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

1 Governor Pierre K Will J. 2 I IF
taujv rvun
atiu-day. .nine zi, ivz4.
Sunday School's Work
Since 1920 A Success
La Grande Evening Observer
INOETKNUKNT NEWKPAl'KK
i BnMUh.JI .. ..... - . . ...
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
iIthk m.n hamw. towm nv KtunU imiin Tiinn rTn :
: fc liVl'JNINIi
BHUCli DKNNIS
OU810UVKU
PUMUHUINO CO.
Kdltor
Bntera at somofflcB t L Oranile. Oregon, aa Bncona Cl
Mall Matter.
On aula' In older olllea rgon Hotel Nwa Htaml, l'ort
Und: Impei.lHl News Ktand. 1'orlluiicl; Miiltnoiiinli. N.'w HUuid.
Portland.
Vi Addreaa all noiumunloallnn to The dliaervar, 1 4 1 a Ailama
i aWe., Ia Qrundn, Orfigon, ' ' '
Kilimcitri-rioN iuvh:h
lly Oarrler
flatly, per month , .,, . . , 7w
bally, pr thrno month... , i
, Wally, pur alx month. In ailvanr-e.. ..... ..H.5U
tially, HIiikIo Copy ......IK)
. ;; . . lijr Mall
Daily, per month , , ,
Ually, ir at month, In a.lvaiu:e....H. mM...$4t.&(l
Pally, per year, In advance........... .....tMio
ptMerverHtar, per year i .. . ..I2.UU
-.1 On if AND COUNTY OFI''lc;iAI, I'AI'KIl
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ui:.miii:ii AasociATun i'iiksh
The Aaeoeluled I'reaa la exclnalvuly eittlllfd to Uha for pub
. Ilcatlou or all ni.wa dleputcln-a crcllu.. to II or nut nUierwIa
orediliul If pliulbdled lli.'relii. All rlKltLa of roiiiilill.'ullou ol
perlal dtnpaiclifa In till papur, ami also tliu loml no'v
bereln u'hu aro reserved,
UUMIIVK KAU riaiM Ml.' Vlllllly unit the; nhn me 11. II ll .
nr povt'l'ly nor ll.-lli-H; ft'.'.! Inn with fuml .-.ilivftli.-ltt for 111',
rroverlet OT:S,
?-4A5!rE' J All. The SlftL-i HO EMT U SCHOCU WITH
? . V) "Ol ij'J'Str - fMirX M.BB;flS 4RE M.AHH1H14 "IO Sr.' AT
)-'-" Vir 'L HIE ClIMT. TO SEC HOW rtE LOs AH IE
rw.ciy . SC-W AWAY tKHTTCAl YFAf.S J
Use Your Head
In llieso dnys of law water, a coiiilition that always
ffCiiiK in iiiidKimimer, every citizen Hlioiild use his lieeil
a little ly this wo moan if there is a fire alarm and
yuli are sprinkling your lawn, hastily turn oil" the water.
If every citizen would do this there would lie need fur
little worry about the "pressure."
Stop for a moment and think of a thousand or so
taps running while firemen were nttcmptiiiir to throw a
stream of water on a fire. It stands to reason that wit!)
f.o many drains nn the system the efforts of the fire fight
ers would he impaired.
' Life is a Rnmc of co-operation when you fijjure it out,
Mid this is one little tltinjr Hint every home owner ran
lo ami therehy help the coiviriumity as a whole.
OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
BONUS. BUNKS,
j INP'NDf
or miii1 Mil .In lie hvMvm aro in
lii'isl(il In ,,ioii('iilii)ii," bill not
(lie Icm-IuiuI or- , v Voi k kliMl.
.
'I'lio Irniittlo wllli a poMllcal Jul)
U that ynu inuy Uw tl itt any mo-nn-iil
iiikI 1ih' to k to work.
