La Grande evening observer., May 07, 1924, Image 4

Wednesday. May 7, 1924.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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La Grande Evening Observer
INIKIr:NI3NT NEWM'AI'IW
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pccial dispatches In this pop or, and also tho luoaJ nt-wi
herein vl ho mo reaitrvuU,
OFFICE CAT
THAW it AM It
BY JUNIUS
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
K-LV-JI - ill
THAI Fi-OPfc
I just Htu'lUl livtiVv
MATCH MfH
11 1 A V Kit :
lhal Tlmu G
rltrlnly.
-It
d
constant pomfort to llh Lord, lo know
ik. May ve live as In Thy siifht up-
nothim; iii:m ak voinu as
A OOOO Ill Mil, tios.
I'.cllKlcii which docs not a hide
with a iriiiti y vn days a .-.-k Ih
not worth having.
ijo.mkktic ri:i,iri v.
(ih, It's sad td hear.
Yuuv dear wire wold,
When you May. ".My dear,
Thl coffee's cohl."
lbwpiitos shiii while they
work hill who want to In I
iii(iiiiiiif' 1
If a ntun makes a better mouse i
trap, the world win inakt- a heat-I
( ii paih to IiIh door ami invito him '
lo addr'H 7.7;' cIiiIih. '
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TajJ nDt-0 'Ff t4EVMl
fc6.VIaw. w IATa 1 : v Aiisyn. pKi
NORTH PONDER
1TH PI
SHIPS CATTLE
Hunt's
Washington
Letter
lliivlnic ix ol. rhlliliH-n I-
lil.r liatliiic nix or w u u di-fnk
Hfu-r that yiiii don't care uliai
lllH'II.
1
"I'liunh'T Hnt'H
hcudllni. .Mayho
nh op,
for J .ol l.ovc
hi- Iff) H al
HIS V
Tint Hull)
V Ol'
t'MIIH-
Iti i I (.i;.
to a tfiindhiK
maiden,
"l0' H yo' knoHH a ruUud pUHon
hy do natni' o Jim llrowtl hat
ho uvki'd
III I
ni-vuh
Ilrown liyah, an' h Hv
(own fo' ton youliM.'
"PoMitutoly."
"I ion," announced tlx
rcuchlntf for u huIicumo.
' no ' .1 1 1 ii
d In dih
arrival,
"di in
Art Coming Into Own
rcopie disclose tiuir ineiiUiljly niul moialily in the
iimuseiiieiits tliey clioose Cor themsolvon. One would noi
cxpi'ft to find the mime mental and moral titandards repre
sented by (he aiidienee at a cheap mimical comedy as at
the imera or a drama, They are two distinct groups which "' 11 ",nul1 l"'n n n''' hoihh
patronize jaZZ and classical music. Tho p.pular novel is ZX' "i
seldom found in the same library with the classic of liter- lh" ' " xii'O.'i !
jiIiiwi vuiv roultl hf k.-.-ii a lirown-MUiniH-il
With this premise and even the most casual observance
ol modern pastime preferences it is quite obvious that thillv,'M '"
American people have an enlivened taste for the best things wi
:n Uieatiicals, music and lileiature. There is observable a
hcijihuMiing morality and mentality..
I'adorewski is now tourlnff the country for Sij.OOO a
iiinceii ana ins Aiiieiican iiiuerary is no loiifror limited to wimii-n. non-in-imv Ku uii."
the half dozen largest cities. He is only one of many worid
I anions musicians who are appreciated in the
centers.
Opera plays it part intho theatrical season of practic
ally every city to the extent of at least one presentation,
and the serious drama and problem play is enjoying un
precedented favor this year. Americans are demanding
something aolid for ,Ui,ejr entertainment, .lusicul comedy
imd the lighter plays liavo lost nono of their old popularity,
but they must be well-staged, devoid of cheap wit and " ""' K'"'u ""
richly endowed with good melodies and capable casts. . j'Th 'I
It is enough to say about modern American lite'rarv :,,'nl1-
lastes that never before has there been so great a demand
in this country for old and new classics, informative and
rcieiitific works, the drama in book form, history, biogra
phies and autobiographies, editions of the .complete works
of the old and new immortals and for fine bindings.
