La Grande evening observer., April 10, 1922, Image 4

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nthxrwlun nriilH(d In this DHuer. and
Iso the local news ptihllnhud therein.
All rights or re-pumicauon or aueuiu
aispatchus here alflo are re-nerved.
Bible Thought. Tor Todaj
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THE FIRST TEW WARM tAVS MELTED THE IOOO POUNDS
OFCKEEKICE THAT GIDEON HENSHAW HAD
I PUT UP rc?K siyew u&- .
Fox,. Emily -Ciwk iuuL Ivy.. Hauler..
Edith ' Mix littered -the . njeutbura
with a Iocitl.'(o. liostsnses fur
the ufternooii .wuru. Xtv9anien Lit
tler, Gulo usd liuutl!.
I'repurutioim wciu nnile fur a
joint mt'otH'iK of the f-dd KhIIowb
and I(iil);kuha lust Krldiiy evonine
to listen to un uddreaa by 1'ast
Grand Muater fiii, CoolldKe of La
Grande, lint ruin and bud roada kept
.Mr. Coolldgo from coming over, and
thq weathor ulno ke'pt many at home
here, bo there were only about 40
present. A reuditiK by lna lllller,
singing and gumes furulshol amuse
ment for tho3u prescJnt. A tomnilt
tee served lunch.
E. Draper, who has been living
in Union . during the winter, has
moved out to his ranch.
.Mrs. Lillian Castor' and Miss
Hazel Adams were elected to rc'iiro
scnt the Union Hebckah lodge at
the- grand lalge lueeUng of the
stato this nring.
Messrs. Horton and 1-natt will be-
DEBATERS GO
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DIE SOON
(SnecFai to The ObsnrverJ
LOariNK, Apr. Kluyd Mofflt
and Maxino i'ejrct.. negative team
of the Lostine chnmiilun high school
dobato team, will Journey to Vale,
Oregon, to meet a couple of debat
ers from that district. The ques
tion is, Uesolved, That a gnuluattd
income tax should toe made a fac
tor In the Oregon syBtuui of tax
ation. The Lostlne Public Library asso
ciation met on Friday, March 31,
and voted to donate tho books on
hand, the equipment, and the) funds
on huncl after all outstanding bills
wore settled, to the high school li
brary. This library is already filled
gin thei work of kulsomlning and with a large number of books but
It may be that congressional mo
tives in voting for tho bonus have
A PIJM AND SHIKLD: The Lord: been mlsreprosanted. Maybe con
God is a sun and shield: the Lord will
dive grace and glory; no irood thing
.will he withhold from them that walk
uprightly. ralm 84:11.
gress Is pusslng tho bonus bill to
get even with Secretary Mellon.
He'll huvo to fjnd the money.
Tho llulpurlnn parliament, re
forming tho alphabet, provides three
months' imprisonment tor anyone
guilty of printing a Hllent "r." Sup
pose, now, thero was a law like
that In New Kngland. , (
Talk of radio sets and onion sets
is heard on every side.
The ninn who hits high spots en
counters some thrills and often the
Movies to Help Exports
Thei Amerlcan-mndo motion pic
ture Is gaining now dignity as ;i
rocognlzed advertising medium.
Screen dramas, produced solely for
tho purpose of entertaining, have
unexpectedly stimulated Houth
American fii1crest"lif clcftliing, furni
ture and motor urs made In the
United .states. "
It is In recognition ot this fact
tliat the Unit! Stales government
and the National As3oclatlri of
Manufacturers now propose to pro
duce movies which will tell the
story of North American products.
These pictured are to bo distributed while others are trying to cultivate
all over the world, wherever United a pui( ila wjse man gets into tlu
Slates manufacturers hope to Uevol-pogh,
op markets for their goods, I o
It Is reported that tho demand for Ki lends may introduce them, but
those films already oxlsls In most 'candidates are more often reconimcml
ot the Important countries of tlio i eel by tho enemies they have made.
world'. Other nations want to knowj o
more about American products Mid ! Nothing is so effective us marriage
their uses. So far foreign interest in convincing some men there are a
has taeiia more actjvely exprussiM lot of things they don't kuiow about
than tho interest of business meh (women.
in this country. Hut with a movie o
division established In tho bureau ' Appeals not to make a joke of prohi
of foreign anil domestic commerce, bition enforcement sound particularly
the' interest of local Industries Is ol-1 incongruous coming lroin some ury o'-
Wen without push are always look
ing fur pull.
l.i'l Gee Cee, Th' Vamp, sez: Would
you call a fluppsr a dumb-belle?
