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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1924)
A PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, May 2, 1024. PAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVEN TNG OBSERVER THJ? '.0 HflMR TOWN ' j ilif lawns null have plenty of water for the jieoplc tit i.-t Av Stanley .Mimmer. T"" i La Grande Evening Observer IXIi:l'i:XIII'..T NKWSI'AI'DIl ' . I-iihllslii'il ilHliy iiml werltly nt I .a Oriunlr, dr. iron hy Ih f.A (IliANKH ICVKNINll OIlSKHVKIl I't J 1 U.liJlI I NCJ CO. KKIICK I ilCNNIH Keillor RnierH.I nt pnmoiriiw at Ui (immla, Ormroii. n B"coniI Cla-ii Mull Mailer. on main hi uIIiit clllin (li.'Kim IMI-I .Wivn Hluilil. I'orl- lnl; lhiiirlnt Ni'ttH .Hlmiil, 1'tirl luml; MiiiIikiiiiuIi Ni'ivh ftlulut. foi'lluml. Aililrpun ull mniiniiiiirntlnnii In Tin Olwrvur, 1411 Ailunis Avh., Iji (li'uniM, i lli'fiill. hi iiscuiriiuN ica'I i:h lly rurrler nally, per month.. 7fio flatly. t-r IIii-h.! miHilliH 13. '6 Pally, it all niolillm, Id ailviini'M 14. Ml Oftlly, IllllfflG Copy lo lly .Mull rmily, pi-r ninnih ...-...-. llfiily, n-r hi n IIih. In mlviiiirn I'iM't Dully, in'i' yur, In iiilviilii'M , .fd.uii Ohm'rvi'i-Jilur, mt ynr -.n IXIV ANI1 roll NT V" OI'Tll'IAI. I'AI'KII MKMIIIOIl ANSOI'IA'ITIll I'HKHH The Annni'loti'il I'rt'.HS In rxi'lilNlt'My i-ulllh'il to mkh for ioti llrullon of ull ih-wh illHulrln- f-ri'iliti-il to It or nol otln'rwlno niHillli-fl If puhllKlii'il lliiTt'lll. All rlclilH of ri'lHihllritliou of pHrlul IlKiiiilf'licH In IhlH pnpi'r, noil uImi tho .lorul newt herein lso nr.i 'riwrv.!!. Illl THAT MUM uimlil prulro. tin' l.nr.1 for lii.'i fciiip.ln.'.'M. nn.l for IiIk woiol'-rfnl worl;.H lo III.' . Iiil.ln li of null P..itr.i Hi-:il. Defining A Gentleman , Kmeisiiii once analyzed the chnnteleiiHticK of it tiiiu i'ciitleinaii and the niannern which one who jrocM hy that name in supposed to ponxe.su. A freiillemati first of all inu.-it Imve ):iwcr, hi the sense of. "original t'tioijcy." Next he must have a "wide afinity," the ability lo Iwt a friend In every man. The oiijfinal aim of inaiiiieis is lo facilitate life; there !ole at all times they ate a means, not an end. A gentle man must have nothing of the pit'tender ahont liim; he must he sincere, further, he has a "Kiaceful self-respect " to which may lie added, in the ideal case, an aloofness which will warrant the alisenco of the evils of too much faniili . vity. A oenllcinan js also Rood-natuied, with an jnnij.'.lil which .ives him the discei anient necessary to harmonious hvinjv, Kiiieisiiii sumniai izes this ideal type of lilimim I win;; very happily: "I have seen an individual whose manners, tliolloh wliolly within the conventions of elegant society, v.ert! never ' learned there, hut were orij'innl and cimi- inaiidinjf, and lield out protection and prosperity .... yet with the poll of an emperor if need he, calm, serious, and fit lo stand the gaze of millions! Manners are fundamental, if. one accepts Kmerson'i., definition of them. One is rich when he can he a friend lo any man; he is vulvar when he refuses to he rich, in i : hurt, Kmerson has defined the manners of the soul; the I oiilsvard manners are sinificaul only in that they are. the s'jcu ' which men leal" Hie inner. i ViCL-7 J otL r lw cur sochi And Now What? The voters of La Grande defeated yesterday a propo ailion to vote $:S0,(MI0 in honds If 15,(100 of which was to lie r.pent in drillino; a deep well and .flo.OOO was to I m? spent in purehasiu!f the Sanderson springs at Suinnierville lo hold in reserve for a future water supply. The vote w:i-: decisive registerinp; ahout three to one. This heingr dispoKed of, now what? Of couise we must have water. No ".rowing city can lie without adequate water. Start the pumps and let us have water from the Grande T.iiudc river, chlorinate