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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FOUR $ilks for Fall La Grande Evening Observer OFFICE CAT IRAQI WANK AM INDEPENDENT NEWIPAl'KH, j Vr ia. fl Published dallr 4 weekly at L ?' ftXihT In "uTLm Brnde, Oregon, by L,a Urande Kvao- i A, J J n o V 1 1 K t il dv i big Observer Publishing Oilman. 'rJ ? Vi 6U UKUCBJ DENNIo, Editor, f Daily, Pr ii.onlri . 6U -. I on Hie In fithtr iUIi onK"n Mm .. - .t . . . I New rilancl, Portland; I mpt-nnl Nw Entered at the Poaturrlee at La (Iranda. gland ivrtlmid; Multnomah New Oregon, aa Second Clans Mail Matter jttHinl. T'oriinnd All Ladies' White Slippers and Oxfords Values Up to $8.00 $2.95 Address all comniuntcntluiia to THii ORHKKVKK, 1416 Adauia Ave- La Grande, Oregon. irescitiKriuN hatks, JtlKMIIUIt UK ASfOt; A'I'KI' 111 KM. The Aflfluciatetl rra In wxctualvel entitled to tine for publication of al Phw diip.iK ! creilllfd to tt or no .jtherwiHt; rredhwl in Hi In ptiper, an Iao the loral n-wn published llieren All rlRhtd of re-puhlh-aMon ?f apecla Hj Carrier. Oally, pur month Oaily, pr threw months Dally per mix mo., in av Dsily. aiiiKl copy 78c; u.n htatk in tui; i(i.r:pisi-:u: Thin- r.li it 1 1 Im- no nl-ht th'": ami m...6e 'tln-v nt-l no chii.II-. m-ithrr the Unlit CITV A Ail) CI'NT OKHCUt ithcn I'plit: .ili'l tluy Hhall nii;n for BY JUNIUS J'AI'Kft. ever n'lil I'vcr - K'-volation - - : '. Keeping Out Pests Correct this sentence: "1 huven't anything extra fixed." wild Ihu win over the phone, "lint I'll bo glad in huve yoti hiing your friends. The easiest way to keep o wife from nagging at . you forever about money, ii; to give her Homo occasionally. America has had cause to lament the diameter of some of the human immigrants who have found their way into this country, but all the "undesirables" from foreign lands are not humans. ..Many pests have been transported hither to prey on plants, ani mals or the human-kind.' A scientist points out that a bale of cotton from Egypt brought to this laud the boll weevil which has wrought such loss to cotton iiog.-ncs prohihiy wouldn't hav-: rl..... r.-,..., U,i Orinlil l.t-ollirllf I ll n I ,1 i ll-U f ' ,lml I,n' b"Her llll'k If llO loill beCIl "lunula. u.iuiui mix. n. ".-v. ; - culppcl will, a searchlight Instead of which is killing native trees, r lowering cherries irom japan mtr lantern brought the Oriental moth. The corn borer caino fiom Hungary. These ale a few examples. There are some native pests, but three fourths are immigrants. The result shows that the United States has not been more vigilant in keeping out such pests than in ex cluding undesirable human immigrants. Most of these pests were introduced unintentially, perhaps, but that does not lessen the damage they do, which amounts possibly to billions of dollars annually. At the same time the spread of these pests is the result of the extension of commerce. As the scope of trade with the world has been widened the door for theadmission of scourges has been opened. A plant which in its native habitat may be immune to te I ravages of an insect may transit to this land an enemy which l iX"- ZLi .uV similar plants here are uimblu to eonilmt and the damage is started. lon riy ih im- om in tim ointment. A limn in;i't priHlilenliul timlmr however, Jut ln-causo ho qualified a Hounding board. Nature Study Yoti never hear I he bee complain Nor hear It weep or wall. Hut ir you winn. It cun unfold A very painful latl. Women lire like alarm Hock, after ou K'et oim hIj Ih either too funt or lo mow, and 1m Hiiro to' go off at thu wrong time. TMK C MM M It IS NOT Tt) III.A.MI-: KOIl AM. TMK I.Alv ' OK MAI'.AIONY IN Till-; mm mm k n. Ii.' i.if In nor :,l,r.V A NEW LAHOIt TKENU M i itin tr Conifress Journul: ilif we are to (five .eredence .to newspaper reportu, the" dissatisfaction tht is Browinir umonir the meitubors of the