La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 07, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAfin FOUR Jj'X OnXXDPJ EVENTXa 'OTRF.RVER Tnn.ii1.iv. Fclininrv 7, TO'- Cbe Obscinjct? AS iMiiii'i:i)i;.M m: si'Ai'UK l'uhliahi'U daily hi id wt-L-kly at L.& Hraixle, Oregon, hy l,n iiramln Kven lutf Obrver i'ubUsliiiiT Compciy. ltltlK'1-3 UK.WIS. 1M I lor. Entered a( Hut 1'ohloliiet' nt Lit tirandu Or Run, hn St-cund CIuhm Mull Matter. AthlresM nil coiMimiiiiciiliunii to THE fllWKUVKIl. 1 1 1 1 Admin Ave., L tiranui. or-noti. II V AMI 4 l VI V OI frlCIAL lAI'llt. On n) In uDut rlth-n oreKun Jlotul New a Ktitnd. I'urllurd: luiuurinl News Aland, l'orthuid; Alultliuiuab NttWfl fctand, I'urthtnd, ttlllSt KII'TIO.-V HA LL.B. ily Currier. Pally, per month 76e l.'atly, per Ihree tmmtlis 2. S! 5 Dally, itr nix inn.. In ndvunce 4 .60 Laily. aiiiK-lo cuiy ,6c Ily Mull, Dally, jifr yenr, in mlv.uu-o $r.00 Dally, iix umnOix. In ndviinrti Daily, Hirer iimhiiIm, In advance Dallv, per iimnlli ...M.6Qc W'pi'ltly Obhci vi-r-Slnr. ly mull, ptr year. In nd vu in n $1.00 Si km in: it ok annoi i vri:i I'mhmh. Tho Anychifd 1'res U exclualvely entitled to iim; for publication of all Iicwfl dlspiilehis credited lo It or not otherwise credited In thin paper, and Hi no the local news piilillKhed therein. Al ritrhtH of rt!-piibi-iitlon of npuula (liapatcheH hero also nr.i reserved. Sible Thought. For Toda Till; TKX COMMANDMENTS THE KKCOND COMMAXDMKNT: Thou tdialt not jnake unto time any graven imafco or any likeuess of anything that is in luaveu above, or that 1h in tho earth beneath, or that is In the water under the 'iirUi; thou 1 1 a J t not how down IhyHclf to them, nor nerve them; lor 1 tho Lord , thy Cod ajn u jeal ous God, visiting tho Iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me; and showing mercy unto thousands of them that love men, and keep my commandments. -Kxodus 110 : l-fi. IN THE OLD HOME TOWN U 1 f.H 1MW.LM1 If J j t.t(!-,j(4V M IfL' MILL! ft 1 'CMTPL. ' I 2U ABNFR TUTHIU. LOST HIS BEAMS vfLS Llim '''4 WATCHINI A STWANGtJS WTMOTRyMU ' '-.V. A-t.f A WONCERFUU )NVNTfON- ' jj Vi) OUNfl-iNW SUPPORTS SELF Is! iM .A HI , , lie l iia r -4 niui i - Commissioner McKennon'a Statement Mediocre Daubing In lnl evening's issue of the Ob Hcrver appeared a letter from City Commissioner J. 1). McKennon in which he ives comparative fie;me3 which he obtained from city re.frds-( and the fijrure.s are another chrjiler in tho tremendous increase in public expense. To lead these fieurea druws but fi.e answer, namely there mut be re trenchment in city expense. "IV this vc do not mean that clc-I.a and wo-k- rs who are ' now only rcoeiviug a Svir wage should inin.et'ijtely have Piiiariea cut, neither do vi rican thc Via city should bcvoii'j cnuri :il i j(s business, but th: increne in the )a.-.t two years is far too great and cannot be continued, I .a (J ran tie has only a limujd rt ourco to draw its tax money fro'n, and the city official who feeVi that we can launch undertakings without contemplating the cost of such Is rn'is taken. , UivlePi there is a dot.-it led dc'-nuse the people of Crando will aii, just inn they are doinjr other phues, .....j muKe uemair ior economy. i;Hn,, Honil.thin.T new or to e,cape from time for cutting down oxnen-es in I what has already wvn dime. failed in everything exccjit in (By Associated frcsa) WARSAW, Feb. 7. Poland is gradually making her place in ihi-. world as a self-supporting nation, ac cording to recent reports of allied ex perts in economics. Within the last few months the new republic has made rapid strides to ward straightening many difficulties-, in the opinion of the