W'AHIIINOTON' (AP) Plslrlhii-
ji Inn 01 uppllrutlon tilaiihn for irtl
I jimlcd Wurhl war mivlT com
I lmtiNatifm itrovl.h',1 Mr In the oi-
IliT I on ii.s art Uuh hct-u Hlarii-tl hy
! Muj. iin. Uolu'it i". uvIm. udju.
Hint H' lu-r.iJ of Hit; army iiml will
i he coini'l' hy Juiu' 2H. Tin'
iliMtrilmtlon coiiHlNtH or nix intl
' lion hlank iii)llculloti forum ami
! Ih mutl1 poMttllilc 1 liroiiKli cuop-
oration of AiiifHran I.ilin punfn,
ICrd CrOHM. CallllltIH, V(ll'UIlH oi"
Kort'lKu urn, uml I lie iliwihlnl
Ami'i-intn vclcnmH urirunizutlon.
In u HinH'ini'iit Kriihty ilcrn'rlh
iiiff tln MM'tho.l of tllHlrlhutlon.
(li'iicnil DuvIm mild the liliink uiv
Ix'itijc nut I ltil us rapidly tin thvy
run ln (l'llvora hy th public
printer, Hip rlrnt C'iusniiu-nl ln--Iiir
(llHpiitchi'il to the man ro
niolc K"tKniphlral HImI iIcIh.
Hard Times
Tho cost of inalnlalnlnff n pro-1
ff HKl'nnixl lirtHfhall ti-ani linn t rhli-d Jl
In 20 yenrs; v Iwirn from author-J
ltl-H, y-, mill who rctneiuhpfK
wiirn out- rnnni hii in 1 ill- inrurni'rBi
tor a illiiic? t
Obituary
GLAKCiOW I3y the ' AMoclatc
Pri'HH). lit prcBfiitlnir lii report
la Hi' ninth convention of th -
Worlil'H Sunilny S'looI iiMorlntlon
lni:iy, Ir. W. 1. UintlH, of N w
York, K-nfral wrrctary, rvlfytl
tin work of tin ti.wor-laiton Kim
tin Toliio r-onvi-ntion of 1
That cnnv.ntion e.sluhlishf'l
without itifNt)on ht- mUi, Hip va!
u.' of thi' nrintsti'il Suntlay M''hoo;
work a an rfricli-nt fart or in
iltr Kreat wochl-whlo mis-slonary
IiroKiaiu, It hroUklit 1 ho a aso
cial dm Into u now position of
In ft unri ami Htrmtth. Thou'
who pai-th'ipalcil III tlw various
tmii-M fltllillK I In pant four o:uh
ion ml op n loni'N on every hai?l
ami n roU'llnosH In ham of it
iimUhmIh t'uiplnyoil In protjiotliii?
tl.e Humlay whool nu an ovanjri
llzitts iiKoiiry.
Afl a n-Hiill of this n wakcm
IntriVHt. now national association-)
hii tt licon oranizi il in - ( 'i-ylon
I'.. 'una, .'''choHlovnkin, llnnifurv.
Austria. Spain, rortilKat mil
t'h Ho, ( 'oopei allow loniniitliM'i
luivo In'in forino! in North A fr'-
ca, t 'onslantmoph', Ituniania nii'I
Int'oslavia.
Tin- Japanosi National Sunday
SVhoo! iiHtnirlat Ion. 1 r. I .nmli-H
kii lil. ha.s Mti-adlly nrown in con.
Mlructivo iuriio-noi's q nil. In now
ri'foKni'.o'l an an important far-
tor in tin riluratlonal lift of
that nation. Kt-cently tho.Tokio
a it hnrit Iok hml rniuoHtoil t he u.
stHtuneo of 1 lie nalional uhhocI w
lion tov furnish a r.'KUlar periol
of f'hristiun tearliin in al tho
prlinuty puhlle seliools of thn
At no period In tho history of i
the association ' hail tlu-ro hee.i 1
Biii'li close poiHonal rontarl with
tho fields and to study needs and
hold helpful conferences as in
t ho past four yea in. CI rou ps rr -t
ui nintf from Toklo Iiavr vtsito 1
remote fleltls ami in.spjratioH:il
mtetinirs Jind heen hold at all
stops.
