La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 24, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text' Frulay, October 21, 1921 THE JA !RANM2 EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer INIlWliNIUiNi' NKWHl'AI'KIl Published dally ana weekly at I .a Grande, Oregon, by Mi LA GKANDl'J EVJiNINQ OiWAlVKIl HQ. HKUC1J UJ'JNNIB . . Kltor Entered at poaUfto ut I Oraiula, Owsaa, a buconil CluM Mall Mtttwr. on via I" oilier llcn Oregon Uotol Nuwn ftiuml, Port land; IwnwrluJ jwa Muni), f'priUiil'li HiiUnoiimh ptaud, Portland Adlia alt compiurilcatlona t Tlia OIrvr, Mil adioia 4.. I.a Owftdt), ttrcgon. . ' NUits;Kii"iiiiy kai:h By Courier '. mnnth .................... .... . ,....7M Daily. Pe' tliree montna - - Dull. Pr months, 10 advance Dally, iingi 0P - .U 6 S Hy alall Dally, per month , .iiw n-r ail n.onlNs. In advanc ,.& Dally, per yar. la uiivanc Olworwr-Star, per year CITKAND COUNTV OKl-'lOIAL I'Al'b'K Tba Asaoclated Preaa la excJualvely entilled l.o van for pu Hcalion of all newa dlapatchea credited- to rt or not olherwlta tredltfd If publl.lied therein. All rlelita of republication of fpeclal dlapatchea In tills paper, and alao the local newa oarelialao are reaerved. ' THE OLD HOME TOWN Py Stanley f O . :0 - tMOLL. fck A ( i me JafeOIJNO MfcftC AftlO 11 THrfJ , ?,0&P , r.OTNVi CLOTHES tjAiKWT POLiTl'iAN HO WUfffiLE -ILL LfcTMY WHI5KaCK) -v mi-mt in ( it"vr xM:rc u few. THIrl 0AKj jt3 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Tb Awoclatetl Press ! excluulvoly entitled to tiM for pub lication of ail new (llapatchea credited to U. or not othrwlt raditud if publiabeii tbnielB. All rlfaU of republication of peclaj dlsp&tchoa la iXiim paper.' and alao tba locai nava hrelo also are reaerved. tiii: Kitrrr w Tin-: si'iurr in u,wt jy, iinc., imur suffering. prntK ni'Hri. K'odnt'MH. 1'mHIi, iiii'i-Urn!, U nit iiirii i ; nKitin'it uuv.h llii-rf 1 no law. (lul. d'.'i'i, 2'A, 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 tier choice. Consider' it a sacred duty to your country to go to the polls 6nd cast your1 vote. " Understanding Ilonry V. Metcher, Aniericiin nmbaesador to Italy, has found tluil the tourist is a vnlunlifn iKcy i" bririjring Italy Imck to pre-wnr economic prosjMd'ity mid in restor- , hir peace in humpe. . Coming to the United States for a vacation, he brings I the inronuatioii that esich European .country is overrun with tourlhU -from other, cqntineiitul .countries and fj'ojn . America. "They are hrinjvintr busmcs.4 and mutual under .slnudintf and sympathy," tlio ambassador is riuoled as saying. , , . Ambassador Fletcher has chanced upon the real road to world peace. Countries which do not know each other, like individuals, can not le friends. To trust and sympa thize with another we must know hini. Those we do not know are easily imagined as enemies by the simple deduc tion that they must be enemies because we do not know them as friends. The brotherhood of man will remain un til man knows his fellows as brothe,ra, How much did the European powers know or the pro! "kms of each other or of the existence of common problems liefore 1911? fieminny thought France and F.nthuul had v.oild-empiie aspirations Hiid " France and England believed he same of Germany, Down in the Near East were Tur key and the Kalkan countries fearful for their national existence. And