La Grande evening observer., October 02, 1924, Image 4

Thursday, October 2,-lSai
THE IA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
: l.MIKIMOMMvW M;VHI'AI'I.H
Publl.riod dully ana weakly lit I -a Grauile. Oregon, bf tha
LA GHANDH KVKNINU OHMrJfiVKIt l'UHMHUINQ CO.
UKUG'fc 1I13NNI8 ... .. . Kelt tor
' JiulHin,! l nonlorriu at iA tiruncio, Ort-Kou, aa BcconU
CImm Mall Matlar.
Oa aula la oilier iiIUku Oregoii lintHl Nwa Miami, Port
land: lmitli Mews Blunrt, I'ortlaml; Uultuoiiiau New Stand.
Portland I
Allrew all Mmmiinlcatlona to Th OIaanrr, 1416 Adam
At., M Oiawla, Oregon.
kUHM:iU11K).N KA'ILH
11 Cairlrr ,
0all. r mnntn ..
.' lull. r Oirua montna ...
bally, pnr tin month., in advance...
i pally, alnsle oony .
Hi Wall
Dally, per month ....
Dally, pir alx month, In adfaaca ....
bally, v't year, lu advunca . -
. OtMHrr-Hlar, per year
tt
...U.ku
; C1TV ASD.COUNTr OKWW.li I'Al'HIl
Tha AMonluted l'reaa la exolualrely ml HIM 10 naa for pub
lication of all tmwa dlaputcliea credited to It or nut (ithirwli
arediltiil If pulillnhed therein. All rlghta of rpiUillcallun o
ipeclur'' dleiaii!liea in tliia paper, a ml alao tha loral newa
barulii alio am reaurved.
UKMDKlt . ASSOCIATED ritKtM '
' Tha Aaaoelatad Pnaa la .nslualvely entitled to :uaa tor pub
lication of all newa dinpatchea credited to It or not otharwlu
aradlliul If published .therein. All rlghta of rcviibllcatlOB of
Pacini illapatchea In Miia paper, and alao (iia losal
harein also aro reserved, v . , . ('
fill THAT MKN o'ulU'Vwtl,''ll,hrh ftir !hla if'iodiii HH,
find for III" wondr'rful wiirka In t ililldien ufnicn. I'wilin
jnT:ri.: ,
THE OLD HOME TOW
Are You Patriotic? Thbn Vote!
( ON NOVEMBER 4TII A NATIONAL PRESIDEN
l TIAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN THE UNITED
STATES. THE ONLY RIGHT WAY TO SELECT A
i PRESIDENT (AND OTHER EXECUTIVES) IS FOR
; EVERYONE TO. SIGNIFY HIS OR HER CHOICE,
t CONSIDER IT A SACRED DUTY TO YOUR COUN
', TRY TO GO TO THE l'OLLS AND CAST YOUR
VOTE. ...
Alt tumuli lie limy not he n titu
sk-lnn. ttlrttoM any cr Yorker I
iu(iiNiHlnl lilt vlmrrr" ami
rials."
An ounce ol honent criticism lu
worili more Diuu a pound of flat-
lory, provided you futvx u, strong
COIIHtM liltoll (tin. ' ('.'1(1 Hi M Mil the
rtilol.Hin. , ,
1 The Spur In Borah's Flank
t Snmolinu's, United SUiten Kenntors do not jfst well in
Qieir home cities. SonietimeH it lending newKpiipcr Kces
flit tii sfticjlv the Sinn' into their flimkH. Usually this is
.) rnmptclfl, by some continued iirilalion nnd such un utter
: nee rcjiivxeiitH, no mull following of votcra.
nm U(il)e StittcMiimn very recently stitrlled many of its
liaders out !J ' I'lie 'Uiie ""of 'Idaho with a jfontle rebuke of
$t'iiulor William Ef' Horah it rebuke that ciirritw a world
of hiUlcn dynamite. Here it is: , r
Senator Jiorah is not in this campaign, lie bad no
Opposition or nomination by convention and has practically
no opposition for election. He is a professional politician
and it may be stated knows the (fame lioth ways nnd has
pretty j-ood idou of what his personal policy should be.
