself w ith an eye to winning the applause of en-i
lightened world opinion is good news. When all parliaments of
ad nations establish their foreign policies on that basis the world;
will have fewer wars and fewer rumors of war. f
ihalely into sunshine and joy, car
ols Cy Kol-.Ky, harking backward,
"A youth thought the world owed
him it living until lie reached the
postoffict' ami oi his mail. A I it
He latnr he was 0:1 his wiy rejoic
ing, determined to make tfood in the
world-
employed nt six plants. The
"Lsx ('ainllle" (tiving you tho
lini'S and buoyuney of youth.
how-top;cd and of dainty fab
rication lightly boned but vis
ible only to thuir benefits. .
fie fitted to your in livid tiat
model of "I.n Caniliu" nn-1 en
joy a youthful fij;i:r.- und :t flex
ible ease that Is drlijrhi fill.
A complete line of th latest
models always on hnnd-
Mrs. Rcbt. Pattison
Onrsetlere
I'lionu I Us. 170a Oak
Copyright 19:3 Hart SchaiTiir oi Marx
You'll find Hart Sehaffner & Marx Clothes
here; there are none better. The new easy hang
ing coats, wider trousers, new sport suits
every good style for men and young men who
will not be satisfied with clothes short of per
fection. Look for the II. S. & M. label; it guarantees
you satisfaction in every particular.
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Since
bu.-incss
ie s:;yi
in their
this ) in.tr T'.it-ankh-Amcn
Mn'te.l there are m;ny peo-
Amcn for the first time
live--,
The young I. a Cr::ndi
aifl she waiued lr, lear a to dane?
he worst way was right. That's
the way they are dancing now.
lady who j
Taking the
"Take the messa
from you Inter.''
"Your little k'I wants to ki
over th,. plume," explained the
graphor.
Message-
e and I'll get
( you
florin-
His Name Appropriate
In proof tif the I'tiMiial rilni'.xs of tilings foiiu-s tho iiniiouiiiv
r.irnt f-.tmi tlie iiiitimiMl cu;iil;:l tif i.mitlicr i;u'iiliir of tlie hovimii
niont. lie Li a iiiiinli.,r of Uic iulict forro of 'asliin.'.;lo:i.
This new iiiiilition was lioni in Ithaiy, N. Y. His t-arly train
in;f khvc no iiiLimatioii of his osiu't ial iiualifiiviUoiis for as.xoria-
in wil'.i nu'inlu'is of congress, Imt from tin- tlay lio was t in i.;
trnnl. falo sci'ias to luivo cast'hini for Uic job he haii now al
lainod. Finally, the ;:r"at law of political y.ravilation readied out
into tho country and drew him to the shadow of tho capitoI, where
in1 will remain for the rest of his life timid associations which
tOiould always he home-like.
Hi! is a police do;r. In puppyhood they happened to name hii.i
lUink.
DHIMISIT SLIP
Funic Mu'i't iri-t nuthin' out (if life?'
. l!ut wluvi t'u'ir whines lKt:iii
',' nftcii rininii tlie;ii thnt
Thi'.v ilon't put nutliin' in.
I lhv i!n I In-;.- Iii;rii'i. Snn!:iy it iliiv
nt' i . -vl w h. ti il is Hi, only dux In iho1
v fi wlun n mall Maya Ihmih' Willi'
Ills Will'.
V p f ' 117
1 r r 'i
Doesn't tr baby d
A LL mothers amiliar
A
Sugar of Mill:, Stcarktc of
Zinc, Boric Acid, Castor Gil,
Talcum Powder and liaby
Powder. All, however, imay
not know that there a.ddiE
fersnt qualities cf these.
our customers we redom
mend the:;c products as
by E. K. Squibb &
They are noted for unil
purity and emcacy.
(serve the
Sbi'jf
best?
e carry many ota.r arti
you may rKcd for ths
by rubber nipples, tceth-
C rings, etc. In eacli case
quality is guaranteed to
hi the best.
