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

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Newspaper Page TextThursday,' November -20, 1024. " X VAtVF, POTTO THE LA GHANDE EVENING OBSERVER THE OLD UOSIEjlWN 1 1 4S i s ; 1 . $ r 111 l.l J ? Hit II il I La brand e hvening Observer im)i:'Kndi:nt mkwhi'ai'UK Published dally and wukly t 1 Oraaile, Oregon, by Ui Ca. OKANDb! ICVIiNINO OUBEHVt-'lt PUDIJHH1NO CO. BHUCV) UliNNIH Editor at La Oranile, Oregon, u Beooni Katorud at puatudlue Class Mall Mulur. Oo wilt In olhor oil Uis Oregon Ilotol News Btand, Port land! Imperial News Btand, Portland;. Multnomah News Stand Portland Address all communications to Tba Obierrer, 1416 Ats., La Orande, Oregon. bUIIKGItll'TION 11ATE0 Uy Dairies' Dally, tier month . Dally, pur three months - Daijy, per elx montba, In advano Dally, alngla copy .M.U ...6 Uy nUU Dally, por month ' .. Dally, por si niontlis, In advunoa - Dally, pur yar, In advanoe - i... Obsorvor-Stur, per year to ..tJ.O -.16.00 t.0i , C1TT AND COUNTT OFFICIAL PAPER The AMOclnted Truss, Is inclusively entltlod to uas for pub lication or all news dlaputchea oredlted to It or not otherwise aredlted If published therein. All rights of republication of peolal dlaputchea In tbls paper, and also the local new herein alao are reserved. M$:t;lj MEMDEIl ABBOCIATBD PIIEM The Assoolalod Prcas Is exoluslrely entitled to ns for pub. Itaatlon of all news dlapatchca oredlted to It or not othenrtM aredltod If publlabed therein. ' All rights of republication of peolal dispatches In this paper, and alao tb local newa herein alao are reserved. 'IIOABT NOT thjsi'ir of tomorrow: for lliou knowust not whnl u liny may bring forth. l'ruvurlis 27:1. I ., , Why Worry? , 11 i'm an old (iiicstinn, isn't it? Why worry? And olio nays nftor readinjr tlio admonition,' "Unit is all right to say to tho other fellow, but '' And tlion wo are reminded that most worries are about things that have mover happened and never do happen. 7WRIWU MUTOTBV I YU:K!: A- f. 1 eiAnwT Kwu-HwaA iw Cump I (vieu- ieb biwt a . BETVieiiH CUSHION ON BKUfTleMa I I veAKS I (THAT I "THAT CHAta. J AN' NEVER 1 eNOU&M TOTHK l ' V."TBClHr I V UP SOMCTMN J FIRE CMIE CrTCY WALKER SOON .rf' . ' FOUND "THAT Bf TURNING MIS HELMET AROUND .TSSirCi HI? COULD LEA BACK WITHOUT TAIWyj IT OHF HVS HEAP glir - jJ (Conf Inui-il from Puff 1.) OFFICE CAT TRAoa hank ma, By Junius j lt'n iH'KliuiinK to lie a poiiulnr1 Hurt to pn.HH out nIIIc hhirtH to Nutno Ix'tHnic frUiuI when one nets innrrloil. This liaa Iiaiiircmtl twice f I lift fnll. - I It'i a Rood tlilnR for nil of tin (hat tho country Is not .run hy the men who pnno for the collar uda in tho Btrcot curs. ' so widely ailvrrllscii n the mna xIiich will hIH you to iln tliu rtxh thlux on every conceivable wca hIoii. llcavrit help you, however, If yon haven't (alien n im'iiin:y .eouixi liefora rcwHii the houUs on ethjiicttv, I . I'KitCY, voir itiUTi:t "It was thn old, olil atory," kIk!) - cl the pr?ily wife on I he wim-iin! sdtnd in divorce court, "i Iioihj.' un! i U JackuHH can never nitree." ! "Don't you cult inu n hus'" roared the huHliand. us he s'.uielt off Ills attorney's ret ruining hand. I.odBo wan editor of tho Inter national Jtevlew, hack In tho 70'b, when ho ucoepted for piihllcation a iolltlcal troutiso by Wood row Wilson, then a student at Prince ton. WIlKon reeallrd this to Lode at his first meotlmr with tho sanator, rollowtnK his ih-idiou as preHid' Ht. ili clarliiK that ho uhvays reniem-: bored i-odffe us tho editor who pub llHhi'd his first artictr. 