La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1924, Image 4

Saturday,- July 26, '1924.' .' '
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THE LA- GRANDE-EVENING. OBSERVER '
;the old home town
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--JClUoreil ut jHtHUifrliiu lit 1,11 Uruutlti, Oregon, u fti'cuiut
Clan Mull Mailer. ,
On Hulo in other cllli'N Uri'tfoil jnll Ni'U-H HIlilHl, i'ort
' land; JiiiptfHiU Js'i:ws rttand, i'uiilund; Aliiltiioniuli Nhwb Hluud,
I'orllniK! ' ..
Aflilrt-wi ult rommiinlcatlonti to Tho. Ohmrrvnr, 1410 Adfima
Ave.,, I.a Cii-ninlc. oruKn.
si iisDiiii'i io. ii i i;k
Ky Uiuh
Dully, per monlh .....7!o
Daily, pur tluvfl months v
lally, per six months, in ailvunco '.. . '. $4.5u
iJuily, ulnRlo copy ',o
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Dully,' por month tide ,
Dully, prr nix inoiilhu. In mlvunce ..... $2. Co ;
Dully, pT ytur. In uiivunco $(i.oa
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' CITY AND COUNT OKKlCiAb I'AI'KIt
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lication of all newo dlspulithi cmdlli-d to II or Hot olhfM'wimi
credited If published lli.-riln, All rlirhts or ritpuhllcutlnn of
Kpiiclul dlspntohoH In this p.'tpcr, iiml iiIno tho local iiovvn
9ln-iln Mho nrft ri'Hervnit. ' . . t
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llmtioa of til uw dispatches credited to it or not otherwlu
TMlltod If publUtlind therein. All rliftitn of republication Of
iwcial dispatches In tills paper, and also tho local nawa
bsreln aliio ara reaenred.
. THU A UT MV. I.AM1', O Lord: nnd the lord will lighten
my darkness. Tor hy thee I have run through " Irnup: )iy
my flood hum, I leaped, over n wall. 2 Samuel . 2S:,30, .
'Round the Circle
Fusliions for men move ih cycles hut the present cycle
is revolving; more nipidly than usual. Those of today (suh
jeet to change tomorrow) would have afforded the sophis
ticated city a hearty laugh a year ago, yet now they nre
upproved without qualification or reservation. In fait, it
l.its Jxen pointed out that the fa.sTiion plafe for 1024 could
excusably lie mistaken' for n tintype from the title page
of the family alhum or for n snapshot taken of a country
cousin a year go. v '
Those -obedient observers of fnhion'a' dictate, who are
now seen iu wtde-legg't'd trousers, loose-fitting, high-buttoned
jackets, garish light tan shoes, brilliant hose and blue
jOiiits me probably the same fellows who a few months
figo jiiade great sport of the rustic youth who came into
the eity In veiy much the same sort of make-up. As of
ten happens in fashionable affairs, the out-of-date today
Bets the stylo for tomorrow.. It is emlMU'ia.sing business
to criticize clothing liecause fashion may decree the wear
lug of the ostracized garment tomorrow. '
This moral in clothes may he applied to other linos of
liuimiu conduct. When fighting with a neighbor because
of something ho has done one shuld Iks sure one is not go
ing to be guilty of the Bame offense a' month from now.
Condilinns change. Unlike Woman, the right to chnwffe Mta
mind w not n pivrogative of the critic. Criticisms gener
ally come home to their maker.
JB 1 "w ,'wrils, xfo?- - J7
T I A'JS iHJ X"-- X
"IME FLASHILY URBSSEO UBEBTT RceBI"i '"rJhfT
"j A WAITER tti A Dt4 CITY EAT WW HIXISEy '&nj'i
AT SPRING
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TUB FLASHILY URBSSEO UBEBTT RceBI"i
li A IMAirER Ut A 6t4 CITY EAT WW HIXISEy
Editorials From
Over the Nation
8Y JUNIVS
Lots of New World
,' Civilized peoples today have erroneously ' persuaded
themselves that the entire loboi has been traversed, mapped
and sui-veyed. All aro well enough informed to know that
Vast areas of land are neither populated nor cultivated but
many have long believed that the world held forth no more
secrets for its discoverers. .
