La Grande evening observer., January 18, 1922, Image 4

AVn.lncsdiiv. .Timnarv 18. 1022
PACE FOUR
LA" GRANDE EVENING 'OBSERVED
Cbe Observer
a imii;i'i;m)i;m .m:um'ai'i;h.
1'uhlintHM dully uiid wct'l.ly at I. a
Grande, Ori'Kun, hy l,a ( ir untie K ven
tali Olixt-rvfr l'iihlilihn Company.
JUttiri-: UKNN'Irt, 1'Mltor.
fcnterfd at Dip I'oKinMlre Hi Ln (JranUu,
OrcKun, iik Second liin .Mull Mntl.ur.
AtirlrcHM nil i-ummuniciillons to J." U fci
OHKKUV Kit, Mil. Atiunia Ave., La
Graiido, OroKon,
C'l'l V AMI ('l)l NTV Ul I JIJIAL.
imii;k.
On aalo In oilit-r t itli M Orunon Hotul
News ULantJ, I'oi'llu ml ; lni)urli(l Now
fcitand, l'urtlaiiU; iJulliiuiiiuU Ntjwa
Stand, Porthiiid.
(LliS llll'i o 11 ATI. 8.
Jly i nrrtvr.
Dally, pr month 7Qo
Dally, per three inoiitliH 2.2fj
Dally, per nix trio., In advance ........$4. 60
Dally, ainirlo copy ,...&c
Ilj .11 nil.
Dally, per year. In rid v tinea Mi
Dally, nix month, In ndvruice ......f 4.fJ
Dally, three iwmthn, In advance l.&ii
unny, per inonin .uuo
wttitk v OtiHcrvfr-Ntnr. iv mull.
per year. In ndvunrtj f 1 .CO
IN THE OLD HOME TOWN
BIf031IIi:il OK AHHOI'I ATI JJ I'UKNM.
The AHrfufined 1'rvnn 1m t;x:lul vuly
entitled to fur iHihlkatJon of nil
nowH dlHpHlrhf.H ci-(lit'd to It or nt
Dtherwlae rm'.it-d In thl p.-ipi-r, and
also the local lie wx pit hi It hml t here I n
All rights of i.'-piil)lii'ii.tn of upecluJ
dispatch? inTi' nlH'i urn fucrvt'd.
Bible Thought For Today.
THE WAY TO PEACE: Acquaint
now tliysulf with him, unci bo at pence:
thereby good shall come unto thcu.
Job 22:21.
I C:- if,, ' 1 f; .JJSS7MaM V fST
,df mm fm
aj. f
JPFF IACKETX WHO LOST HIS PET
CAT YESTeROfcv; FOUND WHAT HE THINKS
IS A HOT CLUE TOO&Y
AROUND THE
EDGES
By DItl'CK PK.VX1S
Wealth and Work
Somo timo -ago two brothers
Darned flnrliind received a good deal
of publicity bocuuso tin y refuted to
nccupt money loft thorn by tholr
Jather, on tlio ground that It was I
not tho result of their own Inborn.
Now they havo channeil tliuir minds
und will lake their lohorltuuro. A
baby which lias appeared In one of
the families la said to bo respon
sible for the chango of attitude.
Their Intentions wore honest
enough, when they refused the
money. They believed that people
fhould work in order to live, hud
nru happier when they do work,
and In thia they- were ri;;ht. Hut
it Is to their credit that they have
como to Hoe that work and simple
living nro not lncoiiHlHteut with n
pood Income, it is only tho field
of effort which is changed.
In tho advantaKCS whtrh they now
seo wealth can give their children,
they cun ee, If they will, the tlllllKH
'which all children (should have.
They can keep themselves busy and
liappy and clean-hearted In provid
ing not only for their own but for
many other little ones who with
out tho aid of wealth, intellb;eutly
udmlnlutered, must former carry, on
an unequal battle for life and e In-cation.
THE OFFICE CAT
mm
Monday, Jan. 16.
Who said trainmen have n' in
terest in whether tho company does
a good business or a poor buiu.H?
Boarding No. 18 Sunday nlKht
we were told that "tho train Is
well filled and only u few upper
berths were left." The I'ullman
conductor smiled as lie said it. The
negro porter chimed in, "Ves, boHS.
