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Wednesday, Sentprelw 0; W-r. Paee Four THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER - - -;tTTT-"i"Tl i i j i ' ' OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS How Dabe Feels I FLORSHEIM SHOE ; r T. mm. (IneornoruU!) An I iicl-HaiUiit Newspaper iii HOW OOt.S IF iT WORKS wa THE MAN who Leeps abreast with the timc3 rches on TKc FLORSHEIM J3HCE for style that is smart good looking collect. The aUo KHAN It U. AI'i'l.KliV Editor and 1'ulillnlier HAUVKY I' MATTliHWH Bumn. k Manutfur PubllBlicd evuninKU, uxcept Sunday, at 1410 Admna Avinun, 1 Grande, Oregon. The Ubaervur-Hiur pjbliahcd evoiy Friday. Entered at the i'oHloftlce at ha Grande, OreKoo, as Second Clau Mull Matter under act of March 'I, JTS7V. OFMClAl. PAI'EK OK UNION COUNTT AND TliK crrr ok la qhanub MKMIIKH ASSOCIATED PRESS Tho Aasoclutt-d i'retwf is exclusively entitled to une for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or nut otherwise credited If published therein. All right of republication of pedal dinpulche In thin paper, and also the local news hern ia also are reserved. KiOvglDDi This ' S1Wt OF VT FEE TOO? vin0A UKE WA WAS 6vTTVl nomB KlM HPv-JOTi-zE. COMA V-W& some rich plusr AM GrT HiM T' GiivE. OS A ChA ATAll. iTS Just uke-TAvW gas. he.-! mot SO FASTVYtTrt AT .BEEm ikiOuCEO. "THE HMPnOTvST" them iorms AUO BOWS Au. Onjef? ? MILL! UNbOOLVAR S APIECE. tf " i I BOOK ! I AimT TO HIS AuDlEJCE HE THEN NET, fj Gas. HE.-! moT Them iurms i au.ouef? ? A miu.iun)Dqliaw& (M &o FAsrwnH AT amo Sows K .-'TV AP,ECE- BOOK! I AlMT TO HIS AuOlEUCE TY t VGOTfiM ASlEP VtN ? , I J j fcJUliJCKU'TION HATES It Carrier Pally, per month In advance... tally, six mouths In advance Daily, single copy. .......... lij Moil Dally, per month In advance laily, oer six months In advance Uaily, per year in advance Weekly Observer-Star, per year ...... 00 500 $2.60 $&.00 .. $2.00 ADVEHTIHINO HATES Display, foreign, per column Inch . ... .42o Dlapluy, local, pur column Inch -.... 4uo Time contract rates on application 'HOW TO OVERCOME EVIL: lit! kindly alfectioncd one to unoihci- with brotherly love; In lionour preferring ne an-' other; rucompenm; to no man tvll , for ev il. 1'iovldt- things lioiu-sl in tint Hllit uf ull He nut overcome of evil, but overcome uvll with good. Uoinana- 12; 10, 17, 21, I EXPERT OPINIONS WORTH KNOWING ' Although Colonel Mitchell, fiery ex-u.s.sistant chief of the army iiir service, may be somewhat tactless and im moderate in his criticism 'of the; administration of army and navy air services," yet his charges, his opinions, and his recommendations cannot be considered any other than valuable by a citizenry properly interested in national de fense and efficient government administration. Of course Colonel Mitchell's criticism constitutes insubordination in the service, an offense that must receive the attention of courtmartial and may bo punished by dismissal from the service. Whether or not the army officials whose ire the air expert has aroused will take this step remains to be seen, but after all it is a relatively small matter. The im- HOvm To BECOME, A HmPnoTiST -10 cemts per copy. J.Rw.Uirtiwi-, 1 ttlS IV HU MRVICC. INC. OFFICE CAT TftAOS HANK HBO. ByJvnius Then ko lack to Ihif nurjt. li.tr liov, t mi's tin rt'iisuii . I liko Suiuli.y tin- lM'i.1. ft X f Kvr-rv town l a the total etrmiKtv. dry town lu Mens Wear i k 4 it 5.