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Tinned, -IV. Juilllill-v 12, 1H23 vaui: kouu Cbc Observer as imi;i'i:m1':. i" Mittsi'Ai'ini. I'uhlitiiu'il dully ml wi-ukly at Im (Iratidc, Ort'K'in, by La (inintlu Kvctl litlf Ulwrwr i'lihllnhlnn ('mnpiuiy JiKUCK IHNNIS, Kilftur. fcntoriMl at th roHtoi'f(c ut La Oramto, Oregon, an .St'roiui (Mann Midi Mutti-i. A(t(iren fill cnrniminlrnliuiiii to THIi OUKKKVKlt, 1 ilti Ad atlid , Avo Ud Grand', On-Kon. ciTV am) rorvrv om ilial On aalo in oilier rim-H Oregon Hotel mwb Niiinrl. I'm-1 lurid: ImiH-riitl News Kta.nl. J'ortlntid: AlultuumuU NeWtt Bland, Portland, bLItyi'im'TION HA'MH, Jly rrrt4r, Ijally, per month J5r , Dally, pur Ihrttj nu.ntli.i -;' Dally, mt xix n., In Advance , Dally, h limit) copy c Uy Mull. Dally, per yvnr. In inhanco .$C.OO Dally, nix month. In iidvunre $4.b0 Daily, threu montlta, tn advance w.l.&0 Dally, pttr month ..00c Weekly Obsi-rvw-MUr, by mull, pur ear, in iidvarue l.v jiii;hii;k of ansii:iati;i The AnaoclucfJ 'nM 1,h exilutiivtdy ntitlt'd to um) fr jui bllcatlon of till .ilohntlu m crf-dilcd to It or not otherwlne in.'.U.-d in thlH papc;r, mid olno tho lorul news publlntu'd ihiTtsfn. All rlfilit.H or nj-iuMi'-"llmi of nuuiul ilHpatch; htr also mv ivHt-rved. Bible Thought. For Today' WHAT DOES GOD KEQUIIiE? And now, Israel, what dots the lord i thy God require o thee, but to fear the Lord thy God, to walk in all his ways, and to love him, mid to serve the lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul. iJeulerunomy 10:1-. I Library Rivalry i Probably librarians never wore tho bloodless, bespectacled nuiuo matons that jokeslcrs liked to por tray. II ut they Hald so llttlo In their own defense, that the myth was pretty Koiiei'ally bellou-d. Today, however, they have learn ed tho value of advertising, of keep ing their work before tho public in attractive and Interesting ways, and as a result they are becoming Important. and honored members -of their communities. The librarian of a llttlo Kansas town, who has also been u teacher and a county superintendent, at dif ferent tlmos, keeps hooks and resid ors In the public eye through, a library column in the local paper. Recently that column carried tho names of various teacher patrons of tho library, mentioning also the books they had borrowed. One teacher -who bad taken out only Btorleu '"to amuse her school" wras gently advised to ''keep her eye on" another teacher who bad drawn ill addition some manual training books. Siieh personal ' mention might be embarrassing under boiuO 'filtcilin- stancea. Often, however, us In this Instance, it would servo Iti a gen-went astray, same tensely dramatic ial, friendly way to stir up valuable (contribution coming- from tho goner local rivalry In book selection and ous columns of the N. Y. Telegraph: reading. Spending Money ! The woman who had, artor re peated trials, at last succeeded In keeping accounts for a whole -year which proved to be lover !U' per cent accurate, was radiant with sat ' isfactlon and hope. Her l'rlead, who bad also tried and failed, and who had given up tho whole business us a ,bad job, asked what she got out of at. Does It really do any good'Mjo you spend any less money? Are your bills at tho stores less than they wt'tr tills time last year Tho woman thought a moment Tho satisl'aotlon was eortalnly dolnr. her a Lre:iL deal of moral and emo tional uood. As to tho rest "Why, no, I don't spend lessicessful in spots. But where are the juouey. I havo no desire to. What spots, 1 uni after Is getting the family j where it can Bpond u great deal TOME. more. Jlut I got nioro for my In love one ever should make baste, money last year lhan ever before, i So export wisdom tells; and 1 know 1 can get still more this1 year, because I know what per-1 contuses aru right for with li things.! 