La Grande evening observer., January 10, 1924, Image 4

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Thursday.- January... 10, 192L;
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
L.a Grande Evening Observer
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GOD OVEK ALL: The eyes of
nil wait tipon tli'-t-. Psalms 116:16.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
JV Stanley' I
Show ; , C.4V,..
Another Parlor Gome
Edward Bok's peace plan is but another parlor game
tliat will furnish a lot of notoriety for Mr. I5ok, give a
certain kind of club women u chance to do a lot of talking,
cause an element of the male sex to get excited as they
pull sweetly perfumed handkerchiefs from their pockets
...u:l 11 j , 1 1
wiihc mejr quote jwetiy 011 jwijwiuui peace. ,,c mIin wp r,Hi,l, nt in No-
',!, .It is but another of those impossible things which the-,veiuiT, ium. itrriy nuy un-:
orists prate about. There has been some war going on JTV''T
.almost continuously for hundreds of years. Life is a war quality at iim ron-riont r Hits n
Letween right and wrong, ilusiness is war between those cu""'" , of n,'V1,,r',"
, 0 . must, the wholi- puHtti-al systi'iu of:
engage in the same line, hociety is frequently a war America is un orKiuiizi-ii ronspir-
to see who can outdo his neighbor. Everywhere you turn '"'' -ouruBo m poinicai;
jl-uU-rshli. I
18 war, war, war, 111 some form. ( H.Ton.i, the next .ri.idm must ;
-, And yet, in the face of these facts, in the face of his-"' 1,0 " who, mind ims - scfj
tory which has recorded some sort of war almost constantly i-ii'""."' i""r should '""n 'Hi
since Bible times, here comes Mr. f!ok and the Ladies Home 'man wIioh.- mimi i nai.Htic . nom;h
Journal following with a plan for perpetual peace. l;;",,'"," Srj
War will come in the future as it has in the past. The been disnimiins ronim ,1()iicy im.r
enly- way to deter war and make it a little more difficult, 1'. ";i"-""" formulation- or
r.. . - T .. AllH-rtain rorulHIl polley in the,
as we see it, is to take the profit out of war. In other ,,i,it 0r the engineer rather than in
words, follow the President Harding idea of conscripting ni pint or the party iiniiiieiun.
capital, industry and labor as well as soldiei 'S ill the IlGXt tt ,nan who uii!or(ain:H tin-'
war, Force everyone to work for the government for noth- fore. that am today rii;mf:in our
ing during a war. The ones who expect to profit from a tZTun
w or will then hesitate a little. P.ut even with this restricting cimnged i-y constitutional
tion, there will still bo war, and don't let Mr. Bok and his ""ndim-m.
pink pill prescription for perpetual peace take too much of JTZuT: T
VOUr attention. .slimuluto su-slaliHMj i.ol'.llcal I hints
I t..-. f I s,. i' . . V i ,-'jTl It
THE TfiNSFoLX SOQuCKtY 9CSPOMCD
IO IMfc SALC OT CC'lCiU T MOCKS CS
POGE SSwE BOOK sr?Rt5 THAT TM6 '
MArjAf.EMEWT DECIDED To oFF1
Every Article in the Store ;
; Reduced
Absolutely Nothing Has
Been Held. Out
26th Annual Clearance Sale
Furnishing
Goods
OFFICE CAT
TRACK MARK
BY JUNIUS
I ImwiI Her
I Imoil a lltilo lady 'III
With I lie- NWiH-trsl little Ist,
When I f-ullctl on her Kite halil.
"t'onie In lhcrc-8 no one
here NOW!"
1
I'
m
liiK attion (he people by laltliKr Hie i A cretllt to any community, l,a
-ountry lut' htH eonflileiu-e. I HMfj- i (iraii'le not excepted. Is a man who!
i;est tliat It would be iialutai y thing (don't lianB around In front of a
If the next president would vulim- 'corner drug-store or chew tobac-
pubjlc
covered wagons converge on Washing--;;;:; s aSSiI
uind for the enactment of fewer laws
sscsses novelty.- .The real puraose is to ',l'n"1" ",,u 'cieea. d through tim ''"" 't; ul'1'"'1-
1 YUt iVACW Idf J-JU.L 1 IOUI(0 lurlly submit to frank uuvstlonlnK ' "n,i S',H " Juic n
- by rulrly Irequelit Joint HeHHiolllt of laacea.
