Thursday, May 1, I92j.
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La Grande Evening Observer
INDCl'EKaiKNT KEWKIMI'KR
Puhlbibed dally and weekly at 1a Grande, Ortg-og by tht
LA UllANHK EVKNINO OllSUItVKK rUBLISHlNO CO.
autCCB DENNIS Editor
Entered at poatofflce at La Grande,
flau Mailer.
fy Stanley
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Oregon, t Second Clam
Oo wUe la other cities Oregon Hotel New fitand. rrt
Und; liupcrlai News Stand, Portland; Multnomah New Btx&d,
' rvrtJand.
AddrcM all communication.! to Tht Obstrrr, lilt Ad ami
Are., La fjriuide, Oregon.
sLnsciui-riu.N ilati.s
Uj Carrier
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Pal If, por thrij month M
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CITT AND COUNTY OFKICIAI PAPER
MHMIJKK ASSOCIATED. PnEflfl
The Afwoclated Press In exclusively entltlM to u for pub
lication of all nuKs dispute he a credited to It of not otheriMa
crMUcU it published therein. All rich is of repubilcatloa ef
twjclal despatches in this paper, and also the local am
bercla also are reserved.
MUCK I J.EAVK WITJI YOir, my peace I live in. to yon:
riot aa the world kIviUi, glvo I unto you. . Let hot your heajt
i hi troublt-d, neither I't It to afraid. John H:27.. .
THK QLn HOME TOWN "
--- r:: uessr W asa.fe'
I VHEH 0vin4 TVWaS ABOUT TODAY NOAH BATERs'mSSI4 lV
;CAT WAS FOUND SHOT UP In THE CHEESE , .
i rCARiNCT His FAVORITE rMDIN'V PLACE WHEN WvXW WH '
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Hherwuod, i'ortlund, Oregon; Rich
ard HHInh-r. Hnrr!thurtf, Oregon:
HanfOrd Michel, I'ortlund, Oregon :
Ktrlfunl KiddHI Kh.-lKht, i'ortlund,
Oregon: Hubert flaude Still, .tll
tnii, t M-t'Kon; Hui bert l.eonurd
HtroiiK. I'ortlmul. OrcKon;. Itobt-rt
(it-raid Htnart. .Mdfuril, Oregon;
Li-hII' Orluixl Touzv, Sulcin, On.:.
Kim; .ThomuH I;. Tuwiihi nd. Port-
I land, t r-on: (ilm V. Wait-.-r.
Milton. Ol'i-Kon; . DuiikIuk flilliK.-f
WanuT, Portland, I iriKon.
I i iit iiH-iminai i-ttiiri on Hit1 I 111
htmi' ot wi'ion ranipus will r-
ii-npy the cijd of u nn-ni dpi n nlaz i
jcaitubif of hDldtng ii.nito pcrnun.H
land ufll be Mm (nl'i; fur outdoor ' own
Htuu i fxttlbiftu-irvfit W Hltd- 1 1
.lourrtiiiisjrr iif ttjr r'ntvH -rii y u
.Mliwourt, (iH it tttt'ond aiuntal
firM 'trij. ' .rraii'nu nifi aiv In -in;c
iiiudt- for I wo partt' M dividi-t
as tu- which (s lnlicfil I"
be an innovation In m liuo) f-t
journaltfiii eourMes. I-Jaeh ' ub lit
beat hi?) own expi iise.i und i
Klveii t iKht hours" credit lur I li-'
work.
An tnieiiNive Hlitdy of Mo imin'.
viited will lie made, anil in 1 1 -KoHleHee
inaintained with inetm
Iiolltan in'wsiatet" alon: Mf
route. 't he trips arc ptamx ! '"
acMiiaint Ihe Miml'iits with Iheb'
llieethiKH of the- Attuh-tlt h(iii' ir
J will be beautifully pnveil uinl will
contain meiuoril tatuary and the
llai; slafr for t he nal ional and
univernlty nlnudards.