'I'htt last nicclii.K belwi'cn the two was lit noon on .March .4, 1 0'J I just u few niinu('H before l-'rcitj dent JIiiidijtK took the oath i ui chief exeoutlve. . ' ;I . pt Wilnon,' crliplet In boily. hat hi'eii nsHlHted to the jn Hident'P room In the Keiiatc wlm; of th capltol, t& bIkh IfiHt-iuinuto inciia tires rushed throiiKh tin Uyinc ( 'onKress. , ; Loile, ns leader of the "Repub lican majority in Congress, callct! on him thero to announco that un less tho president had some.thlnc nv to communlratt; tile Cvnuress was ready to adjourn. I'robably no more tense moment ever will be experienced by any o those, present than when lodcc am Wilson faced each other on this oc casion. There was , a tense, scpmlnirly breathless pailfe, alter l.odire hnii Another printer has been flml hy the ettllor of an Ore-ton irtner be- ' 'I'Htise he liuiile-i 'IirM-likc-eai'h" read slieir-llKC." t , Kvory wild nlfflU has Its mourn, i NOT WKI.fj Mr.iiTi;i A itenlleumn wn one tiny walk- Imtr (Inwu n direct In llcirasi. when I he saw nn old Irish wninaii htr- Many things that produce worry could bo prevented; and ZviuZSiJm: yet most people to out of their way to find somethinijl "I'miM i hihuv k winner tr nn to Worry about. , ' 1 Tim m-mii-ninn. inhlii't till)' upiin La Grande peoplo who are given to much worry should i iirr mvihw. listen to Thomas A. K,li.son, the great inventor and pliiloBtt. -.ti.i7"-" Zy ",- X pher, who asl;s : "Why should one envy the captains of n ) lu-mi ik- a mmiif to iixiii industry? Their lives are made up of those vast," inces-,1,,";',,,,, ,,, ,, sunt worries from which the average individual is happily imiii amd. iiu bi'iIiiiiiim Mild spai-cd. Worry, worry, that is the evil of life." And yf:t,,"i,;,l!v , ,. ,,. . ,.. hnw liinnv iiipm anil wnninn wnrrv Minir Hvom jiwhv bofniiHn hiriii iiiiwi.nsIiih. mnihuii." I 7 they haven t the worries of a captain of industry to worry about; Worry is a trait or habit common to all men. It is instinctive' witli tho young and is an almost eoiuiLinl com panion with tho individual throughout life. Men, wiimen and children worry, but mothers seem to lie tho tiiost ml; pt and habitual. There is reason to be lieve that "molheis worry twenty-four hours a day whether know u tisloep or awake, lhey worry about their offspring whom .. . tho latter are absent and they worry about them when ,iiny u...k in- ih tryimr to ki i-x- they urn home worry1 and cooking meals; , houseeleaning and thfc other household duties in aM worries. And then there are her clothes, the laiindry and chopping to worry her. There is so much for little boys and girls 'to worry about,' too. School lessons and the possibility of rain on play days are two juvenile worries. New worries greet them at each stage of their education. Most men worry for leisure while they are working and worry for something to do when they are at leasure. i What mountains of worry aie wasted on politics, baseball and golC. "I've studied people in all classes and conditions and cverywhci-c havo found, when you get below the surface, that it is mostly the insincere individual who say 'I am happy,' " writosi the great inventor. ADD fJI'KSTlOMS IT ntoni-y tull;x, 1 wonilfr why It never ehh'i'H. 4 "llert mil 1." IT yon an illwnyti tin- first lo iiuil you will In' llu' Ihbi lo In' pro- IIIOll'll. A M'jfiilar mln-riii'r Ih IM't'lilnhl' iiK'ii'hiiiiill'u'r n dc- -of-. QUALITY THE finest prcjductaS of American looms will Ikj found in our stock of blankets this season. Splendid blankets of 'deep, warm ' nap in at tractive plaids or plain colors that add a decorative -note besides; their unusual utility value.: i i:ccptlminl tjnalU.v Cotton . ttlankeiN In Aeveml sizes, in- - cliid n? tli evt r-popular' s'm- l t-ize H.irle' h'HiiUt. 