La Grande evening observer., July 14, 1924, Image 4

Monday. July 14, 1924.
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' THE ItlGHTKOUS shall Inherit Ilia lund. und dwell there
in forever. Tho lnw of his God is In Ills hcurt; nouu of his
tops ahull slide. I'slum 37:29,31.
THF ni.n HOME TOWN
By BtaiUey
jy " yiissTs---
hmthc la. mays miu rill H j&frJ&r it? "when wuttnl,
gJ55yJveuw:i y .3aMiwTWiirrmeJ-.' ''ra scrub tSIt ,
Aitstrian Courts Give Divorce
From Slovlo Struck Wives
VIENNA. (AP) The movies
figured here recently in two di
vorce cases, in one lnntiinco the
husband accused his wife of luiv
ing neglected her home over her
cruze for seeing Ihe movies, and of
having maltreated her children
a result of having seen cruel form
of punishment In the movies. The
wife denied being influenced l,y
the motion picture drama, lm( tlu
divorce' was nevertheless grunted.
In the second case a merchant
complained that he could no lung
er urroriMo eat in restaurants ttml i
hotels, because his wife had the'
movie craze and- neglected cooUlni:. j
housekeeping and her husband. In!
this case, too, the court grained e !
divorce, and purl Iclllarly staled
(that tlie defendant "had seriously ,
neglected her household fl ill l.-F !
through the freiiuentatiou of tin !
theatre and movies." '
EsoereT BOBBINS SAVE ONE
I OF Mis old suits to tw.e PORTEfc
AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL
"Hurrah, Boys, Hurrah
It is a part of the passing sliow to witness Ihu Deinu
cratic ardor for the newly-nominated candidates. Satur
day when Governor Pierce was in La Grande he - hud to
f'inclv, himself to lineup with the proper enthusiasm over
mention of the party's candidates. Dr. M. K. Hall, a
Democrat of long standing and" considerable prominence,
happened into the city on a short visit, and he too, seemed
to hie, having difficulty in getting the usual hurrah off
for, Davis and Bryan. Frank Smith was about in the
same, predicament and Frank is enc of the faithful. Then
cameMr. Pilliam, president of the Eastern Oregon Light
and Power company, who is u double-distilled Jefferson
follufer and always ready to battle for the party of his
ini"i4lirv. hnl. evi'ii Mr. Pillium' fresh from the home slate
Follctle, could not let the campaign yell for Davis
Bryan roll very evenly from his tongue.
bt in line, boys, and step up. In time you will get
the ving and by coaching each other for a while you will
rll lib able to sing the campaign songs and give Hue lusty
"huirah" before, election day.
s. - A .; I . . .
OFFICE CAT
IRAQI MAKH
BY JUNIUS
let the country ulonc.
I Many a star, blinded liy I In
,glarn of the Bliolllghl, now slls mi
a coiner, wearing smoked glasses
and huldlng out u tin cup.
i "f.iisli, I illilu't nalUe Jiu-k a-
so llglil lMroii'.M
"M."'
1 ' -I he iilher ilai he lolil me' lluit
In' lliul lost Mime iiiiiney (liroti'lh
llm-Miililil anil roine lo rinil out
lif Iriiil a kiiiii hhit-iiiarliluc thai
cliflli't wiil-k."
I ....
"Wuiiliil Nurse roe lill.Ii.
iivrr IS yearn old." Terra Haute,
lllil. Trill.
...
, Invi'sditnii i No(i.
'"I'he liHill (lilil i'ellnws mi- rr-H.
UZ lots in (lieir iiuitelery for Sin
I'aiii. Tins Is ihi nliniillxe iMir-
) tuin." Xoriii .liiilsoii, liul. .News.
11 Im i-llihiii'd tluit women lllivc' In the latest addition to "Who's
eeivlMMl rille illl'llieOee ill (Kill- Through in America. " there can In
til's. All ill' them lire nut like Hie aililed the names of Fall, AlcAdou
lady Him liriiiiilil Inline her hiilliit and Datlgherly.