- iThe nlan oriirinatcd bv Ohio farm u iranizations of hav- the senate una tin- iiouhu or rem-e-i
i ,.l r ,.,wl .....,. ,... U7.,..l,l HentallveM, anil ulioilld keep the t'HK HOHl'. WK IIAVK WITH
ton carrying a demand
and lower taxes possesses novelty.- . Ihc real purpose
. . . ... . . . nreHH.
impress congress ana the vehicles are chosen not because WUli n,,, next presaifnt siiouid 'rhen a youn man from.thc
thay are the best that, may, bo hud, but as .theatrical "prop- p a, ;v!p,,sau iriv.c.tho, Hution c"- t
u JVI .,(I,ll .wltal limy be i.roadly termed splr- Wll 't't wh"' h thought was a
crlies to win the greater attention. !Huai a. wu as political leader- "itty; , -
-.: There may be method in the idea. Probably those who ship. , He ave it a pat.
. ill. travel in the wagons have automobiles at home and ..' "ZSa," i aSS S"' S'Slil'cwL ,ui m
ould make the trip to Washington much more easily and y the aimpi" iiwiw. of nntuiiif uiei ,,Uy- ' , '
. riinfnrtnhlv hv motor tnmnnf.rt hill" thern would he iui prUr nl utientlon-BuitinK vul- '
nvolfv in-fiitPh nvnnoAuvn Wnh no-inn in nmvAoA with V. .f l,,H 'U 'u. tl,vk o( Ul l,1,.'i18 WHAT THIS ( Ol NTItY SIKHS
..w.w.vj ... ...... . . t.. ,..v.a lluu nave iiccii i nrown up by iihm (lly Jiinlu.)
atomoones ana me oniy aneniion mey mignu gee iravei- aicmiH, pniicH..rm.B una un a- a kmm! oid-rnHhiomNi $j iimb
... J,. ,,,,T, ..nUl'nlno It.Aiil.t 1 n li.rtrf.n ,1 1 rt ... O.-l. iVl'sHlUI'S OI I lit 11111111111 111111(1.
IJIJP 111 Ollil VJIllVlV.r IVWUIIA UJ Xllllll ti til LIU pUllUlllUIls JJULj
praine schooners in procession on Pennsylvania avenue
-. quid afford a contrast from every day sights.
not n ni'w hlrtli of frortlnm.
Ti'ss iM'opk- who tnko llborttrt
with tuir lllirry not mono llbi'rty.
A vvnl ninit for evvry Jol ln
iik who ;i:rs inu nk.
Hiilu-r liViii Id. -"The iiittn who
a. u 4:.., :i ,:,j,fi.B ,1,.m,i .,.,,.1. t. .... . miui 01 a joo lor rvrry ninn.
;-nt uiu um; biniu n niiyiii, tMianiuiu uu itmii tuu ftiuuu purahio injury." ilrclupil an cvan- To t'l nmrt rMilts from taxes.
result without resorting to theatrical ways. Were each to.K,,,HI ''N- " you W1W" tr ''" im miles to ta gallon not
, ' 1 . , 1 11 y inn hcouiiuiii llinl did 11. to
B.f down at home and write his representative and scna-;,,, n(.r,.,. a ,,,,.,. ,, ,,,
tors tellinir mem what one warned in me way ol reduced .wniiKiu in iu. even
taxes and giving- thrni to iMiderstand that failure would
result in an altered personnel in congress at the first oppor
tunity, were this demand presented in volume, results might
be expected with confidence. The trouble in all such mat
.More young men ilHittlnir khi1k
Inslrnil of more younir men mak
ing no iiiIIch iM-r .I10111'.
I, ess paint 011 Un fnce livstcnil
of inoi-i- paint on the old plnt-c.
