La Grande evening observer., August 15, 1924, Image 4

THE LA GPiANDE EVENING OBSERVED
Friday, August 15, 192-1.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley ,7
La Grande Evening Observer
jmM';nih:nt N:wsi'Ai'Mt
' Pilhilillnly ! wwkly at l.a (Iruniln, Oniam, hy Hi
(.A OKANOl) MVI'iNINU OI1M10II VKIt IIJHMHJIINO . JO.
liKllt.'l') JiKNNItt.- - ttdllnr
J'inler.-il 8t liOKlollliia Ht l.tt Ill'lillilK, Ornjril, iim Mimmil
Claim Mail Matinr. . .
On aale In oilier clllt-a -(JrKoii lloii Nv Hiuml, I'm-i-land;
Inipfriul Niwl Hluml, I 'oil lu ml; MiiIIikiiiiuIi NVvvb KLiiihi,
f qitlaad
dilr HI SGMiniimloalloiia lo Til Olmervtir, If III Ailni'ia
44., l.a lraal, trvitaQ.
OFFICE CAT
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NEW
FALLi FABRICS
AND PATTERNS
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fjally, fcr three mnutlitt .
pally, fiftr nix simill.n, In Hilvjiiue
Oally, single coiijf
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pally, nr month ....
flatly PT Blx months. In ailvanca ............
bally, pf-r year. In alvany ............J
fibsorver-Htar, r yrar
CITY AN II UUUNTY OI-'KI:i A I, I'AI'I-Jll
: T Associated l'rona Ih axuluaively f iillllnl li imo fnr puh
Hcatlon or all new dlHpatcliea urnillliMi la it nr nut nthi-i-wlna
t'titUMl If published tlicr.ln. All rlKlitn or r. iiulilkullnn o(
pacta! illspatcli In llila paper, ami alio. Hie lorjil news
p.ral alaa are reHArved. -
. ... .1 URMBER ASSOCIATED I'RKSH
' Tb9 Aasoclatetl I'reaa la excluatvely eutltltl to use for pub
'Ueatlon of ll news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise
redlttfd If publlahed therein. All right of republication of
pedal dispatcher In this paper, And also tua- local neva
. herein also are. reserved.
i TJIOU KIIAI.T LOVE TUB I.OIM) thy Clml Willi all til y
heart, iind with nil thy xoiil, anil wltli nil thy alivnitlh, am!
Hill nil thy mini); and thy nclKhhur im tliymir. l.uku lli:i".
-Coolidge Common Sense
; In today's issue of the Evening Observer appears the
tpeech of ncceptiwce of President Coolidge, Rcpuhlicr.n nominee-
for chief executive of the United States.
Rend it and study it carefully. It is the political text
f.f (! Republican doctrine for the present campaign.
In thnt speech you will find no useless words, you will
find no oratorical flights;
promises.
' Jlut you Vill find u document chock full of common
sense. You will find a review of the work done by a Re
publican ailminiKtnition which
Idled with extvnvagiuit habits, a government that had been
Fpending money in the most lavish manner, and steadily
has brought it down to a degree of sanity that makes
things safe. . '
Coojidge tells the peoplo
mystic panacea for business
dreams of individual success,
sound, safe path which this
to bring back prosperity and
r To I led off with false promises at this'jimo is but
to fool one's self. To cling to La Follette's dreams is but
o invite disaster later. To vote for Mr. Davis, the Demo-
erntic candidate for president, is but to assist La Folletto.
After reading the Coolidge speech no one can say truthfully-
that he has not givon a clear and concise statement
of actual conditions and that ho has offered a sensible
Kohition of our troubles.
.. Coolidge is growing daily. lie has a right to grow.
Ho is one of, the very few men who has entered public
life in half a century -who would rather be right than bo
president. Keep thnt in mind.
An American Karl Marx
In the faco of the exploding thirty years ago of Karl
Marx's doctrine of a revolution made inevitable by the "ex
ploitation of the miserable masses" under capitalism the l,a
Kollette treaty of alliance with which he hopes to ensnara
the Socialists and the Progressives is a reiteration of the
Marxian nostrum in all of its original frenzy and fallacy.
Thus a creed rejected by even the saner sort of sonp
fc.ixer is not only embraced In this late era by La Folletto
:.iul his, nebulous following but constitutes the very key
note of their campaign.
The Independence Day' convention called by La Follette
to nominate himself as a candidate for the pivsidency de
plored the impoverishment of the man by the few in
this manner:
The, Aiii.'i-Uun iwnplo nr.' hom-M. tnl.-lllm-nt, imtrUillr,
imlumrloua nnd fr ml. And -.!, in n land m iiniolil wi ulih.
