La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 11, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTnes.l.'iv. 'April 11.122 PA OF, FOUR UK fl TC'ANDTC ' TCVRNTNf 0T5.STCRVF.R IN THE OLD HOME TOWN "financial revivalists.' Sunday be Jealous '! Wun't Hilly r-" an iMii ri ;i)i;r hkw si'ai'kh. rubllnlitti dul J y and w-kly at la Grande, Oregon, by l.a (Ira ride ttTD lug Ubsorvcr I'tihllHljlng Company. liitUCK DUNN IS, Kdltor. Bntertl at tbe J'iHtofftro at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Clam Mall Matter. Add rem all comntunicatloua to Til hi OHHKItVKR, H18 Adauia Ave., L Grande, Ort-fj-on. CITY l.NU OI M l UVKIUlAii l'AI'i:il. On iftle In other citiva r-if on Hotel News bland, l'irlland; Imperial Now a Bland, Portland; Multnomah New Btand, Portland. r .1 ILIISt llll'TION Hi 1IC. Ilr :rrlr. Pally, per month fl-ll., n.. t h r.ia nw.nllia Dally,' pur tlx mo., in advance , Dally. single copy NLWT ra V.'i'- CSU ICl OX K Wrll.N (CHu'FAiMt ;,ciif-.-.yo,, . 'V,vbi r iomv -J, f ,7 7 mWiabywh; ihm city IT VWULDNT JIlLlCKEK II v Mull. Daily, ior yetr, in advance ..16.00 I Dally, alx month, in ndvnnce $3.60 Laiiy, inroe iitniii, hi auuv ti Pally. pr mouth -.Uc Weekly Obs-Tvi r-Stnr, by nail, per year. In advanoe -11.00 ftlKMUF.H Off AH-K IA I L;l I'ltKAS. The Aoaoci:! i'nua t eiclualvely entitled to iaho for publication of all bawi dlupatr hen -r-it-d to It or not otherwise rr edited In this paper, and lao the lorn I news published theruln. AN rights of re-publtcallon of special tflipatcht-a here rIku are rt-MtTved. Bible Thought. Tor Todaj PRAYER AN'SWHRED: I sought 1he Lord, and he heard me. and de livered mo from all my fears. This poor man cried, and the Lord heard him, and saved him out of ull his troubles. Psalm !M:4,G Guardianship for Germany. ' Chancellor Wirth of Germany, ad dressing tho Reichstag .announced amid applause that the Gorman gov ernment must decline1 tho latest pro posal regarding reparation, because they implied ''financial and econom ic guardianship." "This," he declares, 'Is Incom patible with tliti dignity of the na- M It Vt H 'VT'.ft I HOME V' Tr-?-'-J, ' ' 1 I l'ia?V'V' - 3 AyO- lWF"-'- I 50MIT C ITV MAN PAID DANIiTt. COTTON v .. FIVE DOIXAR5 FOH THArot-0 CLOCK THAT5 BEEN HAKiNG IH HIS STORE FOR FORTY YOMiiS liussia claims we owe liet several million rubles. That's ulmost u dollar. THE Itl UXd PASSION. Percy: "Now that we've been all through the exhibits, what has pleas ed you the most in the bIuavV" Polly: "The ladies' Ko'.ms, old dear." The, most needed auto accessory is a bank balance. speech, will pass sooner or later, as ull extremism does. Tho more ex treme tho fad, whether fti flothes or Bpeticli, the shorter Its life. Fascinating Modes For Easter Week! "NO, H H WOULDN'T LOOK." "Did you ever sue a salud tlies-in ?'' inquires a wuxi.sh corrLspundtnt in the Uoston Transcript. IT ,ava liticKs ot uv lice nun- try Indicate Civilization Thousands of Years Old. Diversity in Bends. One or the leadliiK bond houses of the country is uttemptliiK to edu cate tho public in bond-buyinK. AmoiiK Its recent siiKKustions to the prospective, purchaser is the state ment that next to s-tfety In invest ment, diversity Is a virtue. Four avenues of diversity nro outlined as desirable 1:1 piirchasinK bonds, as follows: Diversity of maturity. Diversity with reference to tax ation. Diversity of marketabfilty. It is pointed out that tlnriiiK the tlon and Is opposed to the spirit of lata financial depression the persons having investments ot tins vjtiieti characti r suffered less than those whose holdings were confined to a mora limited ruiif,-u in nny or (til particulars. It Is obvious that tills Is true, and would bo uuvler any similar circumstances. It Is a modern Illustration of the old atlaae. ' Don't put all your eu-cs In one basket." It also stiKKests the advailtaKe of tlealiiiK with se- doinocracy which we founded at the Kntente's behest. Such an Invasion of n BoverelKn state Is also a viola tion of thu principle of self-determination." Now, tho particular terms laid down by the fillies may possibly be unwarranted by existing conditions. though that remains to be proved, irurity agencies