La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 18, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, January 18, 1923. La Grande Evening Observer 1'uhHtthuii daily and wcrklv at ), Rrandi. ui'4Kon, by La Cruiuin Kven llijf Observer I'tiblishluc I'onitiKiiy. UltUCU DENNIS. Hdllur. - Enfcrd at the Pustorflee at La drawl. Or ton. u Second CJutoj Muil Mailer. Aildres nt) rornmuwl'-ntlonji t6 THlr OBSKItVK.lt. 1UC Aduiim Ave., 1 l.n Grande, Ortffon. ION' KVIIiS. II y Carrier Dally, per imnilh. 7.1c UnlW, per three, month $2.2-ri Dully, per six iiu.. In uiviua- $4.ru imny, sinuM' copy Ilf Mall Dally, per 'ar. In advaner $'. 0: Jhilly, ix inunlh tn mlvuiirt .... J..r Dnily. three inuiittiM, in advance VtVekly ljmrviT-St;ii'. by mull, Her vmr. In iidvuiiet tl.1l' On nul In ultitr citim Orein Hotel New Hlini'l. 1'iii'UuiHl: imperial -v Btiind, I'ortlumi: .Multnomah N'eM HUud, l'orilund. i I : i ii i : it ok Asson vn:u nti:ss. The AWNitf'iult-d IV-ss Is exclusively fill i( lfl to unv lur (Mihliiillmii of utl Ihmv dipitii-h.v eivdiu-d to ' r ni othfrtt Iki- credited in Ihi- inj"-l". ') lK(l lOCllI ll-VV.- IHlMi.-ll All rinhlH of rr-iHihlii mImjii OiH(iiH)it')t hi-re Mi it ISO .it reserved. CITY AMI COT NTY OFFICIAL I'AI'Klt. (Jl.OKY AND ilONOUK AND I'OWKK:--Thou art worthy, 0 Ird In rm-iiivK irliirv iiliil honour Jliul UOlV- ier: fur thou hast crealed ;tll things. und fur thy pleasure they me and were created. revolution -I : U . Franklin's Greatness THE OFFICE'CAT. A 1) AIIH OF A JOURNALIST (JOXE WHOM! Versailles, Ind. Republican Our father, who aint much on re-1 membeiilitf names, handed us this i ( news lU'ni last wcck: ' nnuiu nis name, at I.awrencehure;, who lives riuht acro-s the street from that Editorials From Over the Nation two I'iiasck or i.im;. i Kilward ItoU in H. rUmor's: What' uveraKe iiuui cannot iM through ' H hln head la the idea of dividing tils (life between two ierloda- -one of re-1 lUlaitlun and the other of distribution.! STETSON HATS $5.60 .a EDWIN CLAPP SHOES $12.75 CHOW WHO ruil lllf BIOIV ll MIC IUI " 1 (llltl I) n,.lr..f..t , u. 11 m.-.I I IiIm itfi.l has sold his faun to what you ; , h . . ' ' ,,., fin Vl 1 ' playing golf, with hia mind nor. call him out Ima Stinirer says the and the duck hunter bark more uxcu.H'S ol.e. iuK golf, with hia mind actlvi noutfh with Jiin distribution.s so uk to ! .1 , .fJi!iv hlB othvr "ssooiKt.-H In Standard Oil J I who faile d fisherman l'-I-U II tllilllV to do It huvr iPiiMfli'd off. Itut .Mr. lioekofollor had tin- dlviim- a u... ,i;uv, Un .i;L.r.,iraffi ' t'un to that tiino i-onn s to a man fish with oars- It ought not to he any trouble to keep iu ears clean. who hub ucijtiin-i) wln-n In- must eouwn i taking out of tlu world and ht-Kin put-1 tiiiK sonu tiling Into tt. A mun's Hffj 1h tiki th soil of a farm: tht point '1'' A l-UOIIllilTIOX EPITAPH Here lies the body of Frederick l. Farj;;, His tieath is too sad for description He was killed by the mob in a ter i ible charge. Vlu'ii he cai-elessly dropped his prescription. Cv Kology says a man isn't down until he is down in the inouth. .MUST A liF.KN TALKING FOK .MONEY (From an Exchange) be will huild up soint t flrctive Instru. nieiit for Dlhers, 'i'hi- sooner tlila inun reallxt-s tliat no inniT .itxl compb'te Siitisritetlon will