Tho pavement of life is strewn with
banana peels.
More and more men are willing to
give women credit these days, but
the little dears want cash
What has become of tho old-fashioned
man 'who used to bet a bottle
'of Scotch on the election?-
Abroad the season of "confidence
votes" appears to have arrived with
spring
People and pins are useless when
they lose their heads.
Grass widowers, too, celebrated the
birthday of Lincoln, the Great Emancipator.
leonine snys he'd like to know what
America's policy is toward' Kussia
anyway. Well, it isn't an endowment
policy.
UNIDN SCHOOLS
RETRENCHING
ready (iiilckeiilng. ' 1 'i'li
'The enterprise! Is dcserTlng uf
widespread support, nnd will , no
(loubt receive It IncrenHlcigly, as Its
possibilities anil opportunities be
come more obvious.
ficevs.
The Reputation Builders.
THE OFFICE CAT
llavo you ever been ln; n Kloro
wheie you felt in your bones that it
was luiittmry. to, Veep, ona-Juntl ua ;
your watch and the uluer on your,
poi-kcthook, and where the goods of-;
fered for sale convinced you that if
,you spent a ifollnr you would bo mak
ing a bet with the proprietor, with all ;
the odds in his favor, that he couliln'l
skin you ? Did you ever buy merihnn-;
disc with the firm conviction that if j
it proved defective, if you found out
whin .vou gut home that it was not-i
what it was represented to he. you i
couldn't get your money back?
If you have had these experiences, i
you have probably been lulling with a
non-advertiser. The advertiser is r THICTKST,
man who hns invested n certain -No bettor test of love I know
amount in reputation. Generally, Ir I Than that young luurt which throb.!
expects that if he sells to you once JlVith Jove while his. sweet hentt doth eat
he will sell to you airam. loniaki I. twixt cum lmm oft the cobs.
iis advertising pnv, he must give you
a jMiuaro deal. Sometimes he even
spends mote to get you,-into his store
the first time than the profit tin the Fine mutto
fir.'-t sale amounts to., And yet heiout.
(tains in the long run. because he
knows that if you'bnyilhc fivst time
on -his solicitittiim you will liny the
sctamd and tlufd times of your own are Latin students, how could we ox
accord. ' pect thctu to "decline" il ?
We don't sav t'ttit every merchant j
who doesn't advertise is n client. We A friend told us the o ther day that
say that the safest way to avoid lie- ihc thought short s-t'itts were fine
ing cheated is to patronize merchants for chaps in poor health because it
who have a reputation to sustain. , k.-iit them out in the open.
r.very regular newspaper aoverli:
Two can live cheaper than one.
"Don't give up, in or
llonus is a Latin.' word, tth.l since
comparatively few of our ex-soldiers
tSnecliil to Tlic Observer)
UNION, Apr. 10. Work is pro
gressing on tho relaying of pipe
on Main street, preparatory to pav
ing. The old pipes re being re
placed by new ones placed at a
greater depth. Main street bus been
linpassahlo for several Vlays on ac
count of the main ditch and the
m:iny cross ditches whore the -water'
pipes branch off for the residences.
The water will bo shut off for about
one day to pormit tho men discon
necting from the old line and con
necting up with tho new laid pipe.
Much' of tho broken cement from
tho street crossings Is being itsetl
to make a fill along Catherhio creek
thus enlarging the tourist camp
grounds.
Mrs. L. A. Cook Is still nt the
Lade receiving treatments and Is re-
I ported as being somewhat Improved.
I ; Frank Sutherland camo down
'from Maker .and stopped oft' in
Union Friday night long enough to
jnttoml tho Odd Fellows muothig at
j which Ed Coolldgo of La Grande
was supposed to dilllver speech.
Mr. Sutherland went on to La
Grande Saturday morning.
