La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 17, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text'v''(Iii-mI:iv. Ociobm;. 17. 102:1. pace poun TTTR T,A OTtAMHH EVHNWfl OKSiraVEI! La Grande Evening Observer k AM inUKVtSMpWC NKW1'AIKIU ; m tihlBhd dll nI wetlclv Ht I-ji ran4e, Orovoa, by 1- Uramla l'Wun Ui Utiarvr lubltMmc t'oiupany. bHUc'tC OENNia, Ed l lor. Cntr4 tt thf I'oatcrrtce at La Crande, OreKoo, a Second CUhi Mail Mhiut. Adtfren all communlnatlonii to T1IK OUHalHVtOH. 1410 Adam Ave l,u UrauOa, Orairun. V l!i!SCHItTIO1 11 AT ICS. Br Crrler. nanjf, r month - 76i; l)uy, ir Ihrro month ra.zt . pr mi mo., In advam: OftJLy, ainicU copy .... ,. tj fic oVrr ani cohwtv OFrit:i ai, I'AI'ffllt. I'ntiy, pr yer. in anvanra .........$&. 00 hilly, i jc month In Hnvam: t.&C lHily, ihreu months, In advaocu ....$t.2i lily, per montli .....,.....r.o' fmily, per month . Mm- On eilu hi oihor chlfn Drruou lluUd Ni Htfinri. I'ortlnml: Imperial Kpwi i nut in, I'orlinnu; .Multnomah Nnwa iUnud, Portland. THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley t'nnitr) t ivju Saiiu At';: I . ft' KM ih", II IK AMUK I V Kl I'MKW, l'hi AMKor ifitr-a l'r Is xclindvdv enl.lt led to u Mtt for publication of all 3'ivm dUintntn'fl credited to it or hot Vhttrwtm- frMlt in ititn pnit, ami alao th loral new pnhlltit.ii 'llmrHn AH rltrhtH i)t r"-j)iil'll(ftMon 'f apHclal llNpalrliMM herHn Hlao urn r'rvd. T1i; NO nil.lKi'T: - Itnl, b.ovd. I if not ignorant of I It Ik one I hilt g, I (nil one (l.i y Ik it h t In- I ,ord its it IhoiiHiiiHl -yearn' mill a ( hoiiHund yi'iu-H mm oiii' l:ty. 2 I 'Her J&2-.jf . i- Bl( ..... 'if .-..VI I 1 1 "-'y.'J.'Jl-- ."V Mt HtVI e 1 i ' '- Vf I. 3 s iVo Accident lleie arc oiiic statcmunts imd a question ul loith ly the Uniltd StuteH liuruau of oducation: 'flic United States maintains the most comprehensive Ny.stem 1 of public education in the world. The ))er capita of the United plates is higher than for any oilier nation. Is it an accident? FamieiH of. the United States send their children to school , lus I'ejjiiliirly and fewer days per year and fewer years than com mercial, clerical, Imnking and professional classes. Agricultural workers constitute 28 per cent of the total of occupational work ers and set 17.4 per cent of the national income. Commercial, cler ical, bunking, profossionnJ and miscellaneous classes constitute .12 : per cent of the totiil occupational workers and ;;et 40 per cent of - the national income. Is it an accident? .. A f. Mv' I ' -r-,'.K-J ,' . - V, V TV it ytAr Fivr MMUTirs AM'tJmBMrLrvn 'ffi-Swl t WATCH in Thg AIRy WHEN TMB CHAlM BROKt -s NVw TorU. A rliarmlllK m'tflllfi't' of ninury crcpi- hack Halln worn !H'i' loilay 1h imtdi rill I ttnl KtralKlit in front, whi-ro il hanuH Idohi1!). til hack, linwi-viT. II falhi in Ihroo HnCt ;it'i-n friiln hip to iK'iu. 'I'hf chlifon Mi.-fvi-.s nr1 tiiniiioiK.'. :in) knotH of t ttniiioitk', Hilk Mowith form n t,'irtll(. Editorials From Over the Nation No, it is not an accident. Trcrs lldpfil Win War. IlllffHlo N'pivh: fluty u trill llirniiKi) llw. I r.nl IV.i.ul Tin.iiu nt lAni'. incidents to the contrary, of un-1 ntmi or a tiilKrlimw iiIoiik llio lri-- echooled men and women who have risen to high productive places, ""H ur' '""' -"--- . , , - , . . ,. l-'rcnrll hii.rliway ulll ri'Vi-nl Mil- urc unin.poi'tant. . Inctdents may he found to support or disprove i,.,,,,,,,,,,, Hioniia'n.ia r woo.icn any theory. What counts is the maller-of-fact, statistical, indi.s-joi'ii-i-H mm rmiKin ami r.-n ror iho putahle aveiajre. It is clearly enough understood today that, while! , , ... . . , . 1 u ...... , Iri'-M iiail u hl pari ill wlnnlni; the exceptional mind may develop finely m spite of lack ol formal iM. r jui an .n.i roo.i, Hiiiim. roni educational advantaires, the proitiess of any community as a whole i""'1 Tl"- ""'-'i""' rwor.i .r . , , , , ,' , - , , , . . Ihf wnnillaiM.H rh a hrllllanl one. in health and wealth and usefulness hears a definite relation- ri. ror.