La Grande evening observer., October 01, 1924, Image 4

TrTF.itK GKl'-EVBMTNO OBSTRVRTI
Wednesday, October 1, 1021.
TAGV, VTTT&,
La Grande Evening Observer
imi:i-i:mi;m' M:.VKt'At'i:it
Puhlleh-il daily and weekly at lu tlramla, Oregon, by the
LA (1 HANI. 10 KVI.Nl.NU UI.Hr.KVI-K I'UIIMKUINU CO.
MKUCIO JJiJNNIH . . KilHor
l.iilril al iionio.Mce tit I tlruude, Ori-nun, an H-doml
Claaa Mull llutler.
- oa sal fa oilier oillee ii'egon Hotel Newa- Htumt. 1'uru
lanil: Imperial Ntwi tiland Forilanil; Aliilluniiiub N6we Bland,
forllaud
Addra'u all communications M The OI.rvr, 1411 Ailaiue
Ait.. I.u Oramle, Oregon.
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C1T1T AND COUNTT 'OKKK.'Mrj PAPBIt
The Aaeociutetl presa U exclusively t-iitlilcil to use for pith
tlcatlon of all nitwit illJpalclia crAillti'il to it or not otherwise
retiiteil If piitfllHhfd Oier-in. All rlshte of I'epiilillciillon of
apocial difipatclii-H in title paper, ami ttlao lliu local news
herein also are reserved.
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lication or all nnwe' dispatches orudttud to It or not otherwise
ereditod If published therein. All rlKhle o( republication of
peclui dlapMchea In title paper, and eja& the local aeve
herein also are reserved.
i IIVI'I HATH, NOT r)KKN.;nor ear ImiihI, neither Imvo en
tereil Into Mil lif'til't of man, tin- lllltlk'ri ivliinll find tin t ll pi'.1-pui'i-d
fur t Ii4-ti4 that luve'. him. I I'lirlnthiuiiK. '
THE OLD HOME TOWN
Are You Patriotic? Then Vote!
ON NOVEMBER 4TH A NATIONAL PRESI
DENTIAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN
THE UNITED STATES. THE ONLY RIGHT
WAY TO SELECT A PRESIDENT (AND
OTHER EXECUTIVES) IS FOR EVERYONE
TO SIGNIFY HIS OR HER CHOICE. CON
SIDER IT A SACRED DUTY TO YOUR COUN
TRY TO GO TO THE POLLS AND CAST YOUR
VOTE.
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paBlMfe 'V;i M.I' L l VeTZjfl
I MWltl Moui-nc-!-.. Bp, II jQ,ct ,4 rtKT-rr)iT5 aoou (
Torn Sims !
THU( rAANK II' . , " ' " i . I I
v - Obituary ;
I StANK SMITH
hi'iith rliiinii'i) I'YniiU Siulili.
n'Hiil.'nt of fHi. In li, (ihimlf
tlhlH mnrttliiK Ml Hi" '! t nit 'X-
II'DiIimI HIdchm. Tilt', tli-Ot-UHrtl MfiK
ill rt'xlilfnl ir I'r.vi for Hi yurH i(n.
Ifuvr-n to mourn IiIh ilfinlHt .siv
rlttl.lr.n: Wrn, II. M. Mcltunitl of
.Mi-)runl,' Mra, It. V. lfiitriutiit' of
U'uvf. Mik. W. I). I'oi'flitiill of Htilf-
wity. Mih. t-l. I:. Ct'tiiilhird of I. ok
fAfitfoh-H.' K. I. Kntiih of, AMtiliiml
ninl r. H. Stu ilh of IXimtimiir, Cull-
' ffirnln. i .
Thi ri'initiiiH ur' al Hie Holuifn-
Uuiii rtiiipt't anil lm' will proimhty
liilfrrt'il . In covn,' llmv'ir.
tli'flnltc ftiniTitl iirrnnjri'inoniH 'hnvi1
illOl lil't'lj lU'liTIIltlH'll. ' .
ynims f'offoy ata distanco and do-f
lidrd to liooi uo that tlm hullpt
would laml .hint far enoiiKh in fronl
of him invlHKhtiii htm. Tho ml
wuh huIiI ln;hifvo toen playful. Til'1
I.UIW4 lodK'il -noiir tlx litttrt.
