La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 16, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPARE FOtTR . Thursday, flctober 16, 1924. THE f;A 'GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. La Grande Evening Obseryer iNiiUiaiNKEJi'i- m:w.hi'ai'i:ii Fubltah64 dally and weakly at la Gramlft, Oregon, by ths LA OltANDK JOVJJNINU OUHIiltVISIl 1'UmjSIHNO CO. BUUCU KKNNJ8 Editor Entorcd ut postofflco ut Im Qriuiile, Oregon, an tiucond Class Mull Mullsr. On sato In oilier cities Oregon Hotel News Htand, Port land; Imperial News Stund, l'orlland; Multnomah News 8luud, Portland Address all communications to The Observer, 1418 Adaoi A., i-a. Urundu. Oregon. riUllSl'ltllTION ItAT.IN Ity C'airlef Dally, per month : , 76s Dally, per thrca months .. .i'i.ti Dully, tier sis monlliu, la advance - w.w...$4.eti Daily, singl copy .. ..,.. Ily Mall Dally, per month Dally, per elx months. In advaaee . Dally, per year. In advuncs ....,.. Observer-War, per year , tat .6i .5.0 .o ClTlf ANIJ COtJN'i r Oe'l'IOIAL, l'AI'HK The Associated Tress Js exclusively entitled to use for pu ligation of all news dlnpulches credited lq It or not othorwlns .r,iit"! !f pu!;!i5!:!;3 ilK-r.-ijn. Aii rights of repKbHcatlon er speciul dispatches la tills paper, and aluo the lociU news herein also aro reserved. able probably. Nevertheless, the speaker , who resorts to : inuendo in order to smirch the character of an opixmont is doing; Bomething that he will later regret, ' The best way to study the American langunrrc is to drive past a traffic cop when the sifiii says stop. At Union one suapects that there is , little essential dif ference between firm convictions and darned stubbornness. OFFICE CAT MEMBKK AflffOCIATKD PREHH Th Amoolated Prtuw U inclusively entitled to for 911IH (teat Ion of all nw dlHpaloha prod It of to It or ortt fthorwi. radltod If published thrln, All rijfhta of repuhlloAtlnn of paelul diijiutchti In thl Dftptr, mi alao tha too) uw taaroio also ara reserved. IN THIO HKdINMKtl wan the word, and tho word w-ta wlllt ('.oil, nnd lite word was iod. All thin wen- made hy J 1 tin ; mid without Jlliu wiia not anything Unit was iuadt. ' John 1:1. U. - , 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. BY JVNIVS V Opening The Scenic Road Quito proper is tho- plan to hold a day of happiness i over the opening of the scenic hijihwny. to public use. It i lias been n. lorijr drawn-out endeavor, fraught with many unforeseen obstacles, and the fact that it is now a reality, is worthy of u day of commemoration . . ' Mrs. George II. Currey is the lady who hud the vision to start this movement. It was her imaginative mi)id that pictured the beauty of a trip uroupd the hill to Oro i.De!!. And she had the courage to advocate it until, like many other good thoughts, it took shape and has become V .reality. At this little celebration we would respectfully remind the people of the Grande Hondo valley that they have n friend on the highway commission in the person of William Duby. Not only has he been for the scenic highway and Using his every energy to help get it financed, but lie has been a strong friend to Union county in other ways. Thanks to Judge Duby we have a wide, well paved highway to