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TAOR FOUR
L"A- riR'AXDE EVENING OBSEF.YEN
Ol
Che Observe!
AN IMH;I'iOM);M NKWNI'AI'KII.
I'ubllnhi'ti dully and weekly at L.I
Grand u, Oroicori, by la OranaH Even
IO( Obit-rvr I'libliMiliiK Company.
UKUCK liKNNJH, Kdllnr.
fcntered at thu i'of torfire Ht Ja Orando,
Ornon, aa 8i-ond Clana Mall Maltwr.
Adirt'n all coinmunlualloiii to THU
CmKBKVKIl, 1 llti A da in i Av., L
Urandi), Ort'KOti.
CU V A-M I MM V ObVlUlAb
.'411 It.
On aale in othur citlita Oregon Hotel
New a btonil, j'orlland; Imperial Nuwa
Htand, 1'ortlnnd; Multnomah Newi
btand, Portland.
II y Currlrr
Ially, per month .
Dally, per thrwe iimntba ..
Imlly, per nix mo.. In advance -Dally,
ainKlu ciy -
76c
.$4.60
6c
IN THE OLD HOME TOWN
1 OLD ENOU(.l
1 KNOW
lly Mull.
Dally, per your, In advance -IS. 00
Dally, nix monthK, In advance ..2.60
Ially, three month, in advance 1.26
Daily, pr inmilli -60c
Weekly Observej-Htur, by mall,
per your. In advance ..fl.00
IKSIIIi;il ANStM.IATiCD IMtKflfl.
The AHflocliii'd I Tims ) exclusively
entitled to uho Tor publication of all
Hews diapatchfH credit ud to It or not
Otherwise credited In thin pnper, nnd
alio tho local iiewa puhlUhed therein.
All rlKbla of rc-ptihliciitlon of special
lllipatciiea here iiImh iiiu n-Herved.
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II I DHL 3 -UWVW 1 'X
Bible Thought, for Todaj
. nil m tc.-. . . ,, . " , --. I
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4
PAWCHILOERS WAS JUST IN THE ACT OF TRDii N A BASKET
OrBAPUY HATCHN& t,5 f c CHK WNC TOBACCO WHCN
MAW CMILDCRS CAUC.HT HIM-
uak nnd till the heavens with rever-,
BMI.r I'KAltii: Let anat1ir-mue.s;.TliikL,wlKlit bfi ;duno Bonie day, If
iralHu theu. nnd not ttiluu own It wero worth' while; but it lun't.
lnoulh; u BtriuiKer, and lntu thine
Vvta llpa. J'roverbs 27:2.
The llghtnliiK flush, Ktulliinotz cx-
pliilnn. In u futllo thliit,'. It Keeiim
powerful beettuHu It expends all the
Tri .r . . - TT u0liori-e. 11 nils in iiooui a lliuuired-
tWhy Not Learn from Her7jti10ul).lmUn ,)M1.t. of ,.,,. - ir
' ' linan -wero to eatch and harness all
A pica, for more appreciation ofllu ,Khtllllllf of a Mlf i()rln, ,ie
llio old-fashioned teacher was utter- wouldn't have much. In actual effl-
M b'. ono o( tho
leaders at the "'"'"''' tho electrical current at Dr.
I Ktlllltlint''H ll iHhllH.'l I fH VIlHtlv Mil.
ICdiicatlunul Association meetins prrlor, because it Is continuous and
jChlcago. 'Steady It keeps rlnlit, oil workliiK.
"It's all rluht," ho said, "to he ! ' ' o j
imrticuiar in uphoidiiiB the stand-Woman and Life Insurance
rds of the profession, but lot us
unit worrying tho old teacher by
insisting that bIio spend all her
Jelsuro studying to inefct higher
educational standards. After all,
lier methods have produced results,
even If they aro a bit old-fash-
lunud. Let's make her feel that
A woman . who lias been writing
life insurance lor years says that
thousands of men who do not carry
policies uro kept from It by their
wives. As a result of this short
sightedness she points out that only
18 out of every 1110 widows live on
their income. Forty-seven work for
their living, nnd :!5 are dependents.
According to this same authority
THE OFFICE CAT
jr IXMivB
her long yours of service arc up- tho trouble Is that women aro prone
lireclatod und that her Job la Bate."'"1 "Ke unly tho possession of the
, ,, . , , , 'moment. "An automobile, a fur
in spite of tho patronizing tone , coat um ,)tmK f(. lh nmwn
of the remarks, It Is high tiinu that rainy day make an Ideal life. Hut
Homo one In authority gave voice1'110 f'"-lf ruluy day taken care of.
and no fur coat or automobile. Is
to tho underlying Idea, lth all ,r(,,lry , ,-c-(I-u i n K to their
lua dt-ferenco to' modern education-Jouttook."
nl experimentation, them Is no pro- j 11 ' hard to believe that any
I great innjorlty of women take so
fesslon in which experience nnd fallow n view of lire. It seems!
