La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 29, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA flKAXDrl EVENTXCf 'OBSERVER .. Worlnokrl.Kr, March' 20. 1022" Cbc Obsettvet: IN THE OLD HOME TOWN PACE FOUR AS IM)i;i'HMIi;l MiU NI'AI'Uli. I'ubliKtu'ii daily and weekly at Li Grande, Orcifun, by La Grand Kveu tc ObflcrvL-r l'uMMiihtf Company. JUUJCB IJKNNltf, Kditur. Sintered at the l'onioirice at la Grande, j OreKan, aa Hecond ('las Mall Mattur. j Addreita all cninmurilcatluna to THE ( iHif;Hvuu, mti Auaum Ave., , Urandi, On-irnn. C'JTlf AMJ ( HI M l OtfVlUlAlj I'A I'lvlt. On Bale In other cities Oregon Hotel News bland, rrllund; Imperial Nwi Stand, I'ortlHiid; Multuumah Newi Htand. Portland. UllbCKII'lION ItATK Ity Carrier. Dally, per month 76c Dally, pr three month .. Dally, ptT tlx inn.. In advauca (.(0 Dally, ilnwle copy 6c ii r Mull. Dally, por year, In Hdvnnce wwS.0l) Dally, eix inunih. In advance ,-$a.60 Dally, throe nionthn. In advance .1 1.26 I'aiiy, per mom n KNOW Mf:? IM V f A.'LAWP OC HF V Weekly (ibatTvur-Sinr, by Kiall, per year, In ulvnm:e ...$1.00 ftlKMJIKK OV A SXOl I A J Il1 I'ltlGftfl. The Anffoolaed 1'rt-nn Is exclusively entitled to uu for publication of all buws dinpat('ha c-rcrlittd to It or not otherwltiu c red Hod In (his paper, and alio the local nuM'H puhllnhcd tberi'ln. All rlKbtn of ru-puhlic-ation of apuclal diapatcht'H hero nlo are reserved. i-. .f , '4-v; m -&w;t fff:'. HE STOPPI.D ON 1HE RllV.R BOAO TnCAY' - lit' CO1FISCA ILK -inpf.p BoTrtrs iiokb liniment- E in mnnnwrnrn ,:r - . i riun i . ill iii IU UIUUIJ II III II Vi'KIa TViniirrlif Vim Tndiii Jiand 80.1a. After cureful observation. KK'HKS HAVJiJ WINGS: Litliour I j.iiy101" C0"c'U(letii not to hu rltli: couho from thimo I . , ,lh" Tcsulu t'1,,10st inV'"-- own wlwloiu, For riches ert.-.inly f ,My the name. Where a moderate make fhcnmelves v-lnus; they fly of alcohol was taken at lunch- way. Proverbs 23:4. S. I00" tlmc' the Pl,,y ot lhe nioon compared more favorably with the Reverence for Greatness IsUnence wa" observed'0 total "b I , I Here, then, is a potent argument! rranic -iicuunn, me ncior, Known that seems to have been overlooked by for his great success as Abraham Lin- j tlle vciti. Without liquor, 'the (rrait coin in Drinkwaler's play, refused re- Kamc of golf may deteriorate. Th I crv may now be raim-il. "Itnn'i. fur ccntly to be filmed in typical Lincoln golfers!" costume and walking the streets of! ,!ut not n'uch booze. For Mr. Springfield, III, or at the old Lincoln bt"u f"lN: " lhn enough al cohol to counteract the fatigue of the homestead. Tha spirit which moved morning were taken, the toxic effect his refusal marks him as worthy of of lho ,lruK could be seen in the fall- ,,, . , , , ... , ing off of the play." And it is a wise the great part he takes in the play. igMw that kn'ows just fcow much Ilefore Mr. McClynn ever heard of prescribe for himself, the Drinkwater play he was ah ardent 1 student and admirer of Lincoln. Since Some. of ih Ge1'""1 rt of . wondering why America doesn t ask assuming the part ho has made the Germany for what it owes us, instead study a passion, and to him the por- of asking the Allies for it. trayal of the' great American is a sacred trust, dlis respect for the1. Say. an optlmlrt, "Our public life 1 i is sound. lie might have added, with character is too deep to permit him to: Shakespeare, "and fury." Wo for carry out the impersonation in what bcar finishing the quotation. seemH to him a presuming and gro-' . . - , i h k " A sure sign of spring is the good tosque manner. On tho stage, in the old "taking 'em off" wheeze. And ettings of a play, with its fine line lamping it again in public prints, , . . , .i we. wonder mournfully whether any g.vvs , ei