I believe do hard times are over
for I'm shore u , busy buy, and
mighty hapii about it."
The brakenian and; flagman came a
through the train, botn happy and
smiling, ready to isaist uny pas
senger and pleawed ovbr u traiuioad
of peoplo. . '.' 'i
The conductor' . future's relaxed
from that sternness known to the
''boss of the train," and as ho took
up tho tlckots expressed his delight
that "business is picking up."
All of which goes to Bhow that
hotter railroad business does not
only leave a pleasant impression
, ' ion Wells Kargo Dunning railroad
j girl always working lown at tho ; officials, William Dollons and Joe
; other end of tho room? Kecney, but all the boya clear down
I J. S. K. In Life. to the flagman get bit by the samu
' j happy bug when railroad business
j Years ngo tne test ,f skill was; picks up. , 1 j". 1
tho ability to remove no appendix, -j
Inow tho test Is to adjust a enr- Do you know Oownor Davis of
iburetor. Idaho? We nirvor-dW until today
j ' ' ' 'when we met htii) on .the train and
1 Another mtA. ,, i,i..i,n 1 visited for several Bouts. . Jlo ;was
crosses the Btreet Is because Bho
on bis way to ; lilackfoot, Idaho,
sees a, .chap 'over there who
buy bur a Coca Cola.
may
i where Rev.
WAL, I'LL, HE Ul'UNEI).
The poutman brought to Farmer
Jones,
An almanac of Dr. Stones;
It told of cures buth quick and sure,
And flaunted remedies galore.
The farmer, feeling rather spry,
For fdckncHs nlwnys passed him by,
Drew up his chair before the churn
And started in, to Head, by durn.
He read of plagues that would appear
With )Uft an itching of the ear;
Of other ills that, in a day,
Would niiil and carry you away.
In one short hour, not more nor less
The farmer was in dire distress;
His good wife, Mainly, came und put
Aty-nnipn plaster to his foot.
And even I.ydia I'inkham's pills
Had fniled to analizc his ills. :. ;: '
They poured some Swamp I6ot on his
back,
And bathed his ours In Tanlar.
His daughter brewed some herbal tea
Thai buncoed water on the knee.
They gave him pills of Dr. Wots,
A "subslnntinl Increase in i,i-1 ' "m wire n speoiur i..r ools.
ness activity" may be expected ""' th; ld farmer Junes was down
about April; this Is tho opinion ot'V"1 in'' f"r " ,,ar" "ml "own.
the Harvard unlvenilly coiniuilteoi '" "l " "'"i"" vumne ineie,
ou economic research.
At any rate, modern skirts make
jfor freedom of the high sees.
j "A telephone polo never hits an
automobile in solf-defense," para
1 graphs the Toledo liludo. Possibly
: not, but considering tho erratic
tendencies of soine of the drivers:
you manage t avoid. ..fould you i
blame them it they did.' j
A Business Prophecy
Iicncath his chin there was a flare;
Tho deduction Is made from tho111- Wit ins wnisKcrs, lie war. oft
stildy of a lung series of business '' "ty for ho wuter trough.
depressions and rises which reveals iwh,'n he -hail finishrd with thfl flame,
that, 'after each slump such as'11" had foigollen he wus lamo
ihoso of l!in:i and l!in7, tho rise' Ami1 sil'k 1111,1 weak with bilious head,
begins from Ji to la months after Aml f"r nn '"iUr "as almost dead,
a marked decline In Interest rates. j"I-nnd sakes," his wife spoko Up and
In tho present Inntuiico decline In' s"'('' '
iuteriMt rates begun in Jl.iy. 1921. ;"What happened, you wus almost
It Is an lutercsl Ilia- reonvl. mill '. . (lead
iii'ourachiir In lis-wnv. though onlv
bearing out whet has been pointed . And burn that gold dura almanac
out many times before, that Ilk1' HEPTIML'S.
all phases of lile, tho fvonomic
trend Is In cycles. ' TUB FIK1I..
The promised relief, It may be , ,,.'.,
remarked, will mean very little, to ; ' '"'!'" )v!.ls " ,th7 r,,ll"1 f,oul
the ol.loinlhllc Individual who alls : "'-a " " 'i scnuoi;
"Shut up," sc?. he. "Shut mi. bv heck.
