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Tlmr;,1av, Jommrr 20. PAGE FOUR Li ORXNDE EVFNTXO OBSreiVEn Cbc Observer A X imm;i'i:mh;m' .m:w MAi'i:it. 'tiblli..-.i dully ant) weekly i I IllHt d ori'Ktitt, hv l.:t (liainl.i Kven Intf obMi-rv-r ruljlishhiK Coirumny. JIICI'CK IMSNNIH, Kdtinr. lOnlered ut l hi' ruMol fh i ill lit Urando Orc-Kon, ns ,Si-i onii ('Iiimm Aliiil Mtttler. AifrirtwH nil foiniminh-al Ions to THK OliSl-;i;vKj;. i lit AUuiim Avo., La UraiKlt, On-unn. C1TV AM) (IIM'V OKKICIAl. On ! in oilii-r citifM Oreson Hotwl KewR bUimi, 1'oriluint; Imperial New Stand, 1'orlliind; JUultnoiuuU Nuw Hltiiid, Port In nd. fLHS HII'TloN HATIO Jiy Ciirrlrr. Dally, pur month ..7&c iJitlly, ir ilireu inunihM iJally, 'T nix mo.. In ad vane ..$4.&0 lHily, kIukI" riipy -.....&; lly Mull. rni!y, per tnr, m miv.nire f...no Imiiy, 'ix months. In udv'iin' $:'.') Daily, thf-t' month, in lulv.imir ...$l -' Dftll'v, pi-r inohlh W.-ekly (ils rvt-i -Siiir. ) until, per yeiir, in (idwinie .. . 51. Mi IN THE OLD HOME TOWN ml? 2 " U A. .1,1 J r- sp.sokk '' a.hsiii'11 -ran Tim AhhckIihiI ITi' l xolu.ively entitled to uj for puMlrnllon ot nil newa iHHputiln-s cri-dited to It or noi utherwlm rrrillli-il 111 thlH pitp'T. nml tun il, l.wi.l 1,,-u-M iiiililif.li-l tlur-ln. All rlKhts of rt'-pollliition of pt;clal AlupatchH.H lirt mxn iirt ri'Mcrved. Sible Thought. Vor Todaj Till-: LOVK THAT SAVES: Kor (Jotl so love the world", that he gavi his only begotten Son, that whosn'r beHt'Vfth in him should not perh, hut havo everiusting lif. John :i:Ki. Humanity Does not Change AmerinuiH hoped, after tlm World War, that the world wan done with old-fashioned nlHuncen and balance of power. All forward-looking na tions IioimvI so. And here the na tions am, lining up again In little groups, ' for their own ends. Fran- has an alliance with Po land, juid If recent revelations are trust-worthy, lias been fixing up weret combination with Japan. There are several alliances, format or informal, entered Into by the little nations of Europe since the war. There is talk now of a new alliance between Great Britain and France, primarily ns a possible means of helping those two Lilian el inj; friends trt kei-p the peace be tween themselves. Even the four power treaty for the peace of the Pacific is railed an alliance by some, thonh l" objects are ob viously k(",1- Alliances may be Intrinsically flood or bud. according to their purpose, but if this tendency con tinues, there Is jio telling where it will end. The old-fashioned American view was that no alliances at all were thinkable for this coun try. That ldi"a naturally regarded every alliance as being naiiixt somebody els The new view, held by advocates of world-organization, Is that an alliance, of all nation Is tolerable and proper, hoenuse it it agiiiuht none, being Intended only to uphold the Jii w and preserve peace. There ran hardly he any perma nent middle ground htd ween two policies. Another World War, If we hae on, will probably ither de ' atroy civillzatiou or shako It to-gethor. 4 I lull I JIR rf UL iyi f n m. w- - -t- . -. i -'I -V- I" w -1 iff mrf-s x-'r y .... t "ni'i-:iii"' lie':; thine col ri'li;:lui, , ilal' wliy." Hiifil Aunt M.iry, "nn ( niu't llllil ii chlckiMi (III itll t.llllc fur nt ...