u, u,e inierpreiaLionllivin(t paragrpher knows anybodv of a great soul. Parading lhe streets, who still wears woolen underwear, he thinks he would become only a soul less imitator, and this he will not do. THE. OFFICE CAT The coal miners seem to think thai ' of they've got to be idle anyhow, thev It is an example of modest lever- might as well put in the time striking ence for greatness that is all too rar in these flippant days. Our German Claim j 'Kvery raio fan must smile to him ! self now if he ever happens to think about the trouble stirred up ever that j cable station at Yap. , j If the law of the survival of the The case of the $2"i(),0(K),000 due the fittest is still working, we must be United States for maintenance of tho developing in this moro or less dry American army on the Khinc is com paratively wimple. There is no qucs lion of the ebt. It was incurred in the nutural course of Peace-making. nn( was a legitimate and -pcrhniut in evitable part of the expense of see ing that the "beaten' nation fulfilled its promises and obligations. country u breed that will be able even tually to live and thrive on fusel oil or carbolic acid; , o At least you can always tell just where Senator Hoiah will stand on a proposition. 1 ou guessed it on the other side. NOVEL THEORY 0 F DREAMING 'Minnie Vou for Those Kind Words If the work that we are doing in paper, you nro viewing If you like It, deur of Family tetl us now! Don't withhold your approbation 'til the parson make oration As. we llo with snowy lilies on our brow. Kilitors nntli KeporLers are your brothers, and there are many orders Who nro working with tho Ink and typo mid lend; . It you thituk some praise is duo 'em, now's the time" to slip it to 'em For they cannot read their tomb stones when they're dead. Pricely Pet Xante "(iunsB I'll Slave to stop calling my wife 'Toots.' " "Why bo?" It always reminds her that she wants an automobile." A larke,v Preacher's Definition ' of Prayer . "If I nsks tho Lord to send me a .turkey, Ho doesn't do It, but If I asks tho Lord to send me 'out alter li turkey, I always gets it." Occasionally wu run across a con tented man or wonn'n, hui wo haven't yet ibeen ttblo to figure out whether tho contentment came from n luck of envy or lack of enterprise. It may ho ti no that a. faint heart never won fair lady, but not every man wants a fair lady, some me sat isfied w ith brunettes. I Weary Willie "I may be poor now; but when I was young I bail my (iwa carriage." I.cary Louis "Yep, 'alul yer maw pushed it. The defense of pretzels by a French chef may mean, as the Huffalo News opines, that the war is over. And then again, it may only mean that the tl ' , , riciicilinuo is uuri eflieu in u mti,.-i ,," ; :,""' """ml.r 1,1 ""-." "l factory or salt works, soil of misconception in some minds ns to the responsibility for the debt It is owed not by the Allies, of course. hut by (Ici-numy. And big as th;' amount may seem, (lermany is gH ting off very easily so far as the United States is concerned. Cermany has never questioned Die claim, and does not question it now. The only question is whether the Unit ed Slates is able to get the nionev out of (lermany, directly or indirectly. lhe United States government would like to get the payment In directly, through the Allies, who by mam lorce have succeeded in collect-: , iog n few hundred million gold marks.' The Allies are disinclined to give tip Hr Associated press) the money. They seem to f;el that. 1 LONHON. Mar. 3!i.