La Grande evening observer., May 30, 1925, Image 4

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THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
Saturday. May 3D. lttK.
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HAHVEY if. JMATiiKWS ..IttmlinM Manager,
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OF A TltUTH I perceive thai 1m no n-nperter of 1'"'-
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riffhteouHiieua, is accepted with him. Acts 3&.
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
1 f VJHOAIHAO'lOourN oowtvJuRRwN
I DO-rHOiTI IF HE. ILL &-1"M 3
fL WAN sfiu. FEW BR&T CRACK.
W5 AwwLtATBEt'a 1 if nt an, our ll,
.1 OUT HIMSELF. I HLIBOLLT' JH'il
U8E.RTV OP? DEATH ? ''
We can't help wondering if there ever was an office
boy -who asked to set off and attend a grandmother's
funeral.
It is rumored that General Pershing will he the next
envoy to France. No one could he more competent, as h'j
has acted in a capacity not essentially foreign to that for
sometime.
Amundsen is still missing and no one can say when tho
Arctic will give him up or when we may know with cer
tainty that he is just another victim of the mysteries
of the icy North.
This now Canadian "four point four" lieer isn't creat
ing the demand from the American side that was antici
pated hy our ncighhor's brewers. Wo imagine that our
drinking citizens have been too King in search of soinethiii'f
that approaches a little closer to one hundred percent.
New street lighting in the business district by fall. That
is a worthy goal that should be r.el by city officials when
the coming election is out of the way. Progressive business
men-MPhd business men will Irive to pay the, price ave
thoroughly sold on the advantages of impioved street light
ing end will welcome prompt action to get installation as
soon as technical requirements can be satisfied.
j .
rOKIOKIN TKADti.
Di Julius KIt'iu, chief iT tho tmreiiu nf foreign aiul
(IrmcsLic commoree nf tho IVdoial department nf commerce,
Iijis essayed to answer a quest inn which has lontf trouhled
the minds nf many Americans. That question is, how
Amei iean poods, manufactured hy expensive labor and
shipped lonw distances by rail and boat, can compete in
foreign maihets with foreign goods manufactured by cheap
labor and transported only short distances at low rates?
The secret, according to Dr. Klein, lies in American
brains, American machine production and the study Ameri
cana have made of foreign markets. Ameiican nianufac
luiei.H are to supply foreign count ties with the goods which
they can not get at home or only in limited quantities an-l
ulh .goods A'hieh ex. el hi quality ill -se of their am noetic
ina 1111 faeture. Standai ii.tUon and .nadum- lumiilai-i ui
have enabled Ai.hm i.m pr 't!ntvi i. n;uiih ll Lh. ir totoin
competitors.
Snow reaves toad fast.
MKDKOKI), Or. If Ihe usual
normal kiuimit iiielliitK wiathei
ni -evails t lie mad frinn Alediord i
into Crater national park ulll he
open for mitnimihltcH au far as the
lodw lonv heirire July I, the Jute
of the park's opening, said CI.
TliouipMon, superintendent of th
purk. "Hut a HerieM of freezes
would complicate the situation,"
he added,
Superintendent ThoinpHon de
clared he would have the Med ford
entrance road open for automobile
traffic at IchhI as far iih Anna
HprInK tump ty June 15. This
means that when ihe state nation
al Kuard encampment is taken
from here for a vi.slt to t'rater lake
June L'l and 2-' the Hohlh-rs will on
ly have lo hike to Ihe lake, a dis
tance of hut three or four miles.
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TO llil': PATUIOTiSM ()!' VOt'lll.
I The jMemoiial Pay privilege of p-iying tiilinle to lli
nation's heioic dead has been tiansferied hugely fl'uin tit
I'ged veterans of the Civil war lo the more youthful par
ticipants in the World war. And it seems proper that th:;
sacred privilege and duly should devolve upon this youth
ef the land rather than Ihe older people, for it was the
valiant young men (if the countiy who made the nation
possible, who saved the tnicm, mid who desl roved Ilk
tliieat of Piussian despotism, even though it was the youth
0!' succeeding geaei at ions.
The tribute we pay today to the roldier dead of 'ill
wars can be mme leverent and more sacred because we
can l-L'tler visualize in the young men of the World war
the saciifices the youth of T.l and '".is offered for love
of flag anil coiiuliy. as did those who wore the olive drab
in '17 and 'IS. Ily being thus reminded of their youtli
i nd si length and manhood we can belter appieeiale the
r.ifl to us and In posteiity of tho.e who lie in soldiers'
graves. The aimies of which they weie a part, no matter
hat the cause or when or where the conflict, were com
posed Vf the flower of the n ".lion's youth. So it is honor
to valor and saciifices of youth that we pay today and i'.
Is filling that men and women of like ages in all the yean
to come shall carry on the beau, i fill custom oiiginated by
tht survivors of the Civil war a custom (hat both honoi i
the memory of thoae who served and at the same time
nays ti Unite to the youth of the present and the future
'hat is the nation's icliance, in war or in peace, for piog
r'.sK and accomplishment.
