Monday. March 8, 102G.1
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
P Pour
.., t ' By WILLIAMS
BAR VEX F.
Published evening, except Sunday, at J-UO Adania Avenue,
La Orando, Oregon. The uoscrver-Biar puuuaneu
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Clan Mall Mattor under uct of Mason 2. 1879.
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" MAN'S rillVII.ICGi: "And Mown cuitm nml called fur
the ciders of tiro people, anil laid before their faces all lhino
words which the Lord commanded him. .And nil the peoplo
answered All that the I.urd hath spoken wo will
Uo." Ex. l'J: 7-S.
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One way to overcome licing sciisiUvc is to realize how
unimportant we really are.
i Extremes al wuys invite extremes,
tight his mouth gels loose. k
When a man gets
t: It isn't iirrogiincc that maRes car drivers into hollies,
but the possibility of a quick gel-awny. We note that most
of 'us do the Jourlest talking after w6 are a block or two
beyond the cop who balled us out. '
! If we might all see ourselves as others see us, we won
der if the practice of changing the color of one's hair, of
using brilliant paint, of dressing to extremes', and of over
doing the appearance gonorally would be resorted to as
promiscuously as it now. is? We are not familial' with the
practice of beauty shops but it seems that they, could lie
of great service to their patrons and to society m general
it they would prescribe moderation in such things. People
weren't intended to look like scarecrows but appearances
indicate that it am be done if desired. .' , '
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Vt LEGISLATING TO MAK I'lCOI'LE GOOD.
' Christ violated 4r.'i lornl Sundny uhHerriiiiee hiuK whieli lln .
' scribes had, )u'iird upon the tituith eonuiiiuidiueiil. Jhuh
I never founded his religion on hucr. a law us Is here pi-opom'd
(the I'.n ilk lord hill), lie made his h'IIkIoii innnlnillomil, not
legullslle. And tlie pri-ui-ltoi- today who makes tlte police dull
3 , and, not. the crows .of .('iilvnry. IiIh symbol Is not fit to lie a
preacher. The Itev. t;. H.. Lomriiere. represonlinf the Heventli
Day Advenllsts of the I'uiled Klatrs at the conKreteilolial heal--1:
tng on the Lankfui-d hill.
?! Tlie- above quotation is worthy of consideration of all
who would,' by legislative means, correct' our morals and
make us more ideal Christians. If people are doing many
things that are not good for them and no one will 'ques
tion the occasional lack of right living by the average citi
zen if those things are not now in the list of crimes before
the law, then we. can accomplish very little by putting them
there:" Tlie arm of the hv can keep murder and burglary
and vlco at n minimum. It might mako Sunday movies,
baseball games and motor trips criminal experiences. But
it wouldn't make any better the people whom the church
seeks most to reach and to seiwe. Jt wouldn't make church
attendance any nioroVattractive nor liible reading any more
interesting. , , ;
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OFFICE
CAT
TRAD MARK RIO.
I$y Junius
Two problems Hie tinmen didn't
have fifteen jennt oko wen. clitnr-
h-llc ulrnlns on their rinuers nml
cliapiHil kiVi'M.
Hlie If ever 1 many. II will he
a man w hose income ha at least
four ciphers In It.
He Tliafs Rood, dear. . My In
come Is all ciphers us. uiuny . ua
you like.
""I'ltat blamed doir." ho .kiuiiiIi
led. "has been Bcllllehill, at the
dour In git in fur the last hour, but
lie runs uwuy every time 1 open
H."
"Thai ain't tlie dog." slio ex
plained: "Hint's the hired mull
vn-ltln' a Utter on the kitchen
tllble." ,
"
She (pnnlliiK) "Hume day I'll
find .my Ideal, a man who won't
try to lake adviinlage of me."
lie "Veah, but the IoiiiIimIuix'
will probably be loo heavy to lift."
The yoiuiK man Ki'lliiix married
these deyv should he sure that he
no mij I he iillinmiy to wblih tie-
youit lady has hern niviistomed.
"What's tills?" said Hie si liuol
teacher. "Tln people "of ItoHton
are stupid? Why, the Idea!"
"Well, tlie book says lu re Hint
Massachusetts Is remarkable fur its
very dense population."
....
Treddle ".Ma, didn't the iiilss-loiuii-y
say- I lint the huvukch .Mil n't
wear any clutlieH?"
Mutliel "Ves. ilenr" '
rreddli; "Tlieii. why did pupa
pin a button In Ilia cotleciluu
Piute?"
