La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1922, Image 8

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LA CT?ANTE ETTCNTNfl OBRETJYTTK
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A Column for
V-. -1 1V1
Conducted in) Hoijle, Jr.
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..Adtlrewji (iiK'rttlons nbnut any Hame to floylo, Jr., The, ObncrviT. An
bivcm will bo mulled promptly. No rjtirxtfontt answered unions Hliriied
Willi uamo and millions.
Al'CTION HHIDGE No. 28. I the major duits uro Hearts, Spades
'Th only sure rule of lilay which In and No-trump), but should never hesi
ahsuluUly Kcnernl I'lay to Win." ilatc to take him out of a minor suit
bid.
In every hnnd of Auction there are I Attain, too much Importune! cannot
many opportunities, although they tJ H'" t0 the fact thut If third hand
may not bo Keen at find, glance. The I,1".'1''", " ."bu",'"1, (a, h"n,'1 ,Vith"Ut
, . . . , . Itrick-takinir card), lie always should
student often romplums thut l-'fori0V(.aM hit purner's "One No-trump"
a rule is fully learned, he is told of Jby bidding two of any five rard suit.
on exception to It. This is quite true,
ami hctein lies the fasi'inntion of Auc
tion. Thire is always uch a diversity
in the dealt that onu must pay strict
nttcnion not only observing his own well enough alone.
fourth-or the pioblem as represented As a rule, ir three player have
by his own thirteen cards, but in passed, the fourth player should be
judKi'iK tho problems laid forth in the ;ry coreful in bidding or lettlnir
Holding no five card suit, do not try
to Improve the bii, for it will only
make a bad matter worse to change
the bid with u short holding. lt
own the burrf, so to spcukt. Oniy with
other three lunula of thirteen cards
each as indicated by tho declai'atious.
The wonder and fascination is that
sometimes the holdings are so plainly other players and may' prove costly,
marked, and men again so pu.znng. fur the adversaries may show long
Be just and fail always in a game, jit holdings on the second round,
but also do not reveal more than is I The foregoing rules are for open
necessary for your partner to know ing bids. As bids are raised or dou
Never deceive your partner. bled, judgment must be used, an I all
Hid freely with a strong hand; give information given to purtners and nd
your partner all information possible versaries must be. noted and use I 'o
by your bids. ithc Ixst advantage.
When second hand declares 'One; Circumstances sureiy alter thu bid-No-trump"
over any trump announce- d ng and, In fact, every move, in Auc
rnent, he shows protection in the suit , on. As in Life, so in any game of
thut dealer has bid. jsport, especially Auction, Uie individ-
When second hand makes a vuit dec- .utility of the player is m evidence,
larution over a "One No-trump" call, With thirteen cards for one's very
he shows a hand strong enough to 'own, each hand presents the question
'nuike winning of tho game possible or to bid or not to bid, to take con
to defeat dealer should tho latter in- trol and play the deal, or trail to the
crease his bid. bid or call of one's partner in other
Third hand has much information jwoids, to play "second fiddle," the
to speculate on by the time his turnmost difficult of all rules for the
Juis enmo. He should rarely take his Novice. To assume this role with good
Partner out of a bid In n major suit fellowship is one of tho marks of the
reasoned Auction player. In this con
nection, the following verse is a gooi
Jhing to rememln-r at all times:
j '(iood humor with her sixter graces,
(('an heat the honours and the aces;
(Jood humor holds, if understood,
The Thirteenth trump or what's a"
good.
ood humor, partners, don't abuse her,
May have carte hlunt-he, yet not be
loser."
Questions and Answers.
Q What are .McC'iimplx-ll's Mou-
ij.les 7
A. Mr, Bryant Mcf'ainpbell
'which to redeem all warrants issued 'rate of 10 per cent per annum from enteen (17) in Township Three (!)) Icorilnl in Book 44 of deeds, at page
I 'on the (leneral Hoad Fund, No. 1100 land after the 3()th day of January. .South of Kange Korty! (40) East of WH of lieconls of Union County, Ore-
to ;;?:). inclusive, series nf Hi'l 'lii!'. and for tho further sum of the Willamette Meridian, containing iron
.Market Koad Fund, N,o. 21 to :ii:l. J800.00 as a reasonable attorney's fee One Hundred Sixty (100) acres, morc Hated at I-n Grande, Union County,
inclusive, series of 11121; ulso No 110 (herein and for plaintiff's costs and or less, according to government aur- Oregon, this the 8th day of 'April, 1921
to 11'!, inclusive, series of 1022, 'pay-(disbursements incurred in this action:Vev suve und excepting the entire""'1' "f f"'st puhhcution, Apr. K, 1022.
aide on and arter Tuesduy, April 2 j, nd taxed at 78,8r, ond for accruing light of way of the Central Railroad il'"te of last publication, May II, 11)22.
