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Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. ptfeitto femng barter (lnoorprtd) An Independent Nm.spapfl' FRANK B. APPLEB7 : Editor and PubtUh.r HARVEY P. MATTHEWS... ..Business Manager Published evenings, exnept Sunday, at Hit Adam. Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Ooserver-Star published everr Friday. Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Claw Mall Matter under net of March 2, 17. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE) C1TT OF LA GRANDE MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PREB8 The Associated Prees la exclusively entitled to uae for publica tion of all news dlepatchos credited to It or not otherwise credited It published herein. All rights of republication of apeclal dis patches In this paper, and also the local newa herein also r reserved. National Advertising Representative M. C. MOOENSEN & CO., Ino.. Ban Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Detroit. New fork SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, per month In advance..- . . .. - Dally, six months In advance Daily, single copy ... .........-.-..- Ity Hall . Dally, per month In advance Dally, per alx months In ndvanco ........... ' Dally, per year In advance Weekly Obnerver-Htnr. per year.....j . - 75o ..$4.10 . (0 eoo ....M.so 16.00 ...tz.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column 1nch....-- Display, local, per column Inch Time contract prices on application. 4 Jo 40o FOLLOW THE LICADKK Whomever will be great among you, let 111 in t le ytmr tnlnlxtcr; And whosever will be chief limong. yuti, let him be your servant: Even us the Son or . man1 came not In be iniiilNtcred unto, but to nilnlHter, 'tttid to Bjvc his ' life a raiiMoin- fur ninny. Mnlthew 2l):2G, 27. H8. ' t ; ; So very nuni'y have been doing five days' work and scat tering it over six days. - . . So few attain that nice balance midway between-inferiority; complex and swellhead. sr M ML ' You can recognize the typical American anywhere." asking somebody for a match. ... He is CREDIT AND BUSINESS Modern business is based in great part updn credit. Big business and small business and all branches of business are conducted on a credit basis. It therefore follows that when credit fails business will fail. It is no business secret that the chain of credit extends all the wuy down from the source of raw materials to the ultimate consumer. IJ verybody Used credit. The manufacturer, the merchant,' the farmer, the customer, all are borrowers. Rusiness benefits from credit, of course, or it would not grant it, but the public also reaps rich benefits from liberal credit,, Automobiles, fine furnitur gootj clothing, radios, pianos, phonographs and many other qtiasi-luxurics are possible for most people only, through credit. If the credit method of merchandising is to endure those who receive the benefit from it must fulfill their contracts. That this has been done is evident from the fact that the great majority of people who buy on credit pay their debts promptly. A cardinal virtue of the American people is the honesty they exhibit in their relations with their fcllowmcn. No greater insult can be heaped upon the American than to brand him "deadbcaL." ' ' " AS IT IS With candor and absolute frankness modern mothers arc being told what is wrong with them, No one is trying to blind them to their .shortcomings, which must be multitu dinous and deplorable judging from the attention they at tract. People who know more ulxnil bringing up children than the modern mother knows tell her her children are running wild and ask her why she is not so fine and capable us her own mother of the generation now passing. All this fits in with the present-day anxiety about the fast-flying youngsters who are supposedly less sedate, less obedient iuul less responsible than the lads and lassies of 25 years ago. Hut the indictment of their parents by reference to their -more admirable grandparents docs raise a question of fact. Were those grandmothers altogeUiur successful if the children whom ihey raised under their excellent system arc so soon to be unfilled for parenthood? It is a delicate point. Perhaps the truth is that parents of today are facing conditions which even their own parents would not have combated victoriously. The motor car and movie are only two of several new developments. However, the children of today will be better fitted than their own "bungling" parents to maintain discipline in this modern era, for they have grown up in it and know what gains it offers and what losses it inflirts. The family, genetically speaking, strives for the happiness of its members, and I he family circle of the future will bo governed by rules evolved to meet life, not as it used to be but as it is. Htoi'k, Wurrcn l.ufnJ, guards: (V- I t'fl Jlk-liitnl, KiiRi'iie, KobhiHOu, I halfback; Ward J'uIkc, i Hurler- j