"iiiuIIuhIs which huro produced re-1 nioro profitable that to the nver-
lage wife und mother the dally In-1
iconic is so far luudenuato to lm !
I mediate and unavoidable expenses
i (Out bIio sees no possible margin
I'ti.Mi:
1 want to write boiho poetry
About Sylvester Hupp,
A half dozen lines or so
Will fit the ornery pup
I do not know this bird at all
Hut it fills tho colyuiu up.
wife tell people Ibat slid made
man of you? yJu nover hmrd njyj
who Buy such i ining us mal.'
'" 'No,' answered thu spruce broth
er, 'but I'vo heard her say she tried '
her Hardest.' "
Willi) .More
Los Angoles Times: The Inhabi
tants of a small village ut last got', S. Forest Sl'I'Vice JssllOS
.T ' . "r...?.'".'":! Pamnhlct 'IVIIijiu of iiiKl
tvu.lliudhb, , UIIU HIGH IllltlU 111 lllt'lr t ' . , . ... , I
acquisition was ut first unbounded. Ul'illllZilt Kill S Ol'K.
When comillulnts began to come in I
that letters were not being sent off.' A pamphlet, on "How tho Tub-
the postofflce department sent an llc Forests are Handled will soon
Inspector to Investigate. ! be uvulluble for distribution to those
What becomes of the letters ' interested ut the office of forest.
posted here?" the Inspector demand- i Hanger Kloyd Kendall In Hooin 222,
el. "The peoplo say they are not tho Federal building. The Bup-'
being sent off." ; ply has not yet been received but '
"Of course they ain't," was the ; w'" bo In a very short time.
response us tho grocer pointed co nj This pamphlet answers, In a very I
largo and nearly enmity mall sm It ( clear und readable form, tho qilcs-j
hanging In u coiner. "Ain't Bent It!""11 80 often put to n furest ranger,,
off because it ain't anywheres near ; "Just what do you do?" It reviews;
full yet." ,In a very Interesting manner the!
, i 'llvcrse uses of tho national forests,-
land surveys briefly the many prob
j lems with which tho Forest Ser
jvlee deals lit administering tho tlm
i her and grazing lands within thu
national forests. To seenro tho
greatest possible per cent returns'
; from tho forest lands, without on- j
jdangcring their future usefulness!
r 'demands, on the port of the forest
Tho liakur III-V basketball team : "ff leers, exact technical knowledge'
will meet tho La Grande III-Y's and and u high degree of executive abll-j
tho Stoddard brothers III play the Ity. Full credit Is given to the int.i
Cougars iu a final baskt-tball doti- in the field who have earned pub-'
bleheader ut the V FrWay evening. He confidece ud secured public co- j
Doth games promise to bo full of operallo by making good in their
thrills und exciting throughout as work. I
nil four teams aio closely matched, j Tho organization of the Forest
The Haker 1 1 1-V five defeitid the .Service is outlined, from tho For
Lu (irande boys at Daker last week '"'tor In Washington, tho "Dig
by the Bcoru of 23 to 19 .In a nip Chief," to tho Forest Ranger who Is!
and tuck contest und tho locals are duty In the field to ileal with I
out for revenge this week and are the dally problems us they present !
confident of ptttiug it.; With the tnemsloves; explaining tho custom
advantage of ,tlie'( homo floor backi f having the field and office men
lug them the jieut to defeat the servo turn and turn about, so that
Itakerltes. " every administrative officer Is fa-
The Cougars and Ktoddnnls have miliar with what Is actually being
met only once jlbbi year. That, vyns llu,le 1,1 tlle woods, while no branch
( tile first game'Jilayed In the city of ,lle administrative work comes
i league and at the end of tho first to a standstill for lack of some one
I half tho Cougars led bv several ' t0 1""11"0
'points but the Sluddards rallied! Tlle accomplishments of the lapt
! In tho final period and won bv a 'lx,!,,n years are also summarized.