IWri-r innil. slinulil linmv fi uh
smallest nHI(lt -M"1) '"'kit hi iumi.'i'suiiiii
llh' new J"l( Iti hc uinuiuttit's.
ALMOST I'llllNNICKrVrV
Cult VIh lh c'lltnr nurtli'lllur'.'"
Wnr "lii'lclii'i- lli'o! llo riiv.-H If
he rimlH (i H'i-l)il iijiHidc ilnwn."
HIsOtm nri H'ipli ulio woiiil.'i
If u inaii'x In lili- will Ihkk III us
li'l iK lhi v hnvi'.
II Hlllri..
lull In
li wurl;
No Good In Fear
.I.-rfciMui l lsh Try U Sc.
j 1U:nIj. r..--Tln annual .l.rf. r
i son coimly Muh fry. kIvch under
ilhe aii.ipiceH itf the Madras Ito.l
nml (inn chih. llil!J heeu dnleil lor
Kundiiy. June I, Ihix year. The
date was dflitiiilmd at a me-tiUK
held In Mad rao. This annual
event In JefferHon county ri
Unique and novel In its wav. Km-
a lieilod of several days pneed-
Iiih; the event pnielleally every
until, woman and child living whh
lll nillnliiK tliHtaliee of lite I ch-chut-fl
river will he husy ratrhliiK
troul. All I he riHh are ciiukIiI
w Itli hook ami line. Uihi y-ur
more than Mio pithohh attended
and there uhn no hIi orl mkc of flnh
lo cat.
(liy HAUItV It. IM'NT)
W - S 1 1 1 X( i'i't i ( X 1 ; A Speehi I )
- -The word "eon.vrvnl ive," tin a
hrand for the did (Juord K''uip it
re pnl d lea U.S. hu hecome irksome
to leiidi i-H in that elan and u defi
nite cumpaiKn Ih Ik imk considered
to vii- it utlt mid suhst It ui o it
more pleasing one,
The ttifr of ''coiiHerval Ive, It i
lound, s liccniuin a hall and
chain to tho political proyrean of
indlvldiialii to whom H im attached.
I'nr II no IniiKer lintrH Hs diction
ary definition, in that connection,
hut carrie. In popular oHlJinatlon,
a Mene of not only liolnjf cari'
ful, of holding to thitiKH uh they
are, hul of pulling harkward. or
ret i OKieHMion, a n tionym. In fact,
l'tr "reactionatj-."
lly contrast, ihe hrand of "protf.
reae" HeeillN to apeal inol H
a catchy political tan, .siKUir.vlug
ait II doe progress, advancement,
pushliiK- ahead.
"The republican purl v. if it Ih lo
continue a a parly," sayH tleorne
II. I.ockwood, Kecretarv of lh Ko.
puldlcan National committee, "Ikih I
Kot to Kct free of the Inhel of the J
conservative' parly.
"The word -eonnt nicl Ive' should
he itlihul li tiled for 'conservative.'
l-'or that Im really the rcpuhliean
party's claim to perpetuation It
construct Ivi'Uchh, not lis eonserva-Usui!"
nor of .Maryland.
Hill Julian of Cincinnati,
I Ion aire shoo manulacturr-r,
has helped the Ix-mocratlr
in (ihio over Mnuncial shallows
many limes hy RenoroijH dips Into'
IiIn private purse, in regarded asj
treasurer of the Itemoeralic Na-1
tlonul com ml) toe. Marsh recent ly I
was defeated as national commit-
teenian from Iowa hy t'ljde lien-!
in:,-. !
