La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 29, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI 1 i i i ' ' " w r PAGE VOVTt Thurv'hv. TVremhrr 10.21 Cbc Obseitvct: AN IKUtCFUNUlfiNT NH BiVa ftflH Publtahnd daily and wfklr at 14 Oraode, Orofuii, by l. ClruiO fa; van SMB wu"rr i-uuilfinillK LOOIDUir. UftUCB DKNNIeT. Editor IN THE OLD BOMS TOjw otered at Ilia Hoatoffiea at'L.a Grand Orenon, aa Bacon d Claaa MaildiatUr. Addrc'8 ait comonicatlooa to THB viwuikii'm tut Auaum AiIh Urando, Oregon. CITY ANU COUNT UttWlCULMd PAFUH On In oilier cltrfua Oregon Hotel Newa Bland, VortUnd; Imperial Nawa Htand, Portland; Mulnoma Wawa aUBStJlUPTlON RJ'I , By Cavaiaa. Daily, par vionth ,, uuiy, p r inree month . Dally, per alx mo, la advaaoa . uaiiy. ainBi copy , Too ...12.:: i to Hv Mnll Daliy, per yaar in advano .0o Dally, wix month In advanoa t "ft Dally, thru monhla In advanca il.60 Dully, ptir mo nib , d fn ""'7 wiwjrytir'DiW. ct Hia.ll. pr year In advance . -ties HEHUKIl OK AMKOCIATICU rllHSi Tto Atfoclntd Preta la exclusively antltlod to una for puollcaUon of all aewa fllnpatcha credited to It or not nrwiiB creanea in this paper, and miaw mti luum nowi puouunea mere in. All rlffhta of ra-publlcatlon of npaclaJ iii'nivui.i uro a mo are reaervea. Bible Thought For Today HOW TO K3CAPE KROM EVIL: Because thou hust made the Lord. which, ta my refuge, even the Most Hirh, thy habitation ; there shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come niifh thy dwelling. For he Hhall (rive his angels charge over thee ,to keep thee in all thy ways. Psalm 1)1:11-11. raw,,, ;-- A" -""-M tz crjr..-'- fr LHi J look mere youwv w r.vT"a, w-.i..i f cr" J-WiX5f Like to stnd out r" "HI " ,-c:-u HER vvrmojTA I . . I AUNTSAIAW PEABOP. 1-EAOER OF THE SOCIETY For? SuPPPeMPONOF PIPE SfiOKiN&, 13 ti I I If4 I inc luurm jrvreu rmuvrc THEIR HORSES STANO OUT IH FRONT OF Tt'.e POOLHOOM. niootile light bllln In Ui Grando nre Knocking. , , Plciico Send Photo Situation Wanted Stenographer ilfBiren to work for wma imo who don not onciilato hi employes. . Ajlvertlscmmit In Chicago, (111.) American. Portland And The Upstate (Prank Irvlno in Portland Journal) The bitter flKlit at the special ses sion over the exposition inensiiro re calls that from timo liniiioninrlal there has been a feeling In upstate roiintleK that J'ortland way not fair with tho rest of the hUte. 'I'll at fenlliiK of feiidlsin was voiced all over Oregon a generation ago. Men now well flloiiK In yearB use.l to hear it when they wore schoolboys. It uppeitred eonsUintly In county newspapers. It was a general feel ing that Portland was ulways ready to "put something over" on tho rest of tho state. Sincere men voiced It and Insincere politicians fed it and capitalized It to their own bene llt. . i It ban never disappeared. Rome times It smoldered, particularly In thoNe days when the Oregon De velopment league, for a brief period, got up tho slogan "One for ail and till for one," und for a time held Htato-wldo meetings and cultivated a, spirit of confidence and mutual eood will. . One tiling that did more than any thing else to keep tho feud from dying lias been thu Multnomah dule-i Ration In the legislature. Without exception, there are ulways some t;ood members In tho delegation. As vegulurly, there have beep members who wore not good leglclators. Often they had ipersonal axes to grind. Not Infrequently, they were tho handy men for upoclul Interests. Scores of crimes aguinst the state have been committed In the chloro forming of good bills nnd the pas sage of biul ones. An example Is the uniformity with which they have killed Income tux bills ns a survlce to a considerable group In Purtland and 111 some outside cities who es- cupo payment of a Just share of taxation and by that escape pile up iinduo burdens on real estate. The Grain association undoubtedly had tho effect of stiffening the market price of wheat and may have 'added several cents a bushel to the figures that the growers -received. It Is vital to the welfare of the state that thet bitter feud that has been let loose 'again be healed over. A good way , to. begin, Is for MuJt nomuh to send .