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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1922)
o Tuesday, ''ApvilTS. 3 f)2i? " LA GRANDE EVENING OnSEUVEK PAGE TJT(i'ffi WOOD TELLS OF -EDOGHTION LI lh most noted carvings about' the lemplo Is tin! "Three Monkeys," the I "See no evil Speak no lev 1 1 Heir jno mil'' trio, knou throughout the ;MtHlre world. The .btiautifnl gato known as Yo-iiHl-mon 1a cine of the most sulking pieces of wood wirvinir In the world lit Is estimated by experts that this 01 l lll III- portion of the temnlu alone which J ) i 1 ICS SilVs Tilct Should h'M a urfaee about 432 suuuro feet I Si :.. !- i- 18 valued ut . 2.400, DUO 'V V I 111 I ' j I I I (lovornor (lotioral THE OUTBURSTS OP EVERETT TKUE-b? Conda Compulsory Laws. flirt-Ill, luaii,. $i,2KI,000). yen i noiu- MANILA, K 1., Apr. 18. En forcement of the compulsory edu cation law among all tribes in the Philippines should be accompanied hy tact iy.i discretion, snvs Gover nor General W oods In a letter just Bent to all special provinces bv tho Dureau of Non-Christian Trlbea. Some of these peoples, e3iectilly the Mores, who mo Mohanuneduiis, nave prot&sted against seudlng their gnildrcn to tine nubile sdmnu i,..,. ' mey Aeiievtd the lustrucllon seceived there tonded to i III this -uHUl one of tho udllurfi has itB carving upside down. This was done. It was said, owing to the superstition that the f lawlessiier fectlon or Urn whole structure! in litlit bring nilsfortune to Lhe house o,t Tokuguwa. Ancient Precedent ; is Upheld by Court ! Hy Asffnclated Pre.) j SKATTUC, Apr. IS. yuolinx n I precedent established when the le I gion or Caesar carried tho Horn in them f.,, .i , .', L rugie mio tar countries, a.'nuera mem from thti Malta in m ..hi-. rm, i ... ..... , ..... . t'l.i-...-.... if .. . juaso jereunnii rseierer uas nnnuecl ndZed V"" 8 ,W"i0" !''" rullitB whtrh was in sub- n inZ , , P"TiCiai ofrMnI that the wish of a soldier in MMa uo und Sulu says: jklMed on the field of battle in d- ntn, ""l"'y" te 'u 's" of his country is higher law cutio, "w V, 1,6 C",,',:ll!"-V "un any more departmental regu- catlon law Hn the special provinces lutlon b n,,..',';'1;"1110 ""U S'"" ll"H b"'tot,l Th vision nwarded to Agues ion re ,,, , V "Ueution ",ul 'J is- I Claffy. 16 years old. niece of Clnr i uuestea . eiiee Swank. Seattle soldier killed ,) ."'i ',iul0" the llse of lor" overseas, the residue of Swank's ami strict or tactless en rorcemu,,t i estate. amounting to $9000. The or the law is not desirable.. m; al.j money was part of a J10.000 life rases of buckwtird tribes a certain policy which he tool; out 'before ....... ue.B.iowed Vhe re-; sailing for Franco. 1 '"r Mary Garden Halts ' Train for Eastev oiiuimioiu omciiii on the ground, in oroer that "(1) The law,' and the reasons therefore, may be understood and appreciated by the people and their own leaders .according to their cus tom and so-called organisation: "(2) Whcin understood the diffi culties which generally attend a too violent change of local customs and traditions may ibe avoided by n gradual implication of the 'iaw. "It must be borne In , mind thltt the preservation of law and order is of vital importance ,nnd that the Inconsiderate enforcement or this law In an individual case may lend to serious consequences. "My desire is that eviery .public official In these provinces exert the greatest possible Influence in bring ing these people to a full 'a pprecia tlon of the advantages of education und pndeavor all possible .wavs to secure their active and synip.uSetlc snnport of the public schools. "My decision, therefore, is that force under this law should ,not be exercised la these special provinces until tho provisional commander of coustahulury and the representa tive of Lhe .Uurenu of Kducntlon Have conferred with tho provincial governor and secured his aproval " It got Into the courts thrnnirh litigation . centering around the death of Swank's mother to whom lie originally bad intended it to go. You CRAC A KKiUCKCfc- Aivo I'LL CRACK. A ill The Big Eating Nations. Among modern tmMons the. greatest .enters are the Germans, Knglish. French and the Americans, according to one authority. The diet of the Spaniards and the Italians Is not u bly less substantial than that of the English and Gennnns. 