students of eco nomics, one of the principal fac'ov assisting in a balance in Poland's fn- vor being litjuidaton of the Uppe Silcsian matter which had been hang ing fire for nearly three years, thj settlement giving the Puh-s their own coal and from 10.000,000 to l-j,-000,000 tons annually for export. The population of I'oland is ut pioximately 30,000,000. While the American Relief Admin istration continues to feed some 500, 000 childion in the devastated area and some of the crowded industrial centers, it is planned to abandon t'-iv work altogether in the sring, as, w!'N good crops another season, the ex perts believe the government and the peo'de will be able to get along v 't out outside help The necessity of buying foreign ex change for foodstuffs, a situation which Poland faced from the begin ning, has almost passe. I and agiicul- , turi.-ts estimate that, with few exer tions the country's own prod k ts will meet the requirements. Thi is i y.- 'ncctcd to rulievL the contaitt ilfi.in guo, with this as Its leading reso- and Mock raising are the leading th(, KOVeinmera treasury whhh lutions: in.lustrles of Ireland. Judging by f,()UI. ;U)(i othp(1 n. .0,Kti..s "Tho object of tho International the past few hundred yuan. 1,niL' , from America and elscwhe; e MiJ :uld Irish, organtzatituiK Is to assist the ; folks have' thought tho specialty !tjjeni lit a loss to the peop'e." people in Ireland In their efforts to.was raisin:; something uuite differ-, a,isj jn meeting cunv ox- outaiu to tne mil tueir national '"i, iileals, political, cultural and wo-, continue, the fight for complete in-. The salo of Hjviierkraut Increases dependence of Ireland. as war animosity wanes, say the A world congress of the Irish dealers. Tho prejudice) may be race has just been held in Paris. weak'-irTTtg, but something tells us Tliero were assembled represeuta- tho kraut is Just as strong. tlvo Irishmen or men of Irish de-; r scent from 14 different countries,1 hast year was the healthiest on America, Included. JOarly In the pro- record In Kimland and Wales. It ceedlugs De Valera appeared, ami Just goes tti show what hard times It was largely at his instigation do to harden people. that the resolution was adopted, o forming tho International Irish ,ea- j A news Item Hays th:it farming iiomieal, and to secure for Ireland When that "liig Five" commit-. pen ses an emergency tax le.:i!;ition has been enacted by the li ", from which a return of simiel hitm- lilrn RO . uer rignuui piaco among me nee iuu m-m iok finer 10 ma lie ruiea marks is expected Tho nations of tho world." for the control of warfare, why not rejfUHr' tax asieanment has hen :'e- It Is admitted by De Valera's begin by ruling It out entirely, and dinsti.d with rhri wn of "hrimrino in THE OFFICE CAT By ruirnra associates at tho meeting that the then ftn-get the rest? league is committed to obtain "ub- j o solute Independence for Ireland." Mr. Do Valera says darkly: "You may say the resolution means litoi- ally what it says." It Is not surprising, but a good many thoughtful people, Irish In cluded, will wish that, for a time lit least, well enough could be let alone. Why not wait until It i. proved that the present arrange ment Interferes with the full de velopment of the Irish people? To prove this or the contrary will be a slow process, but it might be given a fair trial. o public affairs is not some day in the future; it is right now. Cake's Hat in Ring? With Judge William Cake conte: plating entering the race for govon'or it would seem that all the fun of a political campaign has not beet Just f to this old war horse of years tgo. The Judge is a fine fellow and should