La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 20, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textm.itj PA GE FTJ7T3 ! " THE LA GRANDE-IEVENTNG OBSERVER mvr. Mon'ctny,.0'.tQT La Grande Evening Observer . '. INOKl'liNDENT NlAVSl'Al'iill Published dally and weekly at La Grande, Oregon, by tn LA GRANDE KVKN1NQ OBSEKVEK PU13USH1NO CO. BRUCE DENNIS Editor 1 La Grande, Oreifon, as fieooad JCntered at postofilca at Claaa Mall Matter. On aale In other cltlea Oregon Hotel News Stand, Fort land; Imperial Newa Bland, Portland;. Multnomah New Bland. Portland Address all communications to The Observer, 141( are., La Qrande, Oregon. bllliUCKlPTION KATES By Carrier Daily, per month Oaily, per three months Dally, per iU months, In advance Dally, single copy By Mall Dally, per month $2.1t -.14.6 .61 Dally, per six months, In advaaoa Dally, per year, in advance . , Obsorver-Star, per year tot ..2.6 ..$6.0 -13.01 CITY AND COUNT! OFFICIAL, PAPER The Assoclnted Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited if published therein. All rights of republication of special dlsputchea In this paper, and also the local news bsreln also are reserved. THE Q By Stanley MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled lo use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwla aredlted if published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this papain and also the local news herein also are reserved. THE RIGHTKOUH shall inherit tlio land, and dwell tliei--In forcvor. Tlio law or his (lod is in his licurt; 110110 of his steps suull slide. i'aulm 37:29, 31, laaviaa InTtom Mil wkI WW "EJ?w I THE Bi Rally PlANNfcO Fblt cund-DA1 ttC wuMLift FtZ.Z.l.P, WHEN LOCAL OTBf WAlKCH CuU UPSET TWe PLAi& OF THE GANCt tOUt T.-xn1 FROM Hoots town - v. lorn buns Says OFFICE CAT THAOC MAMK 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. ; OY JUNIUS Mrn and iIojcn are inm-li nliko tlM-y IhiIIi litic lo be lulki-d to ami patted on the bm U. jeop fjown in iit hi;art I'Vi-ry womun knows Ih:it tli.-n arc plnii of simllurity between her liiitjiiiiml and Andy Gump. . A few irtiKil rules for Ohlir.' Mini may Ix- helpful. Try (linn: I'vt'tl norms il.viiiiiiillc. IVrd Women would bo Bnfor behind a Ht wring1 whoel, if you could tell what they woro driving1 ut. Our expert opinion Is that tlic; man who en tin hwph. iKTr.pirii.Ucn doesn't know much about a. . A common dot; Ik the HutVnt watch doK. Get a iiediirreed pup: and hey may uteal hitu loo. I Watch your reputation. When I you lose a kooiI reputtitlon it may take, you yeurn to lind another one. This world could he twice an bad a it itt. The hcusoiih on A.ur are twice a loiif? us our. Het Mio man who natiies eoll;tr KetH sorry for what he has done later. Men are known by the eompany they keep; women by the cloUiit they keep on wearing. After practicing eating pravv f(r 40 or 6ft yeara somo men Kt ill spill it on their vchIh. , Men are not nlwuys teipcrinr to ! anlniiilH.