La Grande evening observer., August 17, 1923, Image 4

Vrifl.ny. August 17,!1023
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
AM III DEPENDENT NBW'SPAPKR.
Published dally and weekly t L
Brando, Oregon, by I.a Umnd vn
lag Observer I'ubltihiiig imtan.
BHUCJfl 1ENNJ3. Editor.
fentered at the Hostuirice at I (rnJ.
Oregon, as See or. d Ols Mtl Mau?r
Address all coimiiuiiivaliufia to TllK
OBaKKVHK, Hit Adaaia Av. L
Grande, Oregon.
81 BM'IUIMKO RATICft.
II y Mall.
Oally. per year, in uvanee .......$!. 0"
;laily, nik month In advance ...$2.If'
;ail, tliret months, in advance I
j Paity, pt-r nmntii ............ F1i
llmly. ifr inonin 6"'
On eal- In other eliiva Oregon Hm.-l
I K m tUand. I'tTllaiid: Imperial New
tiatul. I'iriland; Multuutnah Nw
Stand. PiNland
' MKHUKH OK AMrtlMIlA TKH iMIUSf.
The Aattoi'iated pres m exlualveJv
ntltUd to use for publication of all
oewa dtapafchei credited to It or no
Mherwtif credited In thin pHper, and
aim th I or it i news published there I n
AH rlRht of r-puhli aton f ppiil'
H Currlir.
Dully, per m mi Ui .-75c
OhIIv, per thrto monlha 53. ih
Daily pr six mo., lu advance )
Otlly, llik.ltt ropy
city am rm vrv orm iai-
f A IT. II.
THi; WAY ! KMCAI'K: It ahull
ii, U vunr. In lff d;tv (lull the Lord J
c shaM thee rc-t from thy Borrow, !
a nil irott' thy fr;ir, and I'roiu Ihy hard f
I' n n 1 1 1 K ' ' v- Herein i nou witm imiiuu tu
'wrv. TMihfH H:3 i
On Being a HomeTown Booster
OFFICE CAT
TNAUI MAMK
BY JUNIUS
Waffowa Lake Park
Ideal Summer Resort
(lly An
This paper believes in La Grande and La Grande's future. It
believes that La Grande is destined to be a much greater city than
it is today. It believes that the great majority of people living
in La Grande have an abiding faith in the city's future and in th
La Grande of todav. It is this faith that has made La Grande,
and it is this same. faith that is going to continue to make La
Grande a greater city.
No one need talk of "putting La Grande on the map." tor, all
the world knows La Grande is already on the map; it has had a
conspicuous place there for many years. And it is going to re
main there forever.
La Grande is already a great place in which to Jive. If one
were to look all around the world, none better could be (found.
When everything is considered, no one honestly can say that any
other town is a better place than La Grande. . i .' ; '
For that reason, if you have any nincy to invest, invest it iii
La Grande. It is safer at home than it is any place else. ' Keep
out of the clutches of the oily-tongned stock salesman who come.)
' from a distance and wants your money to invest in an enterprise.
the merit (if which you know nothing- save what is told you by the
man or men seeking to "separate you from your coin.". ;
If you have any money to invest, think it over and then in
vest it in La Grande. Every residtnt of La Grande ought to be
a booster for La Grande and La Grande enlerpiises. Owning La
Grande real estate will go a long way, toward making all citizens
a booster for the home town. ISuild or buy a home and grow
with La Grande, and enjoy to the full all the benefits of being a
La Grande home owner.
XKVKKAI, TI.MKH IN THK
PAST l-KW MONTHS PAN CIJ
I'll) HAH NHOWN .MANIKICHTA
TIONH OI'' KNKIIC'.Y AND
TWIi'lO IM'KIXO THAT
l'i:i!Hil) HAS HIS 1IOI.TS
WIONT TUTU IN THU IK
f'HANK'AI, lillO.M OI'' THK
KVKNI.Mi OII.SUKVKIt. THAT'S
Tl 1 M KTOHV. THK SKql ia, IS
THAT IT IS mlo!tl-:i THAT
A Tllllill IIAUT IS ON ITS
WAY TO THK KA.MI-: lilil'AHT.
