La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 27, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextVpAGfc POTTO THE TIA- GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER T Monday; October) 27,r.il02i Lai (Grande; Evening Observer imii;i'i;mii:nt muwhi-ai-uk Published dally and weekly at La Urande, Oregon, by thi LA OHANUK EVENING OUKBKVEil PUBLISHING CO. BRUCE UiiNNlH Editor at La OraaUe, Oregon, as Second Entered at poutofflce Claw Mall Matter. On sal In other cities Oregon Hotel Newi Stand, Port land; Imperial News Bland, Portland; Multnomah New Stand, Portland Address all communication, to The Observer, 1416 Ive.. La Orando, Oregon, ' bLUSCItll'l'ION 11ATEB lij Cairier daily, per month . Dally, per three month Dally, per six months, In advance Dally, single copy 76s $.& lly BlaJl Dally, per month ' Dally, per six months, In advance Dally, per year. In advance ' Observer-Star, per year 60s -SS.b ..$6.00 -13.0 CITY AND COUNT! OFFICIAL PAPER The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub toatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise tredlted if published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub Uoatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise redlted It published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. .HE THAT WILL LOVE LIFE, and see. (rood (lays, lot him refrain his Ioiiruo from evil, and his lips that they sneak no kuIIii. 1 1'ctcr 3:10, elusion that La; Grande 'is the bpstsjajall ity west of the Rocky Mountains. His decision is quite right and his furth er statement that he hopes to make La Grande his home is a' laudable ambition to have,- " '" ' OFFICE CAT 'VHAOB HARR . ' By Junius Are You Patriotic? Then Vote On November 4th a National residential 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. Pierce, Myers and Kay 'All liaiiCK tin nrrft Mid the boarder am the landlady knocked at lUt, oor iJ.iiHlrJiig If card play Injf. wiw In proft-rtiitf. Twenty years ago what man be lieved the J'ollco Cnzt-tto would over bo replaced In barber ah ops by Vow") and Miu Woman's Home Companion. . The chnructfT of u mun dependM upon whether )m has Rood friends or bud ones. Ktlrkliiff Close to 11 u.si .,. 'J lira I ni Man: "I don't MiniMse you d let me set up a couple of noa ton on our nt'w novl here?" C.rocor: "Nur l uJIJl Then I'll my rrrand hoy right here where. 1 can wateh liJm." . The vacation season Is now over. oxcept for (.Congressmen and other government employes. . KxeavnloH have uncovered the bathing house of Nero and it mm-iiis i safe yiu-Ks, tliey found the archl U'et hud arranged that thu towel rack could not be reached from (lit tub. . People are not capable of self. government as long as Ihey will trust a cumlldute the corner gro cery will nut. No man mukes love like Hyron or liomco any more. Hut, then the chances are that if he should at- tempt It, no girl would know what he was talking about. ' Contractor: "Don't you sec thnt KiiifC. Xt) Work Twlny?'" Colored Applicant: "Yassuli. dus-s why ah applied." Job never put up any stoves. I would have ruined his rcpututio if he hud. Whether th's be trite or not. w leave to impartial Judgment, but i person told it to us. J'owdered nnri lip-sticked sh' was, nnd entirely worthy of atten tion, lie touched her on the shout der moral crusader that he was and with that winning, coi.de Editorials From Over the Nation The fight for state treasurer has reached the healed "''''"U'ir '"iic. ih saw fltnro wilh Jul I'muim Mvon en! Ihn r!,.