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Tuesday, November 20, 1923. r PAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer THE OLD HOME TOWN Bj Stanley Early Xmas Shopping elim inates much confusion and AN INDEPENDENT KKWHPAPKlt Published daily and weekly at La Grande, Oregon, by a Grande Eve ning Observer Publishing Company. BRUCE! DENNIS, Editor. Ity Mail Dally, per year, in advance $5.00 Daily, six months, in advance $2.50 Daily, three months. In advance. .$1.25 Daily, per month &c On sale in other cities Oregon Ho tf?l News Htand, Portland: Imperial News Kiajid. J'ortlan'l; Multnomah News Stand. Portland. We advocate an early se lection of Xnias Gifts i illows a better selection. .-. p.w r-. Si,-. Entered at Postoffice at J-a Grande, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter. For Thanksgiving it? Address all communications to TIIK OBSERVER, 1419 Adams Av.. I.u Grande, Oregon. 1 1 OTE-f "THE I MEMIlElt OP ASSOCIATED PRESS r: , -i-i..;?. '--,1,1 ?Y l H v23, Li i The Associated Press tH excliislvely ciittiled tu tint' for publication or nil news iti:ip nU !n s credited to it or not otNi-r-.viH credited in this p;ip-r, and ;il. t In JociU :i's published then in. A : l riy.UUi el' n publication of bp-M-iai c2;:jialcb' S In-U'ln alno are res. rved. SLIJSt'IiUTIO KATES Jiy Carrier Pally, per month Tf.o Pally, per three inonihH 'l -5 iJaily, per nix mo., in udvunc-f f l.fto Dally, single copy fx . CITY AND CCr. N'T Y Op J ICIAL PAPER j .KCriTiMKNCY: Our Ktiffici-ncy J Ik v( God. Corinthians 3:5. ,e to fur I . ; ( L men--- - rr.. p.t- t I! -v., .?, U-----M Mt-'oTeY WALKER. CAMAO C, IRf.MG, TO CHtf OUT Or- luw Man of Strong Words Wallace JlcConnaut of Portland is a man of strong words, lie is one of the state's leading attorneys, and he hates Hiram Johnson. JlcCamant, through a hunch given him by Johnny Rand, when both sat as delegates in the Republican national convention, nominated Calvin Coolidge for the vice presidency. At least McCamaut put Coolidgo's name before the conven tion and the nomination followed. Naturally, Coolidge feels kindly toward iUcCamant, and it is claimed now he would like to appoint him to a federal judgeship. But Senator Johnson is the fly in the ointment. JicCani p.nt used strong language against Johnson and somehow John son is one of tho:; westerners who remembers. It will mighty interesting to see how Johnson will act if JlcCamanfs ! kZU.""' 't'aV""5 name is sent to the I nited States senate foi a judgship con- Mr. .i..im:.o;i m thai lie woui.i n-firmation.-Hiid it will be doubly interesting to watch the John-!','"' "' n,1,':,KO Nov.-mi..-r s lo ad- , 'Ir'-rii tin- ( (ink county real estate son-wcuiniani ciiBCoru n imam suouid capture me nomination Mm.mi nni thai i- intended i.t that for the presidency on the Republican ticket. It is a case of a man of strong wouls meeting a man of 'strong acts. Wiiliam Writfley to Help Hiram Johnson CHHu: (AP) Wniltun Wrisley, r., v.:M In- in ehar-xf of the campaign f (J.-rutor Hiram Johnson for preai il. r.i in Ill'fioirt ;.nd prolcihly tin en tirr rt'tnnil iiinl nf'rlhwestern si-ction l)C',,f ,,H coiiiitry, Senator Jolmfron an- time to j," into the Sssnt-a that will have to In- toitj;ht out in this ram- ai.