La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1922, Image 4

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La Grande Evening Observer
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Oregon, hh riiM-mid (iaa Mull Mttr.
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newa dlpalch-a treuiuu to u or nui
attirwt credited In tlila paper, and
alio the local newa published therein.
All fifthta or re-puoncaiiori 01 Fpeuiat
iiapaU-hna here aiao are reservea.
Dully, pT yar. In ndvnnca -f5.00
fm ilv Mix monltm. In HUviific .ti.bU
Dally, three inonlha, In advauca j
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WtiuKiy JDtrvr-Mnr, Uy jall
per Vfr. in nlvinu'H
7c Bible Thought For Toda
.fx.. I ,
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tc
A sniB CICIIIK: Commit they
way iintn the Lord: trust also In
him; mill lie shall brl'llK U In pass.
Host III the l.'iril mill wait pu-
.n'tli'iitly for III in. - Psalm :I7
THE OFFICE CAT
SEWING PLACED
N EXHIBITION
THE MODEST, MOTHER-LOVING GRANT.
Tlu
Clrniil's liirlhdiiy li:
tliis viiri-ior-st!il;'siiiiin
i-t'lclinil inn nl' (icnciii
):rii"Jil. mil iiiiiuy tilings aluml
1 1 - t v-1-v-1 1 1 1 1 sliimlil know.
(iciicr.il (iriinl was one of Hie iimst iimdcst men Hint
i. ..I. I ., Li,, I. ,,...iii,,i, II,. iw.ii.f en klTalllt'i WW niil-
ri i l Mi in i iii." j ,.-i .--, .
isli liclicftliiil the ciiiuiln-roiiMn'l net iil li;,' without I
op tliiit his servii-cs ns lic'iicriil or I'rcsiilnnl woe siijh
In oilicis.
j sjiiiinlc of tliis niotli'str ami lielitT in
inn
I'lol
lie aliility o
,,lw.i' u-.'isi n-i'iieioiiKlv shown III It in hl'lcl SliPCHl lllililc in
'iila(lclliiii a IVw lioiiis M'on: leaving for his l'annii
1 1 i iiroiind the world.
"I was not aware," lie said, "that wc would have s
liiui'h fiii''i-h-iiiJiUiiiyr here, or that it would lit- tiri-cssarv
for inc lo say any more to you, hut I IWl 1hat tin- foniili
mt'iils ynu have showered iijion me were not altogether
il(.:,m'l 1 hat tlmv should not all lie paid to nie; either
ik !i si. Mice oi- civil ol lii-er. As a "enenil v iir iiraises (hi
lint all hcloiig to nie as. the Kxei ut i ve of the nation they
are not due to nie. There is no man who can fill hoth. or
either of these positions without the help of g:nl nii'ii. I
selected my lieutenants when I was in hoth1 positions, and
1liev were men, I helieve, who could have t'illiild my placi!
often hettev than I did. I never flatter myself that I was
entitled to the place you gavji' me. .My lieutenants could
have acted perhaps hetter than 'I, had the opportunity pre
sented itself. Sherman could have taken my place, as a
' soldier or in a civil office, and so could Sheridan, and oth
ers I might naii'n'j. I am sure if the country ever comes
t this need again there will he men for the work. There
will lie men horn for evei emergency. Again 1 thank
you, and again I hid you good-hye; and once again I say
that, if I had failed, Sherman oil Sheridan, or some of my
lieutenants wmld have succeeded."