'The Amer icans, nils authority holds, nru on the nveragi- lhe greatest enters In the world. Cnrlyle said to Emerson: "The best thing I know of that country fs, Hint In it a man can huve meat for his labor." V mm msm. "Boa-Constrictors." TIip name hon Is upplied to nny of the Inrgft nonvenoninus pnnkoa (if tropical Ann'ricu of the family "Ilol due." These nre closoly rcltited to the pythons, and popularly the name, hoa coiiHtrletor, is applied to any lurtie snalie that entwines its prey, crushes It and swallows it whole. ORDER PICKEN'S STAMPED EGGS FOR YOUR BREAKFAST Fresh lJluc Mountain ( 'minion- Huttov roll 7.r)c; Netted (iein Potatoes, per hundred 1.7") White Diamond' Flour, per sack : $2.2-) Every , sack fjuaranteed. '' Elco Peainil Dutler, finest made, lb.. 20c lioyal Palm' Toilet Sia) ? for 25e Prunes, lb 15c Walnuts, lh. 30c Jus'ttii few left at that price. Old Dutch Cleanser, pro-war price 10c Free Delivery Satisfaction Guaranteed! JOEL'S GROCERY . (liy ARHOCllltea ITPH) I'l.AdSTAKK, Ariz., Apr. 18. Mary Garden, director of the Chi cago Giand Opera company, hulled her special triln here Surdity for Kaster Btrvlces. Kor more than hall' an hour the members of the Chi cago Grand Opera company enter tained a .great throng congregated ' at the depot to do her honor, t From an evergrei.il bowered plat-1 foriu, especially erected for the 01- 'cuslon by Klugstjn' people, Mlaaj 'Garden and her associates presented a short collection of I'.ustw hymns. 'The stup here was arranged liyj I James llnrry. gecierul passengerl j agent of the Atchison, Topeka & ' ;Sa.nta l''o railroad. J i , Miss Garden expressed di'ep re gret that a two days' Illness inue It ImjpossLblo for her to sing. :ua she had Intended, but nt lier eiiuest, after two choruses hud tbecn aung by about 60 miMiiliers of the com pany, Irene Vuvnloskn, contralto, sang "Ave Maria." Says Uncle Eben. "If experience wua sbo nuff a" good teucher." culd Uncle Eben, "a Jot o' folks would tv quit bet tin' on de bosses yeai ogo." The Boy Who Started to Town With a Hundred Dollars . it .V'1 k t ii .v.1 ? iy i The advice they gave him for getting on in the world was simple and familiar enough : " Keep what you have, and build on it. . Be careful what you do and it will grow into more." It's a safe rule with money or health, but a good many overlook the rule with health, until they have lost what they had. Then it's hard to get a new supply. Postum is a splendid help in sav ing health from the very common losses through the drug elements of tea and coffee whose effects on the nervous system any doctor can tell you. Thousands of people who think it wise to be as careful of their health as they are of their dol lars are users of Postum. They find this famous cereal beverage a delightful drink with any meal, and it's free from any disturbing element. . You can begin with Postum to day, with an order to your grocer. The road to health is a good road , for anybody to follow. "Save what ' you have, and build on it," is sound policy for everybody. . 'Posurm comoti in two forms: Instant Postum (hi tins) made instuntly in tho cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, lor 'those who prefer to make the drink while the meal as being prepared) made by boiling for 20 minutes. Uold by all grocerj. Postum for Health "There's a Reason Made by Postum Cereul Co., Inc.. Battle Creek, Mich. PICE ILL IISITli Most Beautiful' City of Japan Included in Itiner ary icf Heir to En-lisli Throne. (By Associated PreflR) 'J'OKIO, Apr. 18. One of the most delightful places the Prince of Wales is to visit In Japan is tho beautiful city of Nlkko, 90 mllas nortli of Toltio, of which the Japanese say, "Oine cannot appre ciate the wood 