Irdleuti'd In I he pi Int'lplo of ,iiinl oiiui(milly rr all.
mi-IuI prtvlliw t non, III'. him l.rnnti a iliHH't-iit, kIi-iik-fli-
(or the veruK limn lind uoilliin. Thf liilllluiia u ha work
on the fnrniK. tu th nilnt-e. Ill IraiiKportulinn, In tlir rnt-luii-a
and ahops and lor(-B. Willi nil t li.-lt- IndiiKlry and wivlnit.
rind llieniatlvra punrt'r lit the i'nd uf the - i- limn lit the
tii-Binnlng,
Concrete testimony to support this proposition 'is con
fined in a document several thousand words long, to the
following summation :
Within the luat Iw, nly-fonr yi'ilra It h:m tlllla mm,, nhoiit
Unit III.,, puwirltil l! rail pa. thruUKh the eonlrol ur Hiiirkela
Ulld pill-en. have duulileil nil. I Ir. lili .l the eu.il of a inliilnlnir
human lite of IhiiwIiik, waiiiilnrj. elothlns ami feedlnn Hie
Aljieileail people.
- It is lutidly possible that the Im Follettians expected to
Iw taken seriously in this matter for there is no .semblance
it- truth in their mutterings. Look at the millions "who
Me poorer at the end of the year than at the beginning"
and compare their present lot with that of twenty-four
years' ago when living costs were half what they are now.
What;, do you find? Twenty-four years ago did "those
millions" send their children to college as at present, did
they occupy their present comfortable homes, did they own
automobiles, player-pianos, phonographs and radios or the
more"ancient equivalents of these modern luxuries, did
they. wear fine clothing and eat rich and costly foods as
they do today and did they do on a smaller scale every
ihing,, their wealthier "capitalistic" neighbor did as is the
Wise today?
liut the fatal and unpardonable mistake made bv the
La hollej-tc convention was its reference' to the increased
eost of feeding the American people. How will this in
dictment lie received by La Kollette'g hope-for farmer sup
port when the faiDM'tv are just now complaining loudly
ig.'MiVst ;the low prices their pmducta arc receiving from
IM American masses?
.. ...7f.o
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4.r.-j
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Mail
2.r.n
r..i,j
$ 2.11c
you will, find no 'glittering
took n war-worn country
the truth. IIo promises no
troubles; he promises no wild
but he does point out the
nation should travel in order
happiness to America. .
nm(ii( uU k'g I (Mil uill Ut Hi"
It h irf-nc. . r f
Mt ii r)i-tKiiiatC! uiun!oy Imitate.
Soum ttiiik.i tliluk aiillilnc iltj
try Ut priHwthi ,rr llirlt own fi
iiititclal uulu tn ttoml news, fur a
ll4VSIIlMr lu if.iu hul II Jift.
ISrhnn tlif prpwhlonl dm-Hn't
Jplliy polf tNt-aUlH lH' VUllK'tt lit
n-piitiitlon uk u iiuU-i man.
Thf AniHTk:iti mvtilst fin. nnn:.-
i ni i lute -r
In ilaiH-hi- Mil ua lunch llu
t'ittilkir artkaihaJ lut. Mm .uftri4 tft
that uiaui-r-liV IU' JwimMii? on
uiul fr II iiit mttu-) liir.
I fru nhf knfw him, ull rliflit.
HI' Hitircl tho tlt'pu-'inifnf moio
unl rumpluliUMl iihour u lamp sti
In til iMirrhH'i. (l'inun(lliiff thuf It
1m tiiktn Irtifk.
"Wharn th multrr with it.
ruiMtcim?" '
"Il bus nil tin- fnult of my hus-
imn.l uhrt non ftf Ma virtue."
"I'Ii'uho rxplitln yonrsolf."
"WVII, il hut a Kootl (h-iii of hr;ttv
iilKMit il. It Ih nut n niarUiihly hri
Hunt, li nnMlfuity on lit Ii'ku, flat.rt
up 'iKcuHloiuilly. Ih ulwayH on nt
iMMltiiiic, nml Ih Itnuntt to uinnk ."
Muiiy h iiiitu honU fur fTf'l.ir.
ntii'u lu rtMilly t-tuuiN a nihu.
HOMIttlint'H il N-HlH II pVfKOU 1 0
In unmet hiiiy roolUili. 't hen ma. t
pt-oph' miiHl Im- rt'Hllllrf ulb Ui,'
I hiii.
IKiyn ulll ht lmys, Hiul will
In In ii fvw yt'tti-K.
