La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 21, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"Thursday, August '21, 1922: PAGE ' TOUR THE L'AV GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THE OLD HOME ?OWft By Stanley La Grande Evening Observer INDEPENDENT NEW8PAPEB Publish ed tally and weekly at La Grande, Orefon, by the 1 LA OKANDE EVKNINQ OBSERVER PUBLISHING CO. BRUCE DENNIS Wdltor Entered at poatoflloe at La Orande, Oregon, a Second Clue Mall Matter. . On eale In other cltlo Oregon Hotel New Stand, Port land; Imperial Neva Stand, Portland; Multnomah Newa Stand, Portland Addrea all communication to The Obaerver, Hit Adams ' ATe., La Orande, Oregon. , SUBSCRIPTION RATES OFFICE CAT TftAOC MARK By Curie Daily, per month . 769 ... -I4.6U 0 Dally, per three months Dally, per six months, In advance Dally, single copy , BY JUNIUS Mmm i By Mull 1 Dally, per month - Dally, per six months. In advance Dally, per year. In advance Observer-Star, per year ..COo .3.M ..16.04 -S3.00 CITY AND COUNTX OFFICIAL PAPER ' The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub. deatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of epeolal dispatches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to us for pub ooatlon of all news dispatches oredlted to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of pedal dispatches In this paper, and also the local news ureln also are reserved. ' . SERVE THE LORD with gladness; come before his pit- ' ence with singing. For the Lord Is good; his mercy Is ever lasting; and. .his truth enduroth to all generations Psulm 100:3, 6, . Hoim When a fool liar nothing to say be Ik never HHtlsfieU until lie says it. An acquaintance of Junius was giving llttlo Johnny a inorul lec ture: "You should always bo exceed ingly careul about your conduct. I want you never to do anything which you would bo ashamed to havo tho world see you doing." The youngster let out a whoop of delight and turned a hand-spring In his exuberance, "What In the world is tho mat tor with you? Are you crazy?" demanded his mother. 'No'm," was the answer, "I'm just glad 'cause you don't expect me to take baths any more." The most indefinite number 1h "several fish." .- - " ' . tfcutry "Haiti Who goes there?' Answer "M (is !.' Sentry "Advance and give the ten commandments." There was once a lady named K Who caused father Adam to grieve. When he asked where she'd been Hhe replied wltti a grin, I've been absent without any leuve The fellow who gets ulong la the ope who keeps going all the time, I.'Hiior ;Iii'h advice? to jihls to 'cling (o your youth with all your will" plainly Nlimv that ftllnor hasn't been uatcliliu: 'cm at dunces. The first saxophone was made In 1846 and koiiic people haven't seen the Joke yet. A wooden-head clerk Is deur ut S3 a week. A good clerk Is cheap at any price. The bach din Ik imrorliiuate. lie lias no home to May awny from. Khoe shine plvcn uh polish, . Hunshine gives us tun, Moonshine makes us footltdi, -No mutter who it am. Kverythtng hits some good feu tun h, "even tlx1 Hiucuk in a porch mvlng for it drowns out the tiQlse of the smacks. ' r" SAD SNOOKS CATS TOOK POSSESSION OP "TUfff TOAOVH-UB FiSM WMON ToPay WHILS k THe FISH tAAtt WAS MAKlfOG CHANG , sad snooks cats took possession om -nv TOADVU-UIS fllH WA40M 'O PAY THe FISH rvAM WAS MAKlfOG CANG FC A DOLLAR BILL. - To the greatest number; the American homo is the purest symbol of nationality. Around it circle most of those things we like to remember. None but the very few expatriates view life abroad without wistfully casting back in their mind to the virtues and superiorities of the American home. . The cardinal element of the American home is its self sufficiency. There is' substantial reason for that. When - this wonderful land was colonized it had to become either the prey of adventurers or the resource of constructive 'workers. Only by courageous effort, by a supreme de votion to the means of livelihood was the family established as the ancestor of this teeming people of great riches and superb achievement. The foundation is in. those homes, and ever muni be; that in why the tradition of the American home is such nn integral part of American life, as individual as any na tional characteristic can be, and as wholesome and pernm nent as anything man has created.;, ... American Bociety has traveled far and fast from the May of the stockade and prairie schooner. Some have it the journey has rubbed off the primitive virtues which 1 uuwixrntoi