La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 01, 1923, Image 4

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PACE FOUR
TJTF5- I.A GRANDE EVENING" OBSERVED
Siihinlay,- Dt'ccmhci- 1, 102.,.
La Grande Evening Observer
A.S IMKI,r:Ml:NT NMVHI'APKIt
PnhltshM dully anl wekly ut l.n
Oraailn, OroRnn, t.y l.n Oran.ln Rvn.
nlnit Oliwrvrr I'lihilnhlnif t'cinpnny.
lil:i:OH UKS'NIM. Keillor.
i;jU.jed nl I'ostofflc") ul A Or.nilu
Ur-KCO. an ts-'i'OnU Cluu Mull .MiiiIit.
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Unity. KiuKlfl copy
OTV AMI lOI'NTV OITK IAI,
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Dully, per yt'nr, In mlvnncf t"..00
lnlly, Kix months. In H.lvnnoc 12. So
liaily, thrro months, In nilvfl.'.cc.l 1.2.'
li.'iHy. pif month Sue
On alo in oih'r Ir-it- OrTon Ilo
Irl Nun Stun. I. I'nitlnn.l: InpTlnl
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N.u Hlutnl. I'ftrl'un.l.
Editorials From
Over the Nation
miS OLD HOME TOWN
By. Stanley
ax oi-'vro.v o imxts
Tltrt tireuon l:mor:Lll tlr-Hcrvei pom.
l.;il HUUitt nil the En-al punU isth
.T: "T..7T7?V. , I.'.'. I .. f .-.-..mil- ruim-.l iu Htutifor.1 ijutvfrwity.
mi -nil li ..I MMl.lll.li . .,., ,(Sll0 Mhft nialc
Tin- AtfstM'ijiir-il I'r.'j 1h exclusively I ... . .
- ' LUil4'(ilM fti'tum wc.ir iM-uiirtij n mi
ntiltr,! to line, for huolle:itlon of IU ;;TOf )tniokTrt OH Ui9 cunMiHf nd the
n. WH dlMp:i -li. credited in 1L or not UtiiUi r vu ,.fl to ,k v.?t of the fair
ther.vie crodUe.l in thl najier. uutl ;.-:o.rj." I.nh.r Um of alt.!r wiu
ilo Urn local tH'MH piihllrthf-it tU'-vAn. 'tf-0 eharnilnji that ut't-niltixiy Ui-y bvp
ll rh,'hi& of r puMU-iitlun of uf lai ; hiipelH-dy dlnairrred, tdnc the carer
Ur.ftuicherf herein al.HO are nwfvci!, 'world JruA not hi-Mi further tuMi?i!f
(imt uitt r ult rati l h nr. I(ir-I , If not
wliollj, fhn uri'utP of th wU;M who
Ke Waue Ao Democracy
" - - -jUir tiin n, i.ui.it tri I lt
would le nu pi't'sitlciit, cono;ixss. legislature, p;irlumiciiit or olhtiiy vtouay. mun-. iim
Huclt Krishttive bodies as exist under the republican form f ir'mnn "unj.lh Z!X
lliut tiatli nn rule tn. r hiH i.-V!
' " 1 " ? " wi urn 'ffii,
lown, iuiJ v. HhMii! wsiMjj. - 1 T'ivtIw (n,. wouU not greatly d-jlr. for
' hlv.'it inuiu-r, to bo lniltM to ffotl
ihn rk'-i-H or conlurojH, or in holh.
i;uch Ktstc lr :t Noinflththtf to hf di'
I siiN-it. To a yoiiBi? iiinn with i; thin
Uitlf kulckri art fatrli irultoroiiK.