organized lnllior is tukint; ti trend that is more hopeful than ever be fore in the history of the labor I ' f t In- iH'wiuiaiiim nii.ii..,i .,n 1 1, movement. Antipathy to me muen- kilidi Of pests ' listed bv the department of agriculture which j misinformation nandi d or mid to 1 heralded higher waires, shorter hours, ,..., n ..in o r,i,llw,lf) nr'inv linio NpmHv nil of ll.pse inseeU (il l""''"' " "'"" " fi.ntlitnul foot ! minimum production theory is grow- m.iy gain a loolholct at any lime, ivanj an 01 tnese insects 01 Q Ui Uw ,nl)t.r inK .steadily. One of the first evi- Kcales have enemies w hich feed on them, but it happens that the I ' deuces was the creation of the Beech IKIIIO'S 'I'o TMK tlllti.H. THU (irove Employes association m tseecii (xmiii 3 1 1 1 1 .M.-n . (irove, Intl.. unrunigteu for tne pur Ji may glow with amazing speed. There are said to be 3,000 Editorials From Over the Nation pes?, usually leaves the enemy behind when coming lo a new land. The niid increase in these destructive forces in recent years is a penalty paid for increased trade. One hundred years ago there was little menace from such im migianls because they had not the means of gaining transporta tion. That there are so many still awaiting an opportunity to land (,n these shores enforces the need for extreme vigilance. It is easier to keep them out, as difficult as that is, than to extermin ate them once they have gained a footing. In this one lone of effort it may be appreciated that the department of agriculture lias a large job. XnT thii iidiiii, 'pose of maximum production. Also I'dit ti1k cikiI) ihk Yorxo, Iwitness the increase in employes' AM) WI-: UiiX'T 1. IKK liHAI) dxhh. stock holilinirsin irreat enterprises, k . j the phenomenal growth of. building in ii-.i Mop H.KU on the tall loan unu savings iiisiiaiiuiis, mv l5lii helps some, but what wo reallv 1 tendency of workers to buy their need Is sonn-thlni; of that kind on thelhontes- And now we have "brother- Glands And The Emotions adtatoi cap. "You have to he nil ex-gob, "t.stiiiiH. NeiKhlnir Kdltor.M- lo K l really. Ditt full en joynirilt out of UiiOwin u ri'i'U,"t for ptihll eily from the Ktnretary of thu navy into the waHltj la?lit." j hood' bunk. J The trend of event would seem 'j to indicate that the workers are do 1 in.iT grant amount of independent ; thinking. Thinking tliut in independ icnt of ub.-tentee p:iid labor org-anizers la Hometlilng that he would douhtleKS will the beginning of revolution; but. In fuel, It la simply Die beginning of order." Thin llluminntlng critlchmi from one of (he most acutely enet rating of mlndH nowadays may explain not a little depressing agricultural condi tions in America, as well as In Ureal Britain. In his effort to stabilize con ditlonu ho that lie may have order, thu American ftuiner is too frequently oppoed by the financial mnd merean- tlie claHseu who thrive upon mistnUesj of otherH and take toll out of a tan-j gle of cross-purposes. Pooling of ag ricultural product 8 In this country and in Canada to insure profitable prices I'or farm products Is intended lo check mate the chaos-breeding methods em ployed by the stock exchange nianip ulator and the niercantll middlemen. The tobacco farmer of Kentucky, the cotton-grower of the south, the wheutgrower of the west, the wheat-rye-oats-giower of Canada all thcs know what it is to have their pur poses eiOJ-'Sfd and their plans defeat ed by conditions that exhibit "variety to the verge of anarchy." To abolish these conditions, Amerk-nn farmers are uniting, Satins and Patents In Slippers and Pumps for evening wear Values Up to $9.50 $3.95 Boys' School Values Up lo $7.50 $2.35 Sh oes Ladies Sport Handkerchifs 35c Dainty Swiss embroidered lawn handkerchiefs in many shades and colors the correct accessory for sport wear. The much-discussed theory of Dr. Sigmund Freud that nerv ous disoi tiers