La Grande evening observer., September 11, 1925, Image 4

Friday. September 11, 1025.
Pajre Four
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OHSERVER
(liiforiHtrnlfNl)
liKlciM'iiilf'jit NwspafMr
..i'Mltor and I'ulillsliur
HUNK H. Ai'l'I.KIIY
HAltVlilf V. MATT111CWS Husilluns MunuKur
Published evening, uxe pt Uumlay, at M16 Adams Avciiiin,
La Graiide, Oiegon. The uuservur-Hlar published every Krliluy.
Entitled at Oie l'uflul'llce at La Urande, Oretfun, as Second
Class Mall Matter under act ot March 2, 1B7V.
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...Ana
,' Hut In lowliness of mind li t each esteem olhrr bitter than
tneune-Hes. Look nit every mini on tils own Uiiiiks. but
every man also on tho tilings ot others. Plillippluns 2: 3, 4.
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
A death toll of 20,000, of whom 10,000 were children,
resulted from traffic accidents last year. And still there
are drivers who drive carelessly and rapidly through, resi
dential sections everywhere.
A circus of forty or fifty jilanes is now added to the
attractions offered at this year's Round-up. It's going- to
be a great exhibition this year a credit and benefit to
all Oregon as well as to Pendleton whose peopie carry it
through so successfully each year.
NO, IT'S NOT A MAC1IINK.
The continued campaign of General Dawes against the
present senate rules and methods of procedure is not fully
sumiorted by the Pendleton Kast-Oiegonian, which stoic?
OH TH 8RCMC VJCNT
UP. AM UC BEW-T "
MiSSELF DOUBLE.
GvT -TW OuOE HU-V
THE-W CjiT A S1tAM
TiOOV VOOPlfcVA
1 1 II WWW I MO ChAmcT jiTh miS& ( wv( j ' . '
ill VAtJCt Ht-'S-6crrerocv "tMTNOO EVf? OH Th' 8ROJC. vjr.NT
ll ll A MAWGN FufWlNER REAOThE. POE.M 1 uP.AM ut BEw-T A
i l mil 'I M-rn' DtWIV POPI& SIAUIM ABOUT VOOMCr
iPlli ml I HER OFF - SEE VMHOTfeHE fetZ- UXH1MVAR? CnOOO
m'c iAJOAtz-fa Gosh ?mokem!
liWlili L m" JV'I EXPECT HEJ TO V
. l I HIV A DO? HlTVOU l -TF
11 RKlJrN ywj vlTH AM AXE? I y
ll iV i . I I Ju i i TTrrv-TTTTT r : , 1 i -
li J'l ) 1 1 Ml 1 1 I f 1 1 ! .C.. 1 li' 'M ! I f f 1 i . . I 1 1 Ur
r
O Br Mt ncwfice m:
coiniii unity, clillilrep nniHt b 1
watcin'U lor Man of "coitl in tin .
licail." Any child ui,u- trim; wttU i
a hI1, unli'HH It Iium itlrriniy hud j
MH'uali'H, k)iuiiI1 hi' HMit liomi al i
UtlVV, bt'IOi'1 It li.tH u fluUKO to J
nri'inl tin; .llHi'ittif. TluH Ui ;in:i ,
that hv chlh.lr4'n MhhiI1 In
ly Uokt'il ovi r at thr Ij'k.ihhmk of
Ihf day. SiituLnly, If hcarlfi tuvvv
or dlpl.tln-rla iirv pnvaUiil, t'wry
child which Iium a f ore i hroai
lioull he iiunu'rihtti'jy excuscj
Iron, school. unh-s it Ju-s liau tlie-t-J
iticaiivs, If tht! triuiim' at .,n.ipi
a cold or sort thrtuti, the condi
tion will char up in a day or two
and ttiy child can n.-tuni. If it
should develop lino something
more ic-iioi 8. many uiiOHioiui
ruHCb will J,iiv hi ' ii slupp 'l i.y
Hlck action. Ii w iocjpiDK coiiii
1.-, s .:Bpufti?tJ, all chlniri'tt wttli u had
cmi.Ii Hhouid he fXciuUcd. At a
rash HhoulU at once he sent to .i : jj,
ll i belter to k'-ep one or Iwo 1 1
children ool ol 8. iioul uiniet'ejr- ;
llj for a day or two than to uave't
half the school I'Way tor wol-Ks k
while they go through a wiege of
nieasle.s or whoopinw eolith. , p:;
ually. by employing prompt nu-a-siu'fs.
clusntf a m-hool will be made,
unneccbsury. Keeping children
with suspicious s, laptoin.s out ot
school will do more lo prevent tho
hi pud of dUcasew than jll luio g i
tiuii uitil fpnaiHutiiiing of childi'-u
w ho have- ul ready developed llu;
d.seime.