he decide to Mick his hat in the riuj; he will make quite a noise before ii:c primary eleclion over. Here -is real he'r for that mud abusej mortal who doesn't know much about modern art then ires but who possesses a little true appreciation of an occasional fine pictuic or book or status TIip Indenetwlrnts. reorcm-iit - ing all dissenters from normal art Tfui farter dropped, and .sponsors of the modern schools llu' ,nk. "e Mopped in many violent varieties, have just held their-thirty-third salon at Paris. There were 4,000 canvasses on exhibi tion,' The art critics and the public went to the exhibit. They looked. They came away ami pronounced the whole thiUg ''mediocre." Four pictures only were looked up on as tine Works of art of Instiny value. The re-t merely tried to Pre- Tlu'n -""'lowed explanation. rarK ye well, riiev know this bell," how- 1"no -He Kink, he told 'em. ing forth the abseiu-e of id skill on the part of their ereatnis. Those who realized all along that something wa wrong with the inde pendents are grateful to the honest Palis critics. a return which will offset the v ent depreciated value of the Polish .mark and the increased cost of go einment, I odz, the largest industrial center of the young republic, the cotton mills aie operating at about "0 per cent of pre-war capacity and the woolen nt'll at about 25 per cent.. Some of the Lodz textiles arc exported to Russia over the Ukraniair fumtier. Raw cotton for the Lodz spir.dles is one of the principal commodities which the Poles are compelled to buy from the outside, this n vossiLa'.ing purchase of foreign exeh-tpg. with Polish marks as low as d.OOO to the dollar. Special Selling of ' CORSETS AND CIRCLETS A .pedal .elllng event now under way by e very nu . eh.. . ho 1; dins ".Nemo" corsels Is to bo well represented here In i.iJn - .tore Is the exoh.sivd agency In Lb Grande for these fan,. i toi -eU brassieres, and a sreater part of our business is done m in -si. Here we arc listing two very new numbers which have been rtce.v ej durlne tho past month and ou which we received special prke conccss ions to introduce them. Xu. -4-41. NEMO , V 0 KSET $1.00 A' self-redurlns corset In pink or white of fine NEMO quality. . It fit. you snugly and com fortably, holding and moulding your flguiu into (Irml flat lines. sk to co it. Very special at $4.o. NEMO OLUCEET $1.00 Miss Vteen wears a circlet becauso It gircH Just hc hit of firmness she needs with all comfort anyone could wish. Here Is ono that is Inexpensive aud appro- fort all. .It la specially priced at $1.00. aboutlit. Jlaify'Woiiu'ii Have Inqiiiml Abmit this O.vAnd! Brown Kid 'Armstrong' A pattern nluiost Identical to the one we had late in the fall. Dark browu and of very fine quality kid, with a welt sole aud medium low heel. A slight square toe gives it a distinctive apiarance and very dressy. All sizes now, 2 to 8 and AAA to D widths. I'rico. $10.00. Other new low shoes are shown for men. women and growing girls, in tweuty-three different styles. See window. FORUM KCCS. RESOLUTIONS ' WERE PASSED ' The La Gvanda district confer ence of the M. R. church held here I of the great task; awaiting us 1 those days of reconstruction. (SiguedJ LA GKANDK DISTRICT CONFERE.VCH U. C. -Mullein, Secy., RUSSIAN BAPTISTS INCREASE. (l!y Associated l'rrsi) MOSCOW, Feb. Dr Evcre t i .1 t 1. i l . . i. . . til II. rnnrpsAnf fli.ivp nf t ho Snnt hirn " nt-vn iiacn tut1 umowing reso-j r. - f, ..i.,. .. lutions In appreciation of the hos- aP"st Convention of America, who ii... 