La Grande evening observer., June 10, 1924, Image 4

THE. JLfdSA!li:.EVE'NING. '6EUVml
M '.'Ml T'
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
Which one could lean Uic furtlival
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Tho Mcaiuvst Uil 111 Hi" World:
Ho hookfHl koiiio cwiit! off a door
knob bwau.se lie CIiimikIu llial II
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could bo made up lino a iiall)
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' FEAR THE LORD, AND KKHVK HIM IN TRUTH WITH
ALL TOUR HEART; FOR CONSIDER HOW GREAT THINGS
HE HAT1I DONE l''OH YOU. 1 Suniuul 12:21.
I
You
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(HO-HO-
I -TMIMkr tit' I
fA TVAVELtf!. SALESMAN SPENT TVJO HOURS
TOWN TODAY SHOWJNtSj OFI A NEW ftTCMT 1
DEVICF TO KEEMtU WHIPS FfWJM ftATTi. lsi L
"Y&ENYLEMEN- TH VounS
I MAN WILL NOW PStOVC I
THIS LlT-TUE rNVCNTVOAl
A ENTIRELY ELIM'NATCS I
1 Til' X , . r- y.a A AUlC 1
N TH' NrVHIP SOCKET'-
tm'&t ctf
THE
IS SO FULL
OF SOUEAKS
YOU CA MT
HEAR -m'
nnhip socket
BEAR TRAPPED
NEM MEDICAL
Now For The Other Road
The Evening Observer has often remarked that the big
job confronting President Coolidge's administration is to
bring down the prices on commodities to fit the prices on
.farm products. '
. . -Then came the agitation for the JIcNary-Haugen wheat
bill and all of us in the wheat growing sections set out to
help get the measure through congress. Not that it was
sound business, but it seemed that there are so many un
sound governmental affairs that assist other lines of business,-
we were anxious that the producer should share in
the. .governmental game. That bill is dead and will hoc
be passed. ,
.What is the next move?
There were but two roads, namely, cither bring the
price-'of fami products up to a level with other commodities
or 'bring the other commodities down to a level with the
prices of farnl products. "
It looks like the other road must be taken. It is the
bji? road, the lasting road, and the sooner work begins
oj it the sooner will America reach a stable condition.
' We believe this will be the Coolidge altitude, lie will
Udvocutc the other road.
isCongmssi Adjourns
; The adjournment of congress calls itttontiun to very
little accomplishmed at the last session lasting six months.
Ihe game of politics has been the chief sport and It1 has
been given right of way over sound legislation.
One man in the cast described it very well in u letter
to a -friend in La Grande when lie said: "Our billion dollar
Congress has proved to be a small-bore country cross-roads
grand jury."
The political medicine that has been made in the last
session, instead of aiding either of the old parties, has
tshaken the faith of the people in both branches of con
gress. Time may cure it, for time is a great healer, but
surely at the present moment there is little confidence
left among the pet pie in both branches of the national
assembly.
lll-;iNl. SPRINGS. Ore. (S
clul) J. ft. Wttnker 4'uuirlit 11
large bronvv bear in a trap recent
ly. Hut 11 hud been d nd too lum;
when Mr. Wunker went to look at
the trap ami the fur whh Hpotletl.
Seventh build H ill" sheep have pass
ed through Meilteat on the way to
(curly panture.
; Aim. f'htiltpH and baby of Maker
(were, paNneiiKir8 on Thill mluy'l
Hi are. They are now ntaytiK at I tit
jfottajf'e.
I -Mr. find Aim. O. Turner- wer
iWednemlny afternoon rallcrs nt tin
j J. l- Kennedy ranch.
Mr. and Mm. U A. rhamllei
jspenr the Week-end at Medical.
i. H. Winth led Friday for Tin
Hull en. expectin;r to return Satur
day with IiIm family.
Hie creek 1h nearly dry.
It. J. Irvinir and wife and tw
duughteiH of ()reK(in City, are v!il.
Inif at the ho of Mr. and Mm. K
Whltten.
The Slork whh a visitor at Medi
cal Sprlnirti. .June Int. brlntfiiiK a
miii II daiiKhler to .Mr. and Mrs. W
Lane.