- Hi'. William since we have made a separate iieaec Hrowh, mental specialist and head with (lermany, the United State". "r llu' department of psychology might collect from (iermaiiy on its 1,1 King's college, I'liiversliy '.of l.on own account. ,don, has propounded a noxel theory The apparent deadlock is one of of dle.illis. He rejis-ted the claim the incidental inconveniences resulting f the psycho-allalvsisls that dreams .from the separate peace. And it a''1' always KlmiiMrant. and Jhitt doesn't appear likely that America eery pari of them lias a uieauliiK can get very far with this claim, in which must bt lookc:! fur In prim us ilcnlintf with llu Allies, unless ilivt desires lurking In lho huIk-oii-it rnnvtMits (o puitieiputo with them felnus miml. lie nne them n much more fully in wurkimr out their repiir- (Himpler niniili"ic; ice. 'lhe luitctlou of a !iv.iu in tu 'iiiiard stfcp," he tuiil bt'fiuo the In- 'stitute of Hygiene. "u hleep de- Kires, cntvhius. anviet ies. t lie mem ories of .earlier days, all cif which " ii ro the Inw.-r and rundumental . U- My Aoclate! rreaa) The rnnnect;. n l.etwcrn .lf and n ments f Ute mind, well tin and APIA, llritish Samoa, Mar, certam tieveuine inclily faVl,ic(l with strho (ow.irdH eonsclnusiu'sa white A 1" t It or the population of Pent ftinnke has Nmir been nnlice l. It th inJtin iuthoiiu lit v is in ntn-v J lax,ii-VtM'! to dtturmliie whether pro- nun Ufiiallv b,,.,. xphunetl historical- ;inie. If thev reach c.vwrlmisneHH ,,iI,i,lon "- ' lifto-l will be re !y. H"W imuIi! a liihc so imrelv .Uvn i ..i i.., n... a.-. ,,., 'lutred of Premier Ma.sey ()f ,. Scotih he n'aved w itn.-ut pure Scotch? which is sort ot Interim- liary -,'llllu,,l t.l proptimMl visit here. Prohiliitinn. tlicicf.)ie, has l-ecn ti.viH- rrm or i oii!truiiiani-M(. Inters i-n-s. , il was nnounce.t today by officers fd hy many Md" as having inter- and inakcs the ImnuUe inmu nous : r thv ,u'w,' fnnl citliens' uiw.v. feitid sonou.sly with this jrivut tram-. : HU iat sleep persists This theorv '''iltHMI "niposii of white residents U TomaimMl tor n seemingly disinter- t.uVera lhe entire aromwl oi all tvp, fstecl inquirer to addut'e a .scientific' ;(,r d,eam." lenson fr tho nseciation. ! .. Charles Tale A Cno vt -MiMnKeti Mentiiv Tho Ktory conies frtrn London that twh netro soldiers - were imi Mai;ed in .conversjitioit when one re marked : 'sl' i;w iuo to uet me a eucalyptus." "A what?" (juerled the other. '"A eucalyptiia-dat's a musical iu.lrument, fool." "(ion on, ninn-vr." was lhe retort, "you .can't fool niu tint's one ol thy books on de Iliblt!." (Uy AMocIated Vrentt) MOaCOW, Mar. 29. An Ah.H- din'B cave of jewels has he Ol (ItlDII. ed by the decision of lho Soviet autnoruies lo conriscaui some of the treasures of the Kiissian churches and sell them to fefcl the famine sufferers. (The Soviet decree Issued Feb ruary 2(i, directs the selzuro of all orerlous inula Is and stones "ui,ii, would not Interfere; with the inlor osts of the various cults." Jt has been aniiouiiced that tho All-Hus-slau Central coiumltieo will deter tnlnu what articles are absolutely necessary for religious purposes and exempt from requisition. ) Must famous of the church treas ures, described by the Moscow mews paper Izvestia. is tho bejewelled Jkoii, "Our Lady of Kazan," at the i Kazan Cathedral in Polrograd. U jlB a representation of tho Virgin idono In beaten gold, weighing Jo I pounds and decorated with 1,05a j larger and 1,432 lesser diamonds, CHS rubles, seven sapphires, 1,4(10 ! pearls and 155 other Jewels, and hung about the neck of tli0 virgin is a diamond necklace of huge, first water stones. ' At Peter Paul's cathedral, also In I'etrograd, there is another famous Ikon, known as tho 'Jerusalem Holy Lady," in solid gold. It Is about to feet square, and contains 38 carats or large diamonds, 1:1 carats of middle-sized diamonds and 14 and one-quarter carats of smaller stones. Altogether, in this church, says the Izvestia, there are 24 al most equally valuable Ikons. To St. Isaac's Cathedral, Petro grad, were presented on the day It was opened, a total of 215 articles ; containing 81 pounds of (gold and 4,7tf8 pounds of silver and later a shrlnu was built of solid silver iwelglilng 4bS pounds. St. Isaac's also has one ikon, 21 Inches wide and 28 Inches high, duie In gold overlay and bearing a wreath In largo diamonds.