-only first olass men and- none- but, honest men to the legislature. Special- groups In thin town should .Utoo sendine their heunlHiHju to 'Salem to "put some-,; tlir ' on the rent-of the state. rS'ot -real property want I tux' the' thing to do Is lo"Y J.",n-.huvo ' It, instead of, phomlilf.'to some 'legislative hired man or two to kill the bill In com mlttee or 'by some other secret dro-! cess. - i If Portland will elect legislators who will stand for the general wel-. fare of the state, Instead of some of them standing for skulduggery, more will be done to end the old feud than can be dune lu uny other way. 11 Is a period In the growth of Oregon when there should be no feud betweeu the upstate and its principal city. - We nre behind In population. We have barren lnnds to reclaim nud make productive. We have enormous resources that have not yet been touched by the baud of of development. We cannot -go swiftly forward with sectlouu of the statu clutching ut one nuother's throats In -a bitter controversy. If the exposition Is to feed this feud and perpetuate tills wrangling, It will be unfortunate. It would bu clieuper for Portland to pay the en tire cost of the exposition. THE OFFICE CAT Tlio Artful Advertiser A, local advertiser offered his church free hymn books It they, would consent to the insertion, of. his advertising. Tbey uecopted the I offer and got the hymn books. On the following Sunday the mln-l istcr announced: "lirethren und sisters, we will U3e our new hyinu books this morning. I want to say that the gentleman who so kindly! donated them has experienced a. change of heart. L have looked through the fly-leaves in both the front und buck and nowhere do 1 Jlud u sluglo udvertisomont. Lot; us slug hymn number 07." Turning to the hymn he read nloud: "liiirk hear the heavenly voices ring, Ilunkem's pills are Just the thing. Angels' voices, soft and mild, Two, for .man and one for child." Forbes. Shop Girl (just kissed): Will that bo air; E TO LEAD ASCENT GENERAL BU MOOX.SHINH And, the moon Hhines iliight and clear, Dear, Tho moonshines In the west, As I lose my needed rest, Hear, At six in the a. m. All, weep a tear for mo, Dear, i The moon shines cold and far, And no one gives a darn Dear, As I miss tho early car. llnily Seutcnce Kcrmon There is no better cure for rest lessness than to rest less. Non-Rqsance In India The ' revolutionary movement in India Is jnAktfik such headway as to give the llritlsh overlords serious alarm. The nature of the revolt baffles them. Armed rebellion they are used to und Jtnow how to han dle, hut handling the pusslve rebel lion headed by Miihutmn Is a dif ferent , problem. The rebels take punishment patiently uud say nuth Ing. ' Gitndhl is primarily a religious teacher. Ills revolutionary propa ganda scemtt' to huve developed us fruit of their work is a state-wide ,,e imu0 of his spiritual mission And very deterinlued resistance tot) p,.0ple of India, lie has al ImpoBitloii of further taxes on real wuy, preached, and Btlll preaches, estate, hb evidenced In the bllierUKnst t, ul)e 0 force, lie will fight on the property lux for l lie inot countenance uny violence ou the Our Own Dictionary Hard Times A season during which It is very difficult to borrow money to buy things you dou't need. Thrift The art of being content to let the neighbors outdresn you. Friend An lntlmute urnuulntunce to whom you have never lent any money. Failure A man who wasn't con tent to stick, at the one thing he could do well. Suicide "The functioning of a yellow Btreuk." Platonic Friendship . The kind that keeim up the supply of cor respondents. Mess Rations, also the fix every thing Is in. lly Oeorge Once a mild form of profanity, but now a brief synopsis of foreign