La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 17, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPArr veil'?. Friday, October '17,' 1924: TTTF M GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER r in;; ifii,'!i i.::,i,ii;;.iini:!i:ir""''ii iw: iMu . ih'i'iiiiiii.uiiniiiii.ni.iii!:,!' i ,ii!iiiii!iniM!iiiii!i'i!!iwiii"i"iiiiffii!' w'iiiwwhh:i,W!HI'!!1 -ffTf rfwi ffi rtw itii i t i Tfwf iii i ii ti iiii iii! iirifin iwriTrfiirrnT.nfifiiiimi i itii ! iiif imm i : jjitHttisTH i.;fTTWtn "" 1 w h" i" , r mi T T ? T T T iiiiiziiiiiirTSiiiiiiaiiilE : . '.- ,. ,111.11,1 ii i;. ., , . . i i:iili;i';i M"ni:)riii'i,".!i.ir,ni'i'll)iiMii'i :'IHi,ili.l'l;,ll!!iltl'ii'iil ;.;in':li,, :i'iM" iiilirr11""'"'"1"!1"!1''1''''1'""'"'' i':n'n:.'iin:;:i::'.t' Mijii'iiiiiiiiiiinii'niiiMiiinii'iiilni'iit :n:'iiiii'iti;iii'iiii;ijiii;iiiiiii'ii'i)!i'iiii'i''iil ii ii'iili. yWa' , ' . I , i .?WWm THMil fclWWDi Wl :, . .ni:i;ii, t . .. .i 'ibni'nii,;,,; ,, j.., ..,,i,iii:n.. I...I I! , II III, I f 1 1 I lilt ; llillll'llt.. . : La Grande EvcRing Observer Mr PI.MH N V Miavhpapmi PubllK)iid tin It y and weekly Hi l-n imnde, Orfffon, by fth f.A tlUANlMO KVIJNINU OHSKCVKIt l'UKMHUlNU CO. KK1 JCK UUNNIH - Editor Utile mm! L puHioiiico ul ij ;i mitiit cmuon, ua fcUicaati Clutm Mull Vitltur. On mi' tn oilier cIUch Oii-f-on llntul Newt Hi mid, I'nrl html; I in prrlu) Nutts HI ami, PurUaud; Mulliioiunli Nuwa Bland,, ot tlanil AiliJri-bid nil ooiniiiiinlintlnni lo Tli Observer, 14 Id aduuii A I .ii i ndn, )ri;rui. - m iist itipi m ttxt ks ity ('iiirnr, I' My, pr month ............... r..M...H-...Tf tiu II y. pnr din" numUm ... ......i .f 4.10 I Mill y, per hIx moulhrt, In ml valine 4. U9 Unity, f.liu-1 copy ..... .. ... ft lly Mall Dully. P"r month , m Unify, per mIk iiioiiIIim. In nitviiin' VH t'4 tft Dally, per year, In advance ...v.w..v..tfVtJ) niMtirvT'Hlur. 1"t V'iir I2.0C ' (TIY Nil rolINTY OPI'IOAI, PAPKU Th Atwoi'liilMl prcn in eehialvely cn'llled lo u for pith Mention of nil news dbpuleli.H credited to II or not nfherwlr credited IT piihilhlHil therein. All rightM of republication, rf Iti I dlspuleb-M In H.Ih paper. iiJ llltai I ho local nw herein nM nut ivneived. iO 1 Ladi les M MFMfl K H A KOi r I A T K D t II KS Th Aanorlattttl I'rcw U rxrlustvoiy rntMlt't) (q u for pnV Itoatlnn of u II m wN (lisiiiitrli n rrM)INil u It or not otirwl nvllll If pu!i!1k1h''1 tlimuln. All rlchtn of miiubllcuflon of Pacini 'H.iputrjM'M In l hit D'ip'. n) ftlsc (n local o hart) In ln kid r-HtTvotl. 1 AM 'ft Juliii 1 1 : r V A V, V 111-; T I : ! " TI f . A I T 1 1 K 1 .1 KK, Are You Pairiolic? Then Voe On Not'oinbcr 1th a National Presidential Election will be held in the United States. The only rifcht 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. I o $2.00 to ',$2.50.- COTTON' Heavy CUtc HiH.li-ot-Knrmnil. loiinml lnn ( lcivi, h I k Ii ami low niffc, nuklc liilh WOOL MIXED i:-'i(imiitll) war..,; , , ' , IniiU mill nIhhI hiffvi,-. IllKil mill uw IHlU, iJ flrt fn iinl;li InUi:' N'w 1'""! iicrk MiTWlryj .stylrs.. ALL WOOL l Ali-cntt'ly ii ti r a It 1 1 ml .., loiw $4,50 tO lioi'l sh'4l,f, liiuli mi l n UtW Hlt-liM Ipil.UU COTTON A low uirh lmrli'-n 9 ()0 in $2.25 en s V,. COTTON Ih'av.vwrlKlit f I m- v (t lim it collim Kiii'iiK'tu waiiii aii't M'i- iiH'nhif." $3.00 COTTON inoilcl, km1' ltmt$lli.. WOOL