.tlld. ftoble and Hfin Were Wed-
neH'luy vl.slh.ru ut linker WfdneM
day. Mr. and "Mim, (Jen. Soiilh left re.
cenlly Tor The DalliH iih ileteH-iltef
to the -Wlnle Clrnrifre con vnl tun.
Mr. and Mm, I'M ward I'lper ol
Woodburn. h-em, , nre vlnlilnr
relattvi-H and rrlendM at Medical.
Mih. I'lper whh a resident of Medi
cal previous ! br marriage and
bus niupy frtemls here.
M'W W'M'M'H IrW Sfnincnii ifero In
Maker -'.Monday, where liny innl
their baby for medical treiiiineiii
Several reMldenlH ' fif Medical
HprlimH allemled Ihe Union Htook
show. '
JULY FOURTH - 1
AT MAXVILLE
(rontlnued from p.iire 1)
The Fight Is A Long One
All reclamation projects were beaten before congress
adjourned. The slaughter occurred with such men as
Iorah and Sinnolt pleading for consideration but they re
ceived it not. They know the west must have some of
these projects in order to save sections of the country, but
congress, is composed of a great majority of members who
never faw an irrigated field of alfalfa, who never witnessed
the desert blossom as a rose because of irrigation. Nat
urally these members were against any further government
expense on imgation.
And it set the whole scheme of the west back for some
time to come. Constant work will be necessary to ever
get reclamation up to the point it was during the last ses
sion, and it means n long road for congressmen and Sena
tot's from the western states to travel.
Accoin modal ions for unloiiiohlllstH
Who arrive here are assured. Ma
llle r1eiidH a hearty weleniue In
" on und your frlendM the more
1 he merrier."
How Ibt Von Prefer Your
Ice 'renin Scrtir. ' '
lee crenm lii bulk or brick, sln-
Ifcle simple flavors or combinat loin
perm It service at home in anv
.j'Myle or ttny you d Mire. We wll
i dress tl up fur you If you wli
: wll h fresh fruits or mils, or yor
jc:tn order tee cream plain or in
comiilnatlon. lor luncheon, dliin-r
supper or party. Silver! horn
Wiiclit's Kimnly I retr Store i-7-?
OFFICE CAT
THAOK MANN
BY JUNIUS
i ih; oxi.y way to i,r;r so.mm
I'l.OI'l.i: TO IH I MI.S. is TO
n:i,, THKM TIIKY CANT' OH
WO. N'T. '
Kditor'H note to contributors:
I'leiise write on both nttlcs of the
paper as we have only u limited
supply of waste biiHkets.
Women take t iiiim Ii pride In
llicir own Jn.lyiiieni. that Uit-e
leu pyrnr ImiIhiiiiIn oiicht to Inst
loimcr Ihmi t,(. nvi'injct, In-lna
luiiHlpleked,
I nto the Irf-H! if 'Tln'it.
Truelty locals goldfish. 2,(iM
trojrs and 2 no alllKaloi'M was re
norted last year to the Illinois lln
imine Sr.eieiy. i.est yon should
the lizard's need or fall the
bulirroKH call. He llveth best who
lovoth best all thliiKs, both (treat
and hiiihII. Tim man t hut's tood
t iioldflnh. .In in phi if hcaVis and al
llirators win be kind to hcllhopH.
bruBhboys. checkroom Kluime-lrlH
and wail era. ;l '
JOvery' chii ukv In wenlfier
IJvcry ' wind . Hint. .bloM. ;
Shows us why
. The prU;e. b hiU , -'
J-'or .-hidltjn'. hincy h'vH-y,
In Ihe wcked old wet Uay you
Mlllld Lrlve a mirtv wltlwuil li,i-ltiir
to carry out any of your KUcsts
'i ursi.
SmiK f I i- I'olalo.
oil she pulled out my eyea anil
d I hem to Ihe plH.
A .a.mi;
A little boy went forth tn school
One day without bis chum,
The leat her wild, "Why. you're
alone!
Why doesn't Willie come?"
Oh. Willie." aobbed llp little boy-
Then- ain't no Willie now."
"Whal do you mean?" ihe teacher
asked.
With pur .led. knitted brow.
I'lense sir." the little replied.