iimihrr .innHnjr with . .. . , - . ff at i nIMi-i ("till (IlKltlly) '"IXMik made the rugged grandeur of the pioneer life. Modern in- ,.,.,., , ,!, ,,., ,,,,. ril11K vention has abolished most of the hardships, and not even ""'i " r '. n i ijwt the bitterest critic of modern social life c:in wish to bring0 ""I''Kn"" back the perils and toils of the noble women- who made' a ini' iHt may huv.. its um- , . i. ia. tiii ii i. ii I ki t our opinion is tliut. a vanity those early American homes. It is prolmbly true that the catln UHUUlly KtH UicRijr ruuM8. instincts aie as true now as ever they were; that women jemain women, and' that tho homo is destined to endure as our most sign i fiat at symbol. ( I The great upgrowth of big cities has indeed diminished 1 he typical American home, the single residence, and to tho extent that we have become a race of flat-dwellers, home-making has lost some of its sweetness. But that is in rmtvtan thp fault of th unmnnhnnH nf lh InnH who. '! IH"" I l JKIIMA.W r 'I tv itu'ii uiiiiiii.it unwi m js.il 1.1. ii J i . i i r - I I - pcnoix. lonow mo Dieauwiniifr in ma qiiPHt nr cuipiuy mkklin (ad.-Th poopin of ment : ' lTltn aro Imlay ii'vrlline w iiippru rrt'iiiil. i mi i i ii inti w ;tr uiiil lor it Imitf Hint I lnToaflfr, ' I ItiN luxury of I ho tiihln w an tin-' hiiown In Of inuiiy. ho much ho 1 Unit tho yuuij'r KiK-mtlim iltil nut Know what I ho wcirdM nicunl Hill i-rt-cnl ly II wiih Cotiiul that thffc wiih vtHtUch ii 11 Vc it nd lunt cy to HatiMly a rrvlvtMl (ti'iuiinU HO Hi) ITBd'tctlntlM W (T l OlllOVi'll at (ht (-ftt'icHl of confection Tin ilenmml for I he (ro( hj whlto delicacy Iiuh cxciMle(l lie foiHliMt ho pen of the niont oji ttnilstlc (ieiiieta , ( hp (lei ntan (iahicH hnvo tint' hru Uiblo lo HiipplV I hr uantfi of their cuslo. ineni unci on a con:teo,uciu o pr at ituint IIIih of rrtrm tin hipp'il in daily, rhlefly for Hn hn. rrom Holland and homh of tho Scandi navlHit ro iiilrteH. Whtppf d ri eani eMs In I his city tor ahout hi renin it vnk, i:vldently the war Ih over. Wr 8iw n men nl ;i "red hot" the oth er day wit ho til atdilnR whether It was made from u rtrman police dor. Tom Sim's Says It takes dollar to convince the world you have Hene. Our ancx'HtorH lived in trees uiid the. average man of today is up a tree most of the time. Home me-n remind uh of pout uku HtampH. They mut he licked be fore thoy will slick to a thing. w - HarherH nay men are havltiK their hair wuved. Aialea 10. Men art not. ' Talk ahout' Khort measure, therc'n many a ipturt foot in u pint Hhuc. The hfud of many a House la lesa than ten years nld. People who live on Kecond floorn never Ida uw the cliff dwellers for becoming extinct. . There Is no use in ' btartlng trouble. It is a self starter. The man on top H Jut ntund lf on hill friendH' Hhoulders. Nn unit ter what von I liltib ntt can't do you are right ahout It. ' ' The man who acta like a. imt- asH Ih a goat and leads a dog's uie, " '.'.,;' A rolling atom' gaf hehi 'nb worlc. . of health hut painting an old car doesn't take the Knock out of tiie engine. . Peoplp often give three cheer for something they wouldn't give anything else for. The hard thing about being a poor man is you are liable to gel shot instead of sued for breach of promise. - i It is estimated the handshaking from oile election would milk ev ery cow In the Ignited States twice. 1 , Kuhher heels on dad's uie fine chuporones. shoes Some women won't h" happy In heaven if all the wings are alike. I:iT,V1M,I-; PLANS I "OK I'AIlt K1TZVIU J-;. Wash. KitzvillH will he npresentcd at the Spokane Interstate fair on Inland Umpire, day. Tuesday, September 2. by u princess, and arrangements nre now being made for a big turn out of boosters from (his city who will go for the Ititzville roundup. I Mat year KlUville curried on' the honors on inland Kmpire day and wan assigned the head posi tion In the big parade. Arrangements are now under way for a big dance at Community hull on Saturday night, August i!!!. At this dance the princess to go to Spokane as Uitzvllle's represen tative will lie selected. Kvery pur chaser of u dance ticket will be en titled to vote for princess and the young lady receiving the lurgest number of votes at the hall that night will tt tho winner. President Ulllesple bus won lined the stage coach, the u.narlet.e will be taken along, also a band . S J I ' 1 . I V V , A mm Fur-Trimmed Coats Of ; Quality In tliesc coats will he found the finest weaves of Ihn world's looms, in colovinus and patterns, bor