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-jrrr.7.' - "wMi'iif PAGE FOUR THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, January 30, 1921. v. ! 1 : .r 1 J i ii i i 11 i I ! La Grande Evening Observer , IwnrcPENDENT NEWSPAPER Published dally and weekly at Ea Grande, Oregon, by La Grande Bvening Observer Publishing Coui ' Pny. BRUCE DENNIS, Editor. Entered at poetoftlce at La Urando, Ore., a Second Clans Mall Matter. On sale In other cities Oregon Hotel Newa Stand, Portland; Im perial News Stand, Portland; Mult nomah News Stand, Portland. Address all communications .to THE OBSERVER, 1416 Adams, Ave, I Grande, Oregon. 4 SUBSCRIPTION H.VTEB ' By Carrier Dally, per month 7Cc Dally, per three months $2.26 .Dally per six mo., In advance, $4.(0 pally, single copy 6c By Mall Dally, per month ....... Oo Dally, throo mo.. In advance, 11.26 Dally, six mo.. In advanoe..1.60 Dally, per year, In advance.te-OO CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER MEMIlEIt ASSOCIATED PRESS Tha Associated Press Is exclu sively entitled to uso for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in published thoreln. All rights of re publication of special dispatches this paper, and also the local news horoln also are reserved. lluur, O Israel: the Lord our God 1h ono Lord. Deuteronomy 0:4. THE OLD HOME TOWN ly Stanley OFFICE CAT The Full Page Ad ', As the newspaper mun looks over exchanges coming from various parts of the country, he is impressed with the great use that is being made of advertising. The ad vertising space used in newspapers has greatly increased. ' Take the big city dailies, for instance. If you took the newspaper which before the war "used to run an aver nge of about 16 pages, the chances are that that paper will be running today from 21 to 32. The enlargement is not primarily clue to the use of more news, though the Ipacc given to reading matter has increased. The big bh'are of the increase is due to advertising. It is. interesting also to see how many concerns and -interests there are that arc taking big ads of a half page :or full page, or two pages, that must lie very expensive. The trained eye looks over these notices and it can guess fairly near what was paid for them. In the majority of the cases appearances indicate that the newspaper was miming its advertisement on a strictly proportionate sched- ulo, in which the interest of both the large and small ad vertiser were fairly balanced, and in which cases the big "advertiser must pay a high price for his big ad. , The fact that so many concerns are willing to put up the money for this big display shows how thoroughly stand ardized advertising has become, and how much it is de pended upon for results by those who use it persistently nnd with judgment. Fortunes are being made every day through advertising, 'and by this menus a multitude of I business men are rising out of small and inferior posi tions into leadership in the business community. I 4 t ' RUMMAGE SALE KEVKS - FOURTH DAY- ALiNT (?M PEABrmy MOWED UP THE AFFAIR ABOUT MBS UBJOW4 4 lfn'j' ". sack she: had civen miss oevaughn rem. E r t"TV THE CLARION PROMISED NOT To CUI?,STMA" -' ' The Practical. Way . Those who cliiifr . to phantonm ami Jive idcaliislic lives j,iV5,jiaving their inning regarding the abolishment of war. JCnch day newspapers are filled with Hok and his pence pns, but ' thajmcUcul iniud tdoes 'not follow them. We ijave BceaAciilireIy too TnucTi 7) rlho"" dreamer in phblic af fairs. The dreamer had dreamed Iiim dreams into gov- Edilorials From Over the Nation liny hflonff lo IiIb offiHul family or to that of it prediHTtwor. t It m.iy be (hat the Investigation will not eatnbllHh direct evidence of collusion. It may bo that there Iwiih none of I! In thn irnnHacltons. ' Hut the people are Inclined to mum- Man the proprlely of a (joverniiient thi: i:.:-km;ss m;i l it KlUhiirt Truth: The trcU of rlly nhouhl l.o m.lt- for every , ,..,.,, , ,,,.., ,, ((, ..xiiloitn Itlon a reHource which tho nation 'Kourd uRainst future depletion of the private fleldn. Kven BUth an act. which wuh a direct repudutlon of the Taft administration's policy. nioBt. ttizen that iine:i th'in h'Kltlmat rute, by ihe const ant ly Biowlnff ,.w ' . nn' M(lfll ...... i. ! r liul i1"""""" It (K.th,. reelil.