-When a dot? Hijtrts itch ins lie can scratch anywhere. The only wnv for the weather to j satisfy people la not to have any. Heauty'and bralna together are twice too much. Wouldn't It be fun if wo all made what we claim we do? ' ' ' HINTS TO MOTORISTS !J' Wfrfnaiy, -rVbeii proiK-rly ' made, hart; prui-il quito ait ndvantuuc to rvi-ryone iihhuV tin liibwayM and 'street. I believe It is saiv to say that iuonI or the violators In IIiIm ra.v art" (lit iliicrs of closed cai-M and It l dltn'siii,' to hco the niiuilx'r of it hi- lilney renders that are wmtched on account of Homcoiie fnlllitif to lower tin lr window ami uie (he pioH-r sIkiibI. When the lumiN refiilre by this section are iv on by the iiw or the blind am) arm, ihey bhouhl be gl"'" as fol lows: a). An oMiator IntcmlbiT to turn bis vehicle to the lefi Mm 11 iO extend his arm In a bor.'xontnl !2 position, ror n itMsonnble length io of tbne, and blow down. (b). An ofHrntor lnteiidiii-r l jo turn his eblclc lo the rle.bt sluill to evtend bis mm with the fun-arm. jg raised at I'lKbt angles, lor a i-cn jo sonable leuxth of time, and slow 1 down. j g (v). Au niierator liilemlio; lo 'o Mon his vehicle shall evlend bis jg arm and move It up and down In o a veiiJcal dii-e'ction. Torn reason- O able lenttb or time. I,0.0 ig lt?.X, La Grande trnfflc officer, lo ooooobooodoooooo 'n ..ft- Argentine Planter: :jok o How to Grow Cheap Cot lor g lU'KNOS A I It EH. fAI') Th O cost of producing cotton in Areii tina fs cheaper than In the Unlterlo Stales, accordlnff to a report on tlr '2 new cotton .growing Industry lr 0 Argentina by Ernest i,. Tutt, tlnjO American cotton expert attached t- ig the Argentine ministry of Auricul- o lure. The cost for each pounr" last year in the United States wai Jo 25 cents, compared with about ITiO cents In Argentina. The market Ing expenses are higher Jn Ar ut IT iO ru,.- Ig rr-'f-n- fie VELVETS r LiLi the whirl of social activities. The hostess or guest will need attractive frocks to meet these occasions and what is as popular or attractive as good velvet. We have a pleasing assortment of newest shades, including taupe, biowns, blues and blaclc. $2 lo $9 per yard 9 I 0 o :8 o o o o o 0 o worms lei 'Mi. Throw i(k). all.-"" fish. (il)IHl HSU l(S. "": ' ' J x. liliMi mailly up slri-tmi slioul-1' c 1'iar, "I am llrynu ami ilrimk tmj I my llionkry ltIl(tstut4.,' Vlv'.i ltll P sllllimil fl.sh. 1 1 I 3.111s ilili'h, "runiiln-r ' H!n-.im S I Ithroniih nnuiiti. I'lsii t nii'li rlicii. ( maiiHm la Hwmitii. limn uwuy U l trucks. j 4. INvo (lnwii to l)ttl)l. Trll lull! lime Klfirv. I'lsli ifi in Ktifti. r:i-,iiti! 1 1 risii wlthfiii! unl.1!! ''. 'i -V i .- - . ! .V Tl.. 1 1 lliiiiii. lie. .; H .iiiiL- -ri,. .. . . . . I . " " i . V. .. .. . " " U"J ' It llii-nisi-l I I fflemorsl.'roi THE. STOKE OF PERSONAL SERVICE AND DEPENDAULE MERCHANDISE miuh;k that mom mknt now voil," Winn you WU.11 1 "iKmiiie." to holiei i Attractions of Professions ill may or may not be well thai "law ajid medicine, like the mini.stiy, attract fewer new recruits thiiii former! v," bs is deelniv.-i !;y an authority. Naturally if these oi-ofys-l atims h;iv Ihw.i.io ..,, ....:l-A..A .,;..!.! ..n....'""' hurray . on.l III,- , " - "i-iviiiniiit nun VIIJ J IL-Hl rillilllUl I Inl'ty f,(r l( . 1 A I'lilli-rtor wiim Iryliiir to kiM i- WIiiiCh till' l-liom- Niimln-1-.' i"'""' "' 11 " Hli'l unci nkl lo.d -Is Mm S:mHHIms Insl - l"''i"'l'ly ''" tr"' ',,'r: -Your lilli Hopli s!. rust? KIip-h wj niKM"1"""'1 I,1V" '"', n I Hh" i;in ilrlnk ivnl. r ui ,,r ,. ,n. L"""" h"v "' i"' y ut onw." It-r." "How c-iiii 1 ,:ty you -ivh.