"The past four years hnvo vi
nessed u ninrvt'loiis adv.tneo in
Japan, Korea, China, ndiu, tho
1 Miil I pplncH, Ilrall. ArKontlnri,
Syria and la lost Inc.' Tr, 4.andr.
declared. "Our Hocreturle in
these count rloft work under th
dln-etlon of well oi-fiinizeil na
tional continittoes rejiresontlnff
the rooporiitlvo notion and wi'l
the Diwoclatlon must be to in
ereasinftly surrender uuthoiity nnd
direction lo nalivo leadoi-Hliip an
rapidly as nidi leadership ran
he secured."
Tho visits mmle to the varlo-ts
parts of tho world field during
the, past four yearn hnvo revcah-cl
IVie ureal luindlcnp iimliM- which
Mecretarleti and the - missionaries
luhor because of tiie meutfer ttml
uiiKiiitahle literal ure supply with
wliirh Sunday school work has
to )o iouioted. Ir. Lnndea
urKed an initial effort In souk
part of the world floil, In the
creation or an indigenous lessoii
commit toe, and the uMSiHinnce- of
that committee' in building nu I
produciiiK a complete Hcheinc of
lesson tdudy coiiikos that wi'l
more clearly inlorprete the t'hri'i
llan way of life, and he more
definitely Identified with the his
tory, climate, ideals, tradition find
evils of the people. ;
Heetarlnff that If we would
"avoid the repetition of faeinj? .n
llu .future the solvinff of another
war reparation problem" larger
investment must he made. In th'
leaching of the Christian religion, :
and he urged a fur more liberal 1
budget than that with vhlch tin'
iHSoclutton Iuih had to work.
Men's Wear
-Ye, llo-Men Wear It.
"Sea blue seen through u spray
oC mist.
'The masters of color and do.
signs have porsundctktho palette to
yield a waali blue atiade of refresh
ing charm and originally. It Is in
indlgu blue, brushed or crushed
down with n transparent gray tlul
producing a color effect thai lb
at once pleasing and rest fill."
What is It? No, this Is not the
ocstacy of ft lady art critic, nor tire
hundrcd-dollar-a-word description
of ft new I'urls creation. It Is n
bjunt business man's description of
"crushed blue," the popular color
of stilts llmt you see these days in
the "great open spaces where men
are men as well us on Broadway
or Wall Street, where men have to;
he actors or bankers for a living, j
Traveling?
NOTHING
adds ho much to the pleasure of
one's summer trips, as handsnm
and convenient luggage. f'hotio
your luggage n yo i wonhl your clothes nnd you will always
he. proud or it. l,et us suggest thai before you buy, count
in and let mt Nhow you our new line of HKI.nwii Wardrobe
Trunks, Ilu:n and Case:;.. They arc the taut ward in luggage.
THE NEW EELP.EPv
WARDROBE,
Jlfis n ftife Lock device that
entirely eliminates the nuis
ance of tiloopln.tr over or break
ing your - mills on stubborn
catches; - nnd also insures safe
V.V.,1
k i'pliiK
flTlH. '
of yoni- iiornoiiiil ( '
$3S.ro-to $2.rio
WMCU 1MHMI
How illl tiny m-l Hint way?
of tlio miloniy iiBi'nrlca nn-1 1 """ " '
.-hurrli lio.ll. .. ornipylnir llm fl.-l.l. . " n' eosnrl of lnislnoas hu.'Cpbs,
Kuril iiiitloiml oiKanlzullon has "" KuiMi.nlioliin r. th.i rlotlilns
woll il.-rin.Ml .lan for tlip train- jiniinlifaoliin-r. "KnRland. any the
In. nf nn In.llL'.i.mm ln.l,.,lm lH Of HlO I'HnCP Of Ku"8.
Sp.'rlal pr.'par.'.l at nly rornci!.
'
I !' RAVEUKG GOODS
i
HAND
LUGGAGE
lll.r-
Tli.'it will Rlnn.l
linr.l kiiHckH of lonK Irnv-
nllil Htlll look KOOfl.
