La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1924, Image 4

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Wednesday, May' 21, 1!)2-1..
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
iMu;ri;Mi:.T miwsi-ai i h
ultM.ttn'l daily untl wfcflily ul Im (irnnijo, Oregon tf ti
i. A himxih-: i;vknini oitHKltvioit I'ifHijmiiNO ;o.
ii itv - (: n i : n M s ka nor
KniTfil at xiMinf rictt' ul I .a, iuiude, Oroii. k lltteoiiil d
Mull Mull. r.
Porl-
HlMU.t,
Oil Bill III oiler rille - llfffffOU Hotel NtW
fund; 1 111 h i ml Ni MH ttlnud, I'm I luii'l; Multnomah
fUf'llHud. ,
Addiv.itt till 4iiiiifiiiilit('Uli(illH lo TIim Oluivrvtir, Mlfl AilttlMi
A v., l-o (liulide, i egon.
ll 'airier
f'Uily, p'-r inuiilti... ...
IjiiIJv. per I Ji r-r tiuinlliH
Dltlly, - hi iIM'nIJi.1, lt kdvuuett
Oully. HlHKif i 'opv
760
.... it.n
...sou
...IWI
liy Mail
Hiilly, M-r luoiilh
liHlty. j.i-r nit oimiiIIi, in udwinea..
I Hilly, per y-.'i(. in iiivunr-
Otts. l vr-HI:ii'( '-;ir .'
, MJO
$a.&a
$r..i4
2.0
I'lTV ANI rol'ftlTV H 'I-M'lAI, I'AI'KIl
Tin AwHielnled VvfnH Ih eselunlvely enllth-d Id itnn for pnh
ilfliltoii or nil u h dhipalidu nedlled lo II or lio otherwise
credit "d ir puhlinhed tlx -ri'iii. All rlr:.iln or repuhllentloii or
luTlit) iIimikiIcIm'm In thin pnper, immI it I ho I lot local tnw
linieln lih'fi it 1. 1 reserved.
Tin K .SHAI.T tMYi: THK UH:l) 1 1 1 - Cod uilli oil thv
1m ni l and u !( h nil t hy soul, and II It I liy n niiKl h, mid
THE OLD HOME TOWN
P . ?
with i.ll Ihy iniii'l; ;nid Ihy n'U:M"ij' ;ih f hym If. - l.ulte
10::
vTJini irrj . t matl wn, I urn o
WOIMUH'n lilll'k iHHlh.
lppi.rt unity citnu'H lil.f n wiail
aihl mo' h lll.c a rnlilili.
7 ' tjielT TK
T riH llMB .JlMVUItLlAMl
I MUL Klf.KfcDTWriHkftHH
1
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i. PAUlCHUTAIBT .it QUITO PBODD OP TllSFACT J ',
THAT ThAMK btkArsi . TltPIt MINUTE "fTOT7rft :-.
I Case of Cold Feet
Several yours n, a now, cheap and highly elTicient burg
lar alarm 1'nr n.-:e in private residences was invented, patent
ed, put en lite market and advertised in n small way fur
a In iel' period. Al ter a few months the advertising cease I.
Keecnyy the purchaser of a new house desirinjf to pro
tect lim;.cl!' anainsl the depredations of thieves, bethought
him of the aliireiiientiimed device, of which he had a lin
y.eiin!' meiiKiiy, and visited nearly a dozen hardware store
in search of it. IOvery dealer knew tha't there had been'
such a tiling cn the market, but none could recall the naiirj
of the maker or tell where it could be obtained. In a small
shop the intendiiur purchaser finally found a dealer who
was confident he had the thins: in stock but he said the
demand or it was ko dead that ho had put it away some
. where, and couldn't lay hands on it at once, lie promised
lo hunt it up, however, and a few hours later he delivered
the order at the purchaser's home.
The article in (piucstinn is, as wo have said, efficient,
nd is susceptible of a wide variety of uses. It is dead
for lack of r.dvertisinjr.' Why the maker jrnvc up after
u feeble effort at publicity wo do not know, but we suspect
that he lacked the faith and perseverance that must back
the introduction of every brand-new idea.
