La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 07, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text? - Kt PAGE THE LA GEANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday,- October T, .WZi. La Grande Evening Observer i.Mi;i'i:M)KM' MiWHi'Afnit Published dally uml weekly at 1 .11 firuuna. Oregon, hjf rhe LA GltANDhi EVUNINO OHfciKllVKIi 1'UBMHHINO CO. HKIJCU OlONNia ; Editor tiutereil at poslofflco lit La (ii-amle, Oreiton, mi 81.004 Chins Mull Manor. On wile tn oilier cities Oregon Hotel Newa Htunri, Vort lan'l: Imperial New. Btuntl, 1'ortlanil; Atullnriumh Newe HUujil, Hon land Alilrcsa all communication, to The Observer, HII Adani Ae., Idi Cirttmlu, Oregon. HllltSIJItll'IIOM KATtJi tjr Cairler Dally, per month . 7Ke Dolly, per three month. .... n.,,., .tlA& Daily, 1'itr el inonlha. In advance bally, ninirla copy .. Ily Mall Dally, per month Dally, p r tix months, In ailvuao Dally, per year. In mlvance Obaurver-Htar, per year ... ........ t.fle ..tl.Mi ..tn.no ..$2.1)6 C1TT AND COUNTT OKPH-'IA r, PAI'Ell The Associated Press Ih exclusively entitled 10 uHe for pui. (lontlon of all news dispntchee creillleu to it or not otherwlre trediti-d If published therein. All right of republication ' tpeclul illspulchca In thla paper, and also tlio local new herein also aro reNervcd. THE OLD HOME TOWN MEMIIER ASSOCIATED PRE8S Th Aaaoclatod Preaa la exclualvely entitled to aee for lloatloo of all newa diapatchea credited to It or not otherwise eredited If published therein. All rlehta ot republication of tpecial diaputcbea In thla paper, anil alao the local laewa 'herein alao are reserved. PKAIt Til K 1.0nr AND BKItVK 3 1 1 AC In truth Willi nil your heart; for consider, how ureal tliinaa lie liiiL'u -ilono for you. 1 Samuel 12:24. , wm M r pita.) I'-JJ-K Vzzzp.- I PPW VOTPB.5 TURNED OUT "To UP AO CANDtDATS 1 . I Rv fpnlav ! round " ' 1 If l.ft li t'ottinrr mil lownlown until you lean of working his on'ft urli hiwric. There Ik hardly a Itnrhor clialr ftKitrv.it In th ruiintry now 1 hat IniHirt hurt a wninnn's" fi-ff on It. fllBBBMBE313BBB3B3BBB il KBIIBlBSg SrlonilKls In K'tirop find anifi fslHiil Klxly mltllon ycnrH n jW lU'obiihly wtarttllK !!lt tlif lint J J picnic. . gjj oiinn stu iltH ar''iM Many of 1 lit- wffirinx Im-IIh two Iiu-Imm wi-h-which r jtiKf :ilovc wln-rv ttn- HllfJIlIti lit HSi ii. An eye for jtn eye may lift ;tli'g riKht, hut the moilt-rn t-i rl wn"i: i mm Are You Patriotic? Then Vote! On November 4th a National Presidential 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. Consider it a sacred duty to your country to go to the polls and cast your vote. OFFICE CAT THAOt MA UK 8Y JUNIUS ! Ait iiiMfrmMc Mt J a nitm Him iiimiii lelliniF oii l.K jKcilr MOii wIh m f)ii nniu in trll so . P I lllltl I Ml I'M. I J j j iH-HHiiniHi ih on who tn ncv'-l r KiuiHih-u wiiii nil iiiitt In him w.,w. niui.H COItllliimtly Of 11 lic'funi.v u nock for u ncek for u moulli. , Kl:sint,' n trill irl M:tiitlhi;; up will euro flui feet. A couple MtllnK hi flic wim chair flncan't leave mtieli room tin arfrtiiDcnt, , . . k HUNTS LETTER (Continued from pajr 1) jiw,. ii-iiiumi-. ji nu'in i iit'cn c-x- (peeled to announce the onnjje ment for a couple of months yoi, and the wedding wasn't to haw ' tij-.n until I.. t Jtut could even the most able fi nancial wizard keep hit mind on npurutlons. In Kurope, whil.i hln nweethean wim hack in Louisville Ky.. I'. H. A. 1 c;ilhcrt and Mlns Todd decided lliat he couldn't. At least that he Miiin-n .,,n , ,h"n a l"'l'ln 1,1 Berlin. . . . So the duto of the wedding was ,., u ... , advailceil four tiiontlia. Hie hurried in u l.iu-, .iI . . i , , invitations sent out and Ollhcrt ,, , ' "-laerved the bridal suit Kiirdi d aa a sure lpn T a luird'r. i... One IiIk vote iretter for fnol Idlte In the WiiHlllnxlon lillie'liall team did BO well lliin aeaaon. TlilnU of the WuHhlnclon huae. Iiall team winning ho ninny