'is hrp fnr th nm-nncA nf ffwtriltiit. " 'HKei I HON I SOLN, tri'C, ETC. And raise i tho fiail supporter. Tlio courtiers smirked, The t'ountess shirketr before the glance toward Vr. The Kink, albeit. Swift of wit, A lose tti the occasion. Don't be dismayed, .My lads, he brayed. "The soek'II stick, I know, by Im k, I've found out that do r I- t w iiiuuiin iii uiji ft-ui 1 1 on ui me ii oa-1. L ?l ,; IafV,C TJCrC' i ',it!,lll- hoWn- the delegates by the Is or tn purpose of distribut- that some who talk the loudest about uil-g ".Made in I.a Cirandu" produ.-t are mil practicing what Ihey prea.h. Giimde Ronde vaUey eggs ate bcin cro-vuea out of I.a Grande marl-rts to VJ'le extent by foreign egtfs Ma:ty dialers luy their eggs at the cream eries Mid the creameries get a lar-re supply of their stock from Portland, Idaho and but few from this vtillcy. inr etrgs sntppeu in irom tit? ou: church ancl'MTier organizations: lnK 5'"ns; amonfr tne tiaptist-i o: Whereas, the La Urande District Russla- svs he has been .surprised to Conference Has been held in our flnd ther0 a l'wen 1,000,010 an.l church at La Grande. Oregon, Jan-12'000'00 BapVsts in this country and nary 31 to February 2nd, inclusive; that Russians, take . readily to im- Therefore be It ' mersion, as they arc accustomed U Resolved,' that we express ;oW it bwae of its practice by the OV- :i..-,, tf,.li i,.ti.H . .h n... .Uivuumicii.. II. Quigloy and his wife, for their gracious and untiring efforts to prri- A .IIDK IOIS IXyllHY A well known traveling man who visit, the drug trade, says ho has often heard druggists ask a cus tontt'r "who wished to buy a. cough inoillclne. whelhre it was lor a child or a nadult and if for a child, they almost invariably recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Tho ' reason for this Is that they know there Is no dang from it and that" There is not tho mger in giving it and for colds, croup and whooping cough it is unsurpassed. , Itinerant Hcptist evangelists arc now endeavof ipg to spread the teach- ting of that doctrine very -widely tti i.le places cnnm.t possibly be f.ch '' f"r ""r.-convenlcnoe nd c"ln- i Russia. A union pf all the Baptists he's rolled 'em.' Earthquakes the Plodder sa s some people are -o alient minded that even thc:r cuiiiidcue is mi placed. That East Wind La (Irainle people me barking with cohU ai,d many point to tlie pre vailing ca-t wind as the cause, liut that js mostly imaginary, for in some localities in the CJramle Konde vaile ythe wind Iwi.ds and changes its com e. Pet Maps the busy person docs not realize which way the wind is blowing. - o - - From Far Off Philadelphia A lady in Philadelphia njad one oi' the N. K. West t Co. ads in the Ob server recently and noticed onio dies goods advertised that she war. fed. iVVith tho usual freedom of (he Ameii- can wem:in siie lauuediately sent an order to West & Company of I... ;rande, Oregon, for the oi ds m) the order was fillcti. Xothing more need be said, for it is very plain th.O the Ob.-cn'Br's d vtWising is far naJnng, hi. ii' g. As l.mn , tlie uentl. .-houhl not IreiaI Again. Any ut v spa per render mutt have remarked ' tlie fact that there lias been tti) unusual Birds of earth tiuakes this winter. The latest.'' though apparently harmless in its t 'fleets because its area of reale.t tllsttir!aue' was remote from popu lous fit ies, must ha e been oi ter rific force. Jt caused tho greatest tremors ever recorded on American seism ot;ra phs. Ami it markt-tl t he climax, m far, of a chain of dis- t urbaiu es in aud ai't iuul the Pa cific ocean. Clearly the bed and tlie moun tainous rim ol the 1'acitie it re un easy, 1 eep cock strata , si f.n'ne 1 perhaps by the cooling of the e.irtli. are shilling and settliim. I'tnisual inovenentw are golim v in tin eart li s crust And how far w ill those meeuieuts extend? Many peo ple would ghc nun li lo know. There is a sort of prophecy fl-iat-iim around that tlu- North Allan tic reJtion. bum free from euth shocks, m.iy soon experience siu:t liar Iistui'baiuis, Wheiher there is any scwntific basis for the beti.v I- not clear Certain it Is. Jiow- e.ei. inai v.inous .;:iericati:i mw: puipit ,- to "occuil" study are ttonincetl rv . mat me witoie eastern seaboard . (a, of thft 'l'nlted SStatcs is in ilat.