La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 05, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textit ' n. 'x....... t i 1111 1 . PAGE TOUR V V ) THE LA CRANDE E Si .8 V La Grande Evening Observer AH INDKPISNDKN'T ?S F.H 8 lA PKIt. Published Cally and weekly lit Ln Brando, Oregon, by Im lirande Kven lav Observer I'lthllxlijiiK rmiipMny. IlItUCB DF.N'NIH. Kdtttir. (Gntered at Die IcMt office at I,a Ornnde. Oregon, as Second Clunn Mail Mailer. By Mall. pally, per year. In advance ....... )Hlly, mix iiuuiIIim In advanre . Hlly, three month, hi advance h H y , per month IihIIv. lit-r month On jmln In oilier cille Or-K'Hi Hutd S'eWH JSland, fort luml; I m tit-rial NVwi titiind, 1'ortlnrui; Multnniniih NVwm Htnnd, I'ortland. ..IVtm ..I I : .... r.oc Addrewn all cornmunlrHtlona to THK 0B8KKVKK, 1116 Ada in. Avo . L.a Urande, Oregon, 8UBSCItllTIO!V HUTKB. II 7 Carrier. Pa II y, per mon t h ..75c Dally, per three months J2.25 (ally per hix mo., in aiivancd " Dally, ttlngle copy fic CITV AMI CUL'NTY OFFICIAL IMIMCM. mkmiikh of aAmouiatkd riti:M.H. The AaamMated IriM la exrlurtlvely entitled to tine fur pun teal Ion of all pewa dispatches Tullt-d to It or nol other wine rrdiied tn II' ia piiper, a nn kImu the local news puhllahud therein AH rlKhta of re-puhliratlun M ie.;Ia! Oiapatehea herein ulo are rwrv.d. io WKV Jeaiu; nuhl unto him, thou Khali love the Lord thy od with nil thy heart, and with nil lh' hoiii, mid with nil thy iniiul. Matthew 2: 37. OFFICE CAT TllAUC MARM BY JUNIUS President Harding's Address at Top 0' Blue Mountains Boise Citizen Praises Tanlac for His Restoration French Finances Improved Doesn't Need a Car That Hadly Tlie fact thjit. fi Kansas Citv man (rnvo his motor car to the man h 'ran down, .saying lie "was through," i bus no effect on Anci Tash. He says he's going to keep on dodging. Announcement from Paris that the 1923 allows a bin plu.s of 9(10,01)0,000 francs, is cheering news to all friendly peoples, lint a short time ago a deficit of not much less than 4,000,000,000 francs was indicated. The great change litis been accomplished by increasing revenue estimates as well as by reducing estimates of expenditures. Yet the financial position of France apparently is not greatly better than it seemed to be earlier in the year. Public debt seivice claims more than half of the irreducible outgo. Savings have been made on costs of civil service and na tional defense, these two items together being denominated "ordij ary exiwnses." Economies here must involve reduction of service, especially in governmental administration, which suggests curtail ment where expansion is desirable. Concerning national' defense, it may be found when more detailed figures are available that some of this expense has been shifted to the account for occupation of German areas which the debtor nation is obligated to pay. However, aside from the general budget which now presents budget of Franco!, The possimUt is disappointed when lit- mil l. UIMIIJJHMIILIHI San in imw home from collcifo and will remain lonp enough tc change clothes una make a touch. , t . 11 i v .-Sh Happy MarriaKfH They fi.-iy people with characteri.stic.s make the niarriau'e.'?. "Ves, that's whv I'm lookinj? for a girl with money.'' oppo-ite happiest The filling women of Elgin are certainly Kinjj Tut siioes nicely. Now v the time tc begin resting iiip for that vacation that is coming to you. She used to he sweetly apppulinjj.. but now, oh now, .she is frankly re vealing. i Another IVst? Mr. and Mrs. KH est are the ")oin l:i renin nf n Itiihv hnv whiVh a favoiablt; aspect, held to compare well with the HriLish and Amer- arrived Juno UKth. Exchange, ican bud-cts, there is a special Inultfet that does not balance by 10,- ,t has bofln -.slei, lhat