Tuesday, July 7, 1925.
Page Four
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
July Clearance Sale
Men's Suits
Two Special Lots Priced for Quick Clearance
An Iuil(kKiiileiit Newspaper
FRANK n. AI'I'I.KHr...-
HAIIVKY K MATTHEWS..
Kdltor and Publlahet
..Uualiu-aa Manager
p-jbllahed evenings, except Suntlny, at 1410 Adaina Avenue,
iA Orande, Oregon. The Obacrvor-Hlur published evory Friday.
Kntored at tlio roaloMce at La. Urundo, Oregon, aa Second
' Clan Mali Mutter under act of March. 2, 187.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNT! AND TUB
CUT OF LA GRAND!
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The Associated Preas la exclusively untitled to uae for pub
lication of all newa dlapuichea credited to It or not otnerwla
credited It publlalied therein All rights of republication of
peclal dlapatcliea In Ihla paper, and uiao tile local newa here
in aleo are reserved.
': t SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Uj Carrier
. Dally, per mouth in advani!e........ a
- Dally, ail montha In advance ,. , . H fr"
Dally, single copy - , ,, ftf
In lliis lot are a number u(
hiltlr priced ShiUs, lonnerly val
ues lo ft" ltit Hie majority
ail' small sizes. .Most nil of
Ihese suits ale Halt Sehaffner
& Marx.
$15.00
By Mull
Dally, per month in advance-
Dally, per six montha In advance-
Dally, per year In advance..
-too
Weekly Ouaervor-Star, per year..
..II. iO
..16.00
-I2.ua
ADVERTISING RATES
Display, foreign, per column Incii...
Display, local, per column inch... .......
Time contract ratea on application
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. OR LET HIM TAKE HOLD OF JIV STRENGTH, that liu
liiuy make peace Willi mo; and he ahull muku peuco uh me,
'laaluu 27;5.
"'OUT OUR WAY ' Bz WILLIAMS
HiS FEET CURlSI ( HO&b 6vX ? a CAE O
HE CAinT Buck , JTe ' wNMEsetew Imouoim a
MORE W Si FEET ? ks 1 PWMJD W OvUH
high Tied thettAwaw ' J t To see f?MC!) A F,n
AM GIMME WORE ( me RlDM " 5 V?Ef ' 'f AM 1"HtN
TOy HAT W SPtCi TTcTV V REAL, j "S ORoPPiM
ffi AM KEEP VOHE akS BOCVMMCt A -v. ( 'IM J
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; ; THE STORM" BEFORE THE CALM. ,..,
At last the winter seems to be over.
Personally, we don't believe that story about the hen
hat developed a taste for clay and is now laying brick.
The world is a gigantic fake, wrote a student who killed
himself. Unfortunately he had never learned that the
world is largely what one makes out of it. His world was,
Jndced, a fake and a failure.
"- The doctor who says that modern women are not get
ting enough exe.-cise hasn't made a practice of following
the. average housewife around for twelve or fifteen hours
'while she goes through her daily routine. Outdoor exer
tise may be lacking, but inside she is busy enough to make
nost men shy at an exchange of jobs.
y Among other things, The Observer's Cooking School is
demonstrating that La Grande, Union county, and Oregon
(food products are as high in quality as could be desired.
ko buy and use local products is not only to be loyal to
fur own community and valley but also to enjoy the besl
tJial can be had.
OFFICE
CAT
liy Junius
FUTILE DKHT COMMISSIONS.
jj Foreign exchange is in a bad way when it permits it
self to be influenced by the acts and words of commission.:,
Darticularly debt refunding commissions, which are in the
habit of talking much and doing nothing.
The lira declined to its lowest level following the an
nouncement that the Italian debt commission had adjourned
until August without accomplishing anything. Of course
.the two events wore associated, the- former being attril)
jlted to the latter. Hut a calm consideration of the situation;
lpads to the conclusion that there was no relation liotweeii
tho two. - .
t-An observer of war debt commissions must have fore
seen what would resui; from the naming of the Italian
commission. Nolxxly expected the commission to agree
upon trims of payment or to accomplish anything else of
aterial importance.