Island City whereas the original paving was narrow and badly worn. Thanks to Judge Duby we have a widened road between Lit Grande and Hot Lake and be tween Hot Lake and Union. Thanks to Judge Duby we have crews constantly at work on the state highways in Union county. And so, when the celebration is held, let us pay a prop er tribute to William Duby, highway ''commissioner from Eastern Oregon. The Water Vote It seems to this newspaper that the referendum vote taken by until by the city commission relative to the dif ferent plans that have been suggested for securing a perma nent water supply for La Grande, is most convincing. While only about half the voters saw fit to send in their votes it must be admitted that tho 50 percent who did. vote are much interested in the water question and took considerable satisfaction in voting their choice. It will be noticed that Heaver Creek water supply was divided into the three projects. This was somewhat con tusing to many voters, but even so, the total vote by those' who want their water supply from Heaver Creek was over whelming. And the project to repair and save the pres ent water system, augmenting it and making it sufficient, was thoroughly convincing. Tho deep well advocates were very few and those who favored bringing in the Summerville springs did not num ber heavily. It was as nearly an expression of the people's will iih the city commission could obtain, and aside from holding that deep interest which straw votes always hold, its result, to us at least, was very plain. WHICH? Ili!: "I low obi would joU I'rHuy t!" Hill: 'Ti her fare or IhIiIimI lirr luuk '.'" The I'hiihunt utul the ilunU.r :re Willi iih yid. hut Hmiiehmly Mi'eiiiK to have run urr nllh the (font. If Ihrro Is l be ail I'li'tenlh I'Oiillimiulmeut, let It be uu liijuue lliili in nliM'rtii nil he oilier ten ('oiiinuiiiiliiirfilH. l.ulesl reports rrniu 'IVxnn leave Mrs. I'Yt'KiiHon one hundred thou. saud Inn J. ii Ily. Homebody should wild Vlil word iltiuil there. Mill llielr eiinilhlnle Is siitely miinlnuleil mid they run slop voting now. . . . May: "And mi oii invented tllllt v it mnllliiK rlerk'.'" : "How eoiihl help II? He uiIivxm'iI mi. riiiililly, then elite- 'oped me In hl arms, "lumped a !Kh on my iiiul xeallil It Willi II lilW". ' A bum who lius no vurulluii llih; yeur Ih h-ltliiK his whiskers tfrow mid liuiiKlnliiK Unit be Is on u rixh Intr I rip iiiiiiiiik the Northern lulus. If priM'tiee make iierfeet. there more 1 1 in ii on block In limn with! II rillllie nderew.kl to ll I'reilil.i III soeiiil whvh. 'I'hey huve remain ed huek In a roiurli nm one or n rioniier ii liimilred and more yearn Ibaek. Then yon n'l'leel. In I'.uik Olluty piiiih have kllhil pt-npl.. IhOiee Jlllillliry 1. I Our rule Is u murder a 'day. Tho iiiountain eoulil not eiUal It. The , mountain people irenerally have erloiia anluii.Hllhs wlieu they liibnol. 'then I hey don't Ko to eoilrl. jllef," I III. ulioiillnu- full,, us a few words in I he family elrele, a hit or jawinir between two uiitoiiiuMllx:. u few drinks of synlhetle. a sml Jden dlHliUi, of H eill.en's faee. n .11 IllUe of the milliner In whieh lie works, a dislike of Ills doi,-. I he de. ;Blri' In em,ly bis poekeis or tap uis uu. , Tho Plrero pollee are iU.