Julian's hu-siiioss hohhies are co
0erallon iiid profit-sharing. 1 1 Ih
factories are run hy his employees
who also K't a cut In the profits.
He haa no- children and lavishes
JiIh imrcnltil affection as well as his
lime and money on the democrat
ic party.
NO HTM I'OWDKIt, Ore., (Hpo
clal) Sir cara of caitio wen
shipped from North 1'oudi r lasl
, weel;. Jauii-H Wilson shippi-d three
i 'ara und J. W. I'owell shiped
i three curs. I tot It K' tlthniiii look
iitlndr stock to I'orilaud and looked
after the sale,
rieve Miller will move his fam
ily down near Imhlcr where In
(has a contract for hauling hiinli-r.
J They expect to lu from all aiim
j nmr,
I Tile l-'orsslroin families are mov
jlUK into tint Jessie O'llryani hoiisi-
Ihis week,
j Air .and Mrs. Charlie Hill u-r
HhoppltiH In town on I'Vlday. Mr.
!j(il repoj'ls lhal Telocaat-I needs
jraln very much.
John l.uney, who lias been over
I hy Hepuor shearlnK sheep, will he
home this week.
, The Cemetery assoclallon had fi
j nieetliiK' Hat unlay afternoon and
i the members w-re tmylntf up their
1 1 1 ' ' dues. Sam Carries offered to a V,
J three acres off the north side of
! his place to the association as
mil-1 more ground must be had. .An
who j niher place was offered but the
parly I place la too hlKh and II Is very
likely lhal .Mr. Caines' offer will
be accepted.
.Miss Opal Kllkinson accepted a
position at Ihe WiliKVlfle school.
Kvery grl that has laki-n teachers'
training has a position as teacher.
HK.Vl). Or., Venr Ihe summit
of the Cascades In Oreffon, approx
Imulely tiOIHl feel above sea level,
people from Bend, Kutfent',' Hprinw
ricld, Itedmond and HlsterH will
I'lttltiKly observe the completion of
I ho AlcK enisle pass lilRh way
across I he Cascudos f ruin I lin
WIHanieite valley to central Orn
Kou. Although all plans are as yet
nior i .a i-oiiHe, should the "Utile .held this aiitumer.
I Napoleon" of Wisconsin defy the
powers of the (1. O. I, this fall. Ih I
Ma"ino."fi' of Kol"ltte',,;IS EVERY DAY A
In this publication I.n Pollette ' Tl A OJZ A "'TJI? IHV9
One of tho prlae possessions Of
the Hepubllcan atand-pattora who
wilt direct I lie haltle against Ken-
Itond Olehratloii I'laomtl,
pui down plainly -his views on
most of the controversial Issues of I
the past several years, lly these i I'
writings his enemies will seek to!
brand him definitely as "radical."!
Ornmlt l-'olks Iluve I'omid the
( 'hum oimI CorrcK icd ,
Mnmiliiiicr I'lncil MI0
COIiVALI.IM. Or.. -A fine of
$&', one of the heuviest assessed
In the annuls 0f Henion county,
was Ihe penalty riven to Cecil I..
Troyer. who confessed to unlawful
possession lhiior.
This is spring, beautiful spilnff.
and several forr-in countries want
In marry us for our money.
Is your back lame and achy"
Are you tort i red with aharo,
rheumatic, pains; miserable with
headaches, rttazy spells and hi'1-;
ney IrreKularlticH? No wonder, ,
thin, you feel worn-out and dis-
cournKod. Hut have you ffiv. n
any thought to your kidneys? Tmt
should! Weak kidneys cause Jui
siu-h troubles. Don't rlk n.--
I ffeA
Copyriglit 1924 Hart Scbaflner & Marx
Hart Schaffner and Marx
Clothes
They Are Indeed a Work of Art
dollies lire roomliT, niori fonirnrlaliU1, lirllf.!' IihiKIii-;.
