La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 24, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text1 r .Thursday'.-' April 21, 192-1. PAGE' FOUrJ THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THE OLD UOME TOWN Fy Stanley HUNT'S LETTER ; La Grande Evening Observer ; imj:ii;mknt kewspai'uu Published dully and weekly ut J.a Orando, Oregon by tb IA OUANDIO KVKN1NU OUHKUVEH PUHIJHHINa CO. UUUCK DENNIS - Editor Kntered ut postoffico ut lu Otuude, Oregon, us Hucoad Cuui Wail Mutter. On buIo tu other clUcs Orison Hotel New Btand, J'oru "land; Imperial Nows Stmul, I'ortluud; Multnomah Nuwa Bland, I'grtlaad. Address all communications to The Obucrvcr, 1418 Adjuni ' Ave., J,u Grande, Orutfuu. BL'liSC'KI I'J'IO.N KATI H Uy Currier """pally, per monlli - 75o Dally, per thre-j months , m....$2.a6 Dully, per nix months, In advance .M.60 Dally, Hinulo Copy .....tto C" Ity Mull The Season's Latest Materials m If (Continued from pue 1) Athletic Carnival, April 2."-l!( llenofil Athletic (lu!. venllun In peraon, receive direct notltieatroii of his nomination and deliver Pfvh of. uceeptanee and cuinpalgn keynote on Hi fuss? rTBAie piz VOIU: I-A SlISSi: l.s dainty and mm mmm iharmin'-r for summer frock, I iihpie patterns are. burned raised dots nu conlinMhm haet. ground. These ihu.s wilhsiail wa-bin. honimc ami thy eh'aa. Iiik. In iiuiiiy cohirs, Vurtl....:,'. SAN TOY ('IlKI'i; hi nil rolois comes r ron i .hipnn to mtikc nMi .scnoii's cIioIcit tr rabiics niotv Inicrcstlny: (ban ever. It reipiii(s mi li-oiiio. Yard ,. Jm r it r: x v ii ii i-: a t ii r. it TIM:, mi hn ported ratine if an lew J4 Si! 'tmf 1 i&srati ii- Tl iiii wh liol f ?. (1 r In p I hi llf Wtl t'UH life Hi llul lr i-un u t 1 slully, per 'month Ia))y, per six months, in udvunco Dally, per your, In advance .-ObservcrrHtur, per year 60d 12.60 $6.00 12.00 CITS' AND COIJNTJT OU'VlClAL I'APKH JIKMHKU ASSOCIATED VHKHH Tho AB8oclnlcd Press is exuttiHlvely entitled to use for pub lics Uon of ull news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. Alt rights of republication of pecial dltt patches in thin paper, and also tho local flows licrein also uro reserved. THINK, O J.OKH, in the irreutneSM, and the power, ond th'j plory, und tho Victory, and tho majesty, lor ull that Is In, tho Jieuv a und lu tho earth In thine; thine In tin-, kingdom, i. Lord, and Ihou uri cvnlted us head" above all.- 1 Chroni cles 29:11. j i THE BWT WIMbO IN MEmCTCKS SToRt VM rRACMCALL' PmnEO rolMkf WHCh THE NV CUE hlCVME Cwe EfMTMuSt t WMiLE Hcwmfr OF- A -iv C-On-Aft BA'.P 6 Act. BAT' i i WAS1 5nce Father Was A Boy Iov lliinjfs have cliaiijiud in suniiinjitime kiiico fiitlutr whs a oy. jna wnn an uil'Ku cnangos more w a very veil-seated belief that sooner of later there must he a j reckoning oil eusts ol' tlie hixmies which will cause a f.tern hand to direct the course of hose who are now lav ishly blessed with finances, for umiuoslionahly to play the present game of easy living is very expensive. However thai may lie, it must be admitted that it is not difficult l ight here in the Online Jtonde valley to cou since oneself that il is mighty convenient and comfortable to live in the artificial age. Dreams and air castles aiv. made of days gone by and are good for idle moments, but who doubts that the present day is sweeter than the pro verbial "good old times?" ' The shade of the old apple tree was once a relief from llip