The only difference between foreign debt commissions
Js that one accomplishes nothing in a shorter time. In this
the Italian commission seems to have excelled all others,
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! I'MUl NTKI).
j A disaster like the Santa P.atliaia earthquake is doubly
disastrous to a city like Santa Harbara, for, while another
Vity need only dig itself out of the ruins and lebuild i i
Voncrete and steel, a Santa Harbara must, in addition to
.that great task, reestablish her position as a garden of
liaradise wherein may be found the maximum of life's com
forts and ease. Santa Haibara counts her freedom fivm
Nature's harsher moods as her greatest asset. Upon tb:1
jmild uniformity of her climate and the exquisite beauty
j'f her landscape and buildings must she depend chiefly fori
jief future growth in population.
j In the news dispatches fiom the stricken city the reader
jci.uld sense a heroic cl'foit on the pait of the citizens of
Janta Haibara to diminish the effects of the unpleasant
publicity. The liist thought of the city was to save iU
seputation as a New Woild paradise lather than to rcsloii?
its ruined buildings.
Hut the more disastrous San Francisco earthquake nine
tucn years ago and the Santa Harlara quake have not
iihakea Californians fumi the conviction that life in tho
jr.olden state is preferable, under any ii.-k, to existence any
wheie else. Hetter a paradise with a snake in it than no
iparadise, is the California cieed.
Some tui'ii arc unhappy Ixt-nit'o
ihvy want imHiing hul hioih'.v anil
(illiei's ait unhappy iHvatisr lh7
hnvc iioihlnu; but inoiiey.
A ptThon loo fiood is vorSL lliun
one luo hud.
l.no to lx-d anil early l:i risft
lliakrM il Tat man reilui'i' hia sizi'.
Sonny: .IMiln't your f-.ithrr or
Aunt Jiini' ever ti-ll a li-'.'
.Mother: Tin afniul tle-y have.
sonny, w hy
Sonny: I .iU thinking liow lonp
ly tii'orK.' WaMblnKlon and 1 would
hi. In heavi-n.
A lalMini'M1 journal pielures I'll.
i le sain ay a luo-faeed M'ion. Ii
mouIiI he mini' fleM-rfilite If It
plelliretl hint ns tun TiMeTf.
the roof on ChirHtinas Eve waitinK
for Hantii Claua with a ahotuun.
British Methods in
"hhl Hie diMior lake your Inn
M,i-auiiT?,
"I (luunii. nil Tie iuKmiI m fnrjjjoiy
i my wnleli."
Orient Aot Backward
(Conrinucd from rape One.)
NowadiiyH Ihul nnin
a nn.ai'euulil who ia
lo p-lt mori
him.
elllK
ei-rtninly U , r
nol alile
in t'ontrol of its sources, is
suceei-dinir extrem.-ly well at It.
That there's trouble the Hrlllsh
ly utlinits even emphasize-but
more for Ihem than for any-
l bodv else. nt'eonOn? lo the ills-
eredll than Is Rood for i ,,,,,, ,th,.y K,.t throujrh-ilia-patrhes
whleh. In the ahsenee of
'ftiueh other Information, arc uuito
or , Keuerally passed alone; and re
jpriuted here, which is just what
the British want.
KOOd
Nothing now
lis hud an II used to.
HOMi tiioi t: H is
I'uw ny. Hint the htM way
jet rhl nf bill hllff i-i I'l elulsi' Tllt, ,,nlrie.l oflie:uls. Iheniselves
Ihem up I he spiral tail MiriiiK -III prelty ll((.Uralelv posted. don't
they Kel ill"? nnil Hun Mirfovau- liu n.vnK the public misled.
Ilieiu nun B MK-fc. Mlul.lten l.ohlies somot ill.
I
'Iff ' Lot
Ilivcoii I'ily pure vhcin wool
Suits for men and yount; men.
Cood styles and patterns, all
sixes from a 0 to 4'1. lion't
overlook Ihis bargain lot.
$21.75
Two Groups of Men's Florsheim Shoes
and Oxtortls
LOT iNO. 1 $2,10
Brown and tan calfskin I'Torsheim
Oxfords ' and Shoes, most all sizes.
Former value ?10, priced specially
for July Clearance.