I'ersoveraiiro in advertising is not necessarily costly. A
.very small : appropriation, will keep a modest ontoi-prise
before the. public for a whole year if small space in good
newspapers is used.' " , ; ' '
.'':TlT(-w(iw;(Hfirl- Hdvertiwiw itroihcHMoiin'.ho pvoportion
their inveiftment.lo the. rtliuiiements of their business, and
keep everlnslilimly at it. !
OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
IiIk lui if iii'iiKy grtuv wlH'T.
WHO AM I?
I Illll (llnri.VK lllill:Hlff:-OtMt. ' I
urn no tni ir ironiili. I orii-n
iiiiiii1 In- uii'ii liusiiuntl nntl w If'.
Women -low men. - I am n Trtcml
III IMI'll. Woini'u CIC- till' lo tlu
nil I lit worry ins. Tin IiimiIs Im--imy
iih. I imi more iliMiffcrau-a In
i'mlii WImw iViSllt'ii I Mir. ;
oi lor; "Voiipk Mi;ii.- yon owt-,
your vry itioiirl;htt' rroviry lo
join iffH itiilT 'iiri"
"K'h t;lnl if yotl lu icll me. Itnn.
I kIi.'iII loltKf oiil tin- clitcl; m niyi
il'r."
'TlilM Is no Juki." fi;iM lln- .-.liloi-i
jik ln rwnt Hiiii. ;
llni'4liuf l.a Si'Ium.I. !
I AHA, ci. '(INS) - In on mm y ol
I)m Lilt- , I'rcHnl. nl Ihinlliitf ihr
jV;.rr.n T. H:.i.Iim;? (Iic' nt l.itW..
..r Ohio N'mi iI'i'iii I nlvi-rsiiy, U lr
Ih- I i11-oUmI M;iy I'N. I Hi olory
, ' :iiliri sni M uvo lo m Jli-llvi ifil ly i
SI it If Suiirt-OH Court .IihIwk l). S. '
Mnllil.iH iiml I!. M. Vitli:.i.i:iUi r. !
; i
i WHY THEY PARTED . j
j " w :iti ilou n r. ii h patii In mv -'
ri;rh( wSiirh ul Huh h nlimut 1
iTii.i-il )u;. .Alortl (Ml o' thf ilof-j
jioi M wilil oji. nil Ion, ' lint whnt 1
V;int to icll yo i l i if i"iln
; (iiicuri'i villi tlic flfHt iIomo if 1
your iiii'illt'im iiml I ncvor
liny Mlncf. .Muyr'H Wnmlcrirl j
Itcineily Iuih ihf . iljflit nniiH ku.
our .Mtumurh iiml (lyHpi-pMn havi-!
left, too." , It Itt a Himplf. hfirm-(
Iciw preparation that peiiinvcH llit;
cat n rr hul ni iK-im f roin t lu Int.!"- i
ilnnl tract and utlnyw tin' fnriiitti-
mat Inn wlih li raiivi practtt nily
all nlnnmrh. Hvit untl IntfHilnal
itllinr-nlH,. Inclmllnfr , npprmlicHiv
On Mo. will ronvliH-o or inont
r.runil"i. At n1!! ilnurK-istM. Adv. '
ONli OF THE JTrRON(;BST COMPANIKS IN AM H RICA
A Just Recognition
The iMiihiisi;i:.Uc untl uctiw wtirk wliitli Pi'..V. T. Phy
if Hot tki hits bum doinjr in Ik1wiH" of dairying intcivsts
receives static-wide r.nd national recognition in liis citation
lis one of Orecon'.s delegates to the national Ilolstein-Frois-ian
association convention to bo -held in Uichniond, V;'.,
.liHie I. Word of Di. I'liy's aipointment readied hiin tho
lirrtt tf the week. Ilecauso ol prolVssiontil duties, however,
l.e has wired that lie will not he able to he one .of Oic
jjfon'rt L'.vo re!vsentatives at the convention.
)r. Thy has been consistently lironiinent amonji Iloi
' htoin-Fivirian breeders ever since In? first purchased a held
ol purebreds to furnish milk for the tables of his sanator
ium. Animals from the I'hymero herd have repeatedly
brought honors to the dairy industry of Kaslern Oregon
and Dr. Phy has become recognized as one of the leading
authorities of the slate.
i Tin Mum whs riintlnniliiK ml
Iriititlly lii-okr- On- n Hi 'oft.
