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THE UK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
TH" m n HOME TOWN
Lai Grande Lvenipg Observer
. '! - INUKFENDKNT NEWSPAPER
Published dntlyand weekly at La Grande, Oregon, by th
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GEMlANCE SALE:
By Stanley
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LADIES ALL ORKStf (JOODS Knliie Stock of
LA FRANCE Silks, Voiles, Crepes, ElC MEN'S HATS
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I AM THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIKE.
John li:t
THE BOYS ACROSS -me RAILROAD
TRICK ON E4BERT RLOBItms WHEM ft ?
TWE-C CUT THK ROPE OH TUB HAMMOCK
Welcome, Paul
l .Editing a big newspaper like the Oregoiiiim 1ms no such"
fun attached to it as running a country daily and Paul
Kelty, who for years and years ,has been the faithful chap
who kept the Oregonian's news pages manicured and dolled
op, knows. this is true. . ...
v Recently. he purchased the Eugene Guard, the pros
perous newspaper formerly owned by Charlie Fisher,, do-
..ceased, and henceforth and hereafter Paul Kelty is going
;id become, thoroughly human and cense to primp before
the mirror of Portland influence. ;
Here's our litind, Paul, you'll have a lot' of fun, make
many friends and a few hot enemies. After all, when the
balance is finally struck we believe the country newspaper
man has it over the boys running the big dailies. , Life is
a little, more flexible, and things are a little better in the
smaller cities such as Eugene and La Grande.
j There is such a thing as' wearing down all feeling.
The cattlemen of Oregon have been worn down until they
have np. feeling left and will sand by with gleeful smile
'While the executioner finishes that once great industry.
Twelve dollar hay and five cent steers combine to make
the executioner and a bad one. , . '
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I Over at Kelso a story has been sprung telling of a
k'ight with some' big apes, ' Tut, tut, having 'em again.
The fact is Kelso people looked over their left shoulder
at the new moon and then began their struggle for su
premacy with the new town of Longvic..'. That is Kelso's
big ape.
1 Portland's one-way traffic which is now being talked
Of so much evidently means a continuous stream of money
from the upstate into the metropolis all one way, nothing
coming back.
Advertising Raises the
r Standard of Living
Experts, Meeting at Lon
l don, Hear Interesting
I Addresses Today.
, J.ON'lKrN (l(y fit AvMni litt.-,!
J'rcKH) frJmn'M IK Muomy, vl'-r
prcnlrient u ml lh-tHr of (Irni-rut
lotorH iCorpimitlnn In clmrM'' of
Kxport VonimnlrHt4iltl Mir vnn
vontton of AMo-hitMl AilvortlHlntt
Clulm of (ho Worlrl lodtiy thai n
tulltllndr of lnhinl rial mid mm
tnerulal NtruclmrH uwulti-d louden
who would 'ru vide for worker
notind m-omimtc promnnm t liai
would hasten lie day all had ex
pected with eaee.
"Thi tool are ti nilalde mid
the ltthorer In ready to work." h"
vnld, "Tho need Ih Tor leaderN,
orgHnixeiH wllli inch till and mural
courugo who will plm:r thu tools
In the hundM of t h laborer, tin
anew the lnhoror lo the eti nt of
providing him with toolH nod mu
terlnlH, and 1 1 mi nee the tMtrtuiuw
Of the luhorer'N pruduelH. This
IptidrHhlp intuit "eome out of I lie
ranks of mich men nu mv repiv -srnted
here ul t Ills convention
Thu preHent dav Ih the day of the
ipdtifitrlal and eommerelu) lender."
: Mr, Mooney nnierted advert lr,HK
tmtflt tie count eil un In pluy u
irrrat part In reeonst rue t Ion nod
rehatdlltutlon, heeaiiH" It could he
mad o Important ti factor In dln
trlhutlon. , .