-Ti Mid will flifscusa the important HtKtion.s o,i:ii' fully. No Worse Than She Is Painted It seems that women are of many minds as to their little sister, the flapper. The other day a feminine student of the modem girl rated her as a little bit of "all right." Now comes a woman mcniler of the Washington police force who opines that girls between the ages of 12 and 20 are becom ing more wayward and that the majority of them are traveling, via cabaret life and cheap literature, toward unfitness for wife hood and motherhood. l!ut presumably this last witness has studied the girls from a close-up and it is common knowledge that close-ups accentuate defects and blemishes and often create unfair impressions of the subject. The witness for the defense carries more conviction withj ' those who bear in mind the habit that it is human, if not al- ------------------ waCb humane, to ttf!1Liy.!lhi! voWiWl- mfoJirTiTTiin sidwi-splv I i '"' iik thk Elders of today think the young are headed straight for thei Ncw Modcm ilcaUd Dusses HjimnlilMI Krtti'-lt'nifu i ti '1 nhmi (hnPA m-ifimt h-ala 41.a. I u ciders thought the iw.mc of them. .So it crocs. It is only fair J The ri;ion some peopli nver dis ovth thf F-'r't of nuccess is he-atui- it i.s t ere ted in the sweat -lalirl.t. STAR THURSDAY Oregon Co-Operative Grain Growers' Ass'n. Settles All Accounts o o o o o o IOHTI.ANI (Sperlal) The Ore- Kon Co-operative Grain Growers will ' place fn the mall this week checks lca of thn 1922 Pool. Settlement of what was estimated fciN to he approximately rti per cent of the pool was made at the close of the Ess HL-aon In June, nml nrrtrmis nf the t?. organization stnted at that time that uiey cxpectetl that about z cents a RSj bushel woulil ho ilistrihutefl in the Kl nusiness. Growers are receiving pmc- oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o o "ASK THE ENVELOPE" AND KNOW THE Tltl'TH AHOL'T SOL'THARD k SH INN'S L'SED CAKS Everybody isn't a Sherloek Holmes a sleuth a discoverer of hidden secrets at least you should not be compelled to ilo your own Investigating of the history and condition of a I'sed Car before you buy It. That's not your buslniss we know It, and to safeguard your invest ment we lay the facts face up for your inspection the his tory and condition of the car O O O O - o i 1 i 3 ESI O o SS o SI O Mil mm, wis rm SfcAV ill SHOP EARLY! DRESS GOATS Extensive assortment fe-.Sf pelted models, all dod- t;V:.: i - ular colors and mater- fejtjl1 inls. inrlnrlino- Pilivin ' fcT-? Fanchona, G e r o n a, Slarvella, Velours and Polo Cloth. Neck AVear ;'ests, flat fronts, cascades, and collar and cuff sets of Irish and filet laces, in J: white and ecru mod els. Afternoon and Evening Gowns Exquisite creations in beaded and plain crepes, satins, velvets, woolens, etc. : many V&f C'01S' eUC'1 mHC C''S" tinctively authentic. New Line of Sport Skirts ; Tleated and wrap around models of striped, checked and plain pattern, in many colors, light and dark. DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING EARLY to the flapper to hold that hhc is no worse than she is painted.;' The Will To Win Too many men ;:nd women believe there is hick in leisure and abide by their faith throuKh abstinence from work, re- ' niarked n La Grande business mail. 1 1 Laziness U good nature frone to seed. Ilustlinjf is cnerpy plus persistence. The reputation for beinn- a hustler is the best introduction to success that any man can have. Confidence and n good purpose are the vital elements of success. Hustling is the essential force of business. It is the power to marshal! your rcsouircs -recruit the slackers amnnjr. your abilities. Amibitioivj are aiways to bo found behind success. They are the stockers who fire the boilers