!hil. to uhothrr v. ho U ovoroliirnw
Purine the World war the l-nited States and even the world " '"'' u coto-truinod and lmsitunt
at hwuQ heard a frroat deal oi dcinoeiacy and its salvation. In ;hilllHf.lf unlrM ll)f y urw ul(llOHt ,.l0.
fact iis the war prutfiescd it was accej)ted as the strulo to itdiantin in Kinh. ont ruvorrd
J . , , . . . , i i i U v -i'vltfi udiiilratloti in . knit -ken.
tho death lietween deitiociacy and monaidiy. !i'oniiiry. an wen. are dfimhi. only
That this was so is not surpiisintf since the people of tiie!'"r imH;i mTii-sionn. it is not com.
., , ... , . ., ,, . p ii iii ji'ortahh' i-Hhr norhilly or privately.
tinted States and the other republic:; of the world have pre-0 vi;wlf.inuvil to cuVtiliriy.
ferred to identify their countries as democracies. It will be a tin. Krm-ntui m properly pomih
... i . ,i i .t i I ii lull, tin Kwmliif iMipihirov loiB nu aro-
sin prisms to ninny, however, to lwiin th;it they line been lab-',,,,, llK . Mr,.,.,.,., wnis,.r,
oriiijf under a mistaken identity. Im ti" uri' t tin-' wmkr. an.i im
-folHical neience defines a pure democracy as direct govern-
ment bv tho neonle and a repulilic as Lnvernment by the people , r-a' -n. vn nurnmiiii.. tiis-tunluro)
thiuuRh their chosen representatives. In a true democracy there rC-l!'1..::;".!; 'Z'n'lT
King Arthur1
iMirih'ii in uhirh
.siratKlit, tnit !hrr
government. "r- h'ii U,n a ral plraHurc
' The seventh-jrn.de history teacher used to tell her clajJl,'- rTw,
how Switzerland was a real democracy whore nil the people metini.
ut certain times, enacted their own laws, made their own treaties) nTXZ
with othur counti ies, levied taxes upon themselves and decided imii in-, r. n m o fur imntn. Whi th.T the
how those taxes should be sponU l!ul Switzerland now is gov-W Z"-
enied bv a jfovernment nuich like that of the United Slates. aii. it NimuM di-iinr.- tin- onviciioim
lte,m,scnlntive are elected for a national assembly on the ratio "
t.f one to every 20,(100 population. -
Tho Swiss probably approach a pure democracy nearer than! iti:i ohim vi iox? imi'ossiiii.i::
the United States does, for in Switzerland they have adopted; .Miiwaukp.. journal: a lumbermen's
the'iniUulivo and referendum. I!y the initiative the peoplo "ZX'0Z
rectly make laws and submit them to the assembly for ratiiica-'timt nior-hiuiion, i- iumhrmon, Ih
lion. liy tho referendum the people act upon laws made by the "" ,,,,,J"R ,,roJ7t-
, , , . , . , , J Tli lutidiHrtniin hold to Ma un-
; assembly and may veto them if they de.siro to do so. i. nt coih .-pim; i, in tiurvHier; hf
If the United States elected represtntatives to congress tmjlt',lf4 H '( u"d vrnev it- ir. io tho
.. . ., ... ! o -i i i tfi Kill hn IfiivfH Oeyuvstulluii, tJiat Ik
the sitme ratio to the population as prevails m Switzerland, m-iuiiroriunm. ir. in hh r-i-ntii.-H tah
iicroH.4 a, comliit-ui, h trutnplff down
tho I'tiri'Hl crop ot''Wij luliire, tuut Ih
rrrf tlahla Hui U vnnvmt ha huin-
ivn d iv apiiHv' nprn'utrt, nur in.
)lr 1 !' ihut lutid u blH nuy
Ho ht has prollud. And If h must
ii-cdM cut uuil mIuIi und tntmplj ttio
Hrciwui in (iW wuy, to rach - the
Kl-owll), iiti waiitM, Ity vtfut it'iful sUaJ)
nt Tie rca,oteu, to torn him ohh. uQd
pulnl'ully rl'ljrtot tht (round h liiw
luld tiarr? fr i-our rf loresuilon l
''uu liu(iOylhW rojtt." ;
Th reprisrnttitlvw of t)tn Korlh
ru itiiiih'Mioa mudf prji'ctly plain.
ft u hiring Imforf thf.f Hu.tue s'uutr.