.M i:.'T I'.TAKI".
Kvelilnt! Olmerver Stuff
Writer)
Kindly 1 llillin from I Gran.li:
l- tin. Im (iniOilu-WalloWB l-ke
hlKli ij. I aituiiled u miiniticr resoii
Ihitl, llhiiiKh annum the finniit of
iloHiiri remirtu In lliln nwtlon o( the
InlRtwl Kiiiitirt-, Is not generally given
lln dim !' thorn- who lnlHi ol pat
ronlzliiK IhHr own illstrk-l. Innti'nil of
melim "KnntiTii Ori-ton first , go to
Home farway l:u- to apeim inmr vu
callon. The writer ! refurlng to
Wullowu I Jik I'ark, thne nilH-a from
Joupph, ulid wwlly arteiwllile troiu
wvrj point In tli northwest.
Wallowa IJlke. the renlnil attrac
tion on the reort. anil from wh e
thu park' proenrred Its nunie. -a aheet
of water m-veral milea In lunifth form
ing a leaittv upot that him gained for
Hie dial Hi t . the nickname of
Ori'Konii Switierlnnd," is aet lie.
tween ateep. nwjeatlc mountain;
verltahle parudlae. Iieautlfill beyoml
Kildtntly all the
ver fro. ii Hie 1 'Ml I jinin eara aro uaed
on aparliiii'ilt liolisea.
livery fellow to hla job. .Many
a l.iiiMlnt; jteniua falla flown flat
when he attempta graftliig.
P"' 10 1,6 a "O'"- "f dellBht to
...... .iia km lines and grown-upa.
KKvllmt lanaK, ineiit.
The aurceaa of lh uruii..... 1 ..i,
lark during t, P11R, f,.w Vl.,ir ,
argely Una t0 ,ho Hrn,.,nt mnilB,..
ment of Mra. and Mr. Walter U. Me
Inturff. Mr. Malnturrr I. ..
above pur and la rcmn.i...i i. ....
who come in contraet with hlin.
hospitality of the hleheat i.,,i..P. I.
ono of Hi,. Important faetora In Ills
.....Keup and the align U-Ht wiahes of
hla patrona are alwaya given con
slderatlon. '
The. ( imp lire at the park In an
other Hem that deserves apei-lul men
tion, fpon urrivllng at the resort
one finds that the restraint that
marks city Ufa diaappeara and in a
short time one la a member of the
Wallowa Ijiko family" for the ter
mination of the vlait. In reality, the
"family" la mi ever-changing coni-
miinhv ,lnrli.. 11... .
dea. rlp.lve power,. U Hear ' Welle,! one day by many arrivals and
are fed from aev.eral alreama I hut In ,,,,, th , y B(,viml
i . : . , ls 'unu- " renunning
....n, - - same in spirit.
'should not be mlsaed are Aneroid.. , . ,
Uike. lea I j.ke. Aneroid Uike rails, '" A..h IntcicslInK
land Wallowa like falla. as well as1 Hefore closing the writer wlshea t-j
I many others Unit hav, not gained ril" allentlon to the Im. ftrun.le-W'ul-
the promitiencij thilt the above have. ',rwa Uike highwuy. nearly complete,
lan AnniM-iiKnts . "w b-lng linlahed by the Stale Higl.-
The lake proves an excellent wmrce lway -ommlaalon. rrom l.a Clrande
of amusement In many different '0 few miles this aide of Klglii, no
Hnininilng.' boating, kodak- oeuer niucailam roads could be wish-
ine and fishing are among Ihcdlveral-;e" rr. Uefore reaching Klgin It is
Ifled offering of the body of water it- neceaaury to take a. detour of about
jaelf. In the park and adjacent to ltl"u miles una then the traveler finds
lucer mimes left,,, a Ilu,uril wonderliuid wherein i,onl roada not so good but eaally
person miiy find outdoor life at its j Puaauble to vehlclea of any nature,
beat, ' Hiking horaehaelc -riding I rrom Klgin to a few mllea west of
cu in p .life, the evening bonfire and I Enterprise the road winda. anioothly,
weldln or niarslnillow roast, wild ll,lrouK'' scenery that is hard to
fruit and flowers are but a- part of!r.val. Any one who has iiuido th..
m
NEW
FALL
One of the Ki'cjit invHlcrliH if llfii)
iH liow u dar old lady driving an
.'Iccirlc on the wrong sld of llm
Mtrci'L i-viH't-tx ii fi-tfin li-iiclr in ir..t nut
ol licr way and another Ik tho meek ' Wu,t'a',
manner In which It iIovh,
J i u inuii n-apM what he sows, lots,
Ol' UOJll KOWCll WOl'tlH.