And I'nrlunc never came his
way,
(Inwn and walls for it. Ilul the
jnnn wlui bev.ius now. r han l-1 ws shifjtrjs, peoplo ,y.
roatly btuii. to nt hi. 1tou jn ilt ''I'H' wH.Hleml on
iirdi'r. who nnict!-os ludiLtrv undl.. "'" t'l 11 his days wovo k'wnr
tluirt ami ju.Ht many point:)
f conlaet iim Iim ran with (he ris
ing lldu of. Lu.ilni'.-n, may lnipc tor
much. '
Thru' In'
The only Ihinjr he left hehimt
Was f i iei.d-, le.-au.- e his heart was
Kind,
Mo laurlit them !;tin;Mer when they
ti...;.. i i ii. . ... .
Speed and Pleasure at Sea ",:, Z v Z ;,m the while
Tlio man they called a fool would
It Is reported thai tjio develop
ment of (ho railed Slaten morehant
luarluo 1.4 ptlriltiK la Kimhuul an
lm-reased demand for Bpeed and
luxury In nee;: n liner. ltrltish
Hhlphtiilderfi would ItKe lo lnunelt a
fleet of merchant vessels far mir
pasyliiK thv tiiins.ati'itntle liners ,now
in i-xistfuee. They waul a ship
' which will make tho cromlrttf from
Ambrose: I.iht to I.uiuIh i;:id in
throo tlayn. They also v.inh Ihuir
Kovenuucnt to rIm' Uhmu unhlan
tlal aid and prolec (Ion. s
Tlu? iw nei'H of vn Inn esse!.
like the .Maiitetaiiia tv fie Olympic
aro not anxious to see tin ir Meet
rendered 'oosoleie." Yet 111 spite
of the nrtlilii! lUiilry hetween (dilp
huildini: Intel etn and shlpplni.
line-', they !are ltkeiy Eoimi lu net
together tin ( he ha new d-mandi.
If civlIU.allon enn produte a xes
wet which ran luako thti Atlantic
cnissiiiK lu'h'h (line than ver
iniaiued before, it lt do
mailer ))( inih tt 9b
(0i fe le--; :!. I' M t
S)i .i00t) (t t& Mt IBM 4ttqe
smile.
With iMld, still hands across his
hreast
Tlio fool turned to his last long rest.
And folks stood 'round with bowed
down head,
The while a few soft uwM wire nid.
And many spe',e with eye-i n-dun,
"Ihc world was happier with him."
skitimus
(fillilanii,. formerly of
jLa Grande, and the governor were
1 to address a meeting of Id.iho
'fanners thia evening. The governor
is a great friend of Dr. Gilliland
and vice versa, which goed to. show
that Governor Uavls knows how to
select good, loyal frionds who are
worth while.'
Idaho's governor is not preten
tious. He is a modest man and
dresses as such. There Ik no ego
tism in him, and when , he Kpeak-
of things accomplished by his ad-
There U alwavs one thine that 'ministration, he speaks of them as
has to wait (for a woman. You i "Idaho's accomplishment!" or "our
guessed it right the first time. itjstate's achievements."
la bur husband. Tlie fuct remains, however, that
; iDavis has done in Idaho Just what
Many folks like to poke run at Bome Sovernor In Oregon should
the man with a No. 11 foot, but tl0- namely, he has established a
most ge ieivlly ho doesn't Buffer j "cabinet" form ot state govorn
from corns. After his feet get that 'eiit, and instead of having forty
b!. ho gdts his shoos large enough. eight boards and commissions,
A size ur two doesn't make unyi'n,th vertJ in existence whoa he
dlfforeueo to him. j took, the governor's chair, Idaho
' now has eight departments. Kvery
Jill (;KK Til VAMI SKZ ! dopartment is headed by . a man ap-
' uoiuted for his ability in a par-
There i never a closed season forjticular lino of work, and that head
The Lest Buying Days of tho Year ..... ,
. 27th
ANNUAL
JANUARY .
CLEARANCE
SALE
An annual Siifucssful Kvont for 7 Yc;irs Still Saving
Dollars for Our CuHtoinci's by Adhering to Our
Yearly Slogan
EVERY ARTICLE
REDUCED.