I'OiniiiUlei), u,t .Mud bo n. that rrtornsta.
Hon lnu'1 with In thulr cuncfpt. lie
Hunting ir profiUti yr-s; ir ituproiit
aide, no. J-'Arrttt t-rop, corn rrop, or
huy (Ton- th'yr all th Hume. Kjich
J firtvuie property and each muct he
tut down to Im matte profttutlf.
I'hr faot luni nature plautisj th
one crop utiil ihc faruwr it; otiiT i
1 Af
111- J'
O?! ti-J
too c-.eMefc(
TH' T(Mf OTT
AlW.r fcAM j
.... ,,t J
' A
MA;IOL OtCY WALKER. WHO BROUGHT SOMtS POSIES To
AUNT bAkAH PtAbODV . LEFT THC PLACE M ANGEIe. VHEN
He REALI4EO HE HAD BE EN TRICKED BY JOKERS iif.'"'
. TH& FLOWCRS WERE r:ATURATEP Wrm pfcppEft V
i!
- Htoitd of a house of representatives numbering -435,-we would
i elected more than 5,000 representatives to tfo to congress. The
'' state of Pennsylvania which now sends thirty-six representative
tq Congress would send tin the Swiss ratio of one to every 20,000,
as many as now constitute the whole congress.
When the fathers charted out the governmental course in
'. ttW'.cliiysi iifie represenijitive
should be sent to congress for every 1)0,000 population. That
Wttti before the days of the inimigvant rush. The proportion
'i has Iwen increased ever since then, until now a representative
i elected for every 211,877 population.
will t.t U v- that ratlin- ut-i
hav !-iMiit- rhiitii hi -ti tlx
nhtn the ji u lil i policy ncci
an- a public heritage.
public has tt rh:ht tn n-tni
wanton iti-.-ii-ti-lin.
t'OI TIti lll.l.SslNt.S
Van'oiivr l"ailv U'-uhl; VVhv st.
nmo.ly toiiay.' Why allnw niiiilf in
chiui:;.- so con-t;inth i .0111 rav,- to
f,a, from Joy in fal lie: '.' Vnti I'in-l
iMirscM' more ninl nimc stili ji to
Mpcllh, wlurc it t ' . Mi;i lh;tt tin- win hi
lias ioii,. uriia-r ami. ;m ritriila rt v in
our chw', mi.''lii inn.- m i nif- lo pur
sue. Shake yoms' lf ioc Iroin tin
thou'ihlw. l-;.-ich lino- yon iinlnlyc kih-P
thouhlH it b cm. li;ni-, to a 1
rii" o. ' hem. vy
I'oiuit your bb-HsliiL-y yoii mav
huc an inany nu tin- n t one if im
would spend a litth- unite tho" in
ouunliHi lh"in. 'I'lie wcnUu-r may i-tl
deprernif:, i hci-i- may be m ui-.-s nr
nthci'H In tin- Hue ahead or von, you
4-umiut mi lliiic to pla our )av".pi.
Kaoie. hojiie nitb tot has o Im- :iuil!M l
a Ad all these lhtn'-,' interiVre w n h
your plans. I io on kmnv that hh s-in-M
aro iH'ti'ii wrapped up Pi dull
und uuintc reMta ..tei iors ? Make il
olir KOIlie to I lhi the blessiii and
fill out. the "III in J4.
