La Grande evening observer., July 17, 1924, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
Thursday, July 17, 1924.!
1
lj a Grande Evening Observer
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THE Ml U IT OF TUB SPIRIT la love, Joy, peace. Ion-,
suffering-, gentleness, goodness, fullh, meekness, lcuiicruncv
against such the re Is no Iuwa Gul, C; 22, 23.
i
Our Pioneers
. Spftly sing the old, old sune. Gently let memories'
coverings fold around the old boys and girls who today are
jnce'tiiig in the city park in the annual pioneer reunion,
for-the ground they tread upon is hallowed ground, the
thoughts they think today are solemn thoughts emanating
from those who have given their, lives to reclaim a won
derful country,
i
JAh wo hustle along the commercial avenues of life, as
we elbow each other in business and hasten from our daily
tasks to enjoy what, we call recreation, it is but proper
to think of the long campaign of toil and hardship which
maj'ked the life of every pei-son who today gathered around
the! long dinner table to live again the scenes of early days
in Pregon.
' Yes, the pioneer is passing, lo be sure, but with the
'passing of the earthly body will not go those cherished
thoughts of their work, their deeds of valor, their self
sacrifices. No nation like America can ever Forget the
Jjiorjeer. , Jle.cqupjes. a place., in,, the hearts of all. i
Wheelers Popularity
Making a hero of Senator Wheeler of Montana will be
an all-summer's job now. When he made his stand against
Attorney General Daugherty he became the national figure
of his paily which elected him to the senate. Then he
went through prosecution supposed to be inspired by Re
publicans and came out of it in very good shape. But
Wheeler's career was not to end no suddenly, for now he
has boiled the Democratic parly and has announced his
allegiance to La Kollelte. Naturally from party politics
standpoint Republican managers will soften toward Wheeler
when he attacks Mr. Davis as being the "tool of the house
of Morgan and a disciple of Wall Street," so the Wheeler
popularity will continue all summer, provided such a move
as he has just made can be called popular.
OFFICE CAT
TRAOC MMK
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BY JUNIUS
IitiMt wrk Hi' lioy emju-ror.
Italian Tuiik, m-Wvcd hLs firs,
j foreign v Nil or, ICiiliiiiilraiiaiti Tu
j Krt utitiinpunktl !y the CIiIhcm
i fKM't, XKaiiK Slilao-4io. Tin- uuunN
al tin fcalo Moiim-i1 tli rr.-.l or
lliu nljtlialM'l,
I.oiif? walking HkirlH an unM tu
III' iJailKiTUUH lo WOlllt'l): lllll tl"V
'art? mil, lii'i'iitiHc (he women won't
wcur llicm.
GOVE PEOPLE
uniiRM nrATM
UU 1 UL1IN
Carrying Out the Plan
We notice that Highway Engineer ISaldock at a meet
ing in Pendleton this week announced the improvement of
the Oregon Trail from Pendleton eastward to Emigrant
Hill, which means resurfacing, widening the highway and
putting it in proper shape for extensive use. P.ut the most
imrkii'Lant thinir iiniiniinred lo tlio Pendleton neonle was r"r '"'b "' '"" "I"" '
the nurchase of a tract of twenty acres of land on the ffl". !!X". : Senator McNary Home
rut inv ouiiiinui puaauu
. liaiilirey Ic:c, m'io Is ninety,
rsan tlif a lo In. '.nippy Is lo
lanuli ul yoiirM'ir. It pl iimw
oilier, loo.
Oiici- In a will If you find u pen
ny In Hit' IiihL ycar'H Hull, hut ini.(
oT I he tim llnTc'8 nothing ex
cept oiti ticket lit u lis.
0 a
Horn rliiuucil :laves aii not
Have yon ever nolfccil thai mi"-
fii I men an usually ha'H .'
I Certainly, (hey coinr unt on lop.
! r
' Heaven m u hi-anllrnl jilac
hut we iiiIkI'I- j'lJit a.s wi-ll tlo a
little pri'paratory work liy fixin.;
up tlio 1'ilie.i la whirl we live.
-
One l-t Cra nde man (livi-l-
evi-rylhinir with hia wife, flfly
liily. ih- tfivf ln-r hit v-aiH a
week ami !(' i a $00 for liiniMi-ll'.
Tlit-Hu "cMfluraitcc t st" iiiitkf
tllllt; tinpi t'HKioii 'on u lunn wlr.i
Iiuh hi-cii liuviny hit; ti-i'tli wui'k'-U
on. . .
