La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1923, Image 4

Friday, July 20,-1923
PAGE FOUR
" THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer j
4X ISDBI'BSinMlVT NRWJPAI-Kll.
Piibllahrt) Cully and wmldy at La
Brand", l.renon. by l.a (!raneli Kviin
ln Observer I'lihllahlnu; company.
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II 7 Mall.
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Ually, ttix inonthA In mlvnnce .
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, , mMiy, per month Me
on al In other rlil OrvH"i Mottl
Qranj0,Newa BlHixt, f'rirtlnnti: fin,jrial Ni-wij
fir AO-fin rl ,, . plHIlll, I'lin IHIHI , .U UlllitJIlittll m)W
" ,nr" i-mimr. uinnd. Portland.
Entered at the T'ost offlr-e at I .a
rW,11 "nmunlrahon to THE
OTJHIOflVKn, am Adam Ave.. t,
VRXCRIPTION ItATKB.
Wjr Currier.
flly, per month 76C
I'miy, nr ihi month ja.Iifi
i'Mly. per mis mo., in advance tJ.Mi
Pally, mIiikIu cy . .. fit)
CJTY INK COUNT V OFFICIAL
imi'rh.
MK.M1IICR OP AtfttOtf ATK1I IMtKHM.
The AsnoMated Ftphh In excliiHlvely
antliled.to titttt for iu bl I-mI iin of all
lewa dlapat;hHM t:reillled to It or not
Other wine credited in IIiIh puper, and
lino tne meal ukwh jhuhimiil'U iimn-m.
All rlKhtH of if -puhlicatlon :f apei'ial
aiNpatcnea nerem man are rewHrv!.
;i-:T TIIK TIll'TIl: liny tin truth
fiinl well It not; nlffn wlwlnni, ami Jn
Ht mot Ion, unit limit rt it ml in. I'roi'-
erUn 2:1:23,
OFFICE CAT
TflAUC MA K
BV JUNIUS
Rejoicing With Nature
Does rinture respond to the harmonious chimtctci- more than
Hie character that is untippreciative of her work? '
The alwve is a question worth thinking ahout. It was brought:
to our notice most forcefully when we drove up in front of tho
Union hotel a few days ago and found a carpet of green grass sur
rounding the hotel, when hut a few weeks ago not. a spear of grass
was noticeable Last season the only thing that marred the beauty
of the Union Hotel was lack of a lawn. Today that lawn is almost
perfect. ' ;
( How did it happen? Almost as by magic the green carpet was
laid. Here's the secret: Patsy Clark, the Union Hotel manager,
loves grass and flowers and babies and dogs and fish ; his big heart
beats atune with nature, and when he personally gave his atten
tion to watering and caring for the lawn surrounding his hotel
the results were marvelous. At Hot Lake the old florist can make
anything grow quickly; he can make a plant bloom that to many
would be hopeless. The reason is he loves his flowers.
Nature will respond to the mechanical hand, to be sure, but
all students of nature are firmly convinced that she responds much
better and more quickly to the hand that loves the grasses and
the flowers. ' .
It is great to be able to appreciate nature even in a smaller
degree than those whose hearts are in perfect accord with her. A
drive over ihe valley with the mountains so pretty, with the. vege
tation so heavy, with tho crops so remarkable is a revelation to
one whose mind is not centered entirely on making money or upon
the industrial grind.
, Yes, great is nature, and nowhere is she more supreme than
in this part of Eastern Oregon. We can appreciate her to a cer
tain oxten to an extent that makes us love her dearly, but we
ore only students in the primary grade, while such men as Patsy
Clark and the Hot Lake florist are graduates.
Doi'h nnylhliif? nuilio it morn mourn
flit noise Hum the rl'iiHhiliK or hip
liorket irliiKawiire?
There wus n Mini', thlnka Arnna
Timh, when lli Rlrla wi-re more i-iimI-ly
luaulted Minn the preHent.
"Oh. I'Mi!"
II, knell l.e.slde her well formed IV
Anil wildly unit with ardent heal.
I ecl:ireil Mit! lien uty of her none,
lltr hair, ht-r mouth, unit even
(l)l'H.
"Vonr oyen," went on the ImlihtinK
fool,
"An- I iko two exeat clear water
poolrt,
Anil T wonder what within them lie?'
