La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1924, Image 4

. Monday1, June 16, 1924.
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BTH1KE BELONOINO NOT TO HIM. 18 I.IKE ONE THAT
TAKETH A DOO UK THE EAllti. Proverbs 20:17.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
' By Stanley
Elect Them
Coolidge and Dawes arc the Kcpublicnii nominees and
they, 'are good nominees. President Coolidge has shown
his sternness of character in refusing to approve issues
where financial means to cany them out were not avail
able, and his courage in this respect has drawn thousands
to him outside of his own party ranks.
Ceneral Dawes is the greatest business organizer the
nation, has ever known and it was ho who went to Ger
many to figure out how Kurope could get ly and permit
Germany to begin paying on her war debt, lie did thn
job and did it well and as a result Europe sees a ray of
ligh today that she did not see before General Dawes
went across the Atlantic.
fhe pair suits most Republicans and the general pub
lic flow waits with some anxiety the action of the Demo
cratic national convention. There is apparently no doubt
that sentiment all over the country 'favors returning Cool
idge? as president, regardless of who is named by the Democrats.
I lOMPNKXET
t.,r -.in -rrri PVfd.AbU ftUKfeATD WA LOCKING, Uf FOR?
THE NIGHT AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE Owe WF.f;. THE Wlfc-7 -
Who Walks Now?
'Although in the downtown districts of our cities the
sidewalks are stilt crowded with pedestrians, it is probably
true -that walking has heroine an obsolete pastime in
America. The rushing in and out of store.! in the shop
ring districts isij't walking anyway, in the opinion of lovers
of that form of' physical exercise.
We have lost the feeling of leisure which in former days
was so conducive to walking. Even in our motoring we
seem to be possessed of the idea that we must hurry to
get nomowheie although we may have no particular des
tinution in mind. An Englishman who even during his
visit to this country Bpeiit much time in walking, said of
us that the inclines, in peiiodieals it-presenting the occu
pants of automobiles reclining in luxury and enjoying mag
nificent scenery did not depict us truly. That is not the
way we cover the miles.
, He was greatly' amused over Hie fact that dining his
walking tours he was licuuently offered rides by motor
ists ;. "they do not seem to understand," he, says, "that a
man.on a walking tour is not in need of vehicular convey
ance! They act as if toe best thing about walking is giving
it up and having a ride."
Obviously the automobile does not permit of sauntering.
When the road is good, theie comes the irresistible im
pulse; to make the most of it, which to nearly all drivers
means anywhere from 2.r. to 10 miles an hour. And con
sequently there is lacking Iho opportunity for quiet en
joyment of the passing landscape; and lacking, too, is the
inducement for reflection and restful meditation which walk-'
lug, 'either by one's .sell or with agreeable companions,
makes almost inevitable. In its own way motoring has it1
l-leasure, and on the whole I hoy are no less than those'
if Walking. And perhaps in u.o stress of modern life it
is only natural that we should have taken to the tin ill
producing form of exercise.
It is, however, an agreeable siirn thai in some quarters'
pedestrianism is coming back into favor. Clubs and or-;
ganiiatio:is which have this for their main pin pose ai"
growing in number, and it may possibly be that the age
old itustime'of walking will not be lost to us altogether. I
OFFICE CAT
TflAUl MAI H
BY JVNJtUS
Solemnly the kkmiiu retlletl Hie
plrjlur: "Willi ult m ulirlillv
((mmIn I lliiv i-imImu " ami till
Ik liml mhh n Miniltniir ami a
incerseliatim pipe.
, With Kiwiny ciiMilnl;i(H In 1 1 j
r.-U'p, November ; linnld piui n
great month fur ru,nr ntnrrs,
To your wit may !" .lire a lot
of creilti hut your servant insists
cn workh-K on n e:.h t.asl.s. (Thin
Isn't funny.)
n"s Ain.niv mm:i to ;i:t
Tlti; Kit li WII'llol 1 I II I
"HICK."
Wife: 'Miirtt think, .lit . lam
nhilit 1 founu a hlu humMe ul Hume
olil i tm'fi lelleni 'u wrote me' i
lluhhy: "l-'or heitven'M Hake,
Myrtle, bum them before the dill.
ltvn have a chance to ie I hem.
They haven't much respect tor me
an II If."
A unman net, it ran iimiIi'IIiuiiI
why her liuhnuil wants to o mil
nnil play linker ulii'ii In ttuilil Just
lis tallv May ill Imiimi' it nil nil up
all iiluhl and swear, without InMnu
nuy money.
.
Nlll lUAT (iOl'.S MIOl'I'IM.
Well, .Shell. (It. .Itiil.i in lovel
from Kllmn.x , i 'all Inn, wvcnil
IhnUMaiKl iiithH liom ('unary Is
tamlH, Hpetil a lm:y Hut unlay even
ing. You le "H'i .liinius !
t hli il lu make u iiIkIiI of it - (iml
alHO do Hume iihepptl'M-
l-'h-Ht Khelkat ihetld to rent a
v u r. He tip-
proiiihetl one nl
I .a ( 1 i'ii ml rH Ka
i'iiM'ieii ami i:iiit
. "Hhitw hie h:il
. .win . fcol." The
(.ih'MtiiMi tld ati.t
.s:ihl "This cur
Mill run 'U utiles
on 'a - nll'tii."