'"The world titty Is Htandtnit 'n
Rrt'mt need of hnvlim Kh dlritillm
tlon Hyntem.s re-created and ie
Vivtried," hf aiild. "Thr produce
tlon fttclllttcM, tilthoiuth womewhiit
Impaired hy the grent Htrefnes lm
poHCd upon them during the wur,
etnnd gen'-ruily ready; men nre
fa per to work. However, markeis
tfro needed for the producin;
jneuns of lacllltnlliiK their ex
clianjfn mn needed. Ttic old chun
ml of dlKtrlliutfon throtiKh which
foods flowed prior to the war are
jfruduully being: rc-e MlabllsheU and
Dew channels, inude necetuiury ny
Iiew political condltloiiH. ure belns
yontruoteU, AdvrtUimf cuu vuix
effecl Ivcly lucreaNe I he il o of
Kiowth of theHo imtloiml tn
(ernullunnl dint rltml ivo hI rum."
M r. Mooney ehuraeterlxed t he
eonenloit um a Nyinhol of co-operation,
an expretvdon of the ctiKer
neHs of the peopleH of (he world
to work together.
"Out of imdcrHlundlmr mid co
operation Itet ween nation, he
twee n pollilral and commcrct.il
lenderH mid let ween capllal and
labor, will evolve the pi-oKi'iun of
rehabilitation fur which people
aro huntfcrluft," he declared.
Kfononilc To itch muHt be nl
lowed free' play, hi said, imlural
economic lawH iiiuhI be respected
and no ImpedlmeiitH Hhonht be
placed in the way or their workitiK
out freely,
"The nation prospers binl," he
added, that lakes ndvantao ut
thewe laws rather than renlHls iheni.
1're.ludlceH very often obscure
economic ImaKluitllon and prevent
accurate economic appraisal."
Alluding to the (ec1opmelit of
the motor car In I he ln.st an year
an an Important Tuctov In economic
and cultural piuKrenH. he miUI It
had proved that what It added nit
nuitlly to the weallh of (lie nation
was Rrealer than Its itnnuiit cost.
AdvertlHlnK has played u cor
reHpondhiH: part In nilHlim Hiand
anls f ItvhiR," he nnld. "it uuik.s
p"op,. want thltiKK. When How
Want IhttlCH they K to W(k lo
et thr money to pay for them.'
Mr. Moom v nred tlio deleutib
to ro forth with the ideal of help.
Ink' to Increase the cumtnrt and
hupplnesn of millions of f;imtlle;t
"Let us driimat lite the worker,"
he added. "Let um create an at
mosphere about him am) about the
leudcrworkcr that will hi sun them
social udvaiilaue. Let un tike
such interest and such part In.
governtncniui and political nrfalrs
as will Insure economic stability
uud prOKress."
Correct this sentence: "My new
maid Ih such a tnanure," declared
the ' womuii, "she ntwuys awvi
under lUu tUgc or IU ruya," .
OFFICE CAT
TRAD MASK
BY JUNIUS
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I Mir would be easy If every man
had nothing worse to worry about
com crnlnic hU past than the theory
of evolution.
Now and Hum is found u man
.who la absolutely fireproof. We
just read ubout u man who has
been struck by lightning three
times and is still pluylng Mah
IJonKff.
"Sijiih fellows can f;ct aua.v
with atiyllilii'. Thci-c't one In our
iii'IkIiIkji-ImmmI," na hi u I .a ; ramie
innn to UH tmlny, "who ilttr it."
"Morals don't ineiiti aiivthlii!: to
him, lie has jm rcjrnnl fur truth
or law. He never llilnl.; of pay
ing a bill. We miw liiiui lake a
two-dollar lal ride wlihont ulvlfiK
the ilrher n pleONttni hwdi. And Hit
driver only looked nt htm find mut
tered Mfmethlng silly. He nn'l
play cards, ur dance, or "hit;, or
fool niviind with musical lust in
uteiitK. Ah n fonversjttioiiiiHst, he's
nuH mid told. He Iiumi'I sliavcd
for weeks. He'd let (he !iniye burn
down before he'd turn In a fire
ularm. He Im-kM oplulniis, i;tcn
on Ibe good n'd prohlTdtloii iiMs-
ion nobody knows nel'iatly wlicn
he Maudsone minrde Ite'i dry mid
the next lies wet.