OFFICE
CAT
tMAOl MAN H MO,
If It ever did "lain u. ten forks"
tliu gub-img ati8..ipd HoJid .uiw:
to take to cour.
1'iw' siaic liciit"
h.ectlil, sa.o
iiH'rli':iu''il
lets.! Ncu.pajH
WAIt.MMi (.Iltl.S
The gu m woo Uoc u t.f-ji.i
doijen liuictt a tia
iSliOtnu uulc.i their u.ct
lully II tiny uoi.l
I
to o)tjcivc that the senato in not a lejrishitive machino iTho ii(SIX,;K ,lU1 of (.llIoli(.
lufc ji dt'li!)crate bodv rcduirimr much tiino and talk for I feunii-u uii.m-.
the consideration of our many laws. The K O is i i;ltt- j Aritl ;).u'
the senate is not a machine. II never has been and nov'.i' - inin-jici taior.es m
will be, nor does the vice president wish to make a machine j or '.".i,,.," I'va't.a'1!,
out of this dignified body. !.it it wouldn't le a bad) Uii tu makv ti.e.i 1.1
i ..l a i i. .......i: r H'k,
cmuie, ai mat. t iiiaciiiiii.: iUL;nnis cei uuii pin lei.uuu ui;iSu
ii uppeiitc
aa -.,gc.
IH ltl-lX (Al') Itroppln of j
the liiiolie naiiu; Kri LMnulkui by
Uray. Couniy Width w, ha impiMl
eii the IhhIi Tn. ics in puhlish an at
tack on what it chaiactcrlz-s u
tyranny of Irish in the Kehool.
In il'e ( all the govrnmenf.
elaborate machinery for the (Jael
lclxatli;ii of Ireland. Die newspaper
m s. I lie Kive Stale 1m he nr;
"Amertcanlzt'd" ld:i- wilh .hadl- (
: wilt ne h and t borough ik- s. Xo
compiilsory attendance act 8 need
ed by the picture honiics.
' iay after tac nndetnninslirdhi
"U.iy a i ler day. n;ght after
nlKhi," the ar'ide adds, our IriMi
hoa mid gl'H re tenrnm that
Aninrica in a great land of luxury.
wealth and :ol vi ill ore. I low
c'UiiiMth or-. Irb k".'M th'Mti
home in 1lV lace HiIh univtu-Hnl
ai'.d subtle 'tndncemer.t '.' They are t
ti(r e-'neat- -1 l-'.nrh in , imitH": o
HEALTH
I'oietIjAm ii:i, cuosr.v
I'i;.l I,KT( i., (He.--Two more
alieiidanls to the (iuetl of the I'en
dh ton liound-up. Miss Mildred
HogeiH. will be Ml.- Agiien McMur
ray, daughter of Mr. pad Mrn. Wdl
lain MrMurray of l'orilanl.' ;nd
iwiss Doris Churchil', miei-n of the
l-Jlhiishurg fan; ibis year, accord
ing to an miuouiicement made by
the management of the ; how.
The two girlH. together with Mtss
Catherine McNary and Miks Mary
Clark of I 'end let on, will attend
Miss Itogers in all the ;uhiie ap
pearauceH the nueeit m;ik"H, The,
party of five young women will ik.c!
in Jiouud-up parades. j
Is He R
Schoo
71 f
' IV ion
7 A..
eaau lor
day?
We Have All His Xccds.
The trim-cut English Suit with two
lung pants. Also the smaller boy's
Knfckers, made froiy the famous Ore
gon City woolens.
I'oll I'arrot Shoes for boys that want
a good wearing quality.
N. K. WEST
&CO.
production, even thoiiijji&Ui(iiiiflu- j-'iixUict. is shot out
automatically. A machine accomplishes something and that
is more than can be said of the United States senate at
times.