"Wlii'ii a ymiii iiiiiii ororlM
'iWi'l llll Illnkii lh ..!...., .l.l,. ,tt
tin dooiMrp.'V
, 'Wi'll. hiipiiml tin IMIMT.
ttv l womlcriiiir if Ik- t uil kl"M
ilicr." tin tfiiHliiiinl. , i
v 'Min on." t'lH'iHirutfftl Hm oilier.
' "She Ih wonilerlllH: II lie I" K""-: I
in ry." !
"liolli are.uviinlly illsappoltiieil."
ilei-html Hie V'""'' , j
Win n a newly cnnrrli l niun le
hiK( In. eall Iiin l.ovey linyle "Hay-!
i here" (lie lioiieyninnn In over, j
ir vor ha i: rm: j.'K. tii i: I
ri:i: is vi its. ;
The lips were imnle to Kay llilnfi. j
hUt rlOllie lilmteH tloil't IHl JIII ii uy
tliliiK. f
If iliere wnv mi niovliH. where;
wiriihC'ienple fro to In IH.1"
The average l,n Crnmlc riiipiicr
ih tines no IMti' 1 weep lie-1
enlist ft . pnlx e(ilhMlx4'N on her j
hit mis, IhinUs nolhliiK ahinK it If
she ueis I hem froni luiliillinu
sleeeiiiy; wimm-I.
The tlilfereuee helWei-it, a Jti'rl
piiluler t:tul !m- arllsl In lh:f1 the
:ii;;u p niers i al.
"Oil''
Sin- :ilvayH pullH Mm hlinln ilowu
Wh'-ii nlie'H ilrejiiitaw. yon e;in In t.
Ilnl t iloti'l ;.;ive a ihii:mnie
. She h'.i h:iii a ;iltiouell'.
The .llHrernhiH' readei. 'after rre-
itlleill perilHltl Ol llll- (hilly lleWH-
i.aiM'iH. Is led Into the heller that
a m:it tides not reitrll the 'if
ill.'iei'eliun iiiilll he it. ahiUH K" j
years Old. j
M(kI hiiHhaiidfi pretend to j
nurd -hulled to Keep from helm:
ruasled. !
iWM
OMEPOUCY
that gives you all
of this ?
$5,000 if you die from natural cauiei
$10,000
if you die from accident "
and in case of permanent total
disability the company will
1. Waive all premium pa ymenti
2. fay you $15 per week for one year; and in addition
.3. I'ay you $50 per month for life; and
4. Pay $?,ooo to your U-neliciary when you die
5. If disability involves loss of limhi or sight as a result of
accident, the company will pay you $5,000 in cash, imme-
dwt;l);,in addition to all other beneSta. "
lln cist of temporary disability, ai a rrsult of
. . either .ickncbor accident. the coiniulty will .
. ; ' pay yuu i2.S per wexk tor aliinitf wectb.l.., , .
"A Service That Endures".
INSURANCE COMPANY
(Opporlniilty avihlahte tn epertenf'ed TJf '
Jnu.si iiiu-e salesman nt I lisincr .Mnnaijer)
iKTt i
'Mm
' (I Ml-1 3)
City
Duc.01-ih.
When and how the ovl pot Id?
reput-itlon. for- windoin we lo not
kliliw, httt liue:l Ulell W ho I III Hate
Clieer Up --the less you
hnve the more there is
to get.
. A1
The more yotl help linmi'
lnieievi the heller l.tt
(.mode will K't
loyalty ni';i'rrs
l.tV AlI Y
.ilronl.iruc home liMlto
(lout of nil klnils Is helnv;
litlr to those frnin w hon
palntiKie jou rpert lo
pront.
l.onlty pn ho-e who nro
In.tnl will wnik riilprneiil
pne-perily,
I'nr luinkliiflr enlee lo 1,
tiuunle iHople jour Imuih
IimiiLh lire iiliexei'lleil.
I.n (nimle money luinketl
In other omit ran ht I
t.ninde llltle U04M).
lnlie II ririy-Ofty. Vnt
rMil I h nm liiMlhiOons
Hhoe mipimi-4 nnd miron
mtv ytm enjoy,
" Thero Im no iitis(luti
for Siirely."