Yo.i Kot ninny lon yojiiH
of fnlllifiil Horvlrp wli.n
you loty Il.-llM'i' kooiIh.
o I
Reasonable Prices
Old
Tonics Sought
, In Moscow Kremlin
j for l.'n.lfi-a aro Kivi-n in aiiintnt-r
aHH4'tll)ili.'a nml trninlni;- runli3.
I h.'olofflcnl a r in f it n r 1 o a nl
. ; Across the editorial desk from some iinrenicnihered
. flfiin vp., ctini'e n little hit" of French itileKory.
" A! -portrait piiinter sat In his favorite eafe sipping his
wine., Ilia fiiHt mnull Ixittle finished, he was aliout to or
der nuire when his eye fell on n headline in the Figaro,
"Hani Times Are ConiinK," so Instead iff orderiiijf his usual
second iteMfe e tllfl'jri'-hiH chx)C'?i
"Is there nnythinif wrong with the wine?" asked the
landlord. .
"The wine Is Rood, ,lmt I did not order n iiocond hotlle
lieoniifio litud times are eoniiii"; and wo must economize1,"
explained the artist.
"Hard times,", said the landlord. "Then my wife must
mil order the sill; dress we planned, out must take om!
of cotton."-; ,
"Hard times," repeated tho dressmaker when the order
was canceled. "This is no time to expand. I must not make
the improvements I had planned in the place."
"Hard limes, eh?" said the builder when the dress
maker canceled the bilildinir plans. "Then I cannot have
my wife's portrait painted."
So he wrote to the artist and cancelled his order.
After receiving the latter the artist went attain to hh
favorite cafe, and ordered a small bottle o(t wine to soothe
him. On n nearby chair vaa the paper in which he had
i:id of hard times two days before. He picked it up to
read more closely and found it was two years old!
Home Owning and Citizenship
In' nddi-essinp; the National Association of Ueal Kstate
Hoards in Washington, President Coolidgo commended the
realtors' profession for its leadshlp of the better housing
and better homes movement. He went on: "The ownei
hhip of a home, the feeling of independence that comes
with possession of u bit of the earth, are' among the mo.-.l
lMiwerful incentives to high civic interest and usefulness."
The president staled an elemental truth. The stability
of: America is founded on the wide diffusion of homo
ownership, strongly supported by tho aspirations of those
other millions who are eainesUv .sliivinir lo take thoii
OTTO IIIHHOI'
Hi-nth rnll.Ml flito Illation, nu.-d
Olio T.n (irnmlf limn ltl-i J una . niorniiiK , at. lo HrlloolH. aprolal ilopurliiu-nlR In
ov.-i'lli'n.l .im iih.. IhliO- Hl."'l-I "I I In- tcrnilnatlon of Hnvo ciirlMIInn I'oll. pca. poiiiniunit y
raillo a. rial Iuih liii-n ut .loan liy "-'oIih IIIik-nb raimcrt l.y on uiia.-k triilnlnv m-liools anil inntltut.-s.
iii'ikIHmmx fn.ir llniCH. ' lypnom rover. Ills lio.ly Is at tralninir oIums. In looal Hiin.lay
. - i.oo iioiin.'nKl.nip rnnpoi to.tay nni!
Whlio aiiolknt wn In court Hie!'1" 1,0 alilppp.1 to llnlao. I.laho. for
olhor .lay k.-IIIiik wliolvaalo fllira ' ,,"rl"1 HOa ovenlnar on No. in. Ills
iiNM-HM-i! iition hl' pnrk. l honk. 0 " ami lirollicr-ln-lnw, Mr. nii.l
r..i...- mush Hi".. Inii.lcnl orriirr.'.l. : ,rH- Kmo-nio. will oi-ooiiipany Ih.'
llllrlnir Hie li.nr..r,-m"m"-
nff of Hie map.' A,r- IHaliop wna an otnployp ot
he Ju.Ikp rp- tlio Morrl.inn-Kn,nn(in p.impiiny.
iirovp .l Rll.'lkal ti-""- '" - 1 1
ipppninry hoIhp. lyvvvvvvwvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvw
i our itonor,
hcIiooIh and circulating libi-nries.