SPECIAL
Real Estate
Bargains
ThrRtv ww bnnalowSi 20fl0 -to
Ha vera I hlirh ' clnfia modern
honifH,. jriflad to $iu.uoo each.
(iUlt room Ins honpto, liourdlns
hoiiso nnd' Qpartmcnt.
tn -bBinoKs tuillii ingr on
Ailnma nvonuo near iinst office.
Kino hulMtng lotu in nil parts
' ' ' ' of I.a Ornndu.
Mr.MINNVN.I.i:, Or J;ib. rrf-f ftovcrhl fivo and 10-arro traftta.
ny. l3-y-ar-Il non of Mr. -urn! May Park ' Addition,
imi 11,1.1: hoy shot
j.Mift. J. K. Cofft-y of .McMinnvlli
j wuh Injured Hrlounly y a htllli-t
.from it rifli' uf st'vcral loyH.vho
J luid ht-cn Hliootlntr pronilKci:o0Hiy.
('in'iinisiaiifi'H Mtrroundinu 1 tlu'
KhoolliiK could not Imi luurncd in
ili'tuil, hut l wuh reported iluU
In'l;iihor loyn wri trying u ih-w
.22 rifle, wlih one. find- jimt- pur-
.h:iHfd. One wtiM Hiild t liavc wn
I 'arms, Htock nine ho, chlcKcn
ranchia, dnlry ranclioa. etfl.
fit o 'h It.-roio You IJuy.
PYRAMID LAND CO.
Main 75 .-
F." N. Ford, O. It Bcrrf,
ItonilcU lu-altora
Introducing Mr. Appleby
' -i
The levelling Observer is pleased to announce the ntltli
titni nf Mr. I'Yank 1J, Aj(lcly, of Des Moinus, Inwn, ns a
member of its ori'icitil fainily, iitul in the future Mr. Apple
by will be the business manaf!' of this newspaper, lie is
a newspaperman , of wide experience in the middle states,
is 11 tfriUhiite tf innell, college. Phi. JleU-Kappli, nuii
conies to Oregon with his wife and 20 months old son, Carl
ton, to reside permanently. Mr. Appleby nerved two years
as lieutenant of infantry during the World war in this
country and in France. , Mrs. Appleby is a graduate of
Smith college, Northampton, Mass., anil was on the art
department faculty in that college prior to the war. They
are residing at the Foley hotel until their household goods
arrive from Des Moines.'
The addition of. Mr. Appleby to the Evening Observer
staff causes no' changes in the present force. Mr. O. K.
Moran remains as advertising manager, Mr. O. N. Skiff
as city editor, Bud Lynch as -reporter. Miss Evelyn Guhle
man" ns bookkeeper, Mrs. Thclmn Walker as circulation
manager, Miss Mildred Mulhollnnd as society editor, Slater
Whidden as collector. In the mechanical department the
force includes Milton Price, foreman; W. T. Long, E. L.
Evans and Boy McNees, linotype operator; George Lock
wood, advertising compositor; Archie Miller, pressman,
and j Dallas Suy(lamj 'inaih clerk; .'. . . .
this1 h'ewWpnpcu
growth with gieat anticipation and the first pieimtalioii'
for further development is to increase the force as needed
with first-class people. Mr. Appleby's decision to join in
the work of making the Observer a greater newspaper
means that the onward march of the city will harmonize
, thoroughly with the advancement of this newspaper.
OFFICE GAT
BY JUNIUS
"What is your iiamr,
.' VllorrtpMio'erKpiV'id'.'a -Hitlnrr. in
I'lMfihunf. Mil' wo don't.'ldiow Iiipy
: inufi iOtic wtnir folnicVo Hiitf-.s ;ln
i cri UHU. V ,r- ....
h -.--v.