hack; Kukimio Anderson, fullliucli. . . ... . . I i in toiu mm wnirn ik nut. ro;ii diint on the face of the coal licuv it or n. little Runleti dirt on tin chubby hands of the. child ut piny are examples of dirt uhldi, while It may offend our est hut in kcunc, la really ImrmlenH. ; Ah we have wild, dirt , on the outnlde of the tdiln 1h practically hfirinleKH, hut If a dirty tinker Ik cat- It 1h in u eh more likely to be come infected than a clean liiwi'. TJila if why, previous to an operu- , ' I. - ,i ''iff lived here nearly all her- lif'. afterward the 1U; of the operation ,,,, ,,, . , , . I Cove high; school thin uumim-r. j They have both been' popular Ins trip near Lewiston. They will K to the ranch of I r. Herman Trippctt and spend their vacation in the Snake river country.. School closed Wednesday for a Blank, iIuukIH'!' of Mr. und Mrs. If. G. Blank of l.a Grande and I can I'uekett of ( 'ovo Saturday. October Ei at ttie Bapti.st parson -ni?e In l.u Grande wuh a -surprise to their many friends In Cove. Mrs. I'uekett Is a Cove Rlrl hav- ift Hcrubbed with alcohol or olli dinlnfective solulioiiH. Were this not done ptis.rorminu biiclerla would be carried into the tlttsue. Surgical etiMinllness ami the HtMriliKatlun of instruments tn InstsO'd upon in all hospitals. t But the must Important form of cleanliness has not yet ln?en men tioned; the kind that keep filth out of our mouths. 'I'nfnrtunatHy wo nave noi oniy to Kmiru iikhiiim The' inarriaBe of Miss1 Kstcllu Udiort vacation that the teachers miKht attend the Institute in 1-a Grande. Tho rain ami hail Tuesday de layed the prune, picking some what, but since the Weather has cleared tip tho work is prureas inK rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. George MeHonald were Baker" visitors Thursday. The Woman's club held its reg ular Hcmi-tuoiilhJy meetliiR: Thurrt day (ictober 10. One new mem-, ber. Mrs. Kenneth ..a Vlidettr! was added to the mil. Thirteen inemiiers and one visitor, Mrs. A. It, Herchor of h'orest Grovo who is spending the winter wih her daughter, Mrs. I, a Violette, (were present. hn llichards. of Cove, reports Car Burned At Promise; Origin Is Not Certain! M KS. IlKltTH A. I' A Itl'KIl (Observer Correspondent ) Charlie Worumth had the inis- . fortune to have his car burned last Friday night. He did not know the origin of the fire hut was awakened by the explosion of some j gun cartridges which he had left in the car. The car wag a total j los! He was working ut .Craw- i leys camp' ; ' , i Threasca Smith spent a few days i the first of tile week visiting with Oiends in W'allowa and Maxville. Mrs, Horner and Miss Castcel of Powwatka were visiting at Obe Swearington's Sunday. Mrs. Horner was also gathering peaches. The schools had a vacation while the teachers were away attending institute at m. Grande. Mr. and Mrs. Truman I'oulson of I'pper Powwatka were at Obe Swearington's Sunday visiting and getting peaches. Truman was also calling at John Ooud'a and Chas. Kenworthy's. John Lyons and Howard Collins . who were both wounded by gun shots while in a fight over some booze are -reported to be recover-J ing. John is at home while How- ! aid is in the hospital at Knter prise. John goes to VaHovu, quite often to have his wound dressed, j George : Carper, .of . Rochester. 1 W.iah":, who has been visiting for two weeks-" here left Monday for Maxville. where he intended to visit then go on. to Wallowa, where Ije expects to visit u few days be fore returning to his home, ; , Mr. and Mrsj.' John Carper and" Kdgar Barton attended the pheas ant feed at Wallowa given by the Odd fellows Tuesday evening. , Ouunt. Oorbett and Bay Hen derson each shot a buck deer oh Middlo Point last Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Carper made a trip to Wallowa, Tuesday. Obe Sweai'lngton has been haul ing wood to Wallowa making two trips a week. Mrs. W. .B. Heft-cock visited two days tho first of the week at Obe LA GRANDE STORE ZZZfn N.K.WEST & CO. OUR MEN'S STORE Offers You the Privilege of ' 10 Payment Plan '.' This convenient-.an-antfuiiieiit is . " offered you at 110; greater cost to y0U you pay 'the s'anib price cash or payment plan.1 Now you-. have the privilege of dressing veil, in the modern way, mid paying for them in the modern way. Come in and Talk This Plan Over With Our Store Manager Swearington's and also picked her some 'peaches. Charlie, Moore "left Monday for Vale, Oregon, to bring his - wife home from there, where nhe has been foi' some time visiting her mother, .Mrs. Aubrey Hanoy. W-. W.' Carper and family visited Sunday at'l-Vench Trumps. Mrs, Trump and Infant son have both been iiuite, ill but are, improving. Mr. Oorbett brought in IIS head of old ewes Tuesday he had pud chascd from Urnest Jnhnson at 4.5U a head. This now makes Mr Gorbett near fin n head. He also bought a fine black face buck from C. P. Carper. Must Give Cne'a Dcst No man can respect him-elf or have Ih.