TViilav. August 22, 1924.
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lication of all news dlHpatclies credited to it or not othsrwlM
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herein alto are roserved.
KI'.MOVK V.Wl I'HOM Ml-: vanity mid lira; tflve nu neith
er poverty nor ileitis: feed me with food ronvenieut r i.te.
Proverbs Si:S. - '
Visiting La Grande's Neighbors
Business men of La Grande have plannAI a visit to
nearby cities and towns next week. It is not to be a trado
exclusion, lint on the other. hand, it is to he u social event
wherein neighbor meets neighbor and talks about the tren
end good. "
This is the annual trip which has been indulged in and
H is one of tho most enjoyablj features of life in La
(iiunilo, for it gels business and professional men away
from their stores and offices and brings them in close
contact with friends who live in , other fields, who have
different problems and who want to relax and talk things
vver.
.Thml how nnmv will Iumiii the excursion is not known
as yet, but it is believed that the commercial section, of
tho clly wilj be well represented, and it should be.
Getting Married ,
In these days when young people get marriotT they have
She same things to contend with that their fathers and
mothers had namely, the good nature of their .follow
beings.
V A few days ago when' one of't'lie fcvonflig' Obsel'ver's
force 'decided to quit the life of single blessedness and hav
ing1 his entreaties met with an affirmative answer, the
young couple were joined in holy wedlock. , True to human
cusloiti they sought the stillness of the forest and the
b'.'iiuty of naturo in which to spend their honeymoon. Tho
spot they selected was nature's own art gallery Wallowa
Lake, where Horn Leslie presides with much dignity and
whore rigid rules govern the park.
nut rules are made only to lc broken- and when this
mountain guide at the lake learned that some newlywods
were on the ground he dropped his regular business of
guilding people over the mountains and worked with con
siderable vigor to guide everyone at an appointed hour to
the cabin wherein dwelt the pair who were starting on
life's voyage together. .
At a signal the noise began and such a demonstration
was never staged back in the days of Lincoln when maU
rimony claimed the belle of the community. Kvery con
ceivable noise making device was brought into play and
the lungs of the charivari party were lusty and strong.
The great canyons echoed and re-echoed with the hilarity.
Since the days of Chief Joseph and his Indians when'
n war dance was on there has not been the bedlam around
Wallowa Lake. There being no pltico else that evening to go,
tho visitors continued to stay, greatly to tho embarrass
ment of tho couple. Cigars and refreshments brought no
cessation of the fun and for several hours Cupid was forced
to undergo the most biain tplitting barrages of noise that
could be imagined.
Not content with the "send-off" to the young people
some of the old practical jokers proceeded to' put stilt in
their flour unci did a lot more things that caused embar
rassment. All of which goes to show that humanity has
not changed a great deal since the old New Kngland wed
dings in colonial days, and that we are all happy and
carefree people at times, thank goodness.
PFFICE CAT
BY JVN1V
I THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
'I'll (i following mlvcri Im-uu-nt up.
nurvA u while ttno in a ('ullfoiiiMi
n-wiuin'r; - 1
"l-'or Hulf On Itirtff. rcd-itlHl-wliltc
vow, t hiffc.tilfs'hthH iiiuli ttnil
m-tw'iHlithi wll'lcul, rtin uflitully
tfO'-ff on a vlitll vry mimfiMT. but
I ill itri-tM-nl. til luc-hcd to ht-r liiiinn
y mi-unit of a M'K cluitn. To unv-frcr-Hon
w lulling lo buy Imt, I will
jtirow In tlio jr-liultl uful u. t lg
llHfllllK'l'. Wuubl Ihi ctUKbtt ' tu
st'll i h)u row tv voinc -rltUcu f
Kiin IU-ko wlio lliiuitu lie run wlilp
A wunuin Hliould iii'vi-r b al
lows! lo Bet robl, for hT chatter-
lii(f tt't'lb in thut.cttw would hir-
nlnh too murh oppuxltluu for br
toiiKiic. '
'
No man ret ut nn that wlilfh lit
ilH' nul unilvrHtHiul (xc-t IiIm
wlfn.