.
nations IMIS is . ;(M OXK j
furcsis f fiver in I'c ndleton thi-y'tv ti IliliK
cm (tiat j!;od one, mi .onr or the fellows who
i nd i In- j Npctit TliailKs-iv illtf 1 );iy then- Hay,
n their 'n- oi" the I'einlletonians who' prae- '
ji!call- owiih nu automobile put 0110
im-r nn (he police hut that's ctlltik- i
:.i!iad ol' ihe hlory. Said 1'eiuHctiuiian
( !'l his car parked downtown without :
! tin: t.;i! MkIiI burning and when lie not'
ready to k home ho I'muid it police
m:' K- r on it. So what did he do but j
ih-.ue tin- ear there and walk home! j
W hen he ol home he catted I he po- j
; iio' by teb-photie and reported that
I his machine had ticn stolen. . conplc-!
e hoirs (titer he wa inioimcd that j
ji! ii id biM ii found and he could net It :
jat In ad'iuarlcrs. He did. (We won't!
,oiich lor Ihe veractly of this Mory :
j Imt. t tn Kuy who heard It In rendle-!
ton - who made us promise to keep j
his nam.- a secret did! Kd. ole)..
WINTER
CLOTHING
Wool Shirts
Oregon City and Ncustadter Bros. ,c;ood !
Iieavy grade of wool; all sizes manji colors. !
Prices ranging- from j
$3.00. to .$6.00
Men's and IJoys'
Mackinaws
Oregon City 'irgin wool ijroducts; all sizes.
Prices ranging from
Si;.?.") (o $13.73
-i
Wool Socks
light and heavy weights, for dres3 and work
2jc to $1.23
i:iiiiui'.ii. niuiM
There ;tri. niff.; iir liulitN.
Tliciv m-i lll'ti or loin'.
Iltu iIm hi'M av to nii'i'l her.
I- lii nietiT alone.
Recalls Wife Trading
The arrival of two German jjirls at Norfolk last week on the
bteamer Sesostiis from IlamhurK and the announcement by the:
l UthorUies that they will lie deported unless they find American i"-i'ie n- ijiii. Tin fact thai the
tii .... .-. . .. ,, . .. .. ,. 'raruii-r rt'plutitH th one. nuil Datura
husbands withir. a specified time rwalls a similar incident in .lt.,.uuso of nla.i.mij obturii
' the history of the same state. rain replant Km uth-r. also i ticiii
In 1619 twenty yountf women arrived at Jamestown. They !m?r,.,''Hai.n'N,r,oh"rrM tllan" ..pan
hnd been brought over from ! jie;liind as wives for the Virginia i"1'""!'"!: corn 0 ions u.i imii. ur? on
colonists. History records that they were transported at the ex-,ir!l.,','n, 'm'uio' tr.n.i of tbe arp...
pense of the company mid were married to men who were able " iim viewpoint of nils ro..p
to Huppoi-t them. These men. it is said, willingly tlefrayed tlicj't
cost of their passage. The pi ice lor each jjirl brought over on .mii nai.ie i.y a imi.ik- policy
the flnrt voyage was 12.. pounds of tobacco. On sbscuont trips IXa.e'iyVSlS,",, 'Xn,
the chaiife was advanced to l.'.o pounds of tobacco and "even ni ' paramount, then- iu t.o no
more," but as "the debt for a wife was a debt of honor," it waSj;;;,:,;;.,:;:';ii:V'i;
piinctllallv paid.. ' forel. !.mnli rmrn will befln
! ' In the present case no price seems to have been set, but as ;;;illi:r'rr,!:;:iion',"f Z
the girls were stowaways, discovered when the vessel was 111 I'.ir.ii n.at a tre i. piui.te.i i..r
days out fmn, Hamburg the captain cau reasonably demand thejrvnmr n.M
, jiiice.of their jiassajie. Ii they are ood cooks, as he says thev ipoiiei ik.powh a penalty for .v.ry
proved themselves to be aboard his vessel, they should have ""lr"" """ '" '"-'""""v ''-""'"' Thev
difficulty in jfettin suitable mates.