New 000,000,000 francs. It calls for expenditures for reconstruction i York no lmigv he called the Km And reparations charjreable to Germany and on account of which ,VJJf sUte- but thc statti cf "'txk-a- Geimany is paying nothing. I he deficit on the special budget! t.. j.i. ..e :i ti.....: i i:t eiiUitis liiu luiiti in il iiticnui i.uu cAjjfimitui tft. j With this burden raised by a settlement ol the reparations (hi;-, (Continued from page 2) ha.H there been a finer example of ciaili.ation following Christianity. The missionarieH leil under the ban ner of the crcsH, and the settlers moved close behind under the star spangled symbol of the Nation. Amonjr all the records of evange lizing efforts is the forerunner of hu man advancement, there is none so impressive as this of the early Ore gon miss jcu and its marvelous con sequences. To the men and women of that early day whose first thought was to carry the gospel to the In- dians to the Iees, the Spauldings, the Grays, the Walkers, the Issues, to Fathers IJe Smet and dilanchet and De Mers, and to all the others of that glorious ccmpany who found that in serving Cod they were also serving their country and their f el-1 low men to them we pay today our1 tribute; to them we owe a debt of! gratitude which we can never pay, save, partially through recognition! such as ycu have accorded it today. We may reasonably do more today than rejoice in possession of the im perial domain which they revealed, and the life- they made possible to the virile, nsniriny. and confident I Northwest. I find new assurances in recalling the heroism, the resolution, the will tc conquer of these pioneers I wish I mitrht more effectively vis ualize them. Not very long ago I H. Younj;, who lives on It. saw the covered wa iron in the movintr ' Hoise, Jduho. and Is in niitiico 1 uf untrnnpail Thorn U-'i : nirti'P t.lmn flip nictn rnsnnp. morn limit VI tfive Tantac all th! credit. It sorrow and discouragement, more put. my stomach in perd-U condition j than appealing characters ami en-jand built up my health and .itKth thralling heroism. There was more hen 1 wuh in such a bi;d flx tnat ' than the revelation cf the irresolute, j foo I beemed to do m: harm ir.t.cad wlio failed in fitness to survive, more i of rcoiI. I had dropp'nl -iown to MM than trnrrpitv nnrl rnniPflv in their in- "When I finish? 1 f y third DOMie separable blend. There was morel of "Tanlac 1 wwi bo built up that I than the scouts who surpassed our didn't fml the need of any more med-1 funcies, more than nature's relent-jirine. Tanlnr also started my weiciit less barriers revealed. Everywherejon the increase and I now tip :het aflame was the soul of unalterable-j scales at 190 pounds. Tiiere's notli purpose and the commanding stunli- ig too pood to say tor Taniuc." ness of elemental greatness. Still Tanlac is for sale by all wood Oruff-1 more, there was determination to doiKlots. Accept no auuttituU. Dcr a7i themselves, not asking the govern-imilhon bottles sold. j ment tn do. hut for fovpriitnetit onlv t Tanlac Vegetable V t are K:itnres. to sanction or permit. own remedy for Much the same spirit was reveal-1 sale everywhere.! ed in the making of the Central In answer to some complimentary remarks rewarding his fin; physiti'ie and robust health a few days ago Jack '. 1). No. the civil service at the Federal building, f-aid : KEEP COOL in gingham -7.-c..::.-",',;.;J conHtt.'atloti. For Low neck, short sleeve gingham dresses seem to lighten Summer tasks. You will find many lovely patterns here domestic ginghams, some imported weaves and attractive tissues. 