La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 20, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextVondn,T, Kavr-i HO, 19 PAflTC FOTJT T75" ni?XNDT: fiYTVNrTNO-- OBrntTR Che ObsiPWF' AN IMII.I'l'MU NT MsWNI'WXHI 1'ubll.ilnU dully ttiid wklv kl L . llrandf. (.rt;n, tiy 1-a Grand bwi- ' lutf ObM'Tvt-r l'iihliihiiiK 'iitt'My i JitUK.H DKN'NIM, Kdllor, j Knte.-ed at thu 1'itfHiliicn at l.k lrn(l, Or-(fori, u ii'conl 'lii Mall Altttul. i Addrtn all communication to THJE OHHKKVKI:, Htl Aduiiia . AVtt., L Urandf, Oit-Kiiti, IN THE OLD HOME TOWN IMl'Clt. On in oUmr cilJea OreKuti Hotel New fcitiimJ, rm-lUnil; Imperial Nwwa Stand, I'ortlimU; MuituoumU Now titaud, Portland. bUilM'ltl.TIOIV HATUB. lly Cnrrler. Dally, ptr month .76c ( Unity, per thr-e month lJuUy, ir nix mo., In advance $i.6U Dally, alntU copy -,-6o : lly Mull. Dally, pf-r year, in mivnre , t nn ' Ially. six month. In ndvnnca ..IH.tO , Dally, threw month, in ailvaoca lully. jut month 50u . Weekly obHrvT-Htnr, by mall. j pur year, in advance- 00 J tie AMNUClHfltl I' VJ IB XC1UJV1I entitled to hhu for mihllualioD of al tinwa dlMputrlicR crucllied to It or nut otlierwlHti vrwlMva in tlilfl pnp.fr, and alio the lorn I miwn publinhed therein.! AM rlKhta or rc-publlcatlon of special ( dlxputchi:a hero aUo nr recurved, t Bible Thought. For Todaj! ROAD TO SUCCESS: Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in him; and he fihail bring: it to pass liest in the I.ord, and wait patiently for hini. Psnim ;i7:5,7. An Elks Resort Wallowa county Kiks deserve the highest praise for establishing the national Elks' resort at the head of Wallowa Lake, where nature in all her grandeur has hung her tapestries of ice and snow, has bordered these tapestries with fringe of pine and fir; has placed in the foreground a lake of marvelous heauty fed by arteries from the everlasting snows of the high mountains. j When "mil" of New York journeys ; - r::n .11 I'.li I' - 'X e. J is IHTItif tol ' i.' 4 (no no rit-rME '-on aV r iKi I Kloddai'd Umtlioi's and lli-V Ti'fiiiw Win In Jjiist. Pitir (if 1 1 '';, ('(intcsts 1'iir Sens-on. I0 "f Jm,.. , , ever THNGS LOOKE D BAD FOP liAplE SPOOKS COTTAGE lAST NlfiHT WHEN BOTH CHIMNUYS BUKIItU OUTTC4CE. THE OFFICE CAT: "In the mornings practically no one ' comco," was the reply, "and in the af ! ternoon the rush fallR off a bit." THE TOWN CANT LOSE, "We must do away with these mud ; holes. Too many, niotormts stuck." t "Hut the town people make money . hauling them out." I "Oh, we'll get the money. Wo'.l j fine them for spesding." Isaac "You should pull the cu tains down ven you kiss vuor wife. I 'aaw you last night." Abie "Th choke's on ynu; I vasi 't I home last night." STA UTI'; VIVIDLY., i "Start whei-e vou Ifeirin." said the ! to the coast and is persuaded to in- f teac her of the short-sloi y class. "Have ' S vndc the Klks' paradise at Wallowa1 a vivid beginning." ' jj , , t i . i .. u mi , 'So teacher's pet began his story in II Uko for but a. day he will stay u (hi ... h(,n7 81liJ the noh.;j week. His stay will open wide hu ,.st) wn0 up to this lime hail taken ncjl eyes and he will return to the nmoky part in the conversation." , city determined to rhangc his way of ' ... ,,,.,,.! "Jazz playing taught in 20 lessons."