Examined By
Your Doctor
Tik. Salt, to Wail. Kldn.y. if
Back Pain You or Bladd.r
Both.rt
History lepcats itself', no doubt, but always with a differ- ji l-Iiyp TC?HnPVN
enci.'. The 20 women who arrived in Yirjrinin ver UOO years i I 17 "V" 1V . "L
i.Ko shiueil their husbands' haKlrhips and perils. Today there:
are safety and comfort for the poorest. Thousands are cumin"; j
to this country who would not have faced the toils and priva-J
tion of an earlier day. Isiael .anjjwill complains: "You shut;
t ut immijirants, instead of lmldiu"; out hospitable hands. Ahdj
,'how tlid you jtet your country? You took it by force from the
Indians, and your duly is to hold it in trust for humanity." In
c. count! y where ull aie innnijfrants or the descendants of inimi-j
erants it is not well to make too many distinctions, but this will
remain true that the curliest imminrants were the ones who bore
tho heaviest burdens. They were men selected by the iiatuiv
of the task, includiii)! "taking the land from the Indians," and
their descendants should see to il that some sort of selection is,
hU'II enforced in regard to all immigrants.
OFFICE CAT
1HAOC M1r)
BV JUNIUS
Sc-ih .spasm
'I'lu'ii iu-4' li'ii'rs of a-iit,
'I here Jul- letli'rs i ftmu.
Hut Oic best way in let her,
Is to letter alone.
'Ihe llei-Jiil. ,,r vanity: 'llif
mutt wlm I'ccK Mir-consclou
ulien he rends ulstiit a male beau
ty iiiilest.
i I:
I n your t 'hr
don'l th
.someone- vr,v will hi;
c.l to or 1 li it t huhhy
his month's waxen.
istmaH Hlioppiui; arly. j I
liere Is a. chuiic Ihut ' f
Men's Union Suits
In cotton, wool mixtures, all wool and silk
and wool. Prices range from
$1.30 to $9.50
Men's Pac Boots
Good grade chocolate oiled calf; 16 inches
high, full bellows tongue. .
$10.00
wh.'u you want
will have fcpfliit
linker nty brl !e tells Junius
that she doesn't, infill) klv.fuu' her
tin-build- imihli-he becaiw he
ktrHl n ltiu-li before inai riii-; Id
louKlteii tier lips.
'I'urn increase In I'riee" hoar-
Hne. (No doubl It costs the poor an
nua is iio'i e o live now au:i s
Note).
A man wnlketl jitio a l.n (.rnude
automobile n-i'tu slnre. 'Ihe
lxts n out. t he e.lcrk wok hi.
Said lite (ii-iuuH i: "I'd like lo
hee it, tKni u--'! vm:''
Saht the clerk: "so would I."
Our Idea of a Hulllbh- Klnk is ;
hurt, sawed-ol'f. bowlem.eil lella wilt
will h t his (allor talk 1 1 tin into huviil.'
eheekcred suit.
IT is: At.lil l I- 'I ll T Till;
iu:sr I'l.At i: to ii i: noiii
is on oi:'s linn l ii m.
One of our eori-espnuderits (wo
won't sai. which) sent lids in:
'( liri-tiuiis shoppin-r js (ho fiixler
of Ihe i fay. If i-tci-binl.r would do
II curly we ophir itieri' wouldn't
Ih mi nian.v fiiiircd in ttie la.-t
ntinutc iu-h. .fohu Itltuik
and folks jwiti ThnuksRlvtn;
lny In ,u (;rand4. They come
sluffed. " ,otm Dim whs li
i't.v pica -ant riillcr at Un
sei-ibc's home Tliau.ksjlv inft Kay.
John hrotmhl n uohI eiyttiN.
0 News are er- searei Uiis
week. " nm we hojM to do
iM-der next week Itlchaiil IUik's
wife Is epHtin the stork."
AMKN ,
'li-uckload l.ludt llaerd.
la tll'Ni;. Or. Tli limit plnred no
loads of i rucks on I. am county's
travel and macadam roads a short
time iiko has been raised, after a
larin'e number of truck owners hud
either appeared before the vounty
court or had writ I en, prolest in-
aruinst ihe limit as hi-in so low Hint
tiny would be unable to operate at u
pnnji.