;docislve score. This game will be The "Tying capacity of the range
merely an exhihlllon contest hut the "", Increased, on the average, about
h umm k
IIUVV IUIILUIU OlMSLWAtttVO)
inrnimnirni 'w.tW
ill L fliVULLU
FINAL GAME
E
Cougars are anriotls to remove the
30 per cent, and the problem of
i : '
DultB are more entitled toTIrst eon-
Hlderatlon than in that of teaching
Superior Intelligence, accurate I
Knowledge of the subjects to be i
'stigma of defeat and are expecting ' 1 umler increasing tlle rorago Is lie
'lo give tho Stoddards a hard ran'1"5 scientifically studied. Timber
Tor their money. Their main re- is Rold 1111(1 cllt unilar regulations
jllance Is placed on Clyde Webh. Iwhlch llls"ra forest perpetuation.
; selected forward oil thu all-star tit- Firo Irotcetlon in many places is
: league five. On the other hand the idequate and everywhere Is
'Stoddanls with Lester Stoddard. : 1,PC0,""1S morc cffl'','1t forest
guard on the mvthlcal five, and r"!"ls nl"1 tr,,lla are "tended. Cop
lleiin and Johu Stoddard, alternates U's if this c'r(',1blr may be obtain
ion tho coveted all-star five, expect etl tree fl0,n "ny fore3t Biipervisor.
to win by a good score. This will
this I know (you'll grant bo the final game, iu all probability.
It'B bo) to be played In La Grande this year
She. takes up juat six lines. 'and both contests are expected
he far above tho average
PJoase -decide
your valuable!
I want to write another verso
About F.stellu Snow;
And it will be enough to tell
I never heard of her before,
Hut It fills the cui'yum so.
1 want to write n little skit
About I'ricllla Pines;
1 don't know who this lady is
Or where she lives or dines
Hut
J Tho doors will be open at. '
and a small admission will
Dear "Office, Cat:
for lltlV Mtlllnv which U In iimv oniir.n ! tills UriMlltietlt III
national. Ilul In either ense ne if column: A bets La Grande Is a rli v : tu"1 ' '
Jaught, particularity, faithfulness , the mail himself Is to blame for ' town. 11 bets It la wet In spots. 1)'
liud deep love for h. profession j 11,8 H"n-prtetlve situation, the ilg. j bets It Is wet all over. Very truly. Lost Watdl Ten YearS
"iinsT Dni:ssi:i .max" dkaii
LISIION. Mar. 8. The sudden
. death In Kngjand of Count de Flg-
ueiro. former chamberlain to Queen
..,,) Amelle of Portugal, camo as a great
' 'hhock to his friensd here. He w-us
j regarded in former court circles us
'the best dressed man In the world.
characteristics ,,m who(, 81ll)Jl!rt 0V(,r nKaln I Aim.
teacher. As Even If a woman 1s active and j
'educational standards." she 1. , "'amen and enjoys working, the aa-i .""en mo
si rni en in i n tin. n .i rmiri riir.i,.i inn aneao
ellieu llieill, uui uuioriuuaieiy
nre . tho outstanding
.Of ,tho ''old-fashioned"
a
lol'
I Wnnta No. I
What does F think about it?
Ago, Finds It and It
,nway for posslblo emergencies will
jieyer leann.il to advertise ; Of a bo a comlurt, esiieclally after the
Jrulli she should not be bedeviled ! vK"r "f ,. youth ; 'is past.; And If
Ihe hearts: of that dependent slstel--vllh
constant chasing of evanescent wi,t) luat nv0 in the' homes
styles In' luslrurtlon, 'but cherished and more" or ,l(ss upon tho bounty
for Ihb priceless 'possession1 WUicb l" , ot!"v,rs -n rohj-d,! ht lilt-j
.ternoss.wduld be teteaU'il. Inufl how
tdio Is In any i-oniinunlly. u.oul( tlui lUH)w t hujl,a lan-r o. glv-
i feitu chance to decide again? '
farmer tells you the
epurty good." he Is
referring to the flavor of the rad,
not its depth.
Test of German Faith
The new reparation plan will be
'Haiti's Cough Kemedy
Good for Cough or Cold.
All n..... II. ..I- t..
,.,'..ii.. i- flti' liiil ilirr..' i. i.j.,1 i.r r.i. .11.... ' '
.minimi; r . " ' ' . ..-. ... wVl.K The llinre "l'v, A I,n !,,., .1 I'l, ....lu.r.