coin,- to him if. he persistH In lilf Helf-i-fUti-red eours Benjamin Franklin was too long regarded as one of the lesser lights of the American Revolution. In truth, he outshone any of his contemporaries, not excepting Wash ington, in general all-round ability and intellect. His auto biography should be on the bookshelf, not of every library, but of every home. As an example of courage, modesty and thrift it is unnaralleled. he Sentiment is turning toward putting Franklin on the uedestal where nronerlv he belomrs. The bankers have vpi'prl mum his liii-thrl-iv Ty ini'i l-v" 1 7 -W ;m nimortllllitv A Sandersville, (Cia.) ministcrjthe sonn.-r he cets th.- tnitli Into his VeiZeU Upon niS Oil tntl.IV, JaiUiai ll, .IS ail uppui UlllllJ l( slotun liri(J killed a sonK iiiIikI tlml front those to whom mwn lor an annual IIII UI IiropagaiKia, ailU UIIS ween lias oucn i hinl, which he claimed interrupted designated as Thrift Week. And a good thing, too. Thrift is. the one thing Ameri cans .have to learn if they hope ta keep up the high stand ard ofiiving they now enjoy. , "A penny saved is a penny earned;" to is "a'' saying of Franklin's that has becomea clas&inMTTeVorwas a truer one. "OntrshnttWTiot overlook, however, the more inspiring things about this printer's apprentice who became great. He walked with kings and talked with nobles, and they did him honor. He brought to America respect in Europe at a time when a more volatile ambassador to France might have worked serious injury to the cause of the Rev olution. Let us by all means honor Franklin. But more than that let us not forget Franklin the great. in Mime normern towns iney wini r "it play coif on the ice tins winter, ana, , . " , it is about the only thing they will w,ml ,,ils t,lk,;n om- ;'" "' be have on the ice, too. m, barren and unproductive. We nee,l not umaMM tlie lurluiH of a Itockcfeller. ilia 1h un extreme cane of enormous wealth. It is not so much the man who has i.i:nl,' mon,y In lartfc (luantitii's as tlu- man who has; 'lartfe executive ahilll. nl.o lias used i this Kilt from (tod In build himself up unci his family who having ac Uiilred ample nu iins Is , ntirely able, f if he wishes, to turn his ability from! further personal aKirraiolizemcnt to a similar achievement ill a field where! Tax-Exempt Securities )ppOSi(Soh toa constitutibnaLinientlnient forbidding further.jiHsii'ance 'pf taxf-xenijit scJ.n;itje tjiat js based CO on fflie legation that-it wtmld infnifgt ori tate rights an OloetloAalle (egree is 'untenable. ' ' liie rigftt 'ttHtfSue tax-exempt securities if not an e li i b s'cimou. All of which proves he!noon.r it i-otneH to him that what Is is i ood shot if not a (rood mm-! his today lias conn- to htm from tin-1 isti '.. j public ad nhoulil in a iii'-asnri-"ko liack ... Dutilic: tht- Soulier ho ivultzt-st Lt.,u ,,i,.-.,irU Iw.iitv-.! ih.t it ii.f.i u-i.n mi- ruiii.'t-s will -in t hi. ill was nun c hv dosiL'Ti than ucrideut. : future he reniemben d by our children l hat arz Ntw York ovoning paper , not hy the money weru able to j put a headline veiernntf to the chick- j maUe and pile up. but by what wo did on j:how ovtr u bunch of photographs i with il when wc- gut it--the sooner wot or' Droadwny actresst'S. twill see u more eont'-nfi d race of Am- j ; era an men instead of a growing pro-; We took a package of dull safety , portion of men w ho. In ni l ires and on J razor blades to the sharpener and the ntn-et and on Kolf-roursi-s. are touiid, when we gut 'em back that , , jr. j ping In their tracks from slain."