Farm
Pointers
NoitLi': Ti'itNM sovprr.
inui-iiiv Mi. v i I Dl nrilie
If the majority of the people in a community do not ,,!.' , ' u',,. ,,i,i nobinty
want Sunday amusements, then they can readily iniosc '' iiuy joined tin- uoisiu-vik
ntreis ill.- iiiitHV n.iiiiiti.- ii- in in
I I'rlnee Viilerlun (lttenky w htwe
I'heup seeds ruin the best, laid
Knrtlell plans, i'heaii seeds are ex
pensive, says A. I.. I'eck, professor
or landscape gardening at Oregon
Agricultural college, no Milter,
whnt the price. It Is seed buying
lime now, and tlie use of good
weed Is one of the surest ways of
obtaining goud crops.
If Uri'gun farmers haul the iiiOi
uro hea from around the- dairy
biim oil the hind' before wurm
'went her comes, II will Improve, Hie
conditions around Hie barn, notes
(lie experiment station. Manure
'serves as a breeding place for -flies
and Its, removal makes conditions
.inoro sanitary for milk product-.
Ion. ,. ' i
Tomato. 'cabbage mid caullriower
lis are iow being siarted1 ill
.ucgoii greenhouses ami not ueus.
liadlslies and Icynce slnricn i- in
lieut now; nnd repteiilsh ns- tiuy
removed, will provide these for
the table for a great length of lime,
says A. Cl. Iloiuiuel, professor' of
vegetable gardening at the college.
Iflcld peas, which Teuulru 'enrly
planting, havu given good remits
whin planted In Maieh. Vurletles
Ollllliended fur western (regon
, White 'ahidlaii) Blue' H-n's-
sinn anil Arthur.-Any of -Hicsc, var
ieties grown with oats or barley
has I ll found to make a. good
hay- or silage. Where field P'-as
lielng planted for Hie first time
it Is Important Hint they hi- Inno-
ulated. says tlie experiment sta
tion. Material Mr innoculatlon ui
field peas may be obtained rrom
Hie (ll-egnn Agrlclill Hl-al college.
l-'our llinusand tluses of vnccine
lor the cure or prevention of heui-ori-aglc
septicemia 111 sheep have
been sent out by the di-paitlilellt
of bacteriology. Nearly all the
districts raising sheep have sent 111
lor vaccine, the largest number of
niniiiies being from Ktanialll
uiitiliy.
"Tin i-esiillH olitalm-d have, been
-xeeeilingly Sittlsfaetory." iwiiil '
V. t'opsou. professor of bacter
iology. "tine person after having
Alice WorthinRton Is
Wolf's Only Heiress
CIllt'AflO. Mar. .' (Al') Allen
Wortliinglon, ihiugliter of John W.
Worthlngton. Ill" "wolf of LnJallo
street" whu died ill the federal pri
son at Atlanta, hist Tuesday, told
the Chicago Jl'iibune that reports
of her father leaving a 3,khi.uii
estate were untrue.
Hhe said ahe hail the only will
her father mndo ami she is given
Hie entire estate which she, Slid
mummied to about fsfiii.miu. She
added that she will contest any
other will produced.
Aivi-:iiTisi.t; ron ;iui.s
Stunning Spring Suits
and Top Coats
All the beautiful tailoring-fine fabrics
-extra wear - that you d expect to get
in Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes at
West's ' . ;
Lively hew styles for all men, young and. old, in the spring
styles of Hart Schaffner & Marx. The materials are different,
loo Caber checks leading, in all the light shades of tan, gray,
.'and' blue. You'll like the lines of the new clothes, too, the
wide, full-cut trousers; broad shoulders and narrow, tapering.
! hip lines on the coats.
The Topcoats are of course full cut, and in the light shades
so popular now wherever you see well-dressed men.
TOPCOATS
$35 to $55 1
their will on the minority and have the amusements aliol
ished.I But if the 'majority arc not so '.disposed, legislation
Wll not make them so. If the religious organizations fos
tering this bill before congress would devote their efforts
to the education of a majority of our citizenship to the
advantages oi Sunday ooservance, us benefits to the mind appointed
and to' the body', its place and importance in the scheme J'ru 'X'X
Of lictter living, some permanent good might lie accomp
lished. These days it seems we are prone to say loo fre
quently that someone "must" or "mustn't" instead of
"should" or "shouldn't," followed by logical leasons why
the conduct advised is more beneficial. Not all of us, 'per
haps; are of mature minds, neither are we always amen
able to -reason; yet, if anyone is to have the greatest in
fluence in shaping our lives, it must be one who first as
sumes that we have reasonable intelligence and minds of
iir own. ' We prefer and even insist on being lead, not
driven: a condition that is overlooked by some of those
seeking passage of a Sunday observance law.