! living. He will see probably for thoj ,( ,)e time lhe Kttm first time that to make money in ill City Star. Thai's one thing that i. city haa severe penalties which peo-j.the mutter with Jazz. pie who live in the mountains do not' Doings of the Ad. Club C. K. Short, President. A. W. Nelson, Manager. Telephone Main 7G9. Tim Staddand brothers . ushered nut the 1022 basketball sou son Sat urday evenlns by drubbing the ;iu gnra In a slow gamo, 34 to 12. The La Grande III-Y. won from the Bak er III-Y. In a preliminary game 07. to 18. Tho Stnddnrds completely out classed th C'oiiKars, who were crip plod by tha absence of Webb, who was an ali-star city leaguo selection . for this season, and took an early lead which, was never lie. "led.. The entire Stoddard team, reinforced by the prosenro or Frank Illaclt and Waldo Sloddard, tho latter a regular on tho O. A. C. rooky team played a, sloady consistent brand of bull and while none of them wero out standing stars, they , all delivered their usual brand of stoilar basket ball. The gamo was slowl an J un interesting due to the fact that the Cougars wore cntlrly outclassed. In the first game of tho evening the La, Crando Hl.-Y took an eay. gnnia from the Baker HI-Y. Only three of tho Bake.ritos showed up and Keenny and Oliver, who played i with the Cougars, filled In the Klips for tho visitors. Klnguell and Gunn put the pamo on the sholf by scoring lfl and 1G markers, respec tively. The lineups were: Cougars, Knen ey aiul Oliver, forwards: Kmiich, eeuter; Cooper nnd Chandler guards. Btoddard Brothers, John Stodflard and Frank Black, .forwanb: Dave Stoddard, renter; Waldo and Lmier ! Stoddard, guards; Baker HI-Y, Hill iand Keeney, forwards; Kennlsoti, Jjeenter; Oliver and Whlltaknr, ilgnards: La Grande HI-Y, Itiihau Jiliiul Klngwell, forwards; Onnn, cen- ter; Stancr and . McMillan, guards. C. C. Snow, rol'ereed both contests.1 j Education by Radio 'j Is To Be Trie):! by ! Eastern University Better Service Always It Is now the sole aim of this .tore to men better the niVtho.ls, in- ereate the service and build tip the standards of inerchandisiiis J have constantly grown during the last twenty years. To bo a) l ore . .1 public service, conducting business on the closest possible nijlrglii nnn eitmlnatlng the thouglit that are here solely for tho purpose of mL iug money. The best affect of the combined energy of this storo is 'o1'"-'''1 gonl of our ideals that ran only be reached when this estahlisl.tuicnt be comes a store worthy of the public's trust and confidence. And bo with our minds alert and our hearts still strong In the faith, we set our handH to the pluii today, firm in our determination not to .linn back until the furrow is reached. This store shall live tud lapnf plan and perform, conceive and achieve its uplifting and inspiring ideals shall be the plying of merchandise and absolute worth for the price. Visit this store now; see the many new signs of spring. In most every department -there are buds unit blossoms of fashion's .jidwest creations. jluslness does not rslst of getting along but of gelling nheakl. In orderSi; get ahead, th stdre must BE ahead in inerchandlei and arrvice. This busftaens was startedVmidst humble surroundings, and with faith as the maliiSgset some tweiky years ago. During the time eusu'hig i which It bos Served the publnc. it must novo done so In a satisfactory manner, or It wJWd now be elV where. Dependable meiiandis on dependable facts about what you have tnirchasrd here. comlifW'J with rfce rourieous aitenlinn that this store has endeavored to wraiip with Vvery package that has left th nlore. tell the story of the amodVt of sulces attained. n.'if.ii. Incorporated m pay, and he will begin to yearn for n return trip to Wallowa county, Tho Elks will put many a (food mm: to thinking by establishing; this great resort. Is it worth while? Most cer tainly it is. President Short The Ad Club prospered under Presi dent Mo.ssman tho post year. He, Ai.LTHKorr.il. "No more garden';" . "No nunc. I'm tired of buying seeds for the neighbors' (Jiickens." Invited to Hear Ambassador. Any member of the Union County Ad Club who plans on being in Port lund' Tuesday evening will be wel