Mmy people come here
also for Perfumes, Candies,
Toilet Articles and the like.
When you have a prescrip
tion that you wish to have
filled carefully, bring it to
our prescription department.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
rower
fin... il ...i. i i
me unru iiiusl viuu wins in me cconoiiuca
iinu sauMiiLLui-y ujiti iiutm 01 nioiore ancne
Piston Rings, I'istons and L'iston IMristill of
which we carry in stock, ajnd with ouycylinder
gnnciing equipment we are
very complete pfcton at-sen
able bfi
jbling'Serv.
Leighton's Wei jing &
Machine Works
give you a
ervicc.
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
Prosperity
(lovcinment statistics show that improvement of indtistrai
condition:; i.; a result of incieased production and efficiency. This
i'l the kind of improvement that Urines satisl'acl ion to the con-:umit:-:'s
well .-.s to the praihn er. Willi i;d:U;y eaininjr iuoiv
and reralei in;;- icater service and with consumers having a l:iijer
f.upply or, which to direct their demand, economic imnrovenun!
imi.it continue :;t"adily and rapidly.
lucre.'.-".' of produetio.i, coupled with increase of iTIVieiH y, help-,
a'l : iiiitid tlie (omnass. t Ijelns invotuient eanii.il In- i,.,..,:
(.irnin;:s, it helis lahor hy making steady employment and it holp.
the ct n miner l.y lirin;:injj down jirices.
I.ljjlu women rial man as lius'iand. due can never tell aliout I
women. H would have Ivrn thought they would repudiate him.
Jiisrouii man carried 27 silver swon.s in his stomach,
ahly Iryinjr to niako up for th oid one he wasn't horn wi
rrol.
I '..lit : Am- I it . 1 : v i.l ... I wlio II, I, iks a 1 ' "
l'"'l'' s ..ii.c in nut lit'uln w:ih tin, .
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FOR SALE I : '
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'1 Lis lii is..,w A.Mition. Jv t$a!j0
r ''"' "p i--t. uii'i to, w--sstsvw smzK
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Is , - in v- $,.i,..' ,r lot ir s,1 ul' I BSTr " Wfe. f&ff
t.i:, ni, r. ;,n,i K,i oiins. 5i"SSsS VHC'
BTvj Here a the yles most favored
:-TV ByMiss 1923
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itriis. ill .i 1 1 ill. i .1 n . i I V-X
rt . f t I f i th t all ivn Im'
n r iiij. 'I i nr tinod t'lti'-l ;ntr .'pu1s. i
l'l '(" iin.l ti i niJ t iis : riMiin In nii'l
h't lis explain Hum' to you.
In r.ialnmciiy i! im't the tint tc;.t th.at coun..
keep in the style to v hir.Ii hhe has bvfii aifnstoiiicd.
h'.U the up
Phy, Black & Stoop
In llif I.. (.i.in,!r .v.ouinal tunk l',M
l.m l.i.lli'l. ,'r-uim
rilll.NE M.U.N .S8
Prices
?.".()() lo $10.00
The Bootery Inc.
A Paradise for Tired Feet
Home of the Arch Aid Shoe
TROVER SMITH. He
7'z::r:::;
lEHllI v"" n''"ir'i"y wis" yuur
fflBANKlJyj -r-.-,,
g?--br' j ', I cilccill ltyrvu System
( If j "hull i:; J?.- most I'oucrfiti
-; V I j limint-finstHulion In the
0e' (jv h.mU in.i.ns mi invi-
'i&fiy V " r 1' I " t i o n for Us
ni "Wi Ul.lllly l.y vlr-
X tiTa f """'"raliln in this
Ml V V '"""t ,'!sU'"1' iin't ml, I'd to
When t ba ,is ,s o,. si,,. ,o ,,,,..
tub hi. elteetk v"" ""' v"ry ""st """"ins
. , . ' 1 f .-" rvii.. w ithin our power.
it improAs his
' u f v,v "ih'i'iii'; sour iicoiint.
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