-;;;t driver wlio ii ereat exteiil nuikeM tho streetM utisjife. A;;iuKt him there iijiimI ! -n r I nil ii will- ii f itrrillill i Hhonhl have been only aft It 1h chiiracleristle of the reek- exhaimtlvo examination. Hut when lew driver Mini he U.i no 'regard m-l Is accompanied by personal for law, thr Hit fet y or the public. I""h by the exploiters to the Rov or the Injiiilcji C his vh tlm. lie eminent official turned the proper- une tho i ti i h iih if every one Hen over to them. It excites susplc- witH under obtlK'nIInn ( oi out of ion. h:s w;iy. When nnyiliini; happens ( Mr. Kail's explanation of his rea he In as Inhtiiiuui ;.-) ho Is dlsor- Hn ffir iraslnff the reserves Is that fieri.:. their supply was be In if exhausted I he rcckieni driver i a prmnein (iv ,,,,, of nelirhborlnir fields He believed that the. time would that tit )ju..'.!lnjf ell y nut horitie wIioh( bunliU'.iM it i.s o hm I'l-Kii.ird the public, II i.; a iio.etn In Klkhart- thil Iuih re-.tilti'd in reg ulations, onlitiiMieeN. nnd pennltieH that have lieen r-pe;iteiy itpplled. There III the reckless driver that in the leMiill either of n:i(ure or habit h that m.-ikr.-i him imiiiunn frpni the iiiol ve;i Unit affect or d'liary eninlnr-1. That In why he Im no iliftteiill to deal wllli. Cer tain cities are K'-ltrnjir results by walchhif; and we'dlnir out the reckless driver, and taking him his r'r.hl lo u;?c a. ear. come when the nation's supply tn that area would bo depleted Uild that the government might just as well get an Income from It while tlii. getting was good. It Is uol for the layman to dispute or accept this theory. Hut very likely Presi dent I'oolidge's order will Include this phase or the matter and Its de termination will throw light on the legitimacy of tho transaction. ('resident Coolldge's attitude from guarantees the nation against loss jof its oil resources, Tho effect of haml& It is a defect In our praclieo i '. . , , .. ... i . . t i- I Wl ni've (no tt 1 1 m n regaru lor lUi'nmental fiinctioim. -until lod;iy wc have more regulation j individual r rit i. and i litti,. re- aanl fr p tblic mf (y. It is a proverb thai children the Teapot Dome ten sett will be nhould not play with edged IooIh. confined practically to the dlseov- und iui autouiobile in reckletis ery I hat one of the nation's udmin IiuikIm is an daiiernini iih n gnu. hdrallvn officers either erred In It Is mile only when . In sat'o judgement or was guilty of betra yal or Ihelr Interesls. Hut, If the leaned were criminally executed, there will ho prompt redress. We "lu domestic arguments uvohl los ing your temper!" A fine,- contradictory way to leave un Important problem unsolved. Mappcrx are not iiiieii'lcd lit IHilitlf-al imrilcH iM-eaue iliey arc not cnouj;i like m( t in- parlies. Think of the poor school bV in the Halklns. wlio iiiuhI. b-a in the names or nil (he little nuMom he must hate. . Wheu the Kolf Ijii i nters tine's system, llio work Imtf is destroyed. Nothing's tinpossible, o tln-y say but have you ever tried to aliiko a match on a cuke, of soap? She blushed a firey red, Her heart went pit-a-pat, Hhe gently hung her head. And looked down at the mat, He trembled In his speech, - He roso from where he sat, Ho trembled tn his speech "Vou'ro sitting on my hat." Mr. Coolldne'H attitude toward a world roiire won't rflVrl his fu ture mi iiiurli iih his UKltiidt to. ward mayonnaise itre.s.slii. Noting Hint William Alb Ik nelng meiilioned for vlee-pivsl dent. The Atchison, Kansas (itove. asks. "What docs William know PtHMlt vki?' UwhI I''elIou If you have an old h-ad dime, 1'asfi it on. Do not russ and wasto good time; I'ass It on. You may feel real mean, it's true. Hut just In a week or two White It will come right back to you. I'ass it on. "The hero of today Is the lias hcen of tomorrow." notes a I.ti iiiid more idealistic laws impossible to enforce than the " .