La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1924, Image 4

Friday. "March 2S, 1021.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
Published daily and wookly at la Grande, Oregon by the
LA GRANDE EVENING OUHEHVEK I'UULIHHING CO.
BRUCE DENNIS Editor
Entered at pofltoffico at La U run do, Oregon, aa Second Claac
Mall Matter.
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DAILY lilltl-K THOUGHT
HE WILL SWALLOW LP DEATH In victory; uud the
Lord will wlpo away tears from oTf ull faces; and tho n
buko of his people shall he take away from ull the earth;
for tho Lord hath epoKen li, luaian :!&:8,
OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
! rod una stub It."
HONT HIT A MAN WIIKN IIK'K
;i)o . i m,kss you can Ki:i:i"
: IH.M DOWN.
!
In'
Hilll'l1
Jimis "I'vu known
hIii; wiiu u child."
J1111118 "Hut 1 tlioiiKh you only
iin-'t Hit liiHt year."
Jiiii.H j'lmfs rlRht. Itul sin'
' wiurlng short Bklrla Hun."
It limy lio rlRht Unit li..n Iwo
aro liiiirrlid thoy hi'coilllt an oni'.
but wlikh ono Is still u much ll
cubhimI iiui'Htlon?
Wo couldn't lie hearing much
I more nliout Old Ktnir Tut II In
i ivito coming to America on u icc
: turo lour.
The "inrnlililc Ihw or Mipiily nml
ili'miinil" iI.m-s lull mil e in it wlnle,
(lie cxpci'lK to the ciinliai j . I.inik
at the Miile nr fii'i. mUlee l-llu-lllliit
llrtmiiil hio.se In this rimnlry,
Willi iiraelieally m ilemaiid tor it
at nil.
ARE YOU FAT?
JUST TRY THIS
Thomiandfl of ovorfat pt-ople
hav In-come slim ly followin'?
tint mlvii'f of dortom who ncoiu
mend .Marmola Prescription T11U-
tetH. those hii rm less Utile fat
pincers that simplify the dose
ll, (, 1 Uirj liilnoiiH Marmola Prescrli
I lr loo int. mm I wait piAnnw
u your uriiKKini ana ror jpr uoi-
vnr t' aw mm- 'iinv i'i'r. which Ik the price tl worli
Ill II I'M l'l-( 'li 1 1 V III Kit A V IIS I t,vt'v pror
IMMK A Till Mil Ai:i'. SI.I.IKIM i lf I
tM)i;i( JMiMTMI'M'. irUrVi Tt
Fate a I way a atriUa whil
irony Is hut.
ward Ave.,
reduce Bteii
Mary lost lier lilllr cw
It lillcd her wiiu piim'Ii K'"ii'i. iitrcHonH'
Kor everywhere that Mary v. en! ; ,ii.-t and leav
Hhu could not find her heel", feet, Adv.
iry a nox or m
ireet by yMt
tlnola "ojr-w
I DetroilX
bc tah-
can se
ll ns fii'ic 1
12 Wood-
Yes, We Will Miss Him
Tlionms II. Crawford has passed on. At tho age of
70 years his earthly caiet;r ceased and his friends by tha
thousands mom n today the closing of life of .a real man r
u'. red-bluodcd mini, a man who never knew tha meaning
jof selfishness.
I, "Hello, Tom," was a familiar manner of accosting this
giund old geiilleman win, for more than it half century
contributed his ability n-1 his energy to improve Eastern
Oregon and make it a H 'tor place to live in. Everyone
khewj him in n warm, i .ironal way. There was no falsa
H'ss '.about him. ' ' '
1 ; As the builder f.um ys a well erected structure with
bride, so Thomas II. Crawford surveyed the Eastern Ore
gon country which he had helped to, make, with justifiable
pride, Not only as an able jurist was he prominent, but
he was a natural leader in his community, lie was one
of those loveable men who possessed decided views but who
never ruffled a friend who believed differently from him.
i' How splendid it is to live a life such as Judge Craw
ford led. Hio method of counting years lievjr worried
him, for his age was his feelings and they were always
young. His love for youth caused him to have youthful
friends who consulted him on matters of sport, and olhei
ycVhthful pastimes. No baseball jfamo filRyed iif Ra drande
was entirely complete without Judge Crawford sitting in
the grandstand, lie remained young in thought and in ac
tion. Many is the boy who has been svt right by a quid,
lajk with Judge Ciawlonl, and many is the father wlw
'as found companionship with ."n :'!";-""!it.ly wayward son
by taking the advice of this grand old gentleman.