T)io Im-ri way to hikw.I in
bitNlni'tM U 10 nihiil your own.
ApiiriiiH-ni Uhmh hao wvx
stvU-t rlttiiMM -n'uiilatfiiit iu' hur
iiorlittc i if ttitH anil Ikm and flilld
mi, but lhr Ninill it-iinitlH to k
alH'Mil and c(Mk iv niii4'i i-abUai
an lliry batt. -w.
Tlu red man IohI tlu count iy
hiTiuiM' lu couldn't exploit It; -
(dotliiK (do in iic J) may deliver It to
iiHUtlier ;! Of ICedH.
WtllM IN .X A IIIM.
In ii duneliitf content in Uos.
worth, .Mo., recently Mr, Wltfffl"
Tecicrs' viii declnrnl the winner.
When iiol pnicirein hln nrt Mr.
Tn tern h Mosworlh'i tending
pointer and ilccnrutor.
H itioiT uoittcu crr alilo to
support iMixfiuiut tlicro uiaikl b(
hhuo iimriiaK.
. 1
Home people, si-eni to think ti"1
In fipciilt in a c it ileal tunc of every
pcritnn Ih a mark of lul HUr'iirf.
I looltK, arc t he only t h inr
wllleh Hptak TOlunteH.
' thisiiiCMM ti inl It Hum hm nMirliHl
tu ttf b our i-4'presciitaHvcH Ih the
U'ioim phucH imi'i the iniiitir.v.
Mlllllk- .IcrHlNlltM Hllll WNll-
Inir for iiorninh'y In n'tiirn.
K-nllkMbiira- -It i is H i (! Mill on
the buff. .
HIccim Ulrw rtoiithtiicd dull "!
sptn liiu, '
I.HulowiitlcnluMxy ' nihv am-
(iiiu (he xloi'c kiiMrH,
llollcrMtimii MucJi MMiiplahi-
lug itiitmiK (he mcii'.miilH Ih'Aiihi
all lU'lultlMirliij; inuiiH make hM
ler prices,
If It l true. 'lhe ovll that men
In In hurled with them and (he
Kond ' liven after thein' thin miiv
4-x plain the raet that xomc nmn
ant fin'tfulten with in w few day t
after the runerul.
The weather Ita Ml last Ih'coiuc
vtnrm enuiitth in warrant Hit
tteaiiiiK of niiniiiier fur. ;
ITS U'S AMI OWXfc.
'That iiiuhrcllu of your looks
an 1 hotiKh M had Keen hctter
ruH."
"Well, it certainly luia had Hh
upH und ilowftx."
Idner iiryliiir to cut Mm uteaU)
"Sny, waiter, how wan thl Hteal:
cooked ?"
iilter"rtinuthered In ouIohm
Mir."
I Mner "Well, It died hard."
Mayhc the reavtin me wnitn
Kct ealty at thiica Id becaiiHc their
litmlinnitn rtowI ii) them.
mm
K.'' ,. 'Ztr.&i."
U7? .PWr.
WWV.O CUT AS)
tO'M' TO PUT S
(,yu " it
'iSttwA 'J-':.'ii
CAMt I Ml ntR.'T TO THE C-PA. C : ;V
, HOTtpL,THtrRtS BtUN F'BWE FLIES III Mfc HOTEi. V!-';'-v
lyDINJNq BOOM tW IH IWe PAT flvC VCAT1..i-i...";:. i
., tS
I mm
niurriitHo lo Jills Alllu t-'urrrns
To this union four i-lil!lrn Ti'
horn, out- 4lyint 'in Infunoy.