A higher Interest In nork not
it lower rate of Interest on money.
What this country needs Is to
A S.M.AUT TAXI !i:ivi:k.
KlIKi-lle CexlHler. That Heatlle.
j tnxl driver who enplured a thiol
(be oilier ihty Is nol only a Kood
!Oltl.ell bill 11 fnnnv one itu veell
ters usually lies m that there is disagreement how the iie ima removed iim inner iuindieir'"v " ftiep f the father-
desired end shall be gained. Too many want their taxes rrrom "'" i'- i ln"1 !""B, ., '
y lures iiin'l ilepart when he Isn't A"" "" eounlry iicimIs (quite
reduced but others increased. Let congress worry over lookint,-. jiuniiy. kmd less talk of "the world
the means by which the demand shall be complied with. I if;"" ''T'" .U!W .""n,,"ls '"
,, , .... .,, , . ., .1 vih in i.ii,v HollywoiMl and elsewhere, more
The covered wagon delegation will bo wise if it confines .,.n,n,'.,' Y-"t or''-', ,,,' .s,.. . i"-"iie "ho K to i-imn-n similar
its demand to the simple fact and leaves ways and means, . hmi'i.'n earihunuhe "!"' I '',!!, t',,r,!,"n" 'I'lrins week
. ,,,fc .. 1 ,' ' , , lr. KIMl more real lionest-to-.:
i.re..i.-'-n.l.. 1. . -leilll of Hie pivsi-nt overstlpply of
fellows who draw their salnrli
All-Silk and Madras
Shirts
Our mobt attractive ftt
tenw anU colora at
2W off
All Boys
Blouses
IK! (tiiHlli), imttfriu, ami
color at
20'- off
All
Hats & Caps
An iiiiiiMial ' opportunity
at a radical rcdm-tlon of
20 off
All Mackihaws and
Leather Vests
I
2(floff
All
Luggage
Trunks,
t'liM-s, all
Ity at
antl Suit
Coorrinht 1923 Hart Sclulfncr & Marx
20 off
All
Sweaters ,
Men's and I toys' blip -on
and Sweater Coals In nuuiy
attractive colors, at
20 off
Every Articlcjiiv Our
Men's Jiyfiartnient
tEDUCED
Values like these
should be of inter
est to every man.
They mean great
savings to
You!
All Mi
Hart Kclmrrue
1 1 loci 1 and (Hci
latest Fall and
imitcrials.
En
Hie hi-st l
usual redue
Hart Sehaffi
Clly Ovelixi
iiinlei'lals.
will call this1
m's and Rnu's Suit
m -
.. ... ......... . -
it City models, in llu; I f(
inter styles of finest i
. Pi i or
lire Dtoctz of
A rim 11 in town K Jrnls
fn on 01 ir enliu
r V; Mai'xrfi(l
Am In I lie LOTil
y you Jnw
sVjjsyu ion.
r
I of!
Overcoats
33W off
Every Article in the Store Reduced
Absolutely. Nothing Held Out
im-
r: iioek of
OreK'ou
-ilts and
values jou
SURPRISING
REDUCTIONS
On All
Underwear ,
Hosiery,
Rubber Pacs
Shoes
Wool Shirts
Men's and Boys'
Flannel Gowns
II
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1
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RSI
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CHANCELLORS
ARE NUMEROUS
Germany Has Witnessed
; Many Holding Chan
j cellorship Under the
Republic.
nmnn-Hollweir tonk over the of-1 nlin-nifiit and .held it till last Au- Mueller. 'three hHonKcd 10 Ui'i,,,..;
fleo in lyuu und left It elulit year ku:.1 under l'e trying situation Catholic party, Felirenhaeh. Wiriii( ,(
lati'.'. ' j Iti-oiujht uhoiil by the occupation and Marx. Cuito was a tion-p;f,r-,'m
i of the Ruhr by the. French, and llamonlary chancellor having b.ectx fl
l)r, Mleluielin van clKiiicellor J ijni efforts of the .Gorman govern- selected as the mpreseiifiitiv of. '.