successful a mail Is. the readier Is Iain's Coug Kemuriy speaks well of
he to acknowledge this truth. it," writes lllwaribV. .Miller, Abbotti-
I "Two brolhers. a shabby and a town, I'a. Icnplcijwho once use thij
.spruce one, sat on an ocean pier, j prepaintion lie sihlom satisfied with
i "'Why the dickens.' said the j any other. I isexcellent to allay
siianiiy Drother, 'do you let your Uough or breA uJi a cold. ailv,
There seem! to be only four Pa
cific powers, but we hope to see
n test of German good faith. The "'""." l,lu. l'our wi't
Gei inans have objected to every set-! l)Ullj"' Jt""1,
tleineut prt'vlously made, tut the j ' i '
giound that Ihi'y could not giossibly ' ',' Itoines to the womt, fawnors
incut the iiayinenls demau'led: It : "'Ir ht'maka living by sellli.g g.is
Js agreed by . disinterested author- j ollllu to each other.
itles that Germany can meet the o .
payments now proposed II' she ! -Kni ope confesses that II d.in.m'l
wants to. . . niik'iitund bo I'nlted St.itei sen-,
1 he amount payahl
Healed down to r,12.ilnil.0iHi, of '" about It. The senate doesn't
w hich only f 1 sn.mni.oiu Is to be ' understand Kurope, either
paid In gold under any cifciliu-! ' ' o
Htanccs, and the remainder in goods.! Thevc'.who iihnyed the eft-repeat-Germauy
should not have serious "'I.' injitucllnfi .' to 'biingi iitln their
difficulty In meeting gold payments Victory Honda are now rewarded by
of that size. In spite of her linan-1 being able to turn them In on their
l-lal shakiness. I'aymi nts of tw o-! income tax;. I
thirds of the Indemnity In goods! ' o- .
Is a concession made at the urgent i ''unless to a mild cui'losi; as
l eiiuesl of the Gerinans themseh es. ! l whether the Initials of that new
They have uiainlalueil all along thai senator f rem IVnnsylvanla are K. N.
they could meet tlielr ohligatlous - o . .
to the uliles if allowed to do It in I According to the latest plan, the
that w ay. i doughboy Is to gi t Ills cash bonus
Yet German big business, which ,ny borrowing It.
baa led the f i f; lit against alt' the! - ' o
previous at lauiienii uls. Is alreaih ' Anyway, you can't accuse the sen
begluului.' to find lanlt Willi 'this
one. And big business seems to be
the ruling power In Germany today.
Laboratory Lightning
Lightning isn't tinn h of anyihiiu.
according to Charles I'. Slelninct ;..
thu "electrical wizard." lieu Fraak i
)in, with hia celebrated kilo uud.i
key cxi'iorluH'nt. found nut what It ,
mil. and partly detlatured (t with
I (lly Associated Tress)
j VANCOUVEK, B, C. Mar. S.
jAfter 10 years' exposure to the
weather, a gold watch recently
Kxeeutivo: One who knows what found by n member of a mountain
shoubl.be done ami lets Georgo ; climbing .'club has been restored to
do It, ' , ' . Jits owner, who declares It to be
' 1 ' j keeping perfect tinio.
Never iplny a practical Joke on I K. V. Johnson of this city found
a man unless you are reasonably the watch. It was on a Jutting
sure you can lick him. rock at a height of .7500 feet. From
' - ' " - 'an Inscription on the back he lo-
Itomanee: She married the rich cated tho owner, the ltev. Henja
old giinip, and "her relatives lived niln F. Huron of Yale university.
KKPAItATlOX HOMIS Sl-Xl,
PA1MS, Mar. 8. The 6 per cent
To Pf-ll Pvnninri' "ona '"sue or mo i.rlll national
IS obill Xtunnin (or ,,,, utvms of devastated re-
IKlons, which was opened for Riib
'scrlptions sluring tho month of Feh
'ruary exceeded four hundred million
francs, it was announced Monday. '
SPRING
ISIJOL'N'DTOCO.MKSOON!
HTAIiT VOL'K DRESSMAKING NOW !
Silks
Beautiful New
With so 'many exquisite silks to choose from, bow to docldo
between their charms-that la the problem. T ho P lain crepu
weaves aro bcautilul. the acquard and fancy effects aio UsUuat-
ing. the brocades i aatlns are superb. Tho entire showing of
spring silks is an Invitation to he your own moilisto and an Insplr
atoin to become your own successful designer.
KIYKKIA CIlKlMi
Illverla Crepe is an entirely
new silk on .the market for
spring.
CANTON' HlKl'K
Women have complimented
our silk department on the
erceptlonally fine quality of
this Canton Crope. It is heavy,
lustrous and closojy woven.
W aro showing It In navy,
brovfrii gray, blue and black,
40 linV'S wide and priced at
$1.50 yn
Ilesido thAwhito
tural shades ln)oug(
showing a whli P
Canna red two
shades for sring.
all imported pieces oM
' ular fine (itiallty, o:lnches
wide. The prices i-aug
$1.00 to $2.00. Many
ent qualities.
