La Grande evening observer., September 13, 1929, Image 10

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Friday, September 13, 1029
( lii corpora ted )
An Independent Newapnpor
FRANK B. APPLEBY
Editor and Publisher
HARVEY P. MATTHEWS..
Buslnen8 Manager
Published evening, except Sunday, at 1416 Adama Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday.
Entered at the Post office ut I -a Grande, Oregon, an Second
Class Mall Matter undor net of March 2, 1879.
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THE OUTSAT t'OM.MAXDM EXT--.Mantnr, which Ih I ho ureal
com mil ud men t in the law? .Iom is wild unto him, Thou xhalt
Imvo t lu l.onl ihy dud with itll thy hciirt, n ml with nil thy
Tlio inevitable: A lazy man's alibi.
Making a bootlog-Rer drink what ho sells would bo capital
punishment.
No mattei1 which way you drive, if you don't drive the rijrht
way it may be the way to jail.
some after you wash your head,
home after you wash your head.
An eye-specialist says green quiets the nerves. This is
especially true of fii een-backs.
And so the earth is losing speed . Well, that sounds hope
ful. Perhaps it is on the up grade.
IDKAS
After the first 100 ideas which means the first hundred
indications that the mind is doing a little thinking of its own
account, not merely listening in lie, process of ijijnkitig Ihv
comes easier.
There are men that live and die without ever having what
really may be called an original idea of their own, and there
have been men who, with one single idea, have done more for
the world and for mankind than 10,000,000 ordinary men' of
ordinary ideas could do in a lifetime.
There was Kdisou with his electric light idea, his phono
graph idea and his hundreds of other ideas which have
brought com foi l, pleasure, riches and ease to multitudes.
Tliere was Ford with his small car idea. There were the
Revolutionary lathers with their idea of a free and inde
pendent people.
1 letter to have conceived an erroneous idea than never to
have had an idea. The harm of false philosophies is not in
themselves but in the willingness of the herd-minded and
idea-less to accept them as truths. For every creator of an
idea there are millions who never think for themselves who
Will adopt it for their own without question.
Whatever of real importance has happened on this earth
lias always begun in the brain of some human being in the
shape of an idea.
21-DAVZEPPELIMS
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tMi ! ...... -X. -vi
Salem Attorney
, May Have To
Fight
SALEM, Ore, Spt. IS (AP)
Walter WIiihIow, Kolom lawyer.
Chief of Police Fnuik Minto and
others of n party that lia (roup in
to tho wilds of Douglas county
to pray for rain and to willy forth
in otic-it of deer whenever th
woods iir wet enough to remove
t h o fire hn 'mi rd , ma y find t hem -
Helves fitfhtlnjf fires instead.
!p':ik. itdf nbont HUtoo feet biprh,
I is covered hy ii.sao fret of wm-r.
j The alisfiico rf soundings soiitli
! and en.st of the peak. It was ex-
j that it may ! a ride instead of
III JSIUUU'U
VAItlHTV OF .MIA SKiNS
IS IM 7XIJ IN VIS(X)NSIX
Mll.WAlKKK. Wis. ( Al') Sci
entists of six slates are makinjf a
concerted attempt to learn why
Wisconsin has a rrati'r variety of
Indian culture than found rlso-
of I where. .
rithiT a iiH'ltl.njf p't for red nn$n,
or n crossroads.
O. McKern. anthropologist of
tho .Milwaukee museum, is exca
vating near I. a, CroHse. the site of
th'e state's most ancient Indian cul-5
ture, known as the llnprwoll oul- "
tun', which was first idemltfied in
Ohio.
shooting game. At h-ast Wtnslow
may he healing tho flames with a
wet blanket, falling HnagH or what
ever else a fire fighter Is supposed
to do.
Stale Korester F, A. KlllOtt has
wont orders to 1 muplus county
rorvHt offictalH to find Wlnslow i
poslhle it ii ii draft hint into th
service.
Klliolt sayw ho wasn't joking.
Mack of it Is the fact (hat Winshnv
in past years has been among (ho
most vigorous pro testers in the
statu against the governor's orders
to keep the wiihoii closed, and one I
yts'ir attempted to enjoin on force- J
ment of the order. Last year ho
'protested particularly hard. He ;
took hiH party into the deer conn- '
try while tho banning proelatna- j
lion waa slill In effect, and while
they did not actually hunt deer, j
they were ready to go ns soon as It
rained and the governor Issued i
his proclamation opening the sen-
son. The Winsfow parly ha done
the satiio this seasttn. As a. result
of his imitude towards the author
ities Wlnslow Isn't any too popu
lar around the state forester's office.
