La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1924, Image 4

Wednesday, April 30, 1924. "
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THE 'H.P HOME TOWN
ity Stanley
La Grande Evening Observer
INIMKI'ENriFYr KFWSIMI'Ell
Pnhllfilip il dally ami wwUly at I n flrnmle, Ori-a-on by tha
i.a f;iiANriK i:vi;nino oiisnfiVJoit rirui.iHHiNO oo.
BRUCE IICNNIB - - - Kdltor
t.nmul ut poaloffloa at 1 Uromu, Oreeon. HrconiJ Ci
, lail Matter. .
On aala In orhi-r citlia ortann Hmi Now Miami, ''ort-
len.l; Imperial NViva Htuuil, l'orrlaliil; 41 nil ni.liiali Ni-wa Wand,
Portland.
AAilrciw all ennimnnlrailnna to Tlia Ohm-mar. I4i a.imii.
Ave., I Clrnniln. Oroftan.
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in i
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' CS'tt AND COUNT Ori-'IOIAl. I'AI'KU
MEMBER AflHO(TIATKI) I'ltKBS
'. Th Aaiocloti-il I'rmi la ndnalvily rlilllliol lo nan for pub.
Ilcotlon of all rifiva illspatcln-a croillloil lo It or not otherwlau
ermlllnl If publlbd tbereln. All rli;hl of ropuiiiiraiion of
aper-lai diapaii-liea In tbla pnpfr, ami alM Hut loca.1 nuwa
iirreln bImo ara ivaerveil.
HKI-JK V1-: TIIK l.l'lllll wlillo In- imty hi- foun.l II
upon blni Alitli In Ik i.-:ir. IkiiIuIi ..r...;i;.
1KB fVKTtK. AT -7HeeAlTrAi. HoTffL. MAS bJ J
FOUNO AHOTHEft US Foil TUB liMUSuAuLf QSCL
FOUNO AHOTHEft US Foil TMB liUSuAlLY USAltj
V.uLa m-c" ' " "TACUBP AT THAT
77?e Average Man
r'roin .statistics, reports mid investigations of all hinds
1 iill inii! fairly familial with the statistical peisiuiajfo kimwr:
tts the avcnijjc man. l!ut our kiKiwIedjju of him is viiriio
uHd -sluulnuy, and the moro we try to make such knowledge
.-iletiiiite the more we are hafl'Ied.
In the iibstnict we know what his foelinus are. lie is
in i'avor of uplioldinjf the constitution ; of jfivini? everyhotly
a: siiiare di-al, and of iicting pretty much as he oiiKht to.
Ve could recommend him as a thoroughly liood fellow;
five years ajfo he wasn't averse to taking a drink now
liiid.then not too much, just enmiifh to keep him an
average' man. Today ' lie doesn't dvink at all. lie is Inv
aliding and loyal to his family and community.
' Hut all this is nbstract, and does little more than in
(iiice a desire for closer acquaintance with him. We should
like to know, for Instance, how long he can make a !f:"!l
ftiii'.ot clothes lust, or doesn't he even wear anything so
cheap us that? It may seem n trifling thing hut isn't it
reasnnnlile to want to know whether the average man
sleeps on his right side oi' his left
W may not grieve to know precisely what he works at;
lie Qiolinlily works at whatever he can find to do, but the
onustion vcmains "what time in the morning does he get
upVJ'ArnMhis one- suggest the further iiuuryi'its. to whether
do Mv?ibiK u-ith inv in liis linnrt. and (rviipts his iilarm clod:
i .... ...... J - c--- -
iif liis lies long-lost frieiul or whether in anger he snatches
ttTrhis mechanical dispeller of dreams and chucks it under
llie covers lie fore It has finished its matutinal hymn.
' ' Then there is the matter of shaving. Does the average
man shave, and how often, and when? It is strange thai
we do not know these things about one with whom we are
ii.s familiur as we are with the average man from the vol
umes of literature about him put out every year. W'e are
nnl:much concerned witi what he eats; he probably eats
wlllltever the market affords. l!ut tjoes he really eX as
they nay he should in books on etiquette some kind 'of
soups with a motion away from him, mid others with the
'fitMMin coming towards him?
Despite assurances from statisticians and investigators
to. the contrary, our knowledge of the average man is very
limited. He could do a great deal for social uplift and
""trtweation if he were less secretive and exclusive than hi.
actions seein to make him.