20c to 83c yard New Sport Togs Here The grace and charm of youth itself finds ex pression in these new sport togs. New Angora Sweaters, with or without sleeves and sweaters of knitted silk. White silk skirts that give life to colored sweaters are popular priced fine wool skirts are shown, too, at attractive prices. West, where the determined pioneers Unii-ii, imlwi.'niilism than will over ouimeu in me com ntriiut: which inev i attend paternalism or government had in themselves. They battled with 1 cmnii f the tasks whieh are nature and every obstacle which theytne natural inheritance cf the build encountered, horces perished without'ers w10 may better serve for them- .......... ........ ........ ... selves. uovernnieiii. may wen ui THK KID AND ME had a slfver rod and reel, A will,,,., 1... :L-..( I... ..... .1., tinln lliero unnM Iip nvail ildp niiinev m.r fniili ilinfi.il liu Vronch lAn" H.vs' Plus r1" a" f-lv'' spoons, "'" "i"1" u,k """ "'" ;vide opportuiuly, dui me worin-wnne ptlte tlltie WOllld he auulahle money not ConillDUlCti by lieiKllj TR. ,hill(J(. ..,m(. ive an a' ,er ,B uf the greater Republic. Their ; accomplishment is thc privilege and taxpayers lor carrying on me reconstruction wont and meeting pndo, some of the cost of the enormous public debt. Vet unless there is iT1YLk,i'.1, u l''';l'lc,i lu''0 .elP; . . -ii . i- , , i Had none of these of wnich I sing n oeeiueo cmuige oi iiiieiicion in oiiu iai cncies ai. I ai is I.nis resuilji.ui jusi a li ne nenned pin The kid witli 1.'. V. i-nil coi-k mat me t an adler pole, mold not be lenlizrd even with Orninnv m;ikini- lPimlnr nnv. .. .' ta."f '!"" t'onl " . ?n string, .... .... --- ... " !"" "s'""i, llio little kid and ments. uccupalion vxpenses will go ion lor years u tlie t rench plan is not modified, and they will eat up the payments. financing proves her ease is not hopeless and that Cermuny's would not be were they to get together on some basis of mutual trust. ictoiy proclaimed the strength ofitho ,i,,tv nf men. resolute purpose, and the human gen- j thank you from my heart for ius, confident in itself and eager to i permitting me to participate in doing achieve on its own account. ;hcmage to those brave souls. I re- The lesson can not fail tr. impress joice particularly in the opportunity itself. In this test of self-reliant afforded me of voicing my apprecia citizenship there came the rugged, , ti on, both us President of the United nt the rinnles 'cross ! militant, wholesome West. Greater I States and as one who honestly tries been ( f his old fishinir nolo. i things were wrought, larger a-com-lto be a Christian soldier, o. the sig- fidied. 1 know what vou onine! inlishment was recorded, greater v'c-inal service of the ma tyred Whit You tilii:k. in V done ? friend, that I was Sugar's jump in price was economically unjustified find arti ficially promoted, the department of commerce declares. The pub lic fcgi'et'is that thcy are still getting away with it. The business of throwing bricks promiscuously can not be ap proved, but sometimes a brick is the only thing that will get results. Jl.my merchants would be better off as bricklayers, Roger Babson says. The statement would be just as true of "merchants" wa3 eliminated. You wrong! Tiie comic papers lie! i' or I caught ten ami he caught none! If some of us could see ourselves as others see, us we would not give cur.selves a .oc:nid glance. ho "rattle of a lonesome thought in an empty brain is a pretty good definition for a giggle." ,! Frequently the individual who Is in the greatest hurry to reach a destination has the least reason for arriving. Tn 1021 only 21 persons reported an income of $1,000,000. perience in filling our income lax returns tolls. Kx- e Offer A G-ronm inn, lorn lioim built of I. rick, h.is full bawnii'iit. Located In choice location on paved street. Good inwn, nnu uvea. A good homo for HMiiiconn at a price Unit Is below value. Terms, Sl'HMi