(Contract floods the Only Exception)
MANY LINKS OK ilKRCKANDISH AK'I'Mi'HDl'CKl)
2COW 1'OK THE ONLY TIME DL'HIXU THE YEAK
hoobs.
;K)1 HJhA, H.VV K
Dorothy "(Mother, why can't
they make dishes like they do ice
cream cones, so that you can eat
them when you are through the
meal? Then wo wouldn't havo to
wash the dishes."
WOVl.D.VT IT
,7
SALE OE
BOYS' SUITS
Entire Stock for Final Clt'iirauc-e at
1-2 Price
It- would bo nlco
If wo could buy
Our summer Ico
in winter time.
STl'NU Ai A IX '
''Why don't you arrest. that mo
torist? J lo was koIuk GO miles nn
hour." ' -
"lie paid his house was atiro,"
replied the vlllnco constable.
t)h, that's different."
"lut 1 didn't recollect till th'
citirncu cattisii was M.ut of sight ; i nnv nrofession Ls over In Idaho
ml lit. il,.,,u..'l 1 .-n l,r.. " .... '.. . ,
Is given finul iiuthrtrity to act.
Once each month tho cabinet
meets and reviews, the work of
every department, , , i.
"Tho jplnn Is wonderfully satis
fying," said Governor Uavls, "fur
now state business is transacted
with accurateuess and dispatch just
tho same as any reliable, well or
ganized corporation. It has been
a saving financially and Idaho peo
plo would never consent to return
ing to the old hit and miss, un
certain and ubusine.isliku system.",
Wo bollevo overy word of roni-
inendation the governor uttered Isj
true. For Instance. instead of hav
ing a horde of commissions, such
an dental, optometry, chiropractic,1
undertakers, etc, Idaho has ono do-,
partnient of licenses to which tall ;
tho organisations and tholr niem-i
bors must to, take their exaniin- mongrel doir, Monday night saved the
atlons and he dealt Willi on their life of one man and probably prevent
'merits. cd the destruction of the Hotel llal-
Tho day of buying state license stead by fir.
No Restrictions! "
Xo Price Tickets Changed!
Every Suit on Stile!
Dog Saves Life and
Prevents Bad Fire
CHICAGO, Jan. 18. Nero, a browr
Very, .frequently .
make poor parents.
rich parents
Somepooplo seem to get along
very well without hands or feet, but
of thought in virtually all the other
European countries.
The anim:.l uwakened its master,
Can you imagine the Joy in Ore .John Curtin, owner of the hotel, and
gon if onco there could he elected led him to the rear of the buildine;,
a governor who ias tho courage where Curtin saw flames and smoke
and aimuy lo do lor uregou w n.u .coming irom tne tirst lloor, which is Tno position of tho United State?
uavls lias uono lor Jiinuu." occupied uy p clothing company. somewhat different from thnt nf i
. , After the fire department had been ljRtcr nations, it is explained by of-
Tills is railroad life. When No. railed, the dog refused to leave the Ifici.ik nf th. Sint,. rior.rim,.ni a
onca s restrictions on immigration
Belgium enroute to other countries,paid und it would be well to make
and persons intending to visit Be!. I travel as convenient for visitors Am
gium for a period not greater than erican and others as possible. The
!0 days might do so without creden-1 action of Belgium and Switzerland
tials. That move was followed by ag-) was cited in support of that belief
ttation m Switzerland for similar let-i inasmuch as those two countries dc'
ting down of the bars, and the recent jcided to remove restritcions from Am
action of Switzerland in granting Per-jorican travelers without demanding a
mission for visitors to enter the coun-i reciprocal arrangement in this coun
try without passport restrictions i-; try.
believed to be indicative of the trend!
wo uon i understand now so many jig pii,.,i (,,( -0ciiIl-1U there was, buildine, ontinuini? to . bark until
aro ahlo to get along without',, crowd of railroad boya at the (icerge lVvkfr, o guest, had : been
Drains. .. ,
jsiniinn. nil aiiiuuionce uui i. u ,ue i.i'.uui t.i int; iiuru iiuur, ov(.n.oine oy
! just as an engine and caboose ru-di- mhoVc. DecUcr was revived.
jed into the station. They wore Tiie dog remained in tho hotel until
of Minprq' Wnovi " "u'' 11 i.niuiui u was overcome oy smoKe. nucr
UI millets Wttt,eS;(),(1 PnKim,,,r L mcl v. itli an which it was rescued by a fir-man.
