La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1926, Image 4

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fcARVET P. MATTHBWB.................,......,Buln MMW
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ftatered at tbe Ponotf Ice at La Qranda. Oreon, a Seoeael
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COD GI'llJK.S "Heboid, I
'., keop Ihef In tin' 'y, and to
'".'! haw prepurcd." E. 8J:!0.
"These automobiles certainly are rasing Cain with the
jieople, nowadays," someone
; Not "that. We people certainly raise Cain with our auto-
S mobiles.
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l .i ' It sounds like sarcasm, but one of our Texas 'contempor
' nries says that congress, - after hearing all available tcsti-
i niony, has learned that some of the people want liquor and
some of tlicm don't. And we might add that, in other
j ; words, it's the same old apartment-house quarrel: Some
I would sit far into the night singing "How Dry I am," and
j. tho rest of us object to being kept awake.
j Abd-el-Krim as an adventurer showed the world ho was
a good (sport, nnyway. He fought the Spanish five years
j and the French two years, with only such equipment as he
' could capture from his modcmly-equippcd foes. Now that
' the. novelty of his "war" is wearing off he springs a big
surprise by dumping u few thousand prisoners back . into,
I tho French line and tells them it's their war from now on
I lie's through,; , ;
;.-! ; OREGON YOUNGSTERS llWROV' ' '
: : So much has been said about the "younger generation"
going to the dogs that The Observer hastens to quote from
the. Blue Mountain Eagle, which in turn has referred to
j its files of 30 or 40 years 'back, when Oregon youngsters
1 j really got "in- bad."
: "They tell us that these are degenerate days," says The
i Eagle, , "and that the young folks arc not what they used
i to be. . According to tho files
; some 30 or 40 years, it is probably a good thing the young
i j folks now are not like they
t ago.- . The news items of those days show many of the
: j young men before the court. The justice of the peace was
; j a busy gentleman in those days. Every week he had some
; ? young men up before him. There was drinking and there
i !' was. ,fighting, and there was larceny, 10 times, according
I to the old files of this paper,
thing that young folks are not
are Smarter, 'wiser and better
' the trouble that is reported in
: or 40 years ago." , . .
, f MEMORIAL DAY. ' "
. Memorial Day more thaii any other is consecrated to the
ideals of peace. Peace 'between brother and brother, peace
among warring factions,', peace among nations,
i Permanent peace is a glorious vision. How to attain it?
. Disarmament? Yes. disaimament helps a little, because it
ete that much of the human mind free from concentrating
on engines of war. Treaties? Yes, they help a little, too.
!' They give a feeling of security and allow the nations iii
; yolvel to., put their minds on other things. All the me
j chanjcal methods Jielp a little, each in its way. Hut none of
i them, is the great means, the infallible maker of peace. -.;
"He who , would have friends must show himself
'. friendly." . " H s . .
y. -. That s all. But it is a great deal. It means that we
", musfc know our. brothers and the meinlers of our other
: factions and tho nations of the earth. We must learn" to
; respect other people's, opinions, other people's points of
view, We need not abandon our own ways, if they seem
l-; to us better.- l!ut neither iieed we enforce them on others.
; And a friendly, tolciaut attitude is the thing most cal
dilated to keep the other fellow from enforcing his opinions
on. us. ; Puaco in the human mind means peace in the indi
S vidual mind. The idea of cooperation must take the place
; of the idea of necessary contest. These nit! the means that
j count. .
ji i Therefore, when we decorate the graves of those who
i gave their lives to war in order that their fellows miuht
have peace, it is worth while to consider these things to
make a start in the direction of holding peace and good will
to men in the individual heart. And remember on this
lace-tiine occasion, when peace-time organisations parade
; is in war-time, in Iji Grande and elsewhere, it should In?
;" reminder of tho honors of war. Respect shown for the
; lag and the paradeis at this time is due respect for the
military dead.
..Editor and PuMlabw
of March 1, lilt.
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Bend tin Aiict'l before tlirf, to
bring tlivo Into tho plucu which
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exclaims after a bad accident
of this paper dating back'
were m Grant county 30 years
to one case now. It is a good
what they used to be. They
and certainly do not get into
the old files of this paper 30
OUTOUBWAT
A.ET; UM RATTLE1.