J. .' And ut the. KoiHlit'diitrii IJrIiI
j InV AHrtclollo'(i.- ron vein Inn. In
' lllrtiilnhitm, . AIiIj, roma. HlKM-ltlni;
i HlulomoiitM woro mudc by tint 'llvn
j wlrr, . ;.'.' , '
I ' ' ' . -' - V
i Hay, of 'Orvcland, in mUl ' to
lif tli" . most popular radio . uli
noiincfr. . hut hf. had -letter n.d
unnoiiurr uiij poliilci,
Tim .only- ttix...ri urtia-. In fuvor
or.tlii' tuxuycr ;lttlolv wan return
tnp tart of IiIh Itu'Aiuo tax.
-. , e , i :
Die nplinhltAuflier wltli n room
run nr uIiIh.-a.skinr; t'ooiihh ihi-h.
jircfldmliai
' Klllll llily
III III' iHII'.'"
Itiijl ".lixlnin MiHilinili l iiiil
Tiiim." r. , .
Kliiil IjiiIj: "Wi-ll. i-ll... Mlm, Huns l.now.i doty
Itaip you Hun iiiiiiM-'."' Icanilliloie frul. '
lty: "I iliiiinii vt. Imi I'll riml -
out mmim ily. tliKtitouo It." ;;- Markcta " s)iow.;"niori Jliiilu r I
'( j licin fHilpprd'this yi-ar." Wn don't
Tim Kiiniuin alii rirr Dial illm-nvU know lr. tlila Inliiilra-tirrHiilniilal
on-il u Hllll lu i t'avi -forty ti-i I . tlmtrr. ' , -.-.:;.
ilitrli Mliiiiilil ariiutiv iiillo a ri'lill.t ' '' ''.
Uitlon for Kciltittf to tlio;liottom nr Tli., wooila. will 'noon. Ix- ilurn
'I'Iiikh. ' ; I Inj over -tliir.-nr-w Iravn!. 1 - -
- '- '.
t'lll.n (llitinilurniialy): "Wluit j No nian ' la'ndl ' iinlll iio n'c'f-il.i
Mfi you ilolnj; nvi-r lln i i'7" , I a hOVr hulf III" tlmo. -
Ni-iiililiiir: "Iti-iitintr up my wlfo.'i r . .. . .. .
riilKi ii .ti-xi-Mi illy): "..May I oo mo, l.n .Anriloa forncr' won't liavi-
OVIT llll.l HIT liow ll'H llnnr'.'"
yi'urn,' nroonllii(r to jinliriv'
'I'Iiito h mi lii'iti-i wily uiulor tin-
Mint I lO-MM t li'n- ni'uuiiwmi, than, in, h'ntliT llnir jia -no .
!' ' : ff ur; Mil jimt ti(--finin.
' 'turn III lifuil iirounil.
STitoi i:ot .M ; .' v-
.ri-viw
lie ''run
mm
goneg
to the
California Summer Land
Jour
foMt.tamforlablt
- und tunvnitiU
. traint daily
: over tht
ShaSlaoute
- in tach direction
Obey the cell of the warm California pier. '
ground ihii winter. .- - .":
Sun-iwept beachea flower-bedecked dtiee '
glowing life, cheer and happincie. -.-'.
loin in the healthful outdoor recreation golf. ",
Ing, iwimming, -motoring.' -; 'y .
Go via the Kenic Shaita route. Mounteiu ana '
. valley! wondroui viitai to the Callt'oriii -;
lumuer.land. -r
And the Southern Pacific low fare! will null ,.
your trip eurpritingly inexpeniive.
l'iir roll Inriimmilon rnnimuniinlr with' .
. st'ori', ANlanl fnsM(iltf0i- 'finrrli- Mnnnarr.
I'oiilanil. nrriton.
Invi'iilintl or Iv.in hcils'.'' a n'W ; Chlfato. Tlieei1. ari' r i-oal .war,
iiit-nlltir,' HaliMitian iuiiiivl or otio' tirlilra- not Jiiat,'. Ilio, riRliliit: va-J
it tin, kIH i-iiiiloy.-K. ! rloty. ' '' '
" MilniiH, Hir," nhi H.ild.
Stilled In Death
Our old friend, Addison Bennnett, who for many years
. has bt-en :t distinct part of Oregon newspaper life, lias
passed on. His pleasant smile anil his happy manner will
no longer grace newspaper circles; his clever pen will no
longer entertain the Oicgonian reatleis.
