La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 28, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTuesriAV, October' 23, .1324. VAC5J5 FOT771 THE Tifl'JfJtlANDE : EVENING 1 OBSERVER n La Grande Evening Observer lM)i;i'JM)t;.T NEWSI'ATKK Published dally and weekly at La Grande. Oregon, by h LA. OKANDE EVliNlNU GUBUKVUK 1'UBLIHUINU CO. BRUCiS DENN18 Editor Entered at poatoifice at Clan Mall Matter. La On eale In other cities Oregon Hotel Now. Btand, Port land: Imperial New. Btand, Portland; Multnomah Newa Stand, Portland ' addrew all communication! to The Observer, 1414 Adams At,, La Grande, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION ILVlfcS By Carrier Daily, per month . Dally, per three months Dally, per six months, In advanoe Dally, single copy By Mall Daily, per month ..' Dally, per six months. In advanoe Dally, por year, In advance Observer-Star, per year CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise redlted If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dlspatchos oredlted to It or not otherwise Credited If published therein. All rights of republication of peolal dispatches In this paper and also the local news herein also are reserved. I HAVU FOUGHT A OOOD FIGHT, I llttvo finished iny courHO, I huvo lu'iit Urn faith. .Henceforth there is luld up tor mo a crown of rlgliteoutmcus. 2 Timothy 4:7. Are You Patriotic? Then Vote On November 4th a National Presidential Election will be held in the United Stales. 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 jour country to go to the polls and cast your vole. Up Stream, My Boy In oik.' of tlio Sunday newspapers a chap preaches a sermon about the American home being, a tliinjr; of the past, Btatinjr Hint none of the family stay at home any more; that lliu parent:; and children all lead "hectic" lives and arc constantly looking for sumethiiiK to jazz them up. Quite true, old tinier, quite true. But listen, you. may sit ofi the.loorsjep: and howj that, stuff night iiifter nijrht and no one will .skip long enough to wonder why you are there or what you are doing. pel, but what he .said will not person who roads it. It is a statement that the average person is preaching economy Put meaning economy for the other fellow. The way of living has changed, whether for good or for bad, it has undi rgone a decided change. There is no longer the old home circle no more than there is the horse and buggy, and all the screaming and carping will not bring it back. Civilization may be breaking, as some of the pessimistic ones assert, but if she is, why, of the preachments such as the Sunday newspaper writer gives will change, it. . - You can't swim up stream, my boy, so get in with the current of life. Hut in doing so you will note while the American home is about a thing of the past and that many other good old things have passed, there is still a lot of the milk of human kindness in almost everyone, and there is today a greater individual Christianity among men than ever existed before. True, it is of the individual style, but it is there. More Golden ltule methods are practiced today in business than ever before; less and leas deception marks the business world. So, tak'ng it all in all, the old world is a pretty ;d place to camp in for a while yet, at least. Clyde Huntley, income tux collector at IVit'and, ,s:iys come on and e;unine the !)o;Us and then he linns over Bevond hundred thousand names to tho curious ones with out so much as an index to jjo ly. That is a huge joke and should have been pulled by Clyde on the first day of April. The coal Healer:; are warnint; us nf snow, always ready to tal;e the joy out of lil'e. Enc;i.sh eti.