-.... i:, i; ",Jr ,l" rcuilzo the . .. v. ....,. '"'- ,l, of I'ura.lisu nru clts.d U, uciiaj uim .,111111 ruiy ii U1U iiepUDUCail CaiHlKlalC. you."' ' J In this Klfirminh there arc a lot of things cropping out. vl;',',l.,."i;;". ",!,,','11'1l. ,""""5 Governor Pierce, when Treasurer 0. P. Iloff died, made the whi! t'i. It, tet o (iy .sijltie otlte fatal political mistake of appointing Jefferson Myers, a ... Democrat, to fill the office. Not but what "Jeff" Myers It "w in ouifoniia is a good 111:111-ho is a good man and an able man but ',7M,,M,i?"V,!ihr'VTwlW,, n'lm Democrats never are elected in Oregon state politics except ''"' for United Slates senator and governor. The lower offices'. . ,..,"., . , . 1 Until I" s'mlvlint to he 1 on the ticket seem to automatically carry the full Kepuli- .i.-i. nv.-. 11,. hm iry to tin llcali strength which, is very great. - "" "l,:'' '"..mm ! o.ii:s h. ... , .. . kllucl;8 over llit fence. , When (lovernnr Pierce came to realize (hat election of a ... Republican to the office of state treasurer would nhicn ' '"i" wlil l no- Mf,- r,,,- ,oinn '.. ..r 41 1..,.. I I :.. ,. .. ... , ' . 'r,"- " lAjuuui iu mi: Mine 1 main 111 me nanus 01 uopuiilicans lie hire the in si i.iy,. 'riir I'i'iimiii tunny t,r us 1I0 no-i-rci.ul, iiiiiioi'liiialv. is llwil I' tllsiil.il Wiii-ry In iiih-nm inlil on Iroulili Ih'I'uii' II ht'CdllH H lllH .began frantically li plan a campaign to elect his appointee, Jefferson Myers; 'to the office. ( So strenuously has the fight been waged that the state "lw' "'"'""l school fund loans have been brought in and an effort is,'"" ""' . . ' being made to show that many of the loans made when Tom Kay was treasurer of the slate and a member of the board, are poor loans. This is promptly denied by Kay and the Republican .committee. ' Probably the facts are that some of the loans are poor loans, but that is but a common pioduct of the law of aVerage in any financial business reaching over a period of years and loaning money to several hundred different people. Where is there a bank or loan company which (toes not occasionally j'l a poor loan? It is mi with slate board, no matter who sit as its members. v.YVhen it is all sifted down, heie is about the way il appears: Coveinor Pierce naturally wants to retain control of t'.v' sUite board. To do so he must have Jeff Myers elected. Myers is qualified for tho place, all right, but the stumping block to his election is changing thirty i)V forty thousand Kepublican votes. Tom Kay has been state treasurer before, has served several terms in the leg- i;ouil iili'a t you run Ket n-hiT. yon it-! .Malrliliss I'.-:.. Iir r: Willi hi'' hm III 11 1 1'li.-M ;trr ln:iilt-".'' Willir: "No. inu'ij i Hut I tlnn't I'laiu.' yiMi On- minting h, l.nm. "Wliy. uhiit tin y.tii iiu-nir.'" "Mntht-r h.ty.s ymi'vi' Im'.-n lry.li,' !i niiil.f nn K.r iivit 11 yi-:ir." I nlli-u :ni; t-iiiltir n ,,f I II .1 If liv Mi,. I.iirl.... u 11... the lift- in,. n hiivi1 1'iiint. nut in titv Imhm.I.mII.Iiii,;. Nnlllill limit llii.h- li.nlH. thu m:c kit ok i.on;i: jtv Onmha W-rl.1 5!. raid; Jlur Kortl. who has nolvdl so many prubk'iim In ti rnm of til" lirnc (B""s ot ii vtfr llutilOu;tiirrt iiup, now dlccoviTCrf the si'crut pf ivilKt'Vily. Mn.Ho cau 1iujh Il In il(1 stcrt't or liri'inaliiri) JenrrriltiKii. which ho him discoverer. iy ap plylnif his dlscovorv Invcmoiy hn arrlvis at tho rcclio for a eroin old' aire. ' . ' Anyway ho nays a ninh ought to live to be 126. 11 naturally fol lows that they will as soon as he can set urounrl to having his principles Benerally upplicd. lie may do It .hlniHelf. The result of tho Tord research Into the field of physlolotrv may he summed up 111 the word, car bon. Men Bet old and die jiiKj as Kord enKlnes do on a hill luicau:c their cylinders become choked with carbon. Mimtlcatlen will pre vent carbon, he says, provided the riicht kind of food is musUcated. 