I Providence was good to him. lie r i.v.ined on earth
longer than most men and kept active in the affairs 'of
jiis fellowmen unti! the last.
i The writer was very fond of the judge. Many is the
(-evasion when we have talked from the same platform, each
advocating distinctly opposite views. Hut the pcrsomrl sid'-
never entered into the discussion. And he treated till men
tho same way.
1 lie might have seen lit to light in the most tenacious
manner on some qi.cKtiou that arose, but he never let that
interfere with his personal side of life nor bis love for
his 'friends.
I '-Yes, wo are going to miss the judge very much, lie
has 'answered the final call the call which conies to all
men but it will be a lung lime before the affairs of I,a
Craiido and the slate of Oregon will proceed in regulai
milliner without reeling the loss of this kind old gentleman
whose intellect was or the best, whose kindliness was leg
end, and whose fairness to all mankind is recorded .in every.
Jieart.
One nil vantage or n noman In
wearing overalls arninl liomc !
thai pciltJIrr.s will (IiinU site Is the
hired man.
Mich. Thtv
cattily without
starvation
no unpleasant ef-
liolc Hlunild not ho illHcouraKed if 1
Ilia peure plan Isn't accepted nt j
once. ('hrlst'H ptucu plan hasn't j
hetn accepted yel.
"I wa awfully eiiib:t;-i"a.s-d IIUh
niorninrf. 1 Kot a Mock from home
before'! noticed tliat 1 ntlll had on
bedroom HlippeiH."
What did you do?"
'I had to limn all I he way
homo."
Free to Asthma and,
Hay Fever Sufferer;
Free Trial of Method That Ayong
,- 1 Can Ue Without Uiscon
" 1 " 11 - nrljuint lima. .
( we nave a metnoa lor incpwww r.vi.-
.... .... . , ma. ana we warn you miry n nmmt
Mlk': "Ihl m lllinu yull II Ki't i Mumauer whelher your case Mi lone atand-
ull Hull lllll Imi'U In till- Iliili'?" Iniior ncent ilevcloppicnt. wWlieritu iprc-
I'al: "X.l. I til"- I.OI. I lliin't , " J', t"-H f';, . Vt, T J; our mellmj.
think I've .llfj; II i!.'.-l l'il.iuv.ll." j K matti-r In what climate Mil live, no matter
! wliat your age or occiuo".
troubU'd witn fliinma
A Lit Cli-iiml' Kli-J ! 'iH she
woniliM-H II' Hi." fi'llmv whu I. k.Ih a
.Inlililn 1IIV thliil.a li." livci twl.e nn
lout,'.
'I'lii' ikivI.'i" nl triiirt -I'liihlni," liii'l
lliiiillcil tl v.T.v im:iII tr-nil iilKl Inni ! paroxysms.
liny Fever, our
mi'lhod aliould relieve ymi promptly.
W." eifcially wantjlo . iiU it to tlioe
opparentlyl KopeleBt .-. wlierc all lojmj ol
liihalcra, dAielics. opiu preparationa. lumM.
patent sii.V"." " '"" ,a"ld- Sc.w""i
Inn. oil wlSttjiiXand olt tliose terrible
Wflllll.l It I". "I"U I' -!IM j:tlll lill'.I
nl Hi." vi-ry .-inl if Ii'h i"'l-
I'upll: "Wluii .In I 'I" now l'v'
rllliKll.'.l WlllclillT."
I'ln-.l I mil i-n.-i .'Climb up Hi.
.... R.M lM mnnrlMl fo TleDleCt
ilniile day. Write now and benln the method
at once. Send no money. Simply mall coupon
Ik low. Do it Today you even do not pay
pinUKC.
SULPHUR SOOTHES
UGL,iTCIilNG SKIN
m
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r in -
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1 tin in:;, cm1! .
1 mn.v rUH Jf
FREE TRIAL OOUPON J
KDHMTIffD A GTUM A CCi.. Pimm B "
Niatiat and tiuason oin,, nuauio, .
ice trial of your method tot
SATURDAY SPECIALS
BROKEN LINES IN
Ladies' Shoes
Airedale Suede Pump, $S.()0 value. Patent
Jxlortl tnmmetl in grey suede, !jiM)() value.
uiacK l'atent Leatnei'
Slipper with Spanish heel
and strap effect, $9.00
value. B 1 a c k patent
leather Slip)er, S.SO
value. Limited sizes in
all Hues.
$2.98
J
pr.
Saturday Special
One Lot Sninnier
Wash
Dress Goods
One lot of Summer Wash
Dress Material, assorted
colors, values up to $1.25
yard.
29c Yard
Win. Anderson 32-In.