there was the United Slates talking of the Yellow Peril and a Japanese invasion. All ' this distrust r.nd anxiety was not the outgrowth of hatred but of ignor ance and an absence jf international sympathy. Everybody, sometime in his life,'' has had the exper ience of disliking, the looks of a new neighbor and later, i'pon knowing the neighbor, finding him of sterling worth Tind a coveted- friend. The 'same, is true of nations. The English, French, Germans, Americans, Japanese, blacks and white, occidentals and orientals could find much good in each other if .they had the advantage of contact. The tour ist is forming this contact. In? y OLD MAN DUSfcat?RV 1-LfcCTtfjM ..- . cutest WhmmM . vLrt I&sVk' wmr Poets Corner ' 4iLt CHc- POLLED S'.WH1LL-.- which jtutilsaiiK no I of I't-fNulimt t'onitilK't pulltifiil fitlUi rail voi lln-ii hiiHlricHH rn.sc wlllioul tuiy ffvinK of !tHlnyft:iy to lli.lr prir(y. -Nw uicn wro HUppMotf wlu-n I 'do H(Ik' lMciiiiii prt Ht lni, wbt-r new nun wen- n-.tii.. rtiwJi cliunRi' an vu wu'ilrd bttH !cr-n nimli. Ho why clitin' i!v Kv--ji. ihf t'luillt'iiK'! 1'rtiiii Wis -oiihI:! ,i-H wiMtki-ni'il utMlt'r HiIm tiifHt lull. ln tit'ut of Hlnlldlnj? on IiIh r .1 leal philfuriu. lie liu.i iromlrJ that ti will lu more fur I he unm-iti any than Htuily uvr It. Ji- uiih n rcuHun for a rhnnK', v.'ill wo for u rhuiiK' unly mi a v:iHl rt-a-Htjii. lin n' will li Unit- niur,' ilmu perfunctory uppoxHittn in l'rtl hnt 'o4iI1iIk' nnywh.i i'c In t lie i-al, north and fiur w-.si, unl bin ivlct'lluu Novi'mljix i will !- n-nur'l. ' AVhen eminent lawyers disagree, one wonders why for cifrncra seeking eitizennhii) are urjtetl to read and inwardly digest the constitution as a preliminary t naturalization. Editorials From Over the Nation r why niAM.r.? llakt r llcrabl: In riiins, front ('nolliluf, the initn? In Hm full Kulntr of llii- i-iiiiiiiiiluiL ttiwn '(( n ri'iiHoiiulih1 to uj-iiunu- thut parlks opjminIii the I'lri lloU of 'r.-.sli mi ('ooll.tj;.', -ht In kni h Uloii of all of Hir farlH nhout ihf man. .oihlnK I; mi hi Hint iniw 0 nhntlnw of qusi,lon ntrntnt t"onll.K'-"t nnh-iy, iMiirbiilMin or 'hai-:i-1 r, tty lb lnillanupoll( Nfwa. , I'Jvpii IiIh opponi'ittK m-. Mm ih ho Ik a proiluci of a Vrr . inont farm, thn mm of u Ionic H (if Verntoiil 1'ai-nn rA who fony 1 liix way ilnwn fronf Hm IiIUhmo (xilh-fro mill tln-iH-ii Into law prar Mrt' mul tin favtp or hlK n Ich Jtot-M u Nor I limit pi oij', .Matiariii-r.-lln, wlnMit ho ftjiinto bis lift work. That wm 25 yc ur upo. Kinro fhi'n ho ban calnnl rxinrl iwr, vxt t'lillvi- wIhiIoid anil fa lib hi IiIh ithlllly In various nrrirrn. Hni'h In Iho man who jii the urn of r.J, in tho full vluor or l.H health ami ulrrnKih. Ih working Mfadily In thr Whilo lloun vn in the inld.'t of a cnntpaiBn In ub b'b h polltlial Tut lira1 l. at m iik-, ut ibi' job tiMsk'n) lo lit in bv the proplr, ( Why t lu;nt;f from !'nolldi;v tho pri'sith ni ? Hlnro tin1 ofri-. ntnif to bill), he him put bit h untie til onli r, uml Hef IiIh uliiitulM(ra . Hon to worlt for bhn' lf provbl I Inn: the neciNtitiry t xainple of In jdusiry ami ulb-itllince to u publtt ;tniHi. r linn latbi-n-d ami ae ' rlutnied a tli,u fur remorlnjr een ; titnnlf rttUttllliy of Kurupe whleh bin ronniry haa npproveil in u .ery nubfttint lul intmiter ly back l,lK UtK jmlKiuent by mri.yerlbing !ln twtlve nilnniei to $ I Hi.oao.finfi .of the tbrnmn hnml Ihhu. llf UhiiuIh .with the ndnitnlMrallon Mbut Inltlutrd iht naval dUurma j nif-nt llmttatlun ronteretic'. Ihe worn or wbteh waa approved by tljt ftinatn. ihr otilrbil tr.'uty n vli wln body, with only one ilia h. tiling vole of reeord. lie b eMattllshl'd u tliteul pulley wl.h wbirh I'very ri i.