1022. Interest ceases on the above kosts, and in which said execution, I of Oregon, along the north side of said I '''''' WAKNICK,
warrants on April 25, 1022. am commanded to make Kale of the memoes and as described in that Sheriff of Lnlon County, Oregon.
(hereinafter described real property. certain deed dated April 27, lOOfi, re- I'ly Aiiyl 8-l.-.-2.i, May o.
Iheretofore mortgaged, to satisfy said I
judgment, decree, interest, attorney's .- - - - -
.fees, costs and disbursements, inc ud-
hng accruing costs
Illy Apr.
HUGH Mi-CAIX,
County Treasurer,
l-s!!!, Muy 6-1: 11-20.
NOTICK OF SHERIFF'S SA1.P.
NOTICB IS HHhVEBY fHVKN. tht I NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of
well-known writer and authority on! . ,,,, , ;,,, , Isaid Writ and in obedience to its corn-
Auction, and the sponsor of , ,.-v.,.)-,n r,.rimnf ,, r, 7, mnnds, I will on Wednesday, the 10th
.VHCampbcll's Doubles . u.,;., : .i ..... , day of May, 1022, nt the hour of two
Doubliing one of any suit declare. o( of Vclock p m. pf said day at the front
the State of Oregon, for the County of ",uur -"-y i-ouri iiouse, in
N"; 'Union, bearing date of April 7th. A.l! c'y of !j rande' 'n.Un'on .Coun-
ii No-trump without that suit; doubl-
ng one No-trump declares a good
tumr suit; all other doubles expect t
1 Ui IIIU- LlfOLI 11(1. I,- , t , , ,. .
1 uu... ..rr... . , - .:lv, ,, " I KUUKiiient, uecree unu
"l V u . !ider of Sale duly entered in said
neak holding on a trump hand'; !,.. . Ul. .,. '
" " v... ..... ,lt,JIK)
wherein-I'laho state Life Insurance
mid, for it will give one of the other ! ."', V pIZ i r " J, ?
h.ee hand, an extra number of cards rI!url '.I.Vt,e1n "d ' ?e er"
n the suit your hand is short of. anc ' . . . '
thereby make tricks for that hand. I r.'. o o . ' nusDann ?"u
f a suit be trump, then rarely you ""-""" r.u, are ua-
,. !' ... .. . . 'fendant. in which Judgment and De
cree was entered in favor of Idaho
I)., 1022, and to me directed and do- VrB"' ? ' puunc auction to
i,v I o,,n n .i,it iw .i tne highest bidder for cash in hand.
subject to the statutory rights of re
demption, all the right, title and in-
A. If No-trump is being played, u t
inglcton most muUrinlly weakens the
may be able to trumn the suit
u i I, , . . , cree was entered in fav
:i.t u i ..i i.i i. i ; i :n oicii you neiu a sinieion uu me oe- ... . :,i , .
a iwnn,i,iv gutnv nuHj nooutu imj uio,- . P . . . , , , . .e Mine i. it! insurance vjo.. a comora-
for his bid opens tho bidding for the f n" "i"f, th" "'"y'.4 "-wew-r. if you PMS! an( , theP.
Ik Liir iiiaiuii-i, it. wL'Hnriin ynui : - , ,,, . , ,
riimn hni.nmr ir. i. i.ii.,...i i rr . "'nuanis, miri yv. roierman and Cors
U.Whi,.iri,.Wim,i.,i. !vt''i husband and wife, and
... jiiiinei j-iHeiinuii anu r.na j'eterman,
A. "A trick is turned and ouiUeu I"". ' , " 7U J"'y na
hen all four players have turned and T T, ' I . T.u" 1U'UUU U
crest of said above named defendants,
or either of them in and to the South
east Quarter (SE 1-4) of Section Sev-
uitted their respective cards." Laws 1
together .with interest thereon at the
f New York Whist Club.
rate of 8 -per cent per annum from
aid nfteii' the 10th day of July, 1921.