1 don't have to worry about whclh- i er 1 ,cnu al'lord this or that for ourselves or the house. I find out. how much It will coal, 1 see bowl iniuli I can afford to spend on that item for the year, and without any worry or fuss or diHcouraMMueut If know what J can do. Ituus and window shades are replaced In their duo ami proper season Jnt us: sheets and shoes aro. i "As to my eurront hlllt'., for a growing family, eerluinly tiiey are no lesa. 1 never expert jlhem to bo. My ivy (-oods bills are like the grocery bill, always with us. j flat this year I hao my regular J balance in the hunk to meet thorn with, which 1 didn't have w hen 1 j lived in a haphazard (way. Also,1 thin year, my assets exceed my lia- hllitle:t Uy more Hunt last year,, because wo are buyiiiK properly and ! carrying Insurance, and 1 have thai bank balauco." Tho ,'persun w ho rearla a foant- lcoophif; ami hudet-iualilnK a- ue misorly devices to enable one to wpeud less money has a totally wrong Idea of the busiuctts of life. A disorderly house Is alawya na uu coiuforlahle, inharmonious a u d waslei'ul place. Disorderly Itvinn contributes to the samo (Us. Keep Iuk the financial house hi order Is tdmply u means of apendlitK the money more lomfortubly an keep- Ing il iiiovlug lii a steadier stream, i. i. ,.:., i., p., . .. ,.,: , '', , ,, , , ,' v Killed ny piue tteetles, ai-cnrding to a : by an electric cable to a vhtp on , 7m o --- - -- report just nmile liy A ..I. .laenieke of ' til" surtacO which can, if iiereasurr llahe Lull, s Kolng lo king In lhe VoM Service to the Hi,t, id For-! ti- the undersea l,,t. The lat ynudevllle la ho doexn care what ,.,,,, Th, complete report prepaix-,1 Mrc however, rises lo the surface h plays just, so ilajiall. ,,y A. J. Jacni. ke and J. M. Miller of Wiijiout asidslai.ee. '," "" , " ' ' ,,, I tho llureau of Knt.m..lr.v, includes l Is Claimed that tho llttlo craft Meet used to bo al.e world a ,,, ..u ,,f .,: ,.,, i ri..l.i -.,rt .i- .- ....... leatesi inciufi.y. M.ice inn war n baa been supeneiled by settle.!. epti IN THE OLD A tw'-ir Xtuktsa U M JUST AT THE LAST MINUTE THE EDITOfc OF THE WEEKLY CLAf?lON DISCOVERED TUP PlACibPi OF RAIAJN iNK HOilflHT THE OFFICE CAT By JUKIT'I IWIli f'tirartw TVKNTY-FOi;it INTIl PS? Teacher A biped is anything- that goes on two feet. John, name one. . John A pair of stockings. HKKLING HOME. "The man in the next flat must be mnkinjr home brew." "Why?" "Our roaches are returning in an intoxicated condition." AT THE FOUNTAIN. "What is this?" ' ' "A fern Hundne. - Ice cream on a jfern leaf." " Do you eat the tern I" We have with us toauy the follow ing touching tragedy of a gift that ' lie nuu not nco.n jn mo navy ' long, nnd while abroad ho' had sent his dear old mother a beau tiful, gaily-ptumaged parrot. A few months later he was home at the old country cottage ; on leuve, uml while at tea, not noticing her parrot, he asked his mother how she liked tho bird. Well," rYplio.-t the (tear !f soul, "it was a real handsome bird, but ii wax tough."' , The inost 'danger In marrying a i;ni Ml me im-.iii ,ti i.yf'1- n linn when you come home hungry sho will givo you n ong -nnd dance. , Resuming the, coinage of silver dol lars will cheer us up, anyway. These darncu" rag dollars won't jingle. Prohibition has proven quite sue Just grab bee 'round her yielding - -waist , And squeeze her tilt she yells. , Sometimes niartiatre is n lie, and sometimes one side wins, . ' AM) NOW TIIKY'KK KIDHlNfi J(''tsure with which thev are mei-jred in (tipper Itoek Treelt (or. McOvnry !tl0 complicated volcanic mechanism County. Ky., Record.) l.xn actuates tlie entire lava column. