La Grande evening observer., December 08, 1923, Image 4

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TllO AwiOclaH'il I'lVHH )H r)tl-
slvfly rntiilcil to iik lor pul.lirii
lion of all in uh dispatch, m (Tftlil'I
iw H or noi ot)o rivirt. i n -ltli-J In
punished tlx r-in. AM HkIiim of r
piibliciil (on of Hpi'dill ilJupulcliCM
ihiM pujH-r, n al hIhu I lie lorn I iu-wh
herein alo an- nnerv-J.
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! ' 77?e Cooliclge Message
Upon first flush iifUn' rending the message of Presi
dent Coofldifo one is very linl)le to think, "(Juodliye, Old
Party, Goodbye," insofar as future political success is con
cerned, lie advocates a lot of things which are intensely
sound, but' he also puts several points up in such a way
that the voting strength of the country is liable to turn
not only against him as a presidential candidate but also
seek to defeat every ltepublicau congressman and senator
(who is now running or may be running for election next
fall.
Probably the one thing that will stir up more opposition
to President Coolidge is his blunt opposition to a soldiers'
bonus. In I'nion county it is believed from reports today
inai ne win lose me service mens support very largely, ,,,,) m,- tnori,- i- tin. iii i-
while analysis of the situation does not indicate that he "'" "V"!i",'m.,,''i,v ".
has gained ground to take the place of the Iiepublicaii iVl ':ran''i.'- "iiVi.nri'imiii t,r tin' i-,iu-
service men who would naturally have stuck to the presi- iiw:i
. , i . To miiki- llio I rl without ilifll-
dCnt. rttllv on tnornhipD I'ollowliuv lo-uvy
On foreign affairs his stand is hardlv as clean-cut as "". iinieiiiii.s Kiioui.i not i,m.
i.i i. .ii, IMiillilon or llriiii.l,, until
Secretary Hughes exinessed himself recently, but even so,- (.iin,i m. ,ihiion ortic.H m
the Coolidye t;:tenient on that important issue is not ilis- r,,v-
:' i I r .. I ...i: .. ii.. , ' oM.liliou of th
couraging jinn ii leaves rotiiii lor me nenei inai uiu cniei
i
rWPWmm mm-
1 rJJ-i .JfrW " Jl
-"Ji-i CirTKl) l X 'Fi--SfJfiJ- l'll A I'ISM l) WOMAN, II'
-F7J -5) rSHa'-I sJ'iL:f ujCB&llfcr- v" i si; i in: isk.iii' ki.mi in-
:Jf wlfiL- 3 m i,w,T- I
I '"Ttlj - I -s' vy tj j ("'nnlni: tuvc, ii Ui (Iramlo l.-n-j
f '"KS& t TMLty j.-iii.-t siivm li is Ihf "Mi'tfr" of th-i
ATKf(t HCn Ml8BAJDS HOftlB CHtWID 6? THB PORCH PoAt. fafi'OHM IP Ui t Km "CrJmv jm.l ;U- i
! '-IN FfOMT OT NOBE WILTY STOR , THE "TOWN lOUK,i TOOK 1,1 " i
fun mhliiitfhl.
A inttn in old whrn lio vnn rlowf ;s
hln oyo thf lnHcr la rnjny tlio I
fmifii' al n Klrl Mhnw.
ROAD CONDITIONS
IN EASTERN OREGON
Till RT h'.l'.S AKlltl'I I A YK TO
no Yorit niiiisiMAs siioi. ;
vtstit . ,
She Won Him. 1
,MIif oiMihln'l knil.
Stic coiihln'l ww : ;
Hlii- h:i-l no wit - - J
Hit niirul w.iK Nlmv, j
She ifniilfl'l ilmii.c.
Shi- i'ouhln'1 Kin'. I
Nor ihmw a iranru
Or miythintf.
lllil when yon koI i
Hi-r all alone, (
Hlu- inml you fVi-l I
murh al homr. !
Av'ln-n on your lap
SIh-'iI Bft ami purr, ,
Ami rarrif up
Your hlrKiit' fur. j
Ami whou hIio IUhhoiI
Vou on I ho iiiii. j
VouM clump your arniH. !