under the will to win. And the difference between the will and the wish is simply a differ ence in the dejrree of heat under the will. If you are ambitious it means that you have within you already the bcjvinnitijr of success. The real power in r.mbii ion is in its intensity, lint its achieve ment is a matter of conlm! and tireless effort. LA GRANDE - JOSEPH STAGE LINE Leave La Grande at , 7:-J0 A. M., 9:110 A. M., 11::?0 A. M. and 3::10 P. M. runs r.nt m ti:iis daily t"lnjiM- lli-i ('(ntfiu-tabl, Sitfe s:;w fu- Vciill- Trip these statements of Information o reports Manager I.ea. the incr-asc he we tag and attach to each car. ,nR ll,p tne i"ere;ised value of the Vrt nrii.ut ini..ttn.iinnD inventoried grain, and economies in sar. that's us. Willingness to play fair .' .,, ,,,...,., :ir ,,,rB,iv .5 ,.r. O cent more than the total delivery In O 1922 and $2, 000. u"U have been ."eat "5 o ne country as initial advance OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ grower?. Accordinjr to the piv.-s reports Chaplain Gilbert is bein Ul'Ked to make the rare for the Republican nomination to the I'liiled States senate from Oregon. An addition of a chaplain to the list of candidates would do no halm and mie.ht have a very fine effect. Ask any Boy UJsQ He Likes Boot; haul?, :us a box -a ft ;;ro sure of l'i.trlit ho;irtv Wtlconi(! anil at ti,e raiite tiiae your pft will pro tect both his health and his shoes. For a hoy sim ply cannot resist the U ni;tatioii to wade, hi pud dles. There arc both the knee and hip lengths here to pick from. U-inch Top, I:! to '.I S.").:!.") 11-inch Top, o to (! ,-,.75 A PLAC E FOR YOUR SNAP-SHOTS ft ; I ; 18 Kodak Albums We have them in great variety. Large and small ones in fine and imitation leathers vary ing in price from '."Or to !.5() Each Get busy now and put those it'.mmer Kodak pictures in safe keep ing. Everything for pic ture here making, you'll find UEI) CROSS win; stork Scatter Sunshine W ith Xmas Cards DON'T FORGET A RELATIVE OR FRIEND BY NEGLECTING TO SELECT YOUR CARDS EARLY Come in and look over our Wonderful Stock IF WE DIDN'T HAVE IT WE'D MAKE IT. DUT WE HAVE IT ANYTHING IN LUMBER TELEPHONE MAIN 8 Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company For Mill and Box Wood Phone Main 517 J. L. Munhall Newlin Book & Stationery Co. WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD 1 t-Y 1 cotery inc. 206 Depot Sti-crt Thone Main 118 A Paradise for Tired IV.:t Home of the Arch Aid Shoe G'ROVER SJ1ITU, Mgr. 1'I.MAMI i.i.mim: Monogram M0101; 01 i.s Y'ii new t!.;t cod oil J r 1 1 1 i" t'i;u i-pilti. Think of t.ns w h- ti vihi Imy ml ;ic;ttn L.tM-r ly lh i n;i 1 1 or h.irrH. If iMir f !-r r.nm-'t suppiy juu ith Mi'NtHIIlAM, can. IIKI.NU VOl It CAX C. W. Bdnting & Son Candied Pineapples and Cherries For Your Candy and Fruit Cake New Dales, Figs and Almonds Try a dozen Sweet Rolls, 10c a dozen JOEL'S GROCERY Phone M-739 Free Delivery Wk to borrow f rouble lend Kn 1 c!l ycu Have " Unililj! Tliusc Clillili-,-1, 1'hiiik Yuu're AIhiiiI "II.- V.'hul. vi r H;ul,!y : 1 n l Molli. r ilo Is just liKlil yoii don't want tlK'iu to Ixi lnisl.iUeii, do you? Ci-rtainly not. Th.-n tiach lln-m to know Hint I In- si-i cvt of nVi r Ity is thu ability to kivo nioiu-y. H.lp them Lain the habit. W want to lulp 5011 help llK'ln. llomo banks arc fine. "pin an account with ns for Ihi! 'kl.lilli-s" we'll show thorn tho same court esies wo would you. M O V I Cl 'I I. V I ?' ! V f ' n K 11 ESS 1 VJGUUD -PEU1WLE-PRQ0RZSJJVE: aaww',