-.inei'i s have a lnachine that cut:', a lnui::c in tVo. What is a hon.-e divided a;riin:;l itaelf? ' When the I'liv-ll hoy voluntarily studios hi.i lr:.'ons i; is a sure si,rn that Clnistnias is coinin";. The new ly v e I:, are not a:; foolish aa the ne u 'y w ci ; who are 1IIC ;: looiish a:: the ik'Vim -weiia. II is eiitlt.i -i'-l Ihe i iieijry wastetl in h m uk itiji nnu'ii'.i bt.vles woulil fill '.","! jr if i i I tinllocins. I'luek ai:l huk loiK alike gel her. The annual slim tajie of Grande, Oregon, a. Second T6 A6 60s ..12.6 -16.00 ..2.ut All he said was true an gos mnlte a single dent in any good deal like J. J. Can's she is, that's all, and none Mime one heeanse they K" annmd ti ihimleis has lieen an;iri THE OLD JHOME TOWN t- J r J 3 f. ""r -rut r , tPj7Tl F -cUNTi AUM-T SARAH PEABOCfS PURITau . " ' MAI SO RAPIDLY, Ot-POSITIOH FORCES , I ARE GREATLY WORRIED- """".7 ' OFFICE CAT ' TMAOS MAMM HSO. By Junius Tlic Olil Mulri hu) "I've Intel no luck. I've iloni tlx; lM'st I unn. I think Unit I will Uikt; u trio Out to the IkIo of .Man." Why grieve ln'ciium you wri not horn with a hIIvi.t tioon in your nioulli. 'It: might ' have choked you to douth. A swrllcd bond 1 like nn over Inflated tiro. It 1b too Ir.Becun for safety. One r.t Vtv wur-'t tiling tihmi iH'ing ii faiiillihitc In Unit In '.hi lo rival thi' r'all'i rin all tlirmmh mill try In find out ulitu It iiiuaus uiiil lr ti'.i, why. "An1 you vt Irjr 'V'piilillrun o democrat!,1 th'H fall?'.' "I'm IritliiK the two purllo: w-irry nln0l thai." . rri' in'uil, fcirls. nlmul tmtlliu aa.i yniir liutiilitK Milts I'nr mm iicvt Mtmint'r. It Imi'I llki'ly that l;ill!illi stilts lll hi' Viim'ii llllt'l this m'iimji. ( ! I i-;h and liillliild l.'.l In k'm I'.lrl o'ln-i v.-llh nixiiit Mu' iiiiuu' aniotin! 01 real IVHIuu. Wilt i.x ii.'..;i; Tlin . wind Idi-w di.wll a il to tin- owiirp Hay- ttii;: "I (! It-.i' rU f 01 your hoi runic down, mintfi." j aiiu ao ii uni ne ui it not .u"t i w ' i afiMieH s(:Mr.snin ronila(r jll.nl (1m-r pcpnliilii n Im lii(-riititm ; ion iilII . tilllf :iliilicnl (l ( r.)hililtl( ii i'(H i h mow mid l'. tt'ii ntlhl .si)hc (hl- i.rnlilcni Uv tlit'iii- I ArcM.'Ml in; r.rancf Ih it kooiI thiiiK to ha'' v.tlniiH (ln ni'i-ldrnt. . 4 W'f I'.jivc yM lo hrnr r u Iiuh Ii:umI v.lio h"lp"i with lh.- dlshi-s mill ')is t;nt ty his wife, I i II'M'M, siiy.-i Mi,- in:irlirl ri-it lirr Millh' rl-.nimiti. Si w- ohsi-rv liu-nrly I'very tim vr o out. ! T!m-iv Is h Hlllr ilith r.-(nr. In ('unit hoh-N oii llh-li lo Ihi xinp itml in (he srll omv. ou listen to llu cr.rrj. l j ' HOW ltO( T 111 l '. I M( in.i;.i:.n' iixkt-il "I I w 1 n Von lltihl' Voir Hirl'iunl inn! nr.f li (iiumlr wtli wrote in hum- ) w r, s-iviiht, '1 riin't holil iniiio. HalloueVn Special ia:i):e and I.ieoiiee Jell..' Ueans i7c y2 ib. The.'.e at,' eti;i fine and m::ile of the purest ii'j:. ed euts. Take some Itohl'.' with you. Red Cross Drug Store 1 1 I JiiHt as we hKln to feel sorry for ourselves being In the news paper huHinesH we think of hair pin nuunufuctarers and smile. -.