In show lii'r htihauil linw she
iili'il,
Spirit of Man Grows
JtarlM-lurn r:ip
nowii -
A'tiilr ol'l iiiiiitlii rip
llilVi' lii-WII.
ln-ji Another Nunic Into I'oHtl-
,rul Mfrr." said u lii-allhn-. Hut U
ilKii't trlnK ilonc any morn. Tiicy
what (iif-y have just plati oil on IiIh clot hi 8.
Ktiropo may havti a fiiu-r nl
turt?, hue she hasn't out liijjli Um
KXCe of fllvvcrlzullon.
A rt-altnr Ih just like nn onllnary
man. except I ha he; I ti in Its of cow
pacturt'H In tiTins of ultiirls.
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS
Iteuutirul rive-rooin lionie ami
three lots at the corner of Kir
and Y avenue. Hearing fruit
I rrea, ftno 8tia!o trees, bloom inf?
flowers uml fine lawn, Kurac
bath, city water, electric
am fine Karik-n. Kverythii
flirit cluisa condition. VvctiJf,iO'.
500 cash, $25 por month
On
room hou
aoxl 10,
$!)U0, lo
VIST. SMALL
-second street j
BOYS'
, ri.0TiiiN(;
REDUCKD
25
July
Entire Slock of
LADIES SHOES
UKDIKED
20
Clearance Sale
Every Article In The Store
REDUCED
from
to 50
10
what they
riKiiralite t preeh N pieiiltiti'.
.IiinI bna,lne it tiirl In evening
I'lnllii'M ivnlly lim-;lihi up lirr
Wvv
Muney may not Ih
i vit, but Hlll-e h; atu:
tout.
1 he root of all
It' ll of a k i h)(.I
,amii.vii-: has ;t 'ontsi:s
HAl.KM, Ore. There nro thf -C
wavs In which Henator Itobert'M.
ljLl'ollelii could have IiIh name mi
t he ballot in H'ckoii at t he , No
vember election.- accord. );. 1 to! h
Rtulement Ksped tiy the HljAe. t)
pari nient. ! . 1 i o i 1', '
lie could he ' noiuifiared ; FiV
Mnyfie tin- f.viybiK that tlnic
money coiuea from Ihu lac
both fly.
preUeiU.,hy the. 'IniliyliJiia.L elu-;
Itnr" imhntl,' which jri'itnlriTt iM
llm. f;ng ora j..J.U),KjiJi' il,j f -t
l hull" 'y ' '"l"t". Containing jlgiiil
lures eiiuul to tliree per cenl of rtii
IlllereMill'r lle.'lillll':.
Illlsliss "I liope .villi fllllllil that
l.uiel liilere'llie.:, Air. I'llMeivsnM."
;ne.-.l "Well, I must ruiifess II
..Jtull'l ...,it.. ... I.., u,i.... ,.u II...
Two years nyo man climlicd lo'iene,- mhiiiw h it in n a miuk-
iiiark."
nuiil:i,is ihen i :ns
es, ll'ey play lah .lnllgg
STr ' I'Viiucis Youii,rliusl)iifl believes Hint Ml. KvoiimI
Will j yet ho climbed, lie predicts his view on the prnptiKi
tioujthnt mini grows in wisdom and stature while the inoiiii-
taiii; remains the same.
Si7,0j)0 feel on the shoulder of Everest. A month njjo a
hcilit of 2K,ll()0 Tcet was Kaiiud. Though the expedition
failed to attain the summit, but a thousand I'eel remained.
Solilje one will climb that last thousand feel. The top will
ci minium lo challeiiL'e Iiecmisn "it is ilu.iiv" A ilebiiiiniie is u ,i,init lailv lm
,i. .... Nleens till liliiruiie;, ili'lnks ten all
ino argument wiucii bir a rancis presents is lo;rieal, lie mii.iii. ami -walks iiiukani:
citcfi how 21,000 feet was the" record of man's ascent 1 V."- VV " " .Vf "' ""' "" ' '""
mountain climbing 40 yeai-s ago. A score of years ago he j ' . , .
had; reached 23,000 feet and has been gaining ever since. w" "on.i. r ir many rooks dmr?