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kidd aro the piond pnicnts of a new son. ' Little Puns IVavish Kays the last i,uarrel her parents had was because main mn wantn to run for tho lejfis. lature, and papa said she ourht io be a sheriff. Our iMotto one of them, anyway is: "Cream. iut skim-milk," It is awfully hard for a n'"ius to lyep his nam-- on the pay roll. M MAY til'-T Kri'lCi.l.N - , " 'T'V AsfliwlftiM I'rc.is) i..p.iui., jan. li, i no i.oniuiu Times says it Is autlmrilaiivclv Mat ed that the it-micH of allied am bassadors aa consented to the X.ep- pelln company building in Oerinauy an airship for the Anon iO j0v orntnent. Work will besiu forth with, It Is expectoit. 11 N K HKK1LK rit.HT. roii I LAiND, Jan. l.Ovei one million acres of pine timWr in South ;ern (lriLoli i.x in L'ri'iit ihintv.,,. i,f lu.i,,.. , - - - hy pn.nutivm of , ..,., -,,f tb,, n HOME TOWN HOME " rl t NSTALUTION HELD JOINTLY Crystal --Lodge Kolfckali jmd Odd Fellows Hold CVrcniony Together. Joint Installation of officers by l,a Grande l.odga No. 10 and Crys tal .Kobekah Lodge No. DU, was a pleasant, affair, and a large number were present, With Frank Hartlett and Mrs. ftena Palmer as district deputies, and George Richardson 'and Mrs. Sara - McCI tiro as grand marsbalii, the ceremonies were well conduct ed, i Following Is a list of officers: Crystal Lodge No. 50, Estoll.t Heldin, noble grand; Flossie Kngel, vice grand; Mattle Golden, secre tary; Kmlly Snook, financial secre tary; Kva Crossen, treasurer; Clara Montague, warder; Mablo Mcpher son, condustrois; Zora Clapp, R. S. N. iff.; Ada HoubIi, I,. S. N. O.; Vesta Shaw, II. S. V. G.; Lucy Gra ham, L. S. V. a.; Adln Cblidors, chaplain; Julia Mcldruui, ,0.' G.; .Martha Mos, I. G. La Grande Lodge No. 10, Harry D. Slokor, noblo grand; Jake Hoa-' tock, vice grand; Roscoo fi. Clark, secretary;' H. K. Coolldge, treasur er; Frank C. Loock, warden; illuy mond V. McCall, conductor; Frank Suydani, 11. S. N. G. ; Eidward R. Taylor, U. S. N. G.; John Winn, L. rt. V. 0.; Alexander MarPherson, Jt. S. V. G.; John M. Moldruni, ehnplaln; Albert L. Lamm, I. G.; Elmore V. .Houston, O. G. Tidal Movement Is Discovered In The Hawaiian Island; Island of Huwaii, T. H.( Jan. 12, Discovery of a distinct tidal movpnirail, rtifiSrnblc to the m-tto'n of tho huh and the moon, in tho -entire lava column,- craita, island, lake ImnkH and xholvos within tho encircl ing crater of .the fire pit of Kilauea volcano on this island, from which a Hystein may ho evolved, i "whereby earthquakes and volcanic 'eruption mitfht bo predicted1 consirdrrahly in advance, has junt been announce! here ty ' I'rofessor Thomas A. Jappar, gov ornment volcanoloist stationed at Kilauea. The tidal movements have been demonstrated by liO.OOO observations to ceui' daily and semi-daily, anal njrous to those of the sea. The move inept ranges from one to foiw feet overy day. It naturally is more pro. noyncod in the liquid lava! melt than in the stiller mama and tho move ments of both have been reduced f terms of regularity from the irre- u hir nil nations causv:!1 hv iras iros- Piof. Jaguar said. During certain configurations of the sun and moon these tides .should pile up into greater crises, possible of prediction