! they wore duiler than before. We ion their hearts, overworked In the knoii' (Hie bird who seems just tonire (or more power, more money, antl j ijnurnp 'em and wrap 'cm up and more self-cehterod achievement; , lfir.d V-m back to you. 1 j M E X ! i i- to tiii: i.K(iisi..vrt hi:. Fairhault News: Make automohile 1 1 you write verses advertising .,,, ,,,,,1 r,,inlirc viim'II n v. er be known as one of the initnortals,'"'l",''t' fnrnlsli a bond to protect those l,t ,,,.,1 will fc iv. ,1 l,i..L'er l.nnk ..-tlley Injure by reckless diivinR Is the eou:u. SI. AM, S1.I1' A collegian stood At haliua ami A Ford hit him, He's KoinK et. AND S1.1I) Favetlu, seiisilde suirirestloli of that sensible paper, the St. I'eter Herald. Too, many limes the man who wrecks an-il other's car or causis injury or death! has nothtnir lut a InortifiiKed auto-j liiobile and' nothing call be collected; from him. I J WHEKE? , SEEKS TWO KKCAI.LS Newspaper headline says: liardit viimatii fills .l,.n IK Re- Was Shot in the Holdun." Must " ',' .i;.. i;,.,nin bore -exempt Securities" IS not an es-inaw n,t """ "le s-l"-'""e. jMonday aKainsl County Juduc 'Bun sential prerogative of state sovereignty. Such issuance There w'.uw be a terrible shortaKe1, "efit.eXirtedTtheTn' Avoifks unfairly against the interests of the people of the!ir! ihu, i"""'r.:'ui,i.v lf 5P'"lls were!stHm-e of s. e. icenbice, well-known 17 . . . . ' n laced on broken ironu?cs. 1 1 u,.. n..i..i-miih liatiOlVlt JfVae.VUlti StateSJiat-ilvUllge JMl'Ufjej u,..,.r,, rv,- the Kiamath county, courthouse ramer tiian uae.-j.ne existing ngnt to do no. J lie proposed1 .... . V y..; ,r ..controversy 1 in i A Chance Like This Comes Only Once A Year! And This Chance Ends Saturday, January 20th, lor 1923. Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats Entire Clothing Stocks at Genuine Clearance Prices t , Ml mzziNo A...2 '-... -.a 'J.i .4, s4i.. I V.. i ..f.-n ),, Ml Bunnell and Short arc accused of iiiiviiuiiiMn, iii;i n.,iiwi, unit at u aiisiei 1 injr tllti powuiv hi) IS- j wno can t live on tnwr incomes seem, cnrrvjn , on U!ieIcss an l expensive sucexempt lionds from the states to the United States. Itl!'1 be livin 011 whl'l'ls most of ,hti litigation in an' attJmpt to compbte wnillil m-nllihii llioh' issnnrS l,vtu'.lri:.r.t5r,nol on,l r..rn ,"": . . ! and occupy one courthouse, dwpito --- i "- " -v am una orau. . i the fact that the state supreme court BASKETBALL TEAMS ". '' ; VVlLLiJrlUJbU TUUltiJi;i KING EDWAIlirS TAILEJl "DIES' I'tiiimnic its' object is to enlist the co-opwnt ion of states with tlwjfederalgove.rnmeht in.renounciog a privilege that is manifestly open to almse. End Of The World Once more the end of the world is. heralded as near at hand. This time the spokesman of a religious sect gen erally broadcast the dread prophecy. Frequently the mes sage of destruction has been read from the stars or from dreams, but the latest forecast is apparently based on the general stress and strain to which the world has been sub jected by the 6rcat war as pointing to its wind-up. While