La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 14, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAG?! THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER' La Grande Evening Observer p, IXIKFJi.NIE.Vr KEWSI'Al-m " Published daily and weekly at La Grande, Oreion, by tb A GRANDE EVENING OBHEKVEK PUULISH1NO CO. BRUCE DENNIS Editor '1: Entered at poatollic at L. Grande, Oregon, s Seoond Claaa Mail Matter. on aale In other clt'es Oregon Hotel New Stand, Fort 'land; Imperial News Stand, Portland; Multnomah News Stand, ; Cortland. Address all communication! to The Observer, 141 Adama . At La Grande, Oregon. , blLttiCJlU'rlOfi 11ATE8 By Oairlo Daily, ber month . Dally, per three months Dally, per six months, In advance Pally, single copy 71s . -M.M Is By Mall '. Dally, per month " Dally, per six months. In advanc , Dally, per year, In advance , ; Observer-Star, per year , -60 ta.6s te.il $l.o !: CITI AND COUNT OFFICIAL PAPER The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pu ! Uoatlon of all sews dispatches credited to It or not otherwise i aredltod If published therein. 'All rights of republication of ! special dispatches In this paper, and also the local newa herein also are reserved. II MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS :' The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to nse for pub - Uoatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise aredltod If published therein. All rights ot republication of ! special dispatches in this paper, and also the local news ' herein also are reserved. 18 IT NOT to uVal thy bread to tlio li jnirry. and tint 'thou bring tho poor that are cast out to thy houi-? whin . thou seest tho naked, that thou rover him: and that thou , hide not thyself from thine own flesh? Islah 6:87. Are You Patriotic? Then Vote! 1 1 ; On November 4th a National Presidential Election w ill be held in the United States. The ionly 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 BY JUNIUS The Thrills of Autumn III SHANDS WIM, 1 1 Mi:. An Oregon nuut vtrlt'-a Uht wife In m Home! 1 have .sited (ho Forum aim I the OdLseutii, Aji, if iu only knew, my hart how V thouieht of jou flu I gazed at the oltl ruliutl KVKKYIIOHY IN. "I two. hi the paper that a wid ower with nine children In Ne tiniMka has married a widow with even children." "That was no marriuge. That i was u merifer." The fellow wlm umiI to i-PMnt being yelletl at, imiw feels flattered ir liu'n houkeil at . KM ILK Like a house without a door,tid, Like a yard without a flower. Islke a rloek without a tnuirtftprlnt; That will never tell th hour; A thing that aort o makes you fel. A hjunK'T all the while Ok. the naddest thing thut ever was ' Is the ace without a Hinile. VOl' KAT TIIK I.OM-S In i me iJk t.runtle roMaiirattt J git n nip of (fiffee, a pair I of mils ami a new rail hat rut sn i ecu I ft, ime tftlien maie.t I i The bent thing you e:in rind in 1 Koine people la win. I you read on their tombstones. I ! There are thirty labor-own. ' hunks in this country now, ami the itiine la raM eonilnff when evrj , t)ii:dnca.-i nuin will he borrowing i money from lH plumber or elee I trleiiin, and If bobbed hair it:iys , n few months lunger, uhio from hi ; barber. It i luird to tell the dlfferem lietweeu the old mulri and the rv-imi:le.. J The spirit of romance pervades autumn of the year which few. for fear of ridicule, will 'admit sensing:. Per haps romance is something for lovers, the adolescent and! women folk and to le spumed by sober manhood, yet most I niipn. if honest with their fejlpws, wujil)ettt)nipolled to!'" confess to a" quickening of the pulse when the first leaver iH,Wher..' Si and darkness comes before supper. . For an explanation of this fall romanticism one' might hearken back to the days of lxyhood when autumn