OFFICE CAT
VftAbc rAni4
BY JUNIUS
THE OPEN
COURT
roftrti:si-oxiii:Ts m cst
SI'HMIT TUMI! .AAIi:sTO
Tin; i iiiHut ir thi:v!u:
siiti: urn-Kits n:ivii;n,
i.i:i"ii:k i i:oi ci:oitf.r: ii.vi.i.. 1
4.: Si'i-hoM Avfniic. j
I'l-troit, MtrhitTtin.
To 11m- I-Mllor: !
t WiiK tli)nKln you won!. I lilc !
to know wlutl ha hi-rdim- ()f iiHr i
ho will s-'llrl yuu 11 few till ex. V
l-ri l.u (inmli Oct. , :2:i wiih:
roun.l trip ilcki-tx komI Tor nin- j
iiKiiulis utnl our tlcsihmiion K;m- I
sutt CJIy. ',. ut h'alls I'hy i
tlirt'i- wti-kf, Hiicniincnto t Invo
Wfi ltM uikI l.os .iik I'-h ix ny. '
W'e Hull l"-n t'lilironila fur Tluil-c-Imt,
.Ariz., win re wo arrived Nov. I
(mII J iii our moii J. i 1 In 1 1 ami i
1 11 in My ihi'i-i' UMiiilhs itilil eujoyiMLc'
I lie inilil winter eltmiite very inin-h.
When we left home Aim. Hall w;.s ;
UUile feehh', hilt helori-. leitvilirf
A i iznti-i con 1.1 lie 1m. if '
Turk lnh la-lie j?o( ko hra--l ,(1ii(, 1
UH ir vi um asdie.
Il InKe IweiMy yvnit fur A
llier lo mtiki n nuut out or Iter
mhi Hint I went y llililiilew fur nu-
oihi'i Homiiii in iimlt a ttmt out
or him.
! Ml nee
I Ami ejiKt
j T I h -y hj i y tl ' v e ry ra rely ii it
Thai one heroine- a hrMr.
, t'omforl K Hit iretHlhit noe ttr
I he prhi!; ralihni-, noie.-i one Jitiir
iihI. Tin- joimm-r uenerniiofi iiitil
Ih Ki'Mliiit: oh I,
j "J Nee." Huh) t,he riapi-r'fflh-er,
"Dial ti run itfti palnieV In coin
lliK lu re to paint I In lil ti t u ino::l
lii-aiilirul oilieil."
j "lie won't iireil to palul l.aura."
.iilihl Hie lluppi-r'M ntolher. "Khe can
'lo it ll.TNI-llV
Ciirloslly.
Mother -"Why are yon v.u'mix to
all lhal trnuhh- In open thai leller
ho rarefuiiy, Ma u '."
i Mnihl-
"Hh.
c u l-'ehruary 'J4 we left Arizona
Mopping over otii- day at l-II I'aso,
Te., to no over the I u lerna t ioiia I
hrtile with a reliable driver, who
look uh all over the elty. nhiMvimr
um the Itull I'en, uliei-f ttiey had
held a hull llf-ht the tlay hetore.
The driver alxo took ' u t)iriHij;li
one of the iiniorloim iiinhlinK iletin
wiii're men and women Wei-.-throwing
their money aw.iy In moat
all kinds of ualneH. It i.s 'not a
very safe pku-e for Aliierieans hut
our eahnian kepi rirhl hy us and
took ell re of u and I thought we
hr.alhed a little easier when w-R-ol
mil. Thai elly (Juarez) is
the dirtiest old deeayed, run down,
degraded elly I ever flaw and Un
people look I he same Way.
Leaving l-.'l I'aso i'ettruary -Ti
vv. n l-l-U I'tl li.f.. I.'ol.nm n- -K !M,.1
1 hail a iiiarr-l 'll h ( ,,,... ,. M1, ... u,!:lin
Ueorwe. and Im. nd to tt. nd Mm hufi.. U :.h;i ih Ht:ni..n
ut iKiiK unopem-u. i inomra i
By Comparison
The present cnonition has Itt-on hrandod as immoral;
but a less superficial survey will reveal the fact, farther,
tjiat it i.s iiKTeasinjrly critical. "We are living in lax times."
"Vur country is on the way to perdition." "A wave r.I
TfiYiriorality has swept over us.M These are expressions
'tllV at the present time in all parts of the United States.
The plays which are drawing the largest crowds, it i;;
"frxie. may contain problems heretofore considered too inti
mate for discussion. The jokes in other successful produc
i tions may Htrike harshly upon sensitive ears. The hookn
.!' the day may dwell too liberally upon the principles of
ivhe, Kven the .voting people, who have not had the ad
fHlt;ie;e of their elders' restrictive traininjr ami censored
jvwlinjf. the targets for much indignant criticism. They
?Utrr-'iot modest; they have no restrve!