Sheikat wonder- i
cd' "down Mil or
Hi (tie KitTai,-''"
d to lid U htm ,tip
r. Then t Im'V, wenl
hep hill . Sheikilt
IIiIijk in u harlter Hhop boh bod
hair has put a crimp in the free,
iloin of Mpeeeh. Finally they went
Into a department siorc. Mheikat
approached the nalemnan und tsaid
"(ilmmo 2h dollaiH wort h of
Herat ch paper.' Tim clerk, taken
aback, exploded "(Jood ioh, why
iio you want ho mueh Hcrateh pu
per?" Sluikat replied "I ot the
.seven-yea Mich," und onco more
he picked hluiHelf up In tht wtreet.
.InnhiK marched liliu home und
Kuve Irltn u Rood going over, tell
iiiK him that ulie nearly folt like
er iK, Hlie was ho utihamcd
of him. "Vuh," Hald the brute,
"like fun the nnly thinjf that
would make you cry Ih an onion."
Ami then It wan good night with-
out klHSCH.
"May I kins you KoodniKht?"
"I Hhould Hay not" but she
didn't.
and Junius h:
out of Ik' mi h
1o a burbi-r
Operetta Saturday Eve
Kn joyed by La Grandcrs
j laiKo crowd wiih In ul tendance
ut t lie prenent at Ion of I lie oper
ella, 'Cinderella In l-'lowerland."
which wum Kiven by (he Htake pri
mary board of the I- I . H. church
in I lie IiIkIi school auditorium
Saturday evening.
About IMI chltdreu were included
in I lie cant . The t itle role' was
played by Itarharu Howard, other
letullntf purtH were: TiRer l.ll.v.
Kutli Itlack; lloll hock, JoKephine
Sam nelson; I'rlnce HiinHhlne. Oou
Metcalf; Uob-n Ked. I.OWell Mlod
danl: (lodmother. Li la liean; Iton
tile IP-e, Howard Webb und Htit-
irllleH. .tilth. Htoddard and UnV-
barn Minddurd.
The operetta wan made 'moftt ei'
fi'clive by Iho mie of npproprlntp
coHtumcH and specially coiiHtrticfed
m-enlc effectB.
CLOVER GREEK
In
T
CLOVER CHKEK (Special)
Ther- are a few sections of the
country where the ruin could huve
done more actual good than
through this taction. The fall
gruti. wus Just beginning to heud
und the spring grain, in most In
Htancett, wum Htoollng. The hay,
especially the timothy was great
ly benefited. There Is u largo
acreage of pasture In this vicinity
und most of It has been fpilie ex
tensively pastured for the punt
twi months. Therefore the stock
men rejoice at the prospects of
more griiss.
Jtalph Uutler was u bu.sli.cus vis
itor tb Hulnes Wednesday.
Guy t'hurch ndurned tin, Clover
Creek horses this week that were
er.'.ued In the bucking contests ut
the Lnion slock show.
Charles Mays, or Walla Wulla,
presf.nt owner of whut Is known
as the old Dennis place, has come
to plow und farm. This place h:m
been very much neglected during
the piLst few years und all rejoice
ut the prospects of seeing It prop
erly cured for again.
Kred I load ley f Kdisoii McCnnse,
Jim HeVore und Max DcVore were
flown to Catherine creek Sunday
fishing.
Hemming Canute recently had
U runaway, while returning from
town that Jual about demolished .
his buggy, scattering tho contents!
in. all directions. Kortunately he j
escaped with only minor Injuries. I
me FLORS H EI M SHOE
KLANSMEN HOLD
ANNUAL MEET IN
PORTLAND, ORE.
l'OltTLANO. Ore. (Speclul
Klansmen, delegates from each
chartered klan In Oregon, assem
bled In Cortland Saturday for the
regular annual klunference. About
7n delegates wore in attendance.
The meeting was hold on the sixth
floor of (hid I'Vllows building.
At thin meeting the titans, ex
ulted cyclops and delegates, con
sidered the programme to be fol
lowed for Iho ensuing year. The
progrumme debuted wus whut po
litical policy shall bo pursued und
whut legislation the Ku Klux Klun
should seek. Fred I. Clifford.
grand dragon, was not In attend-
A S the achievements of a great man
jtx. live after him so the faithful
service of The Florshcim Shoe has
established a very pleasant memory
with thousands of wearers a lasting
' reminder that The Florshcim Shoe will
satisfy again as it has satisfied before.
The I lathy
$10
.fir
m
1 i.l u I lik,. il i ht'ii-. II.. lb. il
I lllitll tllVil..l s ':tn't S.IV MIIW
Furniture"-;"
Vogue
TWICE a year the fumituri
nianufacturers launch th
newest styles for the coming
flensons. We feature a most
comprehensive and up-to-the-minute
lino of now style furni
ture at nil times. Pieces to be
found in our store hav been
thoughtfully selected from most
prominent exhibitors.