-mlon-Init a yonnit woman who bad been married Just three days when ier, husband; was shot, at nlKllI, while Hhe was talhlnifto him us he wus on Ills way from work. Hhe says she had given lilm the revolver the lay before. Hhe took It from bis hand nnd went home lo sleep utter the BhOollllK. It Is ronlllsillK even to her and more so to the pollee. It is I'ouruslnif, but null, Inn uu-1 iisuilL. Ii'roiu any one of twenty millions the vital jountr elllzell. mule or female, may order u buii. I y pay the poHlman. The Kovurnmenl indlreelly helps the sale, llllikes it easier. The sporl-' Iuir kooiIs houses now eurry and ' uilverllse slleneers. 'I'lie explun ution Is that they are fof silent tui'Ket prueliee. At iiiovIiik oh- i Joels, probably. I The plslol Is ji man killer, anil ' Willi a slloneer It may be u more' oonveiilent man killer. Von can 1 buinpijour sweetie off und not even disturb the neighbors on Ihe udjulnlnif pureh. A ehlld euu hreuk open Its bunk und (rot enouirh fori u little toy which will cause sev-1 erul funerals In liny neighborhood. I I he lulid of tlte feudist? H's litem. It's everywhere In Ihe I nl- ted Hllltes. Are wo still SI ruKKllnil to approach civilization or are we! relroKradlni;? It must be one thlim or the other. Wherever we are we're not there. Kit her we have not Klveii uwuy from the t'roiiller or we are koIiiit buck to It. A haiiKliiK a day miirhl keep the murderer away. NEW WOOLENS Fall and Winter : - :"r For 54-Inch All-Wool Velours ttn(H asKni'lniciil or hili'l aiiir. It-it i iiinllt. ' ' Special $1 .98 per yd. 54-Inch Poiret Twills Vsiii r:enslvel.v tills sensi',11 for vnrm iliiiMies Mini sulli.. All of I be lalest coliirN, liii'liiilinu; brown, bliu-k mid taupe. " Imiies whir an iitlimilvc "um ber; black Willi white snipe.' $4.25 Yd. ; 51 Inches w ide, hi n, lienoHfiil simile of blue with while Ml-ipc. $5,00 Yd., f 54-Inch $4.25 Per Yard Wool Suitings ' Cluvkx and pluhls ino-ioiniiK.tr hi U llU stales fur Aiilutuii nml WinUr. Chothsr vmv from our oxlcnsivi- ajniinriit of ni'vvi( i'Olur.4 mid jhUUm its, $2.50 to $5.50 Per' Yard Imvc tiothiiiK l'OCliil lo kick uhoiil. Tom Sims Says no i.tA;i: iiom: Aflor touili cxi'lt-iiifiii Kmlllts iiiul ul tnul inimatfud to cnlrh Dm irtiln. Now. when Ihry roiiM rH nii"My Tor a whtto Uny ht-ean in vutolir ir lhy h'll nnyUiiliyr behind, ;i J 'No tellliifr 1nw mtirli inoni'y Ih ' Mi'Hr'HtiilMf" S'iiv ii Hlirlik. " jwiMiii lo run I ho tov'inoniit tinI "h. Harry." mIh- panned. "I fnp-j tnxjwiv m s. -K to turn olf l ho oh otrlo tron.'M "I ion'1 worry, ilarllnK," ho n- j plioj, "noihlmf will hum. forgot lo liirn off tho Hlimvcr Imlh." j Vl'.Jt' i' " . . TZ WnUln-r l-VlcniU Qnlikly Says His Picscription , ':WI 1 '" "";;" '"' Has Powerful Influence If loailliiK up to s,imr(hin- j VQa KnCUniaUKIil 'All, wt'll," H'lui'iHHl (ho ndici-s. ... oUontUnn hf- Itaiiil, . "h-( iik lie lih'iuK." Il ntu.'t ho awful lo fcl lunl nml I law yon not Unt I ho Inrroaso In hi-uuly t'ontt'Hltf hIiioo wonu n vote? ' Anions tho wild tnovonionlH on fool wo huvo iho new foJI ilatir-H. A inn n wtlh a noisy hal iiHtiallj talks thiou;h It. Noltndy nociiih tn rare ahoul tho prlro of roll in MooktiiKH. Homo nay tho new daiu-t-H