in advace so that warn ing might he issued of danger arising from the eruption, he said. ONE MAN SUBMARINE ,HAS BEEN INVENTED KOMK, J?tn. 12. A miniature submarine having a capacity of about one cubic yard operated by one man has been Invented by an euijlneer of Trie do to recover treas ure from ships lost at sea and now lying in tho wean depths. The llttlo craft was devised by Francesco Kalln. It has an e!ee-! trie motor, a pump for expelling water $nd a device for rhaiulugi the nir within 'no (iunuuine which will billow her to ren:aiu submerged for two hours, Two reflect nut of S.HOrt caudle power enable the worker to nee clearly about him whllo Immersed. Tin, inn,, u , )... .. i i. ..,.., i umiviiu iu hiciiuT oeiHiio mail of lederal a,;dhin ,-ot boon attained by Bub. "iniN v j.'. 'ill s-iiiL.l.U.s. The l,e.,t .;, rernlh CARPETS I (Uy AHoclal(l ITukw) MOSCOW; Jan. 12. l'rlnco Te- klntzl la a vendor of the famoun Toklntzl typo of carpets In one of Moscow's co-operative stores reeent- ly opened. Ho Is a prince or "Han" In tho neighborhood of Ilokhara, 111 Turkestan, whence come 'carpets equal to those of 1'ersiu In" quality. Ho has fallen to Ills present low degreo because , of tho ICusians. First under the rulhiess Uonoral Kkobelev, In SSI, tlio Russians de feated tho Tekko Turcomans and completed tho conquest (of Turke stan, and this priiwe was raptured by tho Russians. Now, under the ; soviet regime, he h'as lojt his es-j tates, where the carpets were inado. He was minister' of foreign uf- fairs, at Ilaku, until tho Azerbaijani republic was, over '0-iyear iigo, con-l verted to Cominunism by Moscow and became a Bovlett republic, 'i'ben he was lockell up and shipped oft i last Bprlng to Kolmogorl prison, noar Archangel.'' Only lately ho was released. Big Figure Removed From The Orient By Haifa's Death (lly AsKocillt, PreKs) JKKUSALKM, .lufi, , 1 1, ., The death at Haifa, Palestine, recently of Abdul Abbas founder of tho I)a hal movement, removes from the Orient a great personality who has long been regarde! as a "prophet by thousands or followers scattered throughout the Occident as well its in the Near East. ' ' With his death, tho movement has passed under the guidance of a ciirn mlttee of 19, representing different religions and races. Abdul Buha (servant of God) was 77 years old and his career had Ibeen a romantic one. Jlo was exponent of an universal move ment whose aim was the realization of the brotherhood of mall, and it had gained adherence In Knrope. Asia, and America and in some of these continent!) huge temple? had been erected for the observance of his teachings. i His funeral assumed an interna tional aspect at which were present many notables representing many countries. Sir Herbert Biinniel, high commissioner of Palestine, was in the procession. ' i At tho age of 20, Abdul, liaha and his father, Haha O'llah, were sent to the penal coIony of Acca in Syria because of their radical teach ings. For more than M0 years be suffered tho vicissitudes of a po litical prisoner. Ho was liberated in 1008 at the earnest solhitatlon ot his followers in all parts of the world.- Soon lifter bis i'Cletrso, lie started on a long Journey which took him to fturopo and America and resulted in thoswift spreading of message .uml goUpel. 