La Grande evening observer., February 22, 1922, Image 4

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news diflpntrlifH credited to It or ni
otherwise credited In IIiIh paper, and
alio tho lucal iii'W iMibllHhi'd ihoreln.
All rlcbtM of re-pithlli-ntlon cf'hpecla)
dispatches ihtu a imp are r'm:rvjni..
Bible Thought. For Toda
HOW TO. -CAIN IAIvL: Si'uk-y
' first tin kingdom of God and hi-
righteousness; and all these things
shnll be added unto you. Matt, :&).
What Washington Taught
It Ib filwaya Tirufitiablo fb, reili
tlie fnmoiiH Farewell Ad drubs of
jUcui'KQ Washington. Curtain pns-
mi bub n ro w oil known, sue. li
.those:
''Against thu hisidiotiH wiles of
forolKii influence (I conjure you to
hoi lev o -mt,--l'Hll)W citizens) thu
jealousy ijf AyJi'V .people oughj. to
le rniitituiiTly uwViliO." '
"Tho Rt'Lit. j-ulo of eomiut for
lis, In rPKiJtf, to foreign nntioha,
Js, In extending our commercial So
lutions, to have with thrill nn littl
political connection as ponHlble."
"Kurope has ft nut of primary In
tercuts which to us hnvu none., or
a very remote, filiation," because
of 'our detached and illntunt altu
ntlon," It Is Illuminating to turn from j
nuch warning to others which liavn
to do with domestic policy, par
ticularly IiIh view of political par
tisanship. I have alroudy Intimated (o you."
he- wrote,', "the danger of partioK
Jul the statu. Let inn warn you
in'-ho most solum n manner against
thtf baliidul uftYvt of the nplrit of
liarty KPiicrally. This spirit exists
In-tdiffereut shapcH In nll! Govern
jnentH. inoru or less stifled, con
trolled or repressed; but U. those
oft popular lorm tt Is bcVju In Its
fd'iyilest rankne;Hr and Is truly their
V'oTHt enemy." i
''The afernate dominallou of. one
Vaiition over nnotlier, Hharpeued by
thu spirit of revoiure, natural to
jfii ty dlssentiion, Is itself a frightful
dopotlsm. ,
,; ( ' Jtut this lends al length to a more
fut mal and purmanenl despotism.
It serves; always to distraet tiie
luiblic councils and YuijVobhi . the
imblld admluiKtratlon.V .It Us uli
tr'ue, ho remarks, tha( in, a kovi.vh
tiiuii t of popular character parties
nro "uneful checks upon tho nd
mtnlfdrallon of the Kovernment,
n nd serve iii keep .alivu thu Hpirlt
uf llbtvty.'"' ; '
It Is evidont that the Falhcr' of
lits country had no conception ol
1hu two-parly nyslem which duvel
iped fler his death, which has
worked, on the whole, pretty well
for more than a century, cmd with
out which it is now hardly con
ceivable that thu Mveinnient could
function ' properly. W'aHliluKton
rnitld Hot iinar.inu political parties
alternathm In (Mtvernment In an or
derly and 'I'n'octive way, because
lie had had no experience of It
in bis lime, there were no organized
parties as wo know them. Thu only
pari of that warning that In Milt
IN THE OLD HOME TOWN
Till r6 jrf)
HOMr l WOPKS
HALF HO)U
,.-W '?iV - -r f
1
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THE WAGOWWORK5
t-lkl; EARLY TODAY
n
of gratitude which mere words cannot ,
express. - Mr. Kinnott has fostered;
the Powder Kivor project in Washinr- j
ton at- times whon thinia were the ;
darkest and it appeared to local sup
porters that their hopes were at tn
end. IIo has appeared before the'
various committees nnd department-,
in Its behulf with figures as to the;
f?reat possibilities of the project; he
has informed memlwrs of ttte local
committee as to the best time to
strike on various phases aid t all
times has shown as far as was pus- j
sible his friendship. i
With the appropriation of S-luO.OOO
practically assured we have ju'l!
cause for tfreut joy for without doubt I
thu construction of the project will be'
only the beginning of a time of the
greatest prosperity over - known - to I
this section. Hut let us not forget
those who have aided greatly in tlr
realization of our fondest hopes
fAIR PRESSURE
IS RECORDED
THE OFFICE CAT
The Sound Herd
SO THUV 10
"Tlio prince fill iu lovu with the
sleeping beauty."