- Kiispunder Sales tin? en tho In-crt-aM'. The national .safely I'Jr.il niovmiM'iit bi 'siuviigr home ol'Rft. I-et'n see now. In Can.'idn. n iorH'.' threw the Prince of Vv'uN s perhaps just to make him feel al tome. i And In ChlcUgo, ,a, m'ssing cnsli er had 6" girls on his 1st. hut was nly $M),fMJ0 short, the cheap skate, A sei-plane stayed up In the air 0 hours,' but th's record cJo' sri'i i ven approach , that of clothes trices. . Oklahoma bank , wrs looted' ni TiUiio by , men who didn't' even ivork there. I he nerve of oome peo le. - The Muneliuriuns captured Shili nienlia several days ago, s j soup 'if iheiu can pronounce It by now. I heat- crr.saword puzsh-H are iiMirt i iiiteri'King and much sifer tlian the cross-crossing lmi'.zh s. " When a man I tikis liin wife , Id he theater she knows he will braj: ibotlt it for wee! s anil wre!,H. .. .. . . - um Tlwy claim a California rolb-'te Ktm Inutead of working ' hflii "Tfci death. ... Somet'iiHH Hie greatest tlifflruity i young lady hfs in reiainiug thflt i-.'honlgirl complexion '.a In reuiov .ng scratches from her face. f And a popfiiar ghi'tvtlN ns4r;'ir imtHt give In and si art kiring 'li ner lierk ii!St'lefi ylll develo Mkej those of i wrestler. Tom Sims Says Automobile Bargains w 03 1921 5200.01) If. II THE SOURCE! OBm ."-!' TRUE 31EFOR5I '(Continued from page 1) morn und inoro Ronerul that Ittws enacted in an effort to cryatalllze cirnl eatubllHli Homo great reform are simply tho deliberate an 1 nouncemt-nt that the nation or ntutn adopting Ihem has achieved iho moral status which it hlK to maintain and perpetuate by the enum-iatlon. not of a mere theory, but of a mature riKhteoiiH judg ment. Thus the abolition of slav ery in tho t'nlled Htales was nol an experiment which I he people, oy tho amendment, of the Constitu tion, expressed their willingness to try. It was the declaration that a great progressive step had been taken in line wilh what President Co6lidge would call the religious convictions of tho American peo ple. The progress of this growth may bo traced as definitely through lin ages as in the history of America. Only as mankind has gained, in the revealing light of understanding, a clearer and better concept of right, of justice, of the meaning of free dom and liberty, has there been 1 genuine progress. And in I he fu ture this progress will be great or slow according as ignorance, pre judice and selfishness are destroy ed. Those who oppose the applica tion and enforcement of progrts sive and constructive laws may os- fcume to believe that in so doin? iliey are defending the causj of u minority tmprsod upon by u domi nant majority Analyzed in the : light of reason, Ij's alleged rlghl of the minority hx's been submerg ed. . IT the rule of right is the rule of rerson. If the declared pfl'icy of t grent nation is not enunciated primarily through legislation, but is the result of n higher und better understanding, It Is us fixed and immutable us Truth Itself. I A regular advertiser is a flc i pcmlnhli! met elmndiwr. MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES PHONE SMOKED HAMS Swift's and Carsten's Whole or Half IROQUOIS ..The Quaiily Toilet. I'aper 1,000 Sheet lo the Koll r 2, for 2,c Pumpkins Fresh I'll!) M.VXW'KLL TOl KlN(i 1'IMO CONDITION $150 ?::."i.00 down will handle this ear. llalanee in 8 payments. 191!) FRANKLIN -l-PASSENUKR Repainlcd and in good mechanical condition. Priced $550 ?I.-!.!);) fhr.l payinent; balance ?:i."i.00 per monlh. - 1 1 S 1IAYNES TOl KINt; Jlolor overhauled, r.caily new tires, and good paint. Sec this car. $350 (100.00 down and $25.00 per month. 