the most recent prophets of world destruction do riot name the date of extinction, they appear to be none thejless certain, iujlveir conviction that it is close upon us. Uutj this will not he accepted by those who have grown hardpnedtcf Such prophecies as warranting them in relax ing watch over their coal supply. & ' Hard To Answer l an we liappcr mai e ner way : dw.WtM aM;. .1 pi hi esf u, . one imv to make her way. She has it. the county to pay the full' amount , ,,.v ,i While no dUitute selections ot re- Searcher After Knowledge! ,, ,i:.i,- k,. i.. m.nln - pv- eral have been mentioned. Amo-iy them are I.indsav Si.lemore of Fort Klamath, George Offield of .Merrill Jesse Parker of lily and Robert Ghrycne of Mount Lake, all ranchers. The "Father, do tell me why ithn't th.1 then blue when it Hcth in my bucket'.'" i. iii 'fist-: nisei , i i:. PENDLETON', Oiec-on, Jan. 18. ! M A I :l K : " HA i ). Czechoslovakia! Dee. A .la. K-l.i owo-Kel.IlM!.-. called Vi'l- 20. Hy llail.)-.-Wehzel W'ilfert, or ' cntere.l the circuit -court asmon. thn ten ye'urs court tallor'to. the eonti-sted oronerrv. of .1 :ii.,fi-l '.. ,-i , ... r . ..,.,.,' Jan. IS. KiBlity ,Unlh, , ...i,.t .,. , ,.. . ' . -iieif leei-iuiy n l .ill uuwiiiccu. aKO.i ... - jdian ;,ll.in:ifl: 'ami . FreiKv .Martin.; (,,,,,, kiiik Kdwanl's- v'otlle.i . ,u.m.ui. i,-n n,iini., l,' nurse -. '.. ,.,i ... models 'of fashion. Wilfrt's reanjiiab!,-value of SI ae- i workmanslilii l,,-,-,,,,,,- wl,l..v l.nv.n tniliiifi :ln,l MiM-t-in ill. ,. ,...' ',. ' .pear In the third nnnunl liaskeltsall j,...K i. i.,..l.-l,t fh,.',i.,l,'fm i ' 'V.. '' loui nalii.iit held ili'.lrt'. the 'mis.l.-,i ',',. ...... . , , , V" " "" ," ', of 1 lie state " noi'mal School here, ' ",." ,,,., L,,',,,,..,. folowinu-''' , "l ' "" n0' wn,y """'"t1 ' ,,,.,.,, ., ,.i I ' " "'" ' ''"K.in lolluuittK . KntrllHh sovereign durinn the annual Tlw m-J from l,..n., ,li'"" "'", "''bralion of a year v ,.r,.. , ., ,r Kln, uku u..ii .iinv. wii- n me iitniii.ii, (ootenni conntirs In Idaho, and from Whu-Ii is wii.l to ahout 1 : v.ars old i ' (liy Assnchilod J'ress) . :'1I KNKY, Wiisb., In hi nil Kuipii't: Itlgh schools' hav boon Invited to participate' iii eltm- litJO that the contract million (Almost ro fletoi-niino rhe hent ; ftr another was legal and co,mpcll,oq . eigm innno i-.mprro teams -u ,.r.hiig to t URIEL1 PUNCHES I'hlladelphla Ninth Alnei lean: Miss M;u :- l.aii.M-n linker of I'hleimo evl ilenllv tlioulit her fiiinee would luar in spll,- el nil linpedlmeiils. 1 1 ilium,,- is Mci'ormtfk. Alu die 'rimes: ".Money ..lit the imlw.ii-,1 luKliney. el.- ,-n all fetus whi-n i hack. Ik-.s .villus" I, ut it tiax' Is commit SI. . .'.'V'1 "K't'holic content makes a beverage intoxicat ing? That is the question the commission proposed by a bill just introduced in congress would be called on to 'de cide. This is more easily asked than answered. What is an intoxicant for one may be a non-intoxicant for another. For. variation in capacity of drinkers is a fact that all whose memory antedates the eighteenth amendment will verify. After laboring with this question, the commission, if the legislation creating it should be enacted, could ease it self back to less vexing problems by taeklinc some simple question as, for instance, determination of the beauty content that makes a maiden's eve intoxicating. An unfailing sign of puppy love to look stern is a youths attcmp Some pel sons i down by collectors. un up bilLs and then have to be run The only way to protect some persons from themselves is to put them in jail. , The man v im sings his own praises is quite sure out of tune with other folks. to he Tliejliaii who npi i.fie iaret'ai '.vji.it iiu i.c.i.i " Cli'llll In.