from July until Novt'iubur HH7. nu nt, to defeat tlie French by pas- no party, and Htresemunn he'ld Uia'!' (
Count IbTtllng took over the of-! sivu resistance. chanccllorsliip us a member of tlio
flee then, and lndd it till Keptcin
ber, 11 IK. He was Hiieet'i-drd bv
I'rlnce Max of Uatlen who was in
, : . any other ffreat power h monfy
Kbert, tho present ureaidml. o,1 , f01(,d ,r. chiuVh retlroment, and
tho lteich, became chancellor rorj,)Pt ti,l8tllv stresemann attempted
two daya, from November 'J to No-1 to li:,U:l wh.,t ri.limlnc(l of th(,
vember 11. 1'JIS. lie marked the ro hljc ft, nisastrom, at.
Tin- eataslrophie financial col- 1 I'coplti'a party
lap.se al Hie decline of t"o mark
to a point never before reached by
SIi;X) l.KSS TIIAX YOU MAKti 00
transition into tho demoerattc per-'
lod. After his two duya of serviro
U commission of six: .socinlists:
Mbert, Scheidemaun and Lauds
berff of tho mujoilLy party and
llaasn, Dlttmurin and ltarth of tin
Independents, took over the' Kov
crnment and there was no reffiiiai
cabinet until 1-Vbruary, 1 '.H it. when
tho national assembly met at Wei
mar and Philip HcheMemann be
came chancellor. Ho resigned the
following June rather than sif;ii
the Versailles Treaty, and (iuslnv
Hauer took over tlie office for
about a year.
IHOKLIN, (A) Oermany'd
chancellors have changed so oftin
under the republic, that few Ocr
maiiR can remember tho names
of all the men who have uUempted
to keep government together In the
five years of democracy which
huvc brought such troubled times
to the German public. Thero
have been nine different chan
cellors under the democratic re
gime. In the 47 years which elapsed
from tnc tinio Uismurck expunoeu ; clor in March, t !io, and remain-
Uvrmany into an empire and bo-1 ed in office three months.
came Its first chancellor until the Then Constantiii lYhrcnhach. of'i iiiiM,.
lompt to f inu nee Ruhr resistance
at. tho sacrifice of the Interests
of ho rest of t''e republic.
.Stresemann held on till Novem
ber with a coalition cabinet, but
tho food shortage and the moun
ting bread prices, together with
wide-spread unemployment and
the ehudiea or authority between
the Tlavarian and Saxon govern
ments and the llerlln centsal gov
ernment, proved his undoing and
he made way for Dr. William
Mars, of thc catholic Varty, the
Knlrmont Kentlnel: .Kvorybody
cannot be rich, but nobody need
bo poor in a- count ay l)ko this.
Aside from the very small percen
tage of those who are ill oisin
eapaeltated by accident, cfimlrhp
portnnity is present for all to- get
ahead. All you need do is to obey
tho rules. Work find spend less
than you make. Learn to manage
your own affairs. M ismanage
ment and Indeptncss rtic the- real
emiPes nf r-vertv In t.hts .land.
Will Advertise Oregon
"'Portland can already see what her $300,000 advertising
pnrimoini. t'linrl i rlninc A l'iw (Ihvm ixrn rnrnsiit:itivnK
r i i r. J j.. J "AM1U H. (AP)- The
ut utieu ujuisamui'tiuai i.tnioiut.s inut in i urimiut uuciunij; a band of dm-
gin, and fort hei inore. W(!
ready been deflated.
have al-
lnig Kmii- ,lei-s Who Lit, Lai;;e
Itiistness Aiiested in (.ennany
Imt "pass the buck."
It Is not dying penniless that
worries most people it Is bavin t:
to live that way.
ehu'f of I A loeat girl Insists that a cater-
snnigirlers and (in liliar is not a -us enu-tne driven
to spend a half million dollars advertising Oregon and the!1' hiH c,,n'' wn- arresied 'tractor but an upholstered worm.
