La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 07, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE) EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, July 7, 192S. La Grande Evening Observer AH IMKPENIKNT NBWKPAI'KII. , ,,,,. Pohll.hcl rllv unit wkkIiIv at I fully, per your, in ailvanca $r,.00 Brand" ifrem. bv I ZrnmS, ?.? " """" '" mivnnc-. a.4 i.r;nobr'iV;,hily.hinllVv:,"p.ny.v " ;;! : f;'rr1,",v,v1,.h"' "",",,"e - "Sc On Hal In olher elite Oregon lintel News tilarul, I'orllHiiil; luiiriHl New Entered at the Fostoffice at La flrande, Stand. 1'ortlHtiU: .'ilullnoinah News Oregon, aa Second Onus Mall Mailer. Utand. lVirlland. " " m" " ' JlllOMIIKIt HV ASHllCIATHIt I'llKHN. Addresa all cnmniunli-allona to THE T' Aaaoclated I'rea la exclusively OHSiatviat. 141B Adama Av.. La rntlllod .10 use for imlil lea I., a o rail Grande Oruiron news ulipulches creilltco to It or not ' otlierwlso vr.Mjii.-il In tlila paper, and ltf.0 the loeal newa pilhllalied therein. SCBIURIPTION HATES. All rlKhls or r.-pnhlk'ntlon ?t apeclal dispatches herein alau are reserved. By Carrier. I IIOI'KM 'KM 'K Thine. Lord, In j Dally, per month ... ..' 7fin urcatness, and the power, mi. I the lolly, per three month J2.25 alory. U"d Hie vletory anil Hie inni- lisily. per aix inn,, In ai'vanca l-I.Mi ,.MV. f.. n,at la in the heaven mill Ually, eliiKle- copy - 6c n ,,,,. ,. )H . "" " " "" """" " kingdom, i l-or.l, unil ihou nrl cxult CITV AK1I COUNTY OFFICIAL UB .. .,b(,vo nil. I Chronicles I'APEIl. 2!l:ll. Editorials From Over the Nation Sound Farm Credits Government-financed credit hanks for farmers have boon looked upon with askance by old-fashioned bankers who feared the fundamental principle of sound finance would be endangered. These fears were stimulated by arguments put forward by num erous agrarian senators and representatives in pressing for easier credit conditions for the agricultural population. They appeared less concerned about the wisdom and safety of loans demanded by producers of foodstuffs than about providing them with money. This was the basis of much of the opposition to farmers' relief legislation enacted by the last congress. It seems, though, that business principles are to govern administration of the new credit banks .which is the best for farmers. Chaii-mun Lobdell of the federal farm loan board, which will administer the intermediate credit banks, about ready for busi ness, says that "it is the ambition of those charged with the ad ministration of the new law to render maximum service, but ele mental safety must be the first consideration." This is as it should be. Were unwarranted risks taken on the theory that they may be justified by the intent of congress to afford credit where it could not reasonably bo demanded of private bankers, the end of the new system would be in sight. The credit banks are not designed to make loans to those not deserving of them but to those whose legitimate requirements cannot reasonably be met by priv ate banks out of their ordinary resources. This new credit system is in the nature of an experiment. The managers will of necessity feel their way carefully for a time, which may result in disappointments to some prospective borrow ers. Hut it is essential that it be substantially founded if it is to be successful. Hence it is serving the interest of fanners in the highest degree to make the beinnings on a basis of assured safety. High Cost of "Probing" HOT UI'ATHI.lt ItAIMNIIKN. May-plm. tf rniltshOH Hhoiilil lio of tint luiiK-rooH'd varintli'S. Thn round i-firtv tnn will now he In licurinK it ml iiH I hey inviii-liihly grow pit hy si ml wroiijr iliirhK warm w-nllu-r fl Ih iiol iulvlKihli1 1 41 plant them for Juno ina i nrlt'. l-'or tlu .Juno. rudiHtjoH from .May howIukh tlio Iclrh has Iw-coint-the nmnl popular vnrMy from It In troduction, It Ih pure while In