All lh kIi-Ih ri'mii to liko Umt ia-
nuna Hliapc HlocIiliiKH. Tiny ku.i
nu cnHy, ,
t.uiitih tntil thr voili hiiiu'lis
wllh yini; wi'i'4 tuitl U HuyiH, "Thut'H
(no hail; well, I nuiHt In- koIiik "
uThil limn who non nut aflt
Iniuhh' Ih Htne ti Vatcli up wllh fi.
rifi ninuei' IHiH' roiniil-ttrM'Ut Hie
vvriy he iJilitH.
'roiirlPHv rim l ti-nnuMl nn n
(Inner rlnup, Inn In the old tiny It
iin Iciii'tifil iimiiv ipthkly hi (hi
ihmIImiI,
miiy Ite itiii'it in" v rich ninn
In enter tie KliiKilnni of Uetiveli,"
Halt) ItiiHhm lo th! preacher, "hut
hti'H Juki iih Itar.l f tt pn' man !.
May on tie eurih."
-
I'hc fcui'i' Hif rlolliis'. I In Imufi-
re I lie skin Ih n ctniin nutili. .Smut'
iiium lme rierte tuff h(tls If llmi
i tnir.
wii.vr.vrr
HiKti on rear einl of -on t'ar
rollInK imrrily ulpiw the roal:
"Konr Wheeln nml No UrakcH."
The hrwftpaperit, gcneraHy, oh-
ii'Pt tl rii.li.i hrrPt.lniiallnir ixt
lntHehall Hnrt'8. So tip we when
l lie home team loBt B.
Whn a cheek coiuen hack mnrk
I "No account" it Ih lalkipK ahoitt
i he man w hp wrote tt.
I'riiuv Take Holy Onlrrs.
TitKMXIT., (iermanr. (A I')
(leorKe of HiiNOiiy, ex-crnwil prince
of the rrnl while k limit om of Sax
ony. huHliccoine a or lent of the
'athollc 'hurch. He v.a ordain
tl aiitl t'oimevruled here recently
hy HiMhop Sclirctlter of Melnsnn, nn
itld friend of the royal family.
The cunHecratloon look plucti in
the prvHenci of the entire former
royul fainlly, hen tied by the ex
iting, und many me miter of the
former cmirt ui lreden came, lo
Tnhnll In honor to the uuuituul
oceiiHiun. Iitntriiinentul uinl choir
mimic uddi d lo the noli mnlty of
itie eont-crtitlon.
STOCK
PROTECTION
FLY SPKAY
Quarts ;...C.(1c
Half Gallons &0c
Gallons s ?l.7"
Ijtrge Sprayers .MV
Red Cross
Drug Store
A6AIHST SOLOW, , (J r t ' 1 I I I i jCW
I HE WALKS WITH A ECIt)ED LEAN . t- ' ifS 3vtfaW 3
; ; il ,
JZ , Dress 2285
women make bf-ter Hw linrtiei-s tcots
rf T . llian nun lec:iUHe Ihey (Jet Iheir f
jf Qff timS triiinlnir ilurliiK burKnln eounter.
i rushes. ;
! O "' ""' I
... oms
Summer ht half koiio, ho prac-
aiuteM Hhouhl be clean hy
1
time. ,
Had news from Ocrmany today. J
t w law letH brewers inake beer
niriftti nw tuey jue;e. WHO
con pity ilcrninny, poor t.erniany,
now? - '
IHk truck managed to wreck aj
tram ai a erousinff in Imftana, hut
never try II with u Mht raf.
About acres, of wheat burn
ed near Kimball. Neb., anil il
niurtt kitive nimlled bouicIIiIiik like
u hrWe making huacutiH.
When tliese 'round -I he-world
flyerx riiul nut liow hot U Ih bH
lliiff Ihey may fly aronml the
world iiKatu.
The public r ho llHlletw thid!
Htimmer. we have been di.scim.siriK i
the Home rhicuKO muriler case for
hferal vekH. I
: : !
A Hkluny baltilnpr frlrl lias no
enanee to (yet toiiibui'iiet) hecaiM
ahe hI:ih lu the water liioHt ur the
time,
l.neyrii, ((.) man recently col
lected ror it htnek eye reeelveil :i2
yearn mro. ami Inilientioiis are the
MOltllei-M will Ket.lhclr Iiohiih,
- "
lint- tlayn nuike people rrowi.