'beautiful' until one has seen Nikko." The city Is one of the most popular resorts (n the country end attracts hundreds of visitors at all seasons of the year Within the Immediate neighbor hood are many objects land places of interest. Dest known of nil is the famous lied Lacquer nridge spanning the river Dnlvn -which oglglnally nonp but the Shogum and i one travelling as a special messen-1 ger for the Kniperor might cross. A short distance from the .Sacred bridge are what the floods line i left of the once numerous images of Buddha which lined the bank of ' the river along the Oanimangn-fu'n-ehl pool. The tale Is told that these stone Images come and go Invisibly, j the numbc never ibelng twice the same. . For a number of years, wltlt or ders to spare no expense, the pick of Japanese ' artists and artisans, gathered from all parts of the coun try, labored to r,eato at Nikkei ft manorial woithy of the founder of the Tokugawa Shoguiute, lyey nu. and to surround hi tom'ti with such works of art as would leave II unrivalled. The eite of the tom of the Kirst of the Tokuf.iwa 8ho gun, on he slope of lhe forv.t rlad mountain, Itself is one of tlie nri'inler beauty spots of a mipn'til.v neautlful district. In creating the great memorial, each of the riaimyo of J.ipan man Jcs.r to the limit of hit rapacity to pay. thus obuiiikng a fund U-n.-Hcd as lie equivalent of $12.- Jii a mperti wttlne with m iie f rfyytumei !, eitTxtlnjr owr 11 mil. siitl UroaA rewdnya r4aii J itb trni f all indn ar tlir tuition ,f Xihkie. th ttravtim m bnjLi leatrt.,n Jrj f ,l:;fi,..e, nt'fft, jim,.,,,! !. itj. rrom'thr r n hc r.at.ef 'arUsl.', of tl flay, gfs te rulers of China Sfta) fp.rea. I'nr.flnyed gold was lavishly M, Ij the Profuslon0of gilding ti he seen evtrwhere aOaut the bulldints and the (Colors were made faQ by the ttse or crushed .gerng. One of j W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. 1 -vS , I si W" 1 Accidents arc iiouinl to Imppen hut. (loodyear su preinuey is not 1 lie result of any accident, (lood year ualhiy is the result .f many years of striv ing for betterment, (loodvear iiopularitv is du:' toUiis (iiality. The new (loodyear SU PEI CORD is tlie latest achievement of the worlu's larj'st 1 ire business. i .- - ' . ' : mid. See Them As constant dripping water wears away the stones, set trivial eye defects uncorrected will ruin the Ix'st of eyes. y Let the proserratioti ) the first law -f eye care and save regrets in aftfr life. L'ff'iciency and good eyeM go toiretlirr. Thf latter may not iirini efficiency hut WY efficiency .'atinot 1' present without jood ryes, for they are tlw tu'ain avt'Tii:e to accornplislmietits in walks of life. The tn.'iti witli defective eyes camiot coinpete in tlie strati-. Unus life of this day and agp. i r 'f4yeteiit ryo xaii'rinatit consult m. iha H"juii'iii tit is tit; Mfcf modem. Opjtoraetrist . , With Vt O o e I JJI. PEARE & SON Keep It Before You WHEN, Isaac Newton, tlie great mathematician and philosopher, was asked; how he worked out a com plicated problem, he replied!: "I keep it before me." Glance through the advertising columns of this paper and in a few minutes you have before you numerous thingj you want to buy now or at some future date. Advertising has stabilized prices. The advertiser names his price -one for all. You can know that in paying if. you are getting the same deal as the next one. Keep it before you. You owe it to your pocketbook. Advertising has helped stabilize1! quality. Only the best wares are spread before you on these printed pages. Tho men who advertise here are making public certain claims, on the fulfillment of which depends their commercial success. Keep it before you. ' Advertising gie you news of the latst and bet thing3 made with word as to what they cost and what they will', do. It puts before your eyes the pick of the country' market and the selection of the particular kind, shape, site and color tliat beat units your Uste and fito your pock-ttliftok. SLEEP IT fcEFC&g YCXP o 0 o