A. I. llldeler was over to La
Gratilo last Frld.iy to attend the fu
neral of his aon-lu-lnw, Charles
Cpnnnlv, w hose remains were shlp
p(d ty! -T.'a. Rrando from Tucson,
Arizona.
Friday afternoon was rltltn-up
tiny nt tnv south school building.
The children came with rakes and
whuelhurrOHB and soon had tho
grnur.'.ls ami surroundings all liotin.
Some ot the larger- boys repaired
the fence and sidewalk. AfU'r the
work was' finished the puiils were
given the remainder uf tho after
noon as a holiday.
Miss Hazel Adams, who lives In
North I'nli'tl, was hostess to the
Girls' Athletic club last Thursday
evening. The following short pm-
rr is .i-.'..d in l.oil.lln,, .m,l. ... , . : .. ., , .....'""' " '''"g f Ml
- i ..- ,-M-IIH' It'll )U il I V M I It'll lIll'V UlMl V i l-'iil.i
tton for lair Healing. His failh i" liave to pay their bills at all
himself justifies you in linving tait'n
in lu'ii
' Failure and Success.
A STABLE MA HIT.
I "Anyone can see tlmt driver over
there has been a teamster."
! "How so'.' ''
' "l!y the way he keeps stalling hi
truck."
Ai'o you discouraged by failure
Then you will fail.
Most of the little failures and little j .,
s'jcees'io- eie ttnitnnoi tan .ikinnwlios V lnTIIEK AWAY?
fn lb" I 'ittle of life. Thev nr? the' ",l'k ol lhl' waist and the hem
manrnveiinir. the testing of the npp.,s- "f "'e kirt will now join (in singing)
ing lines, the finding of weak spots f'wiu're dio We Go From Here'.'"
artl rtvoiur srols. :
In the hour of skirir i-Oi lol. or in )lir ''lea of a good job is f''.igious
the Jest of skirmish won, it i- well cditur of the Police Gazette,
to remember that the gr.at battle is "
yet to be. f-vght. The man who isi While President Hauling is strug-
ct'i-kcn in h-nit bv the lit tie de.lK'ing on the links, William Jennings!
feats and the man who Is Daisied in' Hi van is fighting on the missing
mind bv the little victories will be on ''nks,
n par when th real test coieesi '
Our little failures nnd little ' su.'- The gaiue was III. innings long,
cesses -ii to about eonelly willing to' lather stuck it through;
serve us. Thev will be' very useful if And Ihen a runner pilfered home,
we will give them the chance, lint j So l'alher sneaked home, too.
if we accent either blindly, as the gift
of rate aril eimunstnticc, we might' Mn"v a man who mii-ht have been
a '-II unit the fight. K001- hutlcr has failed in life, owiiw
Too man who. in defeat, ran nut his his unwillingness to tttar side
finger on the cause of his defeat, j whiskers.
ho where, the whv, the how of it i
is already well un the road to ultimate! 'iTVhcn a fellow goes out to the aulo
,viitoiv, islluw and hears nil the good points
And the m,v -n n .1, ,,r-. I '.I'woit the different nuoonobiles he
mw be w.n. a nit v-herefore, will win win to W'el-r if lie-re tue miv
ttfaiii, .uid inoit giurion.si) . , bad ciua.
Walklns au-l two sonts bv
.Miss Mae Illhbert. The reniaiuder
of the evening was spent In singing
and trying out Mr. Adam's new
hardwood floors which he has re
cently put In. Miss Adiius and her
mother served thd visitors with hot
rolls, ehb-Uen salad and rocoa.
The M. E. Ladles Aid met last
Wednesday lafiernoon at the home
of Mrs,. Nellie Kuhn In North
Union. A combined business and
social sisinn was followed by a
light lunch, tho latter being served
by the hostesses for that day.
FoliowltlK out their plans for re
trenchment along all possible lines
for the coming school ye.ir. the
board ot directors of District No. ,1.
at their regular nie.tini; last Tues
day I'veuins decided to eliminate
the domestic science department
Irom the high school. Miss Lucille
Pierce has had charge ot thisile
IMrtnielit this year, and will he' the
seciiiid instructor to be dropped from
the teaching corps. Miss Pierre has
glvon satisfaction and the change
Is no reflection on the iiuality of
her work. The iliieetois simply
leall.e that tuxes are too It I : It and
lllll-t be lowered.