-ti nw f:-miHui by reaHon ciT IlK relief from blfb fi'dtTuI tae. mi,) i1H ui.n it, romiiry n niliell ne-de. leyjitiii ht erononiy. The tiirnlnii us to wbv tin re should be a fli ante ha bl. j tjtlt n on n uonpari lx:in i-otnpl--- IOI1 whleh nMt(kt Wi'll f;r tile common HeiiHt or I be Ano nrm people. Tb atiuailoii la on; In null 4hMiuii4 c'tt 1'U you." -MWi. UialV ali rlnbl," .hi' fami--r voiirti btlt'k. "1 dulMtl ni'lf to jour JxjJ- ubllr oii were lu rjio jm-hariK" ' ' Iteailline: "Amateur Adorn Pre pare to Invadn . Heal Theaters." Wonder If they'll do It on a romp or really have to pay adnilHwion ? iki vor c.-Mti-:? f Uly JAi'K JJi'NTKJO I Jo you t-are? ! Your clxu-r, wllf or nweHbearl '.Shorn of hair, in denpuir( . j For pbaMintf you l Die Hlart? lo you mire? ( lo you mr'?, To Ht?e I heir limbti mul arnm indlsjinsed, all epod l-)r you to ku'm at tjietr cbarnirt? yo you care?. jo you rnro? To he:ti- all around, nay to you: 1 "rhoKrV.tj numeral The flup rul Waal tin- vvorlil m eomiiif; to?" I hi you cure ? Wilid you care? If some moYnliiK on the airew. Von yii.s(rl:lMil of the bob Thai yoil was no used to ret l? Wpjjjd 'VOU l'rt'- i f Would you care? If you bql to Kiizv on u fweiu; l.obb-MH beailH In th'-ir McadH. And u ihit'k va'll ftr a nrrei-n? Would you cur'? Would you care? if thai -skin you love ho much ft all Md..underJhl: You can'l nee, let alone touch? WoufTl you care? Would yu care? I'pcity llmbK In ailk fancy bom". Xow u (fown, away down! Not a tiling to nee, but old clothes? Would you car? All' tt'oit that eJliN wel (Cordlnur lo 4hat cbickeiiK he In the pfnlt of health. Would you cure? To find all thlntrn obi fashion? Ac- No an I oa, radios, vhoohl Aiul Miibjeet lo nomr old nation? Would you care? aj-"'"" , OFFICE GAT TNAO HM km. By Junius UtfJ, ItV 1miiH time it iell Minir IWMItV timtf IH'Htf. IWHltll it'l lU fiat dayH. Muimim uih uuf cant off tlirjr Macl raJint-ul. Nothing 1h ItnpOMHlblc with i flivver. Jtecellt,ly oUO Of UlCin broittrltt ulnc people to a uialiu'e In La (Iruude, ilot, It tiilKbt be Dotrt, the. trafric cop wuh no a ware of (f. Talklnu; about flivver nj uji tfliiioltle, a4 II ' were, woerirf (but accident are In vokuc jjttsl at present. . I''lt? or alx imUva Ua.B In lire busiest part of the htialiicsH HPftlon 1m (iilt( a rerftiil. Nu one waH Injured but no one rcim -inhered to notice how bin. tiie air wa.s. The chief of Mlbt in ;ilnntsi ready li cIom' Adanw jienuc to niitoiittdiflc ti-ufflt'. iih lhl- eenis the only reinctly lor t'.ic I'ldlintou- . lie (over he phone) : "What (hue are ou exitecllilK tnc?" She (icily): "I'm no) expeetim; you at all." lb : '"I'hen I'll HiiprplMe ou," i :tueatlunal Hint-: V u 1 1 I bniibl teach tin ire thnii r.iree hi one town. If hIh can't yet a Itu-huml in that time, ft Is ttt of time to stay on. Tom Sims Says Now don't you think? Kor all that Is here to behold; You would bate. If Koine fale t'hiuiKcd the new for the old? Now don't you think? Truth Ik alraiiKer than ficUon ami unions our present Iiookh