Ih'irc is a lelter ( ieneral (Irant wrote to his mother
when, he was in college. Let every hoy read it and pon
der over this great lender-hearted American:
"I have occasionally heen called upon to he separated
fid'in, you, hut never did I feel tlm full force andj effect of
this separation us 1 do now. I seem alone in the world
without my mother. There have heen so many ways in
which you have advised me when, in the ipiiet of home, I
have Ixdii pursuing my studies, that I camiiot tell you
how much I miss you. 1 was so often alone w ith' you, and
you so 'iv(iient lv spoke to me in private, that the solitude
i f my situation here at the Academy, among niji' silent
hooks, and in my lonely room, is all the more striking. It
reminds me the more forcilily of home, and most .of all,
dear mother, of you. I Jut in 1 1 1 midst of all this, your
kindly inst ructions and adun nit ions, are ever present with
me. I trust they may never he absent from nie, as long as
I live. How often do I think of them, and how well they
strengthen lire in cvjeiiy good word and work! My dear
mother, should I progress well with my studies at. West
l'oiut, and hecoine a soldier of my country, 1 am looking
forward wilh hope to have you spared to share with nie,
in any advancement I may make. I see mow in looking
over the records here, how much American soldiers of
the right stamp an.- iiiilchteil to good American mothers!
When they go to the fields, what prayers go with Ithetn;
what tender testimonials of affection and counsel are in
their knap sacks! I am' struck, in looking over the history
of the in hie struggle of our fathers for national inde-t
pendelice, at the evidence of (he good influence exerted
upon tli. 'in hv the women of (he devolution. "
iitii (Mtiiliimii. Dili; iluy a mKr
wart haled liffnru itho Hiiulru on u
I'liat'Ki! of (Irunki-nncsH. Tin wiiilro
liwinl thi) cvlili'inn. and Unfa, ufUir
opcuInK IiIh book anil KlanilliK at
It IIihmI thii nc'Ki'o $ -1 . 4 :l to Ire work
nil out on llu raoilH at 2fi chiiih
IM'l' lay. Ah tlin ncaro was Iii'Iiik
IimI uway In! k;i dim the 'mai'rtliul.
I slio' 1h u unlucky iiIkkim-!" "I'u-
lili'ky nothing. '' until I lie llttimlial.
If thu Hiinlrt) liuil huppi'ticd to on
that hook at antoinolilli's IiihIimiI of i ,y t,t. u
pautii you 'I ho worktux on tin- road
tin- rest uf your llfn."
In NiuiKhl)' WanhtiiKlim
As conditions prevail now, the ob
ligation ii r rallliiK ou thu lailica of
the diplomatic corpti iihhuiuph Iiuki'
proportionB, mid in not to hv ilin-
riMi-d with a few houra' iictlvlty.
WiiHlllnntiin Star.
The Boy Detective.
AloiUfsiilo of tile "id'tecativi'" work
of 'rmn Siiwycr anil I'cnioil .Scnticlil,
not the teat of tlu- less pictciitiou.k bin
no 1cm Ltli'ctivc Hilly Maiui, hvxa
nl the liamlit ri '.lira city of I'lrve-lllllil.
Kor IX yours his niolh'-ln-liiw
jcloMi'd and 'locked tho door for the
ininlil. al 10 o'clock. She- forlindl'
I the Kits heater for trt liLitli to liurn
jniiire liurn in ntinuti; h :iin I
fallowed to play III. phonograph 01
ilo iimiki' hll Ihe Iioiimo. The lntl
alraw th:it rnke llie citmern tmrk
Hilly happe'ied to tn aiuuhiiL.- Iioim !" P1!''1' thf other day whon
tioin ii inotic how the other oc.iiiiu ' '"'derd him not to til on Ike
when he naw tlnonvli a slore win.low ' Porch lieeau.-e ll I s allium left mark.