Northwest. This ecoms to us to he a direct result of the n,'n;!'li;,, ;"i,Ki!l!f iTrT,. IV
i"1111 ", year ( i un drugs, j IIAItlil'.N ll I I Il- ! t IN-
i oruanu peoples movement.. ineir .suecessiui campaign .cuemicais mui other phanuacouti- cinnati. oiiio is six ri;i-:i
republic was declared, there wero I the Catholic partv beeaine chan
only eight chancellors. J cellor and held the post for a vear.
: Illsmarck himself served IP Joseph Wirth, also of the Catholic
years before he fell out with thc party, came into offiee in Mav,
dethroned kaiser, who Is now in S21, and retired tu - November,
Holland, and made way for Gen- Q2'2,
eral von Caprivl In 1S90. Caprlvl jr. William Cuno look over the
held office for four years- and was post of rhnnn-llnr opnn Wirth's
succeeded by Prince Hohenlohe ; 11 ; mi
who retained office for six year.
Prince Ituelow then been mo chon- V1
ceimr i or nin yen rs. v on him n-
present chancellor. r. Strese-1
maim remains in tlw. Ainn- ,.i,;....tl
.V V"." '"' .."ll'tM" minister of foreign affairs.
(r -the nine men who have held
the ehaneellnrshin under n.
lour were social democrats.
Kbert. Scheid
"mann. Hauer and
li prtoAv m ?
I TOM MKi' 'i ;
to raise funds ialrioii(k'illy for sik-Ii a worthy purposu
'.-ill
no.l.i, l .ilh SI:-, .,,(111 l-'orit IXt'MKS TAI.I
1,11V," t:ll...n ... 1 .
has attracted tho attention of the railroads and immediate in-:iiy. ' ti-Kins an-still shinKiinK in-ir
l'CSpollSC followed. T'"' "" "K!'1" - Iini," :n risln-r- har. Thi-y tlo that to n uodi-n
V... . . , . , -i i i i m,-n. had ih-li- n sill h:us roots, loo.
llus is very Rood news, for when railroads got Imsy n ,. ,:ln,.h,., ,. ,. . , f
pushiiiff a state to the foreKiound it is always very notice-j11'1""1 cusi. msi ,.f un
able that the tourists and homeseokers head that way. iioimn," iai,'-r ".''iiiK-Vi'iti'-'-'mld
Thc comiii"; vear should be a great year for Oregon. "" i.um"-i i, Aim-ri.-a. i:nii,.i
It will be. so get icady to ri.. your purt. "Z' .' iVZ"''" """
l-usioms ..t I U-ii, In KS, ,t il,,,, s,.v.
,-aMimi. M,lii.iuin. Koila. liloihi,-. ''Ial B"-It ,',ns who ,av.- Iiun-I
"mj"-ii. lilioaplioi-iiiis anrt siilplnip," '-vlili-m-,- il.uiu II, -.1 ,, v
shi. wihl. '" lo si, ,.,.,
lov Ihrlr i-,, in,., I, ,
f Amer
ican ,-ust,lilflK
Editorials From
Over the Nation
KOIl IIIO.M TV I AI- M(lS
ChlcaffO lli-ratii - Knmin-r:
Wonlrtat In- n.nsrncllr- unci have
porsonatlty und natural Ix-auly-'
Tht-P
Hrlnk ra- er.K yolk and i-at an
onion now und then!
Mrs. J-an rri-pcott Adiunfj, 11,1
thorlly on fooda und liiultli. who
's to conilui't u si-hool of rook-'n-.
nt Hip und llmtsi-hold Ap
pltunre i-xpoHttlon" In Chk-uiro, t'e
othc day unfoldi-d some ot lu-r
i-ctnri-3. -
"TWkIow or licultli in H- fkln
Bnnrkllnir eye. cienilvo uiiiiiiyi
I ,k.- i w 'r,-d Idm-d. Iron Is v '"-v-r n , s. t.,uv
ail-pli.-.l In- many laslv foods and ""' ''''' in (h- nl;,r.