"We milde II bet for fun -
Fortune Tellers Arc
Suicide Cause, Claim
j Hole
! noi l
. MI'NH'11. (AT) An nvalamhc
of fortune tellers and fakirs of
every di-Merlptlon bus descended up
on the llitvarttill capital. The Mun
ich police Hlrendy have a record o
over flOO such professional soot ti
nny era, and are watch but I hem
closely. Their methods are viirled.
tonic usinfr phi y I n k cariln. ol li.-n.
loffee Krounds. at III others nsiroio
ph ill tablea for humbuKluK the tK-Jiornnt.
The nollce nituht be Inclined In 'for
view these fakirs aa harmless ex
cept for the fact thai I heir fore-i
casta have led lo divorce, snlehhs.
and: family dlsnirrecinentK. , In om
fiuully recently the daughter or the
Houe polaolied herself beeaUKe ol
un unfavorable nst roloiclcal hn
scope furnished her by n soothsay
er, ami her hrolhcr. driven frantic
by it HlmMar predict Ion, ( lit hlf
V-.h.R.
In (tnolher ctiue a irl "an tutd j
that tduv ouhl not be able lo mar
ry her betrothed until four yearn
luU-r. She allot herttelf and
o (he e free I Unit she could
n r Ihe ihoiitrht of hun to
alt so letm in a I lit i d rum- a
couple Itccimic iv orced because
Ihe wile twis lold by a fortune tell
er that she would be murdered In
ciise she went to the ItalkiuiH with
her husband.
tVcchs seli- Itiollo Ml.
l'l!A(il K. l.p- t spile of the
'"' at leuiiialloiiN thrown nbotil
tt by the ifovernmeiit. radio ts inn k -Ink'
loonresH In I'xeeliosloviikhl, lie
eelllly 1IMH. iH'lvale Mela Were seized
fulhire nf t tie- owners lo meet
Urn official requirements jor their
pnNHCNhll (, , ,1M,.. H ,,(,r.
Hlood. however, ihey will be reslor
'd It ceriuln conditions are nihil!-
ed.
eer Up the less you
have the more there is
to get.
If.
aMl.
Tim iturm you help home
In I c rent. s llm belter I.a
(trnndo will net.
loyalty ni:t;trrs
LOYAL'IY
rntmnUhiK limtic Inst It u
Ihms of nil kinds la. bclinf
fair to tboM? from whoso
pairoiiiiKu you eAixt't to
profit.
Lnjnlly txt tliofo who nro
loiitl w III work rvelprot'Al
pi-osiMMlly.
I'or biinkliiH JM'rvleo to Kt
(.rnnde pfoplo your homo
hitnM iinevcclletl.
I.a tirnndo money blinked
In tilbcr towita mil do 1A
tiinnde little khnI.
Make It flfty-flftr. I'm
mnte IhflHv infill ut Inna
w hose iiipinu-t niitl patron
iiiii' yon enjoy.
"There I on sutHtltittu
for Surety."
left uj
lACATION
Yl'ut .unbuui. snt.nMS,
H'iun Ivy nr nnnut col,).
yicKs
Or.. IT .;.r.77,.rf y,i.
&earr.
T mu.ln a blE Inlpri'Hsloll," null)
Ihe rut Indy u he rose una walked
ufwn the beach.
Looks mlehllly us IIioiikIi u num
ber of ifintlemcn would huvo Uicli
names transfurred from "Who'i
Who" to "Who's ThroliKh."
IIO.VT I.HtiK II I :it.
When a itii'l IiisImis Hint sht esu'l
Nine; It may be inixlo.lv t anl Ibeii
Aslii It may be Ibe Inilli.
The limn entered H Hlore. "Ilnvi
you un uddtni; muehlhe?" he iihU
id.
"No. Hir." uilHwered - the elerk
' but we hnve some nice couiitern."
I'ut a mun on the buck too miieh
und his head heKlns to Hwell. Aln''
nature wonderful.
THE OPEN
COURT
coititr.si'ftxnKNTs must
KUt.MIT TIIKIIt .VAMI.S'K)
Till-: KIXTOIt 11-' TIIKY IIK
Klltl3 IJiTTICKS l-lll.VTKK.
ixiit m:vi it chi:i:k
To the IMitor: . .