,; In contradiction of the popular belief, a British army
aviator imports that vast areas of the Arubian peninsula
have never been visited by the white man and that it is
doubtful if even the P.cdouins have explored it all. An
other explorer has recently apprised wondering modernity
that the while. man has never set foot into the interior of
many of the tropical islands of the Southern Pacific. Hardy
explores have vouched both poles on various occasions, yet
man knows nothing of immeasurable areas untravcrscd hy
the polar explorers.
Exploring isolated coiners of the globo'has been up to
this time a Blowhn?.uidous and often hopeless task. Meth-
... .j,..ttivii (um t.w,iiiiiitii iLiiiiuu iimiuiv Hi
fault. The development of the automobile, air craft and
radio lias brought new hope to the explorers and new prom
ise of discovery.
Another decade may find herctofoiv unknown lands on
mnmaps. all of earth's face plumbed and gauged and this
world shown to lc a much more interesting place to live
In than now. Yet with no new world's to conquer life will
lose some of its romance and suspense.
"SO-CAM'.KIk MI DITA!,
iNsrrxTio.v"
fhrjntlan Helen f Monitor: Itr.
William I irmly, wHI Known in
many purtti of the I nltt-tl Htnh a
hy rciwon of Jils "hculth talks"
Ituhlixhi'tl In u lurifo nuinln-r of
nt'Wfipapom, occuulonull)' tturprUc-H
tiiu raUrr hy the niiinif'tuti(in
of a rcdvHhintfly hroud point of
vU-w. This Ih pari Irnlarly lh-
ri'UHi whon hi vtntur to- xprwu.i
! difft'rcnro of opinion with so hit
tttionjfiy intronrhorl mo1irul Ik--
libfB. Quito ri'rontly, for oxuni-
plo, under thn hcudlnir of "Ho-
4'allt'd Modlcal InHpootlon," ho nn
Mwcrcil a o ill's t Ion went to him
4y nn unxioufl mother, rovorlnic
ithr iKRiin of rxuiulnnttonH 'y
Brhoot nurHcM, which moiilH ooni-
inont find commendation.
The ((.Kfillon was hh follow:
'Our tcn-ycni-old tton lirouirht
home at t lu cIobr of t ho mcIiooi
term a rriort of un oxnuiimitloii
luutlo liy Jo school nuriio, who
ay, 'Ton hI I m nhnonnul (not 8tn-
oiih).' WJiut ahull ho io?" Or.
Itruuy'a unnwor iu nlmplo, hut vlj;-
iroua. and ut tar 1(8 tho ultitutlou ' Ht ho tun com o Jil Hfvn
ti-om an ontirNy um-Nportoil u- mo 1u may ho!
kIc Hp HturtH bluntly: "I'rott-.ii nt tivviilnp in 8-v'n lonvejt siu'i
io tho hoalth authorities njralnst u tons wait! .
mich fuUo 'medical InHpcctioni.. i Hw can I ho Mi'opor, and ftay
Nui-hob nro not competent to pu'ud "fume ut clKbl!"
in mifh qiUHllnnH. und it Ih Uiil -!
uhuao of public henJlh ailmlnlM-'i'in very hit ready twolvo
they aro ciicour
OFFICE CAT
T ft A DC MARK
I(o ftii'H vtltli outhiislasinniH
Xow offleial refmlii; Cictilii nn
the rnmt Imi'i what It
lo Im.
hvj i ; at ki:vi:.
MKrXrAJ' HIMtlKfiH (KcWiU
Tho weather inu . liaeu . uiHe
wuri.n. II iiaa ruia.d a lltrlo JLviii
burdly -nruifh la Hftfilo dus.