WWW... 01
For Infant,
Invnttdtp
Childrmn,
ThmAwed
Rich Mi!!:, Malttd Ornin ext. in powder
fonn.maWsTheFcou-OHnkforAltAeet. j
Dittible Norookinf. A light Lunch j
ftlwayt at hand. Also in Tablet form. 1
Ask for "Horlick't," at all Fountain
ftgr" Avoid Imitations Subatltutat I
vsounv -imjiwiz - progressive
Building
Materials
sash ami timlt
MAIthWAIti:
Grande Ronde
Lumber Co,
A Itiinio riiiicrin with
lloiiw l'liruw
MII.Ii WlMin
Crprnvtml Avinnr
I'lmnp M-1:IJ
TIU'KSDAY ONLY
JACK H0XIE
-IN-
6
'Where Is
The West"
.IIKHK'S HORSEMANSHIP TIIUILI-S
KOM ANTIC AnVENTl'UK!
Kvi-rytliiiia; you lflve in nn outdoors story of love,
ronianco and advt'iiUii'o is here and more!
A swift and rnscinatiiifr story that will keep you
hroa Hi less with its thrills and Jack lloxie's golden
smile ami winninj"; style tlmnifrh it nil!
The hard-l:iled gunmen thnufrht that he was
easy and started lo take away his girl nnd
his fortune! They received him with open
Runs and he responded with closed fists,
pounding hoofs and whirling lariat!
Conudy "Ql'IT KIDDING"
Cominjr Friday "("ODE OV THE SEA"
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if Iff1
for the :WMMm
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GRADUATE
finuliinilon tiny In ai tliiH'. In every yountr mnnV nntl ynunr
Indies' Ili4 lluil will always he reiiicmhriiMl... Yon will w:i?it
In IfHik your ery ImI .' - AY liavc iM'en very fkiiunnli In !
ininlnir for yon a Miiniiliitf tnlleihu or new thlny. Itnlnly
Ih'ef-H'f In the neucsl and inol pleiislnie Khndes nnd style
for ymtntf ladles, nnd tor .our yoiini;
liw'li, to hiiinlMinie line nf vtllslt elolhes
nnd tuft nMirivs. I'mmIiwIj inf thp world'
ImI rai'loiles and moi , eoiiiH'leiit
uorkmen. , J
Young Ladies Dresses in Nor
mandies, Voiles, Tub "Silks,
Linens and Crepes. :
Moderate range "of; ' prices.
Visit our Shoe Department.
Yon will nlmiys
' ami hei vnlnos.
Hud Hi'1 In l est style
- See Our VindoNvs
Younpr Men's Clothing;
Wr art1 tho hendutinrlers for youni:
men's elnihliiK first hi stle and
rirsi In iiialiiy, Ask lo we our line
made hy
Hart Sehaffner & Marx
Gold Bond
eloihes have Iwn pair nf pain,
erelh nt style, nnd fine fpiallly. for
only
. $:.r).fl(l and $10.00...
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
akenS:
ystry
Chrysler Six' -Aw
Tiie Mbtor: 'Car 'Ihd
. The Phaeton'
It. atr cleaner Is typical of the
Chrysler's advanced enineerini;. v
It accomplisheH one ot the vital
things for which automotive en- ,
gineers have long striven the
exclusion of foreign matter
which usually enters through the
carburetor. The Chrysler oil
filter assures the continuous use '
of clean, fresh oil, with resulting
protection of bearings and all .
moving parts. All the oil in the
crankcase is passed through the
filter once in every 25 miles.
Th Touring, $1331 The Phaeton, $1395
The Kouiiiler, 1525 Th Sedan. J625
Tlx IJraughum, 17S Th Imperial, 195
A.U prt... . k. Dm tin fcu Ull.
Chrysler
XTSlMWfMV P
The influence of the Chry
sler Six on motor car engi
neering is inevitable. Before
many months you will see
many attempts to dupli
cate the performance and
economy of the Chrysler.
The fact is, that this realiza
tion of a low priced car
weighing only 2705 pounds
(touring type), that affords
the riding comfort of a two
ton car; a high gear range of
2 to 70 miles per hour, and
gasoline mileage well over
20 miles to the gallon, has
startled and awakened the
entire automobile industry.
Nothing about the Chrysler
is untried dr unaccepted
nearly everything about it
makes it a most remarkable
advance in motor car engi
neering, i
We an pleated to crawl tfi cm.
vjnienrc of ttmt-paymtnu. Ask
oboMI C'hrlir'i airracrife plan.
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.