The flplit- .-lKiilnst onttlo ii her- . . ui,.., i ,,ri ,,.
i-iliiinin niiitii in uiuu luuini uii
by the government in having prema-
Tient results in the eradleatlon ut
the rilHtiuxe.
A Berh-H of four teHta lit intervalH ;
of six mouths wits eompieted re- (
eiMitly. It was ronflned tt) henlKf
which oi the flnit tost registered)
not less than 10 per cdnt of "re- f. World w.lr Vett,,.all! r0 PX(.,pt
actors." This first test, made on :,., luivi,, ,i,i v,.nr,. n,i
Henry . Ford Is going to make
"air flivvers." lleiueniber, lieu, you
(tan't gel out and crunk an uir
lAano when the engine stops.
HOY, I'AtiK Mil. KDISOX
NTuw Tiistruinciit Js ltvimi
cd by Kiiiiiccr In Air
Field LahiTiitory Ju Vir
ginia. (By Associated Tress)
WASHINGTON, Fub. 22. A new
manometer or instrument for re
cording ulr prc.isuru on wing and
tal surfaces of airplanes at differ
ent points simultaneously iat hciMi
designed and developed by I-'. (.
Norton, un engineer of tlio Langley
Mnniorlal Laboratory at Ljnley
Flehl, Virginia, it waa announced
todav , by tlio National Advisory
Committee for Areonautlca.
The first experiments were under
taken by the laboratory for the
navy department in order to deter
mine the distribution of pressure
over the horizontal tall surl iens of I
an airplane and to analyze thu re-1
lation of this 'pressure to structural j
loads and longitudinal stability and
were conducted on full sized planes
iu the air and oil models in the
I wind tunnel. The old method coin
slsted in using la horizontal tall
urfucu insido of which rubber tuhi'il
! connected with a series of holes
on the surface led to a multiple
ill(Uld manometer. The several
, tubes of the manometer registered
the pressure at each change nf
speed or air pressure and tho re
sults were recorded by an auto
matic camera which photographed
;th height of the liquid In the
I tubes every few seeon-ls.
! To study various pressures iu ac
celerated fliKhts or -Stunting." 'It
(wus Impossible to use the old llq-j
uild manometer and consequently j
the new manomJter was devloped.
substituting the deflection of metal I
diaphragms and u means of auto-!
niatlcally recording their deflection
for the liquid manometer and the i
camera respect ividy. j
Among the results achieved by the !
investigation arei
That the low average load per I
square foot on the usual type of tall :
piano doing steady flight Is so '
small that It could not In any con-'
ceivuble way muse failure. j
That the records taken of the !
same pressures on tall surfaces in!
accelerated flights demonstrated !
that there was no large Increase!
NEW!
The New Spring
Merchandise
Is Ready in Every Dep't.
Our whole store is vivid In the displays of beautiful new sprltis
merchandlse. Every department has Its displays customers will lind
every fabric, garment and accessory hero for spring. Prices too, will
encourage the springtime shopper quality is never sacrificed here, yut
the prices uro lower than lu previous seasons.
Beautii'wl Xi'v
m iV-';
Coats, Suits
and Dresses
- Distinctive Frocks From
Our ready-to-wear di-partment hvis never displayed
such distinctive apparel as for sirins. Every effort has
been expended In securing the best, the exclusive and the
tailored garments for our customers and our efforts havo
been rewarded, we are sure, in tho beautiful sliowingB
uow ready.
"PEGGY PAIGE" frocks have been niloted to this'
store exclusively for distribution. To those who uro not
familiar with them, you have only to see Ibcm to appre
ciate their extraordinary style, quality of fabrics, their ,.
tailored effects and thu clusivenoss. We invito every
woman to see them; it's u pleasure for us to show you ,
tucli drosses.
Coats, suits, skirts and blouses are In beautiful as
sortments now.