'limit hf-r aixl 111 (1! . i
Hlii wiiKn'I praci U-itl ul nil, :
Hut when you Well. Hho dhtn't
Hlall !
USEFUL GIFTS
ONLY 13 MORE SHOPPIXfl
DAYS TILL XMAS
li -;piii- a in ii w fiill or Know on
Dm- itu- MniinialiiH iiloitir Hi- n.i
1 1 ri irmi Triitl hi-lw- a I'l-nillt-iou
a nil I-h (ira n!.-, (he roal Ih ImP.
An DTfjcon (iapi'1, in I'lnonlcilutr
divoi'i-i- 1'ii.sc in it'n iwivs i-ol-
'nuiiis, i-i'inar k'-o": . "l-'or usluur i!.'
uiul olixrt'Jir taiitfita.- in the prcs
riirc of hl mot hi-r-ln-law. In- wax
f-f-ntrm-'-il lo So d;i A ill I'A 1 f
That, oulit to cool J i tin off, an it
wi re. .
v
HiK al (lint, r li:-l Hie ulnk u
lUi'iilioiu i (iIhmi- uis In plenty nf
. j lio ualcr prior pi ihr ihon mii-
fCIH't.
S.-vrral if (he im ihImth of 'rirk-
c t l-'lut llninKo tiro i.Uuniinir to al- I- i:iH'Klt i l,sslTi;s
n n.l 11m- 'ouniy I'omona imwin l'i:ii:l as ovi: W ill) l ssi-.s j
to h h.-ifi in ih- unto Mouniuin i'1 ",: s -,; ri:opi,i-: in-: ( I S' !
Clranj,''1 hull, near l.a (Iranilr, Hut-
urn ay.
Kpittt-opul (-huri'h H-rvk'-H wi-rc
In-Pi at I In- l'r Miiytc)-lan I'hnroh
IuhI NV tliu-K-lay niKht.
i i : xt 1 1 1: i i : x t A x r 1 1 v. 1 1
WAY to ayoiii ii i;ii hi,ooi
I'ICKSSI'ltK"' IK TO STAY AWAY
ritoAi womi:x
On' of JuniiiH ciuon; wny iiuyis
roim-H . w hen .slu irlH to raako a
r- jilly funny Jok' ili- nt enough
to prinl.
l.ot'H of tin- kox women wi-ar
nowailayH an-n't Mnilahic to hold
hriKlmaK )nt'iit. ThT' ho thin
ami wi ll, wIuu'h in -m Hhoutda't
hi- liijipluri-ii'
Mens ( j
Xmas j
Ties j
Wli'-n XinaH rolls
aroiiml v ( r y man
JooUh forwiiril to iv- I
i i-Mutf lit h y mi r ' a
mock of j-raatn: nt. i
h ast thr.'i- or four. .
I o not disappoint him. J
'our mock coiiMlMtH or, .,
mi i-M-ltiKlvf lino oi'
CIhiu'.vm ami . Kayseis. f
Most iittraclivi- pat- i
ti-rns ami rolorti. .
I'riii-H ranKiiiK tfroai '. g
50c to
$3 "
No Kciolli'l ti;m wo licoonu' otvtl
r of a ilollar. moiih' Ci'IIoiv Koti-oliHi--iuul
u.sually K' lfi It.
executive will finally reach the same conclusion as ex
pressed liyjUr. Hughes.
Aid for the farmer is dealt with in more or less of a
general wav, advocating cut in freight rates, lower taxes rnion - i.a (jri.11,1,. .
, .. , ... 1U, ii ... - ...1.- . I ' mat Hlu . A rllllKloll
unu -u lew timer iijiiijah, an ui hiiicii iiitviint7 wini unserves
clesibefoie aid for the farmer can be had under his prc-
IllKllwayrl in
Kaitorn tln-non
Poets' Corner
Hi if section
follow.i:
Oh I (livnoii 'rnl.:u. of Tlio
iMllh-s
ouiarlo - Muntlnnlon - JJukr -
IN'iiilltori -Tli
lailks:
.Ma-alaniizi-ii i-nlln- illturn'i inal
closely means that' the road Is a lung ono and full of ohsta- '" i-n'inion.
i.ii (ti-iino(--uii'nra i.Hh
1 .. Irnll.l.. . I'll,., II...
scription. It may !e the only one that is sane, hut if i.-.ihp.i city - Kiirin - .rinam -so.
