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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1925)
Wednesday, November 1t. 102.t ' Four THE LA GRANDE EVfiNTNG OBSERVER OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS (InnorporslMl) An IiiilrMiilrnt Newapftpt-r FHANK U. Al'I'l.Kliy ....Editor and I'ubllalier UAUVlilf K. MATTllKWU -.....llualDuii Manager ruUllihud evening, oicupt Sunday, at lilt Adama Avonus, Is. Uraiida, Oregon. Tim Obimr vur-Hlur pjuiialied every Friday. Eutured at the lJoatorrlce at La Uraude, Oregon, aa Buoond Claaa Mall Mailer under act of March 1, 1171. OITKICIAL I'APEn OK UNION COUNT! AND TUB C1TT OW LA ORANUB MliMlllCH AHSOOIATUD l'HUHH Tha Aaaoalatod Preaa la exalualvely antltled to uae for pub lloatloD of all newa dlapatchea credited to It or not otherwise credited It publlabed therein. All rlglita of republication of apuolal dlepalouea In ilila paper, and alao the looal nawa bore lit alao are reaorved BUHHCllli'TION UATKH ' Iij Uarrlm Dally, per month In adTanoe.. Dally, an nionllia In advance. Dally, alugla oopy . ..750 -.14.60 III Mall Dally, per month In advance Dally, per all montha In advance....... Dally, per year In advance ... Weekly Obaerver-Star, pur yuar.. 60a ..(2.60 ..td.oo ..11.00 AOVKHTIHlNa HATES Dlaplay, foreign, per column Inch , , , 4zo Dlaplay, local, per column tHnh Aii Time ooutract ratea on application KH'IIKri llAVK WINOH: Ij.bnur not In In rich; ri'iimi from Mild" own wbtdoin, Kor i trlii1 certainly make, them uclvea wingn; they 1 ly uwiiy,- Trove rim 113: 4, l. 1 Ankle lumps arc tin? Intent I'ntiliion fur smart Parisian woman, the ht beintr f'ln.slicd olTunil on at will. Appar ently, no sm'.h' decoration in needed to attraet attention in , tho daytime. ,;'; .. World War veterans should take care in their reminis cences not to recall (before their wives) how many French Rirls kissed them seven years aifo today in celebration of this Armistice. Tho resolution passed by tho Chicago city council ex lircssinjr a desire to secede from the state of Illinois to form a new stale should not be objectionable to the rest of that commonwealth. Any scheme to get Chicago gunmen r.nd bandits off by themselves deserves encouragement. . A DAY OF VHACK; , It Jia a, fitting thing that mankind on this memorable linniversary of Armistieo Day can feel that universal peace has been so nearly realized during tho last seven years, that so much progress has been made in solving tho many differences of Kuropenn nations, and especially that good feeling to u more marked degree has been established be tween France and Germany. Tho signing of tho Locarno pact and tho consequent agreements that will safeguard and promote peace in tho coming years should give additional cause, no matter if future adjustments make it seem futile, for celebration of the victory and the accomplishment of peace .that Armistice Day commemorates. Armistice Day is a day of celebration and a day of joy not one of sadness and mourning. The feeling of every American is one of tenderness as they think of those who died, hero or overseas, for the cause of the Ureal War, but we celebrate tho day for what was accomplished with its dawning, we celebrate for the deeds and the bravery that made such accomplishment possible, and we celebrate for a nation of young men who offered and made the supreme si crifice for home, country ami flag. Such an accomplish ment, such deeds and bravery, and such men are worthy of the heart-fell celebration that characterized that first Armistice Day and this day. It was a happy day then and it should always be so. F.ven for "those who gave the most" it should be a marked day in which they can find happiness that such giving was for one's country. During the seven years since Armistice Day came into being America has kept the faith. Kegardless of what one may think about our entry into the League of Nations or our particiiwtion in L'mvpean affairs, it cannot be said that we have not lieen a friend of all nations, that we do not desire peace with all mil ions. We have helped restore peace to l'mvpo. Our example of government by the peo ple is one of the signposts that points the way to peace. And the principles of self-government if there weiv any clearly defined principles in our minds those days were the principles for which American soldiers fought in Fiance. Certainly America has not deviated from that course, ami today a thoughtful citi.enry longs for the day when all Kuropcan people will grasp the U-ncfits those principles oiler. 