I'amtlv dntes buck to the lime of
Hie Noi-seiuan Iturlli. the first ruler
Of IttlHNln. ' ' "v :
l-'orsuklng ills family unit 1'oriuv-r
connections I'rlnee llbleusky adopl-
, eii Hie name of (Vdlisky mid u-ilh
mo let ambassador to
I
ple's couiiittssnry a-nd manager of
the state statistical drpai-tnu-nt.
Railway lfead
Hot Cross
Buris.:-::'-
If you haven't got yours, get them Saturday.
" Old English Style "made to sell products."
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery
, . OpiKille OUsorvcr III New I mile UlllK,
Astt Kill ti(i.ll-:. CUl ST IIHK.M).
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e-.' ' . '"1
I irohitnl rxectitlv? vire prrsnlrnt ol
the lxiulnvilie A N.uthvttHt ratlroart.
rhotitfh ho dors not carry tht title
j "MTHidrnt, hP IIUCCtHHllI th lutf
i v. L. jUapother a acllve be) of
ihe road.
KUKlSlilOIIIt, Turkey A yiiunH
man's snclcal Kloup Is mlverl.s UK
Tor Ifirls to act as dance partners
for pay. because the new rrevduui
for women Is tukliiK hold so slowly
that the men have lo dance with
chairs or each other.
h steady loss before vaccination
has not had a sliiBle loss since."
Snaps You Snapped nil
Your Sunday Hilling.
You'll be nssiired of Kood
pictures from these if your
films lire Ion with us to' be
developed.
If you cuii't briiiK them to
us just mull llieiu and we'll
mall back the pictures.
Red Cross
Drug Store
Tanlac builds
strong bodies j
"A stvertofrrition
left me weak and
nntsted, I lost 20 lbs.
After seven bottles
ef Tanlac gained
back my weight,
strength end
A in now msing
Tanlac to build up
Bgainstcomime win
trr." Mrs, II. .
Packman, So, Mil
wankct, Wis,
Thrrc a fml hint liko T:tnt;i to
purify tho hlmMi. put (he stumncli
a iwl livnr in wtirkinu itrilor and
build up a run-lnwn ImiI.v.
Million nf nipn and womrn h;tv
hcvtl bonotltrd by this Rront tnta
ami builiior mat ir coiupciinura
artor llto famous Tanlac formula
from roots, barks nnd hrrbs.
If yon uro nervous. uffcr from
InfliicosUon ; hnvo rheumatism, tor
pid liwr, buy n hottto of Tanlac at
your dnijs store today. So how
you start to tuiprovo ripht from tho
first. Tnko Tanlac VeRctablo Till
lor constljmtion.
r ,!
ani&'
Owning
You i' Own Home
Are you KetliiiK away from
the landlord'? Aid yo l B-n-tlm;
any closer to Unit home
which you have talked about.
The one built and planned
uccordlnjr tu your taste.
A bunk account built up
by weekly deposits will luiiiit
you lo your Koal In a sur
prisingly short time.
La Grande
National
SUITS
; $30 to $55 - i
' Px&3 H'D'KFS ' : C$ TIES
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" nvili-illK Ihesu new polk'adut pnekct- SprliiKllllle eolm-s Hint lend attractive- j
kcit hlcfs. I hey come lii scleral colors. . lo your new spiliiii I
$1.25 and $1.50 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00
1 N.K.West&Go.Tfefe
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I LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FUK BARGAINS
Special Sale of
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Sound - Rallabla - frogesalve
Mercerized Sewing Thread
In all the wanted colors; jrunrunleed fast; spool "ic
Star Embroidery Thread, 3 for 10c
Sttl Cmehet Thread, extnt large ImiIIs Ke
D. M. C. Tluead in all the popular coloi-s.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
For 3 days only Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday we are
offering a whole window full of fine Lamps at unheard of prices.
Bridge Lamps
Complete
$11.05
Junior Lamps
Complete
$12.75
Junior Lamps
Complete
$11.05
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. Four Floors of Fine, Furniture
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