was the cue for hunting nuts, squirrel shooting, corn roasts and football. Ask any boy which is the Ust season in the hills and the question will find autumn on the. tip of his tongue. The spirit of romance encountered this time of the ydar-in the workaday world may also be traced to the fall holidays and festivals. Theie are Hallowe'en and Thanks giving Day. What festivals could be more synilmlical of the harvest season than these, and Ixtth abound in tradi tion, adventure and romance. Imagination is nine-tenths romance and Hallowe'en and Thanksgiving Day exercise a btrangc appeal to the imagination. And if the adage is true that "the way to a man's heart is jthrough his stomach," then the harvest accounts for a part of the romantic atmosphere of the season. Where is lolx; found lom.mco in greater abundance than in a golden br0wn pumpkin pie, in a glass of sweet cider, and in a basket of new apples? If the truth were known it would probably le found that in the age of the romanticists in literature the year had but one season, and that autumn. At least the roman ticists must have found their inspiration in the third sea ton of the c fi-udar. ' rvitrr whul happens. then tot iilwuys someone who knew U i m.u. i . f thi; t iiAM.K f iloiiht oil feel the i'liun- tirr t hft irr Hn wr'mr with a rMtitf liifl'-e- . tltiii said a lourint. "Kh-yah," replied Itufrsnn Tat ir. "A ft-w yesra airo the chil dren would Keoof und'-r the lioute wlten a motor cur eame by and lh nun would tuke a shot itl tie In fernal ihiiiK. Out new we don't ev n look up wlu'n wo hrur un uir- I plane Kotrnf ov-r. . . . I lii-t iloin in Iit henrt 'ter ufiiuan kuouH theif an points of Imllarily Is'tueen her hil-diaiii) and And) t.utup. Th ino. h. ro!!inu slone Kulli'-rx but it wIh pn-tty smooth no 7c Boys Are Gone1 iWe wuntlerrd what had happened over at the hhI room, until last xuy.Ut one of the fellows remarked that all the Imys had lel for college. That's it. There's somethiir lacking. Some of the mij-hboM won't have quite such big light bills this mouth, maybe. The porch light won't be in use. And the poirh swing might as well be carted off to the cellar. The boys me gone to college. Won't be a great deid doing now until Thanksgiving, when they're due home to make the fiist explanation of an over-drawn allowance. .The Iki.vs wn- always like crucially to observe when they spend a lew days hac'x home from college are those TIIK I'fiKT 1 tui1nrid nhare the blyt-!i I f a lift of lovf and klHM ." TIIK ;iui. i "l.ixc fin lo. and kltti? No. sir'. ) Mr lor (mmih pri'Kn'wtt' ,'M','' M-: i-:i'i:itii "llnvi- oii fTthiiK III ih I in- n ( iilitit'l l)imiiI ' Nut t't thln. Mir." wa: ih-' .i n tti r uf I lie i-oP Met fli t bmx cro- it. "I lat n't .1 tm ! li is, w loi watt i a v t Ink I hW iiitruinu 1 1'" i aimed." In. ( ad ' 1 1 - al h do l.iii.-r hi do I in part if h-in mat rl-d oii'ti mm ni l." MM Ml of . In- - "ldlii.- are 'llll "ir!, A Irateler sltippetl at n t tiioii i Mini farmhouse lo -peud Hie niubl. t'n enterliit; be louml u tei old man a- his bit-t. hate lled In a ums! old Jt-ie, liiaru't ou," lu -Mid hjt Ml i.f einiplimeot, " es. iir." "How old did our fai'.ier lle to Im-.'" "lie l-n'l ib l I. lie's npHlalf" (ml tin:: Kitindpa to ImiI." huh llu iid. ' imii; (oimks(n nil AVE CARRY ONLY MERCHANDISE THAT OUR CUSTOMERS CAN DEPEND UPON IL M Vn, ORDEHS CIVEN I'KOMfT ' AND CAREFUL ATTENTION Winter Glothing For The Man Largest Shirt Value In Town W'v lint i Hie laruel a-ortiiH-til if .leiv's lr,.s MilrtM In r ji4eru ( ickuii. All i nlors and .wit tern. In Mift itdlared. idlar-to-ioaiili and Imnde 1 models. 