LOT i0. 2 $6.43
Drown and tan calfskin Oxfords
and Shoes, square toes a very good
looking group of shoes formerly $10
and $11, now .........$6.43
N. K. WEST & CO., INC.
EVERY ARTICLE IX THE ENTIRE STORE REDUCED
of Slate Kelloffjj 1h lKjniitiiK tu
siiMpect 1h; fired imttv or Ws nt
h'lif rock In 1h matter of that
warning lo Tri-Hld'-nt fallcs.
Thti real or Latin America cer
tainly reacted very unfavorably
not lo lucnilon Mexico and inuy
b the secretary hfiH been hearing
from . there through Nurt h Amer
ican diplomatic chiinncis.
Ii'h reporlej that .American in
tercl"tn Mexico have found
fault, too.
:oncrattoii tf 'Umiii lliul HK
Idea- Si-eu hy .crman ltiicr
gradual exoneration i.s keep,
i ing paee with the growing realiza
tion of the dangers today besetting
i European politics by the very g'-ri-i
eml disregani for his ideas. It
jlhe world wishes to live tn peaos
! it will have to return lo Wilson"!
! theories."
Slic sugg
Juck In the
mouth woter
The brute;
slively)
window
' make
"That rojist stick
makes my K.slt
pllblicH
il hHrd for guverninents to 1 much
to the policies they thinli
"Then niit."
Itritian's
TIMS 1
When
"Your son
with the girln.
CUted ?"
'KVtTJtt here
head."
A hungry h-arl i.s
lookfl.
ery i-opul-ar
w us he edu-
no Judge of
has!
has
It's a ;;prhiig theory that no
body likes a iUl!Ier. but we secret
ly, admire the man who haa kviipo
iintigli to run uwuy whthi Uie run
ning's good. : .
This ern-AMud pu.zle rra"
,iecompti."ln-d ' one thing. U
proven lo a lot of dumbbells
the dictionary has other uses than
that of u whaddyacallit for the
haby to (tt on at the eatm table.
"Gargling w it It strong nntisep
tlcs," says a medkxtl journal, "will
invariably kill Die tnflutn7.11 bacil
uls.' It)ided of cotirsi', you can
catch htm and make him garble.
Why not line brief cast s
.ine and call them tpi.trtiolios?
Once upon a time il was
who praed to God to muke lilm a
good lilt le hoy. Now. w under-
Mand Willy's sister prays to' Uod lOi
make her a good It I lo boy.
English Counterfeiters
Face Many Difficulties
lu the
Just now it
purpose to in
""'y.dein a picture. of a Jtolshevistl
cnlly-cray China, in arms against
ill civilization.
i HonictliiK s it s to her interest lo
present an ugly picture of the.
Chinese.
l'or instance, when some rough
neck citi.eh of any other country
tlKill her own kicks a unlive coolie
off a gangplank and he's drowned
' f quite i common occurrence
l.()fiv t ki Ix stiile' (he "' Hrll ish -cont rolU d press all up
laet that the leinplallon lo conn- aml ,lown ''"" w
l-rfeit nutney is much great- r now nationality and
lh:n in anv Ol her S.erln.I i enf 1 " """ 1,11 11 H worlil.
announcement of Scotland Yard tl" 51
officialM shows thit the offences ' tt
for forging me on the decline ow- Hint's alt.
The trutli fr.-cms lo Ik judg
ing from little State department
leaks that Ambassador Sheffield.
who isn't a Spunish scholar and
hadn't been south of the Kio '
Gi-inde long enough u liave seen i
for himself, took as the;
foundation for the stoiy lie told )
Kellogg certain American gric-1
vances w hich do f'xlsl and slapped
a far weightier superstructure on;
Occl-,tt than the underpinning justified. !
Kellogg took liis word for il
ml there you are,. ',.