Mail
a ix I adjoining Hiat-
and lo teach, them the
tiU of corrcsUfUldenee.
HavaKc pcophH arc tiu
naked for comfort's Malic
art's ke.
thai i-r..
tead: iii
Students or .lum-naH-iii I 'Ian
To Trmi'l n ('irrcioii(lents
ft l.l'.tlJI.. Mo. .I') -A tlip
fif more t hau tomo miJ.s in fiv.
' "What Im truth?' asked lh.- K"
uian. It in what you set when yuu
pronitHc tiMiiiiffiit y.
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May Day " V r
lu many capitals of Europe the l'irst of Muy is leint'
cbscrvw) -as a day of demonstralions by workers and. radi
cal political organizations. The police are on edfe. There
Is fcur of trouble. If thn day passes without rioting' and
bloodshed those charged .with the preservation of jordcr
will heave a sigh of relief. Jt is always thus on' May, Day''
in Europe. , ! . :;' . . ,
The American way of obscmnjf the date is' preferable.
OFFICE CAT
TNAOK MANN
. . BY JUNIUS
Illttll1( l I ILlI I'L.i.
xc nave a mw cuinmumsts and 8uciaiists..vho wouln hkoi'-o1 iicmiiinr. saw. c on
to in:troduce the Kumpcmi plan of celebrating May Day,?1" ,u""v,Vli lhnt
but, they liuikc little headway. Public opinion in the United
.States i 8 solidly against tjiem. ,:
V. M. i. A., . V. C. A. and o'ln r
war tiiiM Mervhv oruaniai ion
Kh'ty-cihi faculty iiMurbcr:
Were it) service I IK 1 11(1 1 llif J'Hlll.V
who nceiLjded important pint", Inn
In Washington, I). '., In the de
velopment nC Mm- cnriiplex organ
ization of Mm new army.
Kilteen I'nUerliy of ( ir;:ori
men rci'clveil cltaliouf or deeor.i
tioiiM for -iraordlnnry brave-.v in
action. They were hunore j whh
(Ihe CroU le Muei-re. the I'lslin
i 'iiiKhed Service -rons and Clu-ue
Here of t'nnvn of Univ.
The at inn l) I are ereetlnt I he
War Memorial I'ourl in special
I hotnr of the lorty-seveii I'ulccr.-dty
; of ( reon iim n whu died tn lie
j world war. w hich are as follows:
i I '.a u ho n Sdou AikIi-inom. !'ort.
j hind, i h euon ; Ivan I-:. Itelllni'i-,
i Sab in, Oregon; John Da ld lloo.t, !
J'orttnnd, Oregon: lrln (i. Ilroi.k.s,
I'ortland. ( mi!in; W'illlniii Allen
i'iici'V. I'orli ntil. urcKoii; Karl :
Sa imii-l ( ohh, I'ori hind, t in on. 1
'unrad ( 'oekei'Ilne, lOtaeada. ore ,
iron: Meore 'ook. rortland, ni-f.!
yon; Jol-,1 I lei hert Creech. Aln-r-
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MEN!
2 PAIR of PANTS
Gold Bond
SUITS
Here is everything you expect t
find in clothing combined in one
glorious bargain. Style, quality,
pike and two pair of pants.
II. iiNhlr.K:n; IIomw.-II Moil
! In Ihe uhl.'ii iIiivh. wt.iii. ii klH.c.l i l""" h- ""'tlun,l. lwn Wllliuiii ,
it. .... . u .i i.-.. I K. IMintllJ. Itt'ilniuiiil. ori'iittnri
If May the first has any sweial significance to .lus.: if Ivou iiiv .i. vii ir v,m'i r iii.-ir ! w"li,-r l,,'r"1" i-.'iuon. ici-ti.nn. !
is "nioving day." Some will lememlxr it pleasantly as i ""' ''!
the day on which in old I'iigland it was customary to choos'-,
a queen of the May and erect on the village green a May j
jKile, around which the peasants danced. The charmin?.
custom has been revived in some of our colleges for gir';;. !