VNHOOOA Wt CARE
VWHOT P&EPUU
-ittluW-S i 1WE-f 1
NNONT RATTLE
VNEM weRE COMIU
BACK VMiTHUM
it riti,
(11) I'lura I.. Ilarrii')
Tin tnlRlily proud" snid Fiinucr
John.
'I'll way tin? wlirfit 1h coinliifr on.
' A bumper crop I'll htivo IIiIm year.
I Of hHi'd llniiN nevnr inort I'll lirur.
Now liurllfl I'll build, I'll . Mliow
Homo ini'ii
That 1 van run. a Turin"- but then
. ..CI Wins
' . .' It friz.
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"JUHt iH' illy rllcriicH"1 qllllh'd
Jov Hi-own,
Tlu rim-Hi oiiih In all tin- town.
The uliirki'l'a Kood, I'll kcII tho lo(.
JunI rluhl awny and uol Kt'l cuiirIi(
Whun 'inarUnta sluui. My dubla I'll
. )my. .
And bank, tbu . money, lull" but
miy
... U..WIMI , ,
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"Tills I'l'l'le , crop" Krllllieil ' Mr.
. lllrepil, (; ,, ,
IIIm l,iri'r limn I've ever seen.
I'll harvest early then I II apeed
To I'allfornla. where you read
Of orunite lirovea, a 'rue bouI male
And ninny pleadurea. fun" but
wall i
(1 Wlx
It frl.
"TlibJ Is' the' lire" llolll Hally
' Meail.
1 planleil bill Ihe liesl of Heed.
My ifurden l In Hp ll haie.
l'vo weeileil early, weeded lale
Se-on to Ihe e.lly I: will tfo,
And evuiy penny speiul" bul oh
O Wlx
: . .11 rrltt. .
Man and Woman Escape
Plunge Over Niagara
NIAUAIIA r.M.IX N. Y.. May
i .(ATI. -A, man and uomaii nar-j
runiy OHCai"! kjiuk ' 'T mr io
m . WrAEKl 51LEMCg tS GOV-OEr4.
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Poets' Corner
?Pe;?7' 1 v;t?- -J vmscmwH'&VBBp ' 35"--
-yf -N r, " HE MVER PLS CP MERE 'ft-
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-V&ACKlTtJ MORfc
ItkiSl-tOM NNllWtM
, NEM
-ifr&W'U. BE FULL!
PFCPuL'LL B&
LAFFtN AT OS ,
-WERE J
SWEDEN, U. S. ,
FRIENDSHIP
STRESSED
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country from Hwi'iln nnd In tho
frtllral ilayn of tho Clvli war bulU
(ho tron-t'Kul .Monitor. .
HpcaklnfT In Potonuic park near
(ho. Lincoln Mi'inorini nntl In the,
prcHencc of a tllHtlnulnhctl auUt
miil'O. wh Ifli Inuluilt'd Crown I'rlnco
OtiKtaf Adotph of Hwrdcn, tho pr
Ident wild tho inonunwnt sJiould
Hland as a ii'inlndor tn "our cltl
Kons of varioiw niccH" .that- al
though ho whoo memory It nervoH
and thoy nvfcy; have "(lifrorod In
hlood and race, I hoy wore yot
bound together by tho tlo that mir
paKtioa raoo and blood In the coin
munlon of a common spirit. M ;
"One (Vhhmmmi Coiinlrjr.
'"When once onr fool have touch
od IhlH soil." he addod. Vhon
nnco w-fi have made .Uit Jund. our
homo, wherever our place of birth,
whatever our nice, , wo are all
hlouded In' oiie common country.
We fun not put too much emphanla
on tin' 'fact that in this 'country
w are all , bound togother In a
common destiny. We must all be
united its one people.
"II Is not, then, for the purpose
of. Aettliifr one people above an
olher that we awsemble hero today
to do reverence to the momory of. h,
Kreat koh of Sweden, but rather to
fflory In the mime of John Krlcwwon
and hia race sih it preeminent ex
ample of the auperb conlrlbtitlou
which ha.s boon made by many dif
ferent nullonnlHiea to the cause' of
our countrv.V ,
early today when thotr motoi-buat
ran on a ubmorK'd lee floe and
wus belnff curried down ytroum.
The loo flow and boat finally
caught on u Kind bar at the head
of Parsons Island, u mile above
Ihe falls and - wns held' -fast until
rlvenneii coubt reach It.