cash. Monthly pay incnls down to the mtirtKiKc now on property with Interest at S per cent. tory was won in this wholesome, in- man. And finally, as jn-t a human OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOft See the window display. beinir. I wish I rr.uld find word to tell you how glad I am to sec y'.3)lli(?. an, unci reiiecuug as you no, iron untroubled eyes, the happiness o spirit . breathed by your own be.1- song: His hn ; his op- live dollars There are no new worhl.i to compicr Gone is the last frontier, Pharmacy-nude complexions may invite criticism, but there is 119 evidence that men are shying away from them. Germans want a debt conference, selves out of debt. Still trying to talk them- l-'lve-room hoii.su. wllh outside ce ment cellar, a new Dutch kltclun, hist built In, connected with newer. 'ty wat.r In house. Lot 4 ox 1 f 4 feet, l ine shail,. trees, Rood location. Terms f LTiO.tiu, balance ji's per month down 10 the inortiraiie. A good buy. It Is rour blocks to school. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISUKRS Any Make Sewing Machine for Sale or Rent From $.").()() to $1 Ki.OO ED DONOIIUE, Prop. Phono 474-J Fir & JeiTtiin Five-room modern buiutalow. On. uilf Iiii.mi iiH'iil. House Is plastered. I Ml Is in iroo l repnir. A locution that s KOiiiI. Lot H I;.xI47 fert. (Jood I nun. f l, lino. mi mwh. Ter:s to suit n ial:uu-e, di.un to a nmrU'iiK' now on property with Interest nt 8 per' cent. j Eventually Why not now? We Specialize on COLD DISHES and EIG, JUICY BROILED STEAKS Ask your friends about them Then come in. New Sommer Grill Corner Washington and Depot CLYDE DECIOUS r.nd BERT SLUTZ, rrops. 1 peak from you. Reg- Cfen.CarrZv 7Gemorialroi ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. We Will Gladly Furnish Estimates Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company looa s Ave., I. Crande, Oregon m i i SI. , ui: O , o : r-n . : "" : - o ' . . . on . oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooccoooooooooooooooooooo If a Are lliillle or ll Vacant r.ot You I.iMil.ln' fur lie sure to Sec 3 --V. i vk v mm Pictures Taken of the Old Oregon Trail Pageant Will l cod the best of care. Bring us your films to lie developed. We promise the best from each exposure. RED CROSS DRUG STORE The Good MAXWELL Is praised by all ho arc familiar with it. Phone us today for your demonstration with out obligation, of course C. W, Bunting j& Son Telephone Main 792 La Grande Investment i Company ! licllnble Agentx tor licllahla J liisuriimt. Cotnimnlca. I 1201 Adams Avn. I'liiiiio Mnln 7RJ ooooooooooooooooooooooooog The tiupmobile g Hie l.rcalol Value Offered To.la In n 1'onr- ) Under t'nr. The Cleveland Six llniuly I'uniT Deo ny A ltai-e Cnnihtiiiitliin Tbc Toiiiliii; (or, SI. I II .'..00 I. t). II. I n (.iiiiide, Ore l.el dcineiislraie Uicm' llimth rTlil nun. r r- i r rees Smitl DINNER WEAR Bavarian China . Limoges French China Johnson Bros., English Semi-Porcelain American Semi-Porcclaiit All Ladies Should Investigate Our Stock and Prices 42 Piece Set American Semi-Porcelain only $(i.25 5 Per Cent Discount for Cash Oregon Hardware & Implement Company h Oorne mtiA.' ' pall toetKen) -r "opposite d i rection5 '' There's one pull you can enjoy, that is the Influence of a good bank account. The man with money In the bunk has It all over the fellow who does not have anything laid up for the fu ture. I'ut your spare dollars to work invest in onu ,. more t'KKTII ICAI KS Ol'' HKI'OSIT They draw i; Interest anil build up your bank account In h hurry. You work hard for your dollars let th work for you. Our Hank helps you to get ahead. IM: .1. fr.TM'ii Aie I.A i.i!di:. oiti.(,n nil Mala t'2'2. On Depot Street. Next to Pcnneys Chautauqua, June 24th to 2lUh. inrln'sivp.