rowed from f,hc four winds and the seven sens, lined vith luxurious siiks and exhibiting the expert tailor ing skill of master craftsmen. Above are illustrated the correct coats for short and in-between figures. pi fM M lit ,sTnWB mm-. AliLsliiin KailiiHtci Would Seek Tai nivrs, ti Sclth; lis INmlu The most disiittroUH result of the radio fad that has been culled to our attention is rtiat of the young couple who were being married by wlndess and got their wave-lengths crossed with u couple In Pittsburgh. Nobody ever lost business by at tending to Ills own business. Finally Up to the Court After listening for weeks to testimony of alienists that vould, make it appear that the two young men in Chicago who confessed to kidnaping and killing a boy are irre sponsible, now comes alienists for the state saying that the blnyers show no evidence of mental disease. ' Of : bourse there are shades of meaning on tho technical terms tjiat mnj have no importance with laymen yet may be of the highest significance to the experts., Allowance has to, be made for honest differences of opinion in tho medical profession as in any other. After making all such t llowahces, however, tho average individual will feci fairly safe in falling' back upon common sense and judging the defendants by their action. "Who shall decide when doe tors disngree?" Those who hear the evidence, of course. The 'alienists who in this wise keep their feet on ,the ground.. and express themselves as nearly as possible in .pining terms not drifting loo far from common sense ) will make the better impression, the public has no doubt that the court will bo ublc to analyze the testimony of the alienists. Most judges have a lot of common sense 25 Discount On nil Voile Dresses and Summer Hats, age 2 to 10. Silk Huntings and . Carnage Itobes, Jladcriu Uaby ttibs and Pillow Tops. Water-proof Crib Sheets can be boiled and iroped. Norton's Ijddy . : Shop 'Setter Togs lor Little Tots for Less Money" ANt.'HOItAOi:, Alaska (Ai). -Colonization or the lands along the government's Alaska railroad vill bo pressed on the secretary of the. Interior by the rallroud inaiuiKemeiil, It was stated here by Captain John iltighes. in charge of the supply department. It was explained that sypplx ;j lor I lie road were, imported fro;.i the slates, when they mluht well be prod iced on Alaska soli. Tun roud has adopted a policy of giv ing preference to Alaskan farm-, cis tor all products purchased. .Iuutii ltus Law Libraries IIAMIit'ltO. tbrnmny A1') I'apun is systematical! German libraries university recently aetiuired th hdi'lm Tho Tohokti library of Hot-tor K. Meckel, a eel eltiated profe.1 stir, Hind Tokio unl vcnuly has purchased the Kmui oluiiie libra r. ti Ib-ideM Kllfllt- of Hoctor Neubeck erif juris . fbr this rich JnlUt enrlcbs every dish. - - lUMestlaAIKSI ' : If the authors of the old-fash ionod dime novels were alive, think how they would flourish as scenario w-rilers. It pivbnbly didn't take Kve long to discover that i.he could, make Adam happiest by listening while he bragged. , The tic that binds isn't blessed if it binds at the back of the collar when you are in a hurry. We still live in hope that some genius will invent n lather to make lawn grass easy to cut. All polished men don't shine. After Sunburn Time Apply , NYAL'S J-'.U'i; t'UK.VM With Peroxide It heals and soothes Jt .1 suffering Itoiu the bur mm;, of Eim or w Ind. A pi -e use lesa cream that haves no shine or sticky alter feil Ing, Handbag Hit a.V I Mt Ke Jar IMk' Red Cross Drig Store 'C, ;Jharp practice has cut ofP man tO SLLCC.Pri " Da lon'l let Mm other rrlln.v Intk yon out of your crop money. II Is (he result of a whoto yenr'a Imrd nrnk and xs hueli Almtild he carefully spcnl and carefully InvesUnl. When you need any ad vice or counsel on financial mutter- reel frco to roll upon any ntemtsT or tli's bank. Thl.t Is a regular part of otir servliMi ami la yours for tho asking. Kvery branch of our bank ' run for your personal convenience- In bauklus. We solicit your acvsmuU ANEW stand.ird cf. beauty in Americaa made rugs and carj-icts has lircn developed in Home-Crest Floor. Cover ings. With the finest traditions of the Orient injnind, patterns are woven in ric-ii, soft-toned, harmonious colorjngs. Economical, beautiful and durable you will Find in our assortment of Ilome-Crest Floor Coverings just the rui;; that you wont to add to your liouie this opring. TJt -r COVERINGS Field ( LJI'MJTY W. H. B0HNENKAMP CO. v I The'drifterTseldora. lauds-