Opposes Reduction
XOTIt U OK I IXAI, SKTTI,H.MLXX
Notice Is herehy gjvyn that tlio
undersigned. C. C. Scroggin, as the
Administrator of the estate of Leila
Scroggln. deceased, has filerl hu
make it vitally important that the in- 1 Final Account of the Admittistru
flux be carefully sorted at its points .tlon upon said estate in the Countv
Lourt of I nion County, stale of
Oregon, and .said court has appoint-
l!l2i, at
d the Cth day . of March
lti;m,it shop ttns"
Why does a halnnt always cost
tho same no mailer how much hair
you have?
Why' loea a barber always ask
you If you shiive yotn-fe) i? O
Why Is no barber ever satisfied
with the weather?
Why d;i"s no liarluT ever huve
a mi. cl v.iinl fer the I., si fi.,,n
that nil year hair?
Why docs a hai her always try )
persnai1 yon to buy out $.io Hhirtv
en :l Vol a6 Is ii (B'iae?o
W fltiS.i a haiTuir, drylni! Irreaulnr sles. with trlrt mattress-
(tly Aspoelnli'd l'rcssi
(iKMICVA, Jan.. 17. Attempts to! ', .'
Increase tho working day from eight j .. ...
to It) linurs are being opposed hy
gmerniuent employes. About 25,-1
000 nf them took part In a demon-1
strntton lu Heme against tho bills
recently Introduced lit parliament ,
to Increase the working hours und'
to diminish the allowances made
on account of the high cost of liv
ing. Special trains brought the demon
stiants from till parts of the conn
try nod they made an Imposing
accident at Hurley, on the Twin
'alls branch, and was being rush-
l'o:-.itelo hospital, bis skull
badly crushed and his life almost
gone. The fastest eighty miles ever
run on the short line is s:ild to
have been made by tho '"Hacle
Kye," who had the rl.lt of way
when be pulleu In the caboose that
carried old faithful "Hill." It was
,a race with death. How many trav
jelers ever think nway down deep.
: what the railroad hoys undergo In
j order that people may ride in roll-
ing palaces?
PASSING W
procession as they inarched past the'
parliament hulldliiKS. There wns.DOg Teeth Used fOr
no disorder. i Necklaces in Berlin
of origin, it is said, and for that
reason, ull persons intending to enter
this country must appear before nn
nmerican consul and nave tneir pass- tne nour or. ID o clock in tho forc-
ports approved with a visa. By so, noon of said day at the Court room
doinpr the prospective immigrant is of said Court, In the Court Ilouso
spared a trip to this country and his fat l.a Grande lu said Union ('ounty.
return nome witnout nemg allowed .Mam ot Oregon, as the time and
to land becauo the quota of nationals i place ror the Final hearing of said
of his particular country allowed to final Account and for the fiimi sei-
cnter America under the new immi- tleinent of said estate.
gration law had been filled before the Now therefore all nennns Inter-
immigiant's arrival hpre. The pro- ested in suiiUestate are herehv noti-
(vision for culling immigrant.! ahronf fied and required to he and appear
:wns Jaid down by Congress in an ef- at said time and place so appointed
fort to facilitate operation of the im- for the hearing of said Final Ac-
,i:.n.,cHi,i.. ik,.i nf ii.. nn I ". " meie i.- ii.ue ...inn nun laen and there sliow
tioiM to Lret rid of bu den.ome war i prORPCl t ,lmt ,he r'B"1 l uU' ' C'lUir- cause if any eslsts why said Final
inns to Kt lid ot ou.dmsonu war- ,jn p;1!..spH,t viss wi , resci.vi-d. Account should not he allowed and
time regulations of travel. Persons ;, . "H ''iioweu .inn
, . ... .. . , ilt IS said. asiroved and said estate Torover
prominent in diplomatic affairs here i , . , , , 1 , u ' esuue mrnti
unhesitatioglv Predict that as a con- ,0n ,mt,ons """P''''' citstim nd finaHy settled and said admlnl-
vi'iMii-nni t ho t imc is nn fnt rfxtmit ' ' " l'"- , r- nu iiniua
IE PASSPORT!