Ilia immediate contest can cause him no won-y, but his
future emplacement is a thinjr of moment and not to be
treated thoughtlessly. The Republicans of Idaho will watch
With imuiscd interest his maneuvers for position with just
li friendly warning, "Watch your step, Hill."
' Senator Horah said Monday ntR'nt tnal lie had advo
cated the direct primary for SO years. If Idaho had
adopted the direct primary 30 years iiro, young Ilorah
would never have leen heard of. The convention plan de
velops our young men. It enables u poor man to be recog
nized. During the years we had the direct primary the
names on the ballots never changed and those years have
prevented us from developing new candidates.
, The parties that advocate the direct primary never use
it in making their own nominations. The direct primary
is a 'good thing with which to beat the Republican party,
and if that is a good thing to do, then Senator Horah is
right.
Senator Horah still stands for recognition of Russia.
"Give the people the sunlight of prosperity," he says, "and
Ilolshevism will disappear."
' Senator Horah 'a attention is called to the fact that the
United Stales has always been friendly to the people of
Russia. We have fed them. The Russian government is
another thing. It cannot even run a sewer.
Hut it probably will keep us all on the road to happi
ness and prosperity to bring in Russian wheat and Hill
Haywood.
Fred Dubois, years ago, was in the limelight as a pio
fessional politician a Republican, too. lle guessed wrong
in making his emplacements. If he hud not, he would
still be "Mr. Dubois of Idaho" in the United Slates senate.
Silver looked blighter then than the red flag does now.
WfcMC S
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a-1 ; 1 1 . i
EfiiiEiT;:,
REPORTGIVE
OFFICE CAT
YAaVBt fAM;
BY JUNIUS
Tom Sims
s '
' Hoitlh-jKikOta hy net ttli wemlri
An fn: AIMiomI an' riiHli hm can
MUlittvn, yUq tmrn Umlr )ii-IiIk,-
Tlu-y. rniiKht a ? pcurl Ihli'f in
Porl.. thmiKht ilio wtirhl wna
I UU DjHltr, hut 11 n-iiuu'1.
! Klmlliitf pf-arlH In
, a Mt iriorc .Jiriiriill tliuii fln.lin
i!o'Hit;rif In ruf",oyH(t'r Mlfw.
j llt-n'H 'l th ffrnw .more Hrarco.
I''hlfufro ilcnilsiM in mishIoii find
! inori- woiiivn wt'urhiK tnnv Ih-i1i.
.TIii'h un''imntiilininl of a ?
Hl. Hltf wtttrH ul Imt tooth
I'llrkhiff llifiii toyitlicr.
I. If' In Ui opt-n In rroml fnr
Onc, Imt ilon'l kffp nur ti'dli nut
fin the opm u II the thiitt.
I'Viilowiiu: in a ivpori ncfonlitt;?'
lO rtinl rictrt-tir kifMlitii s of ;ii;ni:il ;
lit f ' iti -III ( ni,t!il ruiiH In (M'f'Kli: j
- J'oriiitnil - t'ltd.s ihr.ililM nfitviiyj
lil tihtu'l juif ivurU. Hi'HUf oul'.t I'urj
h iikojwiI woittMK. iiifiHtly in friiil j
ImrviHT, Murli ;:t, i t-.'i' :ml i
ji.'icttt ; m, I luiiililijr -iiii rucCtfin cuii
lIlllH'U ;h-ivi iitlh,)UK'i lliriv In tl
(uir-(h:n uf v.ucl.irji t:i 1(11 lill.'S,
f:il;il!.-'l mil ;:n:t!,il:-.l.
