La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 24, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, January 24, 1923. PAGE FOUR La Grande Evening Observer Oil King at Florida Estate THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER IV l.XUHrKNUlOX'i' NKWM'ArMI. puMMiml daily and weekly at L Oranile. Oregon, by J.u lininit hvn lux olMK-rvrr I'libllBlinB I'oinpany. UKUCK DKNNIS, Editor. Entered at the Poatofflre at l.a Crali.i-, Oregon, ax Mtond ('!. Mull Matter. Ad'IrexK alt I'Oinmiinlf-iitluiis tu TIIK QBHKKVKIt, 1410 Allium Ave., l.li Uraiid., Oretfon. si Iiscitirnov ha i ds. Hy Currier. Dally, per muntli Onllv. per thr,-o tnutitha Dally, Iter six mo.. In udvmu-9 Dally. Mingle cniy CIT AMI I'lH .VI'V III 1'IUIAI, I- A rule. II y Mull, Dully, per year, in uilvnnctj l.'i.OO Dally, Klx tnontliK In utlvunce $2.51 Daily, thrni month, In advance. ....$1.: Weekly unnervf r-.sinr. by mat). per year. In advance H.fii DM aille III other eltlea Orejjon Hotel Newa Stutid. i'orllanil: Imperial New ptunij, I'ortliiiiU; SI ulttioiiiali New tjlund, I'ortluud. .IIOAl 111 :it UK AHSUCIA'I'IOII I'lll'.SS. TI10 A.-l-liitril I'rt'HH la exeluslvel) I'lltilled to I1H lor plililk-lltlun of ui! pevva dlputilie.4 ertillled to It or noi utheruiM ci-,litil In thia paper, and Mko the lot-ul lieu iHihllrdied therein All rlnhta ol' -.-,ill,llrutioll of Mpecial UiapaU'hes herein ulao are reacrved. !'UK1-: flli.M'i:: ua thpn-fuiv eoiile hoilly unto the throne of gl-uci', th;.l we iiiuy ol.Uiin mercy, and find sraee to lull' in lime of need llo hri'w.i J: l'l. Romance. . Where's that fellow who was bemoaning the dry-as-dust-ness of modern days, the falling off of high adven ture, the facing of romance? Front and center, sir, and report to Colonel F. L. Cunningham, late scout for Cecil Rhodes, sometime officer in the Boer army, now the searcher for the hidden gold of Montezuma. He'll give him all the excitement he'll want in one life time. For Colonel foimnngham has acquired what he be lieves Is the site of the ancient "Lost Palace" of the Aztec king, and he is beginning excavations which he hopes will uncover the treasure of the Aztec kingdom. ' When the Spaniards under Cortez landed in Mexico, they were received with .welcome. For Montezuma and j his people believed them indeed the divine race for which, their religion had prepared them. A disc of gold as large ' as a cartwheel was given from the king to the captain of j the adventurers, taken irom the pyramid ot the bun, ana another almost as large from the Pyramid of the Moon. The king hinted at further gifts, but before they were forthcoming the Spaniards proved treacherous, and those hoards which he had spoken of never were yielded up. Shoes That Are More Than Fashionable A Corrective, Protective and Rest-Producing Shoe TH:P0PUIR S110E IN LA GRANDE t'. Tllc' (Tantilever Shoe Tf we consider the importance of the structure of our feet, it is easy to see the urell bones of our feet lire not ripid. Your foot Is not like a pieea of masonry. The bonea form four flexible arches: these bones maintain their arched formation only because of the liifiuuents. tendons and museuhir struc ture which surround them and hold tllein. Thus your arches ure flexible and provide the resilience that you enjoy unconsciously. Why not keep the foot resilient, spiinifV and efflciAnt? Why not keep the niuacles In Rood health so that they will have strenittli to uphold the urch structure? Avoid "weak loot" un.l "fallen arches throiiKh Cantilevers. John D, Rockefeller Is spending tho winter months at Ins estate at Ormond, Fla. This is the most recent picture ot me 011 mugniue. THE aril by. which, the uualily of a man'j citizenship may he measured. -According to their report, nood citizen ship 111 a man is as follows: The Rood oltiacn d' sires to 'create more limn lie- consumes, si riving to adil soniethinjr fo the world's accum ulated surplus' of iwonlth. . knowledge ; or beauty, ihvioves Ills country and HOPI.K VS. THE desires to fit hiniself lor her service, Hll.l.lKIAKI) to give hlinaeif In her service, and to Editorials From Over the Nation Kansas Citv Slur: A billboard risk Ills life for. her defense, lie de- I company is to te.tl in the courts the. sires to fulfill his customary civic ob- 2 tU f .,.,. t 1 l.,iiilif ..f loot I nowcrs 01' the Kansas City, KanVliKationu. such as votinif. payinK taxes era nun 1'Ci nopo nil; unBUic in tu i,c uiuugai at, aoi,. .oll,,1)isv:ncn, lo have, lemoVed 11 ; and scrvim,- on a jury, lie has 11 paa- to hem. rerhans this toi'tune-seekinc: will he as bootless ibiin-otmi crectcii by khe company at!ion mr justice and mir niay and for as many and many another. Montezuma, though Cortez slew him, was the greater man of the two. I he romance and the adventurous spirit which hang about Colonel Cun ningham's exploit are greater treasures than the gold which he may find. Ancestry.: ei'v street coiner. ResiduUs ot I henrlm: 1 1 is part In rovi rnment. He the licitfhborhoo.l protested to th't j h;is rcHpccl 101 law jiihI consLltuw! commiKsioiiurs that (jarlmc and iiut1ior)ty. lit- Vfi-imni.m tin inutuul rubbish were dumped behinrl the 1 inlfi'di'ix'n.li-ncr of nn-n and eo-opor-billbunrTl, thu creating a heal h nuis- IuIi-h with otli- i-H for tin- w.