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Page Four TX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, August"' 3, 192ft.; (Incorporated) An Iuclepooilt'jit Newspaper FRANK B. ' APPLEBY.. ..Editor and Publisher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS Business Manager , PublMhed evenings, except Sunday, ut 1416 Adums Avenue, ' La Orande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every r'rlduy. Entered at the Postofftce at La Orande, OieKon, as Second Class Mail Matter under act of March 2. lS7i ' OFFICIAL PAPEK OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB ; -CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PjIEHS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub - llcatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited if published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the locul news here 1 In also are reserved . ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' ' 11 Carrier Dally, per month In advance...... .................. ......75o Pally, per six months In advance . ..14.1.0 Dally, single copy............................................l,o By Mali Dally, per' month In advance 60o Dally, per six months In advance - .......... (2.(0 Dally, per year In advance .6.90 ; Weekly Observer-Star, per year .. .. $2.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch.. 1 OFFICE CAT MAP MAAH BtC & Junius Display, local, per column inch.... - Time contract rates on a p plica t lor. a& iff i 1 THIS I'OHTiON OK LKVI "I Iijiv.j Klvnn t lit- chilUnm of lA'Vl nil the Until In ImuH for un inheritance, for tlnlr survluu Which I hey nerve." Nu. 18: 21. The balder a man gxtn on top 'of his had the tnntvr the hair seems to grow around the edges. Little Hobble Mother, have J been a good boy lately? Mother Yea, dear, a very good boy. Jlobbie And do you trust me, mother? Mother Why, of courue, mo ther trusts you, sen. Bobble Then why do you go on hiding the Jam? KuJrluV Is ail wrong. No man luw a rlKtit to kill litniM-lf and latc his slmr of tlio taxes for Uie rot of tut to pay. Hut look." a loeul nhU'k wan. arguing after hn hud been repul-1 aetl by a Hupp.-r when hn sought to kti her, "look how they kin.- In Uhj movlea" "I know, but they gei muu ior It," ah yawned. l I hill a dlMgiititlnt?! You put back i usti. ywu u uiiuvrniunu, sir, iiiut i uui un noneet man. ' ESSENTIALS IN MOVIES Some circles are much exercised at the latest order of V m Mom hi a man m ItoiieM ttlal 111 MIVi ld lilu alr. til iilhl I l-a..i my hat?" Hi; usually uska, -ihto uiu you put it'" 'sTiir i n Little old Joke Now don't you cry. ' You'll be a comic strip Hy and by. The? olhrr duy n widow it with j nun ciiifitrpn n. a rr led a widow i Willi six, anil liLsioad or marriage lliey tailed it a iimikt. Will II. Hayes, president of the Motion Picture Producers !t;0""tijr' and distributors of America, Inc. Ins statement reads: I -j''Make certain that into no picture there be allowed to inter any word, phrase, clause or sentence that directly' or indirectly encourages the slightest disrespect for law. Make c;)tain that into no picture there be allowed to enter any shot of drinking scenes, manufacture or sale of liquor, or undue effects of liquor which are not a necessary part of Ihc story or an essential clement in the building up of the ,Ipt. That is, there should be no picturization of liquor, its manufacture, use or effect which can be construed as being brought in unnecessarily as a type of propoganda." Disrespect for any-law, whatever that law may be, is not to be encouraged in the movies over which Mr. Hays has any control. The critics who feel that this is unjust discrimination in regard to one particular law have much on their side. If no disrespect for any law is to be shown, ft, , lot of thrilling crook plays will be automatically banned.! Jiut there is one qualifying phrase which eliminates this c, it nrifiium "nrvnuynrv nn ! nf Mn ufni'tf tw un mnnf inl nl ' imeit