color, torn; root-1 ftl. larly mat urins and i-i-talnx Hh f'hii' ci'inp anallly until (ho root Ih ol lui'Ko Hi.t: It inal.cN comparal ivoly small Ifiif growth for its typo and may he planted morn elosnly than otln-r vurli'licN of thu lontr-rootrd rad- iKh. Vho lontf warlot typtsi aro aluo ox llcnt for the homo jrurdon for a fsurrc.sKor to ilw nmalt or lin-akfaHt radinli, Afl the seanon advam-OM (ho ruiiunier i-iidlslics should bo J.ut in, to ward the hint ul .May holiitf an excel hut limn to plant them. The Im proved Chartler and Jonff whilo Vien na urn popular types or Hummer rail- is h. As 1 1 ho seamin ailvaneeH, the tvn of radishes which may he ki'owii hiip eeHlully Ini-reaHo in hI.o, ihemi wo (irowlntf to larger wizo than Uioho pre- loiiNly nnmed and retain Inir Iheir, 'inalily to ood izi. Following ill" .May and Hummer ruiliHhcH tho wlnler railfshes which , make id rootH and may he dutr ami i Ktored lor winter use Hluiuld bu plant ed, 1 he JapaneMe winter radish, Nalt urajiina, rowii to Immense The later radishes need much the Kami, culture; aa the earlier varlelii". A. hot dry spell should he conteraoled uy ireinient hi rr iiir of the soil .-md wnier 11 the drought Is lonur coutinn. ed. In order to ho sum of a HiiccoKHion. the ionK rootliiK and early round rad ishes Honld ho sown HimultanoouHly. OFFICE CAT THUC mAMlt BY JUNIUS lorficn boy, with a pnao ill mind. 'A lllllo Hit (loia ii I.OIIK Way." Isnlil Ihi' Hwilrr n lie fell off thp eiirr. i no troiiiiio with moat "alar" snlca- nten Ik they mIiIiio too imn-li at niKhl The lilonl Innil la whero money taken iia IniiK to upenil lu In earn. I So few men leave footnrlnls on the I sands of time because most of them nro always busy covering up their trucks, Isn't there n close season for hus hamls? .Suwannee, Flu., (.'itir.en. (Sure sointi liusbamls are "close" nil the year round). Higher (lamhlinK. Magistrate tjeclures New York women gamble too much. Tliat's vie;ht: some of them have been mar ried three or four times. A fnl her never (tela osoMed when he discovers one or' Ms children nilss- Inf.', Inn ho does when ho fhulH IiIh collar- linltoii Kone. 'I'h During the last nine years congress has appropriated about $2,700,000 for inquiries and investigations of various kinds and another year is likely to swell the total to $3,000,000, enough some of these expensive inquiries were conducted in order frt olinur iiw avff'iii.ui'iinrn in nffioinl nilnldpl'u Oillpru rloluprl ililn Hufler .. ., . ' - , . , . ..,, ,,, ,i p ,.i: il,,,;,.!!!1 isn,t "'ways that the eenerul pub- i-iic jiiuLiiuitn tu iiji iitiniiiun wini uik uojvi "i ijiiuiii on-n mc Knows when to lauh. There are Wastefulness. " few things however, which it has been trained, throuo-h irouonitirn nf- Some of the investififatitma were part of the aftermath of thctu Kionition, are iiuiestiuctibiy World war, and as .such were doubtless necessary. The conKres- Li1" , n As'snTnitl,, ' HUMORIST.S VKSTEI) RIGHTS Ixs Anpreles Times: J. W- Arnold, a KovnrniiKJiit export making a frost survey in the citrus bolt, Ki'uvely in- lormei the Kiwan s c ub of Jied- liimls that in nine cases out of ten the weather man's prophecies came true. Of course evervbodv laughed. Then Mr. Arnold did the mean thintr. lie went ahead and proved his assertion. Jiavcn t humorists of the pen, the crayon and the staire anv estab lished riu-hts in this country? Is Un cle Sam tfoiritf to come alon at this late day and take the bread cut of the mouths of the comedv duo that never yet has failed to get a hand and a lauKh by taking a crack at the weather man ? Is the hard- pressed cartoonist, who already has yanked off !HMf per cent of his hair in the struggle for new ideas, to be robbed ol the one sure shot in his locker, which he learned ut his grandfather's knee was the very platinum cf humor, guaranteed never to rust or wear? And lo! the poor