The. progress has been slow but it has been steady. Alan illig'tJX'riike'mie'of h!'''rn,,!iiy
lias adjusted himsell to the conditions presented, lie hasi''y
cliHijged us' he found change necessary. That many have
fniltfl and some have been killed docs not discourage others.
Thele are men ever ready to attempt what has never been !
flout ,
I -is this ambition lo do something that has never been ' ".'iV.-"'"
(lout thai has lifted mankind from savagery to the pres- "Weil, mv ire ri i a i..n- imir
cut state of the race. Climbing Ml. Kve.est is but one Z.Z7H-,'fnV tX."M- """ '
jimiHicsiauuii in im utsuc lor aciiivvoiiiuiil. lho mass
of tlie ol'foit ban been diroclod in nuno practical channels !;
rnrtjwitn a nunc direct-Iwannir on everyday life but all
cf has been prompted by a dosiro lo further man's power
ovei physical forces. The physical forces remain constant.
It is"7iiAn who df;tnes. As'man is altered in the direction
in wiucii his ambition reaches the impossible becomes possi
ble. Til is the spirit of man which grows with the ar,e of
the Sace.
voteii cant for governor at thir IiihI
previous election. He, could alwoj
be nomlnntcil ut u tral herinc k) I
' ion nr more elrclnrn avaernbleil
lor I liul purpoHp, '
1 'Ihe third melhud wuuhl I-
I iiomlmitlnn by it. polll leal' parly
convenl leu. T Torut fneh a pa'rtv
hntvever. It Wiilltd be necrH'iary In I
tiliH with the tecretary of Ktaie
pel II leii.s conlalnlliK hIkiiuI ur.-H I
fepl esi'lll llir five MT Ci'lll of t he
viito ciisi nr repicH'-ntat Ive In run-
Ki'i'ttf tit Ihe I a Hi prevloUK K''i'ral I
election.
In 1 lie old ilayM, making fact
wjih simply making faccn. Now It '
Is e:ilh'(l n-'rl-'-ierlnw eiuolien.
A "Radius' I Sale Ellds V men s I
r ii i iiiini i if n iiai i titi u j iiti ajik
rYTu rv miI r.ilfl
I 1 nilrXllrtV I Hnnrf ClnlhM I II
A i I I ZrJ I l
IP mm: ii K l jl i l.il.T r tn I II
-Gooii foil- I U I .1111 V I 7K7 I
ufand lW corn,, In:.t I UB U I I S J I tmtXJ U I II
iden yTuwherrles. etn. I I . V I I 4 -7.1 I ' II
u cusmj per moniii. II 1 II I III. I I II
Some linn Jtihlins lots in west II II
purt of l.aiy1'un(lG near Stuns'o II I II
new hoinVT j" '
PYRAMID LAND CO. I - I y
Main 795 ! " f S ssssssssassssssssssssssssssssssssssssisssaassssi mmmm
P. N. Ponl, C. Ii. Uerrj, i , I
' Grand Ea FORD BATTERY L
; c.g , ?1g 5Q .yr
They Arc Xe Iicsl! 10,1 '
$1 I I' '. CAKS W1TH X
i i - J jrl bUCS o-Voll Mni'ilni; nml lilKliliiiie Slyj
J mS K-A-lt-l-tl-S . S
jTn, i mi Perkins Mlot6r Co.
Win. If. Laytlen, Mfr.
Is C7 Mafliuim Km.. LINCOLN - 1'OlUr- 1'UltllKON
Madison, Ave. , ., . K((lvll. .,. . ., l-honn Slnli, BUU'
i JULY IfiTII X ! 1
s . n ,
i a j ii
I IX i i
n R T H n Tl
! Il l k I fill
j CUNTS Cl.OTIIIKKY I X"
I The Stun wljh a t'oiLM-lcnce .
. i
W I
Inn II
1X1 STORE
A M;i;s;tehii:i llN hoy wjih cii rrh-il ,
ii in M- liniii his Ii filial in a rtonil, ',
bul now Im- In s il'e and I lu t e weeliu
ah ad wit ii liitt hatha.