"Hut I will Miy this for Idiu." the
tiiun ronchideil. "Ho- eon ten of
darn gotHl family. Von ee, lie's
our new baby."
. . j
J un lua wonders If l.u Grande
will liuvo u HAMi;ilALI. train next
year.
In Ihe early il'ijii of the e mi
lium tben were no hotel. Mo wt
mititrally presume thathe firat tun
uas u cave-Inn.
They are talking about ttolr hi
the next Olympic giimc-i. Why nut
Include radio, also, Aiucrcun
would be sure lo win.
OLM HI T MILL ,OOI.
What uas alt that racket In tli
burber shop?"
'thio of Ihe barbers was shaving
nlmself and hied lo talk hlius- lf
lulu having a 11 m sun re loo."
At (hat. oii necr mi a innn un-
buttoning Ids c mid loosening lus
hell to pay n compllnieiit to a din
ner prepared with 11 can-opener
in;.iti at thi-; rosToi'Tiri-:.
t'UNionier: "Any mall for me to
day?" ,
I'lcrk: "Nt 11 bll."
t 'USt outer: "Thai's just 11 s well
befit use I haven't linn to read It
anyway. "
Trafrtc Hides for Airplanes
To lrfSN4ni ('dance of Collision
LONDON. (AI1) r- ItUleS UK reed
on by the Ilrltlsh, Helgium uud
Dutch governments to minimize
risk of collision between airerufl.
liavo been Issued by tbo ulr inln- i
istry.
I These provide that every pilot
when flying on a compass course
shall, whenever It Is safe and prac
ticable, riy on (ho right of the
straight line adjoining the point ot
departure and point of itrrivul.
When an aircraft ts flying beneath
cloud. It must keep nt u fair dis
tance below tho cloud base In or
der lo seo and be seen.
When a pilot decides-to follow
a route which is officially recog
nized or constats of a line of
ground marks, hn should bear In
mind that tho risk of collision with
another' aircraft following , the
jsame rouio is consiueruoin; rivery
jpllot therefore following such n
; route shall endeavor to keep It at
least 3u metres on his left.'
Mvery pilot who decides to cross
any route ho Is following sbjill jJo
so ut right angles and o high uu
circumstances penult. (
If he cuaies Germany stUK- it
, doesn't mean (hat he stifforeH..' in
(he war, but only thul tie spi
l idieu in marKM.
ul ije specu-1
,. Btlll,.T..IIio caltbttKe sliipll .'1wj-,mi. J
honrdlnff housn Ih no worse tliiwi '
Ihm In tho Hmokor. ' .
Your Films Need Our
Attention ;
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us fur lefinishiiitf.
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mhe hai to
MAURI ED OH RIN
Oll1!, you can't afford lu .
pay out your money and
not know just whore
and how It Is spent.
And you can't afford
to tuko chances on hav
ing to pay the samu bill
.wlcc, cither.
A Checking Account
at this Itsnk Is the only
businesslike way to
upend money.
When you Fay ey
Check you write your
own receipt no chance
for any disputes over
bills. And you always
know where every dollar
govs.
PAT UT CHUCK
It la safer and mom
convenient.
25 Per Cent 25 Per Ce,lt "
Final Clearance of AH t$ M AKMI 1JR Entire Line of
LADIES SUITS AND V$ iSSMT BOYS CLOTHING
coats fmwm w0m 1 Keduced -
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I ALL LADIES SKIRTS H . if--'Jttl K LU1 ur wii s sins
. . , 1 n f, f$Wm-- Good Style - Good Quality
.Reduced (rom ' . , ; J; MwM' ' $19.75
15 to 33 l-.TA j 8 8 IrlxrVl ' ' Sale Price
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JULY 17 M (A JULY 17 . ,
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