-. cii. .iUkiI iUm. :o in. ai.'fjitv eil ie II,, V Paul IMpiileli: will Hi:,, l-eslli penpl,- oil fai lllH. us tlull as lite wi-n'l want I, e I'lie radio II I. sMiess amom 'riimkiUK the 11,1,0 i-nlleerlH. nine. III! 11, k. A.lci I1.1l.1l I: 11:1111 .l.-.l I,, ne v..ilue Ii'.. Willie Ih.-y 111 , deeitle oil wanil II- , lee, ,ra I ion .' I'.ll.etle: - lull, Ml ,,li,i s tin- The h.is lee. ,.,,ll II. i-an'l II lee ior In- !iKM) NKKDS CLEANING I UKM), Jan. IS That Bend is i" ! need of a thorough clean-up was de clared from the bench this morning by Circuit Judge Duffy, sitting as juvenile judjfo in oases of juvenile delimiuoiiey involving five girls 01 tender ?e. In addition tn startling revelations male ly girls which were faiU to involve a numlior of local men, an other witness, a uy of 11, testi fied that he had been bu.vin.tf liquor from bootlojrtrci.- for months. The women's civic league and lo cal churches have taken a firm 8ta in the investigation now beinsr di rected by Di.-tfiet .Attorney Moon dnnaiuUnu' that the persons rwpon silde for the downfall of the ehildren be brought to justice- Spokane. Sloven.". Whitman, l-incolr.. (Jrant and AdamH coimtioM in Wash- (r lu&ton, have been Invited to enter til.-1 cl I m inution contests. The team win til 11 j; the toui-njimoiii here in .March will bo awarded a cup. Individual members ot the team w-nninK the tournament will receive miniature Kohl hnskothalls. Itnnners on will receive, silver basketballs. The team sbowliiK the best all-aroiin ! .-;pnrtsinan'bip during the entire tournament will also receive a t 1 1 The Pullman. , Wash., bib so boo j ha ell tail team won t(io touruameiu lust year. . , , : proved its su jurt'irity on the race- ver all the other Indian ponies. Minlhorn iaiim-d It and Martin was runnir.;; ii in Ibe conh.sts. KollowltiK a battte in circuit court, in which Jbe d-f ndant referred to Velvet as "a scrub r:u elu-rse." and the plaint iff Fpoke of it in endearing term.':, the jury ordered the animal turned over to the Indian. Ch)lhef during from Marienbad to London the winter months. heel O.'l.'Il I;'' come in 'iicislm ih set 1. id v o.'t- !l a bo ep '" whs .1 d tt wi.,h it BOOTLEGGERS ATTACK MAN ( liy Associated Press) BEND, Jan. 18. Four men, be lieved to be bootleppers, accused Gus ' Ward, local tailor, today of being a i stool pigeon, beat him into unecn : seiousness in a room in the Wright ; hotel here. Police said they had the t nirnVs names but refused to discing ; them until after arrests nre madp. Police Chief Houston doclaivd , Ward had never been in his eniub and had never fcivcn him any infor- -. mat ion. The conference is to consider ere-t dit conditions and discuss legislation -needed for safeguarding and devel-, oping mercantile business it: the Pacific Northwest. Announcing Unposed mmm CM if ( It SH KILLS SIX OKLAHOMA CITY, Ukla.. Jan. 18. - I'our teachers fuim a school in an joutlyine; district and two pupils were dead te.lay from injuries received late vestevilav whfn a- speedimt i nor'hbeuni! h 'sr.i, Topeka ' , lSatital''ep : i "c ..iim struck their, Tlire auloim.biic. !,,,,. ,,. ! Kuth llowan!. and Ltalln JIc- , l:,... 