a i( Obituary HtraiKfcr to 1 let Ion. I '4 CiEOVKIt C. SSIITII i'he koII of Kllierlu Ih oiiieliiue : uj-over f. Smith waa born n ' I frozen to n depth of 113 red, an It Kudavillc. N. ('.. Mutch In. 1SN4.! W vttry dliilciill to Hk rilitmr His ratln-r died when be was a jworjim. ; tuna 1 1 boy and bia mother moved I I j lo Oklahoma, where he irrew Jo I The lcad n. i fiKlibwH. cum-: manhood. At the ujfe of IS year' jparibif ill tblH way favorably wiihjhe culluted In the ,1'niled Btatea an Htriiiins, mart, ami h-uh. uuy, where he served four yearn jUml received an honorable ditj- Tbe U'jiytlia of u mJle vujy In Icliuixe. lie later -iiKUed In the; dilft rent counlrlea, and with dif -1 .shoes huKim-.s at Holse. Idaho, t ferent people you nak. which line of work ho followed in- j'll bin death. On Jcniiiiry -, l!Ht' The vlHilintf card la of fhinese ! '' wh murrbd to MIhh Ada Know oriKln and ho evide.nl ly Is the habll Heine. Idaho, and t thlHj of fdfrnln lettera. union have been norn three ctiti- iren. i;tn'i ae i it. i' i-aicta ugt n, anil John A. atre 4. They moved lo La (J ramie November 7, l!l-l, i where Mr. Smilh wiim manager ! Tho llooi'i'iy, Inc. Surviving: 1 1 tin , Willie yellow Is Hie favnrU) color of f'hlmxe nfliciala tiny m foufiy now aeeinu red. , The Coned Style for Young Men 7 , , t is that quality found in the best clothing, Style which tells the public that the wearer has self respect, a strong character and refined taste. These qualities are one's assets, valuable ones, too, that aid you in social and business affairs. Such style is always accompanied by unequalled quality and skilled workmanship if it Iwars the label of IIAUT SCIIAFFNER & MARX ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopoooooooooooo o A New Line of o STUDENT CLOTHES ibi This line Is i-iii)io. Jl i,r Hip Uli-sl anil Im'sI iiinli-iloN: ... ,.1.. ..! i'lulni-UfUV. JMfllic III' S:uill"'i Ibisi'iiUialJ, lia li nalrs of innls, uml i llii ilolliliix lalur lu loii fur $24.0p.and S25.00 ooooooooooooooooooaooopooooooooooooooo HIGH SCHOOL MEN! A ooooo i i ft ii m i kjk 0 iLfi Ilirt StUaaricr & Marx ; . 'Taikle'' Thi Opportunity ;; Here is your opportunity, to maka "touchdown" with your schoolmates. We have just received new shipmet of large corduroy trousers with deep cuffs ' and made with large belt loops . fr the new wide belts. They, are going fast get yours now while wel ftill haveX'our size. We also have a complete stock of Blazer Shirts in many! pleasingpatterns and a good assortment of : Campus Sweaters, the slip-on kind tin all college men are wearing, j , . A man In WanhlnflTon Iwib de veloped u Ht iub'HH be, which hIiouIiI be Hhipped In laie fjtian- iltlen for plcrjlea. (crmany plaua lo lead (In world in a h ern rt build intf. She ouee iiiIh Icd In aireaalle building. In Victoria, It. t. already l.:if.tt.- oim) eaHi-H of Ka!min have been parked , boardei'H letnjf poweriena. bcKlilea hl wife nnd children nrei bia mother a,nd Htepl'ather, Mr. audi M I'M. I A. Hell, of Cablwell, Ma- I ho. two tdNtct-H Mih. Ii. I). Itrett. of) Cablwell and Mra. It. I'. Ilarrle, of i Loh AtiKeleH. 