If the impulse to celebrate is strong, and none of'thoi
aforementioned practices or associations of the day rilakcj!
nu apiKMil,' it can be eomnieniomted as the anniversary of
the' battle of Manila liny. Twenty-six years agiv today'
George Dewey won his glorious victory. , '
I ' .'- mLmnm t.U hi " tm0- I
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The Miracle of Business '
I . ; ' Modern business is u matter of advertising.' I'eopfe no
longer follow the ancient custom of olng to .market to r" .'" '"
purchase the few necessary articles that were required b.
'.' We kumv n I .a (i-andc
. ;iri
Who Ihlok
i Wrlnli'y If n iliinec
-t (ieiicml Molur-. ail
Army officer
, I llTflone Is n
.lend
Vyri's Is ii diMiipdnn
Ot a Itrhlc'N first ,
: t'lMikln: .1114I
While Mule K au
Ajilnuil!
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A liormnl maid in one who
thinks cleaning n. room cimfdslH in
dh;lli'hlnu- Mm' dusl and milking it
(jcttte In a it. place.'
The
S011f,-s
most reloruterri Mnx
uj) wholly of i-
f '
horMc, you
thlnj;
push
tho customer inquired for the goods that were thus hid. k"! . "ril .
don away. ,.oh. . imrsc. s-
' .Today the sticeeKsful merchant uses the column of the i " lUhlK'
newspapers to advertise his wares. lie not onlv tells, what iim- mini n-joier
liie family, and which the merchant ty ..havs .exposed u,f'
upon, his shelves or tucked away under the counter ot' bc- Nrt huttun
hind it in tiers of drawers that were never opened unless "np-.'
misH,
wonderful
clutch to
p'ars to
alilornhi ; Kennel h l'arley, I'ori - !
land. I M-eKuit; l.uke Allen Ka-lcy,
I'urllainl, I reoi; Victor I', et d: f
t 'ml It, l-Yntoii. I hi Mm. ( treon;
'hurb f A. (Jueriie, Turner, Te
t;'m; Jam- h llrlan liurue'. Mildt I
ilreuon; Kred Walter Miinini"l, i
I'orthmd; Hoy Johnson,- f reshiin:r
Oregon; Malcolm McLaren ,lohn
stone.. Arlington, Wa.hliiKton ; Ken
ndh IVellciu.x. Kuuene, Oregon: '
John tlcortfc Kelly. I'urtland, re-!
kou; Kre.iejick KlnuslMiry.-l'.ilo
Alto, i alii'nriiia; John Kberlo Kuy-i
kcndall, KiiKcne, Oregon; - Onle
JiOi.ias : MelroAe, I'aryvtlle.
coiiHin; Joseph I 'Jienier M ller,
J "Cii tla ii-l, Oregon; William I. on
Miller. Itedoiido. California; Tur
ner .Veil. I'ortland. Oregon; Ktnan
1 act N'nrlhup. Mc.MinnviMe, Ore
iurn: I.ouIm riukhain. I'oriland,
'thejidii; Karl Scot t I'oweM. Spring-:
! field, Oregon: Kranlt S. Pratt,'
Wakefield, ManMUchllKetlH; Meorge
j l'rcderlek Sanders, I'orMand. (ire- !
Ron; James Hill Sargent, Santa ;
Sunana. I'aliforiila; Harold A. S -.
ton, Kugclie. lireg-fin; ltoli.rt A.'
property holding
is owns
Or is it showing signs of sur-
ace breakdown because of
lack of paint protection?
Only by fortifying your
property with paint can it be
made to hold its own against
continuous weather at
tacks of all seasons.
And. nftcr all, good paint i, ,hc chenpci , l,v.
We cany Ram,Sen Paint,, and Varnish for h
' I! "I f ,n,C"0r purpos"' ""d "commend them
as the best for you to use.