Chen the hope of reviving interest in farm life suffers :"""" ''0;;t,n"- "'"'
, ,.oni(h . Wallfiwa I -ji k-: -fra-
& set-t)aCK. ; J annx' l ' unit In ju'od comlition.
Takinpr the document ns a whole it is a conservative r"rtUli ,,ivl"r r'i at rock
, , t i- - , , frtislii-r n-ar ftlmnirl.
pUttf"i)apei'( to say the least, and apparently is directed
for the conservative supiort of the party and the nation.
It ojffers Hiram Johnson u great opportunity to produce
argument along other lincH, and if Johnson's argument
Khoiif:! be backed up with good reasoning to Convince the
Replll)licniK.VVA&4 ttlfttlftJ-rt do thifjrrt ' ftiftl:tdMlL l I'lfrlylf h.ih that On- trm unl
Gwlidge insists can't be done, then the Johnson boom for;;'"1","' ,,n,n" " !' ,Hn or
.. . ... i i i ii i -ii i i- ii hooks. lour rlty Ujh a t'iilvr-
presiueni win uikb on a revival mat win nu kmi ju every iity, an.i n sood om The i-uinin
Comer Of the Country. t I.IHrary in tra poor man's unlvrr-
" '' Iv-rhupn you liav; not hem
t1, iihlc lo p i a colli p ciluc-aiion, or
' i vt n a hiich Ni-liool eourm'. In
i your llhrary you Ml) fin. I thn liooKs
I to cany you ihrmiffh iho paths oi
, h nrnhiK you uilnsi'd.
j INS new horrowi-rs for Novi-tn-h
r. That rm ariH that I hS propw-
In this city huvo d.fidi-a to urn-
u uvi rin iii Hewer ikhhik. i ;
ui is iM-r-iy issiicii ror rt- i
t tiri-im nt n Itomls of th' City of I
l.a ( r.imP- Orcuon Iati-l . iiiinnrv 1
Wirrll't for imi"' imt-.phii .... . y .ii... i.-ii. .no.
din- inclusive, r.iiima m.
l-ovvh-r, 1 Trcasurrr, City of l.a
(iriiiuli', iC'-tTiHI.
lMr t- like n urt-itlfnu; inillcli. i . ...
Aliout llirco fall- arc Mil'licit-nl,
izriir 1 H! Give Luggage This Year
Ihit tli. ii, if it
living, linw couhl tiie
an. I m-tors lii.'.'
uuiicrtalti-rs
Library Ghats
(Killtor'M Note- Tin' two rul-
Inv-ilnfc iMii-niM wi n- i nn' il by a
l.a. Craiuli- hoy. slirm-ii thi-m
"li. ('." who iidmlis lo tiriiiK 1
y ars of uro).
Muny a lime you have sahl
Life Is nothing hul iroitith.
Si what Is Ih-- use lo iry.
Many u time you have wislu-.l you
w-i-rf ir:iil.
Ami yon saiil you wr-r ready to
iU
Rut uheit you urn ohl ami your
year are f w,
Vou think of whut you
An 'I thru don't Itnow
wlsln-il lo til,
Wlin life Wfins tin il
hotl'l llclll' 'I'liN. Vr l'tlillllll!
Wlfo: "ho .ou Unpxv what ilay It sr JT5fJ
I.':? It Is :'ii .M ars ao loilny shloo sj""
,i- horanic cnya;r(l
.MiMlit .Mln.ti il 1 1 1 1 1 I : "'I'wciilv
flvo vrars! Why .ll.lli't yon
in lii I tin- Ik 'l"olv.' It's lilRll tint
Kol intirfli'il !"
l nrly In ln'il limy ho n iiimkI . ,J
; pliin, Inn aiiii'II nniftv thai HhvS
mil.v hhil ulth llio I't'llllllllfflll ol
.iMHiiir ii wKo Kiiy tii'M'f tfoU lit In-- Tt
1 J
4i
Can you call to mind anyone who does not have
use for good luggage or who would not appre-,
date such an exquisite gift?