'ivhestr bl;m I 'Is a it 11141 lc nf extra Umx t ei fi:ton, making 1 n nice ' o:)l.v'' nap. un.l nru piiccd from St. DO lu f-l.."0. A nleo qtiality C-otlmi and Wool Mixt'l I'lanUct. Vonr i'ln.ee of a number of i-olors, ut $(..2;. and $.). Our better quality lt!an!icis uf all-wtol materlnlN In ilani ftlo's, anil ilahU with plain edi:ei. ami h; nui (fully bona I sal lit nl:;es to match, from .UO lu fSlli.r.i.. Kpoken. Wilson. , JitH ,fae.e. ilruwn, hy h!s loni; illne.sHt . hit cane at h'B sidn. Kt trii if el ut fliHt oblivious' of the lircsencc of the Senate leaili-r. llv was still fifth tint; tho pn satire ol blood clot on1 the brain. Then, slowly. ' with mental SL-lf-control that hv wits not able, ti impart to , his paralyzcil nume It a "ic turned, Kxcrpt for It's eyes, h (ions iu iiiake." he s:iid.- "l- ap ace was coldly Express onksV Itul Pitttu your courtesy. Good inorn vhen he spol:e the !'.iarpnef(H of m-' ''" ' ,;' '' i his tone wus like icy steel down ' , 1 : one's i.inc: And now l.odce. too. is deadof ' "I have no further conunmiica- a blood clot tin the brain. TOaTiJKyasig There's a Irftiet. l-tnei Trail A j llukory, tlichory duck Two mice run up a clock, ; one H'opl,,'l al tin1 wirier. t The ol her wcb Miliar! eiv hlukory. ilh kory,, tlock. ' ' I-i1s uf tciplc worry thentM-lves nhont keeplnic nlhe. Then thertH nine liu lire iientt." mil - ntm i Tho lumlth of thti finnily h a ' conHUinti1'"1,11 ah9ni "V rw"r1. "How did Teller Ret his colvl?" "All I he dratts in the bank K" thnuiKh his cajre." The hiMiks nn elltinette which nit' CLAUDE C. PRATT IT a man (lo:-n't blow his own luiru, who shall blow Hint man's horn? Sti here It itocs imnlu: Suite 1t ri. elu-ct tl'Mns, I.IH t ach; S(l ittl hlacli hai hiM wlrei K l.rl m'v sptKil; No. l fir lath. Si.7." per M.: Ivil S. i. flooring. S-fi.tlO per M.; laru all-copper ah holler, S."t.'Ji). This is the huuse of u liumlrc-1 h:tri;uin-, . -The, Claud; C. Pratt . Lumber Co. .'"Ih. I'iMir )lan Krelnl,, OtiKi. louiulry. I 'I MM': 2iA U No Suutlny ItuslneM ' QAc HOOKER It BEATS . . . as it Sweeps People who tnlk liming the play me not nn invention of our line. l!;iek in" Milile times tl;ere was nn iiss thai could talk. (!iasshti per filamls miitlil lie n jjreal help lo football lila.vers. The head of many n house is less than ten veais old. i MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES I'llOXK MAIN 7.VJ l!l V idl'lt Fish For Friday VM Ol It Turkeys For Thanksgiving iii;ki; I 1 as it Cleans INHALE HEALTH s t'atan-hal and bronchial tronb'es are now success! ul ly treated by means of an tlseptlc, heatlnff solutions applied by means of Ati nil.ers iniil NcbuMers Wtf have I he very .latest variety of theKe. .They ure a source of relief for head colds U'l'l throat ' troubles, ami reKulurly Uried .wlll over come chronic conditions. l'r'eo 73u lo $1.75 1 Red Cross Drug Store ixnisiM'sAinj': i-:sskxtiai,s . , 1 l-'or Thanksgiving biiiticr a re a k" J cook, a