hroaih'n 1 hr f-o whllo ni horn rial in thoy only thlcicn tho head. If a ulrfn faoo Is her fortuno Mioro'H hllltoiiH In it ilrupr Hi oro. . Homo hiifdutndH aro happy, otluT'H wiyca won't a I on i'. Htay homo HINTS TO MOTORISTS I Iii'Mcvp (hiu r.n' tniriio niln iiinnl ih-hois aro i(4iioi-iii ul is In park! I Uf un llio wrony; sl.lo of Hiu m live i in fionl tir Iho Miioul Immim-s. Tin "wmmim" shir nl" Iho Mitfi, jn (his Is t',H shlc on W'.ih-h Iho soiinol jiou . hu'iil o.l. Tho irilMMl ror l hi iii-dU iiaiuo Is thai tin- r.hihhvu when oain tho solum I (rhinuls ro iroiH lo fit mm tho slrool at W.uil i0" iMiitit Is most couvoiiloiit. -AliONZt) i. I) I' N , 1 41. OrniHlo irnlfio nlfhrr. Tf yon havo noon IIioho hoautlfut prizoR In t'Mnt'a Ooihiory window you' tll soo tho KlUa KIiow at Xnlirr Hall tonlrht. 10-15-tf JIADIO TUQUiJLKS ARE OVIU! lltulln llri'Wvov uhlrh notnls no aerial or ground." FOR A owii'ivn I ltoaolu'H anywlioi'o In thu V. S. rroo Oomonsiiiuloii, LA GRANDE EI.KCTIUC COMl'ANV M.MS V41 t . . 1 p. .lamoH II. Alien, of 2fi ; Korhoa &t I :oo)l rtic, N. Y-, h if- ,,. vruu av forod for yoaiH with rhouniatlsni. V, , , '; . , . . 'Mny liana I liiu lorrlhlo dl8oao Nohoily Muattod tho fly. nuhedy:,,,.. ,,,. ,,, .... ..... had Hi ell a hIIo. nuhody hatl nppeii-' , 1 dteitlH, you Hi'ver hoard of a "Tin ; ... m., .n.. i 11 i AvA,-" fu,.,..,. ......... ... .. fori iU flM,,,l "for years their mall, tho hired irfrl drew nno fifiy a wook. i ruwataokH wore 1 liurm-il Intoead of haled, indillKh- tK a rountry now a paper w as not a hua!nena. , of rtuiat'ieaa hi inly, that no one ran ho free from rlieuinattmn un til tho ui'eii inula ted Impurities, ooiumonly railed urio oold depos tia voi'o dhytotvod in tho jotnis and iiiumoIoh and expelled from tho hody. Win; xun idea in uiltid ho con suited phyglottiiiH, made experi ment :md finally roinponnd.-d a prearrlptlon that o,uiokly n:I completely hantHhod every HUn and hympiom 01 rlu iiin.i;iriii from. j Ilia ayatom. j t - Ho freely khvo U dlscovory, ., , .... ... i . , ' whlrh lie railed Alleni Iih, to old- If alio rould tdentliy him. (lladya; . , . . , . ... I would like to have a ph ro of hen, . im , j . mind whh Iho fresh mini whoi, .....,.. mur.M i-i poll I out to her left-hand front ' . . ' Nature Kavr iho aktnny pooph inure ihan they ran hare. ? 'Don i oxer ilnrr nieiillon my j nmiir In yonr paper nalii,1' n Chip per lohl lh oifOHfter iho oihor; day after orderlu rito orn iM' , Saws That- Saw nK'fTEIt THAN ANY SAW YOU EVER SAW ATKINS SHAER STEEL AT SAWS Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. Hand Made Handkerchiefs In all hi! ties of Kvorfast Colored Linen. ' 1.00 STAMPED GOODS I.nnch SflH, llnrr.'t Sfts nnd Towrls, ill nit colors, nn K'iiti-nnl4'cil lOvr'rla.st .ln'n. . . - ?I..r)0 to $4.9.