Jp Beautiful Xew
DRAPERlfe
v
A
ill these forces.
more than B8.0U0 cattle ill these 'rfl,. ,.' ... ..., ' , m...i.hi v-I A complete manometer for mak-i
bud herds, showed 20 per cent had port, Mass., Poll Tax Notice. 'nK l"'ei,sur0 distribution tests has
tuberculosis. The cows obviously': ' " 1 been sent to the army uir service'
diseased wcro removed. !.' n, .... ,,i,i , i,,..,r ..f iiw. ,. fenglneorlng iaboratoriy at McCook i
l'O.ME
i no second test snowe.1 ouiy c:i fur fright Frank got on his wed
per cent of tho cattle affected; the ang day"'
Ihlrd showed a reduction to 2.!), . jai k'.yra, i was ut the church,
and the fourth revealed Hint, only aw i,er."
i.x per cent nan tlie disease, with
the liidie.itor still going down. '
Tlio report is important as,.'sliow-
Ling , that W illi proper carh' even
herds .which are badly diseased may!
he established within ii short' time '
us practically free, 'with ibe pro-l
Iiss of elliiilnnljng. sick . cattle glv-j
lug way rapldl yto the more profit
able ono of ,builiing iip a sound I
herd. This :1s encouraging from
tho breeders' Miindpoint and from
Field, Dayton, Ohio, for experiment !
by army experts.
It was also learned today that '
tut) l.angley Laboratory conlcm-l
plates n fuither'stiidy to ascertain j
tlie pressure pn , different mrts of
wing and tall surfaces at very high II
A pedestrian chortled Willi glee! j speed in the-future. .In un effort!
Said, "Zouks, they won't run . I to learn If, possible the causes of I
overrule, , several anidents which occurred in!
So lie took a chance.
And the seal of his pants ,
Came- in with tlio morning' debris.
that 4,of. human health
HARDING BACK i
- FHOM MEETING;
"I'is u bobbed cat that carries no
tail.
liiithday cigars are made by the
tliiof who was given enough rope.
liidiaillons are that this season
of depression will cut the sucker
crop in half this year.
avlalion races, whero the planes
were making very high speeds, and
ror which, no cause has over ueeu
determined.
UNIONHDME
RIIRN.1 DDI!
No department in this store receils more coir
nunt at tills season of the year than tliisVnc and n
department is receiving more eulliiisiasim: consider
atlon right now. Tlie new draperies are beautiful
en ton nes, rep, trncspireiit and silken fabrics flwd Terry
cloth, all iu very striking patterns and colorThgs. A
visit here may help to crystallze your Ideas. X
iS'ew nets and -Marquisettes are also herein a i
great variety of patterns, and qualities. PaneltdXiols I
too. Prices range from 22 lie up to J4-00 yard.
' ' . ' .. - XJ
n)nii,H'i line .jewelry
We have just received a large assortment of the
latest designs m necklaces and -beaded girdles. The
selection of colors, and the popular kinds are complete.
Come In and look over Ibis assortment while they
are new and varied. Prices 60c to $3.00.
New Handbags
Our new assortment of handbags
just being unpacked conta.insa great
many new and distinctive styles.
The leather linings, loclys and trim
mings nil mnke up many new and
striking creations. There are all
shapes nd sizes ..ranging in price
from $2.50 to JUJ.
"PATSY"
Means Distinction Tn Cliild
Ten's I'lav Suits
NEW STOCKS ARE
JUST OPENED
Every mother is familiar with
"Patsy" rompers their distinctive) ap
pearance, in such a variety of mater
ials and color combinations Instantly
catches the eyes of the boy or irl of
3, 4 nd 5 years as well as the mother.
We want every mother to see those,
see many of them in one of our win
dows tonight. Come in and try them
on the children. They're in sizes 1
year to 6 years.
Prices $1.50 to $5.75.
inai
and was formerly used as a hotel. It; be doi. A strong- wind was blow
is n two-story building- of lnrd dimcn- Jing- atthe time nnd the house was eli
sions. John i:hii(Iwlck,-nnd his wife tlrcly destroyed. in. a very-short time
auo mo cinrjTcu were occupying inc
buildinp, usinff only n small part of
I the building- for their livinu rooms.
k auk roi: it
.Soldiers Aid Loans Soon
will l!e Iu 0ier.i' ioi'.--Strike
Holds V IsMiciu
of Uontls Alreadv Sold.