policies. Fame A ipluce on today's front page. iimrt of his followers. Ills plan of campaign la to drive out the British by letting thum ulone, ignoring t'xposltlon. For 40 years thero have been Fiiiipiclon und mistrust throughout Oregon or the Multnomah delogu- them, ostracizing them uud Ignoring tlons In the legislature. The good their acts or orders, men und the work they do lire lost lt tne mi)Hi ambitious political sight of In the irritating and fend- miiiuulgu of tho sort recorded In creating action by the unworthy ! history, lt miikes one think luevl niouihcrs. Itubly of another cumpaign, slmilitr (fly Associated Press) LONDON. Dec. 2X. Urlgadior General Charles Granville Bruce, who, despite his 55 years, has ac cepted the leadership of next year's ascent of Mount Everest, Is a man of remarkable attainments. He was shot through both legs in Oallipoli and, as he himself describes the event, "he rolled down, the hill like it shot rabbit," but, beiii'r an ir respre&sible optimist, he recovered. His personal strength is such flint he could at one time raise and hold out at arm's length a well-grown person as he sat in a chair. Stor ies of his strength, his practical JokeB and of other more serious ex ploits, are rommon property through out northern India, where he has! commanded a Gurkha regiment for years. ' j His passion has blways been llf I NEW CLOCKED WOOL HOSE I . .... .11 . ... ill l jnienuea lor i.nrisimas gms, out iscy arriveu i - ft ig il l n .lav Inn late Hi These are fine all-wool hose In heather mix- j I -tures with fancy embroidered clox. In all sizes, J Price $.i.m pair. Seethe Announcement . I , V- '-""V- ' ' " TVT 1T1TTC OTJAJei CI A r-rtTT-OT-l A TT Mil mill xa XXUO KJ1 XIV .Li i)AJ,UAiAI i 1 - r . , in mill 3 STUitJS WIIOj -BTtUiiUtjflU JVLUiN DAY 'VI I!"l mountaineering. More than once he brought one his Gurkhas home with him. One. he took with him to Switzerland, where the Gurkha's un j canny skill in scrambling up im ; possible places produced great shak ing of heads among the Swiss guides who had never before seen anything like lt. Should he be compelled to leave the final peak to younger men, his vigor and thoroughness .as. an or ganizer und his experience as a leadnr of moil wfil be Invaluable, hie friends say. NAVY DISCHAflfiES HALTED (By Associated Press) BOSTON, Dec. 2& Vice-Admirnl Hilary P. Jones, commanding the At- So fur 17 tenors have been hailed by managers as bearing tho man tle of Caruso. No, we dou't recall any of the names. The only hope of a paragrapher being considered nrlglnul Is that lone may say something that has Tho storm broke t the sperlnl in method hut purely religious ln!be8u r"r"oll,'u- session, partly In resell tjnent against ipurpose that of early Chrislluiitty .... , . ., .ii...., r .,,, .....niher. of! i.-.,.. Ti. 'i.n Kxecutlve. Any man who has tho Multnomah delegation, partly Uling) whose Riit tacbor had!"""0 0"h to l,1,k aM" "" r . rn ,.t.n..Hi. I,i t,i tlie UV- ..n.l A.u.nhltriAd H,.i,.l-a,iilv position and partly as a result of then,,,,,., found that their most offee-old-tlme feud between Portland and t-v0 wenpon, .tATiA If truth must b the rest of the state. The flame itold, It has always been effective that has been kindled has within It when used slneiicly. Will It suc tbe possibilities of 'becoming a very likewise lu Indian politics? harmful and long-continued cotitro- o I versy. ; Congress Am soein disposed to The prejudices resultant from this v01 an army bonus, if It has to ancient controversy nre often wlth-l,.t n Mellon to do 1U out reason. They are more active! o now because In many of tho agrl- -minds ucrms the sen" Is a hcau- rultiiial communities men aro In ' tlful Ideal, but practically lt de-! straits. Nor do they realize that mends a good deal on what each nu- 4"$"$' A k & 4 4? 