The pair rescued were J. dun
zelinun and his niuther-ln-lav,
who reside on Navy Island.
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THE INCORRIGIBLES
Br WHXIA1IS
ten UNI urr
OS ALV.
IrERE! CAKTf. VMC
LAFP ATlfcEM AtV.
HUH ? . CAMT WTeJ
"SURE. VJs. tMN I
i Now boohs to.be added to the
public. library this evenl'nir;
. . Adams "Uemocracy,'
Adams "Kudo It urn I Ithymes."i
, .Atkins r'Ktandlnff up to Life."
Kolsford -"ItiiHmun l'olk Honprt"
Hiowno "The Cheerful Fraud."
r t'lare "Musical Appreciation
and tho Htudlo (.'luh."
Do la Mare7-''Tho (,'onnolsseur."
7 J'Jrt "AfUT Noon."
, (..oold "Mouther Heretics."
.' (iuest "The J.ljrht of Falth.M
Hendry ." 1 o w nt-y of thej
Mounted." . ' . '
Hiist "Ufrt and Letters of Tho
mas Jefferson."
Humphrey "The , Host Love
Stories of IHIM."
' laca "With or Without."
Matthewa "The Chief Itrlllsh
Drauiatiatn, KxuludliiK Shakes
peare." Mllhe-"The Holiday Itound."
Milne "Once a Week."
Moore "The1' 'IMireo Owls."":
M 0180 "Furnlttiru oftUe XilJ.,
en TfmeH.M t ' " . " f -
Oemler "Shepherds." ;
t8trander "The SleeplKtr Cat."
Tendexler "Harry Idaho."
Tilt "The Uw of the Ueun
Lands." ,
Kalne "Honanau." I
Itetsner k'SrM'lal I'luns for Ihe
Younp People.' j
Huko"S;iIiiiou and Trout."
Hamteritoii "The Fanner and
His Community." ' . j
HearboroiiKh "t n the Trull ot!
Ihe Negro Folk Honirs.".
Kteeb- "ltkey Island."
HlldKor "Flndliiff God In!
Hooks." i
Tuft "Handbook of Window!
Display."
Terhuno "Treasure.1
Tupper "JorKensen."
Waite -"A t.lttl Hook or Mod
ern: Dahlia Culture."
'Wilkinson "Ytile Fire'
1 Yountf "The Durk Tower." '
Yoiyig "Days of 4'J."
Hirst "Life of TIioiiihh Jeffee
son" a worthwhile biography of
Library Ghats
'" :
.OFFICE
CAT
Tell a smutty fcrtory and It will
travel fifty miles before night, but
tell a nice decent parlor story and
It never gets past the hearer. -
The sumo fellows who wll those
lead pencil sharpening iiiachllies,
uIho sell lead pencils. ,
Theater Xox orrkv Man: "Heyl
ivt in lino. Whnl U'je think that
bra rail In Tor?"
"Why, I thought JI was for peo
ple to ketch hold ot wlieii they hear
the iir-rea,'
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'All tho world loves a lover If
he'll just, re r ruin from giving, pub
lic exhibition of his loving.
It Isn't probable that Irving Mer
lin's next song hit will be entitled:
"Now Her Folks. Are My Folks" or
bomclhhig- Uko that.
"Tho time will come when my
name will be in the mouth of every
person In the country,' exclaimed
the aspiring politician.
"How muny flavors of gum are
you going to manufacture?"
'
"KMHwiirc of the hie and knee
limci-H ihe temperature of tho
1m Ml v." a writer tells us. Hot the
average chorus girt Is a pretty
warm member.
"How can a good girl g:t
beau?" usks a sob sister. We know
a harder one thun that "How can a
girl get a good beau?"
JOINT WORK
HELD NEED
OVER WORLD
(Continued from Page 1)
riK-n'a organizations. ' In part II
reada:
As 1 gar.e Into your Intelligent
and radiant fa ens I cannot forget
that I had a father. If It had not
boen for my father I would not be
here today.
"It la like painting the Illy to
eulogize inun, that bronco of
social convention that women huve
.litem plod to corral slncu tho Gar
den of Udcn.
"Gentlemen, 1 speak of another
or the masculine specie I have ii
lutsband. 1 could not be married
without acquiring a husband and
a father-in-law.