Ihov men holilii.K up m me.U,uup "n ""' paint, lie has sued for ill
propiietm wilh iliawn icvolver. Mil-I v"rr'. 'rnk Irvine in 111'
ly slipped nilo u iliuk do,nwa aim I'orlkinil .loiirml.
usod It us h iutsc ol olH'ivnlio:i. S,kiii 0 ' i
the thiee liulolitH lame out, juiiiho ', 't ''" MM thinici run In c.velen.'
into an uuloiiiolnlc and dlove wa. 'd Julius Him 4eh In hiii )dilloo
plilcal manner whin a pr.v fini
Hilly, as u matt. -i of i.iuisc, o!,eiv.o
the nun. oi r ot the tin. In ot.ln no:
,o luiitet it, he s. n.t. hid the nunilni
mi ii in ak "ill. I he Mil i' ill his po. ke
K all f . I hi II hi n.ol ah u ., l.ou
till' buti'lui i, in. I, ,i,. ,,,jn,, ni.it hi
was nunus i.',, nut oinnwi.,- ,i
Xltfllt. That dl'tml u'tc'ldisl '.i, llllK
nuntid jp a tlii'n email, to,l noil th
tur tin I to. hi in .u.it ioi t lim
the numUPi on the hriik In tlirc
Jluu. the noli.-v had ihi uuitilit -.
A tu i-nn tlu a lot ol tninci if Jr.
tiiil) krrrii ins ni't n"tl u- hi cyu
Lt1! 'i J. s? cnitpiun'J (jmiitnlit) Altai tavs
unal hisi.ti'd ou uiakllli; im head
lllarieis In his I'aiak'i'. "Year llffn,'
riltitilined .llllilis, ";l I i it Klatilr
was Ineoiuj lete wiiliinit ii kiiiit, mm
this little anna. il has t.ikn up with
tin' r'nitl cur and Iih iitk uii.iiud
' t!n '.if.ii' very nim h Ilk' th
( BU:ts fill hil'tlt sill, ii (h Itl'Wy
':llle." Vlll'i'lpon ltlltl4H, thl'
IMinti r ii am ei uuiil, "tV.ni
itl'ili) Hiii ,! tii'rtr tl.Mt I'nioit
timi.ti ;! mlal,hDis) thu ilu
til I'md r t id nl mil
"t til l it
A lot of pourflo Keeiil to think ;
they urn i mil 1 1 .id to hold offjee i
merely hocaiise nohody Iuih .jnylhliu; 1
"osi" thorn. On the sume theory
a fiieiidiy house tat would inukef
a fine jiiayor.
IPpcrliil to The Ohiervftr)
COVE. April 2!i. Tim ilisplay of
sewliij; In lim doiiloHtie vcloucn ilo-
1 partnient of tho school huililin was
.specially ftiie. Thu exlul.lt raiiviil
from the simpleKt 'lioiilnner'a urt.
iieedli'liooks, through the difftVent
fctaes of NewlllK, hummed tea tow
elu, hansi caps, uprons, film lln-
ijorle to diPxni'H of cm ton, wool and
Milk und in each und (Very dci..uri-1
nic.it dlHplayed uitlatlc tuluiit and
u aklllllll use of the lleedX-H. Tlie
rooum were throhKed it, lixilorx
full of i.raise tor the work .of tllo
Kirla and comine'iidlilK the eiicelleii-
cy of the U achers. Tile i hloi s ,
were served by the ulrls.
Mrs. J. K. Stearns of La ilrunde. M
who Iris been a house Knot at the
homui of lir. C. M. Itainsdell, Jiai. I
returiM-d to her home.
.Mrs. Robert French was u l.'ulon 1
visitor on Tuesday.
..oilisc AO. l, OOlllliy llfSlllllH
. D ,rnii.i me. roiiuuK or
Cove. She Is lookiliu Into the caaei
of lilidei uoiii isJied children, is vlsil
iiiK ull the liomia that have been
"o.i,i,-,i wiui oipiiniiiM'iii, muni;
aid uuil aihiee In many ways a. id 1s
provliiK u real help. Her visits are
always welcome.