Ironically l),l,aKi'phcr has this ruthless Ar- noitt person no tnougnt ot nun ; mit it isn t only they who will If the vamp wishes to test her It is the general public; V or , powers, let hor marry a man and linbrollas. I'll slilK or bust! II can't bo helped,. If but to s.iy Juki why I yolpt. other day Whop. I went - forth My Idle to eat .My llUlhl'el . hiins IJeiiealh my coat, Hill no neat! Tt did not rain When I came out Ho I did leave The uinbrel HkM Whom it did haiiK. Mut I 'lid kiU-vo When I returned To find it tfono. I hope tin1 man Who look l ho tent Will brim; It hark And hantf It up On the mime hook From which hn took The d.irned old thlnff, And if he doc All will b(t well. Therc'8 one thin about having a bar reputation," says Ames Tash. "It Un't the original cost, it's the upkeep." If you have an accident policy and get hurt, tlmt isn't an accident, It's u miracle. And very likely some archaeolo gist in 4ili will dig up a Washing ton bootlegger's list and think it a copy of Who's Who. It's a question as to which season I works tiie greatest hardship on thej court house habitues- In winter they I are compelled to seek refuge in the) warm halls and in summer the sun; fiirvnu Ihmri 1 1 uoolr ha ulifidn 1111 Ithe east side of the building, thus! causing them much exertion out of, keeping with their only profession, i The otice grouch loves argument so well that lie deliberately i-ata things thai don't agree with him. Still, there has to be a groom boforo tho bride can get in th,. roiouravurc section. No one has any respect for a rank mid dellberalo H.ir not even other Mars care much for Mm. Perhaps one reason why Edison is still so active is that lie confined i himself to light work. Correct this sentence: "Thank you, no; I can't touch the stuff now that I'm a congressman." WALKING naturally easily gracefully ' N How tired are you at the end of the day. If every evening finds you ex hausted the trouble in most instances lies in poorly fitted shoes- Changing shoes two or three times a day in warm weather is a relief. Bring us your foot troubles probably we can help you acquire the natural, easy, graceful walk. A beautiful thoufrht! It isn't what you want that hurts it's the fact that you can't get it. Or Somebody Klse. Efforts are beincr made to discon tinue the roller tcwel, but that can't interfere with the printer's inalien able right to wipe his hands on his trousers. A La Grande man has discovered. "The hen is the only livinjr thing that can produce dividends by sit ting still." Hull? fine way lo nltruot a coninillleo of inrr down hill. mines lo your ouic-h is ni-Klert your rt-Riilar niorniiiK aJinvo. The motor knocks worse while e-o- linpr up hill j but the worse knockers "'"""h ,i i, .lie Ulli.c fVIIW MIC KJ- Mnu may lie (lip head of Ilin linuse. holt! mid yo may )m, nuiviv n iiiork. lll'IKl. Variety Is llifi spico of life. When I hn coal incii lire through Willi us. Hie lea liH'ii soak us. sionnl examination of war expenditures cost the country $150,0(10 hut it elicited a mas of information and warnings of "how not to do it" that may prove useful in some other emergency, should it ever occur pects that he is about to be men tinned the general public sets its face I for a grin iiud takes n deep breath I for a guffaw. One long-drawn-out inquiry, which, however, cost I .f'rZ only $14,000, was in connection with the late Senator Watson's; take so much laughter out of the nccusations of wholesale hanjrinffs without trials of American sol diers in the World war. The report showed there was no founda tion for the charges, hut it was a good thing to have the question settled conclusively. lives of fathers and mothers, old men and maidens, young men and chil dren ? (JAM l:.S I'OK SI HNOUM U.S. In rcci-iil yrars oin- ihi1i-s an In- i .r ..rr:..:..i : i:...i: ,.r ..ll i :.. ii.: I' " n"--"-i n, iiif ainiii wun