KYRTLE CLOTH
l.icM uiljihi Siiilna: Si is: stoii.1 n-.-iiiiiiiiiit - ynril
i ...l..i. On -nl.- M.11111I11.V "! for lam
32-1XCH ROMPER CLOTH
l.vcllciit qiiallly, kihhI nfrliiHni 01 23c Yill'd
linn limit 1 tn -----
Saturday Special
fill
50 PAIR BOYS SHOES
I. Cukiiii & S1111, fliH hors for
Im)k, Thrj u ill staml ha it I ns-
nsv. SIa'h 1 In tt, hi hliu k mi;
hrouil. Vllhics 81.00 to $U.IO.
;$2.i5
OUR NEW THINGS
FOR FASTER
ARRIVED
50 doz. Men's Merino S
i-c Is mil' r llu- rincst AVniti 1
ks on Ihc inuikt't. I'm P" S
MEN'S DRESS PAN
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ailroad Shirts
Ciir Yank, blue polkadot Railroad blurts, a
hear for wear; all sizes.
fiooil iiosttruuciil uf pul
(ci us; fine ctiulll,v; alt
20 off
-$1.07
Saturday
Follow Our Saturday Specials, You
Can Save Money
Tho First Appllc.-Uian Mnkca -
Skin Cool and CoinforlaLlej
he ri'l
1'lnir, ii:-
lf von nri 'it.flVnnu frm
or K( 11111 "I lu r I
okin Irtnihlf j
of it I iy 11 'in
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Tliift Milnlim- I -rn 'r. X Ih-hiimi'
Hcl'lnm fllil 1"' cjUiXj iillif i(. liili,
fvrn nf linv .vini:i. Tin iirt.
plir:iti'H iv.nl tilt' 1. in ' ""l tltnl
cninfnrtHMi'. INMi M hl.itrhi- r
lionhfl lilii p. IN.wh-H Mnitho
Siilphitr i iippln-1 liK'' any pl.iiHJuit
Vnltl cri'iiin iiii'l i TH i i'illy li iiiiili-srt
ViMi 'i'ti nt.lain ;i miuiU jar fmiii any
ilni;.r;,'ii.
We iin:i(!ino it u;is t-nliivly uiiinwisiiry to stipulate
a ctintlititm nf l.iout. Ciifl'I.V punldii tli;,t lie leave Cei
luany at oiia.
If fnrnier Kinj- Kerdinaiul is pi-i milled tn return it.
Mtilffaii-t, Jujnislavia may wa-rc war. Not liuieli yif an
excuse is wanted. '
Collie oil, !:pi-iii(v fever
For ' Saturday Only
', Dozen 1'iesli
; EVUKY-DAY
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Nt). .r jiail Swift's I .artl
Eaele Valley Tomatoes, can
Large Can Poaches
Creamery Putter, 1
: Asparagus, Imneh .
Green Onions, liuneli
( bunches
i Large. Grapefruit He
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Our Own Delivery Phone M-Toi).
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FOR II
yjf WOMEN"
The vast majority of female f
j arc directly traceable to a rJl
down condition. M
Hulcland, thn ttmoJ Swli T,c!
i ha rosiorocl to vigorous, ibuvt
hnalth thunnO of thousand ot
delicate woirn, iinco liWin. W
j It is ti pure Vu'e vi'gctajfe com
1 pound that arts Kently yulquick
! ly, toning aikl buihijfs up the
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FRANK
The biggest "reason " for the biggeut
year in Franklin history the new Sedan.
Its popularity is due to its road ability.'
No other Sedan is such a pleasure to
handle, so restful to ride in, or so fast
over a day's run. Try it and see for
yourself.
Powerful New Six Motor
Beautiful Body Design
I irti t nil. ! t:il....'. 1
Q Ami. -11 mi.-. S. i Oi-o
I'Ii..iii" Main II J 1 j j
W. H. Bohncnkamp Co.
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF
Fords and
Linmlns
A (7 The SHow
SEVENilfoDELS
Perkins Motor. Company
READ THE OIJSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
Consider the Postage Stamp
-It Sticks Until It Gets '
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yr oa
KiKht.'.-n
who r.'ut'l
11 ru INIiyrK:
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Sllek with your
Account It will
SOllKrwlltTU.
Kiuhtccn vf cent of num
who rt'uflniic . uxti of 6i
uru 1NIjJ!vkniM':NT. That's
all Juff KiKhteen.
ioso who are (Ivinrntlcnt
chiiiily at that uki
would ailopt soiiKt syslrin uf
Miviiii; if tln-y could do H
all over anin.
Th-y can't hut you can
In'Bln tkM now and 1"-
oiur of thu ynctH-Hblul I0ibl-
0 U, - A
this hank liidp H.
CAN and Wild, with your
ptTinissiun.
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'JOUI2D -RELIABLE - PZQ0RESMVE-
There is no substitute for safety .
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