KCfiri'Ilinn' 141111 ill' il .Inll rtnv II hurl mi tlimwn in I'lMr.. petition with the electric' fa.n and the striped awning. Cold "apring water could be relished by anyone at a time now "THst. The soda fountain is so much handier and its re freshing concoctioi'.s and beverages are so much colder and more appetizing than spring water that picnic parties shun (he latter for vacuum-bottled city drinks. The much-maligned delicatessan store (of new bride fame) is supplanting in tho suinme'r kitcliciC"aTioi range, considerable of hustle, and bustle by a sweltering house wife. Jn some homes this institution of modern commerce is an oasis for hou.-'ohoMs where the cooks have deserted iSe kitchen for cooler pails of the house. Some other conveniences of the mode, u summer tin V.nown to our antecedents sire the automobile, the shower bath, the light-weight suit, silken , , Iment (in limited quantities) hir all women, one-piece bathing suits two weeks' vacations, dustiess automobile roads, knickers, a Thort woilting day uid a long evening and non-rndialing household elecliicity for every purpose. liil'o is becoming more complex every day, hut never theless it is becoming more and more comfortable. OFFICE CAT THAOC WABK OY JUNXUS ej lyli 1 hi id said otir ('." ! "Su jti-l l-:dm-!Lllun payu tin1 rdueiilniH. s i: i", y s i n mo; 1 in; i : i c i ion. iv. r c i, i t i c s r.i: m ami vui (ii;ii ;k. "KiiIIht, why the 'better hull"? "I n (irdcr, i ii IKH -el the ImiI'I1 Hie Whole Ihlllfi.' il, Mini idic inn v -ion l hat Hie Iv Someone , ms palenlcd a tM"' uriler whleli prliils it whole tin at due ifnuer presnre, Ittit the welter wonders fr the inaehlne'rt voi'ulnilai'.v (iriilahis "nnlitlestnlt IKIuuenluiiaiiiMM." The ullty WOMleil I call triiMl ,(, Aiv thetwy Keyplcn StarhiK' al' ii'ie l-'rom I hi' mil nlelmec'1; And they have luss eys! TIU luipi"iie. wnn't Miy wIht") re enll.i. The sweel ounj;' rhlnu had hroUt'n her lasers, She timk tho reiiinliiM ol' l' icnt h;u-U to the ee doctoi. " hae hrol.en my Classes," she nhl. "Iht I hae tt he examined nil nee nuaiir.'" Th Rub Rheumatic Pain, Soreness, Stiffness I'fu your pkiixiircH 'Kp'i rlimly; if you unr liiem too inneh I hey will hore yon. A HUM UATK IS AIHM T i: i:itYTiiiN"; hit iujm. Any womim will look bN'ore he leapw h" thi'rp i a mirror hmidy, The deli list Ih altout tho only limn who run tdl n wnin:n when to open n nd shut her month and K't wuy with It. The nunt popular jrlrl doesn't ahvay." jyet th mow! da(en, I'unul ly she j:vin married too noon, (eoi'm , .ihirHii IHes, l'Oi:K.T (MtUVK. Ore.-'-Knner-ii 1 HcrvleeH wiTd condiieted here loi (h-oryre V. .Morirmi. who died recently at his home near Nortl 1'luinn, Inlermenl was In the (,inle Creek eeinelery. Mr. Morgan war iiiitive of Ohio and crossed tin ;))la)iiH with his parents In 1 S 4 . . lib pan-ntK taking; tip a doliatiot eliiiin ell Stuvhs Islnnd, Ntn ehlidren, lid Krriiii'U'hlldren ami eitfhl trreat -m-aiididilldre.n Kurvlve Wfiimui In Cinnlate t'insoe. HUANT'ASTKrt. ling.' (Al') .Mlsa K. I,. Turner hits jieeeMd ar lassisnmenl to act as bird 1"hoIhm for tiie Norfolk and NoiwleIi fvfa urali.stH" Society on a snnill IhUmhI incur hem called Seott Head,, .Sho will Hpend six months ahm on (lie island, occupying its only hnl. Food and other neeeasllles will he- brought oecaslonally froir the mainland by boat. I ' ' Can It Be Done? A test case is before the Oregon public service commis .":un to determine whether a railroad company can be forced to lose mony constantly in the operation of trains. Jn other words, when month after month shows losses, has a .railroad company the right to discontinue a train service. The .Southern Pacific railroad company has discontin ued several trains in sections where stage lines took the I'jcal business. The commission says the company mu.