Wardrobe Trunks
$12.50 to $53.00
Hand Luggage
$5.00 to $:5.()0-
ii imi-il lo ilo: ''V, f.Vi,
why you ha.l ., tlfa.?
.ur to ymi. , )
The Harding Memorial
in an
liuincli
President CoulidKe on iMnnduy, December 10,
nddrcss to he imtiimnlly broadoasted by radio, will
a movement for the erection ol a meniornil to President ,hl lr 1 'u- un.rtiry. ho itavo not
TT 1-' nsi'il II licrori'. Arc you on of
Ilardinp;. ,.,,
Radio owners and those who have access to the re-1 "i viBii i n miiiionniro."
reiving stations, which dot the nation's to,i.,Kn,phy, will XlTl? ,Z ty
eagerly seek to "tune in" on the Harding niemorial words trons, us he spolte In a vt-ry apprc
of President Coolidge and the nation at large, it is believed, 1 ,,:iliv; W"J' whni ,,u' ll,,riiry ,iui1
... . .... a ii 4 i- 4i 'tni. ant to hlin durliiK the years
will as eagerly contribute to the perpetuation the name that n nv..,i m i.u (irun.i.v
and qualities of this latest chief executive to tlio in office, -"j;" ,hI" lf h" w, n' " n,n
Factional prejudices have nieltetl since the death of , pn'oinMon" 'winr'ninnrTimn1' mere
President Harding. The wisdom of his "hands oft policy .wunin we ii. anny wisiu .i he xv, r
of rcconsti'uction has found broader recognition. The
martyrdom of the man to duty and public service is gen
orally accepted.
The Harding Memorial movement was conceived by a
group of friends and admirers of President Harding in
the lipltef-Hiat they had the sympathetic support of the
I wriit to a niiiSfUorinle hall
As ilmitU a ilmnl; couhl h-.
In front of the door I foil
So drunk J rouhl not nee.
Thn from th jcrounil
Thf felloes u round
I.IMM m lo my feet
Thf-y look m In
Without a sound
And offered im- a neat.
And there I sal till the inornluK
duvvned,
"Pit the sky gn w Huhl in the
-ust.
'I'hrn I koL up and sln-tcln d
and yawned
And I says to myself, says I
In lhat whiskey I made J had too
much yeast.
Ami I sure had enoui;h in the
rye, ' It.C.
ami
jl i)c;e couch
SAYS FARMERS
HIT IN EAST
. loo. Mill ivo . .1 uhat ho icil.t
-'mill tin- spirit I u ot It. If you
;aro a frl. ml or tlio library loiost
lor II whou yon k,i an oi.ot tnti
: II V-
'I'll'' I'Hurlnis, Mini wt't'o so pioin
lar ilnrlnit Novomli. r, havo illsa-p.-aroil,
Inn (!,. t. li. n, ', Wy, IHi-k
anil Homi' otlii'l hoys ami irlrl
natioiii Tt' is conlidently expected that the results of the .'V''' "'" tai n- pi,,,'...
...:n .i . ii... l ..t:..i' r 11.: " om pii'.ioir in trio aiiow
lull virii ivnv n ill vinuii.iivc ua: 'ii'iii'i ul inin iiiii)'.
Especially does the Ilnrdino; Memorial moveiuent appeal
to Eastern Orofron people since he was the only president
who ever jr.ivo personal touch to this jrivat section of the
nation. Many of the people who met him at Meacham will
embrace the opportunity to join in orei'tinj for this fine
Ameiican citizen a memorial suitable to his manhood and
his steiliiiK' worth as the head of this nation.
Obituary
in a Mm,' a tuiow man. ImildiiiK it
tori, while the -Juif and the cat are
loiikihK ell. Have Vuil .seen th' tll
h..y.H and Kitlw,' Metier renu inher
I" link Lush!,.' the house ui-i)iind
"hrisliua.s Mine, f,,r feel mire
unmethlnif etintr l.s Kohiff to
hapP'-M.