which recoKtilzo But tho thing likely to atrlko ti,t, tbese truths and are willing to di- rect the customer to his best inter. average, rentier Is the curious slate iCHt of mind tho Gerunn chancellor re- It Is difficult to discredit per petual motion entirely sti lung as .Mr. Uiy.in kut'ps on running. Veals. Hero wo find tho 'spirit of de jnocrnry," which titty Germans have usually held up as a genuine oil- Former Judgo I.andls has been dotfee of merit and progress on tlifli- liciinttttd from the front page to the Part, referred to as something mere ly assumed to satisfy the allies. Such frankiit'.ts is unexpected. Hard ly so unexpected, hut no less odd. 18 the ensuing condemnation of tho sporting page, hut there are certain additional emoluments. A scientist says .the earth is a big ball of jelly, alltl 'lt sounds platiMihlo enough when one consid ers tho number of Jellyfish nnV'iim; allied proposal for a moderate con- louse. , , trol of German finance ias vttslon of a sovereign slate" 'an In- whlch o- If tho Kplscoimt church strikes out tho "obey" clause ill the niitr- 'vlolntes tho principle ot self-deter- rl.tge ceremony, as proposed, It will mlnutloii." Assuredly it loes that; ; bu 11 CM0 recognizing the obvious. hut what couilt'iiincd criminal, while ' , , ! " , 1 I Anyway, the in, ivies tio not neeil nerving his penal term In expiation ; a tilwiiys eiiiphaslzK Unit a film Is of his crime, ventures to lay claim presented "exactly as it was orlg- Inally shtgetl. with the entire Xt w THE OFFICE CAT wm (tty Assoeiattl Press) 1 HOISK, Idalio, Apr. H. Symbols and signs, chiselled, it is belleVMl. ages ago, were discovered recently on lava rocks In a remote section of Owyhee county, southewostein Idaho. ' Discovery of the Inscriptions, which are said to ho a mine of art haeloglcal treasure, was made by Hubert I.imbert, a IInlso taxider mist. Their exact location will not bo made public until they are exam ined thoroughly this stnuiuer by a inuniber of scientists who aio coin ing here. The volcanic rock, on which the Inscriptions are carved, is scattered over a thirty-acre sagebrush flat. In the Immediate vicinity are stv ertil largo caves, around the en trance of which the rocks nUo are inscribed. It is believed these eaves never have been explored, possibly, it is salt), they contain inanv relics to full sclf-dcterinluatltin? AH pun ishment Is limitation of freedom. I ,in,l ri.ii-ni.iiiu Id I... I,,.. tM,,.lul,...l ! Htirely II' any iiitllun Involved In York cast.' The ratlin makes possible listen ing in on ordinary telephone cct i vers itions. It is said, hut It will tho World War has nklnoaslrated never replace the sewing circle as Its nerd of guardianship, It Is tier i" '""reader of secrets. many. If that country had had a re JAZZ. A tin tliihpt.n anti an auto horn, A stucaky fiddle nr.tl a rat eating corn, of scientific value. A baby s lattle and a puppy's whine, Two distinct types, of carvings, A baby's ratt bliAnxo. tSnsar, Jyo'.'i 'Ideographic anil pictographlc, have A cowbell jangle an a rosined twine been noted. Archaelogists believe That's jazz. the ideograplilc antetlates liy many years the plctograph. lioth system A saxtiphone, an exploding bomb, have been found together on one A locomotive whistle and a big bass ; rock and near them can bo dis- tltum, cernetl what appears to be a third A yowlirg totmiit and a frightened system, supposed to 'antedate both fowl, ;tif the others, but which has weath- A ripping seam and a hound dog's cred beyond possibility of di cipher howl lug. That's ja :z. i Clear bits of this prehistoric writ- ' , , , . ,. ; lug are fouind on one htc-'o wuter- A ca hope an, a wlu.l.gig, worn lava boulder 25 leet long U An alarm clock tattoo and a squealing fot w((J and B Wi Svar the , , ,, ..1P.1''' . ,. center Is a series of triangles be A heathen t hinee sa tng l.H pra ' lleved to Indicate Indian teepee,. i 7. ,, ., ; .'