MIXED $2.75 to $3.00 A low ui'k. sltwHi nii mIi 'I. kiHi It'liKtli- PRICES ON CHILDREN'S GARMENTS RANGE . ACCORDING TO SIZE Childrens' That Oleo Bill Ainoiifr the inc.isuits on the ballot this your will he the Un nsk injr lli.it viitci's put Ihcii' Hliinip of uppiwnl (in (ilcn Miii'ivnviiio us a nuli.stitiito for hultor. ' The lust lcirisliitiire, hy n large mnjority vote, passed i law jiiwontinjr milk pi nduots heiiiR used td hulster up r.ny nut nil iiroduet fur hiini.'in roiisumption, which meant very plainly that oliMimarjiaiine sn freely sold hy the Vackers nni.sl(a?.e if1o kMi! ""m Oivjf. The packcivi iiiiinediately slapped on the referendum, thus preventiii:r tin; law from heconiinji operative until voters decidrd al. the polla whether it should stand as li law. Much arji'iimenl is heintr intvodured in the press and other jilaces hy tho.ie who an trying to save oleomaijiai ine as n pioduct ( commerce in this state, hut their argu ment is weak. "Oleo" is not a pood food, lenardless of what may hp said hy its sr.ppoi tors. Children raised on it are no', nourished like they are when raised on hut tor and pure milk products. liesides, Oiejron is a dairy state and there is not jrood reason why its markets shouM not ho kept open to the men and women and children of this commonwealth who milk cows as a means of livelihood. i VUNSING Cotton licnvy quallly fltsM" llnt'tl; tc4Miliii;ly Willi u $1.20 to $2.00 A'ool Mixed (iiHMl iinlliy. wnrm uaiiiii'iil $1.90 to $2,05 All Wool Au cwtiiitiiiAll.v wmin nntl ifwA fit -Him ttaiiuciii $2.20 to $3.40 Boys' Cotton Hiy f lout'p 1 1 u mI gnruifiit. warm ni. strv Ict-nhU' f$1.50 to $2.00 Wool Mixed immI iK'ifcutn' of wool; i'4ih(I liml.v wnrni $2.25 to $3.15 All Wool Very Lh'i imU Iv ImiK Cur warmth ami scr- $2.90 to $3.80 IJlilwclKiil rot lit u 1 Kiuuu-iil for wmio rn WOOL MIXED ..Milium wrlht. Ui - lilt lit; (jacMl iictfi'tiW . of w ool ; vory ' warm ' $ l.) ALL WOOL lli'nvywHjil ,ll wtml . s- Kin tin ni: no i' v 4-c i - a Aft l tonal vnlur ' $O0U ALL WOOL" l.lKlilnclulit ull uiuil ' Kamlciit lir lilitimrs . im'H $(),00 ALL WOOL Ktr hoavy Mil - woiil ( ..' rut fit h ii 1 1 l for ' wnrmili. txiiitfort and Unix Mvh1 ;...;. '' v5U SILK AND .WOOL' XnKtl for Us rxUviiuv . , warm III, tin Lit hit It y . ami rilling iinalllh . . ?U.50 fgMUNSING fiSSSI WEAR The Perfect Fitting, Lonjr Wearinj? Garment We Arc The Exclusive Agents for . r y r t y ? y f y y y f ;,y y y t y y T y y T y y f y y ' t y y x OFFICE CAT IMAl MA4 BY JUNIUS The Home As First Aid Ono of the -latest of the many uplift movements that develop from time to time has to do with teaching school Imys honesty hy an "horcsty Inn can." A hijr New York surety firm is foste in-' tl.e movement which is organized ns an antidote to the increase in crime. Tossihly some jrood tvsults will come in. in instruction of the sort that is proposed. It is the honesty lnr.vau's" plan to work through teachers first and event tia'ly throu;h the home and the chuivh. to yive hoys more moral toachimv than they have lieon rec(iviaj'. .s a niaitcr ol' fact, the public schools now. if in ch.ii 've of in.s'ructors of the l iht kind, as they should he. are operated in a v ay to impress on pupils w hat is ri;:ht and vh.u is vtviiv'. After :.', i.