Mr. mm Mvh. IJoyg yjHtji..of
J Jutes, A hvkoo, who hHv boen vis
itlifr hi paroiitH Mr. und. Mra K
W. AVlnHi, U0 far linker Hundity
4n vbiit with pej- itareAttt, Mr., Mild
1 ih- UrahuBi, Ueioro roUirnuiK to
their hwno.
Mr. nid Mra. I A. fhandler, of
1 4i Omndc, MUa Cetu Winth. Vtv-
tan Kennedy and Hert and oy
-Win) h nro p-mUnjf -ht4r - vaon
jiion vMtlnj? the' different lakoK in
iho mountaiiiH. They expect tu-'n-jKone
obont two WeekH.'
j Mr. nnd Mr. J. K. Wanhoi- and
j family aro HptHtdintf a Wielc in ttK-
Mlaen Juuo and Jelw Hko, of
Idaho, Kdith Turper,. Maxlno iun
oan, (Jeoi'Ko, Uruoe und tieratd
Turner are cumpinf; at KukIo lako.
Mra. I,ano hua boen - helping:
Mr. Ioo WIIbou cook for the men
; while baying, j
Ueortfe South wan doing repair j
j work on the telephone lino Wort-
i niNdny, . -' :
, Mr. nnd Mm N. Dornn or f!ovo 1
iont Sunday with ' Mrs. fioorjro I
l.ooNlfy liltdMrM. Van.'- ey'i
: wro accompanied home by llorl 1
Van. I
j .Mr. nnd .Mrs. ; Olaudo Turner,'!
i Mra. S. 'oye and Kinnk nnd i'-;
i Titnior wro lUik. r vlnitora ihlx
' WVOk. . . v . j
! ('luiide Turner and I,e.ter Mll-I
ler wore. 1'nion vidiora TtMmluy. j
uolacr uflOC reruiLrit fur liiu liiml..r '
Mr. and' Mm. .1 J. . IowrJ
. have been eampliiK at. Mud priuR
jiulJierltiK hueiaeberrfea. Ovvinir to
i tho lale fro,t .there are' not -many
i berrloa thore. .
1 Mr. und Mrs. I S. Wluth were
linker viHllorH recently . ut ' 4he
home of Mrs. (iruham. '
Mr. C. O. llloom. who has been
in llukor a monlh rocelvin: modi
cnl ireatment, hua returned to, iir
homo much Improved ' In health.
She wan accompanied homo ty her
molhor, Mrs. ThomuN.
U-V---, llw. :f - . .v...-;::
What Are The Wild Waves Saying?
THRY'UE SAYING
. THE PERFECT SWIMMING SUIT
-OB MEN AND LADIES .
Mch'h Huiis -.
5.23 .to $0.23
Ladies' Suits
"-J 0'"'nK '" -''kn l.lB ,o hmuor' may
Mr.X'MX) MAY II A K Ht MI(i
m- itui x.ami: hy ami:vh
TCfflON. Aria. (AP)-The Ainer
Sleep hut un I Ult way ,Yri
-liiiorraiHs Traffk Ih Korra
m:tV4, .AV).-r Korean nnfu-
find
lilmself barred from U unit
Hinted bVHeh Tlhker whoifii(iriiH'miUarl4y ' railways. Mewdtlrtf
Mexioo'a Kmo by appolnliiu-ui of!111 'wint -ucoWenU -.Rnrt.obiilnir-
(Iu MexU-an Rovornmont . and ifl
tiuok ut hia home hero:
Tinker said there was a growing
iieiillment In - Mexico nuatnxt for
(Mm hunleiH. lie altributod thin
... tn i" ' ' i iiMiiriMrirnH in Nome
i.iu , , i.iM0,"'r IW me. Hv. deaeribed Mexi-
cliek of the Kile j nui off Iciala aa determined lo pro-
IliHriK hi Mm l...it m.i biJ vat y"ni Americana from t joying the
UHlikiig low
Ani I "lul" oh, was even an
old clock ao alow. '
Ten mfnuteu! I hoar him ri-
dlcv.tlnuH boy!