'Saw! FEt? Gosh eAKu.'S OOWT VA kmow 'at: "Ti-ttW HAkiCr PE.EPUL. IW TH' ,NEST FF-R , MORSE "falEFlU?, i va poorv &MPUN6TOM SlTj AM WE. AmT SlfcAUu' im! vmcW JOS BoP?RERlM M IILL VNt en 1 WARE. I VNE Kim KfCTCH A ICOOPIL VAjIt! t"aYM . -aV A. 9 VvM CE.RTMV MA POOf? MOT', VJt'O . t-tAf F -T'eTEAi: A COW OWCE IW A WILE FEED Them DOGS. WAPE A HORSE. LL EAT GRAS'i! AM AMVHOW. Devi's, OriKi-T lOoW ftOOO Okl A PRAlPieil.f Y V"" SI ',.".' .ft?? Vj. ECOKiOMlC TVTAWGPoPrATlOM. J i' iii,i'u ' OW Br Nt OtltVICE, INC OFFICE CAT TRAOI HANK RIO. A iim'I'o inurtnl man m,i,r n-nl liniv ut-nk lie Is until he trier lo qui). RiimkliiK. Sittu pun-nU Rp'nd niiiiiey Hi'titl Iiilt Hi NititH lo 4'ullt'Ki win n they ilun'l know when 1 lull next fur Ijj cotuhiK from. A vitltitfo in no leisure rltiKN e- eopt the man whose wife t tikes In houi UeiH. . hm'i Hit Hiiphtely on your roost, Tail euine nlontr iumI lielp un huiml l-'or better thlnKs of I'Very kliul: Ami leuve your ktiklnjf flutheM be hlntt. And let I lu wolveM of war be IoohciI im every k"" who doesn't boast. oter the ivlre me ntl I'll for me to heiir," sii hi Hie tele.hnin' operator Ui thr llueitiaii: ( . I i1 IW nns,erel:).i'('iut,t jeKt. to work iliiHiiul I'li'i ti ii'Hy 'wlt'iout UtMtliiK hlHH'U oiuv hi n while." now yoi ti.IjIj ok' Mrst ttttehelor "1 Low ohl Is Mb-8 .SpltiHler due.sn'l she Malm twenty-rive?" Second ltaeh "Duuno what 'she etulniM, hut tit her lat birthday imiiy when" they lighted the win-dh-H on her enke. rive taople wero( overcome by the heat." " i. - ioiri: i:itsn Jaek and Jltl 'Tl .. Sped up Ihe hill. V- ' - A eurvo up th'i e was (ihiii p. . The vuv upset; ' ' Jaek' rolling yet; 'jura playinp oif a hurp. ... Thr Invention of MwrX sklrU'was ii neut way of eseaphiK th.Vltd fiiHhlonrd embarnussimenti, oj u windy day. ' 'i "Ulekety. riiekety noisy .nttthv- ti up, I leel (.orry for -you. IJ. u " mil of th thliitt that oim hitv It. No 'r.-nsonnbte offir re fimeil. lion (irlffln. 3H Miiln." For wile ud In cxehane. . j "What Is it when you're murrlfil to mow than one woiiinn?" , ,l,iil)Kiun.v.M- "Ami when you're marrleit to one only?" ".onulin,v." You can't blame a spinster for hrtHf? partlenlar. If she hadn't been parlkcular lu wouldn't he one. - a lnlmr, Texas, wiints seven sc:nHl tiiiehers of the feminine ierun .sion who lo not pa hit or powder, who do not wear sleeveless dresMs w II h ahhivx IhIimI skirts, and w ho are willhiix to Im at home at 0 o'clock every eveuln ami remain in town three Sundays liHiiith. S4Iuhi tetiehers from to l i'nrs old who nee enjoying rimmI lien Mh wilt find this a fine oppor tunity. . Another tiling hard to nndrr stand is how the uverune woman win comululn about beliii; hungry .nd then be satisTled with a lettuce unmiwieh. w km mm .: fj 1 . 1 "TL-. Armistice Day The Day for REMEMBERING MEN IN OLIVE DRAB, IN NAVY BLUE, ' IN MUFTI ADORNED BY THE BRONZE BUTTON OF THE WORLD WARTHIS IS THEIR DAY. TO THEM, AND TO . THE COMRADES THEY LEFT BE HIND, A GRATEFUL NATION GIVES THANKS FOR -HONOR, PROSPERITY, PEACE. IN HONOR OF THOSE LIVING AND THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR ALL FOR DEMOCRACY, THIS STORE WILL BE . CLOSED ALL DAY NOVEMBER 11TH. Let Us Join the IJo.vs of Union, W.aI!ov;i, Uma tilla Counties in This Great Armistice ; Day Celebration. N.K.West& Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years &s ' ? 2i WINK ittAIM:s TAMO C'AltS HOOD UlVKlt. Ore. Shortare (tf retrisrerator cars, due to the heavy movement of wine frraper. in falifornhi, has put local ship pers back 2 a days In getting their fruit to eastern and middle west-' ern consumption, it was declared. Tit for the lack of refrigeiat .M j rntllnir stock the Apple 'Wpowwn' associat ion. w hie h has passed the l.tMMi-ca'r mark, would luiYe had all of. ils apples, except those held for local Biorane for late eon iiumptlon. shipitfd. The iK-socla-tion will have only about M(i ad ditional cars. On- no former year has the Hood KJver apple harvest be--n completed as early. (iroWeis m all districts have their fruit in warehouses. Seventy-five per cent of the oivMurdiMs are throufh packiUrT. .The shortaKe bf cais has hud no effect on Kales n(s fruit. - Trouble with mixing bu-sitn-s and pleaire" Is vou are so liable to ruth both orffi"i-'m. ' Wishing I'vrryouo a ploasant tiuio, and in hoiur Of AKMlSTin; DAY This Stoiv Will In' C'losal. Norton's Kiddy Shop t.,rllilu In IuIiuiUi' ainl l lilMrrn'a Wear Guaranteed Used Fords 192 i FOKD I 01 V) Ivtersililc alo. spcrdomrtrr ami many extras. A-l nicclianual condition, fiiicd SoOO.OO. Perkins Motor Co. l'hene M-oOO. Cur. 4 th and Ad.ims P MW 'I Through Their Unscltisl.ness and Valor W flgs I AJ "Humanity Still Lives!" I' 'j' jf I I l9l8 Armistice Day , j ! La Grande National Bank
