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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, NovembcrC, 1923. T r.nM1A rnitimH rUr,0.yrra.rlVIE OLD HOME TOWN Br StaaJey PAGE FOUR il draw riJ. MiKr I. T li A MX TO LIKE LIU Tut ivu.: as nrDKraiDErr mirirei. ( ' r 'S-yT..?. cLJ; w IK :r. u,r menu l. ti.ut. Jt ; I t EES-S-B. E-a-UJ. iDjr. ill.' pkm erect-n. kg l&aerrr BHVCJt . M?r f t in r-t'.i- irrrt.n Um A69rtm all eoaaasBricfcT'crns to THK fcBfcE&YER. 1114 ACABi It. La Brao. Crwron. nCBSCftUPTIOS SITES. 7 Cavrrfe. Oaity, toot lb MKMBtn Or AfKKllTU) ?!., ; Tb Aoc)ei3 !- ) eselu: ' rr-tJtltd to uh f-.T xjfr!:cUa of ; :j.trfc ertl-. u il ot s;t ; Mfc.ri' IB trl f-hpT. V lor t-w put f:t-4' lir. i si r-e- is .tt f Dalir. an 07 crrr iso C. 0?e By One They Are Going yesteaday v.e 1 id to j-:-t 3Ir.-. J.I. A. Hanis, a pioneer aged f 1. Tnha had d?e n.'jre lu in the 'et than many, mary omn of her tijr.e A;:d s we t)t ei:vj;d in Jayir.g the fioers the ctsketKitcn.'r.g- to 4J:e i r.'-f r-iiigioas ef-remor.y the -i;d G "' I It ouid na tkrr fw-tii for tft' Toda-t Myth K Ibr ptxaocrmpbrr. -aHh "Trkin litta jlbto: hart" fc.-ij- W tick OIK-. cifrht f Mt? Editorials From Over the Nation cime Uist Mr.-. .S. up, the Lnd tt 3!ci I-.ke and rrus-ie ilrst deveioprr:ent on that gnat reso;1, tfii'd died in Poni..r.d. Fomuel Cumaug-h, brother tf Mrs. M. A. Jlnis. was bailed Sunday, thus it as thtt fev.- h'.ui-s of feaxh other ind c Vt'fc-- OTTCi S"PP Efa.t TO E-eor- .-;.er cscd -itr. brother ir.d were buried ore -n Sur.L.y at Sunwntrvilie and the other on Monday in Grr.ntie. , ' Htw fait the tk-neer pre-sfit-n is pn-g by fr the !at tiri. What a jrei.t life !c-d by Mrs. Hjtis. Nothing- daunud her. nothing tioublcd her, for ihe ad lived thiougti it all fiow ferocious Indian w.--fire to the ;)rc-ei;t-d;iy hunn frailitiei and she looked ttpon sJ 'eakr.ess- with C5r;pa.---ion, trjing ever to-.find the good in a person rtther th;;n the evil. When Emerson Ilocgh wrote 'Tlie Covered Wagon" he h::d jttfet such clian-xte;.- in mind a Mrs. Jiarris. To him these women &nd thta awa wet the type whose memory must live both in history n.'id in p-ictare. A splendid tribute did Hi ugh pay to the pioneeis in that picta:, but not jrrefcter than tliey deserve. Where he shows the funeral of "Grawdnia Wattles who had corse on fioni Per.nFylvar-ia to join the train at We-t-port on its trip to Oiejron," he uncovers the bij heartd p:on:e;-s who stood with bowed !.:..dr. s.nd thoughtful minds around th;:t open pave on the Oid Orejron T.;l as Mre. Wattles' earthly remains were lowered. Then followed the burning of brush over the jrrave and directing the entire wagon train over it so that the Indians would not observe the freshly made rcsUng place of one of the pk Liers. ; Such tesund-n "as Kj-fiei j lough brings cut in t.at classic drama of v.-itming the v,e.