La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1924, Image 4

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, May 29, 1924.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By' Stanley
La Grande Evening Observer
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Mall MutUr.
On Bale In olln-r cities OrnKnn llotnl Nnws Miami, I'ort-
lanrt; Imtierlul Nuwb titauil, I'orMuntl Multnomah Nwh Bumd,
2oi'llatil. ,
AdilrnM all coinniunlrallnna to 1'lie OhMirvar, 141 Adaim
'Ave, iM '(IronrtA. Oregon. ' .
HIiliKtliiriioN iuii;h
FRIDAY, MAY 30
This Store Will Be Closed All Day
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Memorial Day
Iadc ma k,
liy Alnll
Dally, nnr month
Dally, nr air inonllia, in ftilvunrjo
Dally, iter your, in alvnnc
Ohairvi!iStiir, per ynur ...
KOo
I2.S0
$5.00
I2.00
OITlf AND COUNTY OI''KU!IAI, l'Al'KIl
MKMHKIt ASSOC'IATKI) 1THJKH
Tha AHMOnlattMl I'it-hs Ih i.'xrlimivcly inlifliil to ubo fop pub
lication or all nfws dlKttchi'a cn'illli il to It or not otlierwiao
cruililml it pnlfllalied tlnrein. All rlKlittf of ri'imlillcnllun of
pedal dlHiiatclK-a in thla pnpi-r. Mid also llio local nuwi
btri:ln alHU aro reserved.
I'll.WKII: O 1.1, know our duly, lull we ortlllniM
hah' II. unit iin-niii rind II loo luud for iih. IHi TIioii linn
nifilt,' Thy Rlrrr.rith jiprfi'i-t In our wi-iiMu-km, v
V
-fHE-.e HifeTi HE CAN.PLAY MACittC, TMRCuPM (T.CCf.K,
IN CM PtuN VAW.IAnori without takjm, -thC
; As We Honor Our Dead
: Memorial Day in Lit (.imikIc will very pmpeily bo )
soift'd nnd tomorrow the entire tuition will pay a inoiirn.ru!
'tribute to Iter soldier le;itl. In n hundred thousand of
America's holy places the leaders of the livinjr will invoke
Viain the peace of i inhteousness upon the sliiniher of them
who lie so .still, anil muffled drums will heat, and guns
ltaijf silent echo forth salute.
And when the smoke has drifted away upon the gentle
breeze of spring, and the sun, breaking through a passing
cloud, has lighted up the tender flowers that deck the
verdant sanctuaries, the sobered throngs will file home
r.giiin, heads bared rnd bent, eyes dimmed, but hearts erect
from touch of that brooding spirit that guards these graves
of green. Night will come und the unchanging stars Again
will rolic in silvered light these million sepulchres where
sleep the brave. And as the dawn puts out the myriad
of lamps of heaven, the sun will reveal once more the flag
that binds today to the yesterdays, and dedicates all past
mid present to the better future.
' Tomorrow, if ever, should appear to opened hearts the
vision of the Torch come down to us from hands that
luivo borne it aloft so proudly. Tomorrow, if ever, should
apifear the spirit that fired these unnumbered souls who,
through succeeding generations, have laid their bodies on
c flamiiig altar of liberty. Tomorrow, if ever, should
jvc understand thahey twho have given and yet JivtK
mother-like, love the mure for having given, and cherish
the flag the nyro dearly for having suffered for it. We
will rememlicr that as the broken ranks pass by.
! To serve God, to guard home and country, to win pence
tor children and children's children these are the soldier's
creed. It. is n creed that is written in the very soil we
tread today, written in the blood of sacrifice and service.
' That the dead we honor shall not have died in vain is,
indeed, the inspired thought of every such rededication of
national impulse as that which will enhalo tomorrow. And
Knked.wilh that may well be that other commitment, that
the gay laugh of youth shall not now, or heieafter, be stilled
"nave when the Torch shall light the grim path to holy duly.
I to carry on me worn ix'guu is me true iiu-moiim.
OFFICE CAT
Til ADC MARK
BY JUNIUS
IMMuimi li'iillx I'liiliniiliiii'iit,
MajiIm' thnt'N tlii'-rinsou so ninny
hoy In Oivitoil foil Ml linnl l.ir
t'ullroriiln.
-Ttill nt Hint, innnl nf IIkiiI
conn! luu'k to their hnin,. i.m
Hi. naki'd a iiiInh uhnt in n kiwi
tlmmniatlfally i1rrinid.
"A klHa la a conjunction
And ciiiiiifit he declined."