It utU;ht ) a root! lliin-; In ha
'Illie delegates must have imaiiioit that they were
ed JUitcs senators and therefore bound to "disagree.
! --- -.
(Joolitljro's liirllitlny IhhukIiI liim ,r),oiio curd.;. '
hre oine (liawlmclis to hoinjj piosicU-nl.
I 1
Cluucrcil IccImincs
?J)ulay . t the ItTinan
illlVreH.I
SiHllll AllH-ii
WellM
i ii r. w
JUST ARRIVED,
New Slock of
l'I KK (UIM KL'UUKR DIVING CA
l'ricc 15c lo $
RED CROSS DR
if (n
ALE
TUB i;ndi;rsk;ned will sell at public auction, on tiik old
JOHNSON l'LACK ONE AND ONE-HALF MILES EAST OF THE LONE PINE
DO XFACTORY, COMMENCING AT 10:30 -A. M., ON
WEDNESDAY
For Sale
ll (HIIIIH.
ti linished
eondiliitn.
ae $:iu
t'H!tA(H i.W ). Vu II" lee-
limn, otrovldei( he- Ium mu iivithki'
routij mid a iltHtrihullm; 'b-tri-torylln
the reNidenliiil ilUirhi,
nhourtieiM t tt o .tniiM of Ice fi Mlay
rurrjiiir each piece a dltiiiue 01
6' Ijet, accm dlnir lo a Ktirv.-y
touiile(t by Ihe Nalhuial Ansociu-
tlOH id" lee ItldUHl l ies.
ThlNC! pultildH of lee me
dtvldid u in on ir approxlinalily 8
rufrl(('ratorM. Itie miii- ey hIiou.
und tin field tr in k- cox ei
Ut) llferHjce illNlaiiee of I o llllb-.i.
An, abllily to Miami the phynl.
nil fjjriiiu. at a thrent of Impalr
Inff lLatth, bother (he leeman lew
thuntn kecphiK .on whetiule, tne
awiuiTuttoii which I endeav
oring to put lee rollleH oil the
(jttiuel UhmIm of -punctuality tin Ihe
trunHfiortaUon pyMtentK. '
"Tu Ivciiiuh'm K'',,''"', trouble
in keeping on Hcheduled time. b
cnut$ liotmcivl. fs freifurntly thlntt
ktt ih(!'air"vxjtijrt1n urraojf-J
hlU' theli' pel iNhidilet, I
pOSHll-tf CUOtlhtf t'CNUllH.
hiiN u unpack inn) i
leu rhumher. TIiIm In I he ni!
slaiiilliiK- eiiuse nf delii.-d ; r Ir
., "The delivery. Msti iiim hi -- l. .
Iiik n iiiixb b il iuul improved itiel
HOlne tlienih. l IlilVn Ml lirtlllX
pei-feoled . (hell- 8slrli,H llli.l
Wht'illlh rt , are nhilol us ut i iii ;it.
,,s thl,t '" a :isNem:.'r Itmii,
That is our iiim."
Ituslan Worlil Win- (jem-ijil
lilxeii IVusioi, y n, s,u t
I.KMNr.llA!) (AC) - (i, ,
ItrtiNiiutr, who' eomuiaiiilrd 1 Ih
ItuxNiiin iirmy acituKt (he (b rinair;
durliiR H- ttiii lil1 war, Iuim b. . m
(iriinl ti peiiNloa of $ Mi a
nioulh "on account of (he ri.
torioiiH herxice reiHtere.l to the m.
vlet uiiit.n. and iiIho on account or
advancing a.M
ItruiHloff la now over 7: ian
of 11 rc. He took an act ie par:
In Ihe "Vh-vntioii of the bulNhovik
cuvalry und 1111 HI his retirement,
wa.s Ui'hnlcal ml.--or to the U'd
unity. " -
r Veil i'imUii limiii', 4
I'lllH llOIIU' ias pINl H
I'llil- '""I W hi eeerl
l.ai;:e im. 1'rirn t:ik'i
leiin.1 f ltui f.iHh and balance ii1
lelil.