Wi.'vi' fv'illti'M'il n Hunili'rrul Aiu-li'ly foi" yon Hie hnvi
nll-uoiil I'alirli- IhiK imini.y ran liny. New I'OlnrlliKS. nrw
ntlri-li. sklllril lilllorinir mill a Kuo''llltri Willi i-ai'h ull.
Fear does more harm in the world than all the fevers.
It suppresses hopes, saps the energies and destroys the
vitality of millions every day.
The fear of future punishment has driven many Li.
insanity and clouded many lives. The old-fashioned preach
ing .of hell-fire to terrify sinners into nretension of iv-
ligious belief has damned many a soul on the spot. Tho' ,:,'f,l:NK. or.,-wnri im i..n
r i'iii'I ii'ti iu ii. full. n- ......... 1...1 :i i i . Hli'i'ti'il HI Imlll i'IkIh of tln lunjfi'S!
jdiiUKd is pusMiiR away, hut it torments ninny poor huuU mnnei on the souihe,,, iMcinr
in insane asylums yet. KohVioiiH tcncliinir is hoconiimr iau 'nipnny'a Kuwue-Kiaumth line,
m flobasiui- thieat and more the uplirtinjr promise oi' tho
mercy of Cod. It is a bettor religion, mid we are a bettor
people because of it.
The workinginan with wife and children dependent upon
him: lives in the evor-dishu bino; fear of the notice in hus
1)JIV (MV(llinn Illlil liiu viiinM.mu ...... .... 1...... l mm
man wnose eaminjrs barely keep his family from week tti
week lives in lifelong dread that poisons his disposition and
pre'(nts him from holding up his head as a free man.
Labor unionism is doinjf much to make a man's occimation
rccine, but it is stili tho most dopressin; dread of millions.
Tlu'ie is nothing else to bo so much feared as fear itself.
It kills something p,ood and helpful In all of us.
it b questionable, oven iinnmif the most truly orthodox,
i! anybody ever ot to heaven merely by fearing hell.
No man ever increased bis industrial efficiency by fear
iiiir loss of his job.
There is no jrood at all in fear.
T ie Work Sailed.
aceordliiK In W. I'. Itend. eiiKineer
In charge of const met ion, who
has been here during Ihe past few
days. MoriiiK Into Ihe mountain
Oil both Hides Is expected lo b
slarled wtllilll two weeks, he said
The tunml under construction Is
located al tin top of the Casraib-s
and Is to be Ihe greatest of the L'-i
more lo he bored on the new
line. l Is estimated Mint a year's
Hoe' will be required to romplete
lh hon
Home folks have freak hh-ns of
Hah! literature; Heiialor Jnmort
Coiu'-ns of Michigan, for instance.
'oii.ens. la ken III, was recenl ly
seal lo Johns Hopkins hospital at
Ihilllinore. He mauuu'od lo (ret hy
without an oeratlon which it wiih
llrsl ihoituht would he necessary,
but ih. doctors lold him to tako
Ihhms aay" for a while. The
nutses mi;;it read some lo him, he
was told. If lime aol too heavy
for him liKht llterallre of some
sort.
Whereupon Jim sent for back
numbers of the i 'oiiuressional
iticord and kept Ihe nurses read
ing senate d. -hales to li im each
venhiK until Id o'clock. i
And now he wonders whether j
I In- doe tors were khhlimr him I
when (hey said they were sur
prised it didn't make him worse.
The 10'iord does make some
foIkH sick, you know!
Ki'lends of Governor Itllchie or
Maryland, who will put him for-
ward as a favorite sun for Ihe
democrat U nomination for presi
dent, really hay their hearts set
on InndtiiK second place on Iho
ticket for him.
Hit ihie is famous pol ilicn lly.
down east, as the firsl man ever lo
lie cleeti-d to two Icrtns as uover-
trains
each
day
each
way
BACK EACT'
Tickets to all points East; Montreal. Toronto New
ork. Boston. Waijniton.Chicai. the Twin Cities
- on sale May 22 lo hept. I5-hnal limit Oct. .Mst.