-1,1 4 1 V 1 Hmd II h'iv ( n -u-vlvnl ul roun I ry rna,:.) : 'M iinitiy, wliuir i the hiithroom ?" Inrldrnlally, iaIIKIh jokcH an-1 A,ot,;l,,,: n,t', e it'n't "' butl1" In Ini1 mWm m. fiii- nk; i. ottt. ' ' OHIll ' ccnuHl, Hmnll lny: "f ?oo l. TV. in Is ffn ln; In lie u i I'M I holiday." A I'HKtXM'lors (Milill That children will Hwwir nt n ! A rcacrt Ih h j, iu wImtp r"o early UKe P' 'o T't uciustonu'd to their Mnlta mot'ivrs prow gray and f ltn.iker. forlorn. IHi; WAY OI-' A -MAN'S lilTIOXS I Lend a sir! your swatfr or gul- ii. i j fitr, uc, j mu; tual wnn a auldn cold w Ind comes up and ; watch Iht fumble witli the unfa- ni.liui' buttons and bjt ton notes. . .h iKtrtly bci'JM su nu n and I -v men jiiHt ii 'tunitly ko ubout ilM'l'fiont ways to ai-complisli thv Minic ri'fiultM. A woman, for ex- 4 I It - r ? f I M ample. Oeorffo Herman Tfitli, t'.io fiiiuoiiH "Mm he" idol or Uiouk-nn-'S, n-tiii ns to New York city crestfallen. This phuto. taken In threadlnff a need Us un hi arrival, tells the wholu portent. Ihing iS; that Mitchell tlilnhp he is ,iKht with Aif-f" 't S'LTZ ficient sincerity to sacritien lilft army career and i ftilch wiin Joi, dirm-d the day i,c '" "'-''-' sincerity, bucked bv the m nnr-l'a pAiicrii nci- unH knnlprlo r . . ' . , ,. ' . ,' .. , ,7 .' 1 A Blrl :int u ilov air ueivite, uusurvus un niieuuvo. ueann uy me puu:uM HnrHiy mi,rl-ri t,.n or worn, she huiMi. iis to hi- iiiKuon-toi'd itl i ii i , ., ' lon't r-o to fortnne-tolli'i'ii. i Mitchell contends that the ivv service, under lioth mmy : , ... I ..ow ,,, ,, Wc.m..at-Kiub. and navy is bndly adinini.stcrcd, poorly supervised, and il,l'i0u".'V.'lB': ""Kl1 11 dub ' i'i-K "' criminally neglected because the high officials, in each dn-i '"ilnr",,;,-. -Hixty-rivo ' 1 011p""i ",,.!';',". "uo'um partmeru; ara.ii.HiioiRar.jiBjmjKt nlmisjiton that the airei-vice .. r "' "v.- juat nnoti.r., uf. tiwia.- iuw.nn.1. hnhls the needle firm and 'forces thi tlu-ead throUKli it. while .1 man trii.'B to Ucrp one end of the tliruad riKid vl:ile he Ihtroduees the ,'ye oi tile needle to It. in . much tiio Hume way, n man in '"" '"'""" i,ttoiiiiK' his coat concentrates 0,1 forcinff the hole around, the but ton and u woman tiiea to su: round tiie b.iltun with tJie txltlon-liole.' story of how lie feels. llarber: "Thirty-five." SliOwledKe: "Hliave my head." as '1. lo line t he in'i'i'- too m Ifli if otl want A llilile i well K'l-IMMUI" nil right when sImm ThnMp who livv eat to kill. IHvM I'lI'VI, SIMIAV I'liea ilay br'UKs a Ini'den, S'lliie ti'aU lo be ibfie, That talirs it 1 v your mnim-uts Till Hie rays setliuK nun Iliin.u'S 11 llalt to the conflict And bids you take rest. So periinpi fiat's the r, 'as, ill I like Sunday the best. Km- S', 11. lay. k n, Sen, lay. I take life with case. An I tell my I'.Ik II, n to Mint? all you ilain i'ca? tl.'l lip Wll.'l, II'' IC'II'IU'. is equal to nnd may be superior to both anny and navy, in mfltt.prs of wnr rlpfnnnp in 11i!m' ninHprn nrrn ' Tfn jii'(riu .... , ' ., , . , .. . ' . ' , , , ; ' friendship may ho etei-nal, and has done so for tho la:;t fe yeis, that we should have n Bruit writer onee mainiaiii an air Bervice dopailment l-ect'iViiijr emm! attention and ,'"t' " K ..': ' , , 1 , , ;ai:e friend toe on me name oasis w 11.11 111c av-niy unci navy nnpartmpius. ; i, u,i to last Such an air service wou'd be headed by air eNperts not Laid experts or water expo; t,s--nnd efficiency in Rtinei'vi sion. etiuipnicnt, anil development would result, in Mitchell's opinion. The central firurp of this controversy al '.o contends that air fUiprom-iey is Hie factor that wi'l di'terniine the outcome of the next war an opinion that is laughed at by aimy and navy chiefs who h.'ve watched arniii's and navies win war thiouKhmit all history. Yet other countries, by their iiction in furthering air development, seem to substantiate Colonel Mitchell's contention. Armies and navies won the World war. but it. could have been won by the small and insignificant army known as tho Chemical Warfare Service of tho (iei-mans, had they belter 'realized the power of their poison jnis weapon. KxpoiU are in complete agreement on that point 11 the iieim-ins had pressed their advantage when they first launched their e;as attucJs, thfy coii'd have broken throiijvh the Hvilish and Kicnch linns and would liave 1 taken Palis unopposed. Colonel Mitchell" contends that, in the event of another jrreat conflict, the l)e!lig,.rnnt aupoiior in air will have a siniihr advaiitajre and will lit; sufficiently aware of it to pre.