Sheffield is going back !o AU x-1
ico but it wouldn't surprise any
body In Washington ir he didn't j
.stay long. i
It Hit LIN (A I 'J- Gradual ccm
eration of J'resldent Woodrow Wil
son, ''whose reputation had been
badly injured by the Trej-iy of Ver
sailles." Is point (;d ol.t by the
Krankfurler Zeiinng in its review '
of a book -on,ll, a l.y rii.-o.loi-... T, s ol.nlhine ,, , t.01l.
i la I) n co iring the statenients.
writings and publicalions of Ihe s,anl in tll,s world of ceas less
American war presidein. ( change and that i;; the Joke about
The Krankfuricr Xeitung sas the tiavelling salesman.
t emplia
his biu-
Knglisiine n does the
Ik 's a "lorcignei"
The original' "Hard Hearted
Hannah." Wh- n site was hve years
old her moth-T ftmnd her out on
iiii! la i irelv to tin, ilif 1 ieiill ies nf
copying the Hank of Kngland not-' Al ov'r ,h" wwrlJ Iocal natnc
es. counterfeiting in Kngland, Hfltish newspapera and reviews,
uniilalout Iimi .ars ago. was pu-i1,nd Ibiiish influence, carry on
in:;diable by the death penallv. Of-: this work,
that I, . . .... . ..I i v iiL..rl.'fi tf n..v,.r
il-iHitrs, nowever, are sun uean
Iwith most severely, being subject ceases. There's no out-and-out
I to life Imprisonment In first degree i-lnmbsy inisrepreseiitulion. that
cast s you f P'lt ur finger on. and
I Kent lam Yard has i branch or ' :ny. "This isn't so."
the service, similar to the Culted ! u dab of color, here and
j States secret fcervlee. whlcli devot
j es its time almost entirely to keep
ing tab on counterfeiters. I 'elect
ies of this bureau work wtth the
aid of tlealecs in paper, ink, niach
with mery and oilier apparatus usually
requiri-d by counterfeiters and in
most ins'nnces s nop dow n upon
the offenders Infore they flood the
market with their hum. '-made money.
Childrens Summer Underwear
The very best niiidc selling at Popular Prices.
Children's Hose, 20c to S."c
All Children's Hats Reduced Prices
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Kverythiiig i.i InfmitlV nnil Children's AVc-nr
i c-
Retires
there! -and the thing has the
quired ptu.-l!riti'.;h and anti-eveiy-thing
else look.
A imrican trade dtn-sn't set-m to
realize this. If tt did. perhaps it
would try some of it Tor itself.
Hints are
MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES!
Plume Main 7.")9
FKKSII STRAW CKKKIKS. I.OIiAM'.KURIKS
ULACKCAPS AMI KASPHKUUlKS
FRESH (JKEEX STK1NCI.ESS P.EANS
10c a I'niind
. AN
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1
So,'
The Start
Isn't Hard
HIT KKEPINCI AT
Torn SAVINGS .U--t-mxi-
IS WHAT
CUNTS. . . .
is Yunts r.r.owiNo
i!i:c,ri.,ui,Y Kvmtr
La Grande
National
Bank
Sound - UeiiabU - Vioscsslv
CHAMOIS
SPONGES
WHISKS
GOGGLES
For Motorists
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
lirv H. niy Uli, hmurllrr ft KorrM
Ill , h.n rvnitrlrd ,". yrnrs m a
n ni.ur in U,p Kt4iicrllr.il rhurrh.
" ' Miwl. bn-tvrr of hia ail.
taiKtMl dtr of iinl it, hli wlfa
rtstniiv c lot.r.it.xl I,;. tM rdtUn
Buy Guaranteed
USED FORD CARS
PRICED RIGHT
FROM
Perkins Motor Co.
Phjne M-jOO Corner 4th and Adams.
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HALF GOOD COOKING HALF GOOD MEATS
Grande Ronde Meat
Company
Products
USED EXCLUSIVELY THIS WEEK IN THE
Observer Cooking School
Attend these demonstrations and see Alt. Emily P.nind Aleats
prepared to make a delicious menu. You'll enjoy the instruc
tion just as you enjoy eating- Grande Ronde Aleat products.
Make A
Good
Meal
Good
The meat on the menu detoi mines whether it's a successful
meal or a failure. Grande Ronde Meat Co. products are home
productsfresh products sanitary products the lest wc can
lie sure you I my our fi
P.acons for cooking succes
csh meats and Alt. Emily Hams and
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
City Market
Hoovciizcd Market
Economy Market
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