The truth of the mat ler is that our ncijchlior over the
Rlue Mountains possibly doesn't understand exactly what1
Mr. Dawes is after in this campainn for new sen ile meth
ods. ', No one is ir"i'iJI to deny the advantage of debate
and discussion in the consideration of new laws, last of
all Mr. Dawes. A full debate on all matters of dispute is
much to be desired and would be as much in vintue after
the proixn.ed mle chaiie.es aie made as now. What the'
efficient vice president wants lo accomplish i.i some real
action after that discussion has taken place. And this isj
a thing often impossible under present senate method;!.
If the unlimited debate now al owed on varied legislation ',
were confined to a dhcussion of the merits and demerits
r.f the subject before the senate, there would be little criti
cism made, lhit such is not the case. The present debate t
allows an opponent of seme measure regardless of howi
much he may be in the minority and reaidless of the!
small amount of time n iiiainintr in an important session--!
to talk endlessly about any subject or no subject, just ;o!
he continues talUinjv, until no time is left for legislative:
action. The minority thus l.ills many valuable laws, and,
it if. the control of this niiimiity that Dawes seehs to lie
s' my. lie believes in majoiit.v rule and ni:;jo,ity action.'
Let Ihem talk as much as necessary, but let t Ih-iii talk
Iju.sine.s. And when the actual, cnucivio debate is end"d,
let them jret down tin- business of lawmaking. That'-'
what the senate is for, aeeoidin;-; to the jvener.il. Alter
all, isn't his position rather .sensible '.'
It's true, as the Kasl -Oree.onian says, that Dawes is of
the executive type rather than the law-niakinjr type. A
most fortunate thinjr for the nation! How fortunate we
would be to have more of that type in the I'niled States
senate. An executive type ;eti, things done. An execu
tive type sees the need of accomplishing and pushes
thioii'fh to accomplish il. The law-making type' is vnlu
rWo i., n p- ., p,.0,,(,,. .,,.p(r aml si,,,,,!,, f ti,
lecislalion--but jrivo us the executive vyjie when it actually
comes to' doin-r business. And law-makin;r is a most im
portant business.
The only real sensible ciiHcism cf Dnves' c-vipai;'ii
lor new senate mVs i.; !lK1t u, ,,, .,:( tU , k,1,
d- n the numb,- ol' law on our m.,Mi ' book.-, ;Uid w
certainlv ha-e en-neli of then, ,,. If --...,.,,,, u,,:,
..II .. ..I. si. . . ,
itmusn symnnthw Hut il' nmvnn mmi. "ms'iirss i
hoii'jr 'Msy aSt-ii! Mvn I) (. , , i
you
f Iglll c
;j,how .iiiuc.i xjbti. ot Wiicu
o-i
t-ap up a cherry sundae oi
K"tp an oyHter Blew.
Hem-iinr r i.ui I.i.m i'atnt-l'p
Wi-ck" tippl.cu to tuin,,.
et i mil. "
I lon t put t ho hpnf i. k ou tuu
' Hunk aim vmiW i.t.a m you,
julli 11,1 l, -"All
giriK v, no alii lnk from cafot
iva 8l;nu,d drop this ilu
Ht.ek It
"IMaiu tm-ir gnllsli f.guie an
JUHt ki-i-p tht-ir lips aa is. '
WHKN SCIKMH, HI (.1S.
(Ily Hp. I ieder.ck .Strieker)
Sepifiuhei- is an anxiou tinu', not
only for thr -stuleiit.s hut also lor
the teacher. In addition to her
i-fpiilar work, the latter 1h worried
hy the various ei-hh-mlcs ot chil-iln-n's
dis'-ases whieh make tho he
ffinntng i,f Khool exelliup. Kaeh
tail h' s a new ht or chiidren who
have never had Muse diseases com
Int; to school, ;o that a fertile field
ia offered.
