La Grande evening observer., October 10, 1924, Image 4

IYulnv. October 10,.
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THE J. A GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER-
La Grande Evening Observer
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Published dally an.l weekly at l-a urauila, Ontam. b
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lll.KSS THIS I.OUIl. O mr soul, rind frff.-t not all Ms
Itrn.'flis: who rvdimi.lii thy life from di ..tnn-t ion: who
cro-rnctii Hie nllli lovlne . kindness and tend.r nierden.
l'Kilm 103:1.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
sw - .w .-v . . mi o w. I . esST -t .
By StanUyi GRATEFUL TO TANLAC
Jy-icMy-e Y-i-JOv mc j; )
FOR PERFECT HEALTH
Fot PC ELECTION THftEVW A AOMft SHELL. TO THE LOCAL A
PUktTICAU CAMP ;NMHM THY SCNT -M A. VWRkto -m .
Scxittle iAdv Gives Tan
lac Full Credit for Her;
Recovery.
"I ttOu.il not I"' li:ik iu tin
roii. lit. on I wus lKfnn i:itl.ix
Tu nine for u niiltii-n !.. nrs." r
Cintly l-i'!trcii .Mrs. N. M. Vah
liiin, 4li 1 S 4 1st .We, Si., .Soatll-.
Vunh. "
"Stoniftph trouble tak.'O
away nil tny HtrnKtli aiM lrujs. t
iii- iIiih n io whi-r- 1 rotiM m.t
kl- kik from u-a Uiit-ksi an I
st;f Lt-rinK. 1 w :ik s tuT.oiiit. nvrt-lr-a
i;ntl Tniorallf tl;it life was
a Wur.l.n. tinly iljrMi
u-Ilh In Uff stK.n n I 'us
Unow wliat I mlimMl.
"An KluhlM.rn ns my ri.so wns,
Tuiitur haa iKiilt up 13 i-uni
ati'l t.H-n i nol a trac f mv
oh trotililo lort. In fRt. I am
now onjoyiiiK porf-M-t icUh nml
just ho frrntoful fur my rrt-ovcry
thiit i want lo prutsc Tnn!.':i' io
everybody."
Tunlur ia for sah' !' n!i ood
driiR'(ri5tM. Am'rt no uiwiirti'.
Ov. r 4o mtltion hottloH ill.
' Mr ' '-. '
, n.e.. . ..
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Two Exceptiona
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Offers
HAND-KMlUtOlDERKD " , ,'"
: HOUSE APRONS i
' OF FINK QUALITY AMOKKEXG GINGHAM .
" -: These piactioil .jravmcnts are very attractive in
style iuid iwttem, udmiietl with hand-enilirokiotv.l
dosifnis. s An umisiial value ai j
TanTac Vepotablo PIH Tor rofl
stipation: niadf and rvr-onim'lid-td
ly tli' manufaet jrvra f Tan-
)no. Adv.
Are You Patriotic? Then Vote!
On November 4 th a National Presidential
Election will be held in the United States. The
only right way lo select a President (and other
executives) is for everyone to sijjnify his or
her choice. Consider it a sacred duty to your
.country to go to the polls and cast your vote.
OFFICE CAT
trU&f hum
BY JUNIUS
Tom Sims
Says
A. woman widow nuilo" dotirrli
like- her htiHband'H'- Tnoih-r did'.
And a nM)H seldom iftKkeM 4m;li
like hU Wife' f at her dtd.
XothiiiB n taken lh 'i'r f:i--nltnre
look wi-rne than )n
one new clinlr. .
i
I (.lime ts lite ea.si.jil thine on
: earth to Tll mht-n you have no
Coolidge Gaining
Cumpuign nmiuieiv on Itotli fiides will scream for Uieir
candiiiates and sy Uiey are tfettiuff the voters' confWence,
thereby assuring them of success, but to the ierson who
tries to imalyze the present complex political condition
it is apparent that Coolidge is gaining every day.
Hie crux of Ii Follette's strength hrts leen reached
mid the Wisconsin senator is suffering a daily U.ss right
iiow. ' iMr.' ijavLS never seemed to le in the race and 'the
tuily hoiw of "his party has been that the election would
i,o inU the house of representatives. There was a time
when that seemed possible, but not now, for the Coolidge . hwiv.
irttnfr.lv hnsM. nnon wmfidpnce of the neonle in Mr .Cool-! f wnitr -am thr khicv
, " , , iHtsaaee. ailtl tH la" ktll HU'II ,
nige and me oesire 10 nave mis unium pmccuii aiunj; mhuiu
lines, is unquestionably growing.
ttight here m Union county the president is stwnger
todav than he was two weeks ago. And we might add that
Must Iioti.TM would make ummI
lininew If it uami'i for the M-pk-who
Itwil in them.
tiiky ni-:i.ihm no
May 1 kirn you?
