La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 30, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, XovembevHO. .1921 i,,M,V The Problem of "'v , f X" 1 If HOI IU UiVC IB BB. JfA H M t riAKI V IDUIVOU II' II ". . . . ' '-. A m jf m -II ii UT i vi n u ur I in ci i in I ill li I UJ 1 1 liv ill X Now in thie time: 1 heffin to make i ; f. ymir select ion trt . gifts assort- ' ' - t f incuts are ol and sft'l are at g Iff Wo iffer a, great variety of use- ; '. I B fill jiimI r'iatir' gifts' for all "'u JB )iik-inlK'iM-the family. i - fJWVBt 1 T XeekWVar Silk JloKiery i I: tMJJ&xd,A I (ilos SilkUnderwenr ! ijY'r'yW'mr Ill'lkereliiefs.. Silk fl'ettieoats f I ynwioir caps iiaiKi uags , ! r !. ii - " v I'Vlt .Sl.ippem . JJhm Clr v Do Your Shppin EarIy ' I? PSf ' V : T 1 fm HilFs DepV v 'v- '. ., Store , :" " I. "ZT". ; isjjgwpd my prjjjy TV ' . ':2 I III THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH ' " ' LIllLI I i.CE .1 RULING MABE f r. r Shopping ! F . 1 H j f: II Ifflj Let life' .suggest an nnjrwer to that all- w L W important question, " luu shall I give W f the children if" f 'i -f If ' A Savings-":u!yLmt in tins Tiank, S 5' ?WM where the yonngieo'ple's accounts are S .'.'. specially wtlcoiidl. J . i ii ir i a m i i : 1. i IV' I 4 I amount fronilotf' dollar up. And Hlherc J '... J. v S never was n gltliat had girater possi- W K l ti Here's it gifbthat will he annreeiated tl . . . m j . I " :1r LEGIOVE i k Communlty'g Hi8ponHll)illty TnwarO the School, anil Wuys and Mt-ans for Promoting Buttur Kducntion, lector Kducatloii, U(.ttr Amerli'milHin. i i n.rilt. J- "ir .inencaii . lyiuicailon v ci to be liiimgurated Din ing Month of December An atvfliintl itify he opened for any amount fnnnloi' dollar up. And Where never was n gltliat had girater possi bilities for neiffijiBiuncc and usefulness. Here's a' gifbtliat will he appreciated ' more and! nirnre every year give them n 'savings., accounts-- United States National Bank 1 K" m r il t WBKH L-. . '- JJggi UJUJ gg ' . A' . , ' - '. ( ABSOLUTELY FREE. Complete Set of lirelpi Vaeimnii Clejuier Attach- ' ' nients with Every lin'ha.se of the (Irnlnd Prize lEJJ REEA Eledkr Vacuum Cleaner FOR FREDfTRIAL Phone Main 104 W. A. BENHAM New Foley Bldg., opp. Post Office Supreme Court Holds that Double Legal Rate of In- teriest is Sufficient on De linquencies. SAI,EM, Nov. no. A Penalty of 12 per cent, doitblo the leKal rati of lnteroat, Is Bufriclontly bnrdon- Bunnj wneii r(!iit!eininK pioperiy soio lor (leiinciuent taxes, ucccrdhiK to an opinion written by Justice McDrld' and handed down by the Oregon su- pronie court several dnys ago. Th opinion wus Riven In the cane of Ii H. Coshun, nppollant, vs. T. M. jlurl burt, sheriff of Multnomah county, and his surety, respondents. Justice John McCourt, who was circuit judge of Multnomah county nt the time thi case was tried, was affirmed by the hlRhor court. i Tho entire case, nccordlnR to the record, revolved about the rate of In terest Unit could be collncled when redeeming property sold for delin quent taxes. As a rule there are only two classes of people who allow theli taxes lo become lnlliHiicnt," said the opinion. "One class includes those who are Ignorant that tax'Js are duo The other class Includes those who are pecuniarily unable to pay. And while some penalty Is absolutely nec essary to prevent undue dvluy in pay incut, we should not give a forced construction to the statute In order to Increase the burden upon those who are least uble to stad It. "A penalty of 12 per cent, double the lagl rale of interest, Is suffi ciently burdensome to Induce all whe ure able to do so to pay promptly uud hui'Ii considerations, we think wvra in conteiuplatlon of the legls laturo when the 11P17 act was pass ed." Jusllro iMct'ourt took no part in tho hearing or d.lsli:n or the case according to a notation on the writ ten opinion 0. A. C. TKI.I.S HOW TO .STOKE POTATOES WANT TO BUY OR BELL SOMETHING? TRY OBSERVER WANT AD AN A I Xmas gPECiAL ALE ft IE WILL SALE YOUR ClIOK IRICI i,000 CIGARS iPOSED OF AT WHOLE- COME EARLY AND GET Boxes Contain: 25 50 100 Commencing Nov. 19th Ending Nov. 30th THE LOTTES The Old Reliable Place. 