"lh, fish," wild Hhe Hweelly with
a filth.
again for we mill
hia Inat aerial."
have nu-niorni at
No, (Jliulyrt, Ihe met Unit IV. .1.
Iti'un la mill)' 4u uniMM tl" ih4
iiiii'w4ii-1I- nutki liliu KriiM-itiit.
TlHHIKllttt (III AllUIMK Allium
Hupo Hiimir kwh ilown aiton If nnly
lo Ket rid of the joke nhoul Htirrln
like HaileHwltlrh haH K'own to hit
HllRhll' Hlale. Jliar eur hati u hlowoul
tin the north end. Thero goes a pret
ly aiiiuiner dronn. Hhe looka like 11
riiiler lull her hire tella another
Mory. 'Iruek at lumher hnhla up a
lon proeeHMion of pleasure ears. Two
aura. ihe iflrlu In pink. Girl with a
i-eil hat in u roupe, M overt liomaih
In covered wubuii,, holding up trnf
nr. .m-iu-iii-iii llHlen to that man
iwear. Utile uirl In khaki pant and
i pink ullk bliiHi. window of lun-
eloui, fruit, htif hluek eherrim. Wb
hii.v u nuarter'a worth. i'oijut.'ind.H
KprlllirlnK up everywhere tmuineil hy
nti rprixliiK yonni,- nierehanta. Vivid
ureen hut eoinpletely Hiirroundeil lu
ll elouil of R-rny uuninier fui-H. Atroei-
IIik I'oinnillteed In Ihe 11111110 of Klll'i
Wonder what a window trimmer
thinks itliout. Shiny n!tk Hummer
null am followinx straw huliu Why
don't Ihe Klrln Ket out their whim
llOI'B?
aii :i4 7,uue fat, and iihoul 4tiji,uidi
mocker and feedem. The luiniber
avallahle for market liila fall in I'tah
In I.IK.UIUi and elaiodfieil aa follows
Kill Htufr, 1 115,111111 li'ttln", ll.lif'l
yrarllnK". 11. lieu ! year ohla, 4,uutt
LOHH, 44, nan); feeder atari'. 3:1,011a
(call ex, ;,lmo yenrllllga. 4.0IIO
vrar ohl8, I il.uno; rows, ll.miu). An
tneretiae of 211 per cent i Indicated aa
avallahle In Wyoming, compared with
lam year, unit probably 45 per cent of
the ahipuielllK will iro aa arraaa flit
and 55 ner cent aa aiockcra unit feed
era. Awed ateera aeeiu relntiv'ely
' 'I'liiii'-.i-; 'i-inn i'oh i.kad.
SC.M.MIT, N. .)., Maclionahl Smith
of San Kruneiaco, Itohert Maellonald,
of t'hlcairo and Joe Klrkwond, In
triple He with 311 holea tolala of Mil
Mhowed Mm way Thursday at tho end
of the aecond day a place play In tho
KlKhteenth .Metropolitan golf champ
ionship heln played at tho Canoe
Mrook Country club. Walter HuKren
wus In fourth place with 147 and
Johnny l-'arrle of Quaker Klde and
Jim Ihirnea of 1'elham were In a Mo
lor ruth place with scorea of 14s
e-ii'li.
'J'he cnurafi record waa broken three
limes ilurinf? the day. the most scnau
tionl beillK Joe Kirkwood lis, the first
golfer to breuk the record of Jim
Burnes,
Pounding Parties To Pieces
The result of Minnesota's senatorial election Is hut another stop
in the seeming desire of the American people to do away entirely
with political parties. Senator-elect Johnson is a sample of the
' product jittei hy the annihilation of the party system of govern
ment. His career remains to prove his worth, and that part of
the transaction is not so important at present, as the lesson that
Minnesota's election teaches.
We are drifting away from the governmental principles and
practices laid down hy those men of wisdom who framed this na
tion and her form of government. We are bidding good-bye to
the representative form of government and surely are adopting
the pure democracy.
The cause for the change is that we all depend too much upon
government and expect the government to do too much. This,
however, is probably accounted for because in govern-menlal
activitie some classes h ave profited heavily and we can
not understand if that he permitted why we all should not bene
fit by governmental assistance.