The regular meeting of tin Woiu
.io' Club was held Thursday after
noon at the K. V. hull. Hi,, sinei.il
UVlc for this day w .is Allieneai
' '! '.'!. "He gl i a b;- A u;.
O G O
varnishing tho Interior of the Mcth
odlst church the first of this wook.
The walls will be cleaned and re
paired and tinted, the woodwork
and pews varnished and tho ejitlre
interior given a thorough renovating.
Work of reorganizing tho Mod
ern Woodmen is progressing and the
boys nru looking for a suitable hall
in which to hold their meetings.
They plan to meet twice a month
for a while at least.
Members : of tho Ensteim Star
lodgo held a meeting Friday eve
ning especially-' for tho "kiddies."
A program and games wore In
dulged in nnd the children all thor
oughly enjoyed these, us they also
did tho lunch which was served.
Mrs. Foster still remains fn' about'.
the sumo condition us she hns for
tho past we'fit, the result of a para
lytic stroko' kibout two weeks ago.
Chai'ilu Castor is still confined
to his home owing to an attack of
tho flu. . . .
Someopo Cntere 1 the home of
tho additional onus will Improve Its
usefulness immensely.' The Lostino
public library .was discontinued on
account of !bo failure to Becuro a
librarian but tho high jchuol li
brary will be open to the public.
Rev. James rolnter, of the Enter
prise Christian church, will ipreach
at tho Evans church Friday eve
ning and the Lostino Christian
church on Saturday evening and
Sunday morning.
The Community club met last
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Uerk
ley Candle, 27 ladies being present.
At the close of the business session
and u short program,, delicious re
freshments were served by the host
ess who was assisted by Mrs. W. C.
Fleener. , Mrs. F. B. Leonard, Mrs.
F.i Hammock and Mrs. G.. M. Cooke
Tho club held a food sale on Sat
urday ut tho Little Com grocery. I
The Inext meeting of the club will
be with Mrs. W. C. Fleenor on Fri
day, April 14
The Lostine O. E. S. initiated
Miss Myrtle Olseit and Miss Myrtle
" CMslllMMs
p ' yl V' d
James Webb one evening last waek i.Mason into their order Inst Thurs
while Mr. and Mrs. Webb were atday night at the close, of tho regu-
tbo Cozy theater, w hich they are Mail business meeting. A social good
mtinnglng. yor'y littlo was secured, time was enjoyed by all and some
The high school gave the delayed -delicious refreshments rounded out
second performance of their niln-jthe evening's entortaltiiniout.
strei last Saturday night. It was to
ho given earlier but had to bo post
poned on account of the flu.
Organize' Against
Invasion of the
oVK K. K. in Office
DALLAS, Toxas, Apr. 10. Dallas
today ha. .. it. new organization as
an outgrowth, , of recent floggings
here, tho Dallas county citizens' leu
gue with the -avowed - purpose to
opposo the Kit -Klux Klnu In Dallas
county as summarized In the .reso- 'visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Stanley Roystcr of Joseph.
was In Lostlne last week to uttend
tho meeting of the En-stem Star
lodge. She wns tho guost of iMrs.
V. P. Robinson and Mrs. J. II. Jack
son during her visit, returning home
on Saturday.
Mrs. D. H. Magill and Mrs. E. G.
Seaman visited at tho Leln Mopps
home west of town Sunday after
noon. Mrs. S. M. Crow nnd Mrs.
Earl Allen were guests at the home
ot Mr. Mopps also to visit with his
daughter, Agnes, who Is quite ill.
George Mart was an Enterprise
lutlnns adopted lust night at the
organization's public mass meeting:
"No meur-ber of the 'Ku Klux
Klan should ba Tiormittod : to hold
any office our state,' and we
pledgo tho people of Tex'is that we
w.lll not eneourifgb or vote auyican
dldato for office who belongs to the
Ku Klux Klan or who 'sympathizes
with' it. or who has apologies to
offer fur the organizations or its
acts." ' ,
I MONEY
Evan Allen wns u Wallowa visitor
tho first of the week.