result from suppressed desires is said to have Vieen accepted in some quarters as an excuse for licentiousness. There seems to be danger that the theories now being put out concern ing the ductless glands may also have an evil effect, for the gist ol 1 t!;o new doctrine is that conduct is governed by the manner in which they work, and this appears lo present human being as un der the control of physiological forces which they cannot regulate, and so not responsible for what they do. An example of the new teaching may bo found in a recent dec laration of Dr. Charles Louis Mix, professor of clinical medicine in Northwestern university. Cowardice, he says, is a matter of physiology and not of mentality and character. "Fear is caused by the suspension of secretion by the adrenal glands, which arc just above but not connected with the kidneys. It is this stopping of the secretions at the moment of fright that causes the dilated pupil of the eye, the dry mouth, shaky knees and soaring heart that are the symptoms of fear. 'After the first moment of alarm, the glands renew their secretions with more than normal activity, thus restoring the balance of courage and enabling animals under obseivalion to cope vi'goiously with the situations confronting j them." Teachers of the theory concerning the ductless glands profess i to be able to account for the character and actions uf great nie'r by telling how the glands woikcd. If the glands are in pioper con-1 dit ion, one will achieve greatness, they say; and if they are not it is futile to expect gieatmss. 'this is a sort of fatalism which, if generally accepted, would tend to discourage effort. I'ut there is tine chceiful feature of the theory. It is suggest ed that means may be found to stimulate or regulate the glands so as lo make of their pussessois whatever is desired. It is pro posed for instance, to make brave men out of cowards by medical or iiurgical treatment which will increase the flow of deficient ad - renal glands. whose program and propaganda have brouirht the problems of labor no tioui-n u volutin,, lint inutnnil hnvf Wouldn't nils he' a cad world If j brought an unprecedented number ofi there were no flappers lo lioke fun : strikes, loss of waires. dissatisfm-timi i land discomforts, not to the woikersi Jand their families alone, but morei One Way I particularly to the American public! Christinas i-ve wo u-i the presenis The new thought that is taking Klv.- and Christmas niornini: we 1 root in the minds of labor is that at '.' 'raj'" the presents we recehe If .ou try lo Utss In tin auto. The Kh'l will often hulk. So take her out in a uiolor-lioat Where sIm- eall't Ket out and walk." is true we did not find out for their beads were smashed. ! Mm Kind and 1 eani)ied by a big' spring I'l't! yards off the ro;nl. two or three miles in-low Iiui-kee "in or more years as"o. Some hunches of black holselieli- were Ivlnir one end poollnif 1 hell- crops. stor-lnn tl. lrl.1,ll .....i Hie' other In the1 ins Ibelr substance and holding tli.-m , -,.r ,,. ,,,,,. iminl, consid-1 for prices that will put breeders of ,.ral.lv etllaiired en- suininilnir Chaos out Of business. , around III the siuili-j ..ni.ai-enlli lull, of life and ehrht or ten Inches lont,' and seine of I he hunches hunini,' In the water had tie- ends alive. I he-l I lieve 1 have a theory that will ae jColint for their being alive, for iiltve ithey were, hut do not like to give It ! here. The horse hair snakes had no ! heads, and I might adil that Jim and I I had no hoozc. W. 11. IlIN'li" V l-:igtn. Oregon. THE OPEN COURT the I U I 1 .11 - Alio IT SNAKKS Kditor Observer. We went ., . e u .I.- oilier uiy 110111 i mi' miuin ... ...o iou.se oi i.ii.e m. -oi ui ,ro,,,,i, H.h Vallev and down -worlds money passes Ihrnutrh its M ,.1.