Kenilar monthly nieeliuK of tin
Woman's eluh was held at the li
on. r on rnursuny tnternooii with
llll attendance of 12. OneKT TAHA
.111 lillendllllce of 12 one new n.om-
All Illiterule Justice of thn peace or u.lded. .A couimlUee was mi.
used to consult i what 'looked like u poiiilf d to meet with the city coiui
Inw hook, hill was really a mail or-Jell to fix a "clenn-np" dm-.
l!i.v. 0. W. Dullols, kkiii'iuI mis-
J..IIIUUUVIIJJ
lilcorpornled)
A Season of Gingham
Oltrii-n
lj'lp
hut ye'll
my cuke,
AiiMWt'i'K, J.oiKhtn: '.Mrs,
Tlit.'y wiy 'h imt polite i
ill twii-y, ,lr. Kliiliprty,
mkt) uruillicr tovv of
won't .'? (
l-'hihiTty liulad!, Ol will that.
.VIih. O'ltiifMi! Sluirc, it the Ih-IkIiI
of polll-i'nt'HH to it( it fticoml picco
IV Ml ('Il (')lll(i HH ttllH.
Tacoma Lc(l.''r: 'tXf,Mit out of
ion Ami'rlcoiiK, at Ikl.hiimmk, cut
their flnh with iiin'at knives,' says
i head waller. llnmir! And Mar-
Kot Asittlth never thought of that.
STy ,
"f 6?lrE.iZ-b J" ?S. PHf rhecks :iow that are tx
;ttA:-. I delUhtful house, ullerno.
.Ali if -MJ'ii nirr street diu. thea
Xi.-y vTW i ; SsaiiSi iK 27 Inch Ktiishama are :
i'h llfil IIM'M l'llf,i.lfji i..,. a -y(rl;'ik'J nhe letter grades only.
. (JinKhimi promlsoa to even outdo
Iih lM)tulitrity of the Hcnsona past for
It now conu'K in more vivid colnrlnps,
Hiuallur pa.i turns and nun e varieties.
-Our present assort in Ills are the
ln-ht we iBtve been nbli to oft'nr for
vears. There are mw plaids and
liiBivo. Kor
rnoon or suin-
kIiikIiuuih
(iialities d -
2ur, und 25p
are
2!ic
--32 inch
mid 2Gc.
Tist.ie MiiiKhnms lire of an oxeei
'tioniil ituality. beiriltlful eolorilKs.
I'rli'i il tiSo yard. :12 jnclies v ide.
The New Silk Undergarments
Are All Lower Priced
The silk iindeiu-'iirnionts wo are now showing are values
ext-raordinary. They aril or materials and trlmiiiinuk
Ki'ldoiu rou ml at these rlres. Kadltim silk, crepe do
ihliie. wash satin, orepe supreme and nuatorials of sim
ilar high quality are found in our new stocks.
Von will recognize llio qualities we are showing to he
of the host.
Wo arc always Kind to show ynu the pretty silk
undeilhiiiKB ask uhoiit lliein.
Moiqultost Long Prcxrved in Rock.
Mosquitoes two million years old'
litvr been found In llio Hocfne rock
of Wyoisliii 1 Oolnrido. f
sionnry, neld se vice ut the Ascen-
sliwi churi'i, Wednesday evmint;.
Hurl l.aml-rs or l.a (irande Is vls
ItlliK in Cove.
.Mrs. Kay Duncan Is on the sick
list.
.Mrs. Geo. linker, who had an at
tack of dlplllheriu several weeks uu
Is still conilnod lo her hiU.
.Miss Helen Antles, ii bride-to-lK'.
was uiven a niisrollniioous sliowei'
V. I), club, .it the home
of .Mrs. A. (i. Ciuiklln on 'I sdiiy
enninir. A mock weildliiK was n
realiice on tlio eiitei-talumonl, the
flower drl rarryliiK the cifts for
the honor uaest. urralii:ed as a
bridal boukiiet. After the social
hour (leticinus reireslimonts were
sorvxd. Those .inesent wore .Mrs.
Thus. Hefty, Mrs. Leonard Towle.
Mrs. Hoy Jewel. Mrs. Thus. Towle,
His. Win. Hallmark, the Misses Hel
en Moieland, llHlm Antles, Ksther
Saunders, Krmu Ilrown, l.enna Haii
sell, .Mlhlieil l'ayton, Hess Kelley.