1I.1W A MAX HAS A ;OOI
run: whin hi:k risiii.vt;-
II'' MIS Will: IS NOT AI.OM
, THE OPEN
COURT;'
C'OltlMWI'ONDIlNTR i. M II RT
SI IIMIT TMCIIt .AMi:s'l'
Tin: i iuioit iv thhv hi:.
- sum i,i:i'i i:ius i'ttiit:ii.
Jioiti; VA'n:it i.css aikji
am:.t.
lie Old Khc nmrry him rnr Inv
or nionf-y?
She Knr.lnv,. nr.rnurHi'l lle'a
a ncwapapernuin.'V
It took lulllhinM or yearn
make ji man out or monkeya, o
noiiiw Mi'iaiiii. '. Itul a Hoiniin c:iii
lieat Itiut ti'etiitniloiml-. She cm
iiiulu n monkey out or n man In
five mlnutea or h'HH.
A ninii'N wife hunts l,u
thliias lur lilin tvlillc n h,t lii
lor kiiims Ju-l nlnrc lo Mini
his own on the rhKir. '
Important Event
Tln Jury li;ul ii lln il ami wrr
illsritHHlMK lie liii'iitH or Die e;fi.
"Look In-ris'V ruild dik vihiiik
J lrytnau, "If 1 iiii'h'mtiiiiil right
ly. tlh (l;ifntli r nil I nl; toi
(liiiiiitM'H foe hilfrtilctl utTit-ltmiN or
miylliliiif of (htil unit, Imii only
uniiiH M(h nn-wntn hn-k.
"Thura ilKhl." imrooil tin foiv
in .in.
. "t II. fhn I voir no don't
inivp Mm ii rriit," h;iI. iIh yotinj.
. Jurym:n hnntlly. "If nil ih f
m- jihii hum iiiui. Kin Mitin i cov
1ltf itmnitnt the i.n'M.-nlH ro,t hint
It wiiM Ills own fault, (icniliinfn,
I r(MirtiI llmt-Rlrl onro injuoir."
i-.Mlloi oliwrvi'i: '
W'tt nul ir.! by tlif Ohcrv.r 0110
rvimlnc t)t h fhop cihIhik-
ilt.StM. Illlf JlHIKlllO'H KllOHl, wtll MOt
(lOWII. WO HUppOHt-u I IlUt t liiH
ni.ihn.l wu Rvn a (ulftuM nlong
with tho Hiimmrrvlllo proJiTt at
i In rrooni 4'h i-iion. hut it wi aro
lo h- rf(in jt"l in ffo to thi- bal
lut ho;; ami hold thi i'Xpcjic of
unotlMT L-hTtlfiii why not incor
IHrat on th- htilloi the proji-rt of
Improvliiff or rrpalrtiij; the lleavu;
crci'lt hvhKmu? A -roiiKli PMllniat' nt
Jin rot (itn many iVrt of Iron
plpo u htt much por foot ho
muny mlfm of ftlinir nt ho iinich
ht inllt). rouhl Imi Mtutod on tin
ballot and an rxprBloii ohtalnfd
from lh votora in r-jnird li thla
alonjr with th y-A and naya of
tho di-np widl wtiHmMH.
I'.iil for hoiiic rouaon or another
(ho city dud t-vinro an mica nil v
dHlr' to. Hhln-Kto! tho Jloavor
crooii pi nji-ri, nlthouh It mmmiih
to ii h aim- oat or Im of tlui people
on In favor -of n rcnaonnhlo ox
prndllnn ; in niaklntr tl a iM rinu-
m'lit and dcpendahli ayatrnt. Iff' M
.llH'ro Ik ri-ally .hiiiii In.Hiirniount
ahlo ohNtriirilon In rcjranl to this
the people Hhnulil he .eiilltfhten".l
ho they, loo, would iiii( following
a 111 vlh and he Itidnetd to ri he
litntl Hume or tlit other proposi
tion .
On of the main rertHnnfl for the
writer enHihiK ii Im lot In Mi (irunde
wan the ktmmI miter;-antl w wnn
atKiired lli.it then- wan enough
where the . Hiijiply wcih obtained to
Mipply a elty of id.iHia In Imhti ji nls.
It Heenm tht-n whin tho .present
pipe line w.in laid that It wa.s only
suppoftefl to mipply 5iMt laps, und
today Ih heliiK1 asked t7 keep lxtiu
KoitiK. No wotalrr when they are
all- turned on nonte ot lliem lose
their pep.1 The Mipply for 2n,ueo
In still there, hut Hie pip.' line to
eonvey It in the rtty In lna-litnuie.