Ho Kirzi'il at Iht with anient ntnrn
Took lit Iht vyva, Iht mos-, hor
hulr
1 Iir llHsonid form, with lovely kwHIh
Looked m her womlen vk-
"Oh V"M!" ,
Another prolific rimso. of
iiHMi.v in il 111 tin exerlencn
hoarding house.
nmtri
In n
. Nov that a o,ucKtlonaire linn rn
tfihltohod the fuel I hat moHt Kr
will Nimon, let'H awk the (lurks
liovv t licy Ktii ml on Mm qiientlou
of HWlminliifi. j
A a Grande taxpayer tella iih
"Here In Oregon we pay laxen to pay
otTlem'M (i ne I hat wo pay taxr to
pay orricerH." Ih Im correet '!
Jaek and .Mil went up the hill
To Ret 11 hot tic of rizzer.
.1111 came flown and told the town
That .lark had "Tried to kizzer,
We'vn ahouli deeidi-d 'that Henry
Kord Hliotild ho elected iircHldent. Iht
Iium, at any rale, the ntakln'H of an
other Lincoln.
Kwnllou' This. .JfU'kl
The editor of 1'riiue ric'kln'H (pul
ll.slied in a osei)iii'K jOi'eon paper)
Who Ih vIhIMhk Hollywood, writes
Jmek Io-1mh pper: "While on llnlly-
Iw0O('h main drag last eve we K'HtnpH
jed Jack l'enipHeyt who is reenprruf-
tiiK hero hy nilnKUiiK with I he poor
down trodden extra nirls. Jack, It
will he remembered, 1m Hie uinhri who
caused a mupla Great Falls, Ainu
Uinu, hnnks to lull. We hopn ho
doc.sti't flectilf to ro info tho movies
We're Rlart tomorrow')! another day.
LIVESTOCK IS
ABOVE NORMAL,
WEST PORTION
(("Vjn (timed from pnpo one)
of ho cattle marketed laHt fall will
he nvallahle thin fall, or 3.rHi(0()0, of
which about l:in,iMMt will hp tfmHH fut,
and Rtockem or feederM. Tim
number uvnlhihle. for market this lull
in Nevada la cHtlmuted ut iiii.ono and
o.hisslricd uh follows: J-'al Mtuff, 47,
(Mio (eulves, K.000; fat yenrlliiR-s, 4,
min; fat two year ohlH, Hi.nnn; fut
('OWN 22, mill) ; feeder ntnff, 4il,Ht
(calves, I l.tiDO; yeurlhiRH, 12,000; 2
year old, 11,000; cows 15,000). In
New .Mexico ubout .115.0(H) will Pel
ready (o well from Auk. 1 to the end
of the your. About 94 per cent of tho
number aoid Jaat year muy bo Hold
in North Dakota, of which about 21)
per cent may u fat cuttlo nml 71 per
rut lor stockers and feeders. It Ih
xpected that about 4ii:J,0000 cattle
wilt he Hold as fat for fall delivery in
Oklahoma, and about, 444, odd as
stockers and feeders, in Oregon
bout 2ii!t, (too will he ready for salo
with approximately 1 50,000 fat, and
1 1 !f,(ioi stockers and feeders, Tho
number of fat. cattle aval la bio for
fall marketing In Texjm In uMliinalcd
EIGHT MILLION
MARK NOW PASSED
DETROIT. July 20. Ford motor
No. 8,000:000 went off the assembly
line at the Ford Motor company
plant here July II, it became known
ihursday, establislunpr a new million
ni'oduction record.
rue last minion motors nuve oeen
produced in just six duys less thnfi
six months, motor No. 7,000,000 hav-
inif been turned out January 17 of
this year. Production at the start
of the lust million wus approximate
ly 4800 motors u dav and an in
creased schedule In effect 'since hns
been brought to more than 7000.
We can now add to history's list of
spirited encounters on sea the Bat
tle of Rum Run casualties less than
one-half of 1 per cent.
A WANT AD WILL DO IT .
CUTS-SORES
Cleanso thoroughly than,
without rubbing, apply
y setts
Oixr 1 7 Million Jart ( Ytmtly
OOOCOOCtiOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
When France pots out of Germany tk'pendN on what she pots
out of it.