.(..n Ii:i!ii "'liiri- in iioiih- il' itliind
lor uwwiil rut: i in ami t rucuinlhT
iuf ii'-s. Tlic hiitiind i I'ttirljt yiH!
supplied hut no uiirjilim o:' work
era. .
Ifi.ofl l!ivi i- At tin- pr s.-nt
(lfiM liitM-i- Im, a, HUrplus Of iiip!''
pli-kri-.i iii tin- llinxi Kivir Viiilry.
;i v.'i.'-ari' now i'iir.iK l In lhi li:ir-t
1111111?; (" npiilfs and p qih.- In-j
ilir:n);nn ul pn-Ht-nt putnt lo it wir-j
iiiiis of npplc pfck'-i'. lull til Uit-prt-M'-nl
timo Hf co;:tl i;:t. I'lori'1
Jtppit picl; rs. (1 in u litilo hard
to dt i rmiiic nt I In- . -nnning' i '
t ho HciiNun In- niimlH i' of upidi'l
packiTH lU'cth'd. Mn.Ml of tin- pack-'
ith art tniriHii-ntH, liniHliiiirf n crop!
if nppli-.s hi one district inl inov-j
inK on to the in'.i. .Inhi niv v
would liki1 lo li:it inori' ttpplri
pat-kiTK. j
A.i'.Miimvi)U; finrpluH for nny,
rhitrartt-r of work. M;w.y siiiiIniH.
m-oil u flmiin' to tt' lp t lii'inaft vt'H i
hroiiKli Kciidol. Ap)lc pirkiilK how
on ruriiM i-s art' (ut illnf;.
Salt iii -- Heavy rains and the j
State K.ilr huvt! reHtiltud In an un-j
timiiilly si.iall numli;-r of idacc-
uit-ntH. A nniitlicr of raruieru have,
iiecn ir.aliinK inti:lry rotative to j
.vujp'B tor i.irm lu-lp and I hey on-
icinplale starJluK Uck-'kI the lira: i
tif nt.t wtn-k. We ant telnate a
oynlorn ln't tK1,t)t many t-alls for fai'm help In,
the mar fill nre. l.o-KinfT camps;
should open up now. Ituildlu con-
it ruction Ih (iilte active. We he-j
ilevc the HUpply will t ti'ial the (-
mand. although we do not look for
an altuornial supply of workcru, al
ieasl not for the pris-nl. i
CorvalllH 11 No hliortaije at the!
preHt-nt time. Hop picliinK is in j
progrcriu. which due to the rains 1 1
may he discontinued, - j;
I'hiKen e ( a I Ik for la! torcra have j 1
Iroppt-d off Home on account of the
Many n jrlrl 'who' la ofra.lU of a
mouwe will Kit rlnht -down uet to
i noil Hiiaitti a i in inajiio nuuei VI1 " ( 51 1 w ,f
inn.
Noisy iM'luhhorw, like' Miucaky
slim'H, a it all HkIM If yon can learn
lo likr them.
raii.M and tiio liurnlni; of a aaw-
iiili at Wt-Mtiir. We Lave had more
u I lu for com mon l.ihor t han fo;
aeVeral wceU.s pa.'jt. dii'- lo the con
fll tui tion of a larjre mill at Wcsl
lir. Monte demand for rockmen
and laliorcrs on Ui McKi nzie hh;h-
Whfct will you do Willi your old I way. M" are heini: h -ul up there
Cut In idereii. roll In 'very few days, in order lo rom-
i Muln Imlldlriit of the New York
rerrf'tillon ruuip buriicd. Iiecaum
-ropH fulled to. cfctch the Tire In
tlino, , 1
In china (he kIH haudlta utcal
vniiiiK men and marry thi-m. v.-rj
Uvre. .tiny, never "tin wqrH- iliunj
Hhnnt their vlcilnis. j
flour n ud fry.
How almut Ujo summer under
fffflr? Hak V In ink this winter
I unit iisp It for a ,tahlifr Mitt in- tt
'hii m liter, .
lit Intr alin-wd In only a nietitia
of protect Inn II, addH not hliiff of
value to the conimunliy.