The Herd Instinct
loot! I T(Hi(t!t
your liltln tnotcr,
Tool!
If you loot
And then lay uway your horn
Within a week therc'8 not a soul
Will know thul yon were horn.
Tin; man who trh-n to advertise
lly bhorl and smldon jerk,
Jh the man wIio'h alwayH kicking
Uecaiiye if m ver workt.
Tho fid low who in on I he Job
A-hum;dn every day.
Anil lcivpn forever nt It,
Ih the one who ma It on It puy.
Itul why shinhl you worry over
u little thtnir like money. You
know the oiily differenee between,
n millionaire, ami myself Im that
he"s 'iiiaivlnif his Hecond million,
und I'm niakiiiy my firat.
Kecipe for siiceess: l-'list gel ac-
thti' progrufn that l opened to
sorter at V:iIlpwn Luke Hurk,
In tho park, located at thu head of
the lake, aro all J he eon venieiu en and
eoiirfortu of a modern metropolitan
park.
'aid 119, tent -call Inn, tents and other
accommodationn. aro filled- yearly..
All the modern faetlitica are preaent.
such ait running water (hot and cold).
up-to-dati sanitary .arrangements,
Btage-conneetion.t wllh nearby eltie-,
a atoiH; ivnd; restaurant where a ilivcr
Hil'ied Htoek in kept on Iiauil and a
danca hall furnishes additional sport
in the evenings ahd afternoonft. A
bro-n 4enr Ib captive at the park and
np mrougn . tlio Wallowa canyon,
over the resent road, cannot but sigh
with pleasure at memories o$ tiro
drive. To truly appreciate the beauty
of the canyon one jiiunt actually hck
ii. West of Knterpri.se another de
tour Is made but In this section the
roada are in fair condition. l-'ironi
KiUerprlHt! to Wallowa lki; the con
dition of the ro.ids la excellent.
"Too often tho residents of Kastern
Oregon fallu to appreciate tho won
derful arenery ami pleasures oi'rered
him in hi own district and before
goin,' on that vacation why not slop
and make a resolve to nee "Kastern
Oregon first ?"
ARRIVALS
Many pleasing
styles In Spoil Coats
have arrived for our
Kail trade including
, piaids and fur col
lared models, i'l'h'es
ramfing from
$24.50
to
$29.50
Gingham and
Percale
Aprons
ivo assortment to choose
GINGHAM
$1.15
PERCALE
96c
K.ten
from.
Kaysers Silk
Hose
Kiill fashioned n ml pure Bilk, nil
vxveplionul biii'gain.'
$2.25 .. '
Values
$1.90
' According:, tn a journal pulilishpd in Hie intdicst of tho thcatri-1'1""'"1"'1 wilh 11 '""ssrui man.
Cal biiKinoss i.nd allind trades 'thu popular .sonjf, "Yes, 'We Have I Tv.. gw.jiiu .lupo this time." said
No Bananas" lias made a million dollars for the publishers. Wheth-1"K: kf-'s- vMU r t his customer.
; Editorials From
Over the Nation
since then and won the Spanish and
World wars. .
Yea, "we have few reformers with
anything like a sense of humor.
- The Ningliijr of Sinigs
, er or not that is literally true, there is no doubt that it has niadoS
n tr,.il,..wl.i.iu Lit' Anil v.t if ic i,.,i i.f flw, eillinf oww.f 1..,i...k!
fc V. 111,. I.l'l. IV lO Wl, ll ll.V OIII.LU, I.IUilV I" (111. I
tilings ever written. ' . . . . , . , , .