Mrs. Alvln Orton. Mis. A. A. An
il 0 you run your heels over like this?
If bo, drop Into our shoo depart
ment ami one of our salesmen will
demonstrate the oso of n now 'heel
pad that will straighten them up.
It Is culled the Walk Siralo Hoot
Pud.' . They nrttiully relieve you
and cost but 3.ric.
Fire, .Murine and .Miscellaneous
' SYNOPSIS OF TUF. ANNl'Al. STATKMKNT OF TIIF
II AK'I'FtHHI) ACTIHRXT .XI I 111. VI I IV ci.iii.ivi'
of Hartford in the Suite of Connecticut, on the tliiitv-fiist H.iv .'.r i,uv.,n'..
...ii, nmiie io ine iiisuianiv commissioner ol liic
suant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital slink pied up
INCt. F.
Not piomiums n-ceivcd ilurinK the year
Inleiest, dividends an, I vent:, received during the ye ir
Income from other sources lecoivcd duiini; the v..',,.- .
A SWEATER FOR WOMEN
Every women knows the comfort In wearrnj; a sweator
she knows too the need of ona for dozens of otre;uMlotis.
Probably for sport wear with a pretty skirt, for golfing,
riding rr to slip on in tUo. moriiiiitf or hi the eveaiiiK
when it is cool.
The uttraetJvenesR of it assures of being properly
dnsseil. Hero -wr are niiowiiiK m unusn Uly Jars? show
ing of swenters for all sortH oT wn'ar in sizes from 1 4
years up to 4 4. There are wool knitted sweaters in
tuxedo styles and silk, sweaters In beaitLiful eilori;iH,
tuxtdo and sliiiover styles.
PHeeii are from G.0U up to ($:!0.0t0.
Charming New Neckwear
Fronts
Collars
Cuffs
Sets
New fronts for summer wear
some of linen, bo nie of lace, some
with gingham nppliim some of dot
ted Swiss and in combined mater
ials. Theie are alflo sets Having the
front, collar and cuffs and t'liere
are separate collars too. All are
priced very reasonably. Ask to see
them when you ,arrt here.
State ol Oregon, pui-
$. 1,000,000.00
Total income '. . .
1 l.SHUHSL.MKNTS
Net losses paid dining the year including adjustment expenses. If ".,1:17,01 1.5S
1011,0110.00
. ties wild Mrs. A. 0. , Conkliu.
t Miss 'F.frte Colnley. another britle-
to-be was Riven il shower on Wed
1 mlsdav afiernoon at the home of
.l!,.'!."i.1,072.:i.i j Mrs. J. J. fonley by the Guild. The
4 l",0!lo.:iii : ai'ternoon was Bpent In playinR
Ii..-li0.:i0 i..-l0l,,. wi,,.n delicious refreshments
i i -UI-...... 7 'were served. Those prese'nt were
Dividends pai,. on capital slock durinir the year
Commissions and salaries paid during the year . .
luxes, licenses mid fees paid durini; the voar,..,..
Amount of nil oilier expenditures ',
Tola! expenditures
ASSKTS
Value of stocks und bonds owned (market value)
Loans on mortiriiKos and col aleral, etc
( ash in banks and on hand
Premiums in course of collection written sine
MO, 1021
Interest and rents due unit accrued .
Sundry admitted assets
otal admilteir nss-rs
I.IAIill.lllKS
dross claims for losses unpaid .. ,H
Amount ot unearned premiums on all outst,..!,!;,.,.
I Hie lor commission and brokeraee
All other liabilities
Total liabilities, exclusive of capital stock
IIUXINKSS IN OL'KCO.N toll Tlli.
Net iiioliliuins reerivisl tiurini. the yeat
Losses paul dtiriiiu- the year
Losses lllcul-re:l ifurinir the year .