TlKiy ' hiv, sirs. KIIH'1 Moi-l-lnllil
of Monmouth, Mrs. (Veil Vmint
ut Ion,, itml H, rlnTI W. Myurs nl
Iji OruiKlf, lln-Kon. ,
II,- li-iii-is liislili-K Ills rhllilrrn
In morn Ills (,-ltlB flvi- nlslflM linil
Iwo brot iii'i-H, Urs. W. W. Mlirlili.
Mr. OIIv.t Halo's, UlrH, llnttli Krh
Miss Tnrrl,. Myi'M. Krnral MyoM
itini Will Myi'w ut Kulf-ip and Aim.
J. lltiio Htiitronl nr Clulm (Irn., nn.l
iilrfl' grand i-liiiilrn hi'Hlili-s n' limit
or frli-uilH.
L l-'niu-ral s-rvlc(H wf-rr- lii'lil m
.. . . i.. l.
1111" , llllKr.-Klli liilllll . .i.ir. ii mi "
oni- Hiiliir.lny, Aup;, Is Hi silm o'-c-locU,
i-onilufUnl hy Iti-v. 3I'a.t,
tlfi' fiuxtnr.
I'hn lioily was Inlil In real In the
loni rotncti-ry.
lAnotllor cxri'Mi-nt ilovici to rone-
yum ulMloiiK-n Is a mnzxl'.
Tom Sims
Says
Obituary
ton can't make enlu meet If di. y
are louHc ends.
Many a polliielun ulttlutf on the
political fence hat an cxprcHHiun en
his fac4 like he wan sit (in; on ii
luck.
.
Kice thlnff iihout belnK iimrrii 1
Ih you rtever have to decide v)i-rt
you will upend your Viuatino,
Hill lie oeS a Itiiltf way, lUl it
nana Ity comex buck home.
The wild rumor thai hfddted hair
la erolntc out of Htyle htiH reaH-.-d to
be a hulr-ralHlug story.
Once they married in tiatite and
repented a) leimire, but now tin y
marry In himti und repent nl wrrU.
If mimlo Ih the lan-guaw of hive.
a Iiilhh drummer hatca everybody. .
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"lion'l Npi-nd all you make,' siid j
I'ranklln, but hoiih a;t it mixed 1
and don't make nil they Hpeiid.
'
'flic Hcen-t of ntiinv a udd'iilv :
rlctl IIHin'K MtlCCtKK Ih U HeCrel HtUi.
i
Homt'timen wlndom cumh h will-
yraiii and hoiim-Hiiua i he yea is I
cnipe alone, - 1
It taken Mmio hci-fl to ve.,h u
pound, but onf bee can make yon
sit down Mite u cnnple, of Iuiih.
When a man Ke to tho do.-rn
many formi'r filendH hark at him.
, .
It In hard to be crooked and Ui'-'p
a Hrultfht face.
In JiiK-ojilavlM, eoiiKre.'iH l;i jtll il
HkupMhttna, which l.i ' nothing t'
what our coiiKreMH i:t Brunei iunn
called. ,
t'hicaRO Kill anyH she will n...rry
t he imui who pays her t. it h r
deblii, but applkcaiilH I'Ktt Ixtci
find out who made the dehtn.
Mr. K tiven e Myern dhd ut tlif'
hoiiu- or ii t dini-rhi' r. .lr. l-'ranlt
Youiiff at ?:3.r J-'riday afiernoon,
Ansti.vt if,, IfCM. a 1 he uw of 1.9
yeinv, !( iimrtths mid I'i d;-.v. nf
ler :in il!ue;:s of nine!e--;n days.
Me puffered ti wtioke of Iipop- :
)e-y witile c:i! Iiij,- !i:ipp'r it I ho !
f irm home nf his mn-in-law. :
l-'iMuk Yonntr. lie was iiiinu-dhiiely j
brought. :o hne v.-here medlc::l ;
aid "vas ."umi'ionrd at or.ee. 1IU'
children were immediately cnlled
remnintiiK co'ift nai !y at his bed
side ii.Mil t1(' Li-f and, did every-'
thin;' pn.HMhle jur his comfrrrt that j
lovin; onnt could do.