I Khould suy not. I
Kill he. didn't
I
a Ni:'i:sKAitY ttr.roitM j
Sir. Cn-ene rain-" hone from :
ehuri'h wrlntrliiK" wet.
"Aimrliii," In- In formal hit I
wife, itl h a nobler land to llv j
ill wiH'ii hoi f:ver A merienfi
lhlnkH h' run kp Mk relh-lon
and MJiiuhodr ( lfi-n mnbrM:."
All oit4inif in a man wl c kvepH
hh t iKH-iiKMneter fn t In? tt'oe In
hi Mnminer im1 In fhi xiovi In
win t it.
point -d In love It is ummlly be
cause love ik diftappoinied hi lilm.
a
Thf leaviM ure dn)!idnc from
i lie IriMii. -thin is the neiwon of
the1 unrobe.
The fly In the ointment Is the
pi let of bfaMty erenni.
I People won't fool sorry for yon
unh-KH you feH nony for yournelf,
!
j nsefwle IsorkN Hoy Flmil.
j. IIOHO ItlVKU. Ore. Wlllian.
llmnn. Oasrade Locks youih. who
was brouKht here yesterday from
useade Locks and charged h-'fore
'justice or the Peace Onthank rith
jr. inning amuck white intoxicated
jut a dance at the Hlffhway village.
) was ftnid and costs. I. urns.
' pnsseiUH-d of extraordinary strewn h
was nil- iretl to huvo whlpinM mx
men ilurlniT the danehall combat.
Ttllo. Hit the Huskies is Ihel
!Iointn chosen to nimmon alumni ;
and fonii"r students of ih l"fi- !
vcrsity of Or con to the campus 1
Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, on the occaou ,
of i lonie-coimnir. t tr-frun plays
the I'nlversity of W etthmtnon
eleven - lh Hnih' n ih" ,
afternoon of Nov. 1. Or, James 11.
Oilhcrt. iH-otv-swor of rronomic!-,
who jci-aduaud irom ivkii 4n
!9aS, subinhtod the wiiininp sk.
CiUi. Or. Gilbert won llw contest
;ist year.
A rcil" advcrtlwor is a de
pendable ntec-tiaudl.T.
A iM-Hslnilst Is a iiiitn who l:e
his therinometer In lb' ri '-v
Hummer and In the 1-m box
winter.
When a man neeomes dlnp-
"iirr lii'HKii's" sixxi.w
1 ' N I V K 1 1 H IT Y OK OH KG OX.
KtU-'ene, fire. (Special) "Mom
I Never Burn
I'AMOI S OltlS OF I AMOI S
t i:li:hs
Ia.-(;o. Walion: "I'm the k ! prevent it
who put the 0: K. In Oklahoma,'
1. . Insist II .u.l . uml
lii mi hiN'itv street.' $
Mr l'ei?iuin; Vo Papa-h'! j j
, Ki IH nv:
ninrriiil nine
iLireiiii
(k-r-hraited
My skin
r.y I Ulna Wallaii 11oimy
I live In the sun and Ote wind
In istimmer. but J never burn my
skin. That is because the irreat-(
est of experts told me how
siHiwaut
lllhl ".111 iNIIllllllHN j Xt- .V I."""
; -v. iNi.msis : 9 kiwS ,!t
y: "A nun lmV Iwra 1 1 J-'.f ! nl' ' " r
r tlnit- ri'nrn uutlilnu.' j jf s!j tilin rayH
Unrruu: "I'm mi uti- ' 1 fj f' ' ' i !T i-.-i
I (tmliliri ion striae:' tw,;, vlnli-t niv.i
Safe
Milk
Forlnfanti,
Children,
The Aged
: n I Rich Milk. Matted Grain est. in powde-
j form,makeTlie Food Drink for Al! Ages.
TUP m:n I Digestible NO oouing. iigni t-unca j
ia ,.0,i ri -i always nana. HBsiiiraram.
'"".. .! ; Ask for Hotlick'tr at oil Fountains.
B. t all. yoiii Jt5" Asoid Imitations - Sub.titutca
fntilln't rrt nit' on n fitiinr ;
SKaill.' !
Maxir lltlmi: "I Jn- lml m 1
flin at MliilW
Jiii. .uini t'mwc:
ilo harm.
II n r th.-tit
o n t. n n il !
Filna allacc t h k a u n
Hopper. 1'lHito will n'v.ri
IU53 - luirn.
Tjin hars llioso niys, so l:innf.l
'Tlir nuist Bklnn ilo not burn. Hut si-l-ni--!
Kl.rmNMis iilnif I hit aw :is n I lias founl Tray to iln tliiit Willi-I
ttiv Ihi' lallrr llii'J soil."