kii a. anil the find prnlahl- covered with oil. Tom Sims Says m m m M m H a H a a H O U n H it y MILADIES'' WINTER COAT A unusual assortment of this; kind should TL lie frivon your immediate utterition. It includes Mrcf the 'latest styles, . materials and trimmings in' both -sport und i dress mod els. We have styles adapted especially to the stout lady and 'others for , the short; or slim ones. Whichever you' happen to 'be, vest as sured that you will receive a proper aniieiit of. latest fashion! and1. the most (considerate service when trading withi.us. , , . reasonablk;Vk:es i , ti J ma kh S - . ; & ; m )rtr a . ' a New. White '. BUNGALOW APRONS- -; TVlH'llin It Ik. for the wnlli-os, 'tl offh-o Inily or tin lioiisi'ivire. this garment of puna white will prove il most pi-ai-th-al liiveMtmifit. $1.65 and. $1.95 " Silk and Wool . ; A' NOyELTY, SCARFS ' '' i ; i Anln the -novelty fccm-r i-IIiiih Its fflqc-e Ih Minli'r fnshjcj.i. 'sin our i-oinplelti-. as sortment of cohirs anil patterns. - ' . , $1.T',' $2.25 and $3.25. M M m m m m m m on a liner The auto IndtiKlrv iwes more th:n of the rtihhi r Hiihhly. the rnt prol.Ml.lv In in it im.il fur m-ckK. Fire As A Servant ( Kiio Is nian's most useful, faithful seiTant. lie is n I glutton for work and never tires. No day is too hot or loo cold for him. No task is too hard. Call on Fhtj to do li job mi( he does it one hundred percent. ' ! t i You elej; your horie, buiH "I Jtfl'i 'H fie, ,and fof boards sawed by fire. It is heated by fire, lighted by t fire. Your food is cooked by fire and the stove that con tains it was made by fire. '. Kire, controlled, is the great constructor, i Hut Fire is a brainless fellow, headstrong, impetuous, funreKtraiiifcd. lie can't think, and wouldn't if he could. 'He ejepects you to do the thinking for him. If you do, pie will do your will. If you don't he may run all over jthe county. Fire, uncontrolled, is the great destroyer. Fire builds the .skyscraper, even proof against itself. Hut Fire levels the city. Fire serves his master, man, but will serve him badly if permitted to run amuck. When Fire is on a rampage men blame him, curse him. Hut Fire never cuts loose on his own accord. Man, ashamed, likes to pass the buck by calling him Spontaneous Combus tion. Hut man piles up the oily waste that brings Fire into being. This is Fire Prevention Week. It might better' be called Fire Control Week. This big job ahead ior all of ns is to realize that what we need to do is to control , fire. Only that will prevent fires. In America we have the finest system of education in - this world, and the most shameful record of destruction " by flame. If we were savages, or a race of morons, there might be some excuse for use. lint we hnvc the brain to think for Fire, if we will only use it. That's all that Fire asks us to do, to think a bit. Tho demon statisticians will toll you that during the lust half of the last decade, from 1016 to 102(1, destruc tion by flame in the United States totalled $1,(572,722,677. Ahd they will tell you that that would have built S:5 l.,rl() dwellings costing S5.000 each, supplying homes for 1,672, 720 persons. Or it would have constructed 16,727 modern $100,0011 school houses. Or it would have built 10 trans continental highways from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Fire won't do our thinking for us. hut hnnt. are ijonil loohlnir. t,ul Olli III llliiioia who noi- jaoneil hi-r lin.