Hofin Bonn! Vet my hilly hearl'a
daiioUig for .Joy I -l'or
t hlnk thei are ( only four
honra to eleven,
Knur wee Hi lie hours, wh'-n he
can't come till sevynl
1 rat ion. w hen
K4-i io do an. Ah for the boy.
1 BhoMld uiIvIho you to do nolhltiK
iinlesH yon fonault a phyHicliin."
Thus fur, howevor, ho simply car-
lea llio implication that tho nurse
Jb oulHtennlnir the ImundH of her
linrliorltyi" when nltoinptinu' lo
mak. such cxnminatlons. aiut
fclghten' parents Into having med
ical treatment for their children.
In tho remainder of his an
swer, however, Mr. Itrady touches
upon an altogether more Bcrtou
phase of the Hltuutlon, when it
is considered that It Ih the health
of children which la tho iiuealion
iu huikc. rie auys: ......i . Ml,(i k,,!!,. .....
A considerable part of nil this ieeciit (be most iitiinctli simw
So-called medical inspection oCHWble ai-jiivid (oxevnt goMt
whool children Is just anon ho';-!hui i.nt nao but imcfifliir tnun i n , ....
tun n t1l..,1 i.rf hv i..l II l.-lt. nu u'lm i . . . .. I """ v
handle t he emit raels for such
'services.' Tho taxpayers pay tho
price because they Imagine they
are getting aomething cheap. l
Is cheap, all right, but aro they
getting anything?"
So thl-s 1s the summing up of
the miichoih-hated qneHtlon of
school nurse exauilmitlons, by u
man who Is millonnMy advertised
as it "noted phyHlclan and au
thor," and whose opinion fa con
fcldcrod hy thousands us In Ih
highest degree authoritative. Mi
ls to he congcttlnlnleri upon his
frankness. A few more similar
stuUtmmta would do u lot town I
clearing the atniosphcJ-e mrround-
tng in i eh of today's nt tempted
medical domination.
1
Lifes Architecture
liu.skin hiid n chaijicteiistic theory ri'iii(linj the di
Ititve of oriiiimciitatioii on a huiUlintr. The fii-st iciuiio
iikmiI v:us thai the decoration should Iki honost. No hid
dmi, uiicarvi'd corners, continuing: an open finely executed
piece of work, could escajw his severe censure. "It is not
well," he .said, "that the ornament should cease in tho parts
concealed ; credit is given for it, and it 1110111(1 not he de
it'iilively withdrawn."
Tho iiilieation of this thoory to the lives of men nnd
women in public life, is cominir to bo inevitable. Whether
tlwir career lies in administrative office, or the moving:
picture screen, or whatnot, they cannot escape this severe
Nmuiliny of the public judgment. Once the intimate side
cf a porcon's lilo, the side turnod to his family and his
intimate friends, is nejfloelod, is allowed lo stow selfish
and cureless, men begin to distiusl ihe validity of the
outer life. More and more tho public ivquires worth of
character now, as well as of talent.
Sincerity must lie tho keynote of daily living, as well ns
of archilorlim, to brine; about successful and lueaulifiil
results.
I Obituary
big gnme htHiUng -afforded in tho
:iiounlains wild pkilus of the north -
of them In slaughtering ileer nnd
wt stern states. Tinker protllototl
Ihut with the opening of tho full
hunting, season no hunters would
lo aHawod to cross the border.
-Uig ga-ut hua been diminishing
rapidly in Mexico, Tinker said, and
I'rcHhIent Ohrcgun has determined
to put n stop to wont on and use
less destruction, a ten-yoar ejus
en seAson on lug horn and sheep
was turted more than a year two.
At Ihe next seaajon ff the Mexican
congress It Is expected that a myu
suro . will be passed limiting. Hie
kllltnir Of all -4'Iubmch . nf nime 1t
how iniicli 4ouHble U i u rrw monihs eMh yoKr.with ban
Ihe bullous jiu a .shoulder strap ' Hmiu on deer, turkev and invutt
igs. t
of n bulbing suit.