K:i;:i'fii' Myer.i wah born elob-
il' 7, isr.t near (iiieva. Wis., he.'
Int; the eld -"St ami of Joseph and
Man My Its. -
In thu ni-rhiir of isr.fi his par-'
rnt'i ih-ci.ivd to cross the plains.
Vhey st a tied with it parly of fifty
four relatives and nei.trhbora witii
ox teams, endcrin- many hard
Khips nut! encounters with Hie Indian-,
several of the part were
killed by ih" Indians Including an
ur.ele. Jo hit My era.. They final I v
reached On-jron, Inert! tup: in , th"
W'lMainetti. nihiy mar H:ilem. 1
A tmn t t he ,t '.-(-. of nineteen Mr.
Mei'K came to K:ts("rn Orejron
with .1. l' l-'i'i-reiiM, ciiKnin.-- in
the Kheep bii:4njw. Liter re: urn
hvj to the Wilhiltiel lc valley.
'.v ,li:n--, !!;7. he V:s unfed In
rcrmancntly wnvcul, wavy Of
curl liair Khoultl be '
Water-Vavel
The water-wave la soft
and natural la apaarnc6.
In no wine can It pomltriy
barm tbe hair.
Moles, wart. uperfluo-is
balr permapentl-r emavd
wUhoij acar f .
All Work Ouarantnec
AT TTTE COIyOMAIi '
' I'iiono 521-J -
1803 Fo-jrth St. Apt. B
Closing Out
STONp
JARS '
AT 2,5c
tKll ('AIX0N'
Skala Hdw.
Company
Phone Main 33
Roesch Bldif, .
:
Copyrieht 1921 Hart tcbalfner & Mr
A Colorful Array Of
FALL
Hart" Schaffner h Marx
Clothes for Men, awaits
your approval
In till irooil oll ilavs of I'lilvali'V
iin-n - slooil nji lor wonn-n. In t
lliiT'- wen- no t-ti-i-rt ritrs Hm ii.
Arthur Kiitltl, the Umnitliip Ixnistcr who niuki's a trip
over tho west each your in behalf of tho jrroatMVmllutmi
nhow, is one of tho cleiin-eut VVnllovva eoimty boys who
lwlievos that an etluctition is of little value unless boy
wtirlts for it. He has finished the Orejron university ami
with ureal pride he says the day of the butterfly ftirl ami
fif-niale flapper boy is about over at that institution. This
m due lo Hit? work demanded of the tUudeiil. lie contends
Ihoso who will mil work will nut stay. Fine.
The hijihway eonnnission has put a tlressin.r t.n th
I'ylo canyon road that makes il as neaily perfect as n
iDacaditni road cjiii be. The improvement in resuifiiciiiji
the frravel roatl is niaiveliius.
Sotin the tourist will find ice on his coffee these nioin
injr 'and then he will bejrin lo wonder if iie had nut let
ter look for a job for tho coniiny wintur-
Ahn ilnlnir h
USED CAR
l not an uhiwctl car. and
tho dealer In' willing to
Kiiaraiilec tu rnHdltion he
cuune he linn rehulll It tn
match a nuw otic In up
peanuiee and pi'rfufman e
- Know lug (hat the price l.i
L lo ft it per cent lefui Ihiin
a new ear. and the aervtee
depreciation Ih from 1 'to
I r per cent If-mi than a nuw ,
ear, IH IT NOT Kt'ONil.MY
TO IHY A tHKI VAM t
'Positive !' 'Oiert irvl he
1 1n IK haldt and huy a
ItKlll ll.T t'AH from hh
I ia:t liittck
t l-"J Ohln
SOUTHARD &
INDIGESTION
cauHi iilontinr-Rfl-eiy pnlii that
crowd ties heart conatipjillou.
Aimcyt And rttitf and comfort in
CHAMBERLAIN'S
. TABLETS ,
Hn f ripiog no nauiea only 25 ceatt
ilivatjs In Style- -
BATON'S HICnil.ANn I.1NEN
Oorrespondenco Curds and liox rapoi-s
All Tints and Styles. .,
Now 50 cents.