--i't it i:i the home thit effective monil in strncthm nuit W piven? If p: reals can he impivssod with the i..sh of te.ichir.jf tl.cir l.ns honesty and if in the family circle a policy of i: ir dealili.'r is scrupulously fol lowod, the need of an "heresty Inneau" to work thimiKh the schools would be siir.ht. Without examples of honesty at home, some .-vhool h.iys ri.iy te helped hy the proposed new movement, but it is a question how effective the ven tuiv will p!OVO. lndifforei'tism is probably responsible for more of the troubles that a.YUet the wv.ld today than any other fac tor. It is at the root ..f all f.,i!uie and of all that is lack ing in R-ood citi.cn.ship. It is indifferentisin in veRard to the welfaiv of the nation that keeps so many voters away from the polls at an election tune; it is indiffeivntism as to the aihuiiii,ti.ilioa of jmd government that cncoui-.ipfs lawlessness. Indiffeivntism is intellectual anarchy. Its opposite is earnestness:, the ereatest ...sset of Lincoln and other men who have made this countiy jrivat. H is earn-estne.-ss and sinoeiiiy of pmivise that inivirts the driving power to any ootei pri.se. huso or small; it is indiffeivntism that closj the wheels, it is the jneatest enemy of prog ress, a more ixmeifol a.nd insidious foo than open hostility. Iiocauso it i piv.ii-s under ,so many disguises that it fu--tuently parses umevoKniicd. Henry Foixl. I'rlsoiii r: "No: I'm Irvlnir 1,1 r. in -. :il II." llecniis.' iniir uir.. i r....t.. ta U( mIkii .vim cnii rrliii'je hrr ITiii I IWll IWI'llllfM, ... li.M.(;i:n i.or.xi.i.v A n ioimt; in.li,-.. vn loaviiii; his hrnt-lt ov day. ho slipttvtl au.l wilh ronsMiTitiHi nimn-ni).l pffi. htiuip i il .lo.vn wild 's'vi-nl c:. 'j nu,l 'laiul.sl ulllt smut- viutvnci' o lllv floor. Tlii' al.uini'tl rounty Mflornoy rem lo lulu liiai up. Iiniaii'inv hoIH'I (niiMly: "T lu.e. yiiur honor in llol hurl !" 'No. no." ri'ili.,l 111,. .hl-ICi'. rnli biaK hiaiKi-ll i. ntli-rty almli. "My lionnr U H.ir.' i'aoin;lt. Inn llio .sil is lirnlHtl eon;oan,liillv." lion n man Ii-Un in foicl tlir llnlimvn Imlili H- cnn'l lliiilk of otn.Mliiiig ( nnill.lalisi r all ix.lllhnl iwr- I .... Ill's tn-. now mil will, the ll-linl J 'I'o Ik. ur mast of our trolihlrR '"ill. im-vcr hap)iMi, hut tho tincxporosl Jon,. ilo. N'x.stiap..rs n.y tlu' I'rlln'o of i Wai n u. am jul hat In- pi. an.-s. M 'H l'i: j Mali.' il'n pally ., ; ;ut.s. h, "s a: SI rftphanror (lo another w ho has MiijI'i' ll'i: partly Ivraiai.' In 'a '.lnl Riwll llt his mat lo a woman! La, holor. "Coo.l Im'k air. I'v. ht-cn travol- jinir on Ihia lino for llnvo y.-ars uml I'ail CuiM has riiti'ml IhU nr-l1'"' n'VT oflVixsl my ..'al lo a wo. fliv Hire,. iIiihs. In h-ss than n vrar. ,n,an'" I (Hut ,u h linio. rlal.o.sl ... ......1 Tho oth.-r "Th.-n you'vo n.i.'r phyi. ,. tnn', rxplal,, . nn.l llr!,,i", ""' nnn''r. tr." j hn. lnl.n- of ohm, nkol us llu' 'N"" "'',1: l vo n, v, r Hii'r Oav Ihw mm Ii , wioil.l " I ' hail.,, him In mk In n' low i . . ... j wks ' .When Iiim Intorl'i'n's Willi, of , nmii's hil-linss Im shouht ninrry 1 nml lln-n en liai-k lo work. I l'.iKlns ami J.ss.ip l,a,l Wen: iiiwinw h.at.sl wools as to which' Slops nt t'rosslmts A-ki'il. , . llu- liiia.T mini. Tli,. , nit, , nil. KI.AMATII 1'Al.l.S. (r-. ll.c-' ixi's an aj.