1118 Jefferson Ave. OHKGON lAGKICULTURAIi Col lege, Corvnllis, Nov. ,'10. Pits for po tatoes serve as a place of storage until market conditions are mote favorable. They are used when potatoes houser. are not availabe. Potatoes torl good pits come through the winter in better condition than poorly stored ones and demand better niices. Pit should be built on slightly sloping rod well drained soilt suggests an agricultural college farm cions sue lallst. A thick layer of straw should be laid on the ground not less than VI inches deep, the desired size of the pit A frame 12 or 14 inches hieh shnnl.l be placed on the straw to pi event the j potatoes from' rolling. A lining of sirnw sunuiii no put against tli j boards to protect the potatoes. A ventilator (i or 8 inches square snouiu l! installed extending well down in the potatoes. In severe wealh er It should be rlosnl. Ten inches of straw and 12 inches of dit should cov 1 1 r the potatoes. It is a good plan to j roof the pit with rough boards in the j rainy sections of Oregon. A pit 7 feM I square with potatoes :tj to 4 feet deer at the ventilator with hold approx. imntely (!() bushels. A pit 7xN feet j has about 1:10 bushels capacity. OFt-iri M S SKIZK DIM OS. SIIATTl-K, Vvas .Nov. .",(). t'us. toms (.fficia-ls seiird 29 vials of nar- liotics woreh thousands of dollai-s on the American steamhip El Dorado at the Et Waterway dock here today. The dtigs wtre found encased in an extra boiTer tule. Hie stewner arrived this week frorr New Orleans. Federal official said penalty equal to the value of the narcotic in oriental ports would be asse-Bed againM the master. An investigation begun to d Scrap Ediucational -H -V-Fads, Churchill Says INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 30. Be cause the schoplrcom Ik the cradle of tho nation, becuuso tho foundation of "every state la the eduentlon of Its youth. The .National Americanism Commission of The American Legion and tho National Education Associa tion have Joined haivla to promote and foster education and thereby strengthen and perpetuate a better Americanism, build a more Intelli gent anil better citizenry and withal, eiiulp the youth of the nation more adequately to cop'j with life and fcrge ahead the Interests and achlev ments of the entire United Status. The initial effort Is to bo made with th'e Inauguration of "American Eduentlon Week," December 4th to 1 0th, which is to he fiUlngly observ ed In every state In the union, every city and every community. Gover nors of states, mayors of cltffcs and towns In every section of the coun try have already issued proclama tion, urging the citizens to observe this week in a fitting way and bend their energies toward the successful accomplishment of Us objectives. This Is but the Initial stop in tho elabcrnie plun of the two organiza tions working together for the ac complishment of their point objec tivebetter education and better Americanism.- Each year this week Ih to be observed. As progress Is made, situations clarified, definite lllatiB will crystallzo ami solidify into perfected programs for this aceonip llshment. '' ' . Throughout the nation on Decern ber 4tli Sunday ministers will 'preach upon the urgent need Tor better edu cation. From all over the country comes eager accepinnco of the Invita tion t: preach upon this subject. And throughout tho week, the press, pul pit, educators, patriotic bodies, na tional clubs, community clubs and other civic bodies will co-operate to make tho plan a splendid success. The muln purposes of the week nro to inform the public of the ac complishments and needs of the pub lic schools, particularly of the urg ent needs, :nnd to tfecure co-operation and support of the public In meeting these needs and to teach and foster good Americanism. "No service njs suffered more from unintelligent' criticism than the schools," Dr. Curl Ormand Williams, president of the National Education Association, and Alvln :M. Owsley, National Director of the National Americanism Commission, have said aftor a thorough preliminary survey of the educational situation in the United States. ,, "The average citizen does not read educational literature or accounts of teachers' meetings cr visit schools to learn what they- are doing or how the children are- faring," the state ment ccminued. 