-nm in-.d no slack.-. Tiioir UiiliKlanciM wi-lil Into everything from hairarkH to propcllcm, anil Tho nnnviiio nf tl, linin.iil nC fdlirnl ion is to Kl.il- illtlTnst in ! pr im paper to .lack hoanlM. W oo.l t lull, ami allow "'" , . '. ,. , ,. . . , .. ,,, , helicil win I li- war. , Mint,' run lo m-orc. lunil commiiniues lor onservance oi American r.duciuioii vvuck imik,. i,.iib ami anhnmrineii ami from November 18 to November 21. Iiut the facts should have equal weight with city dwellers. Particularly at this lime the young men and women who are employed during the day may think soberly and hopefully upon the opportunity offered to them by the evening sessions of the public schools and the universities. Education is an investment and in the long run pays fine divi dends. . ship lo the' degree to which education is fostered. the I'nlleil Slalcii. 1h prnncctitim; a Ive-orotjH forcm policy. ('inly t'nele Sam Hleep.s, anil l.onl (.oval Klioulil learn here what not to ilo. War Iiuh' depleted our forest reNourci'H the way of the aaw and l lie ax. WHITE SOX DEFEAT CUBS IN LAST GAME riiKWCn IIy tn Associated ITi'hs) - Th- Wlillti Hox !iro awnln ritv fliaiiiploiiK, ImmI liif the Nntlonal Nmikho i 'iiIim, 4 to u, in . 1 n Jnitinirrt 'rucpiliiy, (he AiiH'rloiuis won lhi vr- on, four KimiCH lo 2 Two fiunbh-H unt a wild ihrow by (IcorKi Ciramhiun wiivr ilir Sox tin' clianiptoiiHnlp. The firAt fumble :tiiic in the ntni h in niiiK' In which the Sox scored twice and knotted (lie count while llie se'e- froni . oiul rumble and wild pcf? came in tin. miii i.h.i ..n.if,..i ii... a,..- Miis. isiti;u. n i,t iri,v Operation Avoided Portland, Ore g. "Dr. Ptcrce'a medicine has bctu so very liene liciul to mc that 1 am kUd to give it my recommendation, Doctors said J would have lo undergo an opera lion, hut after taking the 'Favorite Prescription' I found that an opera liou vas not titcer.sary. Uuring one expectant period 1 suffered with inflammation and became so weak and rundown 1 could not do my voile. Doctors again advised an operation, hut instead I began talc ing the 'Favorite Prescription and it soon put me on my feet. My health returned, I had practically no suffering, and my baby was very healthy. Since that time whenever I have felt badly I have taken the 'Favorite Prescription.' It always makes me well in no time." Airs. Isabella McLachlan. 718 Mich. Ave. Go to your neighborhood drug store and get Favorite Prescription in tablets or liquid. Write Dr. Pierce, President Invalids Hotel, in lluffalo N. Y., and receive good medical advice in return, free. IMerit in Theft Much, the utility of llmlier 1h Hciircely Itnhhll l-arlts In Cilriluo. linn in peace I Ii ii ii In war. Tragically j M.WtTINH RI-MtKY. Ohio. (INS) heavy ciiHilaltleH have Hully reilnceil jl.oeal rahlilta are hccninit:).' moiiern the Hitpply of II. ' llul reforestation ilfccil. One hoppeil into Owen Zint ifoct on apace. Ilolh in I'nKlalhi mi ruian'H . Karate anil parkeil Itself anil in Krance tiie protection of ex- 'lieneath u atove aliont In o'clocl; Ik'.Iiii,' llmlier ntni cultlvallon of new arena are vlKorotiHly (foin- forwaril. In I'-rnnce, at h-aat forealry In nl nlKhl. 'i'o have rearheil 1,'araK' from open flehl.s the r liiuat havi' traveleil at h .iHt the l.l.il new policy. IhlKlanil. uniler the ill- iiiocK.l. ri'i-llott tit Maj. (len. I.oril I. oval, now In vi HtlK-allni? forealry comlll Innn In I I1KAI) TI1R WAKT ADS. ""admitted the theft of 47."i,00O francs from the Ameiican Express !0 company resembles closely the peculiar reaction of some Ameri can juries to spphistical reasoning. The incident is of moment le- ."cause it illustnites a gTOwing stale of mind. The young, fellow staled that he had spent the money in furnishing an apartment , fjjr his sweetheart and in haying a good time. . . Under the