The limit was chunked yesterday
rrom ami pounds to the tnrh width of
tin- per axle to ::jti pounds. This said
members of the county court yester
day alter the order had been made,
sienied to he entli'ly satisfactory lo
the truck drivers and owners who had
proles, ed.
Our care and modern meiiiods j'-JT
k iluiililc the life of- your linen Try jfr
Tim iv were only five di.s.sontt-is nnump; 1,(j0O studonts uf Ct
lumbiu collrjft? wlio voted auainsl "t'xaniinatinns." Public school
Idipils would have mado it unaninmus.
Tho British nuispum is dt-linhh-d oir it luMiust of tht larjf
tst collection of llwis in the world. A collection of II win is one
Ihinp; most folks would picfcr to uvoitl.
There iu mm i it? draw hacks to Ikmiik prcsidont. Ho. has to tic
copt in ifotnl maco the dojrs offered him when ho may not ntvd
them tit nil.
The score of a football frame is far moiv conclusive than ptv
dictions made in advance.
Flush your kidneys by drink Ins a
uuurt of water each day. lso ttkc alu
(Kcaotully, ays -4 uottu authority, wlio
triU us thkt ijo uuk tt rich (ood loruis
aciii-t whkh aliuOtt l4rly7c the knhit$
in their rlTori 10 spcl it triitn the
blood. '1 hey become lu:Kvh and
we. i ken; llien you may suffer with a
Mull mit-ery in the kidney relict, harp
piius in the tuck or sick beadache, din
riei, your stocnach sours, tongue i
cgated, aud when tbe weather is lad
you have rheummio twins es. tht uriue
gets t'loud', full of sediment, the chan
nel!! otteti yet sore and irritated. obliitij
you tft MtU relief two or three times
during k otbt.
To help ocut,ra'in5 thee irriutins
acid?, tn bflp iVanse the kidueys ainl
flush off the hndy'n tirhious wrae, et
fpur runee of Td Salt from anv riur
ina.cy here; take a tabIeVKoniul in a
fjUs oi water he lore brttkilit for a
few days, and vmir ki duels nuiV then
act tine. famous saltn in made
(rem the acW of sraif nd kmon juice,
cotnliined witi litbia. and Las b4n used
(or rar tn help Hush and stimulate
skitiitii kjJuvc; aJ-o to oeotra!tt the
arid tu tbe system 50 they oo teDfrf
irrhaie, thus oitcti relieving bUtfaer
wfknr.
Ja.J att U inetpen?Ke; can -not In
lune and uikes a tklifthtful eaer'
rent udnV-atT UftuV. Uy ail aie&nt
hive vont pttVfieJan emine your kid
(inyt ut leait twict 'tr.
IM 1 IDHenthe 9round 1
If fff is uet, thea voe satj-
ffrk ' a 5ai1 is bulging.thca
f'l ue Knou? the tuind is
Uraetvour clients triagtoits
thsir friends, to bay USED CARS,
then u?e knou our merchandise
satisfies. Tor cvru result
there is a cause. Correct
rcprescivUtion.good USED CARS
and peputar prices, thai, to
our clients, is the cause for
supportinq and boosting the
"Ask the Envelope "platv.
SOUTHARD & SHIXX
r
n When a marvVantS
xto borriW iroubl?,'
lend hirrv
oil you hewe "
Dnddyt Ihosc Children
Think You're Ahout "II."
Whatever Puddy and Mother
do is Just light you don't
w nut them to he rufstnUen,
do yon ? fvrhiinly not.
Then tench Ihem to know
that the nor ret of prosper
ity Is the ability to save
money.
Tldp llwm It-am tho hahlt.
We want to help you ludp
them. Home hanks mo fifto.
Opn nn orcount with nn
for tho "kiddiea" we'll
show tluin tho Minn oourt
csle.i wo would you.