1 Modern Dancing Is Taken Up In Tokio (Uy Awu'l.'ii'tt rrors) , TOKIO,. Jan. J2,- All rlasses of society have taken up modern danc ing , otnhusiasllcally' in spile of pro tests from conservative quarters. A knowledge ot the. latest steps lias become nn nddjjjc n,al finish to the Japanese girl's modern education nnd her nalionftl'wostumo Imds a new grace to tho American fox irnt, according to observations luude here. w, There are regular dunces, .well attended, in tlici , 'foreign' hotels of the big cities Ulib Tokio, Yoko hama, and Kobe;1 there are private societles, private dancing parties In tho more up-tordnte Japanese homes. Formerly balls Kc.ru given officially In honor of the Imperial birthday. In which im)ciri( princesses par ticipated; hut it iSj especially since the war that ilio dancing craze lias overcome Toklo. Aa a sign of the democratic tendencies prevailing in Japan an Imperial princess,, for the first time last year, attended a pub lie fancy dross ball, organized - for tile benefit of a lepers' hospital. .. .MILLION IMILI.AIl I'll: LOriSVlLLK, Ky., Jan. 11 -Fire. believed to hac started from de fective wiring, early this inori.ing destroyed the Inside of the five- story Courier-Journal office build ing. The loss Is variously estimated between ).Mm..0OO and Jl.noo.lieo. Starling lu a jewelry shop, tho lire soon spread to all parts o. xne upper stories. The building has boon famous for a half century as lhi former home of the Courier-Journal and Louis ville Times. A number of other buildings were endangered by (lying paper, the burning Insulin:; now being oceu 1'ied by the Courier-.! ouriial Job Printing company. JLYVISH tlliril ANS AlllilVI'! 1IVKSOS All! 1, Jan. 12.-One hundred KumsIuu Jewish orphans from the Ukraine, whose 'parent:; were victims of war condition;'. have a.'.'ie.d hove. A committee' representing the Jewish coiiintun.t.v proposes to find thoni homes In ag ricultural dbt.icts. All the chil dren ao under 1:1 yearn ot age and appear to o healthy, vivacious youngsters, completely recovered from the prlvt'lmi': Ur y haV:' un- i GREATEST ' LADIES' "Armstrong" OXFORDS ...$5 In this lot are fine differ ent' styles of Armstrong lov shoea imagine hucU a value at ?5.0'0, They are broken III K sues or course, bux yours may V among them. 'here are many other deimrHlable shoes tmVlmled thlti't too brown nd- black oxforuV of id and cant leath ers. 'JVi're Is nearlA every sl;;e In lot, and lVts o$ lurne BizewV Your -clioieV now ut 5.0;). U. Of C. Will Go " - East Again In Spring (!!) AfsociaU'd 1'reKs) liKKKKLEY, Calif,, Jan. 12. university of California's track team, -which, won . the 'big national intercolloslato amateur athletic ns - sociatlon of America track meet on the Harvard university oval last spring, probably, will be sont caBt again this year ' to defend Us title, u'ln. nl.,i..i. . , vKnono, inu mii nam coach at the university here, will issue a call for. training just as soon as the university opens this wook tor me spring semeoier. ! at .-,.o;. X California's track team suffered I , Smuggling has been reduced con n.aleriul losses when Cort Majors, aidorably, according to Harry Jlur shot putter, nnd Kd Mejla, "Pesky" ray conoctor of customs, who point Sprntt and Henry Waltz, runners, vA ta ,ne fact tllat the .,llrire of ::r.1duhted last spring. However, ; dronm8.. )lnd rlgen considerably re Christlu hopes to find ma erlal intently i the Chinese quarter here, the new men and the atl.'etes who ; indicating that the narcotic supply were on ilie freshman squad last !.i3 scarce. Federal Reserve Is Flayed By Banker (llv Af.uoclnted Tress) . SALT LARK. Jan. 12. Flaying the federal reserve system for not extending to agricultural Interests the credit which was Justly due t'ae.n and declaring tllat the sys tem was created for commerce and business and not for agriculture, A. W. Hendrick. president ot the joint Stock-Lund Hank of Califor nia, and vice-president of the Hank of Italy, San Francisco, addressed the fifty-seventh annual convention of the National Wool Growers' as social ion. 