CK'KPK iJiKCIIHXK
Figured
Navy blut! with all-over ilc
"slj;iia for blouses or frocks
or for trimmhiK. Also a groat
variety of colors, both ltzit
and dark with smaller figures
The crepe is of a very fine
quality, can be used for coat
or suit linings with assurance
of Its wearing. It is 40 in
ches wido and priced at $2.50
yard.
X V
i) PONGEE
v : . .
-lIlll.ll uv
They aro I
wmr rej;-
...... T
from .1.
rl
It is very heavy and
has a brocaded check design.
It Is shown here In American
Ileauly. violet and white, 40
Inches wide. Priced at $1.00
yard.
TAFFETA
Without a doubt taffetu will
play a big part In tho Bilks
for spring. We are showing
11 the new shades now. Many
jew colors that are origin
nd attractive are featured
the season's dressmaking,
or a dozen new colors ar
ed yesterday. 30 inches
de and of the best quality.
ice ,$2.25 yard.
E.MIi-OSSEI) CREPE
A new ailk material of rare
biMiity has tho weight of
rrope de jchine and has bro
caded all-over designs. A very
beautiful fabric in the cool
yuiniiicr shades, Nile nnd blue.
It is 40 Inches wide and pric
ed at $2.50 yard.
Ask to see these new materials.
l.'WO yards of
32 Inch Ginghams
2oc yd.
It is not often that we are able to secure s-cli bargains
at a time like this. This Is a fine uuullty Zephyr gingham, a
grade that we carry regularly In our storks, In the narrower
widths. The patterns are all of tho very newest checks, stripes
and small plaids. With the Increased demand for tho 32 Inch
ginghams, these are sure to-sell readily. Get yours now while
the assortment Is good. 25c 'yard. ' '.
happily ever afterward.
j Wo' talk about had
itheru were good ones.
" " The Diirerence
Los Angeles Times: Charles M.
Schwab said at a dinner In his ua- ChamY
tlve , l.oreloo: ' ! Nothing
i who Identified it us his property,
i The watch was given him by n
colds like church congregation In 1SS2. He
lost It'- 10 year'' ago, while on a
trip Info the muiiutaius near Glaz
ier, H.
0 :
U 1 1.
latp of" mental reservations. j
TEN THOUSAND
- MNT LIOUQR
. IUv A.,
Inlet l'riss)
WASHINGTON, Mar. . Senator
of Jove Fli:c. 'republican. New Jersev. sub..
bis lightning rod. Now Slelnniwl.
lias reduced the "Molt
to lulijectlnn sort contempt. -milted to the .'nat Monday a pe-'
B'eliimcli himself make -llirhs,. tmn. rlUrK he Mhl carried the
Hln, villi a current of l.l,oeii ua,,. of lil.nilO cllltens of his'
tor.pocr. His llghiuliijt flash a n.t krliaj for miHKIc.tUm ef the
tbi ndef clop Die thu re.it Ihlaii. Volttrad ut to t' rlnll the .le i t
a.. os I) on a (nioller ecal than m- nn, .n4 ai,,i ir,
. lo fa.t. ocry ili-trl. ili k thiti.al t."t""tn in . f it,,.
Hoiflutf sun nith n nudlbte "ia V 6'on mo.-d Nuxr ,V'ti .-, .-'
,mln.iuiur tlnah ft llshl4 t jin, i.t . . .... i,,:,or.
. ,..- rjitiinn ..iw" .'iit iit.nii it mifc'.v io vi'
I eno' .tj, tl unlit u ..nil frre fin th. , . a,. .ii..i.a i. ..
LJ J u
Safeguard Interests
and nial.
t' r $" ,-.
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b v oicninA ui.ur. iiifl o i i,. , v.imuo ,
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a
n
4Z
'ir
'You cany insurance on your,
iliu ',tiiii v'li jam uona;. IU13
mean considerable outlay. '
f If you do not Vafoguanl your
. hi(orcs(sv maint;inins a, bank
account yo:ire noilecting a duty
that costs yojiothiig.
' An account in this" bank"
SPELLS CREDIT aui . credit
uilca tucaus WKALTU.
H LA GRANDE
I
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Lai
MO'narch Ranges
! LP I t
imt f)---B r v. -.; si U
Prii-t'il at ST.oO
Hundreds el- users nl' Monnivh Ranues in La (irande and
.vietiuty say that Muiiareli lJan-,., im. the lu-t rai
niiide. We would be pleased to 4mw vou wbv. ( Vniuin
and iu estimate. " '
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