'A Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Ij'pcnced' Embal mcr, AniljulaVce Ser vice. Day I Phone Main l Night Phoue, Maij43. l.lOri Foiulh St. La Grande, Oregon. fr 'f -f lion hiuuls across. Portland has spent enornioiis sunis of money In costly Improvements that have provided Oregon with f there were as many rescrva-. splendid outlet to the sen. and fol- Hons made about going to win- ns lowed It up with provisions of rffec-, tnora are about kecpiug out of It. live terminals and by bringing her't,Hie ,mld not bo any ued for un the ships whose services make bet- rml confrence. ter and better markets for tho pro- o ducts of the region, a service tint Kven the days are unusually short Is of Inestimable value every day to now the entire hack country. o J Portland people taxed themselves ,ippy Mr ,,,.,,, N(,h01y: nenviiy in i.iis wors. m.7 blsm.m him whea Christmas gifts bonds outstanding on which they ,., jule tnta vur, will be puyln Inlet ei und prln- 0 climi for u generation to come. U v g Ul,RlllJ llM,0 service by 1s one of scores of similar service IiMl(, .. Vui.,e Sum ruaiute, health. ni exiimplcd. for Instance, in tho uj ( wer(, ( constant taxing ot ineniseives nv Portland people in financing the A FT KK-C1 i It 1ST M A S SALE OF IV O oiieutlons of tho Portland docks, After-Chritmss Ksl, of Ivory. I commission and the Port of Port-1 ( Disioiytinu! Lines.) land commission, uctlvltlej which. We find it prefeVatlr to sell them at while they are naturally of benefit ifduced prices ! 4 1 h 4- than isrry them to psrtland. sr In thrtu primary jn ,tock. Conw bi ind see thrs bar usefultiess for the permanent er. .in,. There ari At many of them, vice of tho bk country In fstcfll- tlrcfore an rsriyAelectUvn is advis tattng distribution Und transports- u jf v(m Wint , fn;t cnoic,. tlon nd creating distant msrkfts1 cl ,ij JJMT!1Sm'ga W J for all Oregon products. lnrldeif-j f Ti.'Xji. j tTl ai"Fa tally, .he $1,000,000 that PoH'.ml " " oV Dairy Ranch for Sale or Trade 250 acres, about 2 miles from town. 80 acres of this Is good funn ing or hay land. Balance 9s splendid pasture, with a small amount of Umber. There is a good bouse and barn, good orchard, plenty water. The price Is J8500.00, subject to a mortgage of J1800.00, which Is pay able at $215.00 a yeur, which pay ment Includes the Interest. Owner will talce residence property worth $2500.0(11 to $300.00, and second mortgageVfor difference. 1 k. 9a Kl -T- in i! Wehav 1 0-acrn tr;4jt limits, fcortli V. to borrow $1? years. rty just buytns a itsldo of the city 00.00. Would like iOO for three to Ave We liaveVininisplendiil trades for property in h Is (valley. Security Land & Savings Co. lantic fleet, today ordered that be ginning" December 28 there should be. no further discharges of enlisted men. A reduction of 10s per cent of the enlisted personnel of the fleet had been ordered recently. DOES IT PAY TO WORUY ABOUT APPENDICITIS? Cnn appendicitis be guarded against? Yes, by preventing intestin al infection. .Tho intestinal antisep tic, AiUer-i-ks, ai ts -, BOOT upper unci lower bowel, removing ALL foul, decaying matter 'which mipht start in fection. F-XCELI JSNT for gas 011 sto mach or chronic constipation, lt re moves matter which you never thought was in 'your system nntf which nothing ; else can dislodge. One man reports it is unbelievable the awlVl impurities Adle.-.-j-ka brought out C. D. Putnam, th ujjgist. adv. 'HWkM THAT'S TALC AREJACEWIIL. .(MFOkELSEE N5rk 61ELA0YCAR, . WESIAMRMLIIL , , Hf-RCARLAYf . ART WINS ATTEA hXMHAPATWWr Can You Solve This Movie Puzzle? H era's a new poxsla that', u ttmvle a A-B-C trvrybc&jiom aolve it, from gTandma to bmby Jim. Tb operator of a Movie MacKirw,in a thaatar beciaied to play a joka on hi audi ance, o he rearranged namca of 10 Moria Star and threw than on the screen. The above picture absm how tbey look. Tp aolve the pitxtW ail you have to do ia to raarranga the let tera of the 10 Funny tenUneei toithat they will epell the correct actora or actreutV name. For inaUnca ft. 1 U Helene Cha4wick. Evernodr 4koows waa afae