Finest, fasten trains - pl.m your trip "back east" thrninh
the t.anailr.tn P-acihe K.ickies. u-tti s(o).;vrs vhere ymi vi
Ask yoia lorjl tickt l jvnt. -r cull or Tite
(fleet! far Hoan's I'ilin a sthn-Jard
ulant diuretic to the kidney.s.
I It re's a I .a (irande case.
I.. It. Sp.-nc.-r. Urn; Jackson
aven le, says: "Constant ridin;,' on
the wairon weakened my kidneys
and I often had backache am!
sharp pains t hroujrh my kidney.;.
'olds ma ile I he troul.!.- wot;;-.
my kidneys acted irrotfiiltiply.
lo;:n's I'llls soon stopped :
lu.okaeho und rid me of khln.
"inpiaint."
I'ri'-- dor, at nil dealura. Hott't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
" "K 1 Hoan's I'ills the same tint
Spi-ncer had. c'oKtor-Milhnni
.. .Mi'n., Hul falo, N. Y. Adv.
"Hest while you utm" ,
With The
UTENCO
100'.! Ironer
IHONS KVKKVTIIINCXO ATTACHMENTS
Ask for Demonstration
H. and S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St. pi,nc 393.W
The family clreh
tnost any kind of
that impns.-d by
am'h-
ciin endure
strain cm
in elci-nnl
The Pen of Mr. Stoddard
t4
KTL1
J.
Sloddaid,
once mayor of l,a Crande. fm- ni I
a Imsim.ss man t.f Kastern Oregon, and withal one of th.;l
eleare.4 minded men iu the northwest, has undertaken to'
write a series of r.i tides for the I.a Grande livening OI
.servtr on present conditions, the way we are living, the!
misinterpretation of wealth as wealth is commonly known,'
und the way out of our human difficulties. The first atti-j
rle jippearod several days ago and other very interesting i
articles from his pen will follow. "
l:e,:ardless of whether you agree with Mr. Sloddaid j
v.e lommend his articles lo you for consideration, for he is!
a man who thinks and thinks deeply; he is a man whol
knows the world Ity experience, and accepts conditions as'
they a:e. only to such extent as he thirks lltev nmv I,..!
lDrcrcnnmiTr m
nrriVKrin 1 tr
H.WI-: vim
.MOTH I It?
lb im inber her
Molh.-r's Hay.
on
We
have a beauthul
line of Ore. titi't
Cards, Mottoes, a;t-t
Innumerable appro
priate nit Is lhal ui,t
Chidib-n her hi-nrt.
Itlcliimlin'a Art
.v t.irt shop
HAL
BOHNENKAMP
Owwml Director
FIFTH
AT
SPUING
STRliET
Mature experience and a sense
of the fitness of things ripened
liy years of contact with grief
stricken families, has brought
us a knowledge of how to assist
the bereaved lo express such
devotion in an appropriate and
beautiful way.
Cheer Up -the less you
have the more there is
to get.
. . The moi-p joh help hoinr
(j i.ovAi.Tv itrfiins
I.OIAI. 1 i
PalroniJiijj homo Institu
tions of all kinds is brill-,'
fail' lo thosti rinnt uliot
paii-omme you -peot 10
piofit.
l.oall,v vn those who are
lnal will work iwlprorwl
praspMM-lty,
Tor Itanklnic servh-o to Ij 1
(ramie people, your honic
hanks arc 11 nexcid led.
I.a ;ran(1t 11 tot toy Iwtnked
hi other towns ran do
;tandn 1 It t lo kooI.
Make It rifly-flity. Vat
mnlo those ftivfKuf innt
uhov supint anil palron
n;e you enjoy.
"Tluro Is no siib-titule
for Snrrly.
II I
u
improved.
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