IUKNKSIIINOS aid in formt
A ing the home environment
so may be ihn means of making
or breaking it
OUR monthly style book of
f urn i tu re. "Home," will
prove a wise instructor in the
'art of choosing 'furniture and
gives splendid interior decora,
tion tips. Ask for it. , ;
'The Home of the "Home' Booklet
X. It.. Holincnkanip' ('?
lliere is a new fi.sli puwdrr, whirli wlirn (liken l
human beings, iiioir;iscs (lie hriirhl, IhoikIimis the buck ami
doeslevci-ytliinit but, onhirco (lit; coiiininn mmiko gliiml. It
i-i ajlittlc fishy, nil rij'.bt, but (Ihmi llu-io is (be now niv
of liplil which will dtwtroy nn .iriny in n mimito. ;uul tho
Edison twelve hundivd dollar luiii .c which never showed up
and !the lt,ry' which could be curried in ,1 i.uitcnse to
iuinlsli prtW'ftV'foi' the auto, which also never eanie. We
may, live quftc a while before some of these hie; stories
coino true.
Through faulty indictments the Portland bridi;e seai:
dul blows up and there is nothing to it alter all. Hut it
furnished a lot of sport for the hotel lobby politicians and
caused the public to get tiuiteJ a .thrill from showing its
patriotism and voting for the recall and a revision of
county affairs.
CA5Hinc
A rnon can
live on less
Clcr. he's rriiirrioJ-i
-lie hay to"
-J Of 1 pL'
7' H
MAIllttKI) Oil HIN
(il.t'I, you can't afford to
lay out your money ami
nut know Just whero
uiul how It hi uncut.
And you can't afford
(i tuUn chances on hat
tnc (o ny the huiiiu bill
twice, cither.
A CIhi'Miik Acfoiiiil
ut UUm Hank lu tho only
h u s t ii c h a I I I. u tvuy to
wpeiul money.
Whfii you luy iiy
Cheek oi rlto our
in receipt- no chune
for any disputes over
tiills, ami you uIwhjs
know w In to ovci y doll jr
ROCS.
VAX HV CIIKCK
It tu Bitter uud inoit)
coitvinh-ut.
PS
$ In.hpensMe for the instant )
, relief of '1
insecf bites
ano lien
ance to prcshli-, u.s lie Is now on
hia way to the democratic national
convention. The presiding officer
wus the -rund titan of proviiue
No. 1, which consist h of Multno
mah and Clutsop count Ich.
A year iiro It required two dityH
to dispoMe or all the uuMiniiess, hut
thiH year the cnl.re proKramim
wuh handled In one day. .Most f
the tlelPKutes cheeked out of lh
hotels Saturday night for home.
Culivj, 1;mts 1 4i ho r
'J'o Improve Aliimliiiini
ItlOAO Til K t'l.ASSIl'li ;!, AMS
LONDON. AC) In the confi
dent belief that aluminum r to be
1 1 lii- metal of the future, a big Hlaff
of resi-urcli chemists la invcsllRal--tiiK
the nirial ut the National
Physical Laboratory at TeddlilKton
ou -Thames. Several valuable dis
coveries have already been made.
.One of the chemists. J. I. (irogan,
had (his to say to u reporter:
t "We have found how to make
this inetal, hitherto a somewhat
poor conductor of electricity, of
good conductivity. Aluminum has
been slowly replacing copper In
electrical undertakings, particularly
for htffh-tcnHion cubles, und ' our
discovery will help It to replace ft
much quicker. This alloy Is both
cheaper and of higher conductivity
than copper, weight for weight."
A hick town is a place where
$ru,ooo can cause a severe cuso of
swell head.
cn njrw m pitet whrrr motqulin
nd rfrh rrr prmlrrM, altn trlsrw
dU ikm raihrs, (hi6n, sunKitn, -iXJ
Hr and rhn irwr, ntrd frrt r-i .
in
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llvH. 7."ic; .Special, ll)c yd.
Light Percale, 3i-ln. fancy,
Jteg. 25fi Snvlnl, Ilk; jil.
32-ln. Kllbiriiey Olnghams.
Itcgular :t yds. for 91.00;
j ( Npei-ial . c yd.
1 ''lno Mnriiilsitte In while
and Keru
SMi-lnl IVc yil.
Jap Crepes, 8-Inch
Special mtH! jd.
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Variety Store
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mm
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tad Sunti tS tsini
Ki.Ki.V "" . - . H. 1
Meips giillllons enjoy
t hefar vacations
Forrl cars will c.iny million! orr hralthful, pleasant vacations
.ii'nnu-r vm.itio.ns that are inexpensive because of the
low cost of nuinti naiice of this reliable car.
Everyone v, ants n c:ir (or the outdoor months. That means, of
ccmrM..iii tinii'.!i..liy heavy demand for Fords. To avoid delays
and disappointment list your order now.
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