Yes, he was old, as years go, but even so, it seems
that Addison Bennett should have been permitted to live
on and on, for his life was a bright light to his fullowmen.
We knew him at Irrigon when he published a weekly
newspaper called the Optimist. His "Babbitvillu" column
was high class humor. Like many of the newspaper boys
he went to Iho meti-opolitan newspapers and for a mim-Ix'l-
of years he has been a special writer on the Portland
Oregoiiian. Stockmen of Eastern Oregon will rememltcr
his visits to the sliKkgroweis' conventions and the deep
interest he took in the big Eastern Oregon country.
Added to the increased mail this first of the month
comes the notices for the new paved districts asking the
property owners if they elmo.se to pay in cash or Ban
croft their indebtedness. Ilnncrofting means that ten
years are given in which to pay. the owner paying a tenth
each year with intei-ost lit B per cent. The fiddler always
has to Iw paid, doesn't he?
Opening of the Tuesday luncheons by the Chamber of
Commerce drew a full house yesterday, which is indicative
cf an interesting winter's program.
.i
A I'liat wlllKHit n few Hull' iimr-'i
M'K of M'linilnl In liki u lii-onktii.-r-
witiiiiiii inrri'i'. ,. .-i:
.... . ::
Willy 1U1Ii rhnntA yUl Mlllnif on
mi i ho lu'iirh, '
A Iiinir im a rlinppl' MJiylnfi". :
"VonVi' u iii'uoh.".
"I may ! ihiti," 8lio rpllfd. Blurt-;
Inir in to Trow n, - i
lint It would tul-; a iM-Ui-r ntuii!
ihun you to BhiUic inn
down!"
lli'tiuty dfM toiv. who lH-rfcrtrd a
lip"t!t U llutt iIihm not ruli off.
itlltht win vwti nion - umtliiidr
riiini n rlilHH lr llicy wrtld liiii'iil
(i (Mwilrr Hum Lifts no HlfMdlT ror
ft rout '-''i
i Jim us . htuitMtUi- w hiUi n k sr o r l n
In llir roiHii lor imro uo-nt.
'.. !
l.n (iiiiiili wii-.inu wrnl lo llif ,
hunk lor n new rlitt'k hook. t I
To lost tin one ou ''
ytlrriluy." h f.ild, "tltii II;
diM'su'i nmtior. I looh tin piiM-au 1
lion or siunlnu all tin i Invk-t uh1
MMtti if I uo it mi. of rouio, II j
won't ht of u-p to hiioiu rN." i
'Till-,!- I IiIh, my hoy. mid mm ioW r
ll lomr. . j
Tlifiur-h now il inuy Mrlki you
I unity, ,
A jiili with u rhiim'! to ImprovOj
II rt el UilVilUO'. ' j
In Im ll r limn om that o:iy loom y. '
So ItMiU lor tt Jolt with a tutui-i
iilit-ad,
Hnk a rluiiii'i to prow urfahr
und Kriuttrr.
Si' k n pluoo lo r: you know ti
you work yon will Klow, .
.Mid Iho moi.y will room to you
luit-r.
Never Before Sue
: ' Riding. Say Owners
,-'-V
Jl
. j.-rjf.: The Broiifilium , II NrfS , '1 Jf.-;
It ll one tlilnf for a car to deliver (treat
performance quite another to accom
pi ilh it with unexampled economy a
tloc the Clip'" ln addition to a
yew type of comlnution chamber that
Intro all the m and a new way of dis
tributing (he ki equally to all cylinder
which help to explain why you get
better than 20 mllei to the gallon of
Jiatotlne thert are numcroui enginerr
ng advaocei bearing on economy. De
structive vibration hai Iteen eliminated
and the engine ft protected alio by the
oil'tilte'rana the air-cleaner all of which
meant longer life and lower mainte
occot, Special deiign ivply,higl
ptJ OellooH tire are standard.