. ad next to them, are rows of dots .,,.. .antl dashej. thought to be numerals. ' ' J' " ' Resemblance of many of tht, ln- 'scilplions to tlie characters ot t!i There is $1.0 , worth of silver in a oiiliiese alphabet, win t ike,i hy dollar a:itl SO. :)0 worth of steak. Sunio: tu substantiate the theory that tho North American natives de ll E WAS A "WISF.H." set ndetl from a race which cin:o "1 suppose you will take friend wife from Asia by. way of licning Straits. to the automobile show this year.'' j ; Indians now living In Idaho, when 'No sir, I haven t the Price." . .questioned regarding the carvings. YWiat are you talking pnoul, 'tisay tne moie modern or iiictoiiranli- WHI only co-t you a buck to get in. Ic, are the work of spirits. "That's all right ; but it- would prim-. i My cost me a setlan or a roadster to get out." 4 Demonstrate the Exclusive Service and Value living Tower of This .Store! Winter has lingered with ...a bit too '-'"7j1'lfel.8(1;j Itself reluctant to leave us. Hut now thai has r ls u and it is time for the spring ntllre. the warmer davs ar off. We're temp.i.,g-darig then, to como no a moment will they find us unprepared " a weicomethat will lure all to the benulilul M"f.' ' Ing this-week. Wo Invito all to sec them, for .they m moie beautiful than ever and at the height of the season now. "LA FRANCE'' SILK HOSIERY Ulack lirown A'liite Just Received We Unow this Is good news for Easter shoppers, for so many are waiting for tho best of our silk hose and know that in l.a France they may put cvtfry trust. - W) received these Just a few days ago 'just enough to lust for Easter. Illack. brown and white. Order by phone. Priced ?2.5U pair. Hats About the Town! Have vou Jieen noticing tho hats about town? They're get ling 'brighter every day, Just to prove that all gay head wear doesn't go south. If they are black they are shining black, or trimmed with bril liant stllleto, thoy are colored, they are fuchsia, canna, peri winkle, tangerine or jade. A new hat inltls a leaso of It I e to the glad Easter time. Come and seo the ones wo have assembled especially for this week. Millinery department In bal" cony. There's always loom at lite lop for, crcan j HAD 0 MUSIC It takes a l:utf store tu niaku lite 1 Kirl.i blush. j WITH MEAL ! That English nobleman who oifcr- punsible guardian before the war. ; cd his title to nuv American girl .In, In tlw, .... uh With t I. IMIO. (Hill. Ii.'ivim- , I vtt l. ,10 I she and the rest of th world would !"'', ',' "im ,0 '""k "" ",m";" lie will have to put on a bargain lio far better off. particularly her ale. financial adventures in the last three j years, which have reduced the mark to 4tbuitl the value of wasle paper, show as great a need of financial fllardlaiishlp as exists anywhere out side ttf liussia. t fly AsMoeliiteil Press) SAN FHANriSCO. Apr. 11. Pa cific coast radio telerlione fans with amplifying sets ami loud speak ers are now able to have music with their meals as the radio t lepliolit broadcasting schedule of the San run to seed about this time . Francisco Examiner calls for a con- SPRINKLERS ON Tho Epic'i:).nic of Slang. TBI SOD N '"at repftit th:.t llabe limb, struck out twice during a piv.ctice gamr caused moie excitement at our house than the recent conference tliti. We h.iv ni:it'tl, Irom our past ex pel iences, that a whole lot of folks sort of every year. Watch your step. (U K I.KISl UK CLASS. "Vou have no leisure, class in Am erica," saitl the 1' nirlishman. "On. hav.'iit we?" returned the Am erican. "Old you ever see one of our plumbers at Work'."' A inaga'in. I M, II. ,11 ii'i'l s witter hails I'lnvslt as our cert dally except Sunday 1'voin o : ;i tj p. ni. to ti:'5 p. in. Uitllo fans with but a crystal receiving set who live in tiie San Francisco bay region also will lie able to lisien in on the iliu ier hour concert. The Examiner began broad casting for the rirsl time Saturday. April 1. The amplifying sets anil loud leading speakers will enable the fans to sit Messrs. Tho "orgy of nana" which sieini to be a chiirat'teilsiU' or the neu rotic life of a certain class of Voillll, Americans is deploriil by a popular write, who seems to think this s ,. disease, when It Is only a symptom. Alter pointing out that many of (lie expressions In vogue hail "heir nilc 111 In tho giitttVs of cxpe'rlent'e, he expresses the view lliat if these "smait" young people could real l.e how low Is tho society Hi..) Julltllc they -would