'l'hix Is tin eelu-ite hk m-y in l a (nuide for the fantoiix Mauhaiutii line uf Ii!rls, liajaiiuLs. collars and umJcrwear). $1.75 to $11 OVERCOATS I.alet .styles, eulorx patterns a n d material. (vinhhKsJ with Kkilletl workiiian ship, renders o'ir ' Mot-k the inct satlsfaeturf an I UrutiryhiK O'lat has ever been our fort i me to assemble. A-k to sec our , Jlart Seharrm r V Iar 'ronr Winds" Topn-r and our line of famous Or an mi Oiy Vfrsln Woftl caiiiK'iits. $19.50 'to $55 A " fiir C i"-" o. C. If. mmam Ol9O.CW.K. VV, Orcscn City I'.urc Virgin WOOL SHIRTS Ijiisi- MorliiH'liI i'f imiu-nis mill tvliu-s f ll nluil Un- oiililuiir " ii"ls- $3.00 to $6.90 : 4 f-iir I., H - ANNOUNCING Cur limnd New Line of Samuel Rosenthal -STIPENT CLOTHES Here Is n In ami it"w line thai ve are IreilliiidoUsly (ii-iii. I tif. I 'irst 1ms: aue It is what our iminsi r frtemls bate lMeii wallliuc for; ail ni'.l le'aii-e of Hie f'liM style mid eetdh'iit quality that c eau offer them ut so Mti-ill n kH. These sji- are made es-p.t-tnllv for the stuileiil and for the youii'rer mnu's fir-t l:ir; innser suit. $24 & $25 2 rails of rants Men's and Boys' Caps The lateM s(ta?H. and colors. Ak to see the iM'W riuht -piece models. $2.25 to $3 Mu'NSING .Wear WILL KEEP YOU WARM IN COLDEST WEATHER i;ierf!iie knows of the ae-old re put til ion of .M mis hit; I mlerweni the uai nusl and lonest-ueai-fn-i line on I he market. All sizes, hi wool, wind niletl and eotUm pa i in- ills. -$3 to $9.50 HATS- OK STYLE AND QUALITY We. hate the' In tot shapes an I ci dors In velours, fi lis and "snap brim" fells; made by the world s must fan tons inr.ntiriu im-ers. dol.u It. Slets.ni. I 'rank II. ehuhle an i Harry I as. $5 to . $12.50 NEW SWEATERS for " College and High School Men lle:-e are tin e!s ttial ate whining much fator on the c:i ni pt i. (immI a.soi'liiient of colors in bo Hi Slip-on and t'oui styles. $4.50 to $15.00 The Shoe Of Undisputed Leadership Aluas that air of reflin uieiil and hiiMUdualily that has made this Pur a leader in lite shoe world. Om-e a I lorsbfini teairr. aluas a I'i'.nslieini nearer. The oul shoe for the man uho ean-s. Most Models $ 1 0.00 Tom Sims Says ;illHtltiS. They fTu very i-tittily witliuul lfh il 1h-y havi up In the ulr . Th tin: in. uiusle i time poiii' Kuvi-riiiio'iit wlienifjut yi lo r ir dhl Heaitdul in- j iliKKinj: up doim ihln I litu watt dune X-ai. but I. in t;;i in- jh-.ja ultli fur abo.il tt iMl t play d Win n it man wtaits out lo ih;ii; fool of ti;tii5-lf hi- always fin. I crowd eatrir to help him. Importing ili rUn hiH b ioihi' m.iy Im Slat-a. iMlt fOl't II i paper and llril Hh w Ii n:. en ftobi I b n. shipped ui lid' I Lvi-ryl !iiijr tiaH coed '!iil;inir it dffp htralli for i 'in funny t i- noiMiiii; ; p-i-k 'M round '1 hi'-tt orld flj e: . 6 "Army piulrcts iiciilrs! an fir'no-ii imulnst fir. ; erl l-'jeuu-'. I''ile und ulmtit the H.im, Heit'iitiH's thliiKs llo- iu lenttal lanipnirueiH Ml 1 iiliMhli'. Well, lie 'H h lair. sft-ad t,( ilijjKiiij: up 'mim tiling i litu of fi llouH stand iini in I ni w. ' ! ntnl make t xeiist a nib' lola f 1 ! tither ft llowM are making a H'tr- tn'M eeHM. loll, i ' , The railKiad ernHsliitf Ml Ik al- " inuMt u many a doulm- 1-ros.siii);. H" ubi K'fps too many irocit In j llir ftr- Kils buriO'd. I l utl cant kixs a Mill tlteK- iit,.'S ttnr tdi a of slaying broke Is Iry-'who doesn't know bow. bis" to borrow inom y at a banket m'I eun vtrttt ion. ; Slatisties say tlo-re is a bnsi- ' ness revival, but you don't In-tr Unman nature is what mak i.;n i i id wtn-n soiiH-on ie same overcoat hi- did. State l air Order 0H--ed. SAI.K.M. I lOi-M-H J.UVt fire. Owni-r hern notifti 'i liy i;i1a Sehullb Wilson, sreretary oi Ihe aliite fair hoard. Ilial the barns niiiKt be vaealed by leloher 1 T. liouiver. Ihe order will hot bo Klrktly enforei-d mil If Hi.- matiir sieaia is la wen up ni (he ne.tl hiuctlu of the Mat., fair board the lalt'-r part of this month. Sulem n-si- dtuts an- protesliiiK as the v.l eatiiiw ordi r would demand the re movul rrom the cily of ubout t)0 fumilicM. - nu'i' I in ' Troui.l- la n lot of fun and run Inif . is a iut of Iroubli-. . J If ignorance v i nn.