in the building up of the plot." : ' Quite aside from the prohibition laws, or any other -"Mr. I'erklns. your daughter yearn." - rerkina "Well want ?" Suitor "To marry her.' I'erkins "Well, I'll be I though you wanted a or something." I hnvt! tor 15 what do you deiulc doubt that if would ' have That Is all the profession nnUs. An Arab eat bwn much wo me had the. puhllc Juat a chance to protect each In I six pounds of dates persisted In Hie promiscuous ''Use1 dividual to prevent unm-ci-saury , dates forming hla of common drinking utensils? Utiffertng and oronoinh' lo. I vie of food. Hut the public soon forfets. I In August of last year, one of the inoKt enltghtciie1 communities In tli" state of Illinois, In a city In (he agony of an epljomlc of a gastro-intestlnal dliorder called by most of t ho physician? "inlesl lital Klu", with thousands enter ing, enduring, or emerging from the pangs of the dfuease, the t'hamber of Commerce fostered, fathered, and gvxc a gigantic free picnic to "one and all." No crime In that! No! But read a bit further! At this picnic, in or der that 'none might b thirsty, pipes were extended from the source of the drinking water, and on Ihes pipes were st multiple faucets. Suspended from each fau cet was a nlco new tin cup. I Naturally you aren't surprised lo Irarn that the contagion, which was dyeing down at the I, me, most Immediately flared; up :and burned with un increased vehe mence. . m-.-'-.. i.'i All this could have beh avoided by a little co-operation ' between the chamber of commerce and the medical profession. approiiraalely very day. the principal artl- durnt-d. pension The grounds lor divorce arc just about us aenslulo ns the grounds ior mutrtmony. "un niuii in a sired cur (Handing her vanity tune to the pretty young thing who hits drop ped It): "Keep that school-eirl complexion." HEALTH Put a Kodak in your pocket Something's bound la lluin.in thut you'd like a picture of. Wi.h a Kodak alon you're reudy. rno man pictured above In wearing; a Vest Pocket Kodak Model B. We have II here. It only costs $5 but It makes snlen did pictures in the size. lel us show It to you.' Hitra-nicM $2 up Ullnllly rtnlnliln-r Red Cross Drug Store .MeintH'i lilplej. M. I.. fjales- Ixuv, III.) ;i'BI Mi'imn-lnl ln-lllule llhouirli stales urnl inuiilelDall. tifM lint-., i. i . if VI.. II.,.,.. ....l.l ....ll I .. r ...... muumk. i,y juvvq.. u . mi., muj'o li'uiu ii-iuv iub tii:iu a ivtuilll tllHI. nnu ortlllianre. one of lh 'leaves out of any given movie cveiylhintr that in not noccs- Bn :"1,'!" i"iferH io health he .. , . ., . , ... , , spread of eerill dioeasi-K by the tine sary or essential to the ulory, he will do u bijr thino; for of common or public drinking urt,- for movie structAire and screen diam;i. Inessentials u,, "!," public oft.n gros have ckMteicd up the movies too frequently. I Thnledicai profession, rvcocnis. , . ... I "B the Brave dangers inherent lo i , . hAV A I bllVtMl. I Class not sterilized between us- A magazine writer terms Ceorire Bernard Shaw "the "'"C'''1 in gaining the co tters lo ..tu- e iu. fi .i -...i -i i.: ... . '" ratlon or the law ;f"M' "ll'v uin cu uiueiiia in buiJiuit me extent at such usage. In all pt this none-too-flatterinff characterization from any num- i,ln'l, catering- to the pui,nc, be- of communlc In the . vllal 1..l n:- i .. -i i. ..... uniawtui. irci ui uie luutiiiit ml una a nuys. It may DC IIIHC IIIC aCCUSa- That the spread itiun is iustlv doscn-ed. Nl'VCllhcless nwn thniurh Irnon. mo' Immedlalely Jength skirts and eigarets, excess cosmetics and promiscu- XXZTnl X ""diZp! jpus petting; may bo charged to the fulminations of the paper envelopes took Witty Trishman. it is di.ul.tful indeed if he really meant ..".n'Tmore ,.'nUrherhor'',,"',"h" to work so dvastating a change in life and manners. .room, and rar.