'Fifty-seven per cent of the pri mary deposits In the banks of the Unltd States Is furnished by the agricultural Interests, yet only $2.- mm, nno. 000 of fourteen billions available by the federal reserve sys tem are loaned these interests, Mr. Heudrlck declared. "THE BEST BUYINO DAYS OF THE YEAR" Annual January , Clearance Sale THE 27th NOW IN PROGRESS SAVINGS OF THE YEAR IN LADIES' AND MEN'S SHOES It is the only tinio of the year In which our shoo stocks uw open for selection at reduced prices. Every pair in our entire stock of men's, woinen'8 and children's reduced for clearance. 20 " . , Also there aro "many special lots of broken sizes In which sav ings ura as 'great as 60. Some Instances are listed here. MISSES' , , . PUMPS and OXFORDS $2.90 ' For tho school girl of 10 years to (,16 years, here aro strap pumps, with real low heels, and oxfords. They arc odd sizes but quite a variety to select from in styles and sizes. , There are also a few ladles' pumps Included In this lot. They're near the en trance. Your choice at $2.(. ood in We re Still Selling Hart Schaffner & Marx SUITS and Overcoats In This Annual, Clearance At 33 1 -3 off . . "The Best Buying Days of The Year" Right Now Aviators Go After ; . Opium Smugglers (fly Associated Tress) HONOLULU. T., H Jan.. .12, V- Aviation was impressed into service here recently by federal authorities 1 in tiloir endeavors, to eliminate tho smuggling ot oDlum into Honolulu, ! A nnval 8(,aplnno followed the liner I Hosier fiiato out of nort. for a mn- slderable time to prevent any of I tn0 contraband narcotic rrom being dropped overboard and picked up by a small samnnn. which la the meth- od usually followed (by the smug- .E.or, I0dral authorities said. FLESH GRAFTING SUCCESS. ' ANACONIM, Mont.,-Jan. 12. Be cause his brother, Eagan, pave a strin of his own flesh, Emmett Logan will be able to ivalk again, doctors here grafting operation. The operation was made necessary when Emmett was thrown under the wheels of a moving train, and the sole of bis right ALL OF TH WH T HE IDEAL BREAKFAST FOOD A delicious dish f substantial meal for the laborer. reat aia to A Positive cure r Ask Yoar Groce?. I I t Cereal Co. LADIES' Military Heeled , PUMPS : '$3.90 These aro of J'ino Aid, in both black and brown, with low military heels and light wU soles. Very good for street or dress wear. There are nearly all sizes in this lot .more brown than 'black. And they are exceptional val ue:! at IjS.'i.UO. They sold in the fall 'for ?7.50. foot cut off. Until the uraftinfr opT oration was performed, it was feared he woul f never be able to walk Bgairt. The first step toward his recovery was taken when a small strip of fle-li Was grafted from his own body. The second .operation necessitated tho transfer of a larger pieco of flesh, and Egan offered his body. Tho sole of Emmctt's foot was joined to Egan's body at the thigh. For more than 12 days the brothers lay on a hospital cot, their bodies in a single cast, while the healthy flesh of one grew on to the sole of the other. Not once in that time could either chango his posi tion. After cutting the bodies apart, tne , Burgeons declared the. operation a suc cess. Egan has complelcly recovered, and returned to his home. WHEAT for the daintv me aige3tion, for constiDatinn j ' ! ! a TA WHE-TA-L0N Baker, Oregon. .a.:., . .IK. - . .- V