-U stihliine faith hhaseir. which is ossein lal to all Ji J-cM achievement, when ho puts mean, half-hearted, slip-shod service iniu what he does. lie enni.ol e hi highest self-jipprnvai unlil he do-.-s his level best. Nil' man can dn liis best or call out tin? hihe:l tiling, In hi tn while lie regards his oc-. cupatiot) as drtidery nr a Iori ' Kxeluitiiie. President Hoover is taking sb'ps I to dry up Washington. He ought 1 to ask Mr. Kord to establish n fae. I lory there; Mr. Kord lias a factmy ! in Oetroit and everybody knows 1 Metrolt is dry. 4B Mme MMIMM young people and have the best wishes of the entire community. ' The visit of Mr. Can ip Jack son, of Baker, associate grand ma tron to the Cherry chapter O. 11.' S. Tuesday, October 8, was one of the pleasant events of the wpjrjk, The afternoon wuh- spent In '--it school of instruction, while in the our own b..l I...I. ts l.u. nisml1 v ::!:',Sr!"? " L' ! ,1,C I""""1 " bt"'' -'"ont, itxuU it,. i.,..i i.,.i.iu r , it, exemplified. I here were several j in a recent hunting epedtt inn. Mrs. Terra 11, Mr. and Mrs. r'-'y-v Op Mr. and Mrs. James ll ilih- (fllU'K liPllOt 1 Ol' ' . Perhaps the must comnmn iin-i clean habit is the hnbil of pulling (lie tinge::: into one's inoiitli. Watch your neighbors in the street . ears, the theaters or the oi f ire. ' Watch yourself and see how often ! you tin it. It would be bad enough ; If only dirt were transferred ( the mouth In this manner, hut the htrnds are constantly Inuehinu tlllnRS which others have touched. and If those persons have hud the suine bad habit of putlim; finders to their months you can readily see how easily diseases ot t he throat and luns can be transmit ted. Don't ure your tonnue as a sponge for wetting your finders. t Many outbreaks of sore thrttat, typhoid fever and other intestinal diseases have been trued to per sons ot unclean habits who have Infected the food u( others. and Conference Of Clergymen Held At Cove, Oregon inson, Mrs. Htirweil. Mrs. Hals Mrs. Hoy Conklln. Mrs. lon Gale j and Miss Stella l.ehy and Mr. and j M rs. '. I ,a u so n. M is. K ft I e J Wlty is matron and tir.iut Conley ; patrnn of Cove chapter. . I Mrs. Philip Lock wood and bab son Harry of I. a Orandc were. ; guests of.Mrn. A. O, Conklln Wed- j nesday. Mrs. Mac Savindet" of I .a Grande ' spent Wednesday it li her sister, Mrs. Kay Williams. j The Ladies Aid of the Methodist; church held an all day meeting at the church parlors Wednesday A pot luck dinner was served nl Coughing Spells Famous I'reseription Stops Them Almost Instantly OVirttna for a. I rial May t or waeh XHUllC ing. Find out. why the Mnytag holds world leadership. If it doesn't sell itself, don't keep it. Deferred payments you'll never misa. The afternoon was spent In tmU' j Tlo phenomenal success of a ' doctor": famous prescription call : ed Thnxlne is dac lo its double a ion. It tiuiiiedialely sunt hs I he 1 irritation and goes dirett lo the ! internal cause not reached by ; patent meilh:lues and coukIi syr" ! ups. The very first swallow nsii 1 a II y slops even the most ubnl in- sew ing for the annual bazaar. Thoxino contains no harmful Th. Camp Kire Oirls met w: h ' pb'asanl tasting and safe their guardian. Mrs. Kenneth I -a to lette, Wednesday eveninu. An Im leased attendance and a great- I er interest was shown in the work, j Several girls new to the Cuiup i l-'ire woik are interested and hope to become members. I., li. I.uy and John' M itrholl Sold by left Tuesday morning for a hunt-: for the whole family. Sold money back guarantee to give better and quicker ndief for cntiKhs or sore throat, than any thing you have ever ti led. Ask for Thoxine. put up ready for ntr In Iir.c. liiic. and ll.ao bottles. Ited Cross lirug Store. A.lv. A. ii. Couklin ( I Ibserver ( orrrspouilen( COVK. Ore.. (Special) The Ven. ami M is, K. W. i 'reasey of Pendleton came over Tuesday to make preparation for Hie i h-my conference at the Asc nsion Kiounds, this w eekend. This U a conteretiee of (he nul l hern half of the district ol Kn stern I m -egon-and iueludeil the eleiy liym. u tioni (taker, l.a Orantie. p,.nille- ton. Hood lilver. The l-alles. auo Klamalh Kails. Uitnli.v IS. 1 , i mid -M a similar conference will Im held al K I. mi;. Hi Palls f.-r the clergy in tin- Hoiithern half ol the dlslrlet. ove Itlli sett i tot w mi acaia from Joseph In the played at Joseph Wednesday wiih a score of Sy (o a, utth the same line up for Cove as last Friday. Hilly Clark, Alxin ivterntati. (fni,trs; Vlmtl lUchards. Itoval oerl,men. tackles; I arrell Welmer. Dttn Smith, John Pishei. ends: Ahmm tietss. pn i Kir Sevit s. John Com - Health Talks a (Ml Inn ele;i ulliiess of one's surround- ( have considerable to do Willi ! CI.-:.M,IM ss AM) III Al l I) Ity lr. I'ltMlrrli k li, Sirh ker The average pi'i son predo s cte.-inlitiesH becaiiM' it I v s him : a sense of peiMOial sitisiio tlon nnd well beinir. 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