U'.
iv.llut a true critic should ho also a close student of hi;
jc -tajV- Have those who made these judj;ineuts studied sinu-IUindititni.-4
in other periods? The ordinal reading oi'
""i'liflliesiware's plays has no rival anion k the most stijij-es-J.iyf
plays of today. Life apM'aicd to have little value se:
uptin it, let alone rules reuailinK the conduct of that lift.
XItti crude lack of ivstrniuiittf laws relative to the personal
Ir'-'cty of women set another seal upon the deireneraey of
.UTu'-olil times. If men are npemnjr their eyes wide today.
TL' in surely true that their vision is jroviu: eorre:.pond
3 inly clearer and more discriminating.
lunuhl JUHl Hee whal lie said helore
I returned K."
' The :IIU sid
This In ti plueh
lie neeileil illelly
Anollier lueh.
j The dll'fereiiec tudweeii I ho har
ein Hysli-m and our dlvoree sy.Hlem
Ih lhal Die harem k''p.r hax to
sopiwu'l I In m all at onee.
i I )ne of the till hel lo soems nr
lire Is lhal of a reroinied rtnppor
ll'yliii lo iiei'MUiile her uinlher In
-Inp mokluji,
Si(.n in a Maker mu-le .store:
j"Mv Love is All for You" and ev
jeral olhers. (This Isn't Verified toil
is just a t i pin 1 .
I
She "There's a
III every llltle (,'irl.
lie-- "YfH, t da
olies."
Ml tie hit of had
only the lilt:
i drive a ear
most of ttie
The way some n ny
makes us Ihink that
horse sense itlspla ) in l he o.ld n ' Now
days was possessed hy 1 he hor
As 1'siial
laiimlrv ."
Mauacer
A. t . '
Shay, is this a haml
liauds, will
have heen husy most of the lime,
during nood weulher visit inf?. n
Mareh I'.s our inn W. I-'. Hall .in!
wife --ave M.rs. Hall a hlillulay
parly, lionorim: In r s:ird Iiinhda (
anniversary and on April !i. an- (
oiher son, II. l Hall and wile (
nave nie ll parly hoiiorln-; my snih '
hlrllulay anniversary. Tweniy pro- i
pie were In atlendance al eaeh of '
I hose parties, all hehiu relaltves. j
W.- I In ii visile.l I'onliae a few
das. ami the old farm win-re I
was horn al ak Hill, there our j
ii!rc and tier hn.shaud. Air. and!
Mrs. Williani Hrandl reside. While!
hero h. family reunion was nr-j
rtinued I'm A pril I :t. when forty j
people, all relatives, lint and e:i
jovi'd a hounleiius );iniuel, Sonn j
of Hie reliilives In atlendauoe w-re ;
my Mother, James Hall, SS eai-s
old and his wile, of Mackinaw j
I'lly. Alh-hitran; my Hitter, Mvn.
l.uey Kilehen. ued Si years, cd
1'iuitiao: tuyseir. Mi and my wife j
s:l. and others from Holly. I'onliae. i
( irinoville and I let roll, AUehla ll.
We nel vislled relatives al t n-
lonvllle. where 1 lived for twenty
.ears and left ears ayo for
rei;on ami I am tihid I went
ire in I'etroit aain and
will he here until may .", when we
.-hall leave for Marion, Indiana
and Hopluiru. Iowa, and will m
home Jul 1.
Yours xineereU ,
(iKoltiil-: I A I .( ..
!h(NPmXp- PETER PAX
aam'MjP I,lain co01'et-
kt' yy an I'xlni kikhI iiuilh. :i-in.
y ) 60c Yd.
1 27-IX. APRON
CHECK AM)
FANCIES
I.imhI nMtrimonl of roloi
iiml aitoniH.
17c Yd.
ATTENTION
rTA 4.' mothers!
77 3fen
hams
the universal fabric
favorite, because they are -
inexpensive and easily made into dainty sum
mer dresses that look so crisp and fresh.
You can afford a variety at our low prices.
CLA1RL0CII
CINGIIAMS
This is a Clairloch .
desitm t
.luih on llii' iln. ami.
flnl-liiil n 1 1 Ii iiiicaiiil)
inlfli oil llii' slrtni's. anil
an orannily -'a'.li lll ap
IM'al In anyom. lay hr
w ii r n any lirn from
li'iinl iMirl In till Sun.
ila ani'i'inain ?lrill iln
nraivr will RlwayM flp.