WK-n wi- set lloni the air. liny. " hi-lhrr In Antuvrp. Ain.st.-r.
v-, n the easiest and Inn Ki'rft ""H'liiK.
chflnleal to supply, hlft the mill
orlty or people do not even take
li(.M THAI-TIC lA II.N .
r n to .m i n s cai;sau
Cilssln' tho Mealher
A few days ago
Jut us heard
A man
Cussin" most emphatically
The bhiukety-bhink
Weal her.
He seemed to think
It was too eold und
Too slippery
And too dog-goned
1 ad-gasted.
Plug-busted
All-fired auiul to
Kndure.
tltniu!
eems like Junius
Heard about the .
S;uue remarks Troia
The sumo guy
Last Summer.
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur
Brings Back Its BesutifuJ
Luatra At Oneo
m ii
f
basement luis
drain. Tills
comnleted urn!
" Crav Imf, however li;irme, de-
not'cB adviming ajrr. f all know
ihe advuuiuge of a youtJrTuI apKar
mti. VoAr hair i www iharin. It
makes or uars the 'i.t: When it 'this property
fade. tuniAurav -anilink tnjike.l, ; outside pair
iut a few iplit ath of Siige Tea i want and t
and Snlnhur Volume its nie.irancu .siainen io i-
a lmndred-ui , : oppom-
ffuii't stny zf AAi ynungl '-modern hoi
Kitlier prrpre the nvijn ut lie.me r ' you want I
pet from any drug store it liottle of j dio this a
VI Veins iiiffe unu ruii,or 'tn- int-iHB van
'or oale
Large P-iOfiin modern honi
close in, large lot, 4&:tl2i, ce
ment side walk, paved st? t. The
home has a bea itiful fin-piae
hardwood floors in the two front
rooms, a well built -tn kite to
i huge breakfast nook, insidv
outside entrance to base
the trouble to breathe deeply and
U supply hts very vuluablo cbetn-
V;l. Iron attracts oxygen and oxv( l.ONPON. tI.N.S. Julius C.
ven muke:i the Iron magnetic in--ir ia to blame for the present
Ihe temperament. Plenty or oy- inauitc comnnc-n of l.en-le.n's traf-! -. ,
gen tend to make one a Bed;fli', at cording to H. 11. Cordon.' C S. Nnrs4s Train tlra-tlh)n
'"hrr. Any person wishing to do member of London' s niunicipii, u0 UK JAN1KHO. At) Klf
suecewiul work with people gv. rmnent. ty-two American trained nurse, are und evenlv. Ymi moisten a sponge or
should take up (untltU of oxy- Cordon blaiuea Julius Cais.tr be- employed teaehlni? Hfa.lliun wo-' Mft brush nith iU drdwing this
kaiiw the mum s'teet of Lon-lon men the tricks of their trade In thnturh the hair. Uking one smU
' were hihl out by the tinman dur- the hospitals of this city. Theyi strand at a lime. Hy morning tho
Till: Pi:itri:i-r I'Hi:sni:M". lag Julum Um. ulih the leiiuit 'were bi-onght here by the Public ! unit hair disappears i aflr Another
i ury c
ceineni i iooijf wi, M til
l.ime is wjF unite
lif you s!ic,
you can A
if d any M -i
insid .rtin
!l yout
ant
r.nvo the
.dor you
ed and
f lf. Here Is
Hia.ve a good,
shed tlie way
umi will Ivm-
monthly pay-
nrranged to Suit
pouttil," which is nierdy thn nhMime ; yourwlf. If you are looking for
recipe improveil by the addition of !H frood modern home, it will pay
other ingredients, thousands of folk you to Investigate .this.
recommend this ready-tn-uw prep:ira-
t on. because it darkens the unir ,
b.:i.itifiillv. beside, no one run ls
whly U'H.'as it darkens so n-iturdly
Cold Type, and
WarrnSunshh
in expressme to our natrons and
friends the hope that thismay be the, '
Happiest Holiday Seasfm you ha."-
But we
and ever
look vou
your face
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cold type because
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mpelled to use
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miRht walk up to each
of you, take your hand.
the eye and say right to
"HAPPY NEW YEAR"
Geo. H.Currey
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commlasiuu.
siiil lUAtrous,
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