blush III shame. This Is taking the matliY -entire-if too seriously. That Vagalioiuls anU rogues il'-e phrases current In tho transient vocabulary of slang oitcerns the a'erago youth not nt Is d' y all. Hoys itfntl girls of today arc very much selfjenconipass,,-!, self contained and sell sufl'ieleut. Tilt 1 1 shoiihl lie no ill:, nil. Slang Micro t in uivwos o of tot. iKo, and not all of it v 111 ho t.l.j.itloiiabw l.OS ANGELES, Apr. 11. -Travelers passing through the I'oachella anil Imperial valleys of southern t'nlll'ol'llla till the Southern Pacific lines villi no longer he tliscoiuoiled l the heavy dust clouds caused by the passing of the trains, aciiirillng In a statcim 'it by Passeneir Traffic Manager Charles S. Pee here re ci nt ly. A water sprinkler will be push ed I, . lore nil p,Ms,:i!;eu trains across 'be dusty slrel.-lies. Pee said. This Is said to he ih,. tM time this scheme has b. l-n trieil out but lests have plot., I it lo lie entirely salis-l-o lory, a i ' . i rdlnc to Fee. Owing lo Hi,, fart Unit t!ie soil In these valleys is sill Hod. up hy i ' spring overflow of the Colerailt, riv, r for thousands of years, scien tists say, the -movement of the tiiiis passing over this area stirs tip clou, Is of dust when lie. sill mmmm i W f .-i. Ek'i '.''K.V Mm ifftiv .I'.xiiiMlni.nts wllh oil us of laying the ,iti-t U1VI, SUi.l'-'9stul. mea'is not provetl TOY I.II S HtMl MILLS nl ( lo i IIOME A tot o.i.inon sent up nt Thrapstuii. Linbiinl, to athertlsc aW it;.-. .'f lt . v':1-' :- (M'.'j fit'- '";' ':-" 3 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 pive our customers expert advice as to the safety of proposed investments. TAYn 4YJ on Ti.ni:. rcprsrr.v LA GFIANDS RS NATIOHAL-5AMK "LA' QRANDE-ORE. iStv . Men! A New Cap and a Knit Tie They're essential for Easter Sunday, and we've Just receiv ed a host of new ones. Caps plaited all the way round or ot light Imported Scotch tweeds and tan shades of soft materials. The; shapes are big and the models very new. Come In and look them over; they're, $2.50, 12.75 and fi .50. New Knit ties, all silk black and colors. Biggest aasort 'nent we've ever had. 75c to $2.75. ni! i The New Tan Oxford For Crowing Cirls and' Women ,t.").-")l) Made of fine lightweight calf skin, low heel, rubber tipped, gen uine gootlyear welt sole, insuring excellent wear. This oxford Is ill all sizes ami widths for misses and women who desire the very low heel. It is priced at $5.50. Otiters are by degrees up to $10.00. Children's patent sandals, Mary Janes antl one straps are ready for Easter Sunday. Prices from $1.50 to $4.25, graduated accord ing lo size. yiff -:i a.i'iyi: ( Iticoi mrattMl) ' JF at their dinner tables and hear tho coMocrts antl "radio dinner Invita tions" are eagerly accepted. DOG FAITHFUL KALI, DIDN'T DlSCOt liAGE HIM aged yesterd i.v during a severe hail riTTSnuiKUI, Apr. :i. Capt. .storm. He said the accident would Amundsen arrived hero today en ,not prevent his transcontinental route to New York from Clarltm, i flight In the piano which he expects Penii., where, his airplane was dam-' ! to use in his Arctic voyage. TO SISTER (Hy Associated Tress) TACO.MA. Wash., Apr. 11. Spot, a little fox terrk-r, may not be able to rend tbe crJOtiilar, but lie always known when Saturday cornea around when, without being told, he trots i ilit miles to Katotivlllc to meet his master. Charles Metsker, a Ta i'om;i school hoy, who pocs home to Katoitville each week-end. Spot lives with tho boy's grand parents when he is not on the road- RAGS Wanted at The Observer. When in Need of Coal andi Wood, Hay and Grain, Poultry Supplies Call M 711 STILES & ELLEDGE Jefferson Street. Main 711. Taste is a matter of tobacco quality We jtatc it as our honest belief that the tobaccos ised in Chesterfield are of finer quality (and hence of better t-istc) than in any other rig-ircue at the price, ljggttt & Stjert T$baa "-. J Chesterfield CIGARETTES of Tutkislt un4 Domttiii tobticloibknjcj So tiow :3c Il)fti SC 'Pi o 0 o 0 a o o O 0 0 o o o 3Q O O u. ! . 1 ! 1 Cl , ! : . 1!:v lit nil no- s siiiintiiij; wi'c;v lante ' ar I o iv.,,',, , l--,.. v,,, ..ml- l a .iv . o o 9 o o o O o o o o o o o O O O a ' '.