1.1 ...elv indilv.'"11' I,I1V dvinir of internal injuries at a hos-jtrade pital. The others. Cora Phelan, 2fl; Mis. Opal I )a rn.-M. '-'S; Henry .ia Itcmembcr how thrilled you were i when ''The Old Homestead" came to the Town Hall? 1 1 Extra Fine ! T S3 4:'l . " the change tiu our firm name, we' are. the saiiie.ns In tho paiif.-'; ready to serti ou vWtli the best oblabiable hi the line or -meats und poiillry. The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. ,icre tmprnvrd tract , list out City Limits, one ulo. I: d hlglnvuy. Will n for house In town. Ironi si-.; ,r loncy. !t. and Frank killei intantl Davis, 10, were t;j:u:i:mj:ttnut:tmt;t A five-acre tract. Improved ami j,o Inn at h bar pain price, and (rood terms, one-half nill from I'ity Lim 5 its tmd paved hiffhway. Thl.-i rlctttro of n cMon cficio o:io of tho tn.iry uiiuua1 tdinteKfaph taken by n eomnuttci 1 f the NatpMial A'': "t'i:ilt"U of Au hltr:i !'M;ittiS f-'r the I'lolntjen ,f Vihl Ihi-I't ::'.d .nimr l'n--f t-' i a !M U-i9 , . f - ii--t. t!' 4 r i cair.i to i-tti xMihia ciuiei itr.it. Crane's Argentone The new creation in stationery we want you A five-acre tract In .May Turk. This .la one of tin' best Improved and pay ing properties In tile valley. Kxtra J Rood. M. A 1,'r SUeet Alarkel et to Harris firocei-y forlilerly SITI.W IJ.I, .tID.VI CO.. I C. I,iu;il!l.v .Market, Skasa's (iim-rry f li 3 ! U A ten-lore tract 111 May Turk. Mill' 5? , to see. A Deauiuui new g i,,., r i,t ,i frit. i:iiu.ro.mi laper offering the dig- g-modern house. nitv of white and the g novelty of a tillt. Three fine modern homes. Well!.. It indlllleS 111 anj' ,i'l-l. l-autirully furn.sbe.l. want !u amni'f ot. l... Pnnin in H sell complet, . If you nant soiii. thliu and see them. Red Cross Drug Store 8 l,ni xtra (food let im shou you these f.ne Pyramid Land Co. La Grande National Bank statement of bm-inlicr 28, THIS HANK OWKS: To depositors , To the t". S. 'I asnry department, eirculatinff notes $1.4-19.073 account of ;no.(nio.oo TOTAL SI.;4!.iTJ.j:t Wo tune on r hsi t ntiaiued hi all I lines so n In tie able to nieoi tiny i-eiui-.i for pniueut liumciliately. VOll THIS fl lM'CSK WK H.W K: (!) iih in and th posited with 1ec:tl p -.'itori. s $ :;!',ti3,i';i v J I ". S. (lev, i inio nt ben Is L'4 ! .l'ihi.oo ( '. ) Not-k of t:idi itluals and corporations 1,-". 17.1.47 ( 1 1 !I- ol estate .. lfi.t4.4 4 CO S1.h U !h, t-Vdoral Uesrve Hank 7. ?"... l0 TOTM, -i'm KKT INMK!ir::iNKSS $!.&J3.34n.?4 this li; vvi:s i urn's ok $s4.2;x.:i litrh tiiitnm s the pnnwrl.v of I ho Stnvk holders afh-r I ho th Ni--;ie?i-N nit- pilil, ami I umuimiiltT fond iijhmi w hteli we Mil eit in w tlttMcIt ami n t n ill lhtH which bate boon bnleif viih n for man) yearn. Our lis'-d r. s.eit"'. s entmierat.-! it) this statement do not Mi l cm not in iinle those ass ts of frb n lln s and b.tpf nins-s n iiich V ''a liwrk has in tin" p-ronie( of (tn Imard of flirfw-turit. its iH':ei:i n-l ein;ie.s. Th -He are n.u ta whlclt pny dividends -to our patrons In sericc and tkittsfaction.