Davis is Ktronirer also than he was two weeks ago, for f,,n ,,r iKsutimi iinnnss." ' o it cimnuing iho snins color, it
!, (!,.. nl.-a f lrlli r.M luiitifQ whn nt fiiNt l.liinir il It"1 Immi.t lliiilias founii u auhManc.-. hnrm!".!
flush wore inclined to the La Follette movement, have had
time to think the mutter over mid they will vote with
their party.
According to surveys made in different parts of Ore
fon the same conditions exist and from now on until elec
tion a steady Ritiwth of Coolidge sentiment may lie ex
pected.
;anl colorless, ivhtcli bnrs out only
Ihos' tiurninK ni-s.
i i iiitiui.i: cm i:i.n j ny my spf rt.v a.ivico l nui;
Tlii'.v liuvr- s-nt sh.iiou rliv-rs thnt substance mlto.lliMl in my!
lo (:it!ii:iiiv. whirh U one ln'rk of i vnnlNlilntr tyiK1 ol Vmllh I'ri'im.
a wi to r ll-
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It
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Back In the Harness
Today n copy of the Med ford Clarion reached the Eve
ning Observer's exchange desk and we notice that Leo
Tuttle, a t'nkuv county lioy who for several years pub
lished the Elgin Recorder, is the new Clarion editor. Mr.
Tutlle is a capable newspaperman who will le a live citi
zen of the Medford country and will jrive the people that
ineriry and pep needful to newspaper leadership.
TIk-
I'.aker county is votinir on a half million dollar mad
bond issue. The money, if voted, will be used to com
plete the highways to Rurnt River country and to Eagle
and Tine valleys. Raker county is iu the unfortunate
xsitiou of having e)eiuled lidxe suiiks in liuildiny: mads
that are not comiiletcd and in order to receive the lK'nefit
from the highway work already done it is almost essential j
that further exiendituivs lie made.
snro'iin?; :l tipply It tK'for, any oxposui-i. j
Arti-r latliine 1 apply II apain. i
for antfr rvmows it. 1 bnvr;
ins gillie nuiunil tlial toa ' nr-vV nart sunlrn. w inlburn. tun ;
hoiiiut Ntimiltl bo murh intfrt-jM.vl ' or frocklra Rlnn my rxpf r'5 ,
tn'los liTta." tnujrlit nn this. i
Now I am niacins; all my h.-lps
mlv Una- a maa aa tin-:.. ,.v;rA Romans i-ull. ami this
r W.IOI Im- i"ln,. i, ninonir thrm. K.lnn Wal-i
nhiltal ami li H " m o Hopin-r's Vouth 1'r.am is j
;sipplll ! all Irugcinm. all tnl-j
A "smnkcr" neronlliiK to "i' j,t c-ountors. Tlir Vnni.shinir Typo
ino.lom (loriniliun. Is not a Pi1: Vnnlslni the subtanr' which pro-j
parly, lull u tw n-h svcili iinimul ; ..,. minliurn. The cost Is "r
with a cii;ar or cl;;arVl ' in (M.r jur Hn(j ,.vcry Jar carries j
iii'miiii. .stiaruntce mat n itn s nm nn
' ' .experts claim. Also In Jxr tubon.
A t'lilcauo professor aun this i promis. you It will tlclfpht yon.
Var will pas tiito IliMory wllh-( Bimu latlly mail yon a trial
out anv aiiiiner. Wlist have, wt'ifyi, r yOU wn gonj this roupon.
hail th ii wlnt. rT Aii'l w !i:rt tm, llT1,i jw-e wiml It tliH-s.
will wn l.T !.- like.
0CI) SPECIAL
Hot Vater
Bottle
For
Friday and Saturday
95c
Prescott Drug
Company
The New Drug Stora
Telephone Main 53
Cor. Fir & Jeff.
"You'll laW Red Rod"
Ask Your
Grocer
for this
Wonder
Food
that "tastes
like more."
There's only
one
ROCK
CHEESE
Made the original
Red Rock way
in the model plant
of the
Red Rock Dairy
Sold by
PATTIS0X BROS.
CITY MARKET '
HOOVER MARKET
FIR STREET MARKET
$3.50
ea.
Fancy House Aprons :
ALL STAMPED AND READY TO MAKE -'
Here is an opiwKuiiity for the lady who
enjoys embroidering; and making her own cloth-,
mgr. These pieces are of : good quality cotton
' suiting, all stamped and ready to cut out and
work. Good assortment of colors to choose from.
As4c to see our Ready
Made Sample of the
Completed Garment.
98c ea.:
ROYAL
-I
If nn am to I a Ro-nl finml IVIInw T
liar Yifcw Wlfo a
' 1SOY.V4. km-ctisic m.i:axi:r T" ; ;
I'nr Kali lloipcolfanlnsr. (
ks- ti;k.ms ; .
erw liTlrm-1ralloii ( all Main 121 f
La Grande Electric Company '
1.101 Adams Avenue. '
. $.o) S-P-E-C-I-A-L 51.00 i
FRIDAY and SATURDAY)
Children's Cloomere, Dresses and Rompers, made in
Gingham and Romper Cloth hand enibrnidercd.