Alniort time lo fr t al! cleaned
up .for H10 winlt'VHrt Jon can put
coal hi the hath luh.
'
I AnnlKton Star, In Alabama.
calls hnotleKftra "ll'i norlt ;',' hut
tlie nre more often ''liinioroiiv.ii.
rdete ihe contract !m-I ore i had wea
ther.
MursW4e!d Ail lahr.r applyinr
h:iH lieeii piaceil In tin !o;T,Tin:.;
camps. A Ktn:;ll v.trphifi oi' mill
worUern. Two HinnH camp't have
resiniii-d work employing 41 men.
All Inmherio'; pI.mlH are woii;im;
au S-hmu- vhifi.
I'o.sehurir Surplus of !alor. Ap-
,V A maii'M rlp.Itts to
j are . fast h--ouiiui;
iwrlt.n. t . " . . '
drink hoc;:i
his f uueral
I AIJM It KNOWS
YoitiipTHter tat nlKht): "Iki
want a drink."
I ind: "Aw ten to sleep.
wanied oni for two yeatH." . 1 1 ,
' I ASIIIjAM) hoy is wtwiiji I
fine day, II In related, u man rait- l. J
tl al the home m an evangelist on , ASlll.ANO. On ' lhirnar.l .lny.1
an nnllnary hu.slncHH errand. wrilcH, 1 ;i, of this oliv, ia the rhamplont
feminine correspondent Mo this i,oys nnd girls' clu! -irardener of
paper. Tim IHtle iltitttflitrr. of I he America uccordlnr to an nnununci
house, aged f. answered the door. nenl received from ihe Vein-ialile
Is your father In?" asked UnvtirouiTH' Association Of Aim rleit. !
mraiiKer. "No." replied the hlni.'iftaitnK Joy had won ttrst i.rlw In'
hut walk rlKhl In. poor ilylng sln-;u rontest to delermino ihhi honor.
ner. Mother can pray lor you." Hih re noli on his uardenlng an!
You can I know loo murli. hut
may tt'i-y easily say kmi much.
' , huirkcttnif of the products com - j
pcted nllh hundreds of olhtiM al
llie recent national gathirlnof the
, vegetable grow era at Louisville.
Till. TH i'Ky.. and won tula distinction for
Oh. pity for the Hitlo fish! the local lov. who received a
The luiny deep he hi lives, ' 'htl8e and other piixea from mauiN
And gets caught in a fisher's net; f leturers of ganh n lools. Joy won
Out on Ihe hlllowy waves. . 'first prize lu a slmllur contest al
'ihe local county fair and missed
And pily the m firande fish, - .alnlu first prUe at the state fair
A young girl's charms he craves, j,y only onc-half point. I'roiu his
And getn caught In a halriu t, noiall gtirlen during the last suin-
I pon the permanent wut-H. imcr )o aohl more than $"aa worth
. lof garden truck.
Tlir heathen tiiitt soiim horrlhlc . T I
1 uMont, inn (hey neer ilnm M '
clKarcitc In n cnffiv i np. (
Tint.s.Ar:i: awh h.
, Alii;'T TltllV?
Wiint'ti tlio use of tryln'T to do
hiisinesH ih'fle dj:v.- In thin poor
little old I'nil.-d Slates when we.
of the world's tolaln. have only:
n per cent of the population.
7 p-'i cent of Joe area.
30 per cent of ihe manufac
turers. :i.ri per c-nl of the wealth.
4 ft per cent of t he foal.
4' per cent ot'wtlK' Iron,
r.il per cent of thi! gdd. "
f.ti p. r cent or the copper.
liC per f nt of Ihe netnilellin,
per cent of the cotton,
so ' per cent of tlio automo
biles. of coiirso no one lias enough
money to huy anylhing.