-,l pit hack the tiains and run them at a loss. Naturally, tlie company says it will not do it. We don't believe there is i.ny rhyme or reason in at- templing to I'oue any business concern to run its btisi Juss at. a loss h -mi it. desires to quit business in any de partment. If such is the case, wo have legislated far be yond the pales of common sense, to say the least, and probably to a point where confiscation can be brought in many instances. Rub Pain right out with small trial bottle of old ; "St. Jacobs Oil." spot. Hileh a procedure, however, doi-H not Nttiii quit.- to fit In with the ( Valid tre elm racier. Il u on Id be rat,her too speetaeular. too great u departure fi-oiu nisttnii and precedent. loublleHK it' mlKht at ratify, It inltfht diseloae him us ivHH "eaiitiou:;" and "careful" than he htiH oli' ii bei n ph-l ired, uilht humunine him and help .start the battle will) u bane, Iml.our KUets Ih CooUdU'o will receive the "news" of bin nominal ten through prew.i report.- relayed to the executive office. I'oetlciilly Inellnetl persona are coiivlneed linn the netlon of coe srreHs In paHHiur tlie .tunum-sc i-x-cliisliin act Just when It did jirovert eonelUKively that, our h-Kis-lator.t have no souls. The Very d; j' the vote u titii en which preilpititlei all the ds eitrsloii of "Ki'ii ve enlist t m-nei.-H," the Japanese cherry treis uon the apeeuay and annuel tlie ti diit basin burst into full bhtoni. These cherry trees, a k-ift from (he mikado lo the Kovernno'iit of the I'nlled Stalen Koine JO yearn ;isro. have done more than any olher single I him,' to beautify th" national capiliil. Their inasNCH of delleate pink blossoniH oiitke , vurltuble fairyland of, the capiliil in Kprliitftlni", I'li'luins the c-ehision act was itll rifc'ht. Perhaps it was pro.pe that It should be passed. I tul, to pass it In cherry blos-.'-uni time, w hen the beauty an I fragrance of Jannn's jrlft to , in FOR SALE ii room house, one lot, nice shade trees and lawn, located on Se -ond Jit reel, close In; pavi d street, cement sidewalk all paid. I'rice, $L'.(Mi: can assume a contract for Sr.uu, payable per month; balance cash. '. room house, bat h room a n I pantry, modern, well furnished, cold hlornire made of -emeiii , woodshed and (janigw a lary lot, Iteailllful K'U'den spot, pav ed street and sidewalk all paid, on l-'ourth street south of the hlt,-h school. I'rice $jaa. $."eu to $I(ma will handle It accord ing to what one can p;iy p'" nionth and nssuine n contract , monllily payments for the bal- anee. . , 5 room modern house. 2S-o seres : or choice land on t in- hit,'b'.i v Kiist Adams avenue a. choice piece to cut up into city lots. ' l'rleo tirui; ?3otH cash, bal-rt-nncoWHsunie a mortgage. 1 room huiise In ood con d It ion. larjre lot, hroud (rardeii spol. idly wider, located near t hi- lto. - inan-lllekH mills..- I'rice 1 1 in.",. 