That's Hiinply all there Ih to it lo
the average eitixeii, and hU lole
Koe inrflu r than the Kltnpln rem
edy of putting in a larger pipe.
' Slnee we have been a elllxen of
I.a lira lid 4 there hux lieen enough
money spent fir hiKh prt I eon-
$35.00
T; Look your host : on this day , which is
lV W i dedicated to our fallen 4 heroes. We
can save you money and give you good value, style
and two pair of pants in Gold Bond, Clothes the
clothes with the iron-clad guarantee. - Our prices
will he satisfactory at .'
. AND
2 pair pants
$40.00
2 pair-pants
1
Yesterday the ladies of La Oande enjoyed the annual
Neighborhood club breakfast, which is an event that has
for years been prominent in social affairs of the city.
It is even more than 'a social occasion, for it is an ex
ponent of that splendid organizationthe Neighborlux.dlJ1;, " j nmisi-ami hriKhi n.i
can) which is active in civic anairs aiso.
It Granih: could not get along well without this com
munity club which is intensely democratic in its views and
customs, which stands for betterment in every phase of
lii'e in thin city, which staunchly supports the higher ideals
of life and brings a gentle but firm pressure for good upon
itlmost every home in the community.
The annual breakfast marks the rinsing of the year's
work and automatically turns the club over to the Jiewly
vlected administration. The past year litis been one of
achievement and under the guidance of Mrs. J. 1). Lynch,
the retiring president, the Neighlorhood club has not only
kept its place in the sun, so to speak, but it has fostered
it nunilH-r of undertakings which aitl greatly in making
J. a TIrar.de bigger m:d lietter.
Editorials From
Over the Nation
' M my Tvrry re-.mlsf riiokrt
. i Arthur Cleveland Clarke la the
Kori h AiiKM'iean lievl. w: I am
hermujitfr. very tired of readlncr and
Jii arlnn Kit' loan, t lie rtintant
felling, of, what people do not
think, do nnt hi'lh re. do not like.
Nat-un-nldiorp a Viiepuiu, and so
(lo I.. , 1
1 So nl((n ilhl floefhe, fiir he once
nld.t, ."l.-'Miall-1 be happy to lienr
j tnir roitx lei ions, but please kil lp
yniir, dotibla'ta youi'Heir."
' 1 ,ntn weary , of the' rantnnt
VinrpUitfiui.bJe.inishe.M and dererts.
of Irt'lntr Hirnully lufnrmed of
frhnfft i u roiijt with the world, or
he iirnial nhJiklnpr out of r.ui
doratrt hK of htinmn to the
very' lnat atom, wlthnut le:itim
even, a llltle tivniblln hojie be-LJnd.
liiiubltew the poor olil world Is
:.lili eaoinrli lo reipdre expert
4lhH:noK but I obeet In luiviuc
It dae d on I hi d insert lap; table
merely to tie dlMiiKMiibend and
dlHdained without tiny Merlons tit
tempi.' to put h together acatn on
an Improved bantu, t
It Ih the only wnrJil we luive nl
pre.senl and we nlmplv iuukI Have
II.
It Ik a eomfmilnir thomrlit Ihat
It hti't re'overed froth many fritl
e:il UlneHNeH before -I hi.
In tniih, ItH rnreer Imp been
elih'fly 0 Reriefi of rrlHi.(
The utiplea.int fuels In the
enie iu:iy he undeniable,, but tholr
dlMeuHltm Ih I'riiit lesa and WUHte
tully depreMnlutf, tinh'HM .at . tlie
KJimo lime effort Ih made to deal
with them In ..me eoiiHtnietlve
lanlilnn.
I feel tnellne.l to say ' to . tho
rlanioroaH ehorus of eaptloun rrlt
les, lu the vnlKnr hut appropriate
pailanee of the euwluiy, "1'ut up,
01' t Ji lit up."
A I.A C.nuule inoihiT was etn
iiili'iaaMil Ih'VoikI wonlv wleii
her lit lh ilmmhter openetl In r
saMims ttonk illu In front or
the hank eleik nml out mi led
,OhnetuioUH Walter I. n v e I v
wenther we're having today. lr."
Absent - Minded Patron "Ail
i-IrIiI. hrhlK tile MOine."
' IM ItAltl.i:, AWW.VY
"l-'nr not :Hi-year-old White
l.ehoru heiiH. 7fi eents eaeh. I.n
Salle liI'tt." Oreeley, Colo. Tri
bune. 1
A b.illnonatir Ih n lilrrhly en
thused mvner or balloon tires.