-l.rin, I Kays ahV Inveallomatlc post. l-Tunk Kellocii war Allien mystery has been ninln- talned ua lo the reasnnH, li any. back of the recent tvcckend -inlt of Senntor Midlll Mcl'ormlck uml Mrs. .MeCorinick lit tho White House. -Mf ,1111. hnvlna- jllal been defeated for renomlnatinn us senator from Illinois. It Is fbfiired would linrdly lie called In for 11 political con ference. "Whnt then?" the curious asked. ".Mi! Maybe an ambassadorship." The fact that - .MeC'orinleli is n "lame duck." it Is held, would hi no har to bis ellKlhllily for a dip Til Kill Itl.Tt lt. Tin-re's a aciirrihiK and n shuf- fMiiir. Alnnir the beaten track. I lie mils w ho left the farm last lust year. Are just now rnnilnt; back. - him BflBBEBBIBBBBflBBBBflllflBBBBaBBBB0BBBfJIBIIB3BS391B 2 ASHLAND HOYS 1N.II IU',1) .AHUUNI), Ore. Two uccldeBls occurred ' here in which two youths were Injured. Jnmea Kraln urd, 13-yoiir-old Htudent. while rldintr a bicycle duiinir reccus at Junior hiffli school,-was run down by the Ihlamuth KuIIh - Medford Etaflje. J-lis l"ff wiui broken above the iinkl" and he -suffered B-n-eral bruim's. Johnny l-'reeman accldentaly shot hlniHcIf In the hand while hunt In tr. The hand wan ampu tated ut n local hospital. le was climhlnff over n fence when the ncefdent nrcurred. MISS DONNELLY ACCEPTS POST WITH JEWELERS Miss :Affne lonn'0ly, formcri'y of Henside, Oregon, Jinn uccepleV a position with J. ! 11, l'eam Hon, jenelera here. "; MIkh , Con nelly l un fspe'rt In tho. jew elry trndrti und inan;tsrcd it, utorc at Seaside ; prior to coining to Jji firande. . Wo are-, constantly HtriVlnff toi' Bivo our patrous ' better netvlco, i: und with Miss Oonneily ui?ociat t ed with ua, avo feel that our cus tom cih can beJ nerved even bet tor thu.ii in -tho pasi."' rc:ii' Rtntcd. Mlnti lonnt'lly line a cltai in inff poi-Konailiy und coinoH to liiia city with - cxcollcat, vcomincnd Ixist omclMiUiT? liitnl llKVimt Adst ' i ' Hobhers slote n MprlnRfkld (III.) 'voiMlifiil -banlt'H wife, the huihlint; llself 'Mhip.siead 'Iok ton heavy to carry away. I What peopl wanf lo tmow Ik not. "Will it kill ih.- odor r Tlie only wnisHlite ihnt wciim!,"'l')''-'" I' 'h "How about Hie odor Vatisrie! H stn mImic the tMMl 01 Imolb-K?" t.onl put it 4 Un. mM, (M M,t ai, . The piipi iW jre ho full of the tpn-Hidi nihil campaign nrwn it in Tin motto of (he pn Intern Ih"11' fln'1 M-V,,,,,W lo read. uiai ii "yiiu Have the n.uiiu-e you wave nil." Moitern riapfierN outflii lo be entirely wived Under 11m nitine plan. ilfobhed hair 1a about like nil mod ern hn pro won niH. li isn't the Initial cot. it in the, upkeep. - Hn re ft talk of a balloon trip ,to the north prde. W II. ihe pole will be near here before lunif. "Mainnm. K ( lum b time yet ? '.Mi. ilatliiiK, not mi- jtuollicr hiiur." "Well, linn, my lummy hum ' . ... , , Ih- running f,.( ' A P''"" In Hie ojro in har ! ' un.. Rtrp won t lake us very rnr, W've Kot to Kfi'p mi walking, ine wonl won't tell folks nun we are, We've koI to keep on talking ne inch won't muku uh very tail, We've not lit keep on irrowluw, (Hie little deed wont do ut all, Vo ive not to keep on doinw. Back ' the Soil llio city industrial worker hits one chance in cij;ht f living to he ii) yeai-s old. The fanner han ono chance in three. So reports a committee of the United Hospital J' und, New lork. There, in 11 nutshell, you have a graphic picture of what civilization i.s doinp; to dr. Health in close to the soil. The time i.s not far off when cities will in lar$?o part break up, factories movinjj to the open country and taking workers with them. Kither that or man heads for ox-tincUon. Some boys work their way through co11e;v, and some work their dads through college. As n symbol of authority, there is nothing unite so distinctively American ns the swivel chair. About the hardest thing,. to euro is injured feelings. In the old tlnK wnllcim n IvKmiI Indlex' tiaiuK. In ihW drt (bin would be looked iiN.u by h'Uli panics im 11 wnic or time. Ht SI.IC'K If nhe won't talk she is a sM woman, a "l.lKhtnlnp: M it m ('h-vehind. Ohio Wetidtnir Twice." hia.lUuv.. W.iy don't tluse younp penpli tell the truth? oit thk m;.t. lie was n tlilef. forever liiiiiid ed. He had Molen and lid lieen eauulu in tin- ael. At lienrt n w&t lioili st. This ums his rilM orreiw. hut he was firmly if Mdetl tu do it itmihi, "ItVwortli It." he remarked ns lie ptiNsfil