The line, "Yes. we have no bananas," is funny because of the
r.bsurdity of the construction, but it is not particularly original,
the idea in one foini or another havinjr been a stock on the
vaudeville stafe for years, and there is practically nothing else in
the '"lyrics'' that is worthy of attention. The tune is insipid, and
not particularly original, either. . The chances are that the aver
age person, if shut off from association with his fellow-men, would
never care to hear tho piece a .second time; yet the same person,
coming in daily cuntact with men, women and children who talk
about the banana song or hum snatches of it. talks about' it 01
hums snatches of it himself, and asks the orchestra to play it w hen !h's;
no visits a restaurant where there is music. I
It Is the herd instinct which is responsible for this phenomenon. 1
The impulse to imitate, to go along with the crowd, is the cause I
of tho undeserved popularity of this stupid and unattractive ditty.
It just goes to show that human being are as gregarious as,
sheep. Slaves to fashion, they sing the song that appears to b..-
iashionable, though they, don't think highly of it, and very lew do.
Foitunately, fashions of this sort change quickly.'
IT It!' '. Vy'lKK tirv THAT
M.xmtilos ' lii.i! ox' hi:k
IIIICI'HIi.VI. HO UK Wll.l, HAVK
ro ki:.i i:.m-h Kit m -r o.vu im.
l'OUTANT MATH KACH VKAll.
Honolulu, Dry, still INipulur
(lly Associated I Yens.)
HONOI.I'l.f. T. II.. August 17.
I i nc rumors mat tile i -ana.llau-Aiis-ItralluHtan
liners, ulvint; between I'nn-
W'onesler ' Gazctll "What Clin ada and 'Australia. inlL-lit ellnitn.il e
I America expect." asked an .uplifting Honolulu na a port of cull because of
apeuker recently, "of u people whoa' tho rilfld enforcement of the prohibi
j favorite aonif has for ll.i beginning Hon law which permits vesseia to en
and It end the. Idiocy: 'Vea we have iter nil American port with only "med
.ili. linnanas?' " ' ielniil liquor," have been denied here
I 1.-..II i..u. ........ ... . ' . - ..
...... JH., niiu. can .uierieu ex-.nv Liiuian noi a. eon nut ii er 01 lie
Life b' full or Kolden opportunities
I' ilolne those IhlliK!, wo do not flint
do.
A Kiel . fl'leiiil of. nui-s siia .she
can icll all the jcaloim wonicii by
the ay they miswcr (be tele
phone mils for their liusbniiila.
The JciiIiiiis ones unIi. "Who Is It
alliiu:. idoiiM'." while it... uiiien I
-Iniplj siiy, ",lu-i a iiiiniilo I'll
call him.'
11 11 lell.iw "level-headed" and
llalleriil. i';. i a "flalhead"
ml In. eel,, riled, Ineonslslency.
A'l.l l. lh,. wa Ihero are men
who even ro to church so they
will not have to stay at home.
Self Interest Higher Law
!t'ii't ( riiuil. Men, pitn't Cniml,
(Waul Ad in Indianapoll? Hlar)
liooiu and board; modern, home
ir. ji - nontlem.in prererred.
I aiihler wisiie t. emiKXMllal room
in. tie. Woodruff I lu.
'? . :' , : .
The win); I,;, not Intellectually
Htrong, hor uiufliidally Kreat.- although
the younR folks declare that 'It' a
wlmln of n good foxtrot." 'It luw a
dlHturbln- wiiv of rr-juainiiif; in the i
back of the hejid, ami of whistling
Itm lf out at surprising odd moment 4.
What can wo expect of people who
like It? -. .
Welt, Yankee Doodle lan't un lulel-Icetual-
treat. yet people who have
Miinj;, hummed and whistled it hare
more than lived up to , what win-expected
of llieni. 'Tan She-Make a
Cherry IMc, liillie JJoy;" hufl never,
we beli'ev been answered. ..vet'' the
people- who refused to Mcorn that Hony
did great thlnfys, and now . lie, res
pectably enough, untler white., rea-iinh,
pcctable tombstones. - Ian.'
And thirty or more years ajro folks culled
llnir Niagara, ftnd by T, II, ltavies &.
Co.. tin line; agents.