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The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
v
Bam and RooT Paint 3y.nn. w.'..i..li.
Truck .fid Tractor Punt W.ll Pa,t
Cmo Shigl Stam Injiclc Floor Paint
Porch Hoor P.t , OdSraina.Varm.iha
Racollte Enamel Floor and VamUh Sr.,-.
i here i a Hasmusten Product for Every Surfa
ce
AICI-: n wtinilrrrul
nunhi. 'IIh-
llu- tijtvh fii- IIm-Ii- iiifk .Up-.
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'Thi-n li;iln v von.l,'t. to you
Hitl'Po.'iu tluiHi- silint' l,itrbr.H will
,11m.v futr Willi tin- inuf-vtillnr vx
nil. I milk.- nil llu- iUiiih.'II t:iki-th-
lr ri'Kulnr lurn'.'
..l Hint.. II'm ibmit liuu: llu- vo
nun v,r,' IrntiilliH Hlinl "lu-xt"
r- itll- mi-iinK. - -
'lift-him ....( lint ho ilhwlit..u ,l,-o.lUi,w- .!lt. "'01-- lime ili-il.li-.l l.i .Iuiik.-
pictures of tne various articles either singly or ai-tistieall.y
grouped.' He gives prices and faithfully describes each
.article, so that the render may thus obtain a very t-lcav
t nderstanding of what is offered for sale, its price and.
If it is a credit house, the terms and conditions of sale.
It. is this variety of advertising that has created a demand
for thousands of articles that would not have sold had they
not been . advertised.
Advertising is the mainspring of business. It is tho
creator of business and the source of a nation's prospoiif,-.
itidvcrtisiiig tells the tourist where' to go, how to go and
liow to get tho benefit of the money he has to spend upt n
his vacation. Advertising builds mills, railroads, great
fnduslries, and in fait everything that enters into the life,
jind prosperity of a nation. It keeps the trains movinjr.
the. ships sailing, the aiiplanes flying, aiul gives employ
ment to millions of people who would otherwise find ex-h-tence
a problem.
Read the advertisements. They are of vital iuixrtatuv.
They may save nu.ny dollars in the expenditures ncces
.",".ry to every household.
T
Forty - .Seven I'nivcrsityj
of Oregon Men Whoi
Died During: War to He
Keineinhered.
Motor Education
' ne- alarniing rate at which deaths due to motor acci
dents are increasing make it plain that nothing but con
certed action can control the evil. A recent suney !'
New York City shows that out of 23 1 rccidents whicli oc
curred in a single month, !)t vrro duc to careless drivii",'
on city stieets. It is a depressing fact (hat. or these, fit
v, ere children.
The same dangers link in every city
jrvoc in every town and country road,
liccidont si'uation in general, there is
.,. ti i , , . . ......
iuui.inn'ii. mm- cim ui pert-ons snouiu no altected liv
such education: parents, chililivn and those who drive 111;:-eaint.s.
in,ri- II
leople need to know the traffic laws, and further, thev
bnuuiu De put constantly on their guard. A development
of the sense of courtesy can do much to obviate the danger
ut' smashups. When caution becomes the rule rather than
Uic exception, the country need not give up each year its 101 vm,,-
Heedless ttl of livrs tlntmoli ninti.r iicciflonl c "
i;t 'iii:m!, me. (Sp.,-i;
honor I he fort -s en I
uf th ;tm nu li w 'wn dii
urld war end ux a men
the i,nlveisH 's ur vier
ulunini plan In luuhl n
War Mtnioi'lal eniirt a.-
tral f- atuie of ihe a- w
dk
ii
and in lesser d
Kol the hiyhwiy
but one rcmedv.
it in M.e
l Ml III lo
he .to-
in urn tri'i
the en.
Inilhlin-
lopiui'iu mi Mie campus at Ku-
riii'', The M e in or la I i 'onrt Is
piM't il tin- ahiiunl campaign to
rat;-.' l,MMM.t i uf to u loiildiuu.-
, i'f tie Ir part of Ihe ...mm.
i.i'1 campaign.