I'eony irowei-s I'lnn liplay
Of l.mm.iHio lUmuiis nl Show
suiting enuhielTH, surveys nml Hpe-Jlrfen.nt ways advaneed. Tut the
elal eleetiuns to have p;nne o Inn?
way toward pultliiR in 11: In larger
piie Hue and our troubles wonhl
he over. Illuht now the Ili.oiiO pro
postMl for ninhrltitf a tleep well test
would lay two or three of the aix
teen miles or new pipe neeensury
in repiaibiK the lb-aver rreel;
line.
I.et'H buy (he plie, put some
p-ond old hard ft ted H(n nf toil In
( harpn of a ffiinR- of men who are
not at ml. 1 or geiline enNoma'H on
their handM or dislocating their
baeka by the constant use of pick
and shovel for ciht Iioiiih u day.
Iny tlte new and larger pipe uJonK
side the old pipe, where tho dh?
Rinr will be easier, ami when'
Hwltehen can he made from the old
pipe to the new lit low pressure
points, ho that our water supply
nei-d not bo Interrupted for nmre
Ihuu mi hour at a Mine. Then
take up the old pipe and use the
best of it in making the two or
threo feeder line ttiiKKcsted by
others and bi'fore we know it we
will have water to spare, and u
lower rate fflvcn users been use
1 here will he more lo uhc. The
obi mirvey Is Rood enoiiRh. it has
proven Use If. und the fuultH de
veloping; In the pipe laying can be
corn-cted when the new Is put in
place, chief anions which would
appear to he flush valves at the
low point lo allow any gravel that
might settle there, lo lie washed
out.
Knnwlnr what we know about
e wati-r pOKstbllltlen of the head
of lieiuer eivck. w-'ll KHMihie our
old friend Tom I Iran nan, the caro
l a leer, will fill the pl. with the
purest water nbtalnuble In the
world (and not uhc morale water
one day a year) ami hIiow the way
lo lay the- pipe? thereto without
I Ik evpenditiin of a liiRfr - dol
lar In high prici'd Hiirveyor or con
sulting engineer's fees. And we
ftund. ready nt nny lime to pay
the ex pennon of any man or body
or men for a Irfp lo Heaver creek
ir wn cannot j-ullhfy them that
there Is plenty of go-d pure water
to he obtnhied from that source at
any time of the year. ,We have
been all over the waternhod with
fit her; rod or gun and could not
help Heelng the water posHihtlittos.
The big Mintlon In I.a Jrnmlc
lodny la water, nml' for our city
dads lo couelmle that the question
tH laid on the shelf hcrailKe tho
people, did not' s.-e fit lo endorne
t ho SummervHle projt-et Ih sure
ly jumping at coneluHionH. We will !
get nowhere listening to the sev-!
ra b-adern or advocates of t h
all.lho inside facts, hut to the out
Hider-it eeems tlial "action" of
.sonle kind Ih needed more- than
nrgiuuent. More use of pick and
shoWi und less 'of engineer's In
struments, .- , , ' Hespectfully.
,0. n. iALMi:n.
WOMEN BACK A
DRIVE TO SAVE
; FUR PRODUCERS
- Ni:V YOltK. AP) A enm
palgn In restrict the power of
I mine r'ashfon. who for "mere dec
oration compels the extermination
of whole species of fnr-hearing
mimalH.' was launched here by
the American Him Cross Hoelety
with" headuimrterH at Springfield.
Mass., and the New York W'oincn'e
Lend tie for AnimulR.
t'ndersklrtH of monkey fur. fans
of ermine tails nnd lace. Hie para
sol which when closed appears to
be n bunch of folded ermine with
an-ornament of tortoise sheH that
represents the kitten's nose, are
listed by the societies ns bizarre
fads - which nre canning -needless
destruction nnd ei'elty. , 1
The Hlue Cross campaign ngalnst
(he summer fur crime a year ago
wan, errectiT, Miss Maud Thll1lp
of Sprlngrield. pn-Hldent of lhe so
ciety, suld, but the fashion or
wearing furs for mere decoration
has so increased "thnt rnr Is being
em and handled as If tl were rub
ric and not the God-given skin or
an animal."
- Novelties like the ermine cape,
described as having a "wide rip
pling circular nounce tliat begin
at the -neck-line -and runs all tho
way around a train-like back,' or
white rox fur collars to wt off or
gandy , are denounced as ' wholly
unnecessary fads.'.
The societies urge nation-wide
participation in the campaign by
clubs aud associations ami legisla
tion prohibiting the setting of traps
except during u short season when
fur Is at its best.
Among the officers of-both or
ganisations which lire taking an
active interest In the drive are Mrs.