I'nder the law, the t'anadla-Aus-traliaian
liners, may be "wet" only
until .they reach Honolulu, "dry" be
tween Honolulu and Suva. where
Il'iuor Bupplles may' be obtained, and
"wet" between Suva and Australia.
On an outbound trip from Australia
the vessel Is "wet" uiilil she reaches
Honolulu .'and' "dry" from this port
to the mainland. . ' '
intf Company, Ltd., with a capitali
sation ol IMihti.niMt, to put the Jup-
uiie.se joy-maker on thu markut.
Idaho Itoviucs linmtine 10 T. It.
HALT I.AKK CITY, l lah. Auk. 1 "
l-'our native eown were founil to b
inleeted tn a test of 1 7
Muurantlne huii been placed upon
them and dild tesl;i on Iniportea
cuttle will bo imposed.
Hot Weather uisease.
Disorders of thp hnwel ntn v.
uie m,tieine!y dangerous, particularly dur-
Goodfny county for tuberculosis. The; in the hot weuthc: of the summer
test revealed that In all forty-four months, ami in order to protect'
cowj: were infected; forty of which, yourself and family against a .sud
however. hail been. brought, into Uia-len ntt.-L- nt ,.r su '"
llf. fa., v4 . t u 'l 1 ,.v " '"'lUr Ul Ijllfllll-
... ...... .mv. . . , oenain s t.olic and
in upmi oi 1 no comparative im- ody It can he
tnnlHty..,f (ion.iinK wunty eatle. a hr.vc testified to its tixv.olnno J-
Diarrhoea Uem-
tlepciKiotl upon. Many .
-unv.
Canadn Drinks 'orhl Whiskey.
(lly Associated I'ress,) '
VANCUL'VKIt. H. C Aus. 17.
Canadians are tolerant of boize or
every nationality. They Imbibe
Scotch, of course, and nssorled "lr-
Knglish," "Krench" and "Ital-
And now Japanese whiskey,
"sake." is to be ma nu lac-
wen. nhiKliitf a gym that hud for it.i lured. In Hrilish Columbia on an ex-
refrain Ihlr. thoujrht-compellfns line: tensive scale. Local Interest:! recent -"Ta-ra-ra-rji
. boom-de-ay." yet we ly obtaineil approval for the organi
have rleferited 13111 'llryn n ' tli t'e'e times Vn.tlon oflhe Vancouver Malt J'rew-
For
I'u.'.t
till l;.n,
M.I. u. , iii.
In California a law will j;o into effect mi September 1 proviil
iii"; that an ai'.tt.iiKiliilo tiiivcr must stnp .short of a railroad cross
iiiK when a train is henid or seen to !w appioachin'. Tho maxi
mum penally for failure is fine of $."i(Ml ami six months. That :i
law should lie enacted to enforce what prudence would dictate a:
to the h'.ell'-int.'i'o.it of the driver and occupants of the car sivnls lu
1 a )'.eitine:t coir.ment on tho 'intt'l!ij'once oeditcd to those wh
drive. That this jud-mcnt is not mi.-'p'aeod a;; to a small poiceut
i'KO the lecoid of accidents proves, hut whether the law will he
ff foot ivo to ici.eh those against whom di,eeted is a mailer ol
nouiii. uie diiver who disolievs t e l,v ti.,..; 1 i
a train is a.;..aclii..jr is likely to he put !.oy,e,d Iho power of man-;"""'"" "
made law to i iini. h. Natural law is 1H-..K- i., .,,.) ;i i. :.. '
. ' ,w ' "i- "HI tv 111 lust
1 !ns enactment is illustrative of the extent to which law-maU
im: jroes. It has a I iud;:i.!e puipo.-e hut it should l.e enliiely in
iiei;'ssaiy, noi uuil people sWiu I.I . neiii.iM,,,! t,. :.. n...:.
. ' 1 v. ... (JH..l. Ill IIH'II
caielosi:s nut:! Killed, hut personal ie;.i,id for safetv should
make sut h law ledmul; nl. There is no hilier law than self
lntcivst ,n !;uaid,i',c iUi(ii'.-,t accident.-.. ' that is of no avail of
what use is it In seel; to tout,-,,! !,y statute? The law is intended
to opera',' as a Waning to othei.;. hut if tlu-v are not warn"l liv
-.oat turn im mppens uie Ian w,l! luudly tuil. their ivckli
Tl. ' . . . 1 1 . . i
iii..ii,".i me e..;.!ty may ne cnionrti on I ise v !,. t-,L,.