Nevertheless. WO Fpellt ll.st
year Tor tobacco. STua.ano.onat
pert' mat a and toilet articles,
jT.'.fi.itiHj.iHKi: movies. $77'.Ma.
naa; candy and let; cream. $1,
(Hiu.OiHi.ene. I ,et your com pel itoi a liavo
what little huaimss thenr.a left,
it is hardly worih going after.
Mac Mart in Advertising Agency.
SHIRTS
are Ihe ci Itislvo agents In
l.a f.iamlc for tlio rniiious .Man
Italian Shirt. Our ttnjpletc 1 all
slock liicltidcM all or the latest
luillcinsa oIoi-fc ami wlyln in son
collared. haiMh-il ami "Oll:irio
inalch tnhile.s, ,
Friers It;in?;inp; rom
. $:i.oo lo' $11.00
. 11 1 t--r ii , ii
$35 and $40
for a; Suit
With Two Pair. of Pants
TIm lalii! w jV-h, Toloi-j
aiul iullinlM the iKit :(iial
II y. Ill Hip Indite fiocki'l or
mi ll mill U a "liolil linml"
Imiiriail cuaranli'v, nlilrli
ntsurpN HTriii ailjiiMimiYit
when' illysnlfsflk-llnii' in'-'
riiiv.- To liny our or IIhm
, MillK I lo Iiiu M anur inoni'r
wlxlr. .. '
HATS
-We
ii.vrx- hats - ii.vro
linvr llii' jtivalr.si arl.My nf
IiIkIi jrriuli Iia4n In town,- all
of - alio latest shapes ;'ami
mtois from Hie laoiiilViuosI
ri'iiowned - iiianiirAedirers. lii
dlKlillK SK'IKOHS. ' Keholilcs
Two Pair of Pants :' I 'ami .v. k. wesi ,siieeiais.
'. Stetsons
' Schobles
..$7.00 to $12.50
...... 1.15.00
NK' K. . West SpeciaJiS $
$5, $G, $6.50. $7, $7.rfl
Larp;e ; Afwortment of
Cowboy HalM y
pie harvest now In progress.
CranlM IVikk Surplus of labor in
this vicinity. Apple ami rinpe hur
vi at In progress, although it hqs
somewhat Kiowct! op on account, of
Ihe rains. All Indications point to
ward a surplus of labor for balance
of y-ar ami along into next spring.
.MeilTortl Surplus of help, duo (o
influx of outsiders coming in for
fen it harvsiing, llarve.itln of ap
ples and pears now on.
N'otili lten,l .Man SlilcUcn.
;oi:t:i iti'xn. ore. l-Yed rim.
ier, junior member of the farnl
i::rt! company of rmlriek and (!)a
:ter of Ihin city, was stricken with
paralyKls. The em Ire left hide of
uls b. ij y U0S affected. Mr. 11 hotter,
with his partni" ami several busi-
jrHs men, ' iva: In : furry ronnty
hunting derr. While cooking break
fast -he v;is seized so severely thai
lie Toll" in! ho grojind and was ren
dered helpless.. .Mr. Cilaxler has re
sponded ' fitilti9.- Hiitlsfnctot-lly ' to
treatnient and . his 1 physician is
hopefitl for his coinph tt rero
lyor
!IK5.
period
were csllnialed
Ilospltrft Nci'ds; Intllcalcfl.
SAI.KM,' Ore. It .will reapiire ap
proximately fi'tin.Sfil to conduct
the affairs of the Oregon stale lu
berculoslH hoapiuil duiin?; the next
hieiiniiuu, according to a slatemen'
pre'pa reil by 1 r. (i. ('. Ih-lliuger,
Miiperiniemlent, for co:isidt-ral'inu
by the si a!e budget com mission.
i:IieuseH In connection wit It' the
hospital tltirinrr the present
two.