I-'hoIh tllve In where frond hwIiu-hiei-M
four (o ireiitl,
lieer Ih bcln;; wnf from Nev
Vork to I he rum ('loot ami . i he
rolled Slates may mart exporlini;
A wise bachelor never taken 11
,'trl rhlin;f on .it moiiifht nii;lM
or pokes hi fiujfer an elee-
irie fun.
rrncl icing on a Haxnphone )
tlaiiKtioiw. Yon are Habit t
le.trn to ilay it.
8oine towns irre ho lucky. In
New Orleans, a robber, trying 1
get nway, fell and broke hia
What Ih so rare np a breeze lu
AiiKllsl '!
I .oh Anpeles man. asking a M
vorco !becaiisr she let othrr men
kins, her, hIiouM live fed her on
OIllOllH,
flurry wllh your vacation. Soon
as it Ih over you will have to start
Having up for 'hrlst ma..
lee ten hccius to be the most
popular summer resort.
For Sale
Modem 6-rooin houso. This it;
a new hniiNc. l'rlc' JJTjtl. Term.
iib rash.
Motlern l-roum house for
Modern 5-room house, with car-
age for $423(1.
Modern 5-room house for $-K..n.
A modern home for $.tiu.
Rise me nt. furnace, tanige, we--.ii
1 1 rny s, m v I Ht rev t , r I o I n.
j A fine home close In fnr $:iMnl.
This property tuiist be Hern to
hi appreclatett,
j Here Is a ilandy n nimh't h
home basement, flreplaeo, fur
nee. rooms v4(h ntahway liu 1
Ing to Altie where twti mm
rooms eoubl h built nt mmilt ev
pens. IVieo $ it U .'. u, V on ea n't
ln-at thin val le.
We linve tnnncy lo lon to
farms. Klre Insuranee giv n cai'
r til eonsitteratlon.
j Geo.H.Currey
MKKAITOHH
I Ami RaUto l.iiait liiviiran
Soldiers of fottimft usually end I
their Mays aa so! tilers of niisior-t
-tunc
Our Idea of u ' v,oo time Is slt-
I in' arouml womlei im; how tired
we would Kt l Ii ,Wf were Hot too
I n ay.
Movie Stars !
Are using these rare powdeisj
Hy Kilna Wnllacc llojp4i' j
I did not intent) to siyiply pow- j
tle.ia to wonu n. .My only blra !
was to fui'iii.sh tin in my gre.iet;
beauty lielpH, lut thotu;antiM or.
women have urged me, by lelt -rj
uipI in person, to 111 t hem t lie
powders 1 use.
I.ike nil myj
rlentl.H on the!
stage and in the,
m uric h, 1 use,
vorv costly pow-1
ih -is, 1 have thtiti
made to my or
tler, and Micy
cost IU' $5 per
box. Our careen
Kilnn Wullfttf (b'tiend on o u r
Hop iter. Plinto lottks, ami not h
102:1 ing (h too eoht y.
IHil 1 lu.vo pri siiaili .J I lie uia;v
el'H lo Offer I bene pOWtlerH lit
ordinary prices. I order t hem In
plant it U k, under my name. I
offer theui at my expense to girl
am wtJiiit n who tit Hire the in ;(.
io all druggittls ami tolh-r
vountt ra Mipply l-lilna Wallace
Tlupper'a I'tiwilers, Tliere ai t- I wo
kinds. For myself J prefer a
clinging powder, a cold cre:un ;
powtb ', basetl on my Yo'.ii h .
Criam. It is 'n-.lui'ing. 'Dial V out tl :
('re. I m I'ttwtb'r costs . lift
many u omen prefer n light. :r.il
iliii'i'y powder. If you want tlmi
kind, it cosls but r.o cents. Ileth
kinds cniiii' In Ihree Hbadi'H-
white. I t'lejih and brunette.
I k tjtr
So far as I know, 1 lies. pow -j ,
tlciH are the fineHl in e.ltenc.. '
Yon may be wire thut if anyoie- ANTf lOIiAOR. Alaska. (AP)
produced a better powder I wtii, ut . The malamutedog. for many years
get It onickly. Anyone who usijtho famed steed of the north, un
common powders will gain a ivw , pa rent ly i destlnetl to go..
conception of what powder'
f-hnnt: be.
A.lv.
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER ,
t;i:vrr.r.Mr!
Have you nit nocn Ion a hobby? Have you ever ti icil
jtuir liamt ill building litlle labiticts? Doll Iioiim-s, ih'sks? It's
rccrealfou. nml iur idifldreu'M appreclnlloii itiake It worin
w liiti
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
Telephone Main 8
l'Olt DRY CHAIN AND I!OX WOOD -I'lIONK
MAIN 517
J. L. MUNIIALL'
SHOES
I'd r IuHmls and ( hildicn.