-ks." j NVfen!.:0i:itsi.: I They're I'kiihoi'Iiik Ihn iiKivifH, Wi' hopi) they'll Imvo n iiu'e. And lilt out nil the wlrlifd tieeH Whose limhH urn hiirrf. ! Kdurnlfiin )ifi8 ilnne wonderK for 'the wurld. Back jlil Jllhlc tinicH there 'iih ll!y one urn able to tall;. f Tj- l r " -- EriHfEfe STEPPED OUT TO SEE TlfJ! TVLP.WMETLSl FO6CTTTNC THCRC NVAJ iWVlMTi UOCK ON THE OOOR. the principles of religion and mo-J rality. Another hour either entire t or made up or brief dully period.) should not he hard to find. Then j the child's education can go nlonnj without interruption ns It Hhould, ! the lire celestial alid the lite ter restrial each being rostred to the advantage of the other, yet. without encroachment upon it. The new dollar Is out. It in nothing compared to the old dollar the public is out of. Britain points to 18 dent lis from alcoholism in New York and says that is what the prohibition law does. All wrong! That is what breaking the law doe:i. Lack of Parental Guidance Not Time Larger Grain Exports Contrary to the general belief, ll develops that the I'nlted States ex ported a goad deal more grain last yeari than t he year before. Torn exports, only 1 N.nnn.mio bushels In 1 rose to 1 .'I'.'MMI.IMMI husiieU in 1 . W heat exports rose from Z 1 K.iMhi.tmii to iJ.Mi.tiiHi.iHM) bushels, rice from Sttri.ttop.onu pounds to t'.Mii.dnii.iitH) pounds, and some min or t iojih correspondingly. There was even more cotton shipped abroad last year. fi.4 7 4.lHM) bales against G.ir.H.ituO bales in l!2i. Hut though the volume of exports was greater, the money received for them was much less. Hence the American farmer's discontent. And the nil nation Is not likely to im prove much until Europe as a whole can get its money and credit on a sounder basis and revive its in dustries accordingly and thereby In crease its purchasing anl consuming power. Tlio Denver council of Sunday Sri) out and religious education has decided to petition the school board to permit children, upon written re quest from their parents, to be dismissed from schthd two hours 'weekly for religious instruction. The great lack 'or religious training in the yuutigrr -tnif-ration Is urged flit a reason. It tn said that only one ihild In thrre, In renvr, at tend Sunday tichool. lhjv? many CUttml in Vy ;ram1t' Hm b on uttor.s nrp matters fot loent deci!iit, ,tii. ith all icsici tot tht rUtm'(a" religion It hanllx Bm frittitf -esar of desirable to taK time Jrom the child s brief flniir iu school Iin his religion-tfaitiltl- U leads to compllcatlom difficulties In the school regime lid the time in school, as It is. is all too short for the secular edu j cation which the llHlt If he Is to be fairly ciuiiie.l 0 01 : tj RtniKKle for dully hrcad. j Out of "the JCS hours in even week ?he im-rnno child si'.rtjd! iihotit 70 In Hlccp. Thirty uliori j hon lirp laltcn liy IiIm u-tjiiliir sclPiol worlt . J'hiK Iimivch US wiili0' loir linura. some Wirt of jvhn li roul bo rievolerl lo his rcliKlixix 'ril I ins; If tho will wore thtj Tin nPRlccted Sutidny mhool Itself of fors one hour a week ,tlodlralc(l tc oxnclly tho thliiK which Is desire,: Making a Will Of all the financial processes which were to be encouraged in Thrilt Week, the chances are that one df the most Important got the least attention. That Is making the will. With all the advance ment In common sense and under standing as regards property and money matters, the ordinary citizen still falls short in thisoue thing to i o,ueer degree. Somel lines it Is carelessness. sometimes it Is a sentimental inhi bition or a superstitious fear. Some times the feeling that there Is little to leave stays the wNl-niaking hand. Whatever the cause, to retrain Is a mistake. The leaving of a will makes the settlement of an estate a swifter and simpler process than is possible otherwise. It ulso in sures t hat w ha lever property t here may be goes where" the testutur wants it to go. Any reputable lawyer or banking concern will draw up a will, im pressing t he wiKhr of the pi ms. in making it, and charge little for (! sen ice. The teslutor if he prefer can make Inn hhii, but there U danger in sto h caes of mime log; I lault or some linpi ad ir;tlity which t be mure experienced mlml w ouNI see and a old. THE OFFICE CAT SVOItTITCm.; "Ye Coda!" We put that there for' ' ntyle and nothing iiiii-'ti, , Some of these poets make me uwful j sore. ' Their li.vcs so foreign to their Unci of talk. At all good thhijpi they make fj," 1 sIiiwtb balk. i We love to -e the?.