4'alllornfa. j I'KllJ''.TON' KIIOW I.YS Opjiordintly around with o(k looui'i knock) r knot'kTM. Tell liitii. "I saw your nl." He "Itemeillber when first met In the revolving iltutr at the Mak. r t'liy post ofilc.''; She: " I tut thai wasn't tlio llrst time we met." lie: ' Well, lhat'M whenAve Hlart eil Ktdnf; round toKeilu i. wasu t it?" A fa inter came to town oda as Ibcy 'often do, .and tli-opped in at the r;enbi: Mmtci d lice. JlllllllH UUMl'l lMr iM' 4'1'UcktHl Ibis one, . ismdo of t (ji'Miide motorists riding near n lariit orcbiiril, ioi jmmI the ear, uo out, cllmbeil the feicc and ftallicrcil half u M-eU of ro-y a pi4e. To complel t t In "joke" JHc slouetl tlonit they went b ttic ini'iiilioiie and calbttl HJt lo the proprietor "Vkv ficlMtt iM!-ytVe-. lo onr npiile.v, man. 0090 00000000000000000000 .adies Plaid Imported Highland MUFFLERS Priced ?:!.2."i to $1.00 New Line of FANCT IU T.IiER AIMtONS Put up in nice hoxes, especially, goodT)r gifts. At $1..15 A number of s( Little Girls Hat in exclusive les and ;matnals HIGk SCHOOL GIBts' COMPACrS l)oubi and Sfigle. Priced S1,S0 $2.10 NORTON KIDDY SHOP button Holes ' B.ampios Hut tons Covered HEMSTITCHING PLEATING I'KXni.KTOX, (ire. ':ls1i ill the amount of apiroxlmutely $4, fiini haj been luriicd over by Ihe Happy i 'aiiyoQ uaHoclatinn to t be I 'end h t on roimiicrelnt a.sHuclatlon an rental made by the nlnnl hIiow of the Kotinil-l'p in Jit if 4. uecurl Uik to u reitorl mad by K. l .Mollner. buHines manager of Hup py Canyon. In addition to the money turned over, about ,$!jfjaii waa spent in re modeIinr; the building oeetiplerl by Happy Canyon and insiallin new electrical wiring, the report show ed. Kvery tlepurlmnt of the n if., Ii I ahow made .some money, de.spii the bud weather that prevailed on 1 brer or t he i our l) Im li T m. IS .t i isks Albany police- court .ami - Justice court result, of wi;ek-.t-nd ar rests for illegal huntliiK. speeding' and vloaltlons or the lhcor lawH. Lbtuor lines amounted to $iui"i. j linntinK eharRcs biouftht In it I a a. ani vioiatmns or the traltle laws St;n. The city court collorlcd $7." on four charge, anil I lie Just ice court collected $1114(1. AI.ISAXV. Or inn to f 1 1 Ifi m IMiich amouiH ColieeleU by the llvcrjlmdy reads the Wont Ai;. I . For Vour IfuJlowiOen J'iirty j .N'ovenlea aud ( I1 atora r Ivlnditn nA Hre lo per. Plrejuu- eiM. iVsknujua, t 'ot-Ouls and'1 pvoyvthlMv d fotatlnif. Red Cross 'Drug Store ' .000000000000000000000000 Wnicli for llie butns" y I Ihe latli or I.UV." ' tmk iy w 1'itoriu: 'Ihe Day of rmpliets lias I'n.-Mil ''No man ktkowHh win a day may biijii,- lorth." Therefore, the lwl.se " Hiau w 111 prepare Mr enierx enclea. I Tho tnont reliable emerKellcy ineuHure evef deviled by uiurji In ton nyst ctntitlc tyttipK tiMbttt of savin tot. Kor micl bauk uorount belpfn! jnedimn 'J'Ih'm Is put bow O I ' f -y I I I VJOUnv -KJCUfWLE -PROGRESSIVE- AutdmobileBargains 1919 MAX WEJL"TOU It I N G FI N E COXDTVIQN $150 p 3..0O down Will handle this car. ., ; f A, ' Balance in 8 payments. - j a J923 DODGE COUPE A REAL BUY AT I 1. $550 S A i SJvO.OO fijst payment; balance S.'!5.()0 per niniilK f 19! I'TtANKLIN 4-PASSENGER Repainted and in good mechanical condition. Priced $550 ijme terms as DodgjCoupe. .', , 1918 HAYNESTOl'RING Molar verhaiiled, neaity vw tires, and good paint See yttus car. $350 S10d.no dorfii and $25.00 per month . 1 1922, 1RANKIN DEMI SEDAN A fine car in perfect condition $2,500 Teiws lo suM. 1921 MAXWELL DEMONSTRATOR Ninety-Five Percent New. $550 $200.00 first payment; balance $10.00 per monlh H. Bohnenkamp Cp.