-ir There ltr h t nt tif ;i nn.ike or u ,,u ni;'.v ta"k t Ida I w. e t here somewhere nea I the time of the anpi nacliini: snrini: lulnm. The- waruiuj: sojmds ah :ifl, hut kalit itl int. re-d Willi cf ut-,diii earthiiiake reporl. Chicago council vole-1 ("I to (i in favor of booze. Whin the millenium di-es 'come, it probably won't select Chit ago for headquarters There never u.is an elephant that lidn't look as though he ought to haw pants pressed. eggs, .some of them are storage eg Seme are very likely eggs that have 'eon tested out of incubators after tney have been in the heat fo- sev eral days and found to be nifoniU. Many of them arc undersized or "pullet" eggs and should sell for les than the market price. One poultry raier says he approached a dealer ae-oiu the matter and was told thut the dealer bought ail his eggs fiorrt Portlam! because he could buy them cheapd. Il the consumer will insist on f.esh ee.gs ami have them weighed, r ;n tlutt a dozen eggs should weih least Ul ounces the egg producers of 1U'C' the valley will be aide to mark j their product at home. Don't litis Use more eggs and not so much l"'ri'lay atth heavy meat. The yolk of the egg is rich in iron along with other va'ujble substances, and is the best spring tonic you can get. Whip fnm nr.t to ship oC,,h.s church for. the use of - l o dturch edl ico and the ho- t0 two ,OCHtC( t M,. IdMihlo en tortalnment In their ,eow ,, thc other , Petrft!rra(1. homes; to tho Ad club for the fc - Tu ,,, Ha,lc,a u lowship and noon-day luncheon pro vided for us; to the I.a Grande Kvening Observer for the space and encouragement -accorded us; further be it UosolvCd, that wo express our deep appreciation to our beloved Bishop- Charles Wesley Hums and the other members of the efficient Area team who have brought to ttsj not been Persecuted under the Soviet regime, thc ire of the Communists be ing mostly directed at the Orthodox church, which they regarded as a tool of the empire. New York policemen wear bullet proof jackets. The greatBst race track drama eve al the inspiration and enlarged vision staged "Tlntndcrclap" starts Fit. at tho .Star. Hit. .-bn, ti'llloli iili.l thi'ilivn conic home to roost Leavenworth l,t. Yeah, about -2 o'clock in the morn. tlm't' in " P'"t of milk with a ititte sugar and Itavonng anil dnnk this ittstead of eating otK' meal for a while. Eggs for this, us for all oth. er purposes, should be fresh and dealt for an egg is very porous and will absorb foul odors when produced in unsanitary surroundings. Hire's for a bettor egg malkct in I.a Grande for Grande Uonde pou'try products. Member tif Eastern Ore Von. Poultry Associjitu n. is hair restoratives tire sold men who have oil stoc!; liesnair. No woman likes a husband who flirts -unless he's seir.c other woman's luit'an.!. U!1"!'. a time there liwd ,'. g.rl who didn't care for an au e. She wanted two or notln.-e;. THE MIGIM'Y IHII.I.AU. ' 'nay talk abom the tc t. celling in . for fame, tne nnniM, r ll-proac'ilng ju t relnitalnei's name, he teaeiie: ,hi!, lie i.l.sent and the f..r I'ia., away their doll Votl sh ir. new Just v hell the w or ill was con -ii.ittllatllig Itself that linn tnni:D M-nie question- --the II isll li.ld hhvtl Pettier! Oi'letihg itewi. tin, i.ail: .".h ! jiiobletn - in!" t'l U's Mala ll-j.oi.' T!l 'Tfine Cliaeifle.il" the world) Ie.ieratiou0 nf tin- It is'i race le.ii.tiv i l k-allli d St Tali.