La Grande evening observer., February 11, 1924, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, February 11, 1921.
La Grande Evening Observer
INDEPENDENT NEWSl'AI'IUt
' Published dally and wuokly at
I Grande, Oregon, by La Grand u
Krenlng Observer Publisblng Coia-
' BRUCE DENNIS. Editor.
Entered at postoffice at La O ran do,
Ore. -a Second Claw Mall Mutter.
,On ale Id othor cities OruKon
Hotel News Stand, Portland; Im
perial News Stand, Portland; Mult
aimah News Stand, Portland.
i Address all coinmunlcutlons to
tfafl OUSKHVKlt, 1416 Adums,
tffe., La Grande, Oregon.
BUBSCIUPTJON KATE8
By Carrier
ally, per month ...,.....7Gc
uly, per three mouths yz.'ib
ally per six mo., lu ad v mice, $1,60
tlty, slnifle copy ftc
Dy IU
Dally, per month ........ .....600
Dally, three mo., In advance, $1.26
Dally, six mo., In advance.M...$2.60
Dally, per year, In advance.! 6.00
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL
VAl'l'.U
ME.MBFK ASSOCIATED I'ltKKS
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sively entitled to use for publica
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herein also are reserved. i
X mil the. way, thu truth, und the
life. John 14:(.
Having Grit to Change
OFFICE CAT
THADI MAHH
BY JTUNXU5
(the old home 'town
A i,i,i;;i-; ran i vnov is i
SI I'I'OSKK TO I I I' VIIIMc I
Mra i )if v .nii. ,or i;.n-!
nil,!': vol to o.m:. j
till .h.--- -J-7 nr nhicc
t'rV T0"r
A wom:ui
l.'ilt of lllKIHir H'
The other day W. E. Baker, of Homo, Oregon, was in Us hitum in.a lie.
Sa Grande. Mr. Baker has one of the best fruit ranches "' '
in.Tl! of a
ill. lint :,h
will ni:iku ;
A
7V SiflnlpV ! 'o;it m',rn from and e.spre
4 J uitutivj ,.().fiiH;ralinn t...t ..r. ,, I,..
K'ph and iWh citv In diver ! "f
tourists to WiUllowu LuUo or ratli
cr "Wullowa Wouaoritiiiu."
.Mr. JHiUh-y conctirrtMl with Mr.
YiiiiiiK'rf Hiuu-imntH una rtliitlo
lo iourir.i8 iaiii)s :uud that Ash
land had eleai't $.;,mio ;i.:t
ion on tlit'ir inunhlpul tamp and
wi-i'u v xpfrliiijj to pul s I ii.ihuj in
finpiociin-iu.t -iiivi lips cawip in
i no very n-ar futitiv.
Mr. 1'ihll. aud Mr. Vinlnir
Wrr.! uc-coiiipani. t i,y Kurt ( '.
IteyriohlH, tii-crplitiy. of tho H'cal
thanjber T cniniiii'in', '1'ln- party
wro. taken up tu- biaiuhllnn hy
Slu-rmaii Voorhh-H lu it lUik-k
onp". 'I'h-y n-ioii that tho
roads arc not in I. ad condition al
though nlonw i-orlain trel;-hi'a the
' uIh rc fairly ik-p.
Tho pa uly wri' served v.-illi Inr
key, nia.shrd potaUn-M, y lly, hft
rolJH, droMrdiiK. oytttor co- UIaH.s
anu all (he l.rinjiuiiiK'.s (lisat otdy
Hie (;'"d peopln o" .losepli J; now
how topreKire) at the .Mii.t Wil-,
J-on homo at Uio noon hour. '
.iuci(niMArriy ;TATinu ..mtut atn w-t r
WAr, HOME FOP D;Nt"K? "rTSDAV VICN -'X V0
Bid ICICUi ON THE WA TEC TANK FELL m
ii Oregon and he has made a fortune at his own little I
t ation called "Home" over on Snake river north of Ilunt-
igton. As we shook hands with him, for we had not
;cn him for ten years, we thought of the days when he
1 ved on Dewey avenue in Baker, had a nice home, a fine
i imily growing up and a business that was one of the very
best in Baker.
j But he made a move one day by selling his busines
aid home and locating on raw land over on Snake river.
J&ealth was tho ciuso, but how many would do what Baker
did, even with the spur of poor health plunged in their
flank?
A PISA r.ii
II. i ii'iill.
Whom I'll m":il ilciuly Un.' to lilt,
!! my:-., i-.iMm r chill.x, hut
We'vu i'iill- lui'I no wilili i it."
llll'l tllO MotlSi:,
ly tin.