FOR SALE
Flvo roomfl, pantry," rlosott, cold
storage, cellar, trafae, chicken houso
and run; two lots, cily water, ulso a
i;ood well, electric, Unhid. Situated
near Second street on Hlvlslon street.
I'ricn JI7iio.no, mid J-tiMi.mi cash will
handle tl. ialanco monthly tnstnll
menis, JTlOO per month, Including In
I crest.
Ri-room modern houflot full Imsp
ment. furnlshoil. Good irurage, located
on Knurl h street, near Mormon taber
nacle. Price $:triOO.(i0; 40 per cunt
down, llalance monthly Installment.
Money Cheerfully
Refunded
ASH BROTHERS guar-tintees every value pre
sented here to lie exactly as represented. v
We want you to see, and compare the values.
We want you to know that you are amply pro
tected because, if, for any reason, you are
not completely satisfied ,your money will e
cheerfully refunded.
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TO prooFj"
of Indle-pervdervce
-Old Glory J
ard
a Bank. Account
f)no huiHlred nnd forty-eyen
years aim, tills ihe preatest
nation In (he world wnj
Wo urn Indeed proml of tho
fact Hint we are American
Citizens, nnd an our flat;
floats tci t he hreece, let uu
one and all bo thankful for
Ihe
PIIKKOOM AND
INhKPKNnKNrrc
(hat tr. our Inheritance,
May wv work with one no
cord In preserving tho prln
rlplM of l.lf Mherly. and
tho pursuit of Happlneiw.
flood hn'ol In Wallowa, dolntt a
kooiI Imslnt'ss. 17 hodi'ooms, kllc.lipn,
dlnlni? room nnd office, Kiinipo, hum,
chlckiMi house, hoi; lioitse, onu ncro
of land, loculrd ni'ilr lurKfl sawmill.
.I'nrtics ownlm; It urn Ri'ttinK old and
tired, and want to retire. Property
lull clonr. lias 2(1 to ilf. ri'Kiihir honnl
!ers all tho time. All furnished ami
well Kept up. Plica Sllllll.llll; t,(IU
'cash, Imhince ',ll.00 per month.
Phy, Black & Stoop
In 1 he l.ii Grande Nnlloiml Hank llldg :
l,a (iruiiilc, Orciton.
i'iiom: main sn
Ash Brothers
"Tho Store that Keeps Faith With the7 People"
OOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOO D
Summer Suggestions
Suffered 25 Years
"T AM entirely free from my Piles
1 and aches and pains," writes
one of my former women patients
who, after suffering 25 years, was
cured by my painless, non-surgical
treatment. But this case is no ex
ception, as scores of Jctters in my
FRbE illustrated book will testify.
I use no knife, anaesthetic, damps, lbj
turrt, stitches, buniinil or other disagree
ahle or danlcrous method In ticitin
J'iles. and GUARANTIEE results.
Remember my guarantee
meant a positive and per
manent cure no matter
Ice Cold Watermelons
Peach Plums
ljorries
Head lettuce
Ilotiuefort Cheese
a
Oiinryrale ,
Peaches
Cherries
Tomatoes
Fresh Benns
Swiss Cheese
Grape Juices
Schlitz Beer
Bedweiser
Milk and Cream Delivered With Orders
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
To Many Suits
To Many Shoes
To Many Trunks,
Straw Hats, Shirts
Suit Cases and
Bathing Suits
Town JRpusing
Prices
Means First Quality
MERCHANDISE
At Big Reduction
Mens Suits Yz Less
Boys Suits 3 Less
Mens Shirts 20 Less
Trunks & Bags 4 Less
Furnishings 20 Less
Mens Shoes Reduced
Womens Shoes Reduced
Boys Shoes Reduced
Mens Underwear
20 Less
Suit Cases Less
Mens Straw Hats
for Less
EVERY ARTICALE IN
THE MENS DEPT
REDUCED
CAN'T FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD
THE PALACE
means a cool, pleasant place
to enjoy yourselves. Ask
for a lime freeze. Wd are
very proficient in making
this freeze. We also have
iced watermelon or Cante
loupe Sundae.
See you at
m o
iswv.?r.if'A
The Palace
o
VJOUDD -RELIABLE - PRO0RESS1VE-
PHONE MAIN 80
DR. CHAS. J. DEAN
2ND All HOISO"I rru",;"T7
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