Wllh the crowth of tho Inditfe.)
oiih or native church and the
t raining of u native leadership,
we naturally tools forward lu th
time wlien the Kiiiilauee from fo--el,n
or oillslde nolm-ey will bo
IORPAT, !!honia (AD
Search for tin secret library of
KffPhin lnitffiiaffeft dallnf? hnvh
as far as the fourth century.
Many of ihewe had been lakeni
.Moscow by the Greek, prineesx,
Sophie I'ahiefdoR'i at the lime nhe
b.-eume the bride of Ivan Jll.
Ivan the Terrible In'canie oh-
Ksed with the Men that efforts
"('olleife,' say the yonntr bloods.
all of these. There Is no douUt , Ivan IV. known as "the Terrible,"!
that outdoor sports have mnde men j has been taken up by the soviet wore belli?? made by nil the world
wunt to pet away from the dull, I aut horllies in .Mowcow. ucconlln;r ( to rob him of his treasures, espe.
lurk, unromantlc colors In clothes. lo word received hero by descend- chilly lils library, and it was on
nuts of Doctor I'liul Weiili-rmann, f this account that he concluded t.
Also, the daunt lews Trluco certainly
has made the men of these Viillrdja clergyman of horpal; who or If?
States forget ihe Ih'dnration of In
dependence. True, too, the college
boys are koUIuk the styles for their
ffi-undfathers na well as their fath
ers. Itut perhaps most true, wln th-! his relutiv
remove the honks to a f?real dmt
Kcon beneath the Kremlin walls
fo. .safe keepiiiK-
iuallv nturled the litslt some
years ago. '
lUH-onm Kopi ., i-r. rosier- j Arror,np to tradition the sec-
mann wnicn are in possession 01 : i.i.iin i m-ieeie-i i.v ivim -
siniw that the library I
pi..
was known to but few at the time
or n man will confess or not, cloth-i now heinj? sought consisted rhiof- ; ani no jjrani was Kept of tho
s make personality ami personui-
tnnde
essa ry.
The
j H inpii ! j. ' j lit ! i i ' 1 1 1 ! j location.
was Ihe reply, "I
have lost my bal
le of"
caseH h
W.-ll, air." aal.ll
Hip Jh.Ikp "p.-onlp J
ofti'll Iosp whole t
without niakhiK ao in.ipli
illK'tii'liatipp hh that." '
.vhelUal a.lli.Hl.le.l. f
5IKh Sweet: "Wlicro 'run I find I
ICtllcOHtS?" ' $
Ii'IniieuiilLee "Vnn ittlolil li v 1 1 1 1 i
Y
Your Yardstick
enrto depart nicut,"
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"Vou make me so angry! storm-
nl Mm, N to her Iiusband after the K
eompidiy had left. "Why do you
itiniMt on Hit t in it on tho piano stool
all evening? Everybody knows you
ean'l play a tnde!"
"Nell her run anybody cine while
I'm Hilling there," explained Mr. X
I' lucidly.
THE story of man's progress is written daily on tho
printed pace in messages from all cornel's of the
globe.
page in messages
Only history can measure it.
REAL ESTATE
; I lea ul It til five-1 on m liom
T" ! three lotH Mt t he corner of
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V avenue. 'Hearing fru!t
Ireos, fine shade trees, blooming ;
flowers and fine lawn. garag-. '
bath, city water, elecirie light. -i. i
and fine garden. Kvcryt hing in
first class f-omlillon. I'riee
$.100 rash, $:(.ri per month.