The slnte
ems to have been
Be Prepared
Do not foriret that your slren-jrlli
for every eoiiiltot depend1 on your
hfiiis jrhiled for o:ieh it comes,
and never hein onndess or weary.
K. I), hill. "
f Waist Overalls for Men and Youths
ft
I Bib Overalls for Men and Boys
OFFICE
CAT
TffAOft HARM RIO.
M.'nIpo Im one rcmnlry where tile
inolliel vt)(i I'dlseM lier Imy tit he il
sfdilier fM (iHsnri il he'll Iwive u Job.
...
TIMTIIS
No hloii Ih woi-th nineli unless ct
llrwl -eliisn hulii Ih luieU tit' II, . . .
Mum til' hh ity ut put oi'i' i-vei'vihiiur
ex.ei( n tfood lliue. . . .No ulna
liiuks twice lit II. wnlillin who Is seu
Klhly ill'eMseil
...
Whe: "lllll iilnys kiiH nwfully
well, chnrt you thluli'.'"'
lie: "Me linn to; he limit n h'l-l
UlU'1'4 ...
...
'"Now. my Hon," Hiilit the con
selenlloiiM riltlier, "tell lue why I
IMtlllsheil you."
'"1'hiifn It," hllihhoreil the hoy
ItiitlKiuinlly, "you, iiouiiil the lite
oul or me, iiihI no u you ilon'l l;miw
why you ilhl It."
Willie: "(live luo 11 penny, flllll
er." .ilhel-: "Voll're too hie; now to
he nsUlllK IVil' penilleM,"
"1 'el'lln 1S yon'ro vlhl, rnlhei-.
Millie It u lllekel. '
.
I'ONT XII lill.l.S
Able I'lipa, vul In Melenco?
Atile's I '(i i:i Aly. how eouhl you
he so it II 111 ll ! Selencp is (loen thllmrH
via soys, "No smokliiK."
"fllvo us thin diiy our ilnily
hi-einl," The urent trouhle wllh
Iho worlil Is thnl loo itiriny pen
plo lire prnyiiiH lor tin- oilier lel
Hiw's lireml.
...
"I wish 1 woi-o lllM tlio hoss,"
ri'iiunki'd Iho luinii'ly utoiui.
"Why so."' yllwni il tho lilc i li'iU.
"Ilo's llhvtl.vs olltli;IMl," sinhr;!
I ho linnioly oii(.. , ., ,
...
Utile Sue (on visit to Iho coun
try): "Cr.-inny, why nre III,, chick
ens nuiklne; such noise?"
(Ininilnioiher: '"1'liey wnnt their
supper, dear."
I.lltlo Sue: "Well. If they',.,.
ON CKTTINC AM)N(J
lOvory coniiminity has its members who cun nol ncl iiltniK
with their fellnw citizens. Many offices, stores mid fuetories
have persons on the stuff who nre incompntililo with their
fellow workers. I'very man and woman knows somebody
Im or she "can't bear."
No two persons are alike, and every nation and race has
trails peculiar to itself. Sometimes the point of disagree
ment is opinion, such as ivliojous, race of national prejudice.
lielwcen individuals attitude, habits, personality and
tastes may be the cause for dislike. Sometimes people dis
KUst others and often they even anger their fellows. Women
lire said to be even more prone to take personal dislikes to
others than are men, but amoiiK men there is often heard the
remark, "if it wasn't for the law."
Hut this is a lare world and one person has no more riht
to it than another. Since it is no longer feasible to load the
life of a recluse or hermit or to retire to the recesses of a
monk's monastic cell, people must learn to conquer their dis
likes and aversions. H isn't easy and it isn't pleasant, but it
is frequently necessary. Workmen have been successful in
abolishing many undesirable working conditions, but they
have never evolved a sure method f ndding themselves of
undesirable working companions.
l'eople make life easier and sweeter for themselves by see
ing the one good trait in the person who has a dozen bad
traits.
TRY
W. K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
September Savings
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On this White Cross Toaster. Pure Aluminum. Ni atpnncl
Complete with cord 1 ftp de-sign. Cflpacity 7fi
niul plilB 4..30 2 quails I OC
Big Bargain
Beautiful Grccu Glass Mixing
Howl Set of S pieces. OQit
A srnsntinntil huy at WvC
During September we
offer you a big assort
ment of timely merchan
dise. Every item will
impress you with its qual
ity and low price. Every
member of your family
con benefit. See our STORE
NEWS for more savings.
Finn Aluminum Pcrco-
lutnr.Colwiiinhleiiign.qt.
Trlnli' Coillou" White
Eunllu-l H quint Kountt
Dhlipall.
79c
EACH
Convex Kettle of famous
white niul white ttininclcI
ware, b quert.