-t wtie f:-n-s ever cherished in Die f ' " mind of Grandnia Harris who was buried yesterday afterexn. t-n It was hot necessary tw be 17 her as the Wattles worrum was buried, but Grandma Harris would probably have preferred the ,., pioneer burial around .whih centered the pioneer friendship'-'-t."d and true. rJMrfH-epsc!! ; hers was; 4-?. an overlapping life, for 'she w as permitted both the hardship ' era and the present-day period of luxury. " Vr.vm T'.'Ufi'.y yv-;!e exterid their sympathy to the children of this good v, 'X.;;n. Fl.e v. in of the hind that were worth while in her life, tf'.d i-s the cuitaia goes d'; n on such a uefui life we cannot but wonder if the p;n of the pie.-ent-day young fter will witness the gieut advancement of the world that Mr-s. Harris was permitted to cUene ai:d enjoy. OFFICE CAT - -AtMLh. CV JUNIUS Fm VTOtm a Mu to bH Wife. I -air H"rt, I knv your micsiDf Birilf : I lor- i fa tisk' in your -ye, I Jot your milD'-r, r- from But drart-su dual Iik- your pi. rVjtr lore, zuy lboubts re a.' I for you. Tb-y band me a poidD chain. It nti!i-rs ti'A ho much I ch-v Voir biscuits fit ra jraij.: yoa to Hit- V. .T . 9 M -"- l.t fjrvj ALnt TlMn . ht- rt-a in a li I of a Jty. I lor ib dourii in you did's Hut I moulj Uivs H all codi.yv. CouMj you but ouke rfi.1 porh and beans. !.-r o-. I 1ot yoyr rakr. B-cau? h nT-r pvr nir pin: But ifty. i'.-ar. lii- eouy yon mkf O'-at Sf-aar phwT.: It lovi Iik mm: Avoid (h jI5'jrc- Xhbt hwIUs tli ' ; aal'.r of fiure put in. THE WORM TntNS i Fort Wor.h Ptar T-lram: Four Jy-r a;o a ran? of wr tyy. ai j tract -4 to the Sautbw-t by iht cil ; booitt. -ju!l-d a yc" in Fort Woni. Aftr spiiuin; th Jli C ib-y pot from a rural-looking Toian by in , ar'-oid Tr--tf'j.m pai.n. thf-y ron ! era:uiai-d ifcf-mslres arth BumTott ;aophistira:-d cooiat-fifi toam;n; j!:h- prtranct- of "txk-n." i "ori like lhat arp vruBiy 1iin jith tb Fpotli and tb- rural-looking - jx-rson pome bck So lh fsnrine dis - trW-ta K&4d-r and ri-r. but hipJWL But tfcta aroTT dd not rnd vfth th jplorkinir of ibt- rural -look in c Tt-iAn. iRaihw. it tad jum trun. The rural- look in y Tictini took bia T.-ri in bani jand -arott soro- chapters thai ar (nor? than a4ro.UK-ia. On of ihm ir!of-d ia the TexuM p-niitSarr-. Ii-r one of th four " boys" ' tji shot to dratb aJtempttne to -s-icp. Anolher vu rcordl in J WisbingToo. ,"b-r onr more of Th jfour ibo frhared lb- tli.'.'Ott cotp jDiitte aukid aftr cap'ur. Thr third j chapter rcorda Rill another of ilu J quartet erriat fifltf-n-year t-rtii in prison, Th- final chapier a ni M.a the othr day h n thr fourth '-wis boy" vu tnartd on ttie road lo prison from Salt Lake City. The writing is out of Ihf hand of pbe bora." but if tht-y wre al jlowd to contribute a f-w wort, it is 'safe to conHcture thai th-y would net 'be anything about "'- pickings" and uckera.- Kven the nuar-Jt nv n m&ke irrj-itak'-a. and the "wise boy" ho pxk cd J--Frank .NorfV-et for the "ran fTuy" in their wire tappinc-game wer inot ecepiionaL It is no eonsolaiir'3 'to Ihem that they s4 in motion as Pc f purpuit and rTnr-- It does A FLORSHEIM Ha.s a!l the dualities that men expect when buving shoes durability, style and comfort, at J a reasonable price a combination very seldom found. Most styles $10 Ladies Watch for Thursday's Ad i:arv.