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IIII.ICi: IS AN AI-IVXI.I.INti 111
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A m av i-rxTsi-:.
t'urnier: "tley, there, now coiu-mv'
yon to be up in my cherry tree, by
heck"'" IX
Small ltoy: "1'lense,
fell out of an airplane. '
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Yet tlio progress that concerns you most the hotter
talcums, tooth-brushes, shoes and" automobiles that can
' Rive you daily satisfaction you can measure as you
read. '
Advertisements are your local yardsticks. They tell
of the now and tho best your own dealers carry.
If you road the advertisements, you can buy wares
that repay your confidence wares widely advertised
because widely believed in. Moreover, by helping you
select the new, economical and best today, the adver
tisements help you save for the new and best tomorrow.
ilioc's iii tin- ranks of lioino-ownors. A sound piiuvi)titmiSn"k" rtv,,p wl" 1,0 "' "c,'n"
....... 11 tllur rniltt irnlil iii'flmft Itiir oil I ir. I A
tlds summer If prediction.'! , t
J!u.b.,l !f ,,., i ..r 1 1 .. 1 .numerous gobi
in' which to live makes for .substantial citizonshin nunv
sxmAy ...an anylhin"; dsc, save fuinilniont of the bono
desire to own a homo. '
i The home-owners and potential home-owners constitute
thi stnmjr bulwark of public protection against the radical
mvcmentH imivnted from Kumpo antj which are foundeJ
on; envy tf the success which it is possible for carnal
work-in to achieve in America. These radical movements
nr as certainly directed with intent to ruin tho small
investor as the Inrfre. Were it possible sentimentally to
separate the interests of tho minor and major 'property
owjiei-s it could not bo done practically. In reality all of
ouj' people rise or fall together and all are equally pro
tected by tho same laws. Unfortunately people who have
not not acquired their homes may bo deluded into another
l-efcf. All tho more reason, then, that we j?ive full credit,
a) President Coolidpe does, to the veal estate profession
thQt is ho potent n factor in extending the ranks of home-ou-jiers
and cwseqncntly auuDienting the mi miters of hijrh-
of n new low -water mark
lei-ialtxe, ncoording to old time
prnspectoiH living In this vicinity.
IZniiy spring weather conditions
nnd other Indications not usu
nlly enconnlertMl arc believed
forecast an extremely low water
mark.
At one time placer mining
along the Hnake river was cov.
stderahle of an Industry, neeoi d
UK to residents of this district,
many of whom were actively en
ttaged In the work. Hold, in
varyiUK degrees U known to ex
1st in the river sands although
much or It Is of such fine itrttn
tbut It is nearly impossible to
mine it. t 'ourser metal, how
ever, has been found along the
river bottom and with the low
water mark predicted, it Is believ
ed that ninny expeditions wi.l
t lrn toward I he Snake river.
deal's an attempt was made
lo mine i lie river bottom with
the aid of diving suits and dyn
amite. 'I'h In project was aba 11
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Let the advertiwements keep you alert, progressive.
Let them help you save.
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On second street. , Cood foy -
' room liouse and large corner lo:.
garden, ptrawberrb'S. ete.
$:ioo, $:iiia yash, per momh.
' Some fne building lots In weM
pnrt of La Clraii'le, niar Htange'n
new home.
PYRAMID LAND CO.
Mnlu T.-
F. N. Foul. !. Ii. Hpitj,
W. If. Iti-rry
llon.lPil Il.'uUora
HOX STATIONEItV
Special
Siihirdny and Sunday
Wcsnlni' rifc at
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Pre scb tt Drug
Company
The New Drug Store
Telephone Main G3
, Cor. Fir & Jeff.
. AirnarVcan
live on less, .x
o-fter. he's married
T-he:W. to. '
MARR1KI) OU HIN
flLK, you can't afford In
pay out your money nnd
not - know just whom
and how tt is spent.
And you can't afford .
to take chances on hav
ing to ,pay the same bill
twico, either,
A Checking Account
nt this ltnnk Is the only
businesslike way to
spend money.
When you ray ry
Check you write your
own receipt no chancs
for any disputes over
Mils, and you always
know where every, dollar
goes.
PAY - HY
Tt Is safer
convenient.
CTTKOK
and more
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duned,