ia. If you can dim alt leu you can win-, the Ford Sedan r ISOO. ProbaSIr rotAnow Ike nameilpf the DMik'Tainoui Morte Start, "out Jait to refresh your memory, we are liAing below a fett of them Charley Chaplin, Alice Brady, Tom Moorr, Wal lace Reid, Charles RW, Theda Bra,yckie Coogan, Elsie. Fercuaon, Douglas Fairbanks Norma Talmadge, Dwtia FaWaai, Aoita Stwart,.Pearl White, Earle Wilhama, Mary Pickfon 1 Wins First Prize Yon wiO receive 10 'Toints" in this Movie Puxale Came for each name that yoa arranBt correctly, or 100 "Points" all will bckiven to yoa if you can arrange all the Movie Star tuunes the way they were the first llace. You can gain. 60 more "Points" by qvaiifvmg your snswer. Tnat is by proving! hat you kave shown a copy of our paper The Rural Weekly, to five people. The final 25 "Pobli" wiUlbe awarded by the three 6nal judge to the persoo tending in the best correct ani The answer ciuninr 185 "PfctrwKieh it (ha maxtmnml wtll win the Ford Sedan or SS00 ia cash. The second highest wilPfffta 1200 D iamond Rtag, and so on down the lilt of the 25 big price. In case of a tie, both answer will receive the tame prixe. Send in your answer TODAY. As soon aa it arrives, aamplct of The Rural Weekly will be sent to you FREE to it vou ia qualif ying. '-tp 'V" - Costs Nothing to Try You Can Win Yoa will not be asked le subscribe to The Rural Weekly; nor to spend one penny ia order ta win. We have given away over a hundred automobile and thousands of other prises. You can be the next lucky one. Be sure that your name and address appear on your puxtle solution. You can win the Ford Sedan on fMO ia this contest Aaawcr the puxale MOW. The Puzzle Man 92 E. Fourth St. St. Paul, Minn. Columbia Records For V TAWIfADW " "4" v niv x Now on Sale They play on all machines W. H. BehiwukansB Company CinsMSjUrjupwiH jgq.'frJ.iai FOR SALE 5-room new btinitalor, bullt-lna, i cold sturnce room, the location Is on nan street, Just oir jsprinB. inn place has three lots. Price $3800. ! Attention Solillers. s In thn ninnth nf hrllles and TOSOS. ' jJune.ome of you are goinit to slip! and fisd yourself under tne com mand ofa new commandlnR officer,! the swecVst little tlrl hi the world., i. ' home forher7 I P Have you i I have o' 5. room is Uased uiltH June can buy witlAyour b j little money. Thls Uood lo,stlon nVd thiH at 12100. I If you are solV" t 'before that tlmecoie fire and let m have tlMit yon can with your bonus. ungalow that i ;th, that you mis and very ouse is In a pi-Ice is rlRht need a nome i i to the of- you what I t Immediately J Ged. H. Currey Phons Blsck 2001 Real Kjitste, lira l.on. Insurance There Is No Economy d Tv- t- r-VV It nmn y 111 1 UUt V lOlUH D EOPLE iran wonomize on rlothino;. Thev can pare the, Iiouschold ap 1 pi-opriatiUxn. Iie old car can ho driven another scast-n. Iinproveincnts on tlK property can be deftyrc.l. lint glasses must lie secured when llic are needed. There i3 no scale rtf values b which the wjorth of rr0,id vision may be reck oned. Like gofcd health, it is VibsMutcIy i,,t:cs,saj-v for the ierfoi-nian"e o( our daily duties X"d the full Ar.joymeiit of life itself. Such a piicdess jmssession must bX safeguartiAi, whatever tl' cost. Delay in securing gisses for Veakeniii"; (.Ves is not pcoiionii''.ino- l,ut the costliest, kind of folly. Yoii are hot only, experiencing discomfort? perhaps suffering, and deprmngVoursolil of your full -eHiciencrv. but cverv riav the eyes are without the assLsniee t?y neetl, their natural powers are retro grading the faster. ood vision is the most' inexpensive thing you ran secure. The smalt ex pense 'of proper leuses fitted by competent professional pent.le makes the cist of good vision insignificant. If your eves are not functioning prr.perlv if you have any reason to suspect thataa a matter of ceonoiuv vou should consult a reliable Optometrist at ence " " J. H. PEARE & SON Optometrist J hankers loans.1 th CooprU k SSANOI.OSSS9N, r 4a ." t