her Hps1 to bis Tor n sevimd lime but lie did not hntc to sliU tlml. WV. t AI.I, TH IIIT UtOY ItAIMlS. The meri'hiint ciiIIh it profit, 1 And he wink the other eye;! The banker call tt int. rest, t And heaven a cheerful The landlord calls it rent. ' And bo luckn It In bin ha: j Itul the honeHt old burglar. j lie hluiply calls it swiib. "Whnt miller Hie mm tin ini UliK do nt nfiertioiiii ies?" ' 'Milwb-, Kabhlc. jtohblr an j Cuntnmcr (lonklng dntibtf illy1 at box fnm which he In b-lnit' wivid) "Thest cliram are Hituil-, ler than they used to lie." Shopmun "Yen, nh Yon ser.J the manufacturer noticed ttmtthe! last Inch of the clear In always' thrown nwnv, tw he( makim: them that much Rhnrler.' No ntan U inaNler of bin home if he Insist it that all correspon dence be Kent lo hts nrflce ad Irev. . A real hick town In where they call n re nation a recital ion in stead of a reading. Jackie roftftnn hns pone lo ltun hI.i. which i an uwiul place for any little boy who liken to eat. ex London's match tester k den;l. He 1 ruck 4u match i-8 u minuic diiriiiK working ho am. Many pipe nutkers bent I hat record. Kohhcrs entered two help-your-aelf Htorea in .Vow York and h'li d HieniBelves to the aal'es. A Senator sayn one vice presi dential cantlidnte Is a common 1 In r. That wll' make any tolltl cian mad. caltintr him common. What in n name? In Selmn. A In., M r. and M rs. l.uckte. after hi-lnjr married, drove from the church inlo an nutn wreck. imn't blame a man for hanfflncr lilckcd us nmbaHsadnr to Great Ittitaln after huvinK been defeated for re-elccilon to the ttenate hy Ho irm-Uihorlte, Jlenrieh As a member of ihe Heii.tto f'nm- inilti-e on Foreign Affairs Mccor mick has had a finder In ahapinr our diplomatic policy. And he li lt dependable Republican "reKular" on ull ouestlous touching our for eln relationHhiiiH. Also, which is a controlling fac tor in the selection of ambassa dors, he has enoUKh millious to enable him to accept such n prist." Let Us Fill Your Kveiy prescription re ceives our own personal nttontiorf. No delivery charges. Pre scott Drug Company The New Drug Store Telephone Main 63 Cor. Fir & Jeff. SHOES With flexible soles ' the-proper shoo for children at popular prices. The Simplex shoes are matle (let ter und wear longer. STOCKINHS , for children should have the stretch it, comfort and looks better. jvivcs mora COATS, DRESSKS, HATS " ' and every lind of Children's Wear. 'Fitly Children's Wear here and be a satisfied customer NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Button Holes Stamping. HEMSTITCHING ISultons Covered. PLEATING , !S, 5 'cnANg's''' WRITING PAPERS i oiiirln-ito 13 the rriine, mills where fine.' papers bare been made for. 'over- n. century. We have this nn'per In many sleipes and shailes. nil correct, and all ullh the easily ivcournixuhlc rrane . (jtuillty. Red Cross Drug Store , n-ffiilar ailvei-tlMr U pendnble merchandiser. Jits betier io' yrfcrk and safe ihan io Spend and saie ' l:iry day la lalmr ilaj for Ihe ninit nbo Isn't hnllil Ing up for tho future. .lWII.n IT A nANK Accoi'.vr anil for In sollil fnunda linn, sehvt n bank that l. alroKK, reliable anil veiling lo ilo Its full share, In help Ing you to eel ahoail. In oilier words, neleet on. bank as a plar for jroiir rtepoNlcs heenie yon will find that wo fill all jour requirement. Think H ottt. The extra effort jou iut fiHlh now will make yim lnileUHiihiit In later jreors. W am reailj in help are jon rearty to startT !! ! I Coming Soon Scranton and Short's Bankrupt ii.uini.iii, ri'KiMnr Sale MEN'S AND ROYS' CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS-AND SHOES WATCH! WAIT! Wednesday and Thursday papers will give you the startling announcements TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS " TELL " YOUR FRIENDS VJGunv -Rmauix progressive- E.H.McCune&Co. , P PORTLAND, OREGON ' In Chai-pe of . 'Srilinir.t Advertising and Displays