IM'llr rii'.li anil llalnl.
Plain and Fancy
32 inches wide
IM'll It llO.I Of fllH'ks I'VITV
rhllil mrils rni; a Micoi'.ssritl
siiitinlir. , Anil riglil noiv islli
tlnli , In inaKi tin-in. iM-'nrc
wm-inrr ilays iaUi miiik or llie
joy mil or siulnu lii.k. I'rai -lii'al
lillli Itlonnli'i l-'riK-lts itn
wi'll H ilafnly lilfli' I1'ihs.iii
CiKlmiif .vtionlil In inailf frol:l
27-in. Zephyr (Jinfthanis
Plain and fancy
2."c Yd.
37 i,c Yd.
WM. ANDERSON'S
32-IN. FAST COLOR
CINGIIAMS
Yo, Iheso ait
IiiiHirtiilh)ii tfi
Seoihimt in i-olor-
that
llHVl
illro4't SoihVIi
HI lilllsflOU.
niiil pal I orris
favor fi-oni
is tin
overyono. The fpinlily
mu-Htionuhlo, Htul Ihoy launder
heRMlil'ull).
fillc Yd.
K A LI H! RNI A (dNCIIAMS
111! -hi. plain ami I'anev paiiei-ns: ooi-lleiit ipiaia v.
30c Yd.
TISStlE (;in(;hams
:ii!-ln.. riamI nMirinw'iii of oohn-s
(i.r)c Yd.
and ml tern-;.
Obituary
UMiii:
is K i-:ii.
I'im:i:i: ni:.n
ll-.-. (S..--I:ill Hi
lalo Saturday i-veniiur reiuovt
from the raukK o( the linker pio
neers. Mth. Saraii M. Haines well
known and highly respeetr-d pio
neer . holy of I taker, who died al
her home. HHi.t Third street after
an illness eleinllnff over a period
of several months.
Alts. Haines was horn In tjuin,
oey, HI., I le, einhel' 2!l. I S.r.;" and
e.iiue with her jiarents located in
Auhiirn when Mint town was the-i
Ihe h-atlitiK eily of Die eoiinty and
eastern c ireyon. Later I he family
removed lo Halter. In 1S71 the
dereased was married lo the late
Judye I. 1 1. Ilaims, during his llfe
llme une of ihe'loiififnrr "tid out-
llflandiniv lawyers of eastern Ore-
wtu. The p rest nt town of Haines
was named for .1 ud-e Haines,
whleh he founded.
Airs. llaini M was Hie lasl inirviv
itK charter menihei of Ihe Haker
loilKe of Hehekahs and was fori
of I
rs an aelie nieinhe
esi landmarks in the Willamette
valley, juirl leularly In this seel inn.
and one lhal litis walohed this riiy
Hpi'llltf from Hto wilderness. Is he
liirr lorn down to make way I'm
new niomniicni io puoiu- eu.n .
It Is the old Waio-r Mfinleltti
thts fraiernai outer. . , . ....- ,.d f Alhany.
Airs. Haines is survived hy two lllt t;u years nn. Alui-h of the
daughters, Mrs. .1. 11. Messiek andju-ond niat w-nt into its ronstriu
Alrs. W. .1. I took of Maker, two , W;S i):nd-hewn. a tmtloeahle
sons, Itoherl W. Haines of Hak r. (,..iiiy in Ihe old house helm? ils
ami .1. iKivid Maims of .Km or- .-laldliiy. Kxfepi for n sll,rhl sink
prlM. nK o fouudattoiis. the lines of
,(.USI. i;1Ve not ohantreil more
I. Inn i.nsos l.nndmiirk. than one inch in Ho y years lhal
AT. HA NY. Ore. Anne'of Hie old-lit has stood.
Alellculous const d
crallon diaiacter
txerf' our s e i' v I r ii .
We do cveryt hinn
to lelievi- yuu ot
i-esponsihlilly n n d
worrimetit. Our rep
utation has h e e n
hllllt on caref ill
service.
We Utlderstanil.
soim;ii.ss te
IMMKIIMAN
Indei takers
U-M-j Anihulancn S-rvlco
I I IMione Main 02
Ti.S.'W
Sriiiii- in:ii-rl.L
An. I i. It. n
Siniplv Ihi-:i
MVT IT
i.-.l in.-n :
mil
SO?
-.. Mlllt.' sl 1 1 1 1. 1 .
III.- KO.tt,
. tlim'l rt iiiov--lu.
ml tin- i-oit.