1922 FRANKIN'DKMt SEDAN A fine car in pci-fort condition $1,500 Terms lo suit. MAXWELL DEMONSTRATOR ( Ninety-rive Percent New. $850 Xiist payment ; balance S 10.00 Bclinenkamp Co Rctl Cross Reports i , . '! Il- Year of Disasters WAHH1NOTON. (Al") A new AmericHn Ulsasli-r riroril. inelud ing 735 deaths, nearly S.ucni per sons Injured and 4,tiuu nuide liomelesH, and properly damage of elose to $46.1100.0110 h:is giv.'ll I li lted Cross Its huxlest year III re lief operations. Of the serious dis nt, iB of the year which closed July I. U were .ires, the most serious being the 10.UU0.00U Herkeley, t'alil'.. eon llagratlon. 'fhuro were seven cy clones and M tornadoes. Hie latt.r Including one In notlhern Oli.o In Juno which killed SI peisons. ren dercd G.SOtl homeless mid did prop erty damage estillliited at 2(i.0oo. U00; and another ill Kouth Cam- Trutect the children with Squibb's Dental cream. Recommended by physician; and den lists. 50c Pre scot t Drug Company The Ne Drug Slor Telephone Main ' 6.1 Cot. Mr & Jeff. MAIN 759 Small and Large Bulk Dates S3 per monlh Table LUNCHKON t'LOTHS .til linen nf plaid ilisipl I'uiors: lilnc. f 1 1 Vv t;rccll and roM'. M-inch $1-25 45-inch W.00 COLORED LUNCHEON SETS llviiullfiil culm's with em broidered si-alloiK'il fils'-' 52.85- All Linen DAMASK Attractive new patlcin.. cu.leul qilfli'.yi' S2.25 152.50 S2.75 5i:i.00 Colored Mercerized DAMASK $1.25 yd. All Linen DAMASK SET 77-lmh cloth. J(liO Inch nnpkm-:: (.titid lialti'i-n; I'M'L'lhlll iiunltly. $8.00 All Linen CLOTHS Good assortment of Patterns $(i.0() (o $12.00 jinn in April u hieh tool; 7 4 lives, 'I'lte eest of relief service whieh I he Ked Cress and its Iminrlu h und fhnuleis leii'lered lo slrieken eom- iiiunitit.s. h shown in the s'eiety"s :nnn;il report, was more thnn tTHT.uim, A large pereenlage of the d's .sleiH iM-eurred erst or tin1 Miss's poi in territory us'taliy Ini ilitint', netnlily Ihe states of Maim'. , New Vork, Vermont, New Jersey and Maryland. A feature of the year's relief yd. IS'ffew-S Infants to M years, in all the popular colors. INFANTS KNIT SETS Priced $3.00 to ?6.00 High-Grade COATS, HATS, SHOES, STOCKINGS AND UNDERWEAR For children at prices you can pay. Huy Letter Togs for Little Tots They wear lorfeer and look better. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP P.utton Holes Stamping HEMSTITCHING Wat Hi f(ir tlir "humps' iu "Tin- I'lilh of Life." Till-: IAY OK KKOl'IIi: 'Ihe lny nf I'litplici H:i KasM'il "No tnan Knoutli u h it a tin y inny hrlnir forth." Thw.-ror-". Ihu wisv inun will prepare for -imrs- n:ii-a. T!h uiiKst r i! I I n Ii ! tiitrp-ncy iin-uMUi-c tv-r th viyvl hy ut:iTi Is I !n: sst.iii;iii- si.tlliii; i.3i.Ii of nuvinus. Kor such pur pns. t l;oiU nrrmnit is lh.- most h-'iiiul tiiriliiiin pornlhio. " I lirri- It .u MilMiimt' Tor Salrij" Linens JAP CKKPli CLOTHS (iiiiHl if-snrUllenl iif'lllll Iclli ,?1.00 to $3.00 ' COLORED LUNCHEON SETS All Colors: rose hlnu nnil Klil. $5.00 Mercerized : DAMASK Attractive new , paticiiis, e;nod iiiali:y. $1.25 yd. , $1.00 yd. 80c yd. Colored DAMASK $1.15 yd. All Linen CLOTH orttl border. $6.25 " Mercerized DAMASK CLOTHS $2.65 to $1.00 work was I he establishment or a itviiinnal nioltile diH;ister unit oper allng . from Iteil Croyn naltoiun headquarter In Washington, and supported hy'a Yertrve ' of 'worU'er.s in nearly every state. TliiH mill lias at Iih disposal Ihe airplane la leilities of the .war. navy and pout jorrieo depart mentH lo afford 11m j(iiieki-st Iranspoi tat ion in emer gencies. Svvil help? Henri (lie Want Ads. Dili tons Covered PLEATING - lis . .. .JvTl.I..C1X ' A. U4. sjfe.u-;..r XuJU iu love thi dos to Chjutwas.