me llie prevalence Ol Ulliciai llivcnuxilliuim " mui liniliMillsli niln.l. Whi'llmr IhlH rnlhll- country has given a new meaning to the word "proh," that fav- "l""ln lluo ' ir'iioniierunc or , . . , , ... ,. .. sm-li InilhliliialH or muro Inli'iisn fcr- orite of the headline writers who have to contend with the limita- UOP u. ,,,., r , .,,,, sls is ,L tions of space. Pessimists will saV that the number of investiga-!'l"'''',li,", Mli. ii y,u can answer for "... . ,. . , . re i iiiii-mi'II . Tim tact riiniilns that on tions constantly m progress indicate a rotten state or affairs, v,.ry i,,,,,,, . ,,, ,. ,... nr while ontimists will reply that they show how vigilant we are as k"'1 '"' ' lassifMnt; and indcxim,- the ' . , . . , , i . i i Mnli'llliii iii'is ol we, the people, lo ile- n people m seeking out crookedness and inefficiency and bringing i,.rnii,i,- if , ,,pP,.r nra are over- ituwiIi'iI or lo lei. 'I'lie resiill ol' this turmoil Is a ftnd Iiik hy most selentlsts thai a blu per- eninf;e nl our population fs sulinor- tliem forth into tho light of day. The Canadian Census That Canada, as well as the United States, has need of a melt- iiift pot is manifested by an analysis which has just boon puli-jnicd lished of the census figures lor 1921. being a homogeneous people. Only slightly more than half of thehen? j i... t... m..i.i .1.... I I ., 1. .!!., A ,..,'.,;""" l'"l"""r prartle lilt iNCW w Ol III LllllL nun ll ihmiiv;viii-wu.t jiuiiii.i'ii. riiii:in.ii stance, rules should I neighbors to the south are made up of whites, Indians and negroes, Wmi-i,, or prizes ami i ... , .. i'd l"r a splendid Kai lino mixtures m me iiicra. ' The nations of Europe also have the same problem. then try to hold lilm. An nliUllmer Is one who can r nieinlier when It. was Kood manners to ask your quests to excuse the IlKht when you look it out of the room. The reason Ideas pet Into some heads slowly Is heeause they liavo lo weiljre themselves hi between preiu-dices. Talk about, cbnnu'lnff (lines, It's n long way rrom a iiraiiil ralher's clock lo a Kranilson's wrist watidi. Two or three roses toft mysteriously nil anvniDiislv on an office girl's desk can create as much comment and spe culation as the iltseoxery of a bomb 111 llie office waste hiiski-t, grills the "It's a grate state," said the nut meg, as it was reduced to powdered form. Life is just n slow business of los ing the appetitie.s you were born with. The only ship that conies to a man who sits down and waits is a receivership. Many a happy home has been bt-okeii up by an idle roomer. A fresh air crank turns III health into wealth. says she's never been kissed befcre, remember, "Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder." The man who appears dazed while you flatter him is merely trying to think of an excuse to use when you ask for the loan. The reason you should not hit a man when he is down is because some day he's going to get up. One thing is certain. It does not require brains to drive an aula rap idly. lAjiy. booh can step on the accelerator. A girl is a frail craft on the sea of life. The older she gets the craf tier she becomes. nigging for mummies must be n delightful profession. You don't have to begin at the bottom. o" ' " : " p- o o o o o o o o a o o . o Early to bed and early to rise a motto now used by flies. Would the weather he any better if they fired nil the government forecasters ? "Now that photographs can he sent by radio, the people who .think the camera does not do them jus tice will have a new alibi. Thev can blame it on static." a -. ai Send in your orders for special arrangea ice breams and Wafers for Sunday We can arrange some very . , attractive designs with the I best Ice Cream in La Grande fh-Hnh! When the sweetest girl you know The Palace inal. I hey are adults In years, hut children In lulelllKeiiee. What are! the scientists iIoIiik about It? Noth-i IllK. A vast amount of energy Is he- i . llig cvpcnilcil to devise amusements I tor ehllilren, but have these scientists to ill-vise any nmuHcincitttt lor The Canadians are far from ""I .V'V""''!'