'White bread, tea. enfree, tobac co and Ihiuor nro on h!s proscrib ed list. All of. thorn lead to car bonization. Kflchrw Ihrwn , M., anil chew evcrythintr else well and. bar being run down by the well known product of ono of Mr Ford's factories, tho ago of aSHlired. One wonders at the reslrulnt o' air. ford. why fix rjr. as Hi. maximum? Mitln;s:ilfh lived lull cars, jnreil 1)113 yenrn. Adam !):. sours anil many others nearly ni long. Surely under the Ford dls .ensatlon one ouKht to do a eust as well a h thev.. If he would jniy get his efficiency experts tr .vork on the Hiibjccl in 'urnost in- tcad of soIvIiik It 111 such an off innd way there doesn't seem to '0 any good reason why people houldn't go on simply living for .'ver. lllit then the dimi;recahlo (!ies ion presenis Itself: Who wants tc o on llvn g forever In a wm li om which while bread, tea, cof "c, et cetera havo been abolish d? Tom Sims Says pail Jtualy id(J to bp to0oqn-:ihe committee for muny, many lininir, 1 years. . Kvery mun miya the country will no to tho doif if hv ian't eU'cttid, but it never him come true. All tho good men aro not dead. I'Vom the huUs filed autotytt. run acro.su a few now and then. linakintr a mirror In' K vn y furs' bad luck nnd breaking ta law may bo seventy years worse luck. ." In Boston, a neighbor's r-n( -a.4 r:j becaiinf itindinr.l'p. baby cried ut night. Attn bit by! Soino bewlnoKs men travel around so much when they do eat at lioiiie they look for the. menu. Two heads of bobbed hair to run your fingers through mu ofton bo much safer than one. HUNT'S LETTER (Com) piled from pn I) In N'-w York, a boy dlf atlng lace creiim. and v his is a warning agains' 'iirtles. d ri-.ii hoe lM'tiln llresrer, they mv, urn gelllir Hurler to mulch bnl.bed liair. s ire's hiiplng they never sliuvi lieir heiids. ed for. Knute Nelson of Minnesota, tried ind true party war-horsi? and a believer in the inlallibilily of the lntl"TS." V.'-S I'll'lirt"-'". William I'. Dillingham of Ver mont, a New Kntrlamler by biood birth and beliefs, was ranking member. gee, also a New Knglunder, safo iiij.' s...ie, c.,1,8. rv i More rruKsurlmr still, was Ulan. Ii ee's conipnratlve youth, his rea sonable expeclallon of ft long 'con tinued service In the Senate. While bolh Nelson and 1 lllllnghtun were old men and nilKht not Inat for long.' Urande gee was counted nn to save the Old Guard leadership on years. .)'.; !. '; Kut wha! Is the silllntlon today? Nelson, laillnghuui, Drandegee all are dead. And at the top on die llepul.li ean membership of the eninniitlee. und by rules of seniority slated fur its chairmanship. Is none oilier ban William Kdgar Borah or Ida ho, progressively minded Individ ualist, who has sle.idfastiy d'dln ed to play ball with the Old flu.ird and who hns been u thorn in its flesh for -He to I'll yeurs. Such a turnover In the lineup of an Important committee within the period of one adiuiiust ration never lias been known. U -eniphasiu a .i.e bm'sfenee of the superslit lonus- ly Inclined that Iheru is somelliing uncanny about 11..- Kate. only Kuto, they say. can explain 11.. , And If Ih'M l inl , .ii,., (., vlncc you of this claim. Ihi y lll joint In this , furl her fact: Thnt following Hqrnh, on Ill's, moat Important of committees, two other members satisfactory to the Old Guard have been removed. (Vld of lthode. Island has died: Sterling of South Dakota de feated. - " And next coiner; z-Norris of Ne braska, another progressive! ig.i.Miua..itijgjair MEN! V" Here is a Real. Bargain 7s j. i tin vr- Genuine KDWIN.CLAPI' SIIOKS 'I'lie sIkhi that litis eilined national ii'liiila- thin throiiith Its tifiiie durability ami elusive stylo. ex-ex- milk a nourishing dish tasty and easily digested! Dom a Chlcitgu. iwlsoileiK. .mv klfkln)' I M-" jl- Xj J BI;it;u'T l' about Ihe way the place Is , run,' I ' I " ' i.ii-'niii 'mil hi a - FOJI HAL WEN A BOX OF . CHOCOLATE COVERED NUTS We have these in Spe cial Hallowe'en Puck ages. Price $1.50. We'll pack and mail ' them for you. Red Cross Drug Store Special $8.50 pair Ir. Working Man Vnd w'll need