-'statute books can carry. .'Why would it not be wolf to take the profit out of war? -Would not that delay, at leaiit, many wars? It surely "would. When even our own good America realized from farm to ammunition maker that the moment war is de clared, all men, women and all business, no matter what tho size, went under conscription by the government, there would be hesitation about entering n conflict '. This would deter war; and probably in many instances prevent war. And while this respite from war is on, .then double the efforts to teach tho individual human -kindness and love for one and another. Not a bad pre scription to prevent future war, is it? Tin-; I'l.sinrvr acts AI.IWNV- IIKKAI.D The nation likes .'resident 'oob.lge's prompt action in onh-rtmr a cnmphle ex amination of t he circumstances surround in;; the 'iVapttt. Dome oil leiiHen and oencriiaf inn of them if the probe expoHCH fraud, 11 recog nizes in It a pulley that will not ahlehl (he men utiu have been neg ligent Of I liejr t I'llMl . even t hough may rest assured of that. HI T THKV KKTAI'K THE SAMH) St. petor Herald: Hty the mod ern hoy. Consider that he faces the enervating influences of the l pool room, the movie and the au i lotuohih'. Hut tho next ffreat emergency will show that the American boy has found a, way to triumph over the baleful ef fects of these agencies. He's some boy. Home Revival and Home Re ligion - , EldtT Jones ;nu! his coiijri'ejtal -ion ;iro planniiiv a "home l'ovivjil." l!y this it is meant that home people will hold a revival in the Christian church of (Jrande without iuy outside ministers. .This is lo bo commended for alter all religion and Chris (ianity are sliietly home instilul ions. No speaker, even of' Hilly Sunday's prominence can give ono religion it jnust bo sought by the individual and understood by the individual, else (hi effort is lost and Hie mere act of at "tondinjr a house of worr.hip is but the act without tho jitffccl. '. In the homo revival which the Christian church will rfioou inaugurate members of tho congregation will lake 3m active part, and again v.e say this is the right principle , jl'or no ono man punching from the pulpit can do a groat; ilcal. .").;. -A religious revival is a product of tho effort of each '.''ridi vidual member of the congicg.it ion. There are timer. l,;-?yhi"i is fine to have outside speakers, and we all enjoy hiiaring some promii f minister from oilier sections, but to , have a revival that will give a lasting effect; that will "luing the teaching,; of the llible close to you and have that effect lemain, the home revival undoubtedly will be effective. IlKflll III' lll.'ll- I I'llHl . rV.-ll llmmrll 1 7 it , S n;i:i,i:s1 t.-0'illi riltitt rtiln l-'.iilr Ii;(!hh ihllly iill'l l.us AllKi'li'H. Kussian prince sells to American women a pearl nook- liicc for ?1(K),(HI0, whi'ieupoii heai ladling sympathy for impoverished nobility sinks one-half of one degree. I M'hy not l;;ke a trip to California and enjoy summer limn wentlim- in the wintertime?. Koimd Trip Tickets a' Kcdiiced Fare on Hal.