- There are a dozen j other Ikons of tremendous value at JSt. Isaac's alono.' i While these) big Putrograd cathed rals, which wero long favored bv royalty, probably contain the most : valuable treasures of the r.i-,.,.1, nr. thoifox dhurcli In Itussi.x. every one of the estimated 61.000 omer rathedrals, monasteries, con vents and churches cintains objects In gold and silver and Jewellal ikons are not at all rare, even in the '.smaller edifices. ! Uoy.il gifts, donations' bv ni... , parishoiiers ami' -hurcli taxes for eeniiirles went Hargcly Into orna menting the churches. Kazan ,cath-. iedrul was the, llidy of hollos to the Cossacks. .Tk.otfnssae.ks o? the; Ilofr. lonce sent to It,. 1,4 40' pound of sll iver. askini: th'a't It ho ina.ii, ' ii ikons of four of tho Apostlus. I lleyoad their value In previous metal and jewels, some of the ob jects might ,e extremely sought af ter by collectors. The Ilyzantluo'' -magnificence of the Jewelled Ik'.ns however, might impress the ' West- 'orn world is more ornate -than ar tistic. . -. I With a few son ii, .n.,! i . - . -,,,, 1,11.1, I i wherein some looting of churcbeal v "'"' occurred during the earlv ! days of the revolution, church treas ures have been left jiractlcallv in-, tact. . j Patriarch Tilthon, the head of the,! Knsslaii church, s understood to' conti iul that, since the church mid ; the state have been separate,-!, tho i title to the treasures rests In the ! hands of the parlshoners of each i chinch and that, therefore, it Is for' inch parish to decide what treasures' it wishes to surrender Tor the fam ine sufferers.. j He advises charity In this respivl. i hut it is believed in Moscow tbat the church, as a whole, will stren uously oppose, genera! confiscation. ! while Willi,,;; to surrondor those ob jects which It does not cunsidor par-' tlculaily holy or of essentia! use In sacramental observances. ' ; Pictorial hYvicw I'attiinis A ill Jt-ILU j a W-J .1 9ms? Incorporated La tirnndi' "Xtidc" (Silk iiuse Tis A Pleasure to Sew AVitli Siifli Lovclv Xew Materials! 9' Ml .'Ui 1 ItiA V Tlssuo ginghams of exccoillngly fine! iiuulHy come In very attractive patterns plaids and checks, sheer and crisp as organdy, but with colorings and patterns like the plain Zephyr gingham's. They are 3,2 Inches wide and priced at li8o yard. And Zephyr ginghams are 27 and 32 Inches widd and aro In great quantities alnd varieties hero Ht 20c, 25c, 2!lc, 35c yard. The other cotton materials, dotted Swiss, dimity, lawn, organdies, etc., come in a wondrous assortment this season both in colors and plain white. 'Tho hand embroidered import ed Swiss organdies are attracting much attention. A visit to this department Is a pleasure now our stocks aru larger th;u they have been for years. New Checks' in Jap Crepe 50c yd. This popular material has liuule a place for Itself among tho domestics through Its smart distinctive appearance and its easy la(nderlngiualities. Now it is tin checks as well as the rlain colors -by apmbining tho two some very attractive house ts, aprons, ole., have -boon mado. , Chdcks. are .priced at Kmc. yard. Plain Vdors are 35c yard. dlfcs8( Those WJio Like to Enihroider , Will 'flirtlk. loti of now pieces displayed on ono of the large tables near Hi. entrance! Kiddies' rompers ot black sateen have designs fiiV brlglit fc-olored nplique work loo and ineie liinchskiii boss, towels nna ii'iiilergarnienis. l,ook