CllIT.VIIJJJ
r j'
I no II
tho;ml
iinkt'oil
ho Is
WALLOWA LAKE
MAKES A HIT
(Continued from puffe 1)
or vator Hliouhl
"Wallowa's woiKlvr-
TIM-; vi.ky i iiisr kiss
Nho nils mi liiiMHi'iit ! .Int ii liail
l.l't-n hi'! rhlfiiu: in Itis rnr tiuil
JunI lis he klssi'il lit r u llfu Mow
tut.
'Oil. ,l!l.-li." . hl;c IIKirilltll'Cil.
'iiiiu' iiufii Hun iw diiiii'i .sim-
Baker accepted his new surroundings in the right man-!"1 ikhvi j--mi.fi- i:i .-u.-ii n iiii
nn'I'Ji-,'. '
ner. Jle did not go out to bo a supenntendent or a straw
boss, but he went forth with, his family lo conquer wild
land, put it under irrigation and at the same time knowing!
that the Laslern Oregon mountain air would be beneficial
to health. He worked hard but he worked with purpose.
' Results have been gratifying to him, for today the Baker
fruit from Jfomo, Oicgon, is sought far and wide. Ilis
lii'd'kct is the whole country because he raises extra quality
fruit through study and application to soil of Oregon that
will respond to any man's honest effort.
)i Mr. Baker's two daughters are students at Stanford
flrid rank among the highest in their grades. They are
Oregon girls who know how lo work, who have good health
and arc with the leaders in the big university,
f He had the grit to move when he got the hunch to
move; when it became apparent to him that he could cither
pile up money in his letail business and live but a few
jean, or he could go to tho Snake river valley and there
tegaiu health and at tho same time develop a property of
reat,valu.o,,Jhci cUo.se. the latter. , , ;
Postal Workers Underpaid
Tin' snow may he on the pump
khir. hut n i "'ivory and ixrn', les
aro two thinj-ra t hat won't i'reozo
in wiiil ry weal her.
One iiiau i'i.u. his wiu- Ita.s imv-
'l ioaiiod U) drlwi (heir car.
'l;t In u adisoi'y aparity.
))euuliful hody
I" lernii'd i
land."
.Mr. Vlnini; h;-.s visited Swiizor
land, the 'anadiun Jtoekies and !
other world fa in ohm scenic and
j Wallowa county and tho 1,3. pleasure n rsortti and states posi- j
vii.iii'ie-wairowu i.iiHis jnKnway. ineiy inai "whiio comparisons;
"Wallowa county la un Ideal ure odious, W.Ullowa l,ako stands!
dairying country," .Mr, j)udh:y by It soli." j
stated today." and J believe that j What WulloWa lake, hus i adill- !
Mid intenined dairy farmH could tlon to 1H hcai;:iitil Hcoiniry that:
In- iirttaUed and made profitable impressed Mr. Vininjf paittc-ulaH- j
mo th owner. " iiy was tho recreational - fouttin" '
j Mr. Dudh y aino stated that and tho hick of Knata, niowpiitoeh, I
1 1 he hlato chainbor of coininorco I and Insect 1 pest.'t In general. I
would he willing to aslst Wal-1 lustne.sH men who ko to. resorts'
j Iowa county In every way possible, lor a rextful vacation nr&- do- t
irom KOKHestton to linanciutr I liKhted If they- find a, resort!
prohlcniM. in boosting such an In-1 where they ure not bothered hv '
dllKtr. Insect itcsts and f tlie-.- dn th.v
Wnihiun l.ako .Misiiunied: ( aro boostirs for that place fore
Mr. ViniiiK spoke of Wullowa ever. Un) lr they ure lothtrid
IjiKo In Klowiiif,- terniL. . (they nsimily say 'Never uKa-in. ' "i
"Wallowa Is a misnamed In my I Mr. Vlninir bclh ves that '.a1
opinion," he slated. "What the Hrandi' ncedd nn auto eamn nf
l''illilo-l):n ,. tli
lli'o f I in ii v lio ilouhti
tu n'-l i ll li -;il iil)!; i
w;l'- tin tit
1 hi.; iililllly
hiolt'liit.
A lot or I'l'llows ivlio uro -t'nt;
iilnii.l in thl'i worlil will l'iti-J
I hoy lire l,c-t'lntr In himl In thu
ill's.:.
pi t o too in ( ii si'i;i:n
AIIM.Ml AMI Vol MAY mi;i;'
with ki: i:i;si;s. '
m;".son.i, son;
lloi-o I urn w ilioul. u cout,
Anil (ho h::iilloiil v.-unln tho lolll
Hut 1 Mii'-Uor ns I i-cot him at.