(.,.k , ,-, Tl(. ,s .,., Hunger, the Best Sauce. nanus, aim uihi n ii noma tor in- .,., ,,. fup Ul ,wry, , i Sauce is used to create an unpe- vestmetit purposes a portion pf every lls ls a snak sU.v A ,,oy ., KO, tite or relish for lood. The right dollar that comes to it, eventually ou, f the car ahead or us and k I way is to look to your digestion. it will control an enormous capital Bnilkl. linJ .lf)k,., me , t,. hlm ltsWhen you have good digestion vou of its own. The time may not be far name, tt had diamond snots on itsiare certain to relish vonr fond. Miisiaiu- wnen inuor ny me exercise i.k, y- and dnik. and looked Isu t getting of thrift, sound business ludirment. ...m... ..... ... ....... laily ns he used to. and other leiritiinule mpiKiiwa will' .. .... '. , .... . rn, ... . . . " - ...... i.n i.euti a., a, Kill i.im liar- I he flies arc gelling wise. control the capital which insures its ,-w and It made a noise like a ral- employment. i tier. Illstorli-al Shiellghts. A continually increasing numbci'i ivrklns and I ran across one of . to Adam: keave me. 0f workers are finding that direct , them some so years ago In the w.-iser .... - negotiation with their employers, hills, he called it the rattlesnakes in. v ii.-.c,i to think thai tJie man which automatically eliminates con-1 companion. I think the rattle It ...... i-.iiiie.iy .mils! lie , Linun assessment-. The human spid away with II as -razy. .Now they know he la. 'I'o.isl master (ienlleniell. to- lilht we have a very novel pro gram. We will hrgln by listening to ti mill- song entitled, "Car K.ues sh.ill .Sol ltli.nr Tonight," Sung hy A. Coniluetor. "Man Hies .lu-i .Mn, nt 'In Hi-Ink" This si hit Is getting more powerful very day. costly strikes, 1 makes is a bluff for linderstand that Chamberlain's Tablets impiovc the digestion, create a healthy appetite and cause a gentle movement of the bowels. adv. The oung man who files high. Ihtiiks Amos Tash. doesn't slop to worry about where he Is going to light. Poets' Corner and the loss of time and pay, will poisonous snukes have a diamond accomplish more satisfactory results shupcd head like the rattlers and than coercion through the use of; other vipei-s. j destructive measures or org-anized i When I was In Iowa father used to i strikes. Individual worker.- urc be-.lt'i'gh nt one of ihe neighhnrs for jginning to realize that organized 'believing there was uch a thing a.t j dictation on their part is just as Joint nnalte till the neigh lors harmful and just as inefficacious as 1 brouglil one In and afterwards wei -j organized dictation would be on the;'""'' um' ourselves. They hud ,J ipan OX employes, (glossy aiiine nno wnen we nil mem I ' , on the tall a light Inp the tall would j A New Angle lirenk nl Ihe point of contact, until j Louisville Courier-Journal: "So long several joints were broken wbicl, jas we allow merely financial or rven scrtiH'tl to have been knotted logetri nirrely mercantile forces to be doml-'er. Hut wlndher the story that if left alive Ihe parts would com' together Mosl of Ihe boys back liumo Joined the choir lor Ihe sake of the Lord and the second soprano. (inly a seasoned prizefighter renin knows how much moro blessed it is to ijivo th:m to receive. YOUR baby can't be healthy without sleep. Get Johnson'3 Baby Powder today. It means wonderful new skin comfort, happy smiles, restful sleep. You want the best for your baby and John son's has been first choics for 35 years. A Johnson & Johnson Red Cross Product. T"HR DRUGGIST j i10he than. a czruuni Trylht Ctat Stare Firtl I ;llTo;t',WT I .M Row" I 0 'Baby Powder Best for Babij-Bpstforou The lli.i-u Itonke.-. lali!,a moils) The huiiiiia luint.x- hi queer, II ib.es i lot m i,ilish things. Too many to prlnled here. We iiiiii,- when li.il.it pulls til t rings. I. ill llieres oil,- high al.nv. . I I F.mplnyors who pay as little as they workeis to dn nmre than is retained. can should not. expect lie Win The federal tieasuiy is nut Ihe only concei n that sometime: inns into red ink in the good old summer time. The injunction. "IVspisu nut tin- day of small (idly tloes not include persons .small in character. thinv pioh- '-iv.iig oi no. i el low s seorn. Is a llilisam-e and a pest I I'he ilriver w til Ihe lin.ikin.. I,ri, i-- udiiiuli the traflle stuns And l.