One of our duties on this day, therefore, should be In
lil'ilje ouiselves to inculcate in the minds of future youlh
Hie spiiit of gratitude and loyalty that shall insure th'
durability of tho ideals for which our soldier dead strived'
not in vain. If we fail in this, we dishonor ourselves au
break faith with them.
JI-:ltl'SAI.K.M AI'). Slips arc
lii'InK tiilu'n ly Sir Hunalil HIoith.
Ktivernor uf JcruHjili-nl. to prcHi'ivo
tin only UnoiMi Knivo of n itu
HUlllT. It 1h tin- IjihI n'Hllior llU'"
of I'lilllp liauliUrne, Kovi-inor of
tin: Channel IrIiuuIk, oni of Hip
coniiflllorH of KinK Jolin at tlm
HlKllInf? of tin1 MaKtia Chaiia unit
tutor lo the younir KIiik lleniy
III. It in hU nili'd at the I'litrahre
of the Holy Sepulchre. Imtlliiirnc
canie to JeriiKaleni In the train
or Kmperor r'reilerleh II, l.i l-H
UIKl llleil here In I '.Mil
An appeal haB beun sent hy Hlr
Itonahl lo the Channel iHlaiul
an, I to the ile.ieen,hin!M of I'hillp
ItallhiKne, If any, lo eonhlliute in
oriler lo hhkIhI in reloixlnf? thin
link between Ihe Channel Islanila
ami the Holey city.
OFFICE
CAT
T KAOI M AM M ItlO.
Junius
nIic can
leipiise.)
(St. Mho's, M., J11-
()n- Kood thln about helng a
kliiK you don't K't hehlnd with
'our work when you arc sick.
Mr. Coolhltfe Is inulerloMJ by
(lie ruriiHTH. Mtihi of them use me
rlianieal tioi'M'H now.
The farmer hoy thinks that nop
ia h the pi a ce w he re a giirde n
grows without hoelnff.
It Isn't iHilltenetiH that make
men allow ufmieit lo loanl a
hlni't eur fiiM, it's curiosity.
What a punishment It would he
to lock a girl up in a room wllh a
thousand hats and no mirror.
The best way to get the job of
the fellow ahead of you Is by help
ing him get a better one.
One thing about old codgers
who give fatherly kisses is th.it
they always pick out pretly daugh
ters.
Poets' Corner
Table Exhibited Worth
" From $1,200 to $3,000
The man who made the clock I
out u( ging'Threail, the gentleman 1
who sculped the life sixe model of j
a horse out of Ice and others of the
same sort who spent years of pati- J
ent effort coui met log unusual ,
flmndi works have u rival In J. I,. '
Hptker, K'04 W Avenue. ;
The result of Mr. Hllu-r's labor '
Is not only inun tis-'l'nl thuii tli.'l
articles mentioned above but per-'
haps more artistic. A beautiful in
laid table, built by Mr. tfpiher is
now on display in a window of
Hiehanl.snn'n (.lilt. Shop. 1
The tabK' took upwards of u year
and a half to build and hiis a val-u-
or fmin $t.2oo to $:1,iumi. This
Is not what the owner asks for It,
but is what It will actually bring
on the market. .
The table Ik inlaid throughout
with many Intricaie ! siits in dif
ferent colored woodi. Appro.vi-
malely Io.immj pii-ees ol wood were
uied iu lis construction. It i
built iu tour sections itnd may be
tak n down and stored or shipped
in a comparatively smalt package.
N. K: West & Co
Quality Merchandise
at
Fair Prices
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Avi:i:ii-MiMti;i roins
(hi Sunday hint.
They burled Myrtle;
Khe drove too fast
- The ear turned turtle,
ill rm Ingham. Ala., Age 1 lei aid.
On Monday last
They hurled Louie;
He looked at his gas
With a lantern blooie!
Houston, Tex., I'ost I'iHpafch
On Tuesday last.
They planted Toad;
lb always tried
To hog the road.
HastiiiKs. N'in, Tribune.
On Wednesday lard.
They hurled Kite;
lie courted it
He sussed his wife.
Warren, Ohio, Tribune.
On Thursday last.
I saw this ode;
And vnn. "(ioMi. how
That Ithyme lias growed."
i;!rmlngluun. .Ma., Ni wa.
And now il's l-'riday
Man alive!
The versed are six
Instead of five.
cot i;m cm i:snin;
Mr. ire.snii lie-h-v spent Snutlav
In the iltd My. looking the
fair iliunc.s oer. I wonder who
I
TO A NOMA!. j
Milieu Is the cucse of Gypsy blood ;
The urge of a real less soul
And I feel the lure of u tangled
trail
With nowhere ;is my goid.
Ili'Htlrs.s. impatient. I miLst he on
Till the force of life Im sp'-nt
Haunting the wild untro'hh-n vvay.