To make the punishment fit the
crime,
And cause these speed fiends
... woe,
Meslrovcd by I
Karlv This .loriiinv.
H Changed Air Helps Plants.
yitecent experiments have shown that
rrop enn -he increased from one and
"n half to four times by an alteration
The Inline of John f'hadwick, locat-
icil at Union Junclion. cauclit fire
I'll tell the world they should , early this moinine; from a ilefcetivc
serve time , I flue and burned lo the ground in :.
A-scorchlng down, below. j very short time. I'lactically no fur-
1 niture was saved and tlie liuililing-
, Lawyer - ' So you want a divorce ; and its contents were a. total loss,
troni yi,r wife. Aren't your re-! Whether the house an.l llio fiirni.
lure was covered by insurance is not
The report was turned in to the Un
ion fire di'nartment hut. owinnr tn tin
Ollll ( IlIKlWiek nesK f lic- fact that the roads between Union and
iu r; .i...in..nn e ..i i i i I ... . ...
allies ' ",""""": "l uoouk mil linn ( hi me nir wnicn tne plants iirentne.
' one. half miles, wem in nnnp (-nnd il inn q'l.a n.n,lA.i I. n rtHlnin AnA n...i
Hid that no hydrant.s- were avnilalil slsts of Increasing the proportion of
at the ('hadwick place nothing couVi I carbonic acid In the nlr.
Sage Advice,
' "Don't' v nlk de floor worryln limit
yob debts," said Uncle Ebon. "Po
yob trnvelln' nutdonrs where luelile
you'll fluil a Job dut'll help malie
payment."
Nnjoynblo Drinks
All tho popular soft drinks, bo
refreshing, you will enjoy at tlio
Palace Confectionery. 2-15-tf
"Oregon's soldiers' aid leans con
stitute the largest loan business in
the state," remarked Charles K.
Ilnnling, of t ho United Stales Nation-
valuable Is his gelleral ni,li1iii,..,"IJ""lh'"""l"l,rcl,ll'llll,,l ' "''I- 'Y".nns I'leasaili:
tlmi of i.viri.ni,, 1, ,,-iv. ,.,..oiF11, i land, wiiere he attended u state meet- Client 'Mine ;i
n... ..... . . ' . Mile- of the IIU'llllierM nf ciiiintv ltuii.l.i tliiV'lllosI 111! n!i.:iM;in t hit I i.v-oi. tnr.l " will ,i,.,,i t.. I , .!..
ine nauon lias cnangeil nilicll. " ' , , , , ' " ' or"1'
nnd the world has rhnnued " tuiiolt. ! lI"nt npprniso nml louk niter I V, . liars.
since Washington advocated iieii- "11' sol'ill',s ""' l"""s- ! OBSKKVEIl WANT ADS GET KB The buildm- is located dirwlly be-
imrilh-aii aoverniiH-nt ,.,l isolallon .. "e connulssion appointed to ban- "SUM'S
., f ' 'II-' Ull 1'U.MIICSH W
but her's arei. vet known and if it was not the los ,
he responsible ! "
hind the station at Union .luiH-tion 1
for. '10 million dollars," said Mr. Hard
ing, "and one can readily see tlie mag-
from world affairs.
mill for the nation as he kupir it.
A I l........ i.-.,..
' 1" " 1-.".-, i-.u- I.. r.l. I I.:"
rope was embroiled In war, and furl '. . """""i- '
l.w..,-. If he were living todav. ,vltl. F"l'''l'f th0, 1:,w "u,t b'' ,,,ih,'ml
Ms keen powers of analvsls and hlslS'rK'' 5' '" ",ch de,Mls upon those
licit for pmcjli al action, who can I .' l,l"';llslnU lt '-' proper- ;
I I.' IO.HIN H If lltl.'tl. ;u- ,
I nations atv yi't in many cast's hijrh
Hnd sotnowhal inflate!.. Thy loan
)I-.ju ly syaicni anil of i-hnii't., ru-,
lalloiiR will, a Knropu ami Asia that
are In no hciiko "n.inoto' any lont;-
it first nint'tKHfc on ival proju'ity, Imt
tho tmumnt loantnl is seventy-five per
n-nt to soldiers, whereas in any other
.i . ..I .1... L ".1.