when yoTTMrsli are scarfs over them -shopping- here tomorrow.. Boys' Shoes 'Sizes 8, to U $1.85 Hotter shoes nt twice this figure are not to be found they lire all made of the fin est calf leathers with heavy welt soles, in button and I.ico styles. They. aro odd lots, but there arc all sizes between 8 and 11 among them. Mostly hlack, a, few, fjrown. See these on display 111 our ladies' shoo department when you're shopping today. Choice at $1.85. flit The Sport Skirt and the Sweater! An Interesting change might be Introduced by a colorful plaited sport skirt and one of tho new sweaters shown in ono of our windows today. Such new designs, coloripigs and styles all very distinctive In color and design. Sweaters with large Tuxedo collars, and knitted In different colorings or perhaiw you would prefer one of the beautiful silk sweaters of a more exclusive design, thest; are shown 5 our suit department. Skirts may bo had In most any desired materials for either sports wear, for wear with silk overhlouses. They range In price up to $30.00. Knitted wool sweaters are from $',.00 up to $11.50. Silk sweaters from if 1C.50 lo $30.00. - I " ' MOOSE MINSTRELS Lew Dockstader Billy Van 2 u M i Arcade Theatre Tuesdky Evif April 4, 1922 Big Sftcet Parade at 12 M. Tuesday ReserVd Seatfj at'Silvertliorn's Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00 War Tax Added 3 to o lliirhcst Ol-i,-,. nni,l f., ,.f.... 1 - . ,- .t,., ioijje- George Primrose Hi Henry MOOSE MINSTRELS ntion difficulties and economic inoli- lems. Grog for Golfers peon PLEBISCITE i DP TL js DP i A CLASSIFIED AP WILI, DO IT Siout, in h book on',- n "The Kigh.eenth A.nendinen,." teP, When she escapes from ,l,e v!,ilac. how in the eours;. u( u invcHgationf , ohsperen It would hardly occur )ic came naturally to observe the in to s fair d.iniol that her action an, I !,. r,T nl.,l,l .... ' f ..i... . '" ' ., ina icrson eluded are of common ivi- lhe goir stroke it,-,t, h,. i,;marks r:n. A ca),0 (!) (.(,veriiis for v,r' Kv way of pieliiMioary "f,,n the short (.oUl,i,,n,, a protection; 11 chii.crn fvll t the full sick.', ii.ptirrs the wHs originally a kind of Imod, nNo a mint a iinalion of mind and protection, now n iiroiector; sllpplos -!. ).,. h.ipi. ns thai any, oft one's cae (ei csppn) ore makes . vrt... . ,i,- iiMd to have - hah-j oie's escape, prom cape s'.so Is do- flr.,if lni-'i. el Hl'Hh rived "chalv orl.-inally rVr!n In c-1 t'i ore of !-t. "(III. I," IIAM. Cintlriieliir and ltullilet Ili lck, Stone, Tlle nml Cinicli'le Work Itemoileliiig am! general con Halting. Xu Jul, too lai-ge, none loo sinall, Xo win-. time l'i ices, ;t.-, jears' exrli Hi-e, Nee tito iM-lore )v onr Vlilfc, Imi'J X. s. i ' 4 . Safeguard 51 Interests You cany ''insurance on your, liijj and on 3'our home: this ni0)xns a consVlerablo outlay. ' Ifyou do iot fafeguard your ' intercuts by uiilintainins a bank iiccoun you am neglecting a duty that' coAs you npthiiig. An account in this bank' SPELLS CR EDIT and credit oftca incaiib VilALTU. PAY A7. LA k, A K I FT ANUC BiMEMBER fMTioriAi Pi auk lFEI)E; luir. . - .,o 1 tint'. rM?r 1 ( WHITE GOODS SPECIAL One lot c ginghams, Oiie lot ofVinjiiiains, One lot of jAnghains', One lot of giWhanis, One lot ot Pclciue, ;',(! One lot of ladi' fini One lot of uienXfine One lot of Tui kii T A IVl I.k: 17c lOtp '.") .... 171oe iuclie 'lack cotton hose, jair, . 1.00 otton hose, 5 iiaii- for .... !.()() fvels, UPc Siin in remnants One lot Armour Plate hose, all sizes, pair, 15c One hit of new mig hats, .. One lot of new spring hats, One lot of new spring hats,-.. $.'!.00 H.-)0 .(..)() Andrew's Variety Store r. a frr xa 5' O j dt-n '.w .r.u a r-i-t. PKUUKtiVLtwssssB WslkssaW' to o o o o 0 e o ' lf , i ! ni4'-- pj'tioii ol Sceir1. tier:!:.,,