GOODRICH
' SYRINGES j
Wi carry a full line of Infant
Syringes. Ear and Ulcet
Syrincs,Dreast Pumps j
Pouches ai a Price that (
will suit you
,f Or.tir
'JLj
Red Cross
Drug Store
tO
Driving and ridini; in tlie Chrysler Six
is an absiliitely new experience, own
ers will tell you. It is not alone amaz
in power, speed and dash from an
engine only 3-inch bore by 43,i-itth
stroke that arouse their wonder, or
the economy by which these results
are obtained.
t
They are tremendously impressed with
the riding and driving qualities tor
they find the Chrysler Six, by reason
of unusually low center of gravity,
perfect weight distribution, a new prac
tice of spring suspension and other
engineering advances, holds the road
as securely as a two-ton car.
They find that it takes a turn at 50
- mile an hour with perfect safety and
without side -sway; and. thanks to its
remarkable driving and riding quali
ties, they can ride all day without
fatigue.
Try the Chrysler Sin. ,i Drive it at all
speeds over all kinds of roads and ex
perience these things for yourself.
We ere pleaeed e etanwl eea
. venienc. cimc-eentnii. Aah
sbeM Chtler's airracttv. elm, -
', -Dealers Eraywketa v
W. H. B0HNENKAMP CO.
Just Received
V New Shipment Of '; . .
Sweaters
For Ladies and Children
Ani iiiiuvnal noMiiifiit of latest
m1is, 4-ilors ami pnllorn'. Kt'i-
H.it:illv warm ninl wri.nl -bMikln.
liu.c of (jnoil qtml- ':
liy, mii wool. I'tir-t-litiHf
ono IW your- '
H IT nml tho klil.llis
and llTIi:tr fort Ik
chilly ilny that ! ,
iioflr nl h.'iml.
A Sweater for any
Price You Wish to
, Pay - . :
- '.'''. ' 1 '- . Our wonilottiil nssorl-
de Dure and sjee lilmliil SklHs In Hie lut-
i l ilnr, Ini'liiilliiit Tan, t'fti nml Itnmii. '
I Calling your Attention to
A , new nml lIKIi oxford; nh-oliilrly I he -laU-sl
'. sllo on tlm mnikt't ami rsrliislvt ' in IhU iohii. . It
' Im n low' lui'l "Soiithrin llo" in n lM-nutlrul KlinHo or
' .."tu'w tnn--( hosiery in match), t'onio In, and li ith
' ihov you IIiIn harmiii!C iiknIoI. It is Just what you
Jiavt' lK-4'H lookiiiAc' I"0'-
" ; SEE our many- new STYLES IN :
' FALL' FOOTWEAR
' Those "Delicious" . ;
Taney Pepper Pan Roasts
. . ' Are Now J'.eiiifr Served
' '. '. At
The Silver Grill
Smoked Meat Special
. DON'T MISS IT, OR YOU'LL . LOSE.
"If. Emily Brand
99
.' ' ' iUiilditiK Contractors Don't Want .'.
PAINTING JOBS
It's against their interest and your OWN. Their
profit is the difference on price estimated and price
paid to painters. RESULT: Lowest bid accepted
poorest ..material and workmanship; dissatisfaction
to all concerned a job that'll pass but won't last.
FOR BETTER JOBS CALL J. LANDRY ;
Decorator, Painting, Tinting, Ptipci hanging.
PHONE J81-U.
Kt-iirjr ilay l Inlmr t1
for llir ninn Im Isn't liullil
Ink ii i fur tin- fiilini".
m ii.n I'P A RANK
AtVOI'XT
anil for Iti snllil foinida-
lion. mliTt a luiiik Hist In
ili'iinx. ivllaliln anil W.IHngL-
in mi ii run Mia iv In lieti-
It'K ) lu ti t alirail.
MorA and saie
; than io .
'Spend and saiSe'
In inner wnnln, wlwt our
liank a n plane Inr ynnr
li'pnvlia Itivansn ynil will
llnil Hint wt fill all jour
riiiilrini(-iilM.
Think It mrr. Tim mini
rffnrt jnn put fiwlli now
will nrnkn ymi tnilriM'riri'cftl
in later rare. f
W are rraile In Itflp
arc yon nailf to start?
'I I
VJOUnD-REUaHlE-PKOQRESSJVE-