-ii 1 ... :"Hvcn'l tin-iiionry.'" Mui ih lii- WOHTII IT. TIM I. !"r' "Y,MI :ill'l (Tit lilooU olll or u H.M---I h,.: ShiIIi! has u Job Iti;"",'"1!' " 'In- iioriiH." . '"" ""' "H''i'"r w:i n-itily loi ii.li., -mr,.. .i !.,, K,.iii,K;h","- .",)'""'r" '"" " i:p j-ouv.- I it y ,,-r ..,!. All si... doi-a B.U,,"U'. "H t!- nply. s'M.al lll. hip. huiTiiy." ,ti.-. "Oh. H"i.. Ki-tn loi.-ki. We have made a pro fiiunti ntudy of monument building, and Rn order I'birwl in our hands is sure to nt!ivp faithful, intelli fnt HVfcution. We Will (Jiadl.v Furnisr. Kftiimat-M pi i.o 2 9 i " , o i o o ' S . . o 2 n2 o f O o llOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO li.lna hut ov.ryihim,- conHi.l,-.-.-,!' .,.,,, (.hlrk,., , Th.im-1. haw' , Mr. lull 1.1-llov.s that cotlon Kiov- ,.on ,,,, ,,.,, s r-ilcsiti-a In the inp to the Indivlilual ourht to ho ; ...u, f ,: i-i..,.!.,. .,-i,rt .n,.,i r t-i-iitly. A ri'latlvc who hurni-il t lli I l.'lti-rn said that If Kiven to llu- Mvorld tln-y iniKhl havo I'orm.'d n (Icorw ICIIol I,ctli-is IX'sli-oyi'il. j ronmrkuhlo contribution to lltor l.ON'DON. (Al'l lliindn-ds ot;atuie. In addition to furnishlnir un inorc lirotltallle ln-ro than ill tin I'Cnltid Slat.s. , lntiri slinfr lctt.-r from (ti-orito unlliuatc autobiography or the un- I'l'.liot to nor iii'tco, .1 bs hinily Hns-1 lliori'ss. -I--- ' ' ' l.lttli I k- minium-., krr! .lost- to tlic shorr. "Iiili. avefacrti I't'ivntYln limn in v:ii- r,n.. Inr If. .1- ir.mii.o will Htjtv nut. .r llw.m U 1... tl,..t' .,. Uniiiniimi or .-.lAWsum,,, nsi Coin lx la-'n:- m'm-d Mn t ..... , ......... JU .....j ,,vvi.iuuiiik ii t HI us Ui'lltH iiiriil wimlil iro touiii'il luiirsli fl. Id at ( r-l!:!ilMiliir in-iii-r ail moiui.l. St.. Tin-: i I !'ii; r "Wlull v-.uld you in ir I lr Mtu- nsk.-d !ily. stralulit ' ut a lid nr.thlnir. All.-r ii i row i In .it . m ...I Kiirtu-n iihii muiKi-d i him Willi li.-r i-lbi.w and biI.I:1 li'da I you hear niy ou--Htlon 11 responsible for certain evils that are alleged to have crept 'into, the li-tral ami t;y.ljc,;(I, jil'ssi(iij-. bu .Jhis i by no iiieans jn-ovt n. One conimt'iilator thinks that "ambulance chasing, coiilinm'iit fee dai!H!e and will suits and Llio denote a Hr,,l,W-r lawvo. while "hope" seiiitig and y'UZZXTZA . ny uivrir. -i i liiijii wi iiMiir r.ie cnartrca u t lo nn ovcr-n n n ia.n-n.i physicians. 1 ! 1 1 L none of these evils, or oilieis comparable to them are new. Theru have been unscriipiiloiis lawyt-n; and dtKttors in all ages, and it tun be asserted with confi dence mnl tlii'.v v. ill lie puesent when the last trumpet iaii "t -:in you sounded. ini; ino Ba .. Instead ol overerowding of the older professions being! n ' aimm niiy-ritiy i,.