it, and if possihle dig some wells 'to gravel and we will get along: first rate. Some time the Heaver creek water shed will Ik- handled so that lots of water will he developed for I.u Grande. It is uiKpiestionahly there and with proper line facilities can l.e hrmifilit to the city hy gravity. This is one of the main reasons why the hond issue failed yesterday. There are hundreds of voters who helieve in the Heaver creek supply. Hut, he that as it may, water is needed now, and we gee no other way only to start the pumps and let's save V1HEN HANK. Hd-To ATTEMPTED To PC l-OMC c A-.POBATir. TPICKA IH CEI-EBPAT1NV MIS , -&lf.7HtAY HE GOT' A CRAMP IN HIS UEC( AND in TOOK THE BOVS TEN MINUTES TO . UNTANCIE HK 42t Days of Youth "We are only youn;r once," you often hear some ner-j son remark as an excuse for "hitting the pace True, we can lie young hut once, and the pleasures of; youth must lie crowded into that space of time. ', Hut how long are we young? Some men are old at 10, ! while others are still young at (ill. It depends upon the: pace they hit and the miinner in which they hit it. : We can crowd a lot of work and pleasure into youth,! if we keep our hearts and our minds and our hodies clean, lor we can reduce the amount of hiith and shorten our vnnlli vnKoi'linir lo viwklosiu rfiKsonot ion Youth is your own. hy your own acts. OFFICE CAT BY JUNIUS A man H''nt mTl In In hiinfi) 1 1ll tll Ori-K'HI Hliitt- pilHOll tnl 1ii jwarih-n lie would HU- lo tiilit- kohic fxi-rcisi mill tin- wanlt'ii HHt(ol Inn I u lull l;ln,l ('Hi I ..n.il.l III., t.. n ...;n i, ,u.i,..v,i,i n...,4.,:i.,,i i ' ........ m jnnt. r. pUc.l. ! .11.) T i n m c ii j- Mrnlns ami HmliiiiniiR air qua II IH the death of. I-armcr Snutli, for years active iijrr:-.riratimw tov imu ukm niltuijil iifif(nt for the Union Pacific railroad in Oregon, i"'0!11'' nv' i aiiihiiin. (he stale is grieved. He was a jood old tft't,leman who! heheved that hogs and corn are the greatest mortgage JTa XT tont" M J tors known and ho preached his doctrine with very ond nr inann' Iiohhiiki. nm inK to "fKnlti ' Harmon 1m' nnllct-il Hint mic nr" the 'i:ill.-nlH p:i. Mm -inw.-sl alh-nlinn. his '.' riv iti upon tht pn-urhfr'i lucf inn) ti ih hmly hm 'uBrrly fur Xtich inttTt-Kl un niriMt riatt.-rinu Alter Hi H'-rvlce, tin- Hpeakcr no llo-rl that the man xpoke to ih KUperlntt-iiileiit. no us tition tin pot Hlhlt tin preucher iiiiitiirt d: "Dl'ln'l that man r4'-' lv to yo ij lentil my Nt-nnon?" "Would you ntln.l Itlllnff in what he jJadlV" The Kiiprlnteno,enl IHed to sil step hill Mm neiii her (liwifilei). , "Well, he Hiihl nt iiiHl. "whal Mi man sahl v.-qh 'just thinl; he'tt on and I'm In!'' P.-MCIK LOOKS l OU SMOIITi:i SMUtS AM) s )( U K! The man who loacs his lempei eanily fihnuhl not play HtlH;iin Think what would happen li h eanpht itniMeli" rhealln. In IhlH coninierelul ae, ahon: Hit. only way to jret well heeled It to koop on ynur Io.m nr no n Vtiftiln,'lon. op l.a rnudr man sny the n'Mii he driven a l-Vntl Is Im'hiim H Kuves lilm the Iroiihie nr KiMM-k-lug Mm hImn rrom hi, elyar. If Home if Mm would-he r.-rorui-ern think that eoudliloiiH in t lo-lr ellleM arc KvttillK helltr, what an eye opener It would he for them II' they hnrrowed a rtir and drove iIoiik Home of the cniiulry roadH In Mm oveiiinr. Cfieer Up -the less you have the more there is to get. The i nor' you help lioitu lnlerets the licllcr I.h (.iJllide will iel. loyai.tv ih:i;i:ts i,ov.i;rv I'nlrmil.hiK home In-lilo-tioii- or ull kinds l helu mil li those rroni whoe pilliinuiue you i"pe't to innril. , ' " ; Loyally In Minx- ulto ait loal will work rPeipriH'iil prosprh,v. I'or hanking serWii lo l.i Grande people your home hanks are uueveelled. I, a (iiiiude money huiik'd in other low us rim do I. tii-nnde tilth kooiI. .Make It rilly-rirty. 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