Jlld for ihtf riiHher onm nf WA or. ,
.... ..... " -.. a...... u L PU1.bU IU.
gether .wUh." interest thereon nt the
..r..,r.,w,i, nsu,i.Ms. rate of.ftper cent per annum from
and aftr the 2Rth day of January.
NOTICE, The undersigned county 1022, und for the further sum of
treasuier has funds on hand with .'H.12 with interest thereon at the
Attention !
If you Jinvn any foment
work ynu want done
why not try
0. 0. JOHNSON
Phone 2.")9-W
trail
Poor Boys Who Became Great j
' By Frederick Houk Law
HORACE MANN, THE GREAT EDUCATOR.
About the beginning of the nine
teenth century, the farmers of Frank
lin, '.Massachusetts, said that little
lloiace Mann, a neighbor's son, was
ruining his health, for tho boy did the
hardest farm work. His people were
, so poor that tho very existence of his
family hung upon the boy's efforts,
and he was slight ond weak.
Horace Mann's heart was not in
larrn work but in books, lie found
in tho village library, named after
Jlenjamin Franklin, scores of books
that stimulated his eager mind. He
read with tho utmost onthusiaani, f ad
ateadily gained more and more know
ledge. When he was twenty he
thought of a world of learning Imi
yond the little library. He would go
to colli gc. In six months of intensive
work ho fitted himself for Brown Uni
versity. There he studied and road
more than ever, nnd won high honors
in competition with those who had at
tended famous schools.
A few years later foun.l him as r
lawyer who commanded respect lioth
for legal knowledge nnd for personal
character. I lis lack of early school
ing had proved, for him, the very best
of schools, lie was elected to the
Massachusetts House of IKvprcsenU
tives anil then to the State .Senate.
Then, for eleven years, he was Scf
tetary of the Massachusetts Hoard of
Education. He gave up a lucrative
law practice to accept a $1,000 a year
salary, but he had found his life work
He studied .schqols in ,the United
States and in Europe; taught thut puis,
lie schools Tor rich and poor alike
Second Hand Tail
Grown On Pet Rati
Oly Assoclnted Tress)
SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 2'.) Jerbo,
a pot nit belonging lo l:i-year-ohl Kj
I ) ..I., VI...... L I
""..Mi .,ili. nil,.-, u tan m.v. is vir
tually as good as new, thanks To n
suigcon at the Emergency h.iqiilnil
land1 Monday llunald ,-an.e to the
hospital wh.n the staff w.n busv, nnj
pleaded tearliilly that h t Egyptian
jumping rat be given tre.it, -.lent. The
tears finally woo.
The bnv's version I
"I hnd my rat nt a pet show. A eat
siiwsl nt him while I wa, holding Ihe
tip of his tail, lie jumped so hard
the sxin peele.l off."
The skin was sewed b.i.-k en. n...
cording to a report from 'he l.ospitel
am- It-vuill ll'UllS:
"One rat re-tnilcd. '
rhould lie tho best schools; introduce! j
normal training for teachers; brought ;
about tho grading of Pupils, and the I
development of high schools; and !
owakened interest in public schools, '
"the wny God has choseji for the re-1
formation or the World,' 'aa he said.
To Horace Mann we owe, in lurge
part, State supervision of education.
and tne present high development of
free public education. Such an
achievement, touching the foundations
of our national life, was indeed a
groat work for poor, aiokly, self
educated fanner's boo.
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a
combination of classic and modern, idtas in monument
work. ' . ' '
.
(jCtl. Cdrr& We hava mBde Profound
7IeO!Ondl.ffi'0l ,tudy ot monumet building,
-lM. na an oraer piocea in our
hands is suro to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimate!
f. w in!
i ! i
2 - Vi r-vill
J Lii-iL..' : j
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Are. La Grande, Or.
TAXI
FORD & GEORGE
Main 44
Itide with a company that la
bonded. Every driver and
every car bonded for your
protection with the very best
of service.