Although it seems a bit odd, K
is good, nevertheless, lo get out
of beit these morning without xUi
pillow sticking to your head.
Speaking of llio lionl, how NMUiy
Stlll limbing at UM. '
.Vl.AIUOtf, Ja. (AP).- Olnrjon
oounry assessors 1 usually lUt mer
of. advanced ago as ''InvaUdJ.'
inlloM ut, the - iiiJlur h ynti gothut when William KrnUor, of
lhc.si ilnys'.'
The little "shriVeis of yesterday
-o the roigh necks of today.
t'apltal Is Ihe dollar you haven't
yet been aide to get youi fin
gers on.
Never lilt ft man who In ttmvti
In ilii' mouth tin leys he's ft ilont
it unit llV mu mouth. . t
iVt.THhurg, agnd H'l, was gianL-
ed n fishing license the assessor
duclded a ohange In the man j
stut-.Mf was necessary. Krutzor is
now listed as u "retlrtd gentle
man. " The assessor ruled thuf
a man of 101 yeoin who could
fish was not an Invalid.
Snake Deletes Trout.
VOUT ANOK1.KK, Wash. (Af).
-r-Hi'causo tro it bad been miss
ing from their fountain pool.
Some people speak from expert-.members of a club here hid. nnd
once, others from experh nco. - - watched. A lingo carter snake
ilon't speak.
nut am mii u
W A I . I .OW A . Ore. (Special to
Oharrvori lliruui W. Meek, a
resident of Wallowu county for
year, and a well known Loop
rancher, passed uway here recent
ty, according lo n local newspaper.
Mr. Meek, was a well-liked and In
dustrlouH raruier, and his death
enme an hmk to his ninny
friends. The ftinerul services wore
onniluclcd by llev. Oonrgo -Vee
at the MethodlM church nt
Wtinduy urternoon. Tho Wallow.i
grange, of which ho was u mem
ber, had o her ire of Ihe Impri'Hslvo
ceremonies at tho local cemetery.
I Mi a m V. Meik was tmrn on
March 1Sii7, near lllcksvHI..
(Kltance county, dhlo. He ramo
tn the middle west In Issrt umi nrui
later to Oregon Iu IKrtt. lie was A Woman rtirolv iuts off tll
nuirrled t SuMie i. nobertn March ;tomnr,ow wm, cnn my
4, is2 iu KulerprlHo. Jle, h;is ,iiy.
hirtMi a re.ld.vnl of Wallowa county Tt,e girl who prefers corned
cominuously Hlnee ism. At the i,r(lf tll rlibge to bon-hoiiHand
time of Mh deuih, July 18, ho was U(;l(..H H apt io nuiko the best
took ins mi uk im:
He's left this oaitb an hour ngo,
At rifteen mlnutca after nine.
It's JuhI because he didn't know
The sturf he drank was Iodine.
Ilenllh hint: Tarry nut loo long
un windy i-mtfer.
llran Is one man "who nev r
getH speechless with rage.
Soft drink hiv mi outleil 1k-
cnuse the oilier kind mv inrl
on onoV pui'M.
TIIIVI AMTIKS
When ft pretty girl klfcsex n dog
It nlwns IooKh (ike wasted Hwce.
emerged from the pool looking
Well fed. lie wan caught, killed
and' n post mortem held- 4t d1
velopel ho had swallowed n six
inch trout.