.Muy I espnus my humble opin
ion in regard to Ihe water Kltuo-
lien. 11 seelll.s Q nw ,,
people seem to be in favor of Ihe
Heaver ereek piojeet.. So wh
not? It the wuler la there. It
eenis to be the cenerul opinion
that we do not want u water .v
leni which haa a piimpliiK plant
lied on the end of It. Therefore
the .Siimmerville pun waa ilefeal.
ed. Won t tlie iliep well plan ifo
the same way? Why not look lnt
Ihe llcavcr creek proposllipn and
see if we cannot Bel enoiiKh water
ler the town? I ulno iin'lMrtund
Large Reductions
On All Millinery
' Our entire stock of Sort, Talloi-ftl and Trlmtiiel fAn ' 1 - ;
rrducttl. You will find our models the latrst mid the
inol ccln.ilvo in town.
ff 1
t bat on t he Itlrnle place, above
Old Town there are several good
sjirbiffH which coutd be turned In
to 1 Tcaver creek line at u small
cost. A a htHt reMourct we could
o up the (trande IConde rive.'
ibove MJlKanl and ' tK nprinKH
alonic cloe to thu river and jiet
plenty of water. It mlbl not be
Ice cobl but nt leant water. I be
lieve any kind of a irnivity sys
tem would beat u pumping hv
tem. 'We muy as well have our
own Mjihtintf plant as to be pay
ing ome one else for ItKht.s. And
It looks lo me as we could hav
!t and plenty of It tf v can jfet
Iteaver creek water. And itlpo
Kve the people enough water to
water their lawns and garden at
a flat rate of I.2S. ! think wf
Hhouh also ei thnt thih work Is"
done' liy the clty-nd not by. con
Iract work no tin to give "the pfo.'
pie liere who are trying t9 'mak
Ui Grande their home a little, in
ducrinrnt to Htay. with' iih. '. Also'
to huv It underatoofi 1lhaf any
pipe laid 1 to be concrete, cast.
; or ted. : ; -
A I.a Irn n de Taxpayer. '
Thi'jw lciirlou I'nrt
from I Ji ftiitmle In crfect
ilullj lo Sep . .v nun)
ii nnn limit Oct. .11, IDlM.
Stwp-over prlvllcgcy ffoln
and itdtirniiiK.
(.'all iih by phone and
let iib niKHe nil your ai-l-angementH.
It costs no
fnoru nnd will hhvc your
vnluablu tiine.
J. II. Kecncy
, If Voti Have
NTOMAnt Ticorm.r:s -
t'oino In iiml h-t iim tell
ou nlroiit
Moorite
Tho grent kIoiiiiicIi reinedy.
Prescott Drug
El Company
The New Drug Store
Telephone Main 53
Cor. Fir & Jeff.
STUDY
i
We study enrefu'
ty the d 1 1 n 1 1 s of
every situation nnd
direct our service
nccordlriKly. Ton
can depend upon ns
to carry out nil In
structions absolute
ly to tho letter.
We understand.
SNOlMiltASS A
IMMi:ilMAN
I'liderinkerfl
Ainhuluuco Hervlct
I'houc TMslu t
mm?
J
We Sell
Dimension Lumber
And Uuilding
"V Materials
As well as
B
ETTER
OXES
Union Box Co.
Thonc Main 588
La Grande, Ore.
Eat Blue Mountain
Ice Cream-
AND BOOST YOUR HOME .TOWN
Best By Test A Honie-Mude Product.
Made from choice sweet cream of th ,
Grande Ronde- Valle;
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
La Grande, Oreg;on. ...
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3Z
Walter P. Chrysler Announces 1
It is now time to state our positive con
viction that the good Maxwell is the
best four-cylinder car in America at
anything like its price.
The high goal set up by the new organization
more than three years ago has been reached. The
last year's rapid development of sweeninc sunri.
orities in riding, and driving, and all phases of
performance, leave no doubt of that.
Unless you are abreast of what
Maxwell has lately been doing
unless you know how far it has ad
vancedit will pay you to inform
yourself before you buy any new car.
Pruident anj Chairman of the Board
Maxwell Motor Sale! Corporation
III;!
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
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