Wo have hijrlt-prrrtdo Shoos at ioptiIar prices
and Clnldrcn's Wear of till kinds.
Give us a trial and lie a satisfied custoinor.
Ladies Kilk Hose, JjJJ.Ol) pair.
Pillow Cases stamped r.m hemstitched, $1.20
pair. '
Stamped (Jimds of All Kinds.
V
NORTON'S KIDBY SHOP
, The Mode of
, the Minute
always in .
PICTORIAL
REVIEW
PATTERNS
Yoa can abso
lutely express
your own indi
viduality with
these patterns.
Try one today.
15c to 35c each
viilb free Piitograf
CHECKED
S U ITINGS
t'heekeil iallern.s, w I 1 1
my popular this Fall In
linlli suits' anil ilresses. We
Iinvt n very pleasing assort
ment It) choose- troni. All
ir the new Fall colors, -10
Inches utile.
$2
Per Yartl
Th Fithion Boos for
Autumn I rwJy now.
Hluimilns all ll- I
ett rk-turUI Itevtew
Panenn. InvluAng the
uoluleilul letting guUie.
fh
S 3S
1
j , "." ' ' 'J!!,
i,..,,,,,. i:iKniiii. f AbwL,.
iissch With Kra tf I'logress
With the coming of rnilro.tils.
doiennm wt-re driven farther In-,
TOW
FRENCH
FLANNEL
This lcHKlitr.il mater
ial Tor warm, servlce
hlt wIhmi! 1i-isscm ' or
fr gmwu-ups upimri'l
(Mimes Ilfl lot dies wide,
tu all of 11m ik-M-iibU-im-av
I'nll shades.
I'er Yd.
Our Fall '
rictoriul Review
Patterns Are
Here
These four fills or
Vlrtorfnl creations uill
give you some Idea, of
I he si rong IihI tviilu.il
lly .' In store ftr llir
I "all ilressniaker. .Many
more .styles equally n
good may Ik hml tu
the 1'lclorlal Heview
I'aslilon Hook for An
I umn now on sale. ,
25.
cntt
C
Per' Copy
to the Interior- And now the prev
alence or reindeer herds ami the
growth of. the market garden and
l he town-lot garden have entitled
restrictions to be drawn around
fly Iff
mm i ' ' --
mulainiite- until he is coming to be, pulling down reindeer ant the live -classed
a nuisance in the more Hft-jsiock or 'farmers, he wa,treatetl
t It'll parts of southern Alaska, Thejaa a wolf ml hunted down. ..
Servicing Batteries
We Specialize in 1
I lattery Ticrharging, l(iuniriiitt aiMl prolonging the wrvlco
your luilK'ry -.vas Intendctl to give iegnnllcsM of the hi.e or
make. Our rwt ami scrii must satisfy.
sunn: itr.ciiAiK.K si:i:v('(,i: i:xnn: nistrihutnr
FRED T. BURGESS
SIAI.V 125 l:IOS .Ii'frirsnn Ave
f Oharp 7 practice
has cat ofPman
a mans chance'
to succeed,-
VJQUIIV -REUfllilE - PROGRESSIVE-
FixRvfrTyp;
PICTORIAL
REVIEW
PATTERN
You can gt ihr co.'t
pattern tu suit your
otzct type U tiufc.
IV to 3Sc each
. iadujiug free J
CHECKED DRESS
FLANNELS
rtHMTrMO IHII Vail I'hfCfiS
now. (;mm1- a.MirtiiMnt ut
-olrs. 51 Wu Im-s nitl'. .
2.75 Yd.
3.75 Yd.
3.25 Yd.
' AND
4.23 Ytf.
Chemisier
Frock
One of the smart i
collection of new '
Uylcs from ths (
PktoriaF Review
f khka Baok fur
Auiuum '
ZU: cupy By amJ Jc
mulainute had lila genesis In tho
wolves and wild dogs of the', rtnrth.
All fowls and 0,'iadrupeds were his
common prey. Hut when, in more
modern days, a malumute I bgai
Don't let the otlier tvUv
talk you out of your crot
money.
It Is (he 'result o(,a tvIio
year's luinl work and
sneli stsiMittl be rnrcfutij
fiftcnt and ra reft illy Invested.
Wlien you need nny tul
rlro or counsel on fiiittiicll
matters feel freo to vail
unon y unnilrvr uf flit
brntk.
This Is a regular pml of
our serTloo nnt Is yours for
lite asking.
F.rery branch of nur bank
Is rmtr for your personal
eonTcntcnee In hank hue..
aotMll your acennnl.
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Dress 2282
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