WASIHNCTON, Jan. If The pass
ing of the passport is gradually beini
brought about in response to a grow
ll'.y A-i.ii.-il rri'.-sl
W.SJ'.t,S(;iS'. in. IS. lleds
are to )wn their lndivliallty un
d'T standardization plans of the di
vision of hieHfie, practice of the
(Hy Assiu'lated Trc
HKItl.lN. .I.ill. iv No
1
klacis
wolves' and dogs' teeth were anion!:
the relics of the elTVly stone aue
reported to have Just been discov
ered In WetfVhaliu. near llenglc.rn.
vittually as unhampered as
days before 1S)14. I
The agitation for a removal of tTrf
ly after the American lnw went into men exonerated.
,t 'effect, but their action was rather in1 lated this the 18th day of Jaa-
.h. lintlir.1 nf a .-.,(,. luti.in fn, u-kil
the nature of a retaliation for wh.it uary,
was believed to be an undue bar I-
r.eccssity for consular visas up. pass- 'hiP imposed or, their subject In- ifi
1922.
C. C. SCP.OCCl.V,
dnilnlstrator of said estate.
yilUt A'.iys
lUt!" cm ar i i'iir
wny di
ovei look that
.I'Oinnierce tleo.tnuMii Tln.v will
......
lo Ioit "fipO.ir lu Ktouth ftid
o
by fclentilie lux est igators. A
chest eontaintncostoiU' vcwicls
unearthed.
!one
C&iartot ta t a pr.csU;e to
t'mi Vt M t". to-
1 IWt, Mint tw IM : n- shi'
5 toftS t'e plr.i t
6'9 9- an oO ;. will not
ear?
our nose always be-
Just as nf.ii as :n
the qv-
i' wholly lost to Aim
traiclets.
I'ublic Interest In ,tho new air.
jiullar will bo loss acute w lieu it
?i! known fjijil tlioy aro h artier tu
.'!..-' .1.1 .
niS are tuckei) ti uttc-r
lt:? O
W ny Is ll;l'.H,t n $) shine
land always loo I iiiall for your
Why does tho shine hoy alwa;.
Uj.-ive ilgorous nrgumeiit, with the
othw shine boy right in tho mid
dle of polishing your bhoca.
ei having uu proclivity to slide to
the floor in tho flours of deest
Sleep. o
1,0 to this time, tho stateiu.!
said, "a half-size hed was nnv.
. . .
Hung Wim 9 park ben. V upai(t) nu.n
xo lar as slumlords wcw..w
0 o-ns 1
..0
SI'F.M.S SgiDA
The V Snan Whs Ooubtt.
It's tlltl'.cul i make i woman who
washes, lrop cooks, sweeps, dust
takes earo of children and sews for
the family bollevo thcan who has
an . J -b v.'"i;: l::rl iiciija
(V'q As..... inini rS .i.-)
EXA. tin manv, Man. IS
i ctire-catin themM'hes
French offiicrs, entered th
known as "T'le S!ctl of the
tnc.&'' S.iturd,,
e, of the Or. i
of tho histoiTf
lliKllt and demand
tor tlies:irlen,:e:
soft ou will.
ports and letting down of the bars in
N$ler regulations had its inception
c.r strongest had. ire amor the lsi-
wa ness men of nil nations, dtestrtctlons
upon tfjvel h.e teaiwd upon i"
coinmoic'al i:fe o rtions
instoiucd to gather lavg c ly -vets
from tile well fi-d vf
furcQl visitors, it was ffifl.
Oand tliat reaction to the pinch of 011'-
Kouv (fcaie neciv-sity is likgiv to caCl. 4ftv
i..'luluni of tvavr, restru'tlons back
hotel to ttsaNl po.-i:inn. 9
Ni-Qt- 9 lldiuim was the (first to en?e the
r-'stru'lics upon tiavel iniwsei '
'he ls'gif?ntng nf tiie war, t'onviiK-'ii ;
th.at ti-snece'Jsit v for rigid cxamina-'
American nguIntion, it is said, l riwn W. .Kenton,
sentiment abroad is vrifMj t ifc'. Attorney for sai. estate,
belief that that retaliation Uan.I-25-feb.1--1a.
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