1 $:t'5 cash, balance monthly in stallments '2tt per month.' ! Phy, Black & Stoop ! lii.Aimiss In A .rniiili iNiiOimnl llnnk Itltlu Il flrniiilc, Ont:oii. I'IIiim: jiai.v hii Variety is the Spice of the Spring Fashions THERE is beauty in the fascinating variety of the season's new styles, and there is interest in the great diversity of the new apparel fabrics. This time of the year every woman desires fhe greatest possible variety in her own wardrobe frocks for many occasions, expressive of many moods. This refreshing variety is possible to those who create their own frocks. The new fabrics and a great number of clever accessories are on display in our store, ready to be transformed into effective costumes reflecting the latest modes. NEXT WEEK IS GINGHAM' WEEik; WATCH OUR W1NI)0S espa hilly liluh (pmlKy. will i(.. lain Ms fresh, bright uppcuraiitc Ihrouuh wear and washing:. It u hou in nmsi altiacllvc coloriis which nit imrlnlcd ftr siiuh snirl.s wear. Yurtl tlth lo JS.tm. A It T S I I. K S II I I: T h 11 d, brlulil colors has a part ieuhnly rich appearance ami Is the ideiil wel:: hi lor ma kin- men's hcttri ipiallty shirts, lis cxcclli lit wear in uualhlcs arc mn reasons nu lls popularity. Yd. SUM) to Si.'-:,. CATt ci:i:i'i: The rntdriir has burst forth hi I'latlcrluK tints hiilicathc or Sprin". l or .iniut new appaiel "a it I on Crepe coiutN per j ii nl !i:i.r, Sh'HI ci:i:pi-: n'r. cuim: innhT proor lif I In versiit(lit.v nf Crepe de Chine comes lids year wilii our show inn' in many vivid hu", ami slaple shades. A yard, $l.lh" in ?i2.:)l) MAItl(OM CKDIM-; Like otlar knllled silks, Mari-ohl Crepe, 'il k nil led 'ree ite tdiluc construe Hon. embod fes durability innl adaptublllty. Yard i.tm riti'ii;n ti:i-:i'i-: de ciii.m; l'Osy rrinls, so named because lilllc bill ii n it s n ll 1 I y altracthe floral motifs arc well constructed on u background of plain crepe, llpp'iir hi ull the slriklnu eoloi of the season. Simplicity (Tints, of one and two color effects, are charming for such a dress as (he name implies. These nre. iv spccllxidy, tin- yard KS.1."V lo Sit.Mi rilihMONT I'ltlM'S Dislha live designs mark the nppenrance of this line, wide us to its raimo or colors mid patterns. Yd,, SI.-1') ii.Asmxtj cju.ri; This hH. lions, lii'ilty silk mixed crcp;, print el lu finiM'es reprcsentinj;' tlie most advanced styles, comes far yard Jl.r.O Sew and Save Sew and re was lu llsel f a plea for liiirnnui sin invitation to pcac"-- ah, hu-i-that i'' ruled us as a nal ion ( inalei'hillsts, shorn of souls an sentiment. Mamie Wilpai l will liave I h"tni- the I n si eoloi'ed u oniiiii d"l ejale ever to sit in a nalmn.i eonvenl ton. Site sit in ', Ofon.-ra del.ellon ai C.-ve:,n,! .that Micro will be at leasl SMi clul- dren next" full. i'l tNcn-a '.i.tiie,' tn ITi :d A, .1. .1 iilins Whn fs lllieiuiiiit i -m Pain only. St.p drnri,'HiK '. Ntd one eti-r in fifty reiiiins inlei mil treiitiiaTit, lEiih s itiilmi;:, pellet rutin;,' "St. Jacobs Oil" tlh cet I v upon In- tender spot" nial itdiit ei.iue-i iti-t:iiill. "S(. Jacob,- thl" is ti ha t nili ss i lit utnuli-iv and seiiit'ntt liniment, wliitli iii'Ver diaMiiil and t ;uiiiot burn t he .kin. btiiil.tr up! (,)uit euHiiliiiniu'.'' (ie ii "uiull tti-il b6(lle flotn y-on ilrujjist, and in jasl a iinMneai puTt 1m' I lee I mill flieitlintt ic Hid e in t ie puin. t'ori iicsJ, n(i)fnef and elliu-j. (l.in't stiller! I'elict' nwilils Milt. Old. lanc-t -St. ,liiioh (lil" ha,' re lieved mi llietii of riiemuat i-in -ut-ferrra in the lasl li.ili ri-u:tir, nte id ilt-t IH oed fur .li.itie.l. l)e:il