-s throiiplt to-an inimediate victory. Whatever meiit to tliese ai.euineiits, pin ami con, cer tainly they deserve the most c.nel'ul attention of a vitally interested public. If air disasters occur largely because of a prejudice against the air service on the part of high army or navy officials, we should know about it. If wo are to be endangered by lack of "winged defense," or if there is any possible chance of it, then most certainly we should have a separate air service department and should bend every effort to develop that branch to the utmost. Expert audi at Colonel Mitchell deserve a hearing and if their criticisms and charges constitute insubordination in the service, let them retire to private life and continue the ;;s de. . ..00s of our t dollars are spent e ich year for this thing called national defense. 1!' it is not p'operly pre'Kir; Mined or is misdirected, now is the lime to discover ''t I10-. iio I'oiceil to u ;o V vnt ii artillery, English rifles and French airplanes In :iu in 111 . kiag IV ( At E. iroH'ily effective can tctii;- 1 ; to this 11 -ed. j Such a thing may never happen ,iga. ! , ui we tliouelit that in 1!V4. Kill affairs.' Only the lois. Ilon'l be worliii. uell knock the doc early bird, lie Ret American lilivers Heteoled 1 '" Seeking Timber from Hulam! UK 1 S!NT,'1IIS I AIM. ,M'w,iir'i lo eat usually K unlnh timber l a i no! yet fo ind Its v,iy to the 1 lll'c-1 Staled, :t demand ''as b-en ci-eated In lb'0 eonnti:' f,,f tbnter fi 1,111 Finland, and American buyers now are --nine' nir wit'i t'lose from Great HHtaln and I'Yanco for ihe tnir- i-lii,,. !' tie iin.MM.Otv I 'rl It ws ileclc.red tliat I lie ones- lion of ficrl't uoiild be an im Arotber th;r..'T, w',y should a .man's garments fasten from left to rttfbt and n woman's from rik'M to left'.' That is another of those things which tho people of tho middle nges were too busy 1 fiudilinff and crusading to explain. Several explanations have been I of lered by authorities and one in paiticular has some reason. I'ae.tisls and consci,nt,ous ob- ijeitora Me," not known in t.,e o il days and practically all men's ' hah ta mi l eiistoniii were fo: med j around tlieir fiEhtiiiff career When a m.'.n dciietiMs upon his strong 'tied arm lo keep iitniself alive, he's apt to keep that arm In good 10, i,,l. on ii ii-i ce.u.y a. any 1110 1.1 nt to ivleld l is trusty lihide. ' Ills coat, then-fore, buttoned fi 0111 lo rigat lo en.1l.1le It. m to his f'Kiitlng arm Into t lit ! overlapping front for wurnith. Lightens Cold pot tun' faet-T In the evp'tumi? of' I it pninled that a nnn'i r" I'iltn'fh t'mltt'r lo , m -ilea. b'i has reason In ba'.tonlnK from left the Semi'l niivlan S' ipplmr C:iz''t1" to rinht, it 1 not so simpie. in pnitils ii'i: t 'mi r tiw .1 f n-ni I' 11- i-xpla.n why a w onian b Kai m nt t;'nl to Ni'W '(tr.: or Itoslon rr h'oi1'' U ' 'it ls"-. l'("-'a''S r'-eapiT to t'Htse r it tea fun I'rnm this ll! tie difference Wits one 'Of I he w est tMast of the I nited her snh: e ways uf stain idnc ln:t - t ,t,... M-..t..