comed at the Portland Chamber of I Commerce dinner in honor of Sir Auckland Cieddee, British ambnsndor to the United States, who will be in Portland tomorrow. Credentials will be gladly issued by A. W. Nelson to anyone who can go, provided plate reservations are made by TuesiUv morning. The Ad Club's quota "My sisters feller Ikieked my dog yesteiduy,1' said Willie, "but 1" get 'even wiih him all right." I MHnv'lI you get even?' said Willie's . f rtend "I'm poinfc to mix quinine," mk :pltw will stand until 9 a. m. Tuesday, j WHIie. "with my sister's tulcuni." I . Iazy Colleftf Lads Won't Hove to At tend Claaxes and Co-Kh Cun Ab sorb Lectures While I'rimpinj? MOMM i t You can't beat Chris Columbus ps c I nrnlilint nC thrt firut vvnlfii kept it clean and wholesome, directed Wa. ,m(.k in he ca,0ll Am(,r. itH courso In proper channels for ics-wnrd and exclaimed, "I see dry which ho has the thanks of the county. I',n'l." Now the new chairman, C. E. Short, j Wc vc lmt lo lern-nnd earn to has taken chiuge for tho coming year live, nnd tho Evening Observer predicts j . another good yenr under his leader-1 There will he no more kissing in . Chicago railroad station.'! if the hard-tn'l'- ' hearted station masters have their Tile new president's name should bj'way. Which is only one more reason nn axiom for nil members. When thev "r ou'' already firmly commented be , , , lief t lint Chicago is n grand place spenk make it "short," when they of-1 flir hiengiians fer a resolution make it "short," . when they call n meeting or have one ! The difference between n living and ,, , , ... .. , . m. i an income Iheno days is the difference cancu miiKo n n.so -snort. ' line i.twwll pallls ,, .uai,rs. to many is the cheapest thing there is, but, in fact, time is the dearest thing we have. No national currency WILL TU ICMH'KN WALLOWA. Mar. 20. Secretary Ilavenscroft of the Nlblcy-Mlimuiush Lumber company announces that the saw mill will probably start oper ations March 27. Logging will be gin as soon as possible .on the up per Dry Creek. Enough logs are In tile pond for a short run und ore thought sufficient to last until the longing starts. (By Associated Press NEW YOUK. Mar. 20. College ed ucations 4oJ)ik mgy bo acquired at, home through the wireless telephone . medium.f Now York university announced Sunday plans for the establishment , of a broadcasting station at its Wash ington Square division from which i classes in alt its courses will be con-' ducted. ..'). I ... i Ten pounds of lard J1.50 at People's Market. Phone Main 747. l'Hl'tlcilinr peeple Are pleased with t service at th Palace Confec tionery as well as with the articles peeled to he open. servetl. n-14-tf Road Conditions Are Much Improved K nv: The rend condition is considerably j rleared up in Union county, only j the Elgin and North Powder roads j still being Impassible to tourists, j The roads from. La IGrande to i Union and from Union to Cove Is j In Rood shape and much travel is going ovt'r lliem at present. Tho j linblrr nnd Alicel ronl ore In fair ( shape nud ore passable to car truf-i flc. The Hilgard road Is open as far as (Dover and in a short time all the Cnlon county roads arc ex- Cl ItltEXCr HHOItTAtiB MOSCOW, M.ir. 20. .The Rus sian State1 bank Is contemplating an issue of Us own bank notes to meet the general shortage of currency, particularly In the provinces. The Itosta (news agency) an nounces that the bank has been di rected by the Finance Commrssurlnt to work out an emission plan. AMiUMHTCH ItKLA'liO.VS THE HAGT'K. Mar. 2n. The vis it of the Earl aud Countess of Ath lons to Queen Wlihelmia is egpeclHd to be followed by closer relations between Holland and Britain. This ha long been desired in Enalish clrclfcs. THE 0c Agt, Mi n Nursery Co., Geo. Ball, Wash. Ave. Phene Hfl-M. 3-7-t rial matting in honor of District Dep uty G. vE. R. Dr. Ben Nordeo, of Port land Indge No. W2. All brothers arc requested to be preent. ' NOLiN SKIf P, E, R Y.L. PEARSON, Sec 3-17-41 , ,H Cliorolufe CriuiniSi of all flavors fresh taffy English toffy minis NOTICE, BROTHER ELKS! and wafers fit tact all favorite Wednesday evening. March 22nd, La can dies art matte daily at the Pal Ornnde Ixipe No i'M will hold a spe-are roslectioucry. 