Sol mt of tliOHi- dollar u year
iiK'ii siTtii to liavo ahuul ten year:;
coming tu llicm hut n1 In wugr.s,
i . .i mm. ..i. rn,.i r I?
Anderson from the Liv
ing, Caused Sincere
Grief.
CdVi:. On-. (Spi-iliil) Slluir-IKrii-r
is f' M liy II"' Miiiny f rl lnlM In
li'ov; of II. K. AiuKthon who wns
(killitl niciilly. Mr. Aniliimm
lor many yrai-K u ri-Kblriit or I'tiv
'iiihI won On Htnc-ri' n-Kiinl of 111'
t'lilirtT ('(iiiiiiiuiiity.
i AtisH l.iin Itirni'll of llnlirr. Ii
a khisI al lio or limn
Mrs. Nrllli- It- Marlill.
! Mr. ami Mrs. o. l.uml, II. I.iini!
anil Mr. ami .Mrs. TJios. 'I'owli' liuv
Jjust ri'liirnrd rroin nil inili.l'r al
i'walliiwii Ijiki-. Whili' tlwri- l!-
niailo a d ip lo ! I.aki'. nlioill si-v-
i n mill's ahovi' Wallowa UilO'.
The ilanci' on Saturday nlglit.
ulvi-ll for Hie brni'flt of tlio chi.Try
picki'rs was a luro succi'ss. TIiitu
wurc many iH'oplii from out ut '
town urrsi-lil. c, ,
Misses Oi'rlruilo and 0ml Klcki'r
of I'Vui-wiilrr. wi'rn illnniT kui-kIs
ut llm homu of Mr. and .Mis K,
(,'onli'y.
.l;s 1'iinsy Vim llousi'ii of A 1 1 -ci'l.
wus u koi'SI at thu Klackluml
ItrollHTS lioini'. ri'i'i'iitly. c
Many Covf ihoiiIo fni In lliu
hills SiiiKlny looklnjf fur hmiilc.
bi nli.s. Thu siliily si'i'llis tu lii"
pl.-alinil I Ills yi'ar. '
Krv. J. W. Hlayloil In al holm'
uKuin. ufli r siirmllnK a toiipli' of
wii'ks lit ArlliiKliin.
Kcv. K. Ii. I'osl i-xrhilllKi'il pul
pits with llii' ininisli'r ' ut ltalar
Sunilay.
I'lins. Iii'lluns li-rt last wi'l( for
WashlllKtoll. wln ri' In- will lio ,n. '
nairi'il in (hi' wii'-at Iiiu'vi-hI.
Mr. anil Mrs. .1. M, ltolit!!'ts-ir . .
Tncomn, in-'' Kin-a'H ul tlln lioluu of
Mr. anil Mrs. J. I'-. 1 1
Mr. ami Mrs. William Johnson or
I'orllanil; who haw la-rn kui-sIs ul '
thu honii of Mr. anil Mrs. O. I.uinl
liavo ri.'ltii'111'il lo, Ihi'lr hoino.
If l.'rnnii' (,'i'ls unythlni;, or
fours,' liosi' who riiniliilnn hrr -mi'llioils
will rufiiiiu to share In
Ihi! illviili nds. J -' ""
highway where trees will lie planted, a hike will bo made
and a beauty spot on the great highway will be developed.! A ; K,(lr ,:l
When Governor Olcott asked the legislature to pass a;iuirti-ii.
law cmiwwcring purchase of land for such purposes along J
1110 Hlgltways Ol UlUgOll seventl years ago mu plan was ,, In our m iv linn of rani! fur- imuuniiT In Hah m. Thu si naloi
to save the timber snots and not allow nature's wealth of."1""" '"'I. "u"b-h. ami so BrrV,.,i in saioni shortly art.r
S.M.IIM. On-. (AI". lllil-d
Stall's Si-nator t'luirh-s I.. MrNur
ri'turni'il Wiiilni'Sday from Winii-
inlrri'Sl -inglon llllil will suntl must of lii-
I I., i. l. J..l J II .. T1..I.1....1. U .1 -l. .'... " ... o.ioni uiiii nun -..d.
ueauty to iiu urauujiu mi. uhiuui:k una tiuunuu tuu iill-i "liccniiM'," iipliiil !ln- puHsllii- i,.ft iinmiillatily for a visit o
porlitnce of this and will build in Eastem Oregon one 0f 1 1""'"". '"" " "iiniis . mu n.o , r,.n, ,lor,., pr !,.,. no ..