du'i'l lunib.ifj;u. ItacktH'he, -piaia-i and -d'. Meticulous consld- crallon chumet iz's our s e r v i We do everything to relieve yovi oi responsibility a n I worrlment; Our rer. itutlon has b e e a built on careful Service. We understand. SNOIM.ItVSS Jt ,immi;i:ian I'nderiaUers Ambulance Servlc I'hono Mdln RJ 4IU- . -mm Doubtful The ilcNar,v-llaUH''i! hill, which we til' the west have l.i'cn so nnxiiuis to see enacted into law te aid the whci! imidllcer, has lnrn declared unwmliahle hy a cumiiiitle.' in the senate and Senatur McNary has dral'teil a new 1'ieasure to talie its place. This very I'.n t shakes the l.eliel' that any hill will pass editress i'nderine, relief In an industry that is surely perishing and ean.-iiev thuse who follow il to throw up the sponiie and quit. The standing timber of the Northwest is its oieatcst natural resource. Every citizen of Oregon is sure to receive, directly or indir ectly, some share of the returns from the con version of timber into lumber products. Constant vigilance in THE PREVENTION OF FOKEST l'TliES is necessary to preserve this wealth for the benefit of all. DO YOUR FART 1!V EXERCISING PROPER CAU TION WHEN YOU ARE IN THE WOODS. New Parlor HI IS H f fvjU OUiLCb JUS 6. In lULjfci'is K-W!KMK.a svS Time dra;s heavily in the state of W'ashinjrton. So heavily, in fact, that half the state has heen nsin- its energy in tryin.'j' to change the name of a mountain. And jet, mountain hy any other name would smell just as sweetly. We're standiii'.; with Mrs. Harry K. Thaw in her fiVht Ii liccp that lunlv head of a husband in prison for life, 'i'haw cluttered up the fiunt paves of the new spapcrs for .ears because he was both crazy and rich, and now his wife jurists that he stay where he belongs, VJOUnv -KEUflULE - PROQXESSJV& Capital and Surplus, ?2,0.00lUH) Sound - Reliable - Progressive Do nut foruet the La Grande Hiirh ScIukiI AthbMie Carnival April 2.1 - 2t Mome Influence--- I and Your Success Good furniture make? pleasant surrotindintts and pleas ant surroundings make lighter hearted and happier thoughts. Your success depends greatly upon ' those pleasant thoughts and from another" angle voiir friends everyone wants his friends to helieve'liim pro--, porous. Your home is the telltale. What t-h .)., vml want n to tell? W. H. ;V ni: snri: 101; . vol it i,im; i;ooM Tliis silil" Hull;,;, ,, ,.Xl.l,. ,,. V-iinoii-. lis ih,,.,, nn, ,, ii,..,,,. Ill-ill iHoii,. ,-.,v.ilnK. T k '" :i '.'liiiilllv l.nsis llii-iiim-ImM Hi. in Hi,. l,u,m, , ,v,.,,injt ,,, On- l". i-i.v.rinK. Tin. woiloiia i. hi, Ik ,.x,.,.,.,. m,,., os,. Kpr i,. r iKln.ms. y ,,. lim, ,.,,,. i lii.ii... f I. In,.. mullKTi-y or liiiui ii. Th. s ii,,, .,..K r,.i, ,-,., ;, !. I :..() Bdhnei 1 ' Til . . roar 1-1,,,,,-s Fllle Ful.niUM.c mp Company Si liiiiil I.- AiillinMr.nl. 1 1n to Is now ml . i nnilliiH.nt of - 'iihiiiil raio" unil llii' I'linilllliiil iiT (In- I : I: N'i l. I A, Or. .U ii nii-i (Inf. runins Im ..ni'li Hint (my m-vv .inipils f lln- ,i. r or Kr:i.' d.-hool ills- ri'fiisi-il on ni'i'uiinl of On- piis- l,i,l X,,. I, il whs ,.,. 1 l,v ii '""I'"'"-- M"K ft lu v,,i , - ,,1 u n,.,v Us i-.n.iH-lly. AreunllliK I" '1 S I iililli .1. liiriiiiior Hrliool ImililhiL' w.-sl ..I-, ' 1'i.ni ' ,1i' I'Kl'iirllon ,.l ih,- Inirhs of'lh,- I'.ii-I linnl. Amur-; .V l';u-irir luilt-'iiiil. 'I'liis iiiovt' iy l-i'Uson ol" tin- Hi" inrollMi.nl.; ,. ..- . ii,,- i,.ksI II I I) A I IS i h.