Ilia ilnop;
Kill my hii:ll: ooootnil in lirolto,
Anil' tho toroituro'M i'n uoiilc,
liol l'-(. ;oit. m- IU'-n..o lii; for
'-'I.
11 tllll TIiiiiiUh ;iiiI
( l-.l Momlliiio. 'M. ,n
oaloiir. I'sov fin llo-i
"An. I .11.1
o.l ti i:.o
Wilrhi w-m
t: i th., r
000:1117 Win
lllllo IIH K
lin-i.i;
01 o or not i 0 ?" 11. U-
lo Hunii't inon. "th.it
Iho (ir-( to lly 1110I
:.J to lly ii.-Vixs tho
.tyi' i:m:.t lo- :is
o'liii' :ii:il WiiKhtin'.
i ; No argument save the fads in the' case should be needed
to assure support for thu bill now in congress to increase
the compensation of postal employes. For years these in
dispensable public .servants have been underpaid. They
have remained in the public employ only through loyally
oH-confidunco (hat, as soon as the public could be made
j understand, their condition would be bettered. That so
lany thousands, the country over, have stuck thronirh
an years is all the more reason why relief should be
rompt and generous.
'Great skill, unfailing accuracy and tireless concentration
dro requisites of employment in the business of speeding
fflicle Sam's mails. It is a business that is regulated by
Clock, in which every second is precious, ft is a business
aU,,ltC l,USt' Wllkh lal!U c,m,l,M!,'cial lt,SH;s '"id great
personal incenvcnit'iico may result from n single moment
01 iiiaiieiuioii by .some wearied worker: It is a business
vf'hich must adapv itself to tremendous seasonal peaks, as
lit Christmas time. It is a business to whit 'h the average
hitmen never fail:: to make ciiiick and vigoious complaint
the 0110 time when tho mails go wiong, but to which few
woias 01 commendation come on the 9D9 times when the "r ""'."
Uiails go right, on schedule. "a".'"" V'"""'"'
j MM yet the citizens ,,f the I'nited States have not nd-" . -, .'!-"
justed the salaries of their faithful, competent workers to
monl llw. 1 ..... ... ... . "
...v ...v. ,u, sHtitg 01 nving costs, we asK them now
(o start ai $ 1,-11)0 a year and labor slowly to a five-year
peak at $ 1,80(1.
I The bill introduced in the congress would reclassify
postal employes into three grades, at $2,000, $2,200 and
$2(10 a year. This is simple justice. It ought to be done
, iv ' "
5
Get Two Trial Eoxss
PAZO OINTMENT is a Guaran
teed Remedy for all forms of
Files.
Pay your druflgist Sl.M for two
boxes . of PAZO OINTMENT.
When you have used the two
boxes, if you are not aatisfled
with tho results obtained, we will
send 41.20 to your drngstot und
request him to band it to you.
We prefer to handle this through
tho druggist because bis cus
tomers ore usually his friends
and will bo honest with hiin.
9 PARIS MEDICINH COKPAHV,
1 St. Louis, Mo.
Wool Sport Skirts
For Spring
Wrap-around and pleated styles in checked,
striped, plaid and plain models; many pleasing
colors and patterns. Prices ranging f roin-J"
$5.50 to $13.75
i
Spring Sweaters !
New shipment of Children's Sweaters,' j
brushed wool and otherwise; good assortment
of colors; all sizes; at . j
' $3, $3,25 and $4.25 ,
i
' - !
New Things for Spring j
Wear Arriving Daily
Our Spring stock of Ladies' Suits, Coats j
and Dresses are nearly all here. You will have ;
a very charming collection to choose from this j
season. We advise an early selection before ;
the better models are sold.
You will find the one for your car. at
heighton's Welding ' Sc
Machine. Works.; .
(Automotive parts)
" "
Twenty rnr.s iUMt a mini wlm
l.'fM'il a w-iiiDii ii'.nM( hrlit"
lo hcv tjw iH'irnnti'tl as "No
ti'iur iliun is'lmtsi" i-.'j-io ImrlH'litr
who rsmtu-s iH'inu KKsnl toilny in
also (in 'rt-H'4liaj-l.v niilto hvuU
----x.. ,
(('unatl tlaiin's i'niistilt'rrd.
MKI1,IN. .( A 1) --.-! -ortft. K. Wil
MliliiH iuhI. ThmiuiM II. Ci-i-.rlhtiHi.
iilh-n- property u!HnM:in. Imv ciiiii-
ll tcil tht'ir vvoili.; i ; (.lcrmimy.
They liuvfi hi-'ti (.!. runUiy stvrr;il
liionlhn. viVt'hnr vju-'huih ciUi ii. mT
uvo i'omiil;TUtlon to a.-vi-ml lliuu
hiii1. cIhIiun.