We had :':t.i ehitdren at Hie hist
story hoar. The ih-m one will he
the t'hri.slinan Story Hour on the
morning of Dec.-mher :, In nd
diilon to Die Story Hour we thinli
we can imitiit.He tx surprise for the
h"M and Kti'lJ. So don't lortr- t the
ll. I'timral fer leet were hi-hl
'at the Melho.lls, Churell Tue-.lny
aflii'iioon and the hmly wan laid
t.i r. si in ttin I nieu Cemetery. Mr.
i;t(.i wall ha. I.e. II a inrillhrr ol ." " "
Ihe Odd ('eiloWH PMlf-V for years MOT NT PLEASANT
......... .,...,.., d tlio menilii-rs of tnii-n l.o.ln I'MMITY MnVP rVf
WII.IJWI HOM.H .. Iarti.'.l..il,,l in ,h. inner,! -erv. 1 11U V 1U
VNION, tSp-cl-ill WHIiam ee-
The d c-as. .1 1ki h. . n a citizen
nf I'nion for uhout three yours nnd
l.-u es ninny 1 1 leads and tn iirli -tier.-
10 rei-el t . I death.
(UTESTI0NS
S. DAKOTA
PLATFORM
(".it inn- d from pace 1 )
Mr
It ok wall wan horn in Cornwall.
Knjtlund. Srp(o)Mr :t, 1 ss;:, lie
wu one of a ju in II v of nine child
ren, it nil Irt (survive.) hy (,nH" two.
th other His haluw dhii hi ior-i
lu did, 1U- came- to AiiktIim. m
mtfl, Inrnllitt; In New lH.hoi.1
.MuNMirtniM'ltK, where he whm inar-
rivl ut the ae of :i, hut hut hi
yvlfn ami Infant child at the en. I !
of IK mom hi, l-'roin .Muachu.i.
fitH, (V mt. e, to I ,'iUKti'U. M If- I
hunrl. wlicr.i htrf purrnu had I..- !
'rud'd. April :'o. IM'I he -U;i i ii 1 1 i
Kl'I'te Iieais. Si children wei-eim, i
bora to I his union. Ai ur livini; i,
In Lxiniriou jur uiout :m yi-ur le-'tei.i
orouut in iiiuiity to i iH.n. i r'- j ,i;ie i.i tt!
fim ttcd IImiI here till It in d :jth . .in-i. i .,!
I ec., 2, it-r (i ft da .i Htm- to untierx
With the "llu." lie In Mirlve. hy I UMl.s .,,. IVUK ,-, par,d to Rive
Illfl wlfo, four hOUH. Ahlc of Kan- i f i t to utmost all Ihe ex.-ei,.
Ha Tity, Clarence, .l.nucs and oral tuc ninjur i - e..mui -tidatiotiM and
of mioii, f'UdtUD daui!liierf. Mrs. t ht e, tt uan iadhat.d. wnuhl
Kula Htur-Ti ll and l.eona. ulfo of hav all ih- suppoi i M r,' Conii.lt; "
I'nion. Ham survived Py one is. Kive to nMni without truiw-
lor, i(rn. i:ii;i MIHh of Lclnil'n. ;re-.siii!r anv i.i Ih.. prerouat
find I'M ward ICo-ewalt of Kuiimis nr rmii".),
HO:'tE AT ELGIN
Md4i- lot liihir know-..i-
partieuiarly di nf l
-eeepliull Ki.n his nil's-
he in w --iiapers. ami li-
rotip (.f eaih-r thai
liloVUl cnliUUelit he
atmnml uu ulm.s.-
KI.OIN. tSpoclal Mr. nnd Mm.
Jo.seph SVntl nf Mount Pleatfuut. 12
mil- northeast m Kiirtu, have
move.i into I'rof. WiWs' house
lor the winter. Mrn. W.-f In th,.
d.nikhiir oi Mr. uud Mrs. Seott.
who were umonu; t ho vry i ary
jteiHei-a iu Hi.' Ktnlii country.
Mr. ut'd Mri. Morrlo (fonr
har return, d to KlKtn from Tli
lalles. where Mr. tjeori bnut Imou
einolu)td lu the lumber mil In.