-Iluildino; Contractors Don't Want '
PAINTING JOBS
It's against their interest and your OWN. Their
profit is the difference on price estimated nnd price
paid to painters. RESULT: Lowest bid accepted
poorest material nnd workmanship; dissatisfaction
to all concerned a job that'll pass but .won't last.
FOR HETTER JOBS CALL J. LANDRY
Decorator, Painting, Tinting, Paperhanging.
PHONE 481-U. v ,
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II I a IT VT Ml I ft
I II iti 517 f
. ? a f if i iusu 1
1 , a 1 r 1 , m.m i t
j 1il'U Crlti,c, tli wtrt'Ss, who tlitM. loavinp; hor wraith
lo charity Was rijrht. Now her relatives will test nut her
will iii the courts. Hut IUta knows that wealth iriven to
peoplo is wor business antl that jt usually weakens the
ones iveeivinp; It.
; The old folks like this fust life as well as the young
sters. Ezra Meeker, who traveled hy ox team until re
eently has now adopteil an uii plane to iro fixmi Scuttle to
Dayton, Ohio. Tliey can't make 'em fast enough when
once they take the plunffa.
The taxpayinff lime is with us nffiiin. Short season,
WMn i. il l
When you Htlck your nose Into ;
other people's affairs you nana My
put your loot tula It.
'Thai's always the way," mourns,
a l.a tirnndi r, "when you think you
have said something rule and ex-1
pert to get a latitfli, ttomconc takes'
you nei lounly ami gets mad about
li."
When a man l witpM- up In
lilnwlf he it takes n iin-ity small
pliekago,
HIT IYU lt.IT
"Un I bore you?" uskrd the moa
iiuito politely, us 1m sunk u half
tm-h sliaft Into the taun'a ley.
"Nol at utl." replh l the tU04J.
siiuashliiw li 1 111 with a hook. "1 low
do I Ktrlkn you?"
Happiness, anupfht In the right
way. Is about us eht-un ua tuiy,
thing In the world, loii tnH
llooulrrs haven't 1 notiifh iuon--y lo
huy It.
"Why are you ItiKijioff homn that'
"xnensivf box of caiul) ?" !
liiBl la.ivliiir t i f- Tv IFt
kissed me thin morning, ao I think
H must he her birthday or ed- j
ding anniversary."
TIip rcaHui why a lot of nwn rr
batiii'lnrti K lHcaiiv ihe ralltl 10
embrace tlwlr opiMtriunlll-s
-"Lipstick Is falal to i;lrl," Riys
a headline, hut generally lhy are
in oro tutu) to mtn.
Jits fetter io'
Jork and sae
ihan io
Spend an saie
I'.vcry ilny Is lahor day
for. I he man who Isn't hiiild
Ins hii for I lit future,
ltl lLI) IT A P.AXR
AO'OI'NT
ami for Its foIIiI founda
I Inn, selec t n hank that !.
strnni:. rt liable ami w.llini;
to do Its full share In liclp
ln you lo tret nhead.
t lu otticr uorJs, (select our
liaiik ns a place for your
deposits liecmiNo yon will
find that no fill nil your
iiMuircuten(s.
Think It over. Tlio rtra
effort yon put forth now
will make 9011 independent
hi later year.
We are ready to help
re you ready to Mart?
CRANE'S WRITING
PAPERS
originate in the franc mills j
wnern line papers- imvo neeu
made for over a century.
We have this paper In
many hhupi s ami shades
all correct, and all with the
(.'ratio inutility.
Red Cross
Drug Store
$1 - . $1
Special for Friday and Saturday
COLORED LINENE STAMPED HOUSE DRESSES
I
, In Colors: Peach, Green, Tobacco, Cerise, Rhie, Gold, Tangerine
Lavender nnd Coral.
' 9 Colors - 18 Different Pattcrm "J -'??"
Don't Overlook This Rig Value. " '
1.00
K '"" SKR THEM IN OUR WINDOW "
Norton's Kiddy Shop
. "Where Quality Is Higher than Price."
$1
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