rood turkey and carving set such as only can he had at Lilly's 1 lard w. t re Store. Don't spoil' a fl.r turkey hy huckinr him to h pieces with a dull, poorly made knife, but pet u sot fro in us that w I : I do the work properly and pre , serve the full flavor of tho (rlorious bird. We will fur-' 7 nish these carving sets In u handsome satin lined box, ' In a variety of styles tint! finlah, hut ull .jminV "I'ron ; the finest- lenik'reil steel.' F. L. Lilly Hardware Co. is all iou need I i ohlnin ;i I Icxivrr. tovpkte t"'Vi h msc hold (leaning equipment. 1 1 ill brinsyuu: Aii Electric Carpet Beater Fvrrv heuscwito knovs that rues nui t be bent rn. S. The Rwi'i ReMl Kvcry particle of dfcply-cmbcdJcd,narutliiiB prit i Rfiuty dijlckled and vibrated to the surface. 'An Electric Carpet Sweeper As it Heats. The Hixivcr Saeeps! It p.ilhers pp all bcatcn-out dirt and even Mubbernest clinKins litter, straishtens crushed nap and revives colors. . rtsNAfl Electric Suction Cleaner As it Beats and Sweeps, The Hoover also Air-Cleans! IVwerful suction draws all the dirt dusi'cssly into the Hoover bas. Remarkable Air-Clear.fcg Tools Tliev miap t.n;ot! ir ( 7 l ik f.f.hl! In Na minute vou 'c rcaov lo Just tn-.t cIcjii dr.uvr-.es .itul hitr.isbiiK'S. There J a cle.uiini: tvxd lor ecry purj-ose. Ntf slcoping sircucninc. Vr.v tied a Hr-r--t Pl.rre u or drop in iixiav. tor $.1S will deliver yir IKwer. complete. Tl.e I'-w renuiiiing payments are equally small. SPECIALS - 13-ln. Sli'd ltoasli'is Kill' 1 4-111. Sti't'l Uou.ili'is ! lU-ln. Kti"l lloiistiia....!5l.li'. VrfiTl 171-ln. Ncsco KOilSllTH ..s.r 14- lu. I'l'l fi i llun llllii" i:n.tllii'l ItmisU'is ....SJ.lt.'i 15-ln. P.'-ri'illim Kn aillt'l ItoasU'rs Sll.Ci'l l'niM'rii"l, l"o"il I'hon- pers Sl.n.H. Si.BH. S:!.'JS Andrews Variety Store Service and Econonij NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP liiillun Miilos Stamping HKMSTMCIIINC lJuttons Covered I'LEATING TheComplcxion Of Youth A w oumn'tt nttiactivi'n"i may nut lo r fortune hut it Is vonstantly u source if prupir prldx 4 A rlen. youthful rtn-pt-ton Is one liiiuty "i'ii tUtl - in 1 It N nob d '" pTiylnc'y by nEul.r fm-I.it i" t.v."st -it iA,-I' e-: - lM-nuty 'X,Mrt. This shop 1 iitt;tll tntfn-d nml rispTi''iie-; mi jrixin f,icll. M.ike nn ap-pointin- nt UmIuv. GEIST MARI.NKLLO snor Iloom ft. Nminver HI. If. -A IV-atily M for lerj t-wl. riione Main 577 "Where iherex 'V a vJill--.' l'.rrliiHly who unrUs mtiKi's niuiic) Hit' ril Jimhli III Is u Imlil ull lu Mlllll! uf II. Id Jill i IkIiI ikiw lo lily niile n . purl uf unr iinicr.H iu trttartl i:aiii.l f IHItlllll' Idle IHTilKl.H Ml II as lt-klu's or iiiirmploy iiiut. Man a S.WIMiS ,nil T l iMir 1iank nilli biij' ami t fruni one itiill lr u i. Vou uill MNiii tmvc nn niimiiiit In ri'MTvi flml nlll ivirry )uu oirr llio linn's wlun your vainlna IMinrr t nil off. r wy I'f Inti'ri-it on lln'ii- iI'Mi-lis. j 'vay to 1 j make ; money ; LUNCH CLOTHES 36 Inch Square And Napkins : Slmniicd and Hemstitched for $1.50 Slampi'd and ready-made (iov.ns, in colors and white. Handkerchiefs, Tea Towels, Guest. Towels, all-linen lowels in colors and white, ready made but hand ii work. , ; 1 VVq have stamped colored linen Lunch Sets, Runners, Pillows, Scarfs, Buffet Sets, Centers, Bath Towels, Bed Spreads, etc. Our Pil'ow Cases arc ?1.20 "and $1.45 per pair, all stamped and hemstitched. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.