-nty ears are III the ,., J Id th.-re l,i M-nianlit.i-es ami ,-n.,4 a And nolle til i) go without the sign. .Mi some lull and eiuply uihi. I Will,, nil a lll.ie of l-nemi horn. ; w ho i ;,ttik hln.l. . logins ,, t,,,,i i,, his In. in. I wolnler II he thinks Unit we I Ai" s:.ilng then- In .ea.- a whim I'r inn ,1 ll. Ienly ,.--p to he . .--(. eeu, I l.ul iier In t . i , i . ,"l'w,nii,l ., - m - in In :n thinking nii.n 111.11 M.T-. tli, I'.M.Iwnv ilei.r Me num.' says (!. K. Chesterton In the London clutlook. "we are actually I rusting peo.le who have a vested In- .lerest In vugiieui-ss and disorder. It fls aelllally to Ihe Interest of the mere I lul.ld leiuali, Ihe mere buyer and sel ler, dial prices nnd condition should joxhtlilt variety lo the verge of un jarehy. lie li.s on lilisiin.lerstand fings; he thilies on mistakes: he takes I his loll out of a tangle of cross-pur-re t : pes. s. To put a limit to his gumhllng h- should not slay l..-. '.I g". can Senator-elect .lolin.-im of .Minnesot.i a is said to have a liowci I'ul voice, but the senate seems to have enough of noise .Many a man seems to be satisfied if he has enough money left r.' the end of the week to buy a Sunday dinner and gas fur the car. It is a totally la::y boy who cannot find a fairl s in,inin;r hole these (lavs. I'm! he will slatt On- eai it- ..un; a ,,.ru win, h he l.low. IA- --.it and en,!, -r-,1 In i line Wl" n Ir.iille lales. as oil It wii. ! lust ulial I his I, lid el ,.ie. r d-slgn I l"':";l keeps up M. Ml, lint J Yet . er tlelii the dl.tanl real. AI II". ll. or night, oi- earli morn. I Sem, In. w e alw.ivs hale lo lour J Th- -.ns-1,-- h.Mikri of the In.rn. I Ihe de-s r llivme- s -.. Il.lal.l ' I . .- t-i . ii l i.-n- an, I ullniniii. Ii reli-esh. I tlslai'loiy lag I" run nit,, an old - l.i.-hlon. ,1 man 1 lull,..- Mile and uttlnHv ate the In sain- , in. That Miiine.-'oi.i si-it.-itoriiil fight is likelj suits on who is the better Scandinavian. to liinse in iti. : ! - im , h,-i-i . t he 11 1 kind of iiian ho lnn In ! -.:,n t- rf .:nd cf W hi net .iu,ls tl "ASK. Till-: KNVKI.orii" AND KNOW THE TlllTH AltOlT 'I'ln- f. How m ho M l it-s "l.ueky Strike" all over the sky Is In, ky that In- iloesn'l st i Ik.- the loiin clock or the Inilling arms or Mother Hill-Ill. Cveiy time he write "l.iu-ky" freni Ills twisting, turning- airplane, be reully in.iiii II. Th,. National t's.-d Cur Mayer's S.-rvle has 1alHHi-.l I lit- MOrd "l.u.k" from tis-d car tner. i-han-llslng and In Its place has len l.ihl the Inunda tion nt correct business eliil.s. .. know It's the slow, hard M sy, bu"t Me also kn-.i It's th.- sure May to Mill pill. lie -..nfl.l, nee. We M rite M definite gllitruntep Mhlch ineans h "Sure sttrlke' for any tniver of any car sold unil-r this policy. Southard & Shinn rrd tar Adam Ate. 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TIIR NATIONALLY ADVERTISED ARCH BRACES KeJ Crosis Drug: TTTTVT 31 Opporiunity - Walks, in on the fellou): Who has money vithouA Waibin At that, Opportunity Isn't what you noiild call r knock er any moro I hi. n you w ould be considered a knocker If you Mere doing nil you could to boost for your boinu town. Let s leave the knocking Tor Ihe oilier fellow nnd do all we can to help tills town and county. And personally, the mem bers of this hunk Mill do their share by giving you a Bank ing Service that jou right fully d-serve as ono of our customers. YOU IIK.T.1- rs-WK HKI.P VOL' AND TOUETHISH WI-: IIUI.I' Olill HOME TOWN. Thai's rial team work! to krock2 KfOUIlD KELl&BLE -PROGRESSIVE- store ..... .,;; - :,