henvler si iocs for the citiii'n,1,' whiter scjimmi. fjct us show yon our complete scu-k of woik 8-Inch Top MOCCASIN I'AC Mere Is n lu-iny 1 1 1 1 1 shoe thai bus won uiimI tutor Willi Ihu ruilio.id man. ?G.75 Rloccusin Toe AYOUK SHOE Of oiled It'itlhcr; slnml up ntuliisl i (i tiles t of weiii'. ?6.00 will I he . Munson Last ARMY SHOE . The lightweight work shoe, hum fur colilloi't nml service. $5.75 Lion Brand A'0UK SHOE'S Tills line is f:inm;is f n lis extrt mi' ilnnihillly: made of lif(;li ATi'Ude olUil leal 1 km. $4.00, ?3.00 ,$6.00 i (I.tw'ti Mnrr a ctxt t a n Hern Is n real value to r -f r tlie outdoors man. Your III ' Re1 fift will alwnys be dry nnd AJ J c waim inside tlnwu lil-loiis. A till Real line The Unexpected Guest IS NEVER UNEXPECTED IF YOU HAVE A Davenport led SWEATERS Infants to 14 years, in all the popular colors. INFANTS KNIT SETS - , Priced $3.00 to $6.00 - '-. , High-Grade COATS, HATS, SHOES, STOCKING'S AND UNDERWEAR For children at prices you can pay. Buy Better Togs for Liltte Tots They wear longer and look butter. i NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Stamping Cut tun Moles HEMSTITCHING Buttons Covered PLEATING Win ...Hike 11 1; lit '." A in:. ::i'!iliuil 111,11 VI I ' : 'I'iilnl I ln:ir the duel: IU O ilM etl I'll 111 t ill lusl ttl'll u rn i j hl;li aim In Ktin. wide inlnture with credit to either office and he has an netiuaint:inre as any man in Oregon. It looks very niiuh like Ihe otitis tire at least Uuee to one that Kay will he elected stale treasurer. Coolidgt The riniMn..niii rontbalt tejilnt-' in t:iii-,.n- Ikivi- kMimi wen.lerfu linpi i-i , in. -ut in ni yeem. I'rui" I'.Ii,:I!mIi Ii-iiiiim Unit have plaveil re. eiill In Nip.-n lit ijfTi, I'ar'ii. Vien "v. " ; rei lun, i v.. ." i-r rnin,'.,i.i , ' " ' : ' ai! t:..' i vil,: la In hniil their mmi, t He may not l e an orator. Folks may not be a Tinnncier. Attorneys, 1 He may be jict an oidinary iniall qitizen. Many say he is. But.rviUii,l that, the fact say he is nol. He le hini, r.eltlum are. town New England biiiiifl ili.iii4i-ii by rtiore natinii ii ' ii;r (ban any prc-ii'' nt wo can remember. ' There is' not I. ..H III ( IHI lltteraliees, v. ho h reninins that the speeches itl!!r have mure real sense, mine hnmelv i'lllsl ialiimi i'.lac.d the While House a ni.-n In the wln.le nalimi wlni t-.m the sneeehtvi of ('iiolidsri. I,, )i,.r(-s and find loom I'm eiili ci.sm. The fiTnw is l ijilit in his views, lie is Anu'iiem niroucn unci 'I'.rouvn. lie is sane. He js lair and l honest. What moie tlo you want in a president? Me is Tho Eastern Oiefiun Seoul is a new four-p.i;:e weeklv liewspaK-r aoi.1' iriiur in la Grande. The first nmnlier run-' tainetl a pmrl'y portion of news nlonjr with its edveMisin nd pi-esentetl a Ini-hl mmw'; raiic". Editor Ihiibud nn jounced on V.e f.o;:t i.e of the Soul that lie !,., ! eWlVhEtr'-fte'tr.tii'e'west over and has coine to the cou-' Films Kadaka--""-Cameras EASTMAN And ANSCO Moon Drug Co. I'n.nipl a nil Kitr Dtliviry 1 UeCl I LA GRANDE IRON WORKS id Ul " HHMl. . M l......r, Aiunmnblln .,, Vrmim U.p.lr I "T """ OiiTl.nul.il anil Ki-hullt I ,r " jjggJ!!iirWLJ? "" Muuy'UMJML j Wdillng of All Kln.U I PiC D. FITZGERALD Prop. 111- RKAhTllBOIlSERVEU CLASSIFIED ADS !.: : T1I, ,v 4MMtf will prelmm for emelK- ii- ' 1 .. . ' (f3 ,lu'1"8' rfei.:'" I? The most r e I I u I. I e I Kt i A!! (he ronfort and beauty f the finesl !ivenporls plus a coiiifortablc. fail l 27,, ""Zn IZ . Ur-rT " S1 .... ... . 111 l:ltelll:ille (N-ttltlir US fTX & SfiSk' ? ' size bed. Now on Display. by or s.ivinin. r-il 7 ir&'lK. ' ..s . "K' '"r H,U' I'UI eS'..1 tile " tC&S' 5-' ? 5 t ,3 '""'I neeounl l th.1,1,,4 VK 4f&i$3'&r, N '""I""1 """I wll.1.-. iV't?' i ' fJ "" xs MiiwiiiKc 8 (MrfatM'A& ii -XXT XI ; .-...- sMii&mM H VV. 11. 1. Bohnenkamp Co. l)t i: I ICOKS OF l'INE IT KMITiivi;