admission it might appear that fixing the punish ment would he the next step, since the jury could not avoid bring ing. in a verdict of guilty. l!ut the counsel I'oi' the accused de scribed the American express as an enoi inoiisly rich concern which had made millions in exchange and had too much money anyhow. ' The argument must have seemed well-founded to the jury, since it promptly returned a verdict of not guilty, though it rectim-,' mended that the young man should refund the money when able. J The recommendation is grossly inconsistent with the verdict j of acquittal. Since he 'committed no crime In tuning the money, if the jury's position is correct, he was entitled to il; if entitledJl to it there is no-good reason why he should refund. This niny jj bo regarded as French reasoning but il does not differ in falsity I fioni the conclusions reached often by juries in America . Thoi! lawyer in appealing to tin? prejudice against a corporation niayj! have estimated the mentality of the jurors and knew that such ! a plea would be effective, yet it was a method that none but a shyster would adopt. At the same time it is often the ivsort of!! pleaders in this country also. i Complete In Every Detail Part of the complete service we rendor the peoplo of Ta Grande Ik the mulnlenancn of an Invalid Car and Ainbulunco. It Is ready at a moments notice, either dny or night, to an wer your cull for help. ( .' KKpenlally dentrabln for th transfer of patents from hos pital to home or from home to lio.splml tin the. ocr.uHlon may rmiuiro. ' Q tf ItKVXOIJIr) A ZIMMi:itMA 150.1 l-'OritTIf KTIIKKT i.n ;imide, Oregon. . I'lmito .Main (12 J. E. lOJyNOLKH C. K. ZIMMKUMAN WMbAuk-t I f. t--' ; Licensed Etnbalinor ooooooooooooodoooooooooooof)?oooooooooooooooooooooonooi 1 "ASK 'I'll K KNVKLOri5M ANI KNOW THK TI11.TH A1MMIT POtTIIAltn & SHIXN'S i ki;i VAIH .Many u mied cur liux jiiHt been broken in enouffh lo ninUe it the equal of many ii n'W car. It inalteiH not bow little or much u 'used ci-r haw been "lined" our VsU t he l-Ienvelope" plan lurnH it. upside down, til side ui;l Tin- the most llior iniKh luttpeetion possible. This senrchMffht tntipetdlon brings t'Vi-ry worn or bro ken part to the light. Tllo "Ask the Knvelope" plan demands justice tn the buyi r. The used car Ih put. into a new cur condi tion and iU history from th'- lionn-r owner to tin floor ol' our used car HJib-8-rooin is tucked Into tin bin yellow envelope which )i:tni.rN on tlie car. Alt you have to ilo Is "Ask the Kn velope1, This is your guarantee. 500 MEN WANTED To Take Advantage Of This Unusual Offer n THIS Take An "hm ii If your liver is out of order, don't take calomel; take a newn "ism." If your scheme of life gels twisted, don't take a new gi'ipjj on yourself and set it l ight, but take an "ism" and remold the gen-11 eral scheme of things nearer to the heart's desire. If you are inji error, don't take counsel with yourself, but take an "ism." If dis- ! satisfied with political conditions, don't take action to remedy jj them, but take an "ism." jj Pink, "isms" for pale people, lied "isms" for unreasoning dis- satisfaction. Yellow "isms" for cowardly weaknesses of thought. Somber "isms" for blue tendencies. "Isms" for this and "isms"!' .for that until the imagination of quacks 'offering them is ex-ij linusted or tributary purses of gullible victims have been emptied. So runs the "ism" fad, (J You may think that you are happy and contented and blessed. J l'ut don't believe it. The "ism" doctor knows belter and can prove;! to you that you are happy and discontented and cursed if you;! will but listen. If you must think, think as the "ism" exponent J directs or, better still, let him think for you and let your pocket J hand act accoidingly. J W'anti'd An antitoxin for "Nnis" that threaten to become an epidemic. . THURSDAY. ..nn;',; SATURDAY UslSK UNLi ' FREE The man next door doesn't drive on Sundays the