-l of,:s inv.-stii-iiiine tin- fin:inc-s of Yam iion. ThvShill county v.i!l file its report in the A Xi OraKsry To thai ar- 3vfi iroh:-.lf!y can s'- i cirriiit court Hu rt' m-xt Wifln.-s.':i- nine .-!s tut ih. i!- h;ir.J !i3( u" in ' according to fi-or"- NVunT of !tos.- ' not ofTn their kt lo know tha; they j n Jinr a Tari.- n ,,sj'.''.:it" tli'-y iburu, who was :ip'oint d si-ci;i w rm laid by the heets in the most re- ;scrsiche-3. ar,.! r. ! s-ttm on , prosecutor in the case by the at'or- A Nw TorV playwright has can4 mark able man tunt in history, and ih'ir trr.jj a S-z..s.z; V.-.-i woiieJ no: ; ney-genTaJM office. Mr. Neiinr-r si - Vh- :h-9 nT play Th- Mrr-1 ftr -r ' i4G 7; r- rounaless rear : ;i :ur sh Jt-ird a i.i-- r lo T llhf ' '!r. ? in siT i.M hour of 1- n ionz rinr I'v !-:.'? j-. T.'.ii I didnl 1 'J:::n- r ;:j i r2r,:v-n :o l' Ji ho tt ttx-k-.-J. you ia'o a roa rr.i.r. rut on a vt t hul ? !.r y i" r i 3rv- o'f to a pok-r u "t ' ;v 1iin I'm a ; !;- t.j.-.r.n a, or- r "' : : : f';. - o J:y"-J a fun eral Irt-.-.i. "VJ'. i'' r- n .- -R . r- ;.arn.. ..tj ..r :r.-l c'jr if w in'Kij lhat ''r 1 : r. i. J j- v. ral lo 'j-r-. t. J I'' ra-r- tbat th-y transform J a commnnp'sc L-fr un:v3. 1"1LJ1! lJ.l CVn;, ix- .T,r I nch j rived li-rv Inst niEht from McMinn ' vi f I in route to his liomi1. btit -r. ill ir.turn to Vainliill county s-.'i i-ariy 'i ' Mi.n.lny. The n-,r;ixa! diixctor of the Life Extension lestitute has ju.-t l"eii telling fellow w .;kc-;.5 that the jegular "he-rnan" style of American muicuHnity l.:.s retrezted before the advance of a "soft," fluffy. ::..:.'.;::" v ho live:-. Jr.ger but gets far li.-s oat cf life aiid gives sx-iety h-.s than the old-fash ioned "rough-nee." He feais th.-t wnlc a c!;a!'!!e is effected, modem men will li k ex of pi!ik-a!ii-.l.ites. not worth much measured by the standards of t .io or th:' Another fe.a- i.; that .s,he st-fiiis t viv-.v it. ; about the phyiii..; iu;;. that the men of : i. ;. '. only lea th- : 1 -scixnee, and t! at the - i until the iiur:i;,!i ia' -: v. ;Tlte nadica! h: .:: r nhm over the nil ,;1- . iniiii has K-'.o::-..- ; distributed th. t . : i.s does the ir ',, ,1 i-,? . On the Mik:!;.- j ; . i .1 of its aiiti -l!'..'. , ' !: v. cussic.il i'-r. t: '.-.-. no .-v'.h in all br.-.M-i.' c ' :r.-.' r The in.. :i : . , ,,, ; but live I- tt.'-.. !. ,. ! .v : j'v. fi'illier and v.l.i.i ;t v.-.-ik lui any age. - :::, or ?:.oi". generations a-o. evn if his warning is taken as .-eiiously t !u ,-t i, century will lie meded to bring .vim-.-i.t he h--- in mind. H" ephiins .-.e r:-re vimI ll-.an their giandi'athe;-?. givf-i; extrai-rdl.nary protection by n.-.. r.; i- th? force whith will p.-.mier (.; no able to t..ke caie of itself, ptobahiy u. givmg hiniM-K' unnece.'