"G cnt I e in e n. womanhood Is
thrilled with the .way you race the
cruel world taking, liberties, and
chances that only a man can ap
preciate" , .t
this Interest lug statesman. . '
Kage -"Salmon anil Trout' u
useCul book for fishermen.
PIANO MCKT K SOIjD
Will aicrlfice hrgh-grado piano
la storage nonr- hero for immed
iate sale. Will gio easy terms to
an established homo. l'or full par
tie u la rs and whore It can be seen,
add i-oss 1 orl land M usic Co.. 7 i
flth Hi.. I'ortliiMd. Ore.
$100
'J'akes the 5-Tubo
Radio In the win
dow, c o m p 1 c t c,
ready to run. .
La Grande
Electric
Co.
1412 Adams Ava.
Special
$2.98
Electric Curling Iron
negular .....?l.ri)
Rarlwr Sheare ' 1.35
Comb 25
Close Cutting Clip
pel's 2.55
Total ?5.C3
SPECIAL
ALL FOR $2.98
Red Gross
Drugstore
X 7
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FLORSHEIM SHOES
. For the Well- Dressed Man I
, - - -STYLE QUALITY COMFORT
, $10 and $11' '
" 'Cool because they're skeleton lined.
N,K. West & Co. Inc.
. La Grande's Leading Store For 23 Years. - .
AMERICANS WILL
BE DEPORTED IJY
CANADIAN OFFICE
KKA'm.ra, May l!'J- (Al') Tho
ttoverii iii.'iH unnounri'd loiliiy lhl
kcoh'B of Amurlvaii 'H Ix'jim ,wlio
rlcil lo Ciinmla In a Kioup ol li il
enl Hniior ra-sos hi which 'J'HI wt-rt'
Indk'li'd hero Mar 12 will In; ar
rested Ihere ror local offenses ami
deported Into tlm I'nitcd 1-talcB.
A aerlcii of raUlu on iilacca In
Victoria and Vancouver that hool
fg liquor dcHpite provincial coll
Irol U planned. .
Tho.se who fled hail learned or
the accusatlona In advance IIiiuiikIi
Call and See Us Sunday
We are open all day Sunday and are vcpared with
a large variety of Cakes and Tics to tempt .yout
appetite. .',,'''"' .',"' '.
Prices 23c to 50c . .',' ,
Our Products Made to Sell More. .. ; .
Gwilliams' Electric
"Home of Golden Crust" Made to sell more.
Open Sundays.
Opposite Observer
Slip-Over Play Suits
Size 0 to 50c
Regular Heavy Weight Play Togs.:
Bib Overalls, size 1 to 8.... .:
Khaki Outing Togs, size 2 to G...:
Khaki Outing Togs, size 7 to 14
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Infants' and Children's Wearables
A Regular Physical
Examination-
Should be included in the annual health program of
every man. woman iuhI child.1 Health insurance is
advisable. Health assurance is invaluable. A thor
ough audit, of your health, with a couple of extra
check-ups every year, will make you the benefactor'
of preventive medicine. '
Your State Hoard of Health is urging tho adoption
and standardization of this movement throughout
Oregon. The fine response of physicians proves that
a large body of medical men are working, not for
their own Bullish intercuts, but in true service of
,;hXinianity.
C Hot Lake Sanatorium v
DR. V. T. I'llV, Owner and Director. T
dodging the detours
?on the. highway of life
La Grande
I Nation
Bank
Ki ' i
:i leak In u rrderal ifrand jury.. Jtttf."
exiiiiilillon ireaty covera conapinu.-
In lulac Hie AiuerlcHn prohlpllUm
law. Of Ihe '.'an. one hundred and'
twenty mm at liberty. , ' . . I'i,,
Art Giirks, of Seattle, m ji
Suspended Indeflnilcl)',
l.us ANOKI.IJH. May S9 AIV.
The Indefinite Bunpcnslon of- A
ClilKBH. riiat haaenian or lha Beat
He club of the racltlo coast
leuKiie. wua announced here toi
I'ay.by Harry A. Williams, leagua
piexldeiil. The suspension reports
to Williams or an allercatloji be,1
tw.en (irlKKs and I'lnplro .Becker
ycslerday morning;. , 1,', ;
.11 tiil-ai"aj
95c
,....95c
.$1.25
..$1.50
an open road message
it's done with an account
ut Uls coincident home bank
al
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IN A N CI A L
SERVICE
TATION
yours?
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