Red Cross Drug Store
(sV H "i iP' V il'.'tZMJW ill -. . Hi
.mm
o llarrles; Hear Kill Sheep
(11-tHAT rAl.l.H, Mont. He
ra nan of the Hhorlatfe of hcrrie
and Other wM trults In the motm-
talna thin Nunimer,'-the sheepmen
In Hie Kinjtr'K Hill ' repion are ex
periencing JoM-jen in I heir hnmlH of
sheep, due to the ravages of huii
gry hear, forest offieirttH a.sHerf. In
prevloim years heart have 'found
plenty of food In the hen-leu und
frultH and havo not killed Hheep to
any extent in the forest reHerven.
4. frovtt'L''nf'nJ lrapptr haw heen
Hiaiioncd enst of Kings Hilt for
Hcvcnil weekh nnd has trapjied
eliht hcarx.
The Hheep range In I lie Jeffer
koii foi'CMt, acej)rdiiig to Supervisor
V. Ii. Wllley, H especially good
and the caltlo raiiK' Is normal oh
the north side on the mountain!,
hut fit h-HH than normal on tha
south side. . ,
"Kveryone shouhl learn to drive
a ear Hlartlng with those who
do. . 1
Canadian
Qac)fc
STAMPED GOODS i
Pillow Cases Stamped nd Hemstitched .....$1.20 !
Lunch SeW Stamped and Hemstitched $1.83
Buffet Sets Stamped and Hemstitched
Dresser Scarfs Stamped and Hemstitched
Tea . Towels Stamped and Hemstitched
Quest 'Towels Stamped and Hemstitched
36-inch Center Stamped and Hemstitched
96-ffich Card Cover Stamped and Hemstitched.
Bedspreads nnd Bolster stamped on
. Kripky Weave and Bloekrepe.... 31.00 and $4.7."i
.6."c
6."ic
.40c
40c
95c
9."ic
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Better Tors fm Utile Tots"
7.
Vacation Days
in this great play
ground - fitv nilrci miles
ul sctnic uymdtTi-will long be re
membered. Splendid, modern hotels, operated
with Canadian Pacific Service, are now ready to enter
tain you at beautiful Lake Louise and at ll inll-or you can
aton at the various Bungalow Camps, five disfim :tly different in the
most iillrfklit Iwuliuns, with the assurance of comfort with economy,
- Hiking, Ridinj!. Mountain Climbing. Kiating,
Swimniing, Fishint:, Golf and Dancing are a
nionjt tho many v.icatHm features for your en
joynjent.' tV'rii-.- or eitl fur ot:r swnul Vuniliim
i.itfriiturv. -
GOING HAST? Koute your ticket via
Canadinn r.icitio Railway IT COSTS
NO MOKf", nnd you can stop where
and when you please.
V. U. DUACON, General Agent, Passenger Department
55 Third St. Multnomah Hotel Bldg. PORTLAND, ORE.
&Vhliib&!&ii&&3
v:,1-.'.r--,-J-v,v::r-V.-;
.jr ' " -i f
a meins rk...i
to Sue.cs. ed "
Toirt li t Hid nilier fdln
talk Jim oirt at yaar croi
money.
It h Mw rosnlf of it jihnn
Ii-i-' Jmnl wnrtt anil
nch Klmnlii ha rsrWnlty
SfHiit anil t-nrcfnlly lnwstl.
Wlim ynn need any a.
lee r rnunwl on flnanelal
motors twi trrti tn rail
iipim anjr Dii-niluB of this
hunk.
Thl f tefjUU part ol
onf lerTlrn and lie jtniirs for
th itMltnni.
Every Irranrtr o our bank
k run lor jmir pemnnai
ennTPiilenre In lisnliln.
We willrll your aronunt.
inifi r.iiiii! i-wniiirt hi IV
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