I ht'le An an.- hin'l located Ji;d.ut
ii I e ol city Inn It h on 'uveav.--ii
ue. New II rnuin hoiine, -xeol-'
hnl i;iii,i tticl yniinir flit and
Die 1m;I iHlnule lieeH. Cllce Lm.f ,
tirien h. !
I'acU Ihe .. . ...
j fwiMieru h-i ouin ii(Ui', haMe-,
j im-tll, pa veal Htreet, Ceient Mld.
alh. lai-Ko Int. liox lil. l'l tee
V-
j l'our-Hmm Vme A
I Tei ins $;luu c.'ish
I "" ner mon! h.
t at S',;,
Knuth l,.t
bath, hot
I 'i Ice I Mm.
and balance al
lucludliiK inter
I'our-rnoiM modi i n home, Ml
loniled tor shnps atltl sehnot. The
house In In K"od cnndiHiOl and
Ihe la.Mi and Hhrubhery make IhiK
:i beaut 1 1 'til Inane. Pt Ire :'r00.
A
maiuul:i oh hin-
Ol.li, you can't nfford lo
pay out your money nnd
not know just whore
and how It Is spent.
And . you can't afford
to tnko chaneea on Iihv-
Ihk to pay thu same bill
V tcu, cither.
A (-hwkhitf Account i
nt thts Hank is tho niy
businesslike waw to
spend money.
man can
live on 'less'
oiler, he's married
-Ke Kai to
A
Any dlsiitc
bills. Isnd u
goes. I
l'AYV-r
It Is safer
When you
Check you
own receipt
for
y y
. your
chu n co
i over
atwuya
uvory dollar
CI1KCK
nrnr mora
coil veil lent.
Gco.H.Currey U
"KKAI.TCllH
IUI Estam toaiu
limurautv
JULY IB-
i;d I'uoi'ekty, to-wiiv
9 HEAD HORSES 9
THE. FOLLOWING D10SCKII5ED I'UOI'EKTY, TO-WITj
2 Day (kldinK.yt jcars old, Wl. Dt.'.O
. Each.
1 Day Mart-, G years old, wt. J.'iOO lbs.
1 Sorrel Horse, 7 years old, M. 1100
lbs- , I5y Maraf 6 years old, Wl. MOO lbs.
1 (Jray (Jelclinj;, 7 years old, Wl. 1330, ' 1 Black Jffarc, 6 years old, Wl. 1600
IDs. . ' lu
1 Gray (.eld:n:, C years old, Wl. 1330 1 Soyt-1 Saddle Pony (gentle) 7 years
lbs. . , &ld.
Fara
( ONSISING OF
chinery
10 Extra Horse Collars . ..
X ;i-Scction Harrow . .
1 Vi.n Brunt 16-6 Grain Drill, Seeder
Attachnicnt
1 Monitor, 22-IIosc Grain Drill
2 Wagons, Half Trucks
1 Hay Hack, 1 ('alifdinii Grain Kau
1 DecriiiK Mower and Hake
1 7-ft. Dcciinjv Hinder
1 P. & O. Sulky Plow, t(i-incle
1 P. & O. .'Mini torn TriKjopPlow, 1 1-in. Double Trees and Log Chains
1 John Deere Tractor Plow, :M(ol(oui,5 30-Gallon Gas Tanks "
11-inch. 1 (Gasoline Pump Engine
2 Walking Plows 1 Pump Jack
1 Set Heavy Single Carl Harness 1 Steering Device for 10-20 Titan Tractor
2 Sets Unit Chain Harness
01TIEK ARTICLES TOO NUMEKOUS TO MENTION
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS $10.00 and under, cash. Over $10.00 a bankable note for 3 months
bearing 8 per ccnl interest. 3 per cent discount for cash.
T. B. JOHNSON. Auctioneer
J. E. KEYNOIJJS, Clerk
ED. LEDBETTER,
OWNER