-iuisn; responsible for the reported scarcity of recruits, probably, k"""; "''"''j , the true reason is to-be found in the expansion of opor- . . . lunity, the v'i'eatcr choice of professions which the young i'i:vt:i! n:i, j men of today liasi 1 tut a couple of generations back divinity, -,":'Z'-'. '!':'! '"" ."if"l , ,. . . ...,n.i. 10 h.iy-niM-i, you ,-:nm- in at law, medicine turn anus maile up the sum of professions f",lr nirniiiK - that offered attractions to youth. Now, however, with the ' ". a ..i,i i: oeveiopment 01 me leciiminl sciences there is a victim v ii'inn unlimited field of choice, and the rewards of the moderate ly successful in the newer lines are far greater than those which aforetime came to none but topnotchers in the 1 1 1 1.. c jvtuiii'u iiiiiin'iira it activity. u,la ,,.,( The engineeiing professions make an appeal to imimin-' ution that the others cannot. Most of the technical sciences are in their infancy. There is the lure of adventure in the study r: .1 practice of chemistry, electricity and the a I. lo. Wall-s, mil'.. u Hili- haiil. In lia-. bi-i-n voil-i-di -ir.cnrly si-v.-nt.-.-n liuudi.-d 'ynis iiko hy tlio ltofnans. Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company h 4-a., llran.ln. (Iiqia FOR SALE Or Trade iooKimI i:rniint 11 ppri tit'iiH.vo- 1 y j I (mm; your l;irdsn " ht k. 1 6 1 00111' niititi-rn Iiihiih ft una in ' lolrtiTKU'i on 7 1 li Htri'ft. (Vmi-nt nnl-- ; wtilk, trtM-H urn! Iitmi; liiri;1 lot. ' Vl ivv HMMi; t-ash pay- i inrnt 2UtHt, b:itniu:- covtTffl liy 11101 ItfaKii on plui-e for tUrv.M yt-KIH If VMilltil. ! ill Hcirg htiir mile fi urn ruluii. Knott liiiirovt'iii-iiis, (jod.I nr (luii'l, oiuHlly pMiiit-H 11 nl pl.s. K'xxl wnlt-r nifhl. I'rt.-t. iSMi. Will tiiKf lniU rir l.i I (irnnili r(iprty o niiirttip o' :i'(iii. itulmii' tnrmt to anuiiKut', KVEUY WOMAN NEEDS AN Electric Iron A Labor Saver A Time Savor IMi.son Family Iron , . Universal Wrinkle Proof Su.OO .$G.75 Klnaltrf llilunii-.tti-d ?" I 'mui !.-r -Nn. 1 pui hi . h.-r la amy clay. i Knit and Crush Wool Sets in all popular shades for kiddies. New uliipmcnt of Knit Caps, infants to juniors; all sizes and colors. Infant Sweaters in white and colors; also children's up to l'-l years. J'.rush Wool Cloves and Milieus in pret ty colors. U e a s 0 11 a b 1 y 1' r i c e d NORTOiYS KIDDY SHOP liutton Notes Stamping Buttons Covered HKMSTITCIIING I'LEATING ''' hav Ii in,;-,! 1 1,, I innllo on th, lv, r dollar lu "In i trul." ' A.- 1.1 'It 7 Prevent 'AJKETHROAT J( TONS1LITIS COLDS, Etc. I QRl I lib.. TVI....I : : 1 , ... . . 1 i.iw. ..10.11. 11111,11 I'HKiiii-ri ins maws aim seims 11s capaole praclilioners lo all pails of the world, for one thing. That : TQ' w"h Z'fVRou appeals to youth There really appears no mystery al-out ' 1 l the falling off of numbers of law and medical students if , -...r throat. iu effective. there is a falling off. 1 " oni.ti you Income and Marriage Here now is a propnsition for legislation, sponsored by a wonlen's organization, compelling a man about to man v to prove his economic standing and his mental capacity j Urst, anil return ing a would-be bride- to show that -she I could suppoit liersi'lf and her children if her husband died, j Moth are excellent, ideas. The man who marries oiighli lo be able to support a family, and a widow with young! children .011 h.-r hund-, who can take care of herself and them without assistance has a position of independence! which is worth while, lint why laws on the subject'.' Do, we really need any moie laws of any sort? Such matle s any fairly be lelt to the individual. No doubt a man o'isht not to marry recklessly. I!ut he. might j make a very good husband and father though he took I'i-! niuicial chniKv.