Tin " n I er-iii ,, i in ,11 made
-i sph ndid f- . t.r.l .iuriiej ite
a arid w ur, a siirprisini;l hi rut.
Pirienti't .a the mmer..l m n
V ho enM-l.d lu ll.- pimonled In
oi iln in rank. in Me l H !i itnl-
vrdl nun !iu siu acM e .r - j
let In t hi iiriiii . i , iitiil marine 1
ctfrp... more tlum
ahu c tin. I . ink !
v7-:.Yt.lW on The Canadian Pacific
I .1
nl ro" j
I- and !
Im -line ;
numb r ti
nan niui
v nlist' il h
I nti
tin..
unite
( Mm
etal
ain-
i:iyiy'iTinnT'
Low summer fares to all eastern points in Canada
and the United States line train service, with a
daylight ride through the ivorld's most beautiful
immntiiui scenery with stopovers at all points of
interest-including the famous Camnliim Pnaiic
mountain resorts.'
SUMMER EXCURSION RATES
On Sale May 22nd to Smr-rhrr 15ili, 1924
.. From'-v i.ka.mm r0
Mtiinenjvilis. Si. I'ani and return
St. l.eii'.s .iinl return
f'hh.Miro and r.-t nil . ..."
Tomnto and return
Montreal and return
VnHhitM-tun. 1, i'.. and i.-turn
V'U . oi k and return ItT.Ti'
HtNt..n and return i
extra to Include I tan if. Lake l,..m.
M.laeier. KtM-t.-nay and Arrow Lake Trip.
Prop'ntionatcly low hues to .ill other cut?rn pomtv
Final return limit October "1, I9C4
nt it
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,i.lctli EACH )AV
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It must be awful to own the best cur on the market lun
i.ud not be able to wish you had u letter one.
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I..! Hi ij:;v yvu i.-umflctc particulars.
W I! I";.el. twnvrtit .vi. I'avn-:rr Pep i-tnn-ii
:; ri!lii.)SI Mi.lu,.,:!,uli H.'ivl IIuiMiiis; r)!l'L,ND
; rut i am
aiel ofth
They are
Guaranteed
In the inside pocket o'.'
each suit you will find an
iron-clad guarantee insur
ing perfect satisfaction. If
you find any flaw in tho
material or if you think
the suit has not given you
the service it should, re
turn it and the guaranteo
and we will make proper
adjustment.
$35 and $40
IE
Pair Pauls
Pair Pants
PURE LARD PRICES
Sit. Kmily llrand, 5's 73c
m. Kmily llrand, 10"s SI. 3d
Why pay more it's as good as the best. Made 1 1 i
home by a home company. Helps us, helps the farm- i
or, and saves you money. , j
The Grande Ronde Meat Co. !
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
"What will people say?"
Those tourists that are coming, how will our town
look to them ? Your home is a vital part of the pic
ture they'll see. Is it repaired? Are you proud el'
its appearance ?
Telephone Main 8
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
ForIill or 'o- Wood Phone M-517
J. L. M UN HALL
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
The standing timber of the Northwest is its
greatest natural resource. Every citizen of
Oregon is sure to receive, directlv or indir
ectly, some share of the returns from the con
version of timber into lumber products.
epril"r ViI:UKe in T1IE PREVENTION OF
rOKEfcl I-IRES is necessary to preserve this
Mwl f01' tlu "-'"'-'fit of all. DO YOUK
PALI P.Y EXERCISING PROPER CAU
TION WHEN YOU ARE IN TIIE WOO! )S.
JQUIID -BEUGBIE ' PROGRESSIVE
Capital and Surplus, S'JoO.OOO.OO
N.und - Reliable - Progressive
Do not fortfet the La (Jrandc High School
Athl.-.tic (iirnivalpApril 25 -2(5