.. . TIk-hi! uotv oulKt ou th uf the
'li ill H-'huire u!
In the rnih-l
The Rouge Pot
1 a
in PNpert on ctisnv.'lics is quoted to the effect that the!
Use ol iiowdcr, n vine itiitl lipstick hy women is a sin of
udvaiiciiii: civilization, lie- .supports his case liy citing evi
dence of such use in civilizations of the past. Some years
back, when paint on the lace was u-cnerallv considered as
aMmdjje tr sonieiiiin;;- otliu- th.-n civili.alion, or rather of j
ii5,notorious vice of civilization, the roiiRe and lipstick could I
have been riled i,;:aii;st (hem as bad evidence. It nli;
depends on (he fashion and current viuw. W hat is one i
jjbneiat ion's i-lianie i;; anotluM's J;Iory, and in the case of!
cosmetics the two alleimile.
Hut w hy waste aimiment over cosmetics as evidence of j
progress in civilization when their use is to be traced to1
soiuclhinjv human -n.ui::l. to be sure, but without relation!"'
to Jiliznl ion-. -that is, to woman's deshe to appear hcauti-1
l'ill Tho women of barbaric t. ibes are reported to Ik;1''
dfTtitces lo beautifying ,,..,((. VVe 'of powth-r. roure and!
thtyjpsticli conies natural lo lite fair ones, if the constancy
wff which (hey apply cosinelics means anything. Thi
etoiid female antl her tlmini- what have they to do w ith
civilization?
Consider the weather man.
K-M.KH:
Errors in his predictions kmbu- i-.ii.
"i j-m ( a 4 s " xia. v? ill 4-or neDiacemenc . . v i
1 jii 1 11 1 & 4 i 1 iii 1 1
3 I I (p
For Sale Hac Quality and Beauty ' J0b&
C Keign bupreme
"Ajji i iKclnul.ImtU sul of 1SW$ZZ
vlfciW'l MaunificciU Iii-auiv fc: .' 5&?'
i i?
ii-l th.. .l.tii.-l.-r of ihi.' U!;-.'V p.iT.--.i.,J III
...-.. v ,ii i,.k.. SV,.,'3 - f v-.'?:Hi -
o.:. ,-., r.-r.,. in, ,:ll. m,-., JSSTtAiLui 'toAslurA. r HI
5!g;.-LMa!l
BUILT 7XJTHE
CAR MAKERS
EfECmCAI'lONS
Bungalow -Completely
Furnished.
On Corner.'.
Sprinq 8: OaK.:
WM. rilLLER.&CO.
Jo AertM . "iii . l-'r ih.hile. HplcmUtl
noil, wye u;it luoilrin improve
nu'lilrt eunsisllnj of .'..room
lnniirnhnv,, phtNtrrnl. w 1 r v 1 ,
full hiruiem, h;.th Jin-1 lotl.-t.
2 iniMlcin ehiel;. n hous.-M. ipm
Me' cniiNtrnclett, cement t'oitn
(IjiIUhim. one I .'i:.n. oiu Hxo,
n lnoe.ter luii:ie Hlmllitrly Well
eennlt uetfil, Kl t. luno
wil h r.-r,i,)t u hv. n w li e; wil h
the piln ,i. t in r. lnrht; K:tr
li with ki.i.- ro;i.lviiy Innl
to the lei'.Ue roaii: 'J ueres
In hrnrSm: ntvln .l :tnl . ce e; ul
e.mi;r tr. .s. This Is un tdenl
bhIuii li:m hum i, j'i't an tiioil
et'il us my eity hum.. A sel-iM-T
himn;; i u H h u.sr il. Tiie
pilee :nnl ti-fius ure til
her wit!) (he ii'i'ilitv t lh
t.-nil
impi
'A
may lock vSpeec
but ib Yqs
stoVinA qualities
You will have "staying
fluidities" if you have
your money in a Sav
ings Account.
Fear takes away from
... man's capacity to enjoy
life.
Fear of losing a posi
tion, of sickness, of old
age coming on finding
him unprepared.
NOW is the time to di's-;
pense with these fears.
And while man has earn-,
ing power is the time
for Systematic Savayg.
We have worked out
You'll find one that fits
several helpful savings
plans. .
your circumstances exactly.
-I l.OIII
llft-1- tl..
I .-itKoll.lhl
I" A.-r. 1. !! .11---i.iiii
hmi .-.
iili.l I'.ini t.n-
Geo. H.Currey
There is no substitute for safety
docttut cause hiin tu. quit hia job.
KEAD THE GBSH;VIWH-V4iiiUIHa,ABS-