-, v hen he married and could nut measure up I to some legi.'l.'ti-e standard of income. As for women, the number el" t'nni who are unable to earn their own! living if called upnn lo tlo so is comparatively small in! these days. 1 X ronit, t.llllKulow, lail.'i- lot. Mll:l r.-.-t. local. d on 7. iiv.-nil.- just art Victory Way. I'rlcc 1 1 I nil. There In a lli.ii: kiii;ii llial run tor llnei- yearai ror $71111. Italance cnNh $;'ll.. easy niouthly . iaynn nli, .n ' liahin.-u. We uiv.. . n ndtiibe of' 'imnd lnitldlni Ion. in' ill panV m the city to Hell 1.1 reason.-! 1-1. -liiic.-H. Aluo iir.lit- loan-, on Hood city HOiecly. C. J. Black & Company Mint-vMint lo lhy. Mliu'ft 4 StMi. I J i.rHi..!.' Xal'l ItHiik llliltl. lttiii Unin Hf Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. , According to a llerlin professor .lanuary I will maik ! the end of the bobbed hair craze . Mut 15eQ;;i professors are not infallible v.y.d v or.ica do nut go to Germany for styles. I Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER I CO.MK AM) SKi: if we haven't the very thing you need in Hie i way of lumlit-r supplies Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company MAIN 8 l'OI DUY CHAIN AM) 1tO" OOI IMIOMC MAIN 517 J. I M UN II ALL 1 YOU CAN BUY THIS WEEK THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS IN Shoes, Slippers and Oxfords $2.95 pe heels. will buy one pair Ladies Oxfords or Slit peis, black or brown, Cuban and sport (t O r.vill buy one pair Ladies black or brown vpi-i.T' D, Ox fords or Slippers. Broken lines and different styles. (TO AC ''' ,lly l'"'1' Misses' black or brown 4Z.iT- .slioes. h J A C ou can gel one pair Child's Shoes, brown, VP ' ' -J .lace, good soles, sizes 5 to 8. T" QC.for one pair Boys' gootl Calfskin Shoes; 4 I S J sizes fiom 2i2 to 5. The Bootery Inc. it Dep.it s-xwl Phone Main 118 "A I'arHdiw. for Tired Feet" Uniim of the Arch-Aid Shoj, for !tpn Hnd Vt'nmvn !.!( KH, SMITH, him. Pure Lard "Ml. Emily Brand" Mif mi;i:i: t;iti:.si; Till IIih. N-l la's , ... SK.IKI .... I. .Ml . IT. .211 The Grande Ronde Meat Co. a hank ntvii:mi:m- that iai uvdm- CAN lMl:i!STAM) .'''"in.," '""l,iri; ' "" "' tin- 1, utcincnt r tlct. Ililli. III.M. mail.- m co liance win, 11... -.. , C irrcncy. Comptroller of th This hank has the Mlliinln; ilillKilliiiiis: ""!'"";"' ,. :.i.ia.,il;..:ii To titlier flanks ,., .,s ,(- To tae r. S. (loveininelit I N.HNlt !I"Z""".'.r.' "fiiiinVi!.) To tile I . S. C.overnnient fur It ciri-nh.t l.,.. l...i. 1:17.-11111.(1) note TtlTAI. (.)ll.c:.Tll)NM ... I .SG5,:il.2S Willi uhlch !,.. lo Cash In vault an. I ile.s t,., with the 1-VriVrnl li.-M.-rrc Hank. ..th.r lunim Hnd the Trcasme. of the I nil.-.l Wates , . city warrantH, anil 8t. nerve Hank aiiprnveil collati-ral. ik In tho KeiJeral lt.j. Keal Kstate. liK.-ln.llni; hankinit'' Iiuum"." ri'i'i nliiii i'- " ' " "" , ami tlxturcs ami lniirov.-.l farm lan.ls I S2,i.:M !U t:.n;..s.:,; Which leaven for the stncklm is repicsenlliiK the Im . Miiient In Hie capital stock of the Imnli. t J7li,r,li I.;.' as.