Mr. aud Mrs. Harold llu,- uuJ w'r
sons. Harold and lavld. Wild Wil
liam Mill, were visitor;! to La
(Jrund- Thumday, vh-re thy also
transuded Pufflu.'SN .
Mm, Itoy HhMK-haril Im aeituR as
assiMtaut lo Mm. Will I.i ut tlio ll
hrary. Mrs. Wltllw hu not Wtn la
tlio I" ui of lifulth thu wiut-r una
very much plruuea al hjvln
help in her work.
The Uudioti Aid ot tbe MetUu
dlrfi hurcli will nol. tholr annual
haaar Saturday, (teretnher ;t.
Continued from pai;c 1)
I Couch, "KOinehow- not hlnu: neeiiis
; to affect that thriving city, for
eerytliue I hae ever visited il
has hecn the hiinio growing, hust
Hng plat-i-."
I'roni Kansas City Judge ami
.Mrs. Couch went down through
Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas on
the rrlseo line. I'rom Kort Wort h
they went to Kl I'aso on Uu Texas
I'aciflc rail rend, and while at Kl
1'a-o rrusi d ov er and islled
.liuiiez, Mexico. Tlu-y then look
Ihe Suiitlu-rn Pacific to Southern
i 'alifnrnia stopping at San I iego
where they went over to Tia ,
.1 nana, Mexico to see the .siuht.s.
lie In ruing to l,o An ttoles thev
Hpouj se era I days in the A n got
fit 5.
''It Is like a madhouse and no
tnbtiMte," iaid Judge Couch,
"Where Uu- people collie ft'oin, '
what they Intend to do and why
they all want to livtj on the name
town lot is past tue. hut they lire
ihore almost a million .strong and
It is .tulle a task to drive throunh
the loudness d 1st r let of I hat rily.
It Is surety worth unyone'n time to
x t 1 1 Lou Augel. H unit sop what
docs not ' m powltde In the way
oi u ittm and u rush."
I'rom l.os Angeh-H tiny went to
Suntu Mariii una M.tte. for lt few:
dujd nnd then to Oak hi o,l ivher.
they found Intousp uctivity. It is (
the Judjf '. ludKinetlt thai 4 )Uk-
laud w ill Im the next Idg boom for ,
ttu-rd In u livoly tmiloallon of It
rljiht now.
"Wti hud a very rnjojahlp tlmo" !
li concluded. 'ani it w. u trip'
lhat bull Ung hopd to take, ,
Of course w notlc-d the pooplo '
In MLs!Huri whom wo had known
consldcrutde idder. that '
Ik lily ceiif corn did not se.-m to
bring prospority lucaiiMt the coru '
crop wu-i v fy dLupiHuntlug. that
ho wre piontiiul hut the furni-;
ra wor In u, quandary what to
do With them htvuusn of tho low j
price of pork nnd th hiiih price!
of rorn. CM-norUlly speaking tlioso I
iiau have their protdom, proh. ;
rMv greater ones than wo huvol
Sleeplessness and Nerv
ousness Can le Cured
in a Short Time.
If you are suffering from either
of thi se m-rve-u r.-eklng diseases
tliy t-hiropraetic and eh-i-irieal
Ireatnn-nls will give you permti-i-j
ent rellel. j
Phnue MI7-W for Appointment
in;, uooiu i.i.
Suiic jn, somnii-r Ithlg.
Inside Out
or
Outside In ;i
11' watcnes were bouelit
inside out, your choice
vrouldstill be a Bulova.
With precision and accu
racy as inside complements
to the beauty built without,
Buiova watches render a
service. They tell time
on time, being "ornamen
tal" only because of their
artistic design. .
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TRAVELING GOODS. !
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14 Kt. engraved white e'd ft
casetlinel7jcwelBui.0VA A 1 !
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fomrlv rarvrd; line 17 (
jewel Bulova Mvtaicnt tDv
vorn ciu:iht
With
Annual Clam
Feed
Monday Night
In M. E. Churcli Basement
WING, FIN AND FLEETFOOT MEMBERS,
Please he on hand with good appetites, some
good stories and a smile.
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Son
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