We Thank You, JVTr. Sinnott' dinary cili.en applies for leans on real
(impel ly lie is leaned only about one-i
lll.-lker llemiH rat.) .. ithild of the pi open y value, thus giv-
ICnlhusiarm has maiked Ihe revivillinit to the s iviic nun a preference
l tne geml Win-;! irem aslnnten, mnouetmg to the diflerence evistin
Rvri'aM'tfiiisramt'gHSBW.utffes' jj
III , M
in i i n
. C, of the naeee-H of the anpronria
lign for the Lower Powder proj-.vt In
which all resident s not only of Itaker
county Imt of Kiisii-rn h irin aiv
deeply interested, hut prohaldy we
hi lost ninlit of the appreeiutien
that is due to Uiom! who have fuMeit .l
tht inovenii nt. y (
' teml in of the povil iriiKntion
coihinitte hmr rovwi the fmet thai
fom-ertdd adiun enr,.-t uip hut hrnr
1'fl ij tin- r,i'(rs to visit
pi u ( ti 1 V result tit t lit.'.' e
i M th(f f .:itf linen have . ( n
iieetl ot the tt lii-i.lniiiy ut lIu )uo
)J s.J. 'Vi iftis (niniitt F'rai i red
ji ; due Ii it aotlHi.t un-
Hi t I -p n!'t.ifiv. ;;. f. t :ntt.,.
I'etwoPM one-third ami three -l'ourth.i
vnluf. The nuiinnim loan is $:(hi,
whieh i In Ih tepaid in small pay
ments running ovrr a lun perio.i of
tnne.
"The eash litmus to sM.'iers wlm
a.k that he giyon them will n,i
tliroiirh witk rraojah!e irotnplness. I
Checks for 4,000 of these claims arc
alt ready to mail iitnti receipt of the
return from recent hond sales. The
delay is n.,w cau-d lV tlie itha:r.iph
ers' Htrkn, hich prei-nts tin p.in'.
in of the bMnds. As mm ii liiey are
piinttrt thoy will 1-,- isurtt ami i
Hh.i.ey will hepi.ivi in the li;,n ot
th.- flolttis't-.s. Appr.1t.-4j of loan , ppli0
rulionn amII m-uii Mart, and they will
ho tiier. l p il th. ir cio. r. The first
f;'i i.nd tlo tirst 1o he mirl
if n b I h.- ; I'pju .I- ;t'.. i i i 6.r
. :&::..' ,
PEAK OF THE LOAD
If conies at tlio breakfast, luiu'lieon ami dinner hour.
The demand is sudden, tremendous.
VlYak of the lioad," sjxvs the eleeivic engineer.
l'Vlt;,t a eonvenieiice," eoinineiits the housewife. And
both ircfer to Ihe biggest serviee iirohleni in the ublie.
nt i i it
Al
In The Business World
Tlij matn 4who" ha character
end maintains a good deposit in
a reliable bank has many 'ad
vantages.
'
We t-tvj treparci to help our
depositori as fully as safe
bnkinf mefciods kill permit
up Jwur business stand
i' by banking with tu. .
LA OR.ANDE
0 i.-- uiiMHUL , UKC.
';prr?5;TS
u
want
mean
t.) ilk'
'J
keep
And
oMerat
liusiness.
get electrie service when, where, and how you
t without YA'arnint!;, with' ut teli'iihoiiing for ii.
st, have "peak of the load equipment
the load" demands.
nt is eostlv. It takes a lot of nionev to
indition, readV alt! all times to serve von.
mm number of men must be employed to
ther the call eoines-or not.
4 lliat we mn
It "neak ii
Ins tMiuunt
it in Lionel
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I UC I Mil A 111
I it w JL
jjrn-ERVi
iv r
Yittfrniiuirs, these. And the- must be paid for if
you are to get the eleetrie service voii demand, iu the
way you demand it. t
THINK IT OVEK.
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