- diillv to inuny points o $67.65 $92.6S' limit or Uy ill. IDJIj Imsia Itoutv l'i-anclsco locals uKmn tor nny furl lirt- Xlurortuutton mtardlntf t'ui'fu, Iraln Hrlu-dulrs. pic. nnd 'M'y or tlltlatrittnl lionkN'tK. rtl JOHN M. MfVIT Asst. rns.sii!ti'r Trarrit- Jlgr. l'oi-oaiHi. ir'nHi Now that the half-piece bathing suit, has arrived, it is hoped that it will bo quite as unshrinkable, as those who wear it. I THo liquor treaty has been signed, but since it niustj go', to the senate for ratification perhaps some roserva-: tions will be attached. . : LA GRANDE IRON WORS 'm.viiim: siior ami i ui ndiiy All Klmls or MiuIiIiht.v. Antomotilli's ,) Trai'turslli-palrM wt-ritniHri nun itt'oillll n Aii'l)!,!!.' WYl.tlllir or All Vlmls 'llnU'r lloriiiK nitil Ororsltu rittolis i innksiinrrs, I'Ui.ioh nml rlston I'liii ttt-frouiid (iiv vii Trim I D. FITZGERALD PC6p. Wi-ll. nnswi'i-K Hit- Kansas 'lty. rainier, nml n.lils loinruillinly. Kansas, In- knows a (treat ilt-a! i "'I'lii ri' Is conslili'iiilili' solaru in alHinl ail-vlee, and iuIkIH iiiiiIit- ",,s iwvit wassers." Hand a Utile nlmut Her-vlie. yBj:idei.HMia...iiJL i , The hep Is a success, because he trusts tn work and keeps his sltii'r sharp. The I'liaiisweriihle tie I Ion A modern magazine Is conduct ing a symposium on "how lo He1 We often wonder If (he ttny vh Happy and Married at the Same draws those HidepifHif lloslny ntl Time," One rare bit of advice Is: lertlM'itietils Kels pay iM-hles. What We Forget Between Schools teach, ami nearly eery home applies the rule against coffee and tea lor children. - When middle age comes, a great many people remember the lacts about the caffeine drug of coffee and tea, and how its regular use may disturb health. Often they have cause to remember what it has done u them. How much better it would be not to forget and avoid the penalties ! . ' Postum isapurc cereal beverage delightful," and safe ' lor any age at any lime. Gopi-lfor breakfast at home, for all the family:,ocd for , lunch af the club or restaurant; good with tho evening meal; ood with a late uJght dinner good on any occasion. Postun satisfies and it never harms. , Why not bb friendly wiffi health, all the time? Here's a Little Advance Dope on Spring Shirt Styles Lot us give you a little advance inside dope on the latest shirt styles for Spring. Men, you' arc bound to like them, they are .so different. Soft collared models will be all the rage this season, in attractive colors and pJukrXvhite checks and stripes are very popwfar. And of course you will want good uwality, which can be found in the world's Jjcst and best known of shirts. S MARK Be sure to see our display, convinced. ' ' ' You will be P f Kathleen Campbell Soprano r Health 'There's a Reason' y - I'lANO AND VOCAL INSTR Loach vyccnmpaiiiH' Your ptver w!U Pontum In two forms: Inlant Posfum (in (ins prepared instantly in the cup by the addition o( boiling water. Postum Cereal fin packages) lor thoso who nreler the flavor broupht out hy boiling fully 20 minutes. The co ol either lorm is about one-half cent a cup. HiTANT ,jt : 0 POSTUM It . -eZ Studio Laslern ofeon Music Go. Telephone Main 119 Residence Foley Hotel, Main 773 READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS LA (UtANDE'S Nothing instills pride in a cnnimiiuily mou than u first-class (iiill La Grande's Foley Grill fulfills this iiiijrfort mission. Deep appreciation is leit lor me vpai of our home people. . In our Grill' you will find cityservice. Hie best of fixid, and at prices bo higher than ordin ary eating houses and reslaurals charge. Music every noon and eyeniyj Hear Kathleen Campbell sifiu; with the Eu- phonia uccoinpaniinent. s Come and dine with us. . You Will Be Pleased iF- "Lob; If 'xlsM be Door untl we ores Thu. Kt'ilcrul 'Hlbitvu Syslt'Ui Is buck of ConiiiH'icial Anicrlca. As nuiii!M;rs of tile KedenU Uryrrvo SysUi" wu un; );iiui wo c;in partk'i piilir hi 11: bfii.-i'its for M Ur.in.k' ami Union County tradu territory. t o. If:Xin;U;' n.-Mirir'iiu'it is vvuf rcfusi'l by the I'd- Ili'si-rvo I'aniiH, Si'iHH' nru always .In position i1 fHi'fvo our pa-LrotiH ih rows'1 its roiourcfs. This itiakt-s It easier to mc-'l your leKitiiiiate ji . ie("' nienty and wo aru alwuys Kliid to do- it. Slogan: There ia no s110" atltute for siifety. VJQUnD-RELiaBLE -PXQGKES&W IS i L'.