Kdith Wharton.' Mrs. Lewis louv
eiieur Morris. .Mrs. Frederick W.
Vanderhtlt, Mrs. Harry I'isk nnd
Mrs. M. t)rme Wilson.
hfai tiik rrAHsirn:i AOS
Ititssliiii Stage lrnisp
Ily hernia 11 TragiNlinu
1 : . - f
n R It 1 .1 X. '( A P ) A I cxaml er Moi
ssl, the Clerman tragedian who" una
just returned here after having
played nit engagement In Mos4ov
finds conditions In KiiHsia are'muett
more favorable to art than In west
ern Kurope.
The actor says Russian artists
live for art's sake, while In th
western theatres business Inlcrcsts
control the theatre. Molssl ; was
Impressed' by the decency of pro
ductions In ItiiHsia, where be says
unclad women and erotic plays do
not dominate the stage as they do
in Paris, Vienna, London and Ber
lin. ' . ' 1
Lcavta Chicago 12:45 P.M.
lDr.rl.urn Slalloiil
Arrivn Ntw York (net Jay) 5:45 P.M.
v , te.iiiifvlvanlu Sutiol
' i O Niagara Falls, where stopover is
JL allowed, and by daylight through
the Finger Lakes region and the Blue
Ridge Mountains. A comfortable
through train that arrives at centrally .
located Pennsylvania Station. .
A. 1. IIOI.THOIS City I'nss. Ajrt.
1025 Thlnl K Tel. Ilnlwy; MOD '
I'ol'lllliiil, Orrnrin,
G rand Trunk Ha;lway System
l hanadian National Raiways System i
it connection uilh LeuVi Valley Tailroad
CrantsTbmb
tacts before the people, the tax
payers, and let them, say what shal
be done. Then let everyone get
behind the majority nnd see It
through.
We hnve no nxe In grind In our
expressions In this article, nnd our
reasonings, tike our present pipe
line, mnv not hold water when
subjected to the, analysts of en
glneers nnd tiio:'e ;ytunintet with
I'KH MOl.N'KH, la. (AIM mil
Hon penny Idonms will be on ex
hibition here at the National Peony
Show June M-li;. It Is Mated hv
K. T. .bre4llih, former weretary of
aRrleiiiture, who is general chair
man of the tthow. .Mr. Meredith
said that ll will Im the greatest ex
hibition of a single flower ever
held. Men than ?:.( varieties will
bo on display.
Inhibitors wtll he here from all
pari of the t'nited States and Can
ada, One MassiehUHelts grower
will bring a cniio;nl of pennies
across the count ry for the event.
Amateurs as well as commercial)
growers wilt exhibit. j
fiinvl rtsliinj. i;eHrted.
JHXM HI V Kit, Cre. Vlsiilng on
the White Nulmoji river, Kflrkttat
county, WaHhimilnn. Is reported
fine by local fishermen who have
visited there the last few days. A
limit catch was made by c. 1,.
Howard, Arthur Jnlwiucu, Kivlnk
Morre ami Kruest J. Smith, all lo
cal anglers,
There seems lo in n 'social rub-
that a woman titn't en til let! to i:
mimtlure ilog intll h!u hs threo
double chins.
Cheer Up the less -you
have the more there is
to get.
The nmrp ynn help linmo
liilrri'sis tin- better l.a
a-niiil will gel.
I.OVAI.TY Itl'r.lCTS
l.OVAl.TV
I'MmnliJiii; Iminn limtlin
tloii of nil kiniU Is Ih-Iiik
rlr In ilinM rmm wlin'ie
MiliTiini.f yon cxrHtt lo
lirntll.
Loyalty ro ilinse wlm nr
Inyal will nik reclnrnenl
imperlt y.
Knr iMiiklni; srrvlrp to I.t
(Iraiiflt people )-mir lintiiu
lniiiliK rii itnrxtvlliNl.
Iji 4;rnmle immi'y luiiikiil
In Mlier Iomus run lo I. A
;rainli little kooiI.
.Mnke II lllly-nflT. rt
rnnlie IIiohi- Insiiiminin
uliitsf Kiipimn UK, I palrnii
rv ynn rnjny.
"Tliero K nn NiiliHtnin
for Snfety.V
I " ' liTTii'iMM in i nl"
C Super Value Diamonds . jj
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llU ,WE OFFER ;U flU li.TJ ? W
YOU A TLAN BY.'' j ; i ,v j $A
which you can buy
gg. Iwautiful, sparkling diamonds and fine watches
. o systematic time payments.
i Make your own terms. - ' .JjWJ
1 1 J. H. PEARE & SON S
Thc original credit jeweler. - S