-. '. ' piiimprd nnd irins'licliol nnow rnsr-s. $1.20 ilao lirnutirul lol of nuin Towr-ls for Kifls. (0c lo $1.50 All tlilnprs for Infnnls. nil inu.lo. sUiminil nnil licmstltrlicd. Wo cany l-'lnnncls and Outlnss l.y the ynnl. also llcmmi'd DlnpiTs, very rcnaonalily prli-.il. Coino In ami siu our ln fnnls' scml-niailc Kanncnts, atrcmly for your hand ' wor'.;. ' NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Button Holes Stamping; HEMSTITCHING Buttons Covered PLEATING . lire and eu lined her lo Neramhlo out of her eonpe iho other noon with haste than dlKlilly. expcrtlntf; ahout his now upiiieri discovery tiiroutrh the He nan Unreiore in to s e It flat lu the ttround. All, drUKKifta every where to tlll(-nse Allemiiu with the lin- fitiy pounds of nlr. nnd tho man. J ,( "' i will. hi. perverted hi'Dmc of humor. ,mU i,U,t,,, n! h th XV",y , " lour tiros were rendu serenely on was a h!oel; way. return your money w It hunt com- Shame Will Follow This is a national ciinipaipn Unit will lx followed by Mhamc on tho part of many speakers. Things are beinjr saiil that are incorrect, charges arc licins: made that are unfounded, men who nit Ride by s.irte in the United States .senato are calling each other vile names and iiuestioninjr each other's honesty. This is all heinfr done in the heat of a presidential enm pnin, and when it is over xhame will follow. ' The speeches made impusninp; motives without using direct language are tho worst kind of libel but not punish- I'lic hi lKliI of s miisII Imi.'. mil- n"n'' lilllmi Is iiIhiiii l jici. ; Itcd Cross nnlB i. In my np. . i pointed ain-nt In your clly. If you Mr. I'mkIi: "Wli.'ii uro you Bolnit llvo out of toivn I'll ifindly send to pay for Unit suvlnir niai hlm- o,o "'' panic liars. .Mall or- hum you '."' . .li rs ucc. pti il. Adv. Mrs. Ili-own: "Pay for II t YVIIV - llu- salismau said II would soon pay for llaelf." Pure Lard "Mt. Emily Brand" ot miikp: iiu:.(si: SO His. Net la's r.'s . SS.IIO .. 1..VI .. .75 .. ...I .. .211 The Grande Ronde Meat Co Editorials From Over the Nation mi: i,.i or tiii: omii.im a Kdliorlat In the CIiuuku Triliune. A m Hinry from llu Hun. Ky., mid of a tt-your-ohl hoy who ttlml an,) kllhil an IS-yeuruld gU t. IIIh opanution wag auiuxtutr- Two viltnetittoA plvo it rivdlhltiiy. Ho of ti-rod tti carry tlx K'fl' heavy auttetiHo. Whoii Ihey cauio to Iho rrow roadH ho wanted to pilvo hor Hw MilicaK. mid Ki on hk way. Hhe required him lo varry It for hor. lie WAudu'i. Kho drew und Mud Ii It u in Ihe U-ft and fool. Me diow and nil of her once, In the .Middle Of the forehead. That tH In tho mountain where f. u.N MtlM porsist und w hero p"0-pli- do not think nn tnuoh of Knocking a n. h;hlor off In u uuar- rvl. Tluy haven't hevii dliM'tpllnvd KING TI T'S Those fine, rripy rhocolalo Toated Colli etimm Half Pound 25 Cents t Toko homo a half pound today ami you're auro lo room hack for more. Al ways Homcthhiff new a! our Candy Counter. Red Cross Drug Store HAVE YOU TRIKD OI U Cocoa Bread If not, nsk your Rrocer for a loaf today. It makes Delicious Toast. Gwillmm's Electric Bakery oecrcer to tiork ' and saie ihan io , Spend and saiJe' , JiviTjr iloy Is lnhor flay for Mie mail hIio Isn'tf i linllil In? up for Iho fuluro. ' i BEIfiD VP A HANK ACCOt'XT anil fir ls solid fnnnil.v lion, si'l.tt linnk that Is sU'Diijr, rrli.ihlc and- w.fllng U do lis run sliuru 111 l)t-lp. lug joii to gi t ahead. In oiiM-r words, qrlret oirr IV Hank s.i a plife fop jrwirl ilopnsjts . luKiise j-oi. wltl I find (list wo fill nil jonrl rojulroiu.-;:!s. Think It oyer. , The ctlra effort jon put forth now will msko yon independent In Inter years. V aro ready tn lielp nrc ynn ready lo slart? cm