I toad Job Ho port eU lano
KV'U KNK, Ore. The now grade
over Hudger mountain on tho Ku-geno-Klusluw
rosd In the vicinity
of Walton has boon completed, ac
cord Ing to word received by the
eounly court. The roiid In gnatly
Improved with t he complct ion nf
Ihla grade. It was snld.
lion of truffle,- hns- been u sourc.1
of worry fob vthe .a ithorltles of
tho JutNinese built and; owned
Chosen, railways. A oaoiUilgn of
propagundu to teach the. Korea4ts
not lo wulk or sleep on the tnicn.s
has boon started. . ir
' Tbe- rallway nuthnrltles cstlmaie
that nt .-least; fiwo':- trains 1 n year
are Obliged to; stop because Woe
en ns ' nn tho. track do not need
the earning whistles.' Tho- have
boon Instances- In which' Korean.i,
particularly on hot summer nlgl;ts
have, '-slept '.on the.' trncka, using
the rails for pillows, with fatal
results. In some casca, friends of
Out vioUms Jiavu -H4irgl the rajl-
nuy with responsibility nnd have
destroyed sections of track In re
venge.
RKAD TIIK I ! f A RSV? KI AOS
PAINT
, . If it is Paint you need, I have
PAINTS - VARNISH STAIN - LEAD - OILS
"; . AND VARNISHES '
F. L. Lilly
h: '-.. . , . Hardware ',
I'lione Main 85
Sfiould
See
Dodge
Brothers
Tour
Pa'ssety&er
Coupe
Special Monday Only
R0c WiH I5uj Certain Articleist Value up to ?1."i0
$1 Will Buy
4 yards 27-inch Daisy Cloth
4 pairs Children's Half Hose
Children's' Hats .
Children's Rompers and Dresses
Children's . Sweaters and Capes
And several articles such as Boudoir
Caps, Waists, Fronts and Stamped Gooils
Ot $1.00. Some values up to (3,00
. ; I'-R-E-E
Unlloons nnd Whistles fat the Kiddies
: Norton's Kiddy
Shop
aged r.T yenrs S mouths and ?;
dus. He Ih survived by hln widow
und 1 wo souh, tu m uel ami (1. t .
Mee!;, iv wti psan, KveretT ItoberlM.
a ad the following hrot hers nn I
HlHten: ItavM Meek, b'remout.
lad,; Sherman Meek, St. Joe, lnd.;
M I'm. Kniltv Kline, St. Joe, lnd.;
jd .bdin Mint of Urail. Ahln,
ta.wTs in tiu:m: iavs
Mayesvllle Iuih a splenilbl sur
faced road to the state lino and
in the whole sound land. The
MUle villr.gc has a population of
:lito very progressive .people, wt!u
nn nllltude of i,"sn fei-i.' An
urwa N. C. Trl-Comity Newi.
wife.
Save while you can find youM
not need when you eah't.
Tornu-UiNl hy Itiiiu Hniincra
i:vi-:iti:rr. wash. ,Ai'iitmiis ;
miiiiKgtimr ihiunr from t'anadu In
to the I tilled SIHles have put
Camaiio lul nnd In terror. The is
land. If mllen long, Ih In the di
rect route front Vancouver. 11. t ,
tn tfeottlo. Some people living on
tho Island reported the move..!
incuts of rum r tut tiers, wild the
ah or ff of Ma nd roitrrty. Wash
ln;:ion. hut the flying of so mnnv
hnileis led ttuMe folka ti adopt
ullenoc.
L o J
. Red Cross Drug Store
I
Wmt
1 iOldrD Drnrkro
httstat ofPmctn
yrra.n'scharxce
io succeed
IkHi't trt llw nllior frllo I
talk )on nut of your imi I
tlMM1ff.
It Is Ilii" icsnll nf a Hlioii'
yri' Imnl work nnil
suili slnmlil lx rarrrully
spinl ami innfiilly Invretnl,
Wlirn jtimi iml iinj ml
vice or roiiflvri on Hnnnolal
niallm Irrt rr in rail
upon nnjr mrmhrr nt thl
hmik.
This is rrsular part nf
niir wrrlcfl ami Is irtirs for
tlic asking.
rri-rjr liranrli of our bank
Is rim for ymir jwrsnnal
ronrrnlrnm In banklnif.
We solicit your arrniinl.
V
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