Harvey Leonard, n resident of this
section some years ago, returned to
Lostine last Saturday aiud is work
ing with the railroad crew,, w ho are
changing the Wallowa river channel
up by the James Fitzpntrick farm.
Fred Snif'in and family and also
somo relatives who have been visit
ing with them during the wiuter,
lert for California recently. . Mr.
Snlffln wns a resident ot California
before locating hero.
Miss Clara Nolan, teacher of the
Dry Creek school, was home for sev-!scveral Il"rs the lu3t of "'e week
eral days tho first ot the week as Irle"U! "ere
"opyright 1921 Hut Schaffner & Marx J
Extrivnliiii-l'v Selling ' McnV;
GOLF SUITS
Two Pure
$24.00
The man who golfs considers his nttire, while on tho links
or at the club, a very Important factor. Ho need not be expen
sively clad, but on tho contrary can be very econmlcully clad for
these golf suits are inexpensive and tiro of fine Scotch tweeds in
;rays land tans.
The coat with beltrid back and shoulder plaits allows free
dom of the arms and body. The knlrker trousers, to be worn
with golf sox und either low or high shoes, gives him a comfort
able free feeling for nctlon.
, These sulfa are very new arrivals here and are priced spe
cially at J24.00. .
Golfers come in and see them.
It's Kiistcp Woi'l; at
La Grande's Grpatt'st Dcjiaptnifiit Store
KASTKR J DISPLA YS of KASTEll APPAREL
Yfjii'ro Invited Here to See Thein! .
: ' (Incorporated)
. IS COLLECTED
With practically alt tho returns in.
the county tax collector announces
that the amount of taxes paid up
to April 5 will- amount to over
$:i;iO,OUO.I)0. April 'tth was tho date
that the rirsulull of tho taxes must
be paid without delinquency.
As the total amount of tuxes In
Union comity this year amounted
to ? TOS.'J illlOQ'. conditions point
that after October 5, the final dale
for payment, the amount of delinquent-
taxes -will uol be .In. excess
of last year and will, In all prob
ability, be less.
The tax collector's office Is stir,
opening atiiLyirrangiug the. .incom
ing mull -ihiit Is bringing; in 'taxes
from out of town and by the time
this is ntteiided to tho mark may severed a ligament in her hand,
amount to more than tllllO.ono.nii. Tom Mclleth of Wallowa, spent
she was too 111 to attend to her
duties, slice returned to her school
tho middle part of the week.
Mrs. Anna Nolan was shopping in
Enterprise on Tue'sdny.
Fred Edwards was on tho sick
list n few days last Aveek but man
aged to look after his duties In the
post office .with the assistance of
his sister, Mrs. Frod Tharp.
John Wright came In town from
Cove last Friday and returnt'd Sat
urday, taking out Hort Cooks team
and wagon. Kelt will remain In thei
Grnndo Itonde valley to work on
the highway this, summer und re
ports have It' that he is much im
proved in health since spending the
winter in Cove with Mrs. Cook's
relatives,
Airs.- tW. II. Hunter lilt her hand
severely i few days ago when the
top ot a fruit jar broke off while
she was trying, to opn It. The glass
A Farmer Cure of Rheumatism. 1
"A man living on a farm near here
came in a short time ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. I hand
ed him a bottle of Chamberlain's Lini
ment and told him to use it freely,"
says C. P. Ifciyer Patten Mills. N. Y.
"A few days later he walked into the
store as straight as a string and hand,
ed me a dollar, saying, give me an
other bottle of Chamberlain's Lini-
Tlighcst price paid for clean, large- rme"t;. 1 yant u. in.'hc ho.usc a" 0,0
sized cotton rags. 111,10 lur 11 cure" me- Adv.'
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Couch of
Wallowa, were Lostine visitors last
Saturday. Mr. Couch Is connected
with the roal estate agency in Wal
lowa. Mrs. Joe Thompson 'was on the
sick liBt for several days the past
week but is nearly recovered laow.
RAGS Wanted t The Observer
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Every tick of the clock may
be made of value to you by
depositing your funds in this
bank and investing ' the
surplus over your checking
account requirements in high
grade securities.
We are prepared to give
our customers expert advice
as to the safety of propose4
investments. ' ' ,
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