3-14-lf Esaasarai CHANCE OF A LIFETIMK. The occupants of the parlor car of the Limited were startle.! bv the ever had anything like the value of ,rupt entrance of two masked bnnd tinie. 1 its- "Throw up yer hands," eorn- . i i ... manded the bigger of the two. "We're When a hundred men gather nt the. . ; , . .. gonna rob all the gents and kiss all noon hour time is tho legnl tender. , t. gnls.'' Evcrv minute is priceless. Do nwav! "No, paidner," reninnst'nled tht with formalities, cut the verbage from !"mlll"r ,"n;' K"";"'- "Well rob the gents, but well leave the ladies your remarks nobody cares n rap (,m, ." whether the speaker is prepared o- "Mind your own business," snapped not pre,red. If he speaks the crowd "J"'""1'' ra-senger f uncertain age. "The big man is robbing tins train. ' will soon determine that. Make in-' apologies. Let us emulate the nanTe "Well, Hliioin," asked a young col- P l league who was just starting in, Hows your practice: of our new president nnd cut every thing ".hort." Brevity is the kingdom of sucecs1 in Ad Club undertakings. Along with the many other good qualities of John W. Keliey of the Oregonian he proved in La (iran.lc thnt he ran make a pleasing u'tiv dinner talk. The suggestion is made t1iat(in th.' next presidential campaign candidate? will send out their speeches by radio. This will necessitate a new apportion ment of wave lengths front poreli and "round the circle." After all, it might Ik" only fair to make tho banks lend money Tor thi bonus, when so many people in the., last few years have had to pay a bonii'i for hank loans. An explorer says he has discovered human beings with tnils in Borneo. He ought to send one of them to the Kentucky legislature. Somebody asks, "Why 'pin' money? Probably the woman would anei "Because there is some point to spend . lug It." Do You Know ? Mr. Spencer, manager of the Zuber ,Hall, is rear ranging thti entire place, and has secured M. T. Col lins, Portland's favorite 'jazz singer, Vho will sing all the latest aonglj and ar range all the Tovelty Dances. Beginning Tues. March 21, we wil start our serieis of Novelty Dances. The first will be )he fa mous Candy Dance. Dick Linsey's Jaz Patters will uyncopate the melodies New music. Added attraction M. T. Collins on the Meg aphoneY No Advance in Prices. 9 ' "-'V-...: j'-V 0 : 0 '' .gg U U i A man can borrow money on what he puts INTO a. home He can't on what he , ' ." ,' puts OUT for rent. h . ,' a Safeguard Interests F iou carry insurance on yonr lifos aud on your homo: this means a considerable outlay. ' ' If you do not safeguard yonr interestsAjv maintaining n bank account you are ncglectlpij a duty that costs yn nothing. j v An aocount in this bank1 SPELLS CKKVIT ant . credit often lueaua WKALTiL i WL PAY ,11 M. O i WPEPOSITS Irk mj Now Is the Time to Build iThu'lfling niaterinls and' labor arc down now it you ran afford to build indeed tho'v are low enough so that you can't afford not to. This company is ready and able to assist vou your building problems without charge. Come iinaiid sec your home before yon build it. LA NATIONAL DANK la grande;- ore. SOUND-RELIABLE - PROGRESSIVE . i federal Ireservi I'SYSTEM The Grande Ronde Lumber Co Hetail Department!