Anything whtrh keeps children In
school saves their time and the
I taxpayer's motley. A ptunl deal
! can I if done to hold down the
) spread of 7;trhimf dh oos.-h. If e-r-
tuin prt'cautUiiis are ohserved. K'rst
of all. it docs no good to allow a
ehild to ri'inaiu in . chnol until lis
(ti-neivr lu well .tia-nbtncl A'ni.iut
meihc.ls or speech and lu.sim and tl(L. (,oinmon t.(llU!1ns dis.
cmnp.ilM.rv Iml, -elv . w n h- nr(, .,, ,,,(Hl ., r;tl(.h nK in
handhmp to their progiesa in the , v stuKt, hPror thrv lir0
It tlH-refore Is necessnry to keep
on Kuard, and pick up Huuplciuiuj
j In Its early history coffff was
i held hy some to be nn Intoxlcal ing
lu'vernge and severe peivilt es were
threatened to those using It.
i
Thirtv i-rr re;!t. of the world
upplv nr tin comes from tho Ma- nniptoms.
pemn: u!a. heiuv
ay
r nienfth'ft exists (n a
IIHpful H at:
a ci.eiU to en
end.
.M.'iiy a nuiti
slio s.. mg oiny
by the god of
The right
an hu is ti
Mid ol
e It-1!
liMs started
tf Ket tlte
fhaiicf.
T'tr Ii n;s!i)ii, New
I'l-e-.s i, U'iMirtt'd by
ii kly lu have I'tin
fiid (he MiMipl-.oiif hi
rending . to:ii:
saaph( nes; baml
cl.eti.i iiiii-mi, iits."
Ymk. I .t
the l.cam
'(1 rluss.
ll want ad
lor
Vouv Moors of Fine
Furniture
W. II . Bohnenkamp Co.
Radio reception is pet
ting better every nijrhi.
Now is the time to get
your new
u-battkiuk;;
TUBES
AND
We have Just received n
targe Fhlpment of Tuh
and Hatteries ami can sup
ply your needs.
Telephone your ordera to
.MAIN 1J4
and we will (Ulivt-r to your
home.
La Grande
Eleclric Co.
Guai antecd Used Fords
IllJa TOI'ltINC
vei.lM) Coitl 'riivs: saut-k AIisui-Ikts, uml tula uf elius.
Driven Till) inlli".. .Met like llr.
tosr I'KicL, 8"ar,.o.i sii:t i.i. sioo.ou
Perkins Motor Co.
Thunc M-300. Cor. 4th and Adams
Remington
RKMINGTON (Jl'NS, AMMUNITION
AM) CUTLERY
Means the best (hat Rood material and
workmanship can produce. Insist on the
red ball trademark.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
rod 1 1 1 v
l.d.
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MARKET
JOEL
S GROCERIES
I'lione Main 7.")!)
I'KKSII (Ol TltV hRKSSKI) CHICKEN
Yt'Selaliles are in fresh ,.ery moininir. Celery
lettuce of the tiy hest ipiality.
and
The Slarl
Isn't Haul
HIT KKllMMi AT
Villi! SWINiiS M--M
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La Grande
National
Bank
Soiiml I(rllnU! - riKisslve
Boys' Tug-Tog
UIT
.Made with shoil ur lunjt jiunts. A iej;iiiar suit for a
leinar by. with lull like Dad's to each suit. Ajre
;; to s. 1'iieid si..io to
i;(.VS' 1 1 ATS AM) CAPS 9.".c to $2.(10
BOYS' BLOUSES, aue- li to S . S.lc t Si. 25
BO S SHOKS . Sl.OU to ? I...0
r.tns' wiMi'i: coats, 1 to s. a hifh-jri-ado
tailored, dandle leeast.-d coal made in regular man's
style. Polo and d.uk drah cloth S7.25 to 12.01)
Norton's Kiddy Shop
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Groccrits
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SPECIAL FOB
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Tich!) Sa;r:u
tiusar Cured
Hams..
Sujrar
Susar
Cured
Cured
Cured
UtitLs
ridiics
Shoulders..
Cured lacon Hacks...
:52c Lb.
22c Lb.
22c Lb.
ISc Lb.
3,")c Lb.
ALL PKESII FROM TIIR SAIOKK1IOUSE EVERY WEEK.
None better; every wv.ud guaranteed first-class'
"(). 5 Crown I'rand Sliorteninii
lo. 10 Crown I'rand Shorleninjr
1'UKE - WHOLESOME
.. I.)C
$1.50
HEALTHFUL
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Ci(y, Hoover and Economy Markets
Groceries
Meals
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