-o . in.'itt to !:o a ilm-l ounlKinit 111" lniras.sl loss of lifi''. t O r tin- ,K.t.niiH siyl... At-vonltni: ,l'i' lo raivl.'snri al wialn lino in la. rot, s tti.y i, ro Loth to W ' 'ra.h. rriiwiUR.1. tlir,rtors of liie la a .lark.'iit.l nmin, ai-h with .'haailsT of common'.', hero t) is a r,'Viih i r in hi. luuiil Tin- fiist 'oils.-, .1 tho ilnift of a laoasurc stlK oin. to fia.l tin- ut lo r was to ftis-' ttosO'il for Inl roilncl Ion at the mm .'no.'. Attor that i.o imno shotninic m-sslon of tho lomslatiiro which uoro to ho ttissl. jwoiiltl ri'iinlr." nil, ttiutorikts to Rtop Al.out Oir.o sccon,n aflor tho,tlilr mm laforo crossing; tho Mtflus ,.-i. out w.is . iiotivh for track!.. II. I, (ro. shack, attorn, y an-l v Ico-pr. siil. nt of the chaitiln-r. ilrafl.-il Iho hill anil to), I ilircrlor!. that tho priiio.sal wan similar to a law now ojvoratlve In l.os AnKohs. A nitsilvmoanor ponaltv is wrovi- Ol.ll HI T Till I-: ',1, Kailnvails an- rxsuiirisl lo rtntc No mnn h. nully well ciIih-kicI or..'no 1h lis continuously coin, mull he can answer all llu nuts, uiom-int; S"" yanls from a crossnii;. lams hK ehll.lis n may k luiii. ' Al. SMITH'S M I I OI'ILS (.no a man ennuch rop.' aiol ho, SYI'iVSr N V (l'l l ii 01 star! ma,o.,.,r,nc live cent , hL' s,iih Jr, iu,n of Cox, rnor ''-" u.l .Mrs. Alftssl K. Smith. has ,. , : marrie.1 Miss llortha (lott of this li-sihor: "(..-mo. who .l,f, oto,l , rilv Mrs. vj,i:im ,!)U1- h,.r Osoilto: "Aw. I ilon'l know. Tom Sims Says DIRIGIBLE m Mre mm lirtv loiuVtl tluni- lv'H to tlfiith ttutn work! ttuni- xlOH to tll'Jllh. Divonv I'ftinis not wln-n tli-v ;iti timl of each othor. Imt wio-n iliry mi' nm ilroil of inMon-' Many iKitr of nrfswil trousers ii iiU-k I in ilt. ir pockds. s Sstnto co.!t- can't mm- Uir poiri nnlt'SH you Ri t tlown to I rasa larks. Tin nnti-ovorythin U all rl;;h! in hU ulac which Isn't on too of i he I'urili. If lmiy want to finht h r.iKht try u jth :i a r nt colhvtnr. Ma ts In lh o in n t ry cost mo ri th:in I hey nro worth. Tin stuff that OrtMtm arc mal of I.-, fotiml tn tho vanity rasi-. Mi n wlio can't fieht ihotihl have pleasant ilisst!lonaL Many n nirl nw nibci Iwr mother liccctuso they w.'Ar the u ni I'lOtll.S. , "Know Inp ttiysi If Isn't niuoli use nnliRs you can ,em..nv oth ers. A wiv husband m;ikcs Ms wir" ilo what jhe w.inia o io. MEW NAME NIW ZR-3 Is Re-Christened "1,0s Angeles;" Craft Held Symbol of Friend snip and Peace. VASI1IOTO- (AP) The S v;w ilsCktritl ThiliMdav .v S-r- jretary Wilbur. Kpcal;in in brhnlf of the nnv?. lo he u "Hymbol of peace and friendship Iteiween Imt builders, her owners and other na tions." To inrther ilefine her Tol.' ha Miiil iho ship would he rcchrl tentnl "Los Anyi'lrs" when the pav ern!nent lortmilly takes posa asion. I Secte!er- Wilbur un nuance nu nt !wa made In the course of it speech u a hinrhean to r. Huro Kt'kent'r. )u-it of the Herman 't-i- IM'ltn compaoy, und several ex eeullve officers of the air cruiser, durinff their visit Thurdiiy lo Wu-shhipux,. The party wa re ceived by President t'oolldue, who relteraicd the conKcaulauona he had tfti'Kruphed on the arrival of the ZR-3 ut 1 jikehui-st. unil ntter a conference with the national ad visory council for aeronniiCH, re turned to IjikehurM. .. J.. Thurs lay nut lit, to n'suuie suiM-rvUion of activities at the field. Announcing his selection of 'I.oa Anjlew" us the firture name of the Shenandoah's escort. Secret ury Wilbur