' .. . . . , , . .. ... . . 'inui'h nr-rcr-iinj Hi'hool days In p,.,.,.d to rntuin to Suli iu in tin'
those pretty parks which future generations will admire u. .ouniry. wi,.n ihu tia.h.r ',,,1,1,11,. r ti. artimoon.
and for which there will be thanks to those who looked ll;"ln,'1, """ ho',u fur ! r
aiicaa
i'lu liny sliiiHl on thu liiiiiiinu; ili'ck,
WIh'iht nil tlio lil lllttl fltil.
The I,;idy of the Snows has let it be known that she j11!;:, (Tko illT.1 Mrk'
will loci Hiigniod 11 sue also is not inviica lo inc luuca
conforence on the Dawes plan. .
The three white Indians brought to this country from
Panama for scientific observation arc probably not related
lo the good Indians we used to hear about. x
Greenwich Village can't compete with Paris. It is in
the doldrums today because visiting delegates did not show
up in its cafes and pretend to be delightfully wicked. '
If he's married, you can't toll whether he smokes a
pipe because he is an outdoor man or is an outdoor man
because he smokes a pipe.
Probably McAdoo regrets now that he threw over
profitable client so unceremoniously. '
It nilKlit he Haiti that the I'rliHi-:
of Wah-H l rlwlil tlu-ri- wln-n II j
cuiiii'H to the "throw down." !
I
It Im ivally too had Dial a har-
Imt can't (HI In advance whuMipr I
or not n wuinnn - will look well ,
wllli hohh'il hair. 1 tut ullrr all'
what ilirri-ri'iUM' wnuhl It inak" j
lie wouldn't tlari cxprt'Hi a po.1
Itvi opinion. I. t-t a harlif-r t ry j
triliiif; a woman that h)h wouldn't j
look well wll It hohhrd hair and
ti'M li'iirn In u ininuti- t hat his
opinion dldn'l amount tu nnudi.
A omir woiiiitfi of our nripialni- I
mutt drrhic linillf as; Oik mm ut 1 1 ,
riHHii foiilaittln u w a r tl I o l j
tin nk. I
"Will llayH Is a honn--lovcr."
h;uh our or thoc artich'H oT rti-
IMIIIIKKI'UK'lll WI'IU'CH, httl Olll' pull
Iiik down I In- salary dial Will do.'H
could easily make a home thai
;invitu would loxc
FLY SPRAY
Fly Spray, will kill t hose
flics, so wliy tolerate
them.
Half l'iitl
Tint
...r)0c
...73c
Moon
Drug Co.
l'roinpt and Free
Delivery
.OhflrD oractice
has cat ofP many
a man's chance
io SLLCCPPcl "
Don't let tlio other Fel hi v
talk yon out of jour rroji
money.
It Is Hie result of n ulioic
year'.s lianl work nut I ik
Mich Klmiihl be taieftiliy.
hpenl mid eaivfiilly InvesloU.
W'la ii you neetl any inl
vlet or eounsel on riiiam ial
itiattei'S feci free I o va 1 1
iiHiii any ineinbrr of tills
hank. : ?
This Is ti regular part of
our service anil Is yours for
Ihe iisklnu:- I
.
lhery Imtneli of our hank
is rim for your personal
convenience In liankiiiK,
We soliell your aet'ouul.'
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n
m
Summer
REDUCED
.25
All Silk
DRESSES
One Third
OJf
ALL SW HATERS
D
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3
Wilt
BIG YANK
WORK SHIRTS
each
each
&
''SI! ITS AND COATS
Kediited
: 50
t -
Hi , 1 ,
One Lot Ladies
SUMMLK DRLSSLS
Half Price
, BOYS' BLOUSES
good quality
49c ea.
TIIKSK SPECIALS ARE FOIt FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
OX LY
Entire Stock
MEN'S
SUITS
HartSchaffner
Marx and Gold
Bond Models
REDUCED
2B
i t 1 1
i r
MEN'S
IJANDED SHIRTS
All Sizes
$1.49 ea.
3 For $1.00
MEN'S
FELT HATS
Values to $7.50 Now
$2.50
LADIES' WHITE CANVAS
fc 1: milMO U1J.11 VA1UIUS
One l-o(. Of
Ladies' Pumps
ODDS AND ENDS
, $1.25 pr.
Ladies' Pumps
I Hack Kid and Patent leather
$3.45 pr.
D 1 r r i
1 unips ana Uxtords
C;kkI assortment of styles and colors; low heels
RSI
rs3
$4.95 pr.
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