- of good--1 yes good 1 Not imitation stuff that hidej be lt in d the tfmd ' Called 'goodness. Not the man who dally ff,-!.ta with cheer 1 Tramping his frin;is. their calls for' help not hear. Who dare to meet them when their woilt of day is done. And bluff a friendship when there 1 is not out. 1 Oh, yes, we sinners have a faith In (lod alone, 1 Our faith in humans is the faith, that's turned to;stoite. We do not pity with contempt the fallen- foe For if w e did this we would watch for wings to grow. We love the man or woman who can do 1 j The little "oh it's nothing" things : each day, The "done and then forgotten" acts that cheer : And help the sinners on their wick ed way. So if you saints live jut exactly as you preach You'll fin-! by arts, not gab, you'll all the sinners reach. Junius, Observer, YEAR" lAYSOF THE Tim milliner 9 al U4 Sore enables the family to practice &irlli-$h,li economy CWI lllustralcil by our 27th Annual January Clearance Q.ilc. llere.otl ll lnri!i scale, Is presented our studied efforts to re duced prices on uior,(J)aiiabo lu eicry day denniiul. Tim numerous op liortunles offered Qieini; the jirnctice of economy in Immediate reach of everyone. EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED (Contr stated lanes JyUie I'lltil Excepted) It ! Hie only lime diinn tSkthc cntii year when you may s-ue on any article In the store. ith tlx- n-ery-day necpsBltlcs forbyjrir by supplyini; thenisclves ll litlie ever-day niesslties for lurWlis to come, mud Ibis sale has proved of equal benefit to all. Crowds of shoppers tell the story of n sale e ant you to shop shop everywhere, and you are sure lo shop here. SALE ENDS JANUARY 31ST LESS THAN 10 DAYS LEFT NEW I G KOitTCfTflK I Ye finds, hut I love the sml!e;i of : my fellow man j I love the woman or the man who; thinks they can I I love to see them face the fight I each day with cheer! KoutliiK with courage bold the mor- I r' Affoctiitrd Tress) tal imp of lear Pr.TtKfHr, Alien., Jan L't. A new I love to meet thern ' when theit ; system for control of traffic in work of 'congested part of Detroit that is ' in! CONTROL PLAN ed district will move or stop in uni-lpon Retail Hardware convention wa. son upon signal from the master tow-jtold by Orno Dale, Spokane trade jour cr. The signals will be repeated nuto-fiial publisher, (matically in subsidiary tpwers, two i of which are to be placed at each street intersection. Traffic officer? will be relieved of Riving1 signals, un- k i jl:.. i i ...:n i. ii i .i j tier lilts piiin, unu win uuiu iu :e- READ THE WANT ADS ! Surely. j Imn't be cross with the olliee boy ! who does iioihln- init stand around and look nice. I'robably he'll grow up- to be an 'Jllicieucy txpeil. . i . : . ' iw- day Is done to contain a number of features here- , vo":. T ir "lLe" ,u" .lu tmilifeH In eonverse HWeet of k:kI reverse toforo nntn.-il. jind th;it will rtol' iniL1'""c ui.tu. and ! control of traffic over a distance of ill-Afniitt l.x ....hi f.M,,. mllro r.-oin cin.et.. i. ,-.. 