Set of 3 - Lipprtl Satire
Pnns. 3, 24 unit 3 quart
sizes. White enameled.
ALUMINUM LEVEL
Will not warp, split nur rust, Bilges Rrounil
Btnl milled m-eui ately, O OA
2 im-li leiif.th O.OU
Extra Quality
WHITE ENAMELWARE
Triple enaletl on henvv steel linse. No
hettcr vtilue anywhere.
SAUCEPAN 4 quart. LIPPED PRE
SERVING KETTLE CQ.
8 quart.- ICiich w7W
EXTRA! 4 AQ
only ImC'J
Benutirully
Finished
Folding
CARD
TABLE
Ettra Strong
For Card Parties,
Luni-hrons-an out
staitdiog AiK(vinte
Value. 1 0Q
TIME TO niCl SPUDS Hnrtford Six Tine Potato -J
Foik with extra lout; huiulle I 0
HOOK 'EM OUT - 4 -I fir
Five Tine Potato Hook I ,VJ
Oenuitie Uutversnl l.uin-h Kit, Etemion Hack Saw Kramt
Complete with pint 4 OQ with one blade.
vacuum botUe I iVll A luj vahir... aVVW
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MARSHALL
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ASSOCIATE
hunffry why don't thoy lay them
Hi'lVOH Jill vkk"
I'Vw of uh K''t al) wo want, but
111 O.St Of UH KH Oil WO (OHI'VVf.
First A ut nnui t Potron I put Ii
h;nl tiiclirl in ono of thosr thinffs
(ho nt li or H.-iy, nnd whnt do you
thlul cfiuin it ?
Shroud A. P. f Rivp up.
I'lrst Tho niiniiiavr.
'iiHlomcr: "I wo nt sonio pow-
it'V 10 kill COCldOlM'llt'S."
(hi-k: "Will you tnko It with
you ? '
f UfMotnnr: "N'o, Til hnvn tho
ockronrhcs mil uml yon can ruh
It on tlM'lr llltln liimmics!"
SCIK.NTIST l-'IXhK XKW
spi;(iii;s or cnoromi.K .
C'llICAtiO (AP) Quito by arei- !
dont, Karl i'. rtehniiilt, of tho l'ii-li ;
mUMfuin. dinrovei-od a. now HpociH ,
of Orooodllo two ypor-H ufjo whih'
pxanilniiis: hoiuo doooniti'd skulls
iiHcd as ffHshi'H hy iiattw or Now
(illilHn.
itoci'iitly. howovnr, at tho liond ,
of an oxiii'dloion into tho junHlo:,1
of Now (Juluoa, Schmidt has von-
fiod hlH dlseovory hy oapturlnH: onr
of tho orooodiloH, tho first omu
ph'tp, wpoclniiMi.
Submarine Mountain
Won't Stay Still
SAM l-MtANCISCO, Sopt. 2
(AP) Word that a submarine
mountain, looatod off tho Paoltto. .
ronsl west of C'atalfna. has sliil'tod '
H0 foot from Its last known posl- '
tlon w;ih wlrf'losHOd to thp Kxnm-J
inor shiu-t wavo station 1 1'P last i
iifKlit- I in tho ( 'a.rn'Kio Inst It a - I
lion's osporlmontnl yaoht CariU'Rlc
whh-h made tho discovoiy. I
Tho nii'Ma iro si a d'd t hat tho '
Because It's All Barfsy
Al! good grocers know
Puritan. Trade wEth
a grocer who han
dles genuine
all quality because it's all barley
If you had to fry a dozen
chickens you wouldn't
fry them
1 - -
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For the same reason,
I l7.f Urns ronsl their
coffee a Jew founds at
a lime instead of in
bulk. This continuous
process Controlled
Roasting, produces a
matchless, uniform
f lac or.
Suppose you did try to fry
them all at once. What a lime
you'd have cooking that tender
meat evenly!
The right way to fry a lot
of chickens is obviously one at
a time. That's just the way
I tills Hros. roast their fine blend
of coffee. Hy their patented,
continuous process Controlled
Roasting. Never in bulk. Only
a few pounds at n time pass through
the roasters and the flavor is perfectly
controlled because every berry is roasted
evenly.
No bulk-roasting process can pro
duce the matchless, uniform flavor of
Hills Bros. CotTce. And you get all this
--iS2!- ..-w' -r.
delicious goodness because Hills Hros.
Cortec is sealed in vacuum tins at the
time of roasting.
Ask for I lills Hros. Coflfec by name.
To be sure, look for the Arab the
trade-mark on the can. Hills Hros.
Cotfee is sold everywhere.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
r tv:-h (mm '. pi t,uttim
pact. Kitsily opciii-J tciih the kry.