prejt-ed the hope th:i? It "may not only 1h- a constant re minder of 1 he impels wnnjT. but also that on . ereh- t'hristmas eve, from her place in the heavens, the xonir may a wain be 'hroadeast to the world: lYace to men of ood will." " Tho vUit of the ZKM was of Kreut siKbii lcnne the t weretary Maid, oHsuriiij; .tho (jertnan ol'Ticlali that the fls which' would replace theirs on tin1 shlp'u forepeak would be that of a nation "honesily ie-sirln!,- the iprosperlty and ;haipi ncs.fi of alt the tlenoan people." ' Drink for pulb ls is an Iniptiriant ,part of the ration. Waioi: in kept before the flock at nil limes. Most ponltrymen keep milk. . either Hour (or bin termlll.. const anMy licfure Hie birds, since it is an excelleiu " .protein supplement. 50c Special Saturday Liidies' Silk and Fiher Silk Hose, in colors black and coidovan 50C Stamped Goods r : ....50c We have a few odd numbers in Lunch Sets, Card Covers, Child's Dresses and . several other articles, values to $2.00; Special for Saturday only... ;50c Children's Coats. Hats, Shoes, Stocking's and Underwear at popular prices. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP liutton Holes Stamping HEMSTITCHING Buttons Covered PLEATING - Perkins. ri lektnc to nd the iir.uiv. he rr pt into tin fir. place m l ltrc.1 up the rhilhihv. JeKKUp tell dea.l nt hia fii-t. railroad niother, s;ii.l Thursday. Mlt fl,,ff f..tlii- is; weni icmoa inoo inisii i.aicue: encincttr. " iUU!t-" "They elope! In roo, oM fash- ' Ion." s;:b t.o, ruor Smith Thurss- He: '.im ntiw m pntiMAL l",,lav. commentm on his Mn-s IhU HleMtluieli ttnlr m:rrin,re. "Al miuhty hupp. Mte: ev itHlf.l. shall n-; just like a iowr under southern, inn mir letter r1 skirs." lie: "k- do: Hu rt1 K MtiiM1 i er3r sl nMH-ridl lo ilwm I van UN4 At; a in " j hy. or t tn im: Will; ;iit d. V. r MCe. toy 1mv. i realty ti uik our i:m;.tsi ri'toni a; tt-.. i. I, lone i. I" ti-r Hian MMiiii "lb ;it ou .b." -We v TIht- an- probably cr fem ,lriir I tut I rr WM Mnaiv f iIh" ontiiMm-c nintrti a .rncl f uoi er t " milt, wr tMMir Vftt a s-hoi tMm-r. ye m iIk saitic l into, but ery few l.Y ANY Alll NTIHV lo it. In r-ci- u . t; siy m l.t!,im( "' lun at a octl of i mifc's an i: Ar ..) ;b r.-r Tin n,i Noiir, a mr ith l-nmn-t nU inMi bf-akev t-ain top ahntW iwaaitiamxHi-4, hi-h jon mUlit M.o in th ai an linio In lbs ttiiit.tk of a tm4 In :n ; on vx ith Is There Music In Your Home? Under Our Monthly Ronhil Tlan You Can Now Have A YKTOR OR EDISON With Records We have a number of these machines used, hut good as new and to those who see us first, about our new rental plan No Purchase Will lte Necessary! CALL F-AHLY! Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Largest Office Stationer in Eastern Oregon. "Its Better 'o' Jork and saie than to Spend and saie Krery day is inlmr (lay for I he man u lio Isn't lnil,. . Int H fur Hie fiiHire. " " IUH.H IP A I1AXK s am for Its triu&' fontxla. lion, wleci Wiik thai I. stwiRs, roliablc and wjjlii( lo do lis full siar ia Ins jo to Ret allot,,!. In other nonfat, srlort oiir bank a., a place for jour lIl'IMHll -r- bn-aiue joo will find thai we (ill all jour miiilrcinrnls. Think II over. Tlx; rtfra eflon jon put forth now will niako jon IniN-penilenl In later jrears. We are reail? to ImIo are jnn rea.lj to ian? vontviupt tur i. cattr1" tistrir iWlsnrr.