I'oit tiii: m;xi- m-wspa.
I'l:i! I'O.N'TIOST, -WK SI'((',i:HT
niA-r a 'iii.i- uk oi-ki:ukh
I'ol; TIM-: .MOST ll-l!-l-.VTI.Y
l-i 'It ' I l-l' I '. I It Ol- l-l-l-T. THK
i'i:i.i- ro in-; nu-: i-aik oi-n.wiM-oiaiKii
Aitrii Kip.
I I : r i : I : :
Sal.
This Beautiful
Italian Dining Room Suite
LN THE ANTIQUE ITALIAN OAK
$128.15
.Easy Terms
rn
1, UitKc
I e.'S an
IlK'lil.K
home, hu tiled on
lot titil la, brauli. '!
shrubbery, cement i
in livlnif room.
Will ii-iide lor a small .
t-l O'nn huliSf
il I Cily.
find laiKe lol in Is-
31
Opportunity Walks,
in on the ?elW
Who has money)
Without Waifcinb
...... i
Al thai, Oppni-iiiii'liy'BllT"
" lull you ivoul.l cull u Knock
er tiny more ( tin ii you ivoul.l
l.e consi.lere.l a kn,-k,.r if
Mm Mi le iloiiic nil. you could
to boost for younliome. town.
Let's leave I lie ' knockftlfc".
for Hie other fellow uuil ilp'
ull e call to help this town
uii.l county.
Au.l per.soiiiilly, Iho liielil
l.ers of this l.anl; will ilo their
share hy Klvlng you u.- Hanli
ini; Service liiat you, rii;lit-''
fully .leserve as ono of our
customers.
YOU IIKI.I- US-WK IlKI.i"'
you and Toc;i;riii:it
w i; iii:i,p, -.oiift . jiojii;'
TOWN. . . ..
it'.
That's real temii work!
to krxookl)
I
In. 111.'. I lot, the holIKe is J
ulie.l ell. I hes city tvnter.il
ill lienl of Hi,. .ln,e. Price. J
M l the O nus in-,. v,.,j r,.u.
.ill :l .1
I'elll
I' i id v.: I o
j-enally oi
I'ihcis.
snoss.
chance;
l.'l on l-'li-nt sire,
i i.ii'l it u iniii-s,
111 Mhlualk, jtrM.-t-
Sl.l"... T, rni.i.
t. I.e.
p.m-il
luee
imk ck'ath or miiinnujr it will imt In? ii.s sovnv ;;s lh
.1-11 r.varad i.v nat'iivl law nnl tluit is inrMVttivo
on
I'OllHt'
N"N 1 J.
ni l Ti nil Ii i i
- to the
". nty H.itrr,
I'l in- I ..Mm;
1.
Palmer
elect He
Sluide
terms.
In I.VKono days women went to hdies1 aitl society mcethi -s to'
f ft tin earful. ' ,
ef o an l iv.lnr
Without Interest i 11 I
ii,'.gsdBuyayfr "
VJQUnD-BELiaBLZ - PKQGRZSZlVfr
II. is only in ical
cut blow.
life that the
n;i I'llXt
In line it
IKItoillolille
part nf the
I
itn-l J
ru hi I
Consists of
OBLONt; TABLE, UKFET AND FOUR CHAIRS
! Similar to cut above. Ideal for the small dining room.
Now on display in our window ;
would be hero cots the knock !i'',""m "" " '"' ceme Id nn.l j-e
" riioiiv ., j i ,1 ii help vou.
Haiinj
anloniobi.'co on public hi-hwaya is ,,nB iu .,, 1
I W, H. Bdhnenkamp Co. jj
Four Floors of Fine Furniture
I
Can Your
Blackberries Now
$2.00 a Crate
A FULL LINE OF FRESH VEGETABLES
AND FRUIT
Sugar Is Lower
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