-. hi for lis iniiio: -Greater Han all t lling is j.o d'9 nt'V God husc'lu iuii.it tor Irii.iiido' .(t,d(9 aleia ncau to i'tilia!i .. en n'. uil . :g, li e ,e . ( iM i, , i, 'out the farmer, f.ir:u. ing .in-; f,e- health, t'r the inenlmnt sel!mk- goods, if it add', not t.. Ins mm!i!v -The mrrehi.- t would 1,. stranded nfl ' the fain er he would holler,- I- by hi e ii s pmis. you lalte away their ,!e!!ar "Uld reh and lllll !!l,i '11 1, its -ea- the laiM n,'i.ii it. u i.ii n) ; timi a -nn:; cli.e.-n t st.ilnl ui. ii it. mi.-cr, too, I most forgot, s-);0 in lus choir; k ; hat I it nt lIV 'h i . .:d. I I ai; ( I. AIM IT IS NOT SCAB Ul'SIO. laiitor Oosrver: Kegar.dr.!-' sine.1 ciitieism lieard fcgarding our n.isic at the Kaglen daves we wish to s.ny that the hel of our orchtvtva is a utlion man ami.4rries c.iiu.i from three d t'l'erunt ernfts. II ha- never refused to j,.jn the nuisici in..' union, ttur ci-ioiU are inere.sir al our old time dances ceil wfl'': ani we are tonfon.iinif stvietly to ihe !: i i running these ifancl.-. No AllisVey of any kind or in any form is rer'nit tcdl and lieecltcy is the murt f'4 lre of our .ia: vcs. We U'.ilie if. A .!! deal an.l are giving th ;m"lv 4.' iivcivod for what the public prt lit the dances. We rc !v h.Ti.Uiiig scab music and iiive iu -.-tcliLi jii v" doire to do ... o" . " w u rri: V'stin, SM CAM1'HSY, . JIL.SKY Al.l.KN, u ' .Mai.a . -0 m o ii'.' I" isary lo ipe accomplishment j day - i . , s "Thdnderclap. Starts February 10th, last dav to p.iv; e StarA 2-7-2t 'water rent without a penillty. 2-7-:'.t 1 My Telephone C Do I Iwa'-t to rail a neighbor Jj J Justlto ask her for a loun, Cf 1 With ;lacrity I hasten , 1 tly trusty telephone. I ' ) Does a luest come in ftr liaicheou f , I And tie larder's clean ani bare, A call tfcton my telephoae j f Insure.! the needful fare! j Am I tir-ll. bored and lonly? f ; And a fri-lid would cheer f!ie hour V i My teleiLone will bring iier; ft B With lulwondrous maJfc power. 1 V If a dinner! T am givlniV 8 And for tne am sory depressed, i ! I rely upon Vy tlphie To tummoirU thVjtuettg, 1 . In the riarWest of tt itclit'a shiidows I ' It fulfills iU greatest uiisiiion, 1 i ff Wbea to ufrriTn oi it briuga . The fatatlj phy-Kiau. 1 t1 m ti C'litiiise Yoiir Stationery To '.-siiil your iiuiividiia ity. We liiivc all styles, sics ami price's. All Viir fancy lai'c Ixix stit nctfy we arc solliii"' it 0NEJF0UETH OFF ami set- tilt' line. AVc have l'Xcs ill (lie win". L.8LDRUG CO. Try the Drug store I'liSt For Sale .'-room modern (bungalow. 3 lots, garage. This is a good buv for some service m,i,i that wants to us'e his state Loan, l'rice 3SUU. New 4-room house, just complet ed. Here Is a 1. hanee to buy a home that no one has ever lived in and the price Is rinbt. J150 cash will handle this. 'rioe i 4u0. a-room .jnodcr upvi.. gjraite, full 'h tra. d lion Is good. lYico lern bni;alott- paled o-iooiu modern home, just off paved street. This is a good mm tne location 26u. baseuieuK itll F,1 In short, the thinn it dee fur us Would takd much apace to men tion; There's not a word ut praiso too fetrat i 1'or tins iiiarvoini. 1nntioa. w .ili.tliqt UcKtJl. , ' o -fom hnus,. furiiish, hi, lot tll. Tfie mrty t1;lt ()W1, t1lU di r .iuis to move aw.iv and will s-ll Jiow for $170(1. ' I havp money class f,friu seeuritv. loan on fOst O , O 3 o o Home ImJepeJufcirt Tele&iione C( a ficG. H, Currey IA on a 200J ucil Lttalg s ' 2 . 8 0 n e 9 ' s 0 8 I 3) .