CALL MAI.V 44
Want to Look
Your Best?
jioir i -- "-''""-"-T-tm
ONE OF OUR MADE-TO-MEASURE
SUITS or OVERCOATS
IS THE ANSWER ,
To Be Well Dressed
Keep Your Clothes Well Pressed'
The man who is f. ireful of his itppcnraiH'o Mill
win. Ve fan help .you to be favel'iil liy cleanintf
and pressing your suit. Let us do it regularly.
Ladies' and Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed
The Wardrob
WOOD W, BERRY
Dry Cleaning a Specialty
POSSESS
iiuiLsaiBivmqiiK.iusw
La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kinds clean
ed and rebuilt. Feather Reno
vating. Rag Rugs and Fluff
Rugs for Bale.
Carpet and Hug Cleaning
0x12, 1.B0 and up
Chas. Edwards, Prop.
Phone 263-W
v , '
, 4th Anniversary j
SALE
RIGHT
Is as iieecs.'su'v In prodm-i" inaxinium chis as snil and seed
RIGHT PRICES
innlic it inssili( for you (o jj(.t (his inai-liincrv.
RIGHT SERVICE
I en i. ;w.. . i .i i i .
j.j nviurnuiij; lull 1IIIIM 11(11 (1VC1KIOK WIHM1 fill Vllr
lniit'ijr. c are here (u please von.
Come In, Let Us Talk Over Prices.
We Can Save You Money
liiit-
if BILL' HANSEN
Contractor nnd Builder
lii Irk, Htone. Tile and
Concrete Work
Kemmlolinff iiud general con
trnctln. So job too large,
none too sninll. No war-time
priced. Hi years' experience.
See mo befoi-o you let your
work.
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5tu
One lot of boys' cotton sliirfs (;9c
One lot of men's cotton shirts !)8;
Hons' Overalls :.; STP;
(Ihilib-en's Coveralls ;i;-(;
Boys' Athletic I'nioiis (;),
Men's Athletic I'nions
Glen's Knit Unions
Ladies Vests :K. up
Ladies' Unions i;:)c. ,ti)
ANDREW S VARIETY. -STORE
RAGS Wnntcd nt Tho (lbsoi-ver
jlVunyan'sj
Sign Service
Auto Painting.
Th modern kind',
that lusts
flRFRflN HARntAARP Hn IHPI CMHIT Pfl
ii uiiluuii imiiuiiniiL nuu nifi LLIIILIl I UU. II
jil We Have It Phone Main 58 1,
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'dwihsninii. mm. 'H-ffciir7trf.iailM7S'7j gfan- 'fTTiTiri ''"'''"''-' ' i . n 1 1 i rt
A T
At 'the
Brownie Lunch
217 Fir St.
Clydd Decious, Prop
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kiDda of machinery, automobile and tncton re
paired, overhauled and rebuilt.
Ascetylene welding of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize piston.
Crankihafta, Pigtoni and Piston Pin roKroBtid.
Glre ns a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
PaultryFarm!
For Sale
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
ED D0N0HUE, rrop.
Phone, Black 1241 Fir A Jefferson
JA 4k(vitfpc With Erery Stroke oi
the llruih tvi the Uutr
P nte Ii Gooi,
Runyan
SEND IT TO THE MODERN LAUNDRY
"Send your laundry to The Modern Laundry, Mary They're efficient
and dependable I have been using The Modern for quite a while, and find
them entirely satisfactory."
"I shouldn't knov what to do without them."
MAIN 77
THE MODERN LAUNDRY
10 nrres, Rood house, basement,
hot flnd cold water, bath. Good
burn, hold ten tonB hay. Ohlrkon
house for 100 chickens. 3 ncres
In nlfalfa, struH-berry patch.
.1
There are 7 acre of the very
choletest rich river bottom land, j
regular truck land. A pumping
plant, an lnr.xhausn.hlt iupplj- of1
water for Irrigation.
Tlir ownfr has jmt niadt a spo-1
clal'cut en tht pricp to 13300. An I
lns-tlon of the prnmtu "111 ron-
rinro yon of ' tho ntrnordinary !
valuo.
j
mis is :i MVI rouitry prno
sltlon. in njailiou ynu ctn kc-p a
fo- cot-i, ti'O't" hcrrlrs anA a tig
sardn.
T- tcrn at ro:foh:n, t iw
to town. IllV; :.!(
Geo. H. Currey
Phont iOOJ '
Heal Kstato, Inmirnnrp, Knrm I.oani
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Directory
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