11 i I.... ... t - . t . . . ! corners of safety zones alone- the car win iiik mem in liuiii .110 one in ue nut mo o pe rainio nere aoouu re t- - " - lllm . I ruaiy 1, ii is announced l.v Police In- Hlu'ks " t'i,"'h C1U'.,SU,P ,am ,ut ""'' M whose love whose trust is: The 'plan is an enlargement tf the j system now in vngue here. Is shed on IIiobc in the (Jreat Above j vides for placing: a gieat master tow I love to hear the heart beat of the er at Woodward and Michigan live- stoic held nue. Hy means of bells and ligh'.s a Pity 'with contempt for those who single officer in this tower will direct say I traffic from Detroit river to n noint can not hold j four miles from the heart of the 1 nsi- And then again I like to see him ness district of Woodward" avenue. get his fall j All vehicular traffic in the .congest- itising wnii vmiie on tace the mas ter of It all. j. c.ii.iioy. The subsidiary towers will he but U) feet in height and will mark the ! corners of safety zones along the car sneelor l!rrv H .Tnekson. pmces. i,ignt, on me suosiu.ary iow- rs, it is believed, meet with popular i- i :n i kftkl 'It Ul'i - I DW-HUMe iney win uv iiiuik 'te ' wiiii uti' Limiiv nui n at HARDWARE SOAKS. (Fly Associated Tress) I . PORTLAND, Jan. 2;. The new i normal price of hardware is 20 per , cent love the pre-war level the Ore- wisi: had "If yon wil! make the hoy wear his hair hum. I at least insist on getting him hoxing lessons." "Why so?" A kid with long hair has got to know how to fight." ICarr Some men regard the five-cent ! elKar an eeonomy. While othei s ' deem it a punishment. 1 c1 Carrs I I Yourself ' 1 ll Thtla Kara seems to he a neces sary adjunct to the moving picture business but tdil Wheel Marrow is Where Youn Credit Is Good COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER i important around da We hope the wilt be gemtim;. fietioaii Hettliment Somehow'V'la ltellt- tr4iicf IVM-r A lies" doe-ilU sound tlitt e i X. I Hi TEN HAY per cent off on all l-;-4t will allow lo mi Mde nuits. TH!t;KKY. mon farm. Old .Manny Mary called one day tin th yer. "Well, old lady," he said can I do for you'.'" j "All wants to, divn'ee mah hus band," said Aunt -Mary. ''Divorce your 1'ncle Mill:" cried the lawyer, "(lood gracious, whv?" rersiinnums illage law- ''what i m guaranii-vM hv year Xvuc to mi I linn ol ncrlcvia. KonJon's ftik wWrs lor yotir nriinf, ciuiath. , TO TfMMwiirVhiK f'vS. rwr b mm Specials .for Friday and Saturday Del Monte incapplv... r.ctu, 3 cans $1.00' Hills' Rgd Can toi"fre, 1 pound can 45c; 20 0 pound can, $lo.10i Eagle Valley Sfoieyl U). can.., 75c O oLaf Grande jCo-pperative o Vf S v PhonMainca 305 Fir t. O The Reason for our Substantial Growth , is our Substantial, Service ........... , v , V The Road tof Prosperity. For tin' nvi'iucXiiTson, tlu ri'.'nf l" pi'.ispit it is tlironlt ni.-ill Mivins. SiTiiU' ri'niai'ly -tiii i i iiiniiii:' lilicral intrcst. Tais 7i.i (iTc pays 4" intiTOst, i-iiiijii'iitiili'ii si'iiii-annually and oalliis"vitliJi'awa'!s wit'limi'i iiri'- iolls lliitlrt'. -(iif nil l!i:' dtllis Your Pi; ciatod. pvospcrit 9. a inn vcmiIvi' t uikinu' hi' siift'ss appro- 12) Unitj) States Nat fGNAK Bam k SINCE THE INSTALLATION OF O'G'R NEW SYSTEM WE HAVE EECEIVED A GREAT MANY FAVORABLE COMMENTS FROM OUR SUBSCRIBERS. WE HAVE ALSO RE CEIVED MANY ORDERS FOR NEW TELE PHONES. WE 1 HAVE H.EARD RUMORS, HOWEVER, TO THE EFFECT THAT CERTAIN AGITA TORS ARE MAKING A DESPERATE EF FORT TO HAVE A NUMBER OF OUR SUB SCRIBERS ORDER OUT THEIR TELE PHONES WITH THE EXPECTATION OF HAVING THE RATES REDUCED . OUR RATES, WHICH COMPARE FAVOR ABLY WITH THE BALANCE OF THE STATE, WERE AUTHORIZED ONLY AF TER A CAREFUL INVESTIGATION AND THEY WILL NOT EE REDUCED, SO DON'T CHEAT YOURSELF OUT OF YOUR TELE PHONE SERVICE. TELEPHONE SERVICE IS THE CHEAPEST COMMODITY IN EXISTENCE. n it iron EMI (8.. Instruction In the Hlhlo mid ir r,