- ktnd of putehtn-r I he nmd- k'l ouches would I'm frlrl know h about Ih patc)ii:ir auto liriH. - Idi.vM all hapjiy. I'n si-lit polltieiuitH don't ne. d N-i lliitiu oi know i-vi-ry-o.ly will be talking about ('hrlst- Tiip coal longer, now bin is a lias-b:n it's a haxu't 1'iti. Open don't K minds and toother. Oprll ItKillt.l SAI.KM. ' Uf. It Is aualtisl the j law to divide eom III OetlnUN w It tt j persons not tietUHi'i) lo K.-II real ! :it,., tieeoi'dinu to Will Moore, f real est a I enuniilHtoner. M r. .leefe iirues Ilial the ltoldle c;- wlu) arc in lltci; 1'i'rslunan ,vt:ir. Stiinrliim- they mvih lo i- iate utn tin- Mate ,i. paitm. ii ian:;;ti iini: all leal i-M.ite sale ; we wtntltr ju.sL a litlle sell el!eL;v tlttlbs so inueh by that. cliaii";! wi l";r,tnu' rapidly that hit- how they used to look. Now th.iL Tie e'olliiiiK stores try Id to.-ymmir dandies nf yu ean'l t''ll liul the thiinr I'r t. nuirks a fivshman lai k home is his pipe.! ;8omctinies it seems that ctdlees chielly peiToim thej function of teaehinu; the youii"; how to smoke. A Imv may! devour coffin naiU until you'd think the things would litnn' Jiim up. lie may even strut a little with a cijrar. Hut it's when he comes hack from college for the first time that he,! Kinokcs a pipe. And such pipes! Hulldop; stems, or Iniftr narrow tiiin;-,.-, ami some horrihle luand of tohaecn that the c(dl town fellows sell only to freshmen! jWell, now. truth to tell, those hoys of our town hi ve been away lo college alvmt a month,- and v. e'n getting a or pun-has. i st :ile hrd. h.i e urn I: lor JUm'mi. W hen a real e i i h ' a It. . nse b i ai d. w hl'-h. tuole !. itisi.1,.,1 (,. ;r le.M.Sl Ultlte I r S -;e,l 111 Hie r,. thr.oiytt lb en. -a hm: a sheeiiM'il broki r. d the st. ite a bon tile t,ek'r le. Kets tl poek'! the law, Kha'l pel'HOU llpOII ben r-r Ik en . I'slnle bll.HtneKS. i aids ha w iltffereiil colors aett ' i ami lear Hie facsimile i'usiatare M .oor nittl W. A. dolleit, deputy real esUlte cointllls- inmr. The 'il.. I'aik ItiMvtpts SUMS. Ai.ltANV. ore. -All-auy": eiO li'i'M-i amp itiound in ltrnte taii, las 1.m;iI tit il"t.V -u Mdi. Jtl, moi'e lli.-ll N'om little honieM. fvi- -Uitia. ThaiiKWng auttiou can't ! ;.. rh- tvtui for ti. t.r COlIiB.ioa bOOU, - ... - - . ,s 'Mo"e, to reach I ' - before vv ' " .'- j- thv iarti u closed fur tue winter. Uuw W inds That "Hite" und b-axe tin- skin eltapp d and rough never ImehV vomell who apply NY. M FACK CUKAM With Peroxide before qnlnc oat. A tshint; creniit tliat leio.ii s tl el el y tiUtot lili' Ss to I !. skin nnl prole, h it f.oi i ulndbinn and vhni. I butdbag sixe ; t en's Oeneru i jar in een!s. ',r Sale only by Red Cross Drug Store SEMI-MADE r.I.()O.ML:U DUKSSKS AND JtOMI'KUS Miido in cvt'ifast suilinj? and gingham. Age I to (i. These gainienLs are made and ready for hand em broidery. I'l iced $1.00 to coats, hats, siioks, st(x.'kics and sveatl:i:s i lnfant.s to It ycai-s. High grade goods at popular prices. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Slumping r.utton llo'es HKMSTITUUNti r.llllons Covp! "(' 1'LCAl'LNU 'Its better to 'iJork and saie than to Spend and shie ' Kwrjr lny Is lalicir ililjr liir llll! mini who Imi'I lillllil i"IS ! fur Ihu fuliirn. Illll.l ll A I1A.NK Al'COlNT nnil fur lis Miliil fuumlti IIimi, wliHt n hunk Hull I slninjt, r!lini(. a,i, .iii,iK Co do lis mil .vliai-c- In liulp li'S ih lo m l alii'iiil. In oilier wnriln, ftclc't our lmnk as n iilm-n fur jour il. M)-lls Ikhiiim- u ill flml Ihni n nn nil juur liiilrviilrnls. Think II out. Thf clro i lFurl jim imiI fm lh now "HI mnku on luili'iit'iiilvnl In Inter years. Wo nrv renilj In h.lp rc juu nsil- to Man?