A vagrant of diseuutenl.
Stiang" is it not, t Im t I cannot lake
The nobler and unb-l way
Of life uith ltd plain, well-order
path.
Hut It s-eniH that I've gone
astray.
I must be an alien to evry clinic
Imbued with a restless soul
To follow the lure of a tangled
trail
Willi nowhere as my goal.
v. r.
WAU.OWA LAM.
The movie people are making
thrills,
tip Wallowa lake, and surrounding
hills.
Hut -Hie hills ore mountains, high
and grand
That have stood for age:i in this
wonderland.
At the foot of Ihe lake. Chief Jos
eph look his stnnd
And fought to a finish to save his
hind.
l-'ur his dear children, for there
were homes at stake.
And lie wanted lo save this beau
tiful hike.
They have burled him there, on the
hillside green.
Overlooking the lake's silvery
sheen. . j
Lo, his spirit may rest, in ills moun
tain home
There forever lo slay, nevermore
to roam.
Written May lath hy Jeannottrt
Myers Tntlle.
Stiange Sounds llrouitcnst
J or I lug I I'M Itadio l'ans
LONDON' (AI') An effort to'
bring ihe tiiy and country closer,
logether is to be made this sum-'
mer la 1 lie I JO I isli 1 1 roadcasi I ng j
eiinip;iM. whh h enjoya a monopoly
ot Hie win lesh enlert;i innii'iit busi
ness tliionghoiit i-Jnglalld.
The hum of the bee, the chirp .
of the erh-ket. ihe crow of a roost- ,
er ami similar sound: suggestive
of (he f j,t uiitdoors and ihe laiui
ard are to be put on lor the bene
fit ol city dwellers. La-st year the
company broadcast the call of the
nightingale, and I his was so suc
cessful, having been heard by mil
lions of lisieners, that the otlicialu
decided thiy year to go a step fur-H.er.
Our old friends and .customers will find us in
OUR NEW QUARTERS
l'rcpaieil l: ;?ivc(l lii-Uer tlian ever.
Kh'ctrica! (ionds of All Kinds
La Grande Eledric Company
The Nearest
service
IS
MARKET JBL'S GROCERIES
Phone Main 739
Memorial Day
STORK CLOSED ALL DAY
-OH TIIKKK IU NflRKIt
KAIS thl IPInrh, , anlld.
Ivury land handHoincfy fn
jtrivvnl rurlo rnirlllx hah uor
i.IiIims an on ldtl hy th pyi.
pip nf Iho l)iilh Kt Imllri.
Sulillrm UmiU tt from r dot
rmr wlirn II u li'iu-iuxl Ihst
br iw ualim II In kmtlll Irr
rnr Into thp nntlvm find fnrrp
llirm lo do hU hlddlnc. It mm
l Hip prnpfrl)- of llm Socklf
of Ihe IMvlnp l Trcliny. 111.,
sill of !Hshp"Yc.-strrUn.
Outing Togs
For Boys and (iirls
lillVS,
Cills.
n.i'.o ' tn S
iiiro I In. I 1
?i.(io in si.r.o
S1.2."i to $:!.(()
HOYS' Tl'(!-T(H! is a li'Kiilar suit foi' a ivjrn-
lai' li".v with a M; liko Dad's. Nd pimc is to i
i(Hi;li I'm- Tl'C-TOt'IS bocauso tlioy can't cini'.'.'
tinfasti'iu'd.
cua.s' r.i.(H).Mi:i: nin:s.si:s nKc 2 tn 10.
Mado illi lioiinil soams that i-aumit and
guaranteed to wash and wear the liest jtai
nients made selliiiK from S1.0S to $;1.1S
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Where Quality Is Higher Than Trice
t .1. Ill.l.. 1 I
j j V- " I !n-i-:i:;ti. (prcU. 11 aM)ual)!c for Jf ? ; J
; Motor j
' ! 41h and Adama I ' :
llll " VI KEAD THE 0SEKVER CLASSIFIED ADS
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gi In Flanders Fields
By JOHN McCREA SSvL
MSJ Ji Flanders Fields the poppies blow '
t$r Detween the ci-osses, row on row
0$2?A inat'k our jilaee; and in the sky V
The larks, still bravely singing, fly 5v
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
JrS5 We jire the. dead. Short days ;in;o
tia We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow E&'&Si
Loved and were loved, and now we lie fc rl
Z&rfm I" FlanderS Fields.
Wi
t-M r- , , . . . , J
0 To you from failing hands we throw lxV
The torch; be yours to bold ii, high,
(Jjf $h If you break faith with us who die
r L s',a" n,,t s''l)- though poppies grow SsWV
Jfj In Flanders Fields.
fk Memorial Day 1925 &
j 4 Wc Pay Tl i,)lltc 11,0 'lclicv Dead of All Wars gp
La Grande National Bank A
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