-i(.i honii-ft:ty- I -1 i ':. fi. ? ? v GIVEN HEAD OF SCHOOLS (fon tinned from Pako Onn.) ' rni'i w'"it dnnr in th" sehoni". on I 'he part of the p tiera 1 pi'hlie. pi'rV he nrnned. In 1h,i Vc' , he snid tphonis wrn often erMu'ed ryr imvitin too tn-uiv oiit'-tdn .iftlv-'ie-f vlieti it win due to the fiet ha I those mnk'nK. Ihe eritieism ievr ma'V the effort In st-e tho class work aw well as the athletic "1V r-n'v Hio 1-1. onnf'orts ete lie nrped the Hi-Hurls to make It a r'-art ce to visit tiie srhOolS' and to become i better acquainted with 1 heir aeopei ' ' i (;rtmnilti'e Appointed, , Tn tbf ahsence of T. .T. Seropfrin, : who w: to have pledged the sup of tiie Hl-I tl--. nr. McAdory ' called on the Kov. William "rosh l:"!ns a: the ia-st sneaker, who nrf?ed S'ltud. facult. and students to ;eek the h'ilp and eooprpfTlon of tlio or" H,:,Ji3"'ioii wienever nee-led. Hr. .McAdory, in adjourning 'the Ratli-"r-iiK. a nnottheed the lot lowing1 committees for the year: Girls' Athletic Committee A. .1. 8 aiiR-e, chairman: CI. L. Dut t"ti. J. MacPiierson, A. V. Nel son. Transportation f omm ittee (" nt-'-'s Hin rner. chairmfn: Brune Oennia, L. V. Weeks. Eirl Hey i.o!'s, Audiner I'inyle, C H. Scran tnn, !I. K. Wntlrina, W. C. l'er l;fns. Kntrtainment Committee 11. K. W'steniiever. chnirmaii: t Von It. Kherhard, It. I. Ivnnrlis, Hay Mitrphv. Ben Hummolt, '"loyd M-Kennon, Karl Stoddard.' Marry Snodprnes. l' R. Applby( Grant- Bean. Boys'' Athletic Com mittee. W. K. Gilbert, chairman; 10. O. J'ayton, I lal ltohiienkamp, Heverend W. Boss, Cha'les lli-y'iolds. J. 12. Reynolds;1 Fac'Jl :nd Kmrslovment Committee- Georpe H. Glass, chairman: A. T. (ieoice Biinie. M. K. Wil-li-'ns, T. J. Serofffrln. Mr. A. L. Itlchardson. School Board .Co::: . t- .r '-. orcf1 T. Cociirane, i. h. IyUPlHon,"iind, . II K.- Coolldpy. . Boys' Wintei? Coats polo cloth ; Arc 1 year to 9 years .'. ; Price SG..')0 to 912.00 A FEW SANDALS and OXFOItDS In broken sizes at $1.00 Norton's Kiddy Shop F.vervlhlmr tn Infant' nnd Cbildifii's Wear V Now Phase of Our National Pastime, Uncrowning The King MARKET JOEL'S unuuuu to l"ioni' M;iin "."! I'lll Ml .MMO Ml II M.llll T M'l.l'IAI. WIAP r, l,(,is ( ilal Wliile. I m, Uti'41' I't-el's Wnlilnt: IVuMler. mill :l l,lii's nf Cirini i,IIm' s,ifii. all fin- itllt' (ill II itnrs of Civtm. Ollw s,mii fur. ...7 Victor 1"). I'avIi;non, L''!, of North Atltrhnro. .iasK., hats re discovered the si'en-1 nf iif,'nt-i-tunrf the wei;;iit of tToid that B"iivtmi(t Cid'inl, nUh eentuiy Italian jrohlsmith, look in ha ffrave. In every ornre of pold d in tin .lewi lry bus n. .ss tlds n.'U- proc-sn u (1 brinf? about a saving' ol f 1 .-lo, a tnial. 01 .itn.m 1 1 mi- niiiiiou tlollara for the year. Guatanteed Used Fords 192.") COrPK ' Just lliie new. Priced for quick sale. $--!).-..(;o ' Perkins Motor Co, Phone M-.')00. Cor. 4th 'and Adams ", Itt luir S-. I'ns.'i l.lv its s !. . r Mn.-rV . 1 11 ' u tiK i n inl. t- her a i.t nuim! -- -- - --. Jj I nnMetiiiiis mil individual. Wiint- . , ., . et" lis rai s n." t' e custiim alo.r ' "" ' - - -r and In carried out no or.iy in j Uoals 1'iit in writli.-n Is ahio. And! "A (Since we nr.' eraMnes of ';ilitj M and eonvent!;n. it prnha'ily will ' ?gT Jt-. t I alwo.VK he t.at W:i. as .,nT .,s 4 f L-J'l tfr I we ve:r b'llloiieil t-a r Ii ! 11 1 s. WW' W- Voulb Ins '.ts a.iv.nl!..:es. So WfW K $ h .s Md-r yon ;,r- .,e imrn Miffi- Uif Snake Int. n in ! ;1 ai Imlia V ) I HUNTING 1 ' iMm OPLNS TMK 10T1I I have Shot (kms, Ilif !o Aniiiiunilion of all kind-i. Call and sec them. F. L. LILLY Hard ware Phone M-S5 THINK! Think It Over! VnuYc enjoying life. Yoi:r family is enjoying" It. U.U le piuVHll,,;; a ;U1( eym than cssai-v for ll:,ppme.ss t pleViiil in your home. P.ut will it continue after you have passed on? There's a miestion to ponder over. Yet there Im-Jr ,'" ""'"'T'r it- That is -provide vour i v ,,110, Pwtoction they're entitled 'inn ,' " ii". 1 v V"W !1,,d on'"v thc "PN-ce "f mind it hunsrs. c'll Iw glad to advise you. La Grande National Bank - ii