Naine of Conipany, llnrtlord Accident and Indemnity C
Name of President, .11, Al. Fissell.
Name ol' V'ice-Pris, shil (ieneral Manairer, Norman II.
Name ol Secretiiry, J. CoMms Lee.
Statutory rrsidcnt attorney lor service, J. Stuart I "nvv
SKCI'KITY INSl If N( K At.KNI Y
Local Airents.
La (irande, I Ire, in
Mrs. Ii. C. IUhis, Mrs. Lloyd Car- i
tor, Mrs. Arch Coailey of La Claude,
Mrs. Clnroiiee Heryford. Mrs. A. G.
Conklln. Mrs. Loltoy Lay, Mrs. T.
W. Collkllu, Mrs. i:d Thomas, Mrs.
John Dean, Mrs. L. N'. Coiili'y, Mrs.
l-'.thol llootlw. Mrs. Thus. Hefty,
Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. C. Lnwsojl.
$ ll,2IH.il7I.OO l'ltJ Missett Kffle louley, Hess Kel-
Jt.'.OOOO , ley ii nil Fanny Urn win, or Lu Grande.
l.riO'.i.lK'y ll.'l llobert French, who has been Tor
September some we'ks lookillK after Ills sheep
2,-.r)0,0li8.'Jll , ... vni-th Piiu-rlei wns ill homo for
ii few days.
Frank Musick
days, doliiK up
hanging.
Mrs. Arch Conley and Miss Faniny
ltrown 'have been visiting In Cove,
the house, Kiiosts of Mrs. J. J. Con
ley. Mrs. Kthel Hoothe of Fnlnn, Is
VKAK Ivislllni; at the home of her sister.
Mrs. L. N. Conliy.
Mr. and Mrs, L. H. lay were
North Powder visitors on Tuesday.
Cherry ClKipter Order of tlit
I'asterll Star, held a soclitl ovellliiB
at their lodc room on W'edneday.
risk
. .'!,'1H7,72. H2
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.if !l,Uiri,l(ll.l0 I
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, . . .M22 r.Sil.TO
!Ml,li;.-..os
f 111,1122.08
is very busy these
the tipriiiu pupey
oiiipnny.
Moray.
Portland, Oreijon.
ri IjI ri;
C' nL Votir sprlilK wardrobe will he $ 1
OBkSERVER ADVERTISING- wiU bring results
bill bvtuxo tnitw'" (3 JTO
t. -) mi n n ml I I III11M
In' , h tlit ,Ti!.r Idkiii. th."
Ilro. it. i.i I'l't.uol l.H.N. U
tmo I"' it'iuooit m iit.oi. i
Jllouro f-r tM twnct tij mratis ml! m " ofpoi. t. on (Oil 0eo.'t
Ian!' on lvl . ""H1" tMt tno a tt - P&ttisit
tnuja.titt(5 sflt . tost ti ouivi oitii a
0.' 'lii'the., Iilili opposed (0ims csnce h
11 ojill tv ("iiiMf is)t'4nn eiuu - other bus some points of Mi,yriirit
COs&.bVto'ff it the simple pro- over the usual pnues? olmultis ihk
rMl ft omoj to ii iiidio lo.eiver. them by each othor,
1
Overstrained eyes may cause a nervous
breakdown that will take years of ef
fort and cost hundreds of dollars to cor
rect, which could have been saved by
properly fitted glasses. "
Savins your BTES saves your hnalth
as veil a your eight. Our equipment
and methods ore the most modern.
In't Mi Kxatninp Yoiu 'Kjt-s,
tlAfiR Wanted at 1-ho Observer. 'tC
A Good Investment I M M
i5 J- li mill Tri(TY,0n..n'rf MrrilARi-fnrQ Filiff
1 w great importance to us. i) pjfijl
Jxf iSl TTe want you to deposit Ytf
M00' ' f&j FRIEXDSIIIP aa well as MONET (Mf
llVi iMpli whenyoa start an account with ns.
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