-sKiy Evidences that the !.:-i-rn i-wj.:;e cnictniiiat. aie not in .y .-, and inteipn.'t tlun '. tt.e km r.-e may It- claimed. tp-t'Miit'- nue ak- im trjd.T le -t'ong n .en than ever. Ti i - of won.en ai.d .i athlel-.- i r. Ull f;i.-t-., S '. !i.:n th C- l i.ylueu !. Id i:. NOV. 3RD (o 10TII Your lo!!ar Is Worth $1.50 In thi. st'irc during Ti:i Week V:-''. vi. ;r jtt.wx-hase of n IUV, J'KODL'CTS t'i the Myour.t of One I i!.!i-, ve trive you I'bKI-: (:: Fifty-Cent Vis .-. f (uib's Den tal C!v;-:n. Red Cross Drug Slore SUPERFINE BREAD JIADE WITH 3IILK Thai's Whv It's Richer and Keeps Longer Than Other Breads. ITS THE MILK! jij Phope 31701 WE HAVE THE USED CAR BARGAINS!: Perkins Motor Co. Union County Authorized Ford Dealer Roesch Bldg. L a Grande Bakery Formerly McPherson Bakery La Grande, Ore. A ictui lt- d i ican.-, in the -.'...r 1; " by suiies.-f-jl ; . !.. ic.-in lambs hr.ve , I . The yt.iten.cnt loith that it i .; o: ! ;, C('S.sful g;Mllblc.- : i,:l ( . un.successful one. In t! another's loss. 5oce Gambling O030OO000000000000000000O ? 3 o o - f . t : ;. lh..t I.a.n .1-' A.'iai'- "jiiarhit . '. w:h a i!.,!i . !! t-i l.-e t!ioi,ey i,y M''.' -!u! v t i..i . v.h.it is ot.e :.! ei"s nil is 5 If every other Mini's i....i! . hke ai postage wasted on pit.p,;;anu.i to p e.vpense. Mi tti s. t.'.ore Is eiM.U'jh the country's lum-.ing Satuiday h:,'-!o.!id,iy oi;ght to 'whole holiday. After "o ling mft1eUW$i. irdjyr ty, ttt Uj) Sunday Upili'II1. tiaffic nted by a the ai-r. Mo.-id e p. Do You Like l'li is Phtrc Has It I 't-iii i.'Ms Coffee i'ie.-Lsa.-.t s'.irroundinirs. Ail W c Ask Is a Trial New Sommer Grill Cor. Wash. & Depot St Latest Copyrights THE ALASKAN Oliver Curwood JUNE WITH THE IKON DOOR Harold Bell Wright WHITE FLAG. - Gene Stratton Porter NliYEIi THE TWAIN SHALL MEET Peter B. Kyne Newlin Book & Stationery Co. W ?XfZ3&m: Wlierc Livestock Is Shown at Its Greatest 7ANY-have not yet come to realize the size. importance and influence the Pacific Inter- nauonai Li-estcc-k Exjjosition wields for the wel fare ar.d upbuilding of livestock raising in the Nortbvest. Nor does every stockraiser appreciate tne oppoitunities offered for his own development and profit. .A in .:r. 4 k lie,-., s; 1 .ii'it.r,p ufJ;:, c Im?a,iona, h,,, , ,,r om, i . nS o, , .:.. ..,r, ,. ,,,.,. -.-.r. No.-iil.tr 3 t. ti. .t A i :;:.. ,1 ...... , , ...... " '"" lll'OUt i n.- sr., i r.u.l its. off-rini; t.-j s t r.:Uiip.ons as ,. H l.in.l: 1'. B.M1.- iin l " in priiiiiuiits other nuluble stock. 1 .nt..- l.i. sto-k l;.j.;tion r I';iei.;';s .-'h'.t.v S!lOU 'ilow I r-.n-lets OlV N.TtVr.pl H.,y ;r;, u t- -n V. ir.t. r fouliry .N.i-"-: i :i-. s-..iv lr !-..5r:al K.h:.tr I-:.. A-'C-.IM of lMiry ;,n. i,.,.f .-i,,,.-. MT ,;'"n "K"H" I"-" .n.l-l IM .ar. l ,l n,,, ,, a...! ,,... , ,,.ul wilt. !!- hr-,1.1-. a, ,,.lm,, ,. , an- ilcns m n Ii for lmlh .fc u l,,,,,,!. !!! In . . rlH. ' J""r impre ion- H-rf nl the , .anqui IMIUK. f.liui'lr 'JQUDD 'ZZLlfiBLE - PRO02&SSJV& - " - - . ? r V:?. r . f-m-' -aa-xj a