'The average citizen has a concep tion of school ionly as he knew It In his ow n school days. American Ed ucation Week should give the tax payers who furnish tho funds for the public schools rirst-hund knowledge of tho service for which they pay Educators cannot afford to neglect this opportunity lo advertise its alma and purposes. "It is the duty of all the friends o' education to think seriously and work hard on the problem of keep ing the Idea of public education be fore all the people all thV time. "Ill every possible way tho pub lic's attention should be centered on educational problems," the joint statement continues. "It should be centered upon tho need of bet ter buildings, library's ' and equip ment, playgrounds, better school at tendance, better paid teachers, long er school term, butter vocational ed ucation; better understanding, of th'o form nnd fundamental principles of our government and better and uni versal use of the English langunge. Special emphasis should bo placed on .ho singing of patriotic songs, sal utVs to tho flag, tho flying of the flag from every school house every school day tli eweather permits, and upon short, interesting accounts or essential facts in American history." Among the topics already select ed by communities in every quarter of the United States for the observ ance of this week are: American Idenis and Americanism; National Contributions to our Immigrant Clt tbens their pride in our country and its principles of government: AmVriian Patriotism; Civil and Mil itary llerces; tho School and the Na tion, the Greatest Investment for Community, State ami Nation; How Education May be Promote.!: The ing days are being enacted In Modoc county due to the announcement of a prospector named C. J. Molter that he had discovured a strong foil-bear-nijr ledge on the Williams ranch in Surprise Valley. Following the first discovery, it is stated, other discoveries have been .,..., " made ut nearby points and a large fcUfjlvNE, Nov. 3fJ. That fads m I area hus nuw been staked to minii education must give wuy to the oldjciaimi) fundamentals of radtn wrltln', and rlthmetlc was the message brought Assays show gold running as high to tho Institute of I.ana county , os Por ton- teachers at the second day's session yesterday In tho Eugene high school, by J. A. Churchill, stute superintend ent of public lsntruction. ! Fads are all right in, their place; but that place Is secondary, leclurnd the state superintendent, who insist ed that once tho fundamental had. been drilled In, the other studies of the later type, music and art and th ethers will follow in their place. I The inculcation of a spirit of hon or In Oregon's school childVen Mr. Churchill stated as being one of "Oregon's objectives In education," a8 well as an all round bettering of school conditions. The county unit of administration and taxation, a! system authorized by the legislature,1 and one whereby the counties may. vote to do away with the small (lis-, trlct administrative links and substi tute in their place a five-person board to hire a school superintend ent who would In turn hire the teach- j ers, Mr. Churchill strongly advocated.: COLDS Are Raging Now ' Try a box & L. COLIT New iGold Rush Near Pioneer Bonanzas TABLETS X ThefCduce fever, pro vider a laxative and quickly relieve cold? and La Grippe. L.8L.DRUGC0. " Shop Early" ALTTJRAS, Calif., Nov. 30. -Scenes' approximating gold rush min- Yeast Vitamoir Tablets Greatest Complexion Banishes Skin Eruptions, Puts On Firm Flesh. If you want to quickly clear your akin and complexion, put soma firm, healthy llcsn on your bonus, iucrcuse your nervo force and powor, aud look and fuel 100 per cent, better, eimnly try taking two of MiufUn'o tiny yeast Vl i'AMON TaUots with eaoh tnuat and watch results. MuatinV VITA MOM Tah- v,3tCKM"ACS lets contnitwriichiv concentrated PlYs yeat-vt;i;fltflcs us well as the two other stiUpfiioro important vitaminea (Fat StfiiLlu A and Wnter Kohihln X V .L'i C). Afiiey positively will not tiixtub tlKLoniuuh or cautw faa but, on the ntrary, artK grout aid to digestion, to over- iioii a&d 08 a gi;ucrul conditioner avjtctn. Pim&lca. tails and ttkin Lk-em to vanish like maidc under their inllueuce, the torn pit ion becomes tieauittui, tho cheek rony instead of Skin fc ROUGHS POT V SCRAWNY NfCK Of What Kae Are BMftiful Fatura II You Havan (Jiy buxn, Flabby FJ..h, Hollow Cheek or a Scmwny NacU? Maitln'a VITAMON Tablata Bro I'osltlvaly Guaranteed to GW You Nw Haallh, Hauuiy attd m Mora Rounded Fact and Figure. fiino con.lff tlie v.jT, I Breiiiawnd .1 Mi i the lipa red instead of colorless, tho eyea t Uist.ro d of dull. Wo rauid and amasinsr the results that suceetm is aljlutly Ruarau 1 or the trial cctj you no thine. He&iifu to ro luember tho naixe Ma.:tin's Vi-TA-MON tho original a i id genuine yeast-Yitammo tablet. There is noth!'