"siunui.'l Clnmpcrs, lieiul of t ti KiMloifition of 1.:iImh'. ;isK1
tlie:fiiii!(iv.ssiim;tl nmiiniUee 11 few ilays ii to liriiij; li.u-k
tvyI nml tliivi'-iii:iiti'is per ivnt Ih'im-. Sam know that th.
hutilays nl' summer lire nearly upon us.
-The hnliliod hiiii' firl lianilit has left Florida and is rnm-
t:Jiiff-thirt way. Won't our officers and spcoial nl'liciMS liav
. a' t!im time tilling which one of the bonded hair irls
the 'is?
H)ll TIIH SIMIINC
House
Cleaning
A l KW llKI.I'S
lluitsfliolil Aiuiiiiinia
Aliith Malls
.Mutli lVstrnyers
(Vnul I'.iijt KilliT
Chliii iilc nl' l.ime
Spniijii's, riiamois
I isi ti li'cl ant s of all
kinds
l.t'l I'm Supply
Your NmlH
Red Cross
Drug Store
The standing timber of the Northwest is its
greatest 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 OP
FOREST F1UES is necessarv to preserve this
wealth for the benefit of' all. DO YOUR
PART HY EXERCISING PROPER CAU
TION WHEN YOU ARE IN THE WOODS.
VJOUIW -KF.UfWLE -
Capital and Surplus, .".0,000.00
Sound - Reliable - Progressive
Do not forget (he I -a Grande Ilkh Srliool
Atliltli Carnival April 2"i-2(-
Our Three Day Special Offer
Exceptional Values at Peare & Son, the Jewelers
A small deposit will secure any article or articles for
you at La Grande's Credit Jewelry Store.
Buy Now - Pay Later.
Earrings
l.ai-ir.'" ns.sorlmonl in I'l.'i i-.'l.-ss lrois, P.-nrls.
fill t'rystnlH. Aiiih.-r. A lili-l liy.sl. r.-ils :m 1
Murkiii In iriilil-filli-il ir.nnminKV. 'iilin'il up
In $1'."',. Yinir rhoiri for
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, $1.00
Bracelets
t (lol.l filiiil wi.lf li;inilM, stonr ni-i iii liiti-sr
styli-M. I'li'lliliv stnno Sft. Also hi' n....'
slum' linlnlfl. Yalllril ip Ul $4.IH1.
Special at $1.00
Pnioches and Bar Pins
In .Holi.l tmlil. Nih-. r :itnl trol.l fill.. I. Valini
1 1 1 . I.I '.Ii.
Your choice, each $1.00
' Scarf Pins
Soil. I r.ol.l nml llnl.l-Mlli .1 I'ain. n. Sifrnil
nii.l Sinn.' S.t. Valni-s up to IS.r.il.
Use your credit
Your choice $1.00
Lingerie Clasps and Cuff Pins
In Hull. I (an. I mill laiil-lllli-.l. Vnlu.s rp
lo J I. f.n p.'r s.'t.
One Set of each for $1.00-
l.aille-.! Iion't niK ihi offer!
Gold Front Emblem Buttons
Masonic,
it. of i;
Klks, ii.ld
T. Value
('ellOVVS,
up to
Your choice $1.50
Cuff Links
Solid (lol.l nil. I Col. Mill,, I fronts;
I'llll III.- I.'.l. V;itli.;n up tO S.'i.im.
Your choice at $1.00 pair
atch Fobs
silk million iiu.i (ioi.i-riii..i. smii.'
rh. inns. X'allUH lip to $7..'.H.
Your choice nt ?2.()0
siM ini- tiicm SH' iai nrrT
ts and Siiuioir Neckwear. Vul I
Ooh'I MY
l.ai'Ker l.ocl
to $7. tm.
Your choice tit $2.0(1
Easy Payment Plan
allows yon to
I'tamondK, V
Our
ply as ynn woar nr nso
l.'hiH. Nlhvrw.nv, CIiipUh
(ilass. Jewelry, E(r.
A Few More for Our .1-1 lay
Special Offer
l.nilffo I'lns nn4 I'.ullonn. all styl.-s 5l.no
I'oat rhjiiia Sl.in:
I'lKar.'t Cast's Ji.C!!
Cilt-tti' S;it'i-ly Itirnrs. roinilt'to ft.r.1
Itarri-ls. for tile l.oooeil hair Mi..
For the benefit of our customers
our SjK'cial Offer has lieen ex
tended to include Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week-.
Use Your Credit With
J. H. Peare & Son
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