-iy now do one we ! It is perfectly true that Shaw's heroines have always u;'C;',,,0r:r;rf,r '"" dr""","r ialked brashly, for he has delighted in putting into their! Th" against typhoid fever fivcuths the most entertaining h-.csies. Always his l.w.g-.'e:'',!; Vh" winded prefaces have discussed at length the revolutionary j""" h""i irsponvibie ror in.' doctrines one is supposed to ie;ll into his plays and no 'ZTZ - limn was ever more insistent upon his own radicalism. The lu """'her. Th.. em-cess of i i- lori III .-11 lli-i. t loll was noled III-, iiiillnii. Cnn any liilelllg,.ii p.-rnon I mutinies compiled i,y uur niui.-1 Hoard of Health. i rhen i-iiiiie Hi.- "flu" n-iih 1 en piil. nu 1,-k r. ,.BV irunsinlKslon ifinm one u iiniiilM-r I lirmiliuilt ; MWIH ilvlnir .lot. it ..i .1... .i . never once negiecieo to gel everybody mto soineluiriy s arms . iiih-sm.-.i ii,,- lerribie iiestrue-, 'at the final curtain and. alwavs. into the i-ieht imir "' I W " e,.i. arms. fact remains that Shaw has never been radical iu the framing of his dramas or in their conclusions. No hack tviiter ever watched his entrances anil his exits more care fully or li listed more religiously to time-tested hokum. And, hy the same token, it is worth icniemlioring that Shaw has Excursion To North Beach SUNDAY August 8th $14.50 Round io(l returning on or before? August 22. . lraM Im (ramie Sunday. H:$Q V. M.; nrrio I'ortlnnd Slomlay 7:1. a. m. . Then ilfligh'tful' boat trip down t'nlumltlH on Siesm.-r ieorman:i. arriving N o r t ii W-aeh MondHy tiftvrnoon. Low fan- lnrlodei hout trip. Mih's of heaeheH. pounding Niirf. hathintc, olhfr .sports uinl riH-M at ion. (lood hot"s und cottagi's. Kor-further Inrormutlon. Bvt locul Agent at depot. UNION PACIFIC ; As a playwright, indeed, he has been invariably and essentially a conseivative and his radicalism has been strict ly confined to advertising himself and his plays. Always his revolutionary promises have distanced his performance. Shaw is 70, now, and apparently very well satisfied v.ilh himself. He has achieved fame and fortune and he finds them sweet. We cannot conceive of him as troubled in conscience. Yet, were the flapper truly his creation, he must have his misgivings. At 70, surely, he has come to i appreciate the correctness of the statement of that tiuei ladical, Voltaire, who said, "All truths are not for all men." , ALL SUMMER DISCONTINUED STOCK ON SALE 2oc To $1.98 Supply your needs now at a savin?. Norton's Kiddy Shop Infants and Children's Wearables UNION PERSONALS ''NIL'S. Or-. (Sp-elal) Mr. ami Mill. I'hnrl.-s Adams r-ttirm-il home Saturday evenlnir fi-oin a trip to iMifur, lire., wlicie ile-v l-p-llt I two we.-l;s vitilllllK lh.il lIullEllter, Mm. il. Miller. W. U. llairirei-ly returned re cently from I'orMuml wli.-ie l((. rwnt u few days Willi Ms sin Km ersoil and Ills sister Mrs. IViu-l Sinllh. rMiror Lenin, of Kan l-'ram iw i. I vlalllng his mother Mis. Il.l.ii l.otvln. Mra MMry lluleliiii.,.ii a,i, lauithler Mrs. Killlh liMiliiu. ten Thursday mornina; for a loi I ihk lit trip In Molilalia. Wultef Cock untie a busiiusa .iotiilli-y to I'ortliiml last wi-i-li.l I lnii his return lie drove bul k a n. n lieaisi-. line nf llle latest mo. i d-ls. .Mrs. Sum I'ur-w I ami i.uiKliti-r .l.-.iline. t.t II-ml. ate KU.I-tH at lh limm. el' Mis. I;, i:. I'lit-ifi I. ! "Asli l-OI.V ; ATi.ANi-ii- i itv. n, j. .-,. rin;il di-l IslOll llpmi (he rillimiei) j 'Villi in lm Ni-k-i l nuptials. "Ask j I'lila" slid liiiilnltili ,m 1,1a uirlval lii-re lull- he iiilmltlei! a pei-simi.l l.ii-ti-i-i-m-.- im- r,.,i lrlnU and lie ''Iiliiitu .1 u.-l lmlni; I. it lie- front j P.iK' S. Ills m-xl pietlire Will In- eienii.l it,,, caicer uf I lie sprlKhlly, M..ii i-.-lllnl. j ll-r.irr a J.ipanese clillil ea.1 tend eieiy ur, In the dl. tlomiiv ' he must leain u ..i.i.ii.r ..r i. I!un I..H-,. n Jl (j Tlt.W I.I, HY .WtMOH M'At.l; I .rn i r ljlt;inn,le for Jn-cpli and Wnllnnn lu . :IMI V M, . :inf. M " Kaker anil 1 1, ,1m- . t:;ll) A. M. . l-:iilp'i " ,ller Otll) . . a.;,0 ( ' 1 " I'emllet.ai . 1 1 :HI A. M. 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