Aged 1 to 6.
$1.00
Children's Coats, Hats, Shoes, Stockings and
. . - i
Underwear at Popular Prices.
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
P.utton Holes Stamping Buttons CovciT(l
HEMSTITCHING ' PLEATING
hinculn was making a speech in IVnt.sy.VMi. in, whon
mc of his friends sujrostetl that he say something uUmt
the tariff. UoneM Old Ale naitl: "I we pay Germany ifO
a ton ftr steel i-ails, Germany has the $30 and we have
the tariff, ih-.-.est Old Alx s;id: 'if we pay Germany tr0
n ton for the rails, then we have lxith the and the
rails." Tliis is one of those truths that stick with us.
ltaker UiM-ald.
There ait: many way.s in which girls can climb the
world, hut rlimhing into a stranprer's autonmhile isn't one
(f them.
When a man prays to le deliveixd. fmm temptation, Mie
is usually a litilo nffeiuU-d when the temptation turns him
down.
Don't speak twice befoi you think.
Opportunity doAaji't always
liiM-k m I he tM-r im-m Ias. site
-oim-lluie iimIs fnm lit le-
.n.nr as vi:i.i.
Mrs. Van Swiimp: William,
dtar. rn httM- imoth'T ehil!
rouitnu h.HI kmdly hidd
th ixitlle In ir hnnd? It i
imo.Hi s ih 't preelms h.
I: "1 hear im te tirK if
: "Veah: otl'ii fat mi htili n
Ihsl It- mil id
III-: UT Ot I AsV
SU-: "IHt mi M-Ut'Y wlib tlx
.l.M'Kint i li.u klK.Hini, is diiiiK,,r-
M-: 'I'll Kay It is. n kis
etsi uti : hdsi r mppt r l;i(
iilt-'lil.-.
It woitd hilerestinff t know
wlint kind of lime un Ol.xmptv
i uti n m.ik'S Ipm his whe rails
Inm.
I uu la ml SOU l.ikr Uv(
l.tMK. Alt JdAd.ra Kn
'istuiti n ore livtne; p t th' tilh
..r 1.. . (-. ..i. it w hwti tl.:ir hutdM
i:i thi' pr.-'H-Hrlan rn ntsieit'
to th-m. Iuttnners h his: m-al
lUli-rs. :trttrtil.-trfy O tn'f. un4
(;ist i :ir :ti nx-nte ST.s ooneeS
if nn- it n hrttd sold rarh
in l.onttn. TUi riiy'n ttniit hill in
l'JL'3 itiiiuunted o $ 1 ?&.0tf .000.
Trial Tube Free
Edna W'allnre llMMt s"9
636 ljke Shore 1 'live. I'hlenff-i.
I Hunt to try Vanishinc Yoith
rp-am.
t Sneez.nic Again?
TAKK LAXA(OLl)!
Slurt ttfter the lirrt 'sneite.
Ni unpleasnnt ef fi-rts tab
h'tn unyunc inn um-. Kasy
to tak. iiuiek in uetinn and
rmady w starry.
IVi not nctflect a coJd.
N.Hhinsr ll aff.-rl the
liinrs (Mt-kiy as a hi-avy
eolik If u value yiitir
litne n'i' It li your
self io US
Nyals Isaxacold TaWets
2 Otits lh- 1ln
Red Cross
Drug Store
3 ANNUAL 3
APPLE JACK GULCH
EATS DRINKS - GAMES - DANCING .
Imbler, Oregon
October 10-11
Auspices Tmhler Tost No, Rfi
2-Big Nights -2
Dancing at 9 Olson's Orchestra
Proceeds American Legion
Post Relief Fund
LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
"ItsMer io '
yJork and sate
ihan io .
Spend and saxSe'
Ktery day Is lnhor flay
for tlir man wlto Isn't Inlttl-
htff up fur the future.
ntiLD ip a n.tiJ
accoixt
and for Its solid fomftl.i
IIiih, S4hxt a bank Ihfti t?
Mt-iinx. rcliahle ami v.lL.ix
to do lis rnll shim In Itf lp-
liitf you to get n I tend.
In other word?!, srlrot
iMtnk ai a jilnco for
deposits leeaitse jou
I mil tiuu w fill all jl'itr
roinilronients.
. v.
T I rink H over. Thr r
effort you pnt fm-iti wm
111 itmkf yon litilepiini nt
In later yoars.
Wo are ready lo hfls
arc you ready lo Uari?
VJOUDD -RELIABLE - PJ&GI&SJJVJf-
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