-? -!ae like it, bo do not acocpt iwit&tioaa or aubsUtuWd. You ctn get Masliu'u VI i'AMON Talicta at all good drunkp-jts. S3 CtNUIME TABLtf Aj-e PosUively CusrantestJ io Put On Firm Flctii, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy Wlien Taken With Every Meal or Money Back Too W Arttltrw R. I'barwv. who cLttton. iht avi w a pvmrj laitr. Anor. M.h rlriunilrrni' 1 S fji Iwiit fat A - dp. Droadway at Stark Portland, Ore. i Its I'liiniiiciiyiiicatiiin in tlic heart of lliil.' vhryt' aijitics a!nd it's proximity to t lit rlitrriiiiiir and Ainuscmciit cen ters (liniyrf the l. liilay Season is mere ly anot liciMil' this famous hotel's attractions. Arthur H. Meyers Manacs ER Have Pains? Aches and polos teem to be the lot of ibe ordinary mortal. However,, theie 6hould be taken limply as .nature's warning lignali that some nrt of the human machine ii out of graer. It U minske to reiijn one's self to phyiicsl torture when the causstaa De removea VcaktiacttvA, lugIsh kid- hely-d the blood ot poiwo- Tuer that cauaea acbca aod . and Iffia, backacbe, rheu . tore ciuaclei. iff or Bwolien joint. . f Isaac B. Turn man, Aabory Par. N-'Jwritta: "My bock caused me rt dl Iroublt lr some time. 1 axperiaeced charp, ahoetini paina which ware due to the condition ot my kidney a. One boltle of Foley Kitlns-v Fill eopUely relieved me. The paina lft my back. I reCOA naend F0U7 Kidoey Pilli to my iiieoeV COVE STAGE Pass Dail; SI t J WeineiBros, ngofs, Freight 'l-jpslppm oy Hotel ' ' 1 BiLter 'riuan Movies j TAfHATI-T " spend 1 du M l cn i'M nnllr?!ec,nti-tiow wonderfully Tho Uc-MwM, p ay b themt npler way for two to 1 cvenfnc! All the new J unii Bay dances (repro- , --feature records all utiml and popular etand- -tiow wonderfully Jno . play b themt nllic aufi-rrestion no vlbra- ' c every noxe true, clear, yet', . urunswick. recoros are murvelouo. If you havent a Brunswick hear one at our shop and learn about our con venient payment plan. Tell "dad" you want a Brunawick the muaiclan'a phonogrupu and bring lilmwUbyon loaay. December Eecord3 are now in EASTERN OREGON MUSIC CO. i ' ! ! Sign Service J S Auto PaihtittQ- j The Mtodern kind nai lasts ! J A GuaranlW With Every Stroke ot the Brush and the Guar. antec la Good. Runyan In Hug's Garage SOIK (JOOn ItARCAIXS Six lots, 8-roon piasterel housn. barn anil outbuilillng? Harlior shop, stuco building 20xi:. root, lot 20x69 foet, all pqiilp.t two-chair shop, bath room fully equipped, eoda fountain stock and fixtures, niaile-to-measure clothing bus iness, pressing and cleaning, all for th; price of $4000. on. Thin is located in the Cove, and theVj, V lar, frara?.. run all f. later and I impale will fenced and I taiioii, a col rl v. j rmanrnt mthe rj-ramidi" CONCRETEIIPE COMPANY Kimnfwtiirers CEMENT PRODUCTS Ov. Nl'.l SuinX.N... l.k.N.Y. lll li,l, ,u -7; ,'."'" 1 KORDN tahule are diirtrv.cJ in thi. WKI.I, liuiUXJ MIK IN SK'TIONS city by all cka dtumait, uxluJing J Hol.l.Ow lit ILDlNij BLOTK.4 KKO ( RtVSS IIRIT. STORK ANO PH0E MAI:S" 1J0 Kactory :UUnd Oty n iN.VAl UKI G STORK. 1 " only business of this kind there nun it is doini; a good business, Tarty selling wants to lo... Terms can bo had on part of me liaymenis. 0,res ndjoinihg the town of t'ove. known fs the PUton Place. Good f-room house, tarn, granlry. food shed. e.l. cl ken houso anil Fine spring I ty of water to f ood orchard, all first-class cultl. Il heme fnr tnma. "- T.re jsuoo.00. Some cash nd assume a mortgage. A good restaurant and'room house building on Fir "treet. This property I. Mnf. Ins In good rents, and can be bought right. tYme In ,nd let talk to you about It. Tha Party skiing has left here an wants t0 sell. C J. BLACK Sc CO. (Realtors) KEW KOLEI BUM. U 0ran1 Ore. i termin reponsibility for the cache. v - -- - .i.i 'vi'."'.' " - sr