.'.,"1' , lov"1,1" sub nor- mmii--. mi in utniin io do ll WVII, Hid not come tonluhl inhabitants of the dominion are of r.ritish stock; 28 per cent aro;;;'';'"';';;' "'"!"'" "!"'', '"''" of French origin, and other Kuropoan races mako up the greater j mum me i reel it i mv ,iui, m make part of the .vmuimler. " a r,, bo lar as mat goes, nowever, mere is not a single iiauini in " " eouiu ne nascu on iw.-i ,iitiuiir prunices. .-or in rules sliould be inaite and a forfeits ho rlevis. fan nlitlvd (let ting utr Street Cars It.iekwanls. Aun Tn snnm ,,H'1' ,,,,lv tiood same fur siilinoi jea's Wcllll.t be ej,ll..l l!l, I , .1., of the I5alkan countries it appeal's almost impossible to bring tlui:.ii:e or i:ic:it,.,i iMatiorms. The vie jarring races into harmony. Kven in western Europe, in so small j;!:";;" ';;';J a country as Belgium, there is conflict lietween various racial ele-MamcH to be considered: ii,iaui ; menls. The Flemings, speaking a language akin to Dutch andj; ,', the French-speaking Walloons, for example, are at odds at this narrow romnrv Komis.' iionuiui very tim eas to the language which shall lo used in some of tho ' i" Universities. 'scales. I am suit that these miKi;.h . tions will open a broad avenue o-" So far as it is reflected in harmony among the dilferent races thought i n,is d.r.ciion and iin.t u I'enresenled in the American people the melting pot appears to m " niy a mutter oi a tvw months , ' , , ,, . ., ,. . , ,,, , , ""'11 our niillons or I'lin-lovine sub- hnve worked as well in the imited States as unj where. m..rai win i. piavmu meniiv and ' busily all shout in. 1 can hnrcllv wait, I" heir their childish laughter, ring.' U'lion n niiin nilillit lip is ll find lli lllllplv lllnkpc Illn nliiniim '''h ''"iir above the moo of 1 Ihe rountry cow SUNDAY AND MONDAY unnmmous. cow and the roar or tin- Many a man who starts n running account has a hard rare be fore he overtakes it. Allt I'll. I, I II W I I'll It.MllO. ll'v the Associated Tress) NAl'KV. lleriiumy, ,Iulv 7. CJer Illlln wireless leleuriiolie ri,.Bl.,l hi '" ! worils abroail In one day recently, , . , ,. , ,. , , , ,. surpasslnir all previous records. 35..' Many n wife does not believe half her husband tells her, and! 1 wni em to th,. i i sim.. atone, while most of ihe remainder was sent lo Spain, Italy. I;usiti ami I ;l:i:pt. The bulk or the traffic was handled hero and at the Cilweisen Luropas "Sick Man" must get better before gettino; well. 'iaii". I he does not tell her half of what she suspects. Life's own (rue story told in the greatest Koimintic Melodrama Ever Filmed. The Little Church Around the Corner From the play by Ohas. E. Illaney Story and Scenario by Olga Printzlau A PHOTOPLAY MASSIVE IX THEME Sumptuously Staged and Splendidly Acted by a Large and .Notable Cast. CLAIRE WINDSOR, KENNETH HARLAN, PAl'LINE STARKE, IIOIiART BOSWORTH, WALTER LONG, CYRIL CHADWICK, ALEX FRANCIS, MARGARET SEDDON AND OTHERS Comedy " F INKERS A XI) POCKETS" o I " g f : 'Si I ij tail O o o o S o t IV o t o o o o 6 o I o T o T ' 2 f L n o o o o o o o o o o o o o 8 o - o o o o o o o o iiiiir- T Ultti LlOmo.lrriert , W....V... . pull toretKerO "ciaf opposite j directions' There's one pull you can enjny I hat Is Ihe Influence of a good bank account. The man with money In ' llie bank has It nil over tho fellow who does not have anything laid up for the fu ture. Tut your spare dollars to work Invest In ono or more of our rritririoATEs of ii:iosit They draw Interest nnd build tip your bank neeoant In a hurry. Yon work bard for your dollars let them work for you. Our Hank helps you to get ahead. Chautauqua, June 24th to 29th, inclusive.