roads are not merely thick with traffic, but because he says actually curdled. Some who cannot live without they think it. thinking hunch cannot live if b SHAVING ? CREAM j , tlt...H. . Mlml.lMiMlA Having heard for a long time of the. wonderful service that men receive from the Valet Auto Strop Razor, I decided to try one myself. The result has been so satisfactory that I want 500 of my friends to have and use one. RAZOR AM) STROP FREE All that I ask of you is to buy a tube of Colonial Club Shaving Cream the Ix-st cream on the market produces an abundant, rich, creamy, non-drying lather that men like so well. Makes shaving a pleas ure and leaves the face soft, cooled and refreshed. The cream costs you r0e for a double sized tube, and remember, the RAZOR and STROP will lie given to t on, with our compliments, FREE of CHARGE. Conic in early and be" one of the Lucky 500 P. S. If you don't agree with us that Colonial Club is the best cream you ever used, bring back the ?mply tube and get your ."0c back. ' It is harder to get a man to admit he is wrung when he knows il himself. L. & L. DRUG CO. a-( ku-ps some wives living with their husbands, ami pride Is the impelling motive for others. 1 On (he Alain Coiner Announcing the Arrival of New Things for Sport -Wear Sport Coats . Pleasing patterns of plaid and plain material, including the famous Hart Schaffncr & Marx models. , . ..... $50 to $65 Ladies v Brushed Wool Sweater Coats Both warm and attractive, in many colors and styles. ... $6.50 to $12.75 Sport Skirts tment of colors in p mnd models. $6.50 to $13.50 Good' assortment of colors in pleated, plain and wrap-around models. 'llridi'iiort lloys llavo Tli Numerals Complex. TmUHJKPOItT. Ohio. MXS- cal youngsters have the figure fever. Kvery boy. of school who owns h Jersey has had one or Snore ritfureH .sewed, or painted, on the rear exposure of hit outer pur ulent In eniuladon of the players on the local httfhsehool eleven who jerseys are adm-iu-d u il h niiinernlB. f 111 in Thieves Active In London I .WIXNirrcCi. Al l-aroful Itl-I-o- speetiwn of flic floors of railway- grain cars has heen ordered because of the Iokh of vast uiinn! i! ien of grain through I lie operations of "plu; Ihtevea." The (). K. doesn't seem to lm func tioning in (Hihihonm Nashville lian- LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACniNE SHOP AND FOCNDKY All Klnila of Machinery, Automobiles unil Vructors Kepulreil. Overhauled and Rebuilt. v Acetylene Welding of All Klniil Cylinder ttoring and OvcrBlzo Piatone CrankHhatU. Pititons nnd Pistnn l'lim Heernnuil Giro Us Trail D. FITZGERALD Prop. Some Livestock on Every Farm Specialized grain and hay farming without live stock to consume the. surplus is like raising livestock without growing any of the feeds which will reduce the cost of producing the animals. Either way puts the scale of profits out of balance and leaves the farmer to face the possibilities of loss on maybe his one and only class of production. Similarly, milk products are more profitable than producing cattle for slaughter, for it is said the out put of dairy products in one year is greater in dol lars and cents that the total slaughtered worth of all the cattle in the country: We ore pnrtirulniiy Interest. i here .-.( the I.n firan-lo Nntlonnl Hank In the lievi-lot'nu-nt of pfininnent and rnnlinuoim uirrii'iillurnl pros perity, and uie iilwiiyit plad to li-nil a.s.si.slanee In providing tin- rifjlit kind .and rlRht quality of livestock for the r.-irni"iH of this locality. Tho rnelflo liileniatlonnl l.liv-lo. k l:po-ll Ion nt I'oillaiul. Nnvi nilier .1 to III. orrei-x un nopal illli l il ciiioi liiiiil v tn sillily the ways anil n-Mili or proflniliie -Kx ki nl-lns. It l l lit- yri ali M iallii rlnv tonnlii r of purehrt-tl ilniry nml b-of rallli-. slioop, hoa. mmK. Iiiii'm- unil, nl'.o. t-hk-krns ami t-ahlilt. In I he entire country. Why not nlleinl this yenr?