-lfare of a net. They also claimed that th'otall. IM- n-coirnl.cH tin' n-fl of order bill man! afforded a convenient hid-j in hn lifi in dti-.U. ucr to prlnehiW'H tiiR" place for criminals. j and Idcats liinmnc to all ini-n, and The action of the commissioners , sfti-rrlor to tli- in srtit advanta or in .ndiMiiur ih billboard taken down dt-Miro of th- mniifnt, and In- dcHiroi war, in Hip inteix-H of the uuulic. 1 t nl.v to un-vc h(n own -neration. whiclnha.l a rijrht 10 look to the city sri eminent for piofection. The bill boarJ company s move1 is m the 111- 1 he issue ol the! 1 hut lo iiKiUr posHlhlv htuhir attain ment hy K''n'i;ations to conic. In CJ1KO toiest of itself. char. similar case the city of Chi- ently was sustained by the The city uut httnhes were able to show thai; ctrtain billljoards were fire ha. nni.'f, health nuisances and a protec tion to Loiterers and' those crimin ally inclined. 'Jhe public is becominir aroused to I r . lA i it it 1 j j.i . i-ne , DitibuHid nuisance. It is Uemn in jL'Uirt, su Ui Vit'S nruilCKa tn WlU onuUiSUIlicUl litalized. in the cities and in coun- InstitutioiV predicts, great discovering bearing on man's 'J1. iHlf (;Ul!)i i.v IimuHhk l i 1 .117 i 1 t-i f 1 mi 1 1 nitfiiwavs, Lhut flaunif posters are deVelopiiueM from his ape-Iiko iorcfathej's will nave been joHYiwivu to tho eye, n nuhTj det- m:vrl(i tejllnt fipldu nf iti'ohictnru vAniun3 in rirni-mv rimont: to m;o:eny ynjuea and . a France "aha Moravia have yet to he explored, he said onpubiu-' at nnntr his iwrml: l'pfiirii frnn n Qpimt i Fir fpin tn F.ni'nnn nil,tions. Xney are certain to yield much. ; Man's guesses as to who his progenitors were always ! are interesting, .and. it -is fortunate . that little by little fimfipthino- ic: Iminrr iiflflorl tn i o ctYivp nf Uvinvvldtrp nn ! Uniiu.l S aten supreme court. , , . ' .V , 1 . 1. 1 1 ii i . citv authorities were able to mis point. : rsot mat 11 uumences incuviuuais greauy, out ! ono day, lAirhaps, th'e' wliole race will b intelligently -di-rected, and then all that the leaders know of past and, fallen races will be an aid. the Cantilevers allow all the weakened condition. . freedom necessary and exercise and strengthen This store Is the exclusive mreney in l.u CJrande for Cantilevers for women. Wu invite you to see this shoe fi el its comfort and good flttiiiff iuulittes. , 1. Come any time for a demonstration. Hundreds of I.a Grande women are constant .wearers. "LA GRANDE'S CANTILEVER STORE" Income Tax Facts By Clyde G. Huntley Collector. 'on 1 put oil iilinp: vour income tax return. Do it early and avoid the last minute rush which always piecedes the final .late . for filinpf. iuarch lo. . THE OFFICE CAT U!T:'s i.ittm-; wmii: iji;s.. "A f U rtiifirttl'Iy ,vuii;h." "Wnli't ou ei.M,' Up to dinner iiomo Mm.-. . .ln:;l -ny day. we'.i (list tovo to Imve ymi. We won't. a time, yon (ju-t .'nn in when you I'an.'V 1 "When (.vor you are tn Iwun, we'd h" iit-liylded-- my wife uiu t to hav yo uiaKu our house your lieudo,uarl rs." ,. ; tlie traveling' road' intersec- If ever I JUM :ili nil Ktad to do it. en do aniliinn' for you, - I will )e more than it is eiu'ou rapine; Hint : are finding ground on the courts ; whirh the Patiently, carefully, skentieallv. the armv of scientists m'opiema.v be protected in this mat- wrests from old Mother fruitless toil finds Earth her secrets. f . 1:1. 1.. :. ...:n 1 . A llietline Of Inecesaiy for the billboaid interests ; climax at last when the relics of a Kincr' ."'t" Kinst authur- T,4.nI.K,., e . . i. . 1 i At 1 1 KUS v,m) "ave neon (leienteil to x ui,imnumi.-ji ui in iif uiLu crcti. mciicniy grows into chemistry and practical men playfully make a purse of silk from the ear of a sow. It Is .ilwiiyn ea.'i nialie up her fare it for a than lui woman (o mind. "Taxpayers arc. reminded,, that in eohuKaX returns for the year 1!)22 must reach the office of Clyde CI. Hunley, Collector of Internal Reve nue, not later than midnight, March 15 in order to escape severe penal ties. This does not mean, that ,it will be sufficient for 1 he taxpayer to mail his return on March 15. The return must be mailed at a time I 'hat will insure its 'delivery in the office of the collector not later than midnight, March 15. Furtheimore, the receiving stump on the envelope will be accepted bv the collector as the actual ilinie of delivery. Tsx-f payers are especially urged to b?ar i in mind this fact: Returns must bo .' mailed so as tu reach the collector's; office in Portland not later than mid night on March 15 which is it he final date for filing returns. guaid the people's int.ere.its. I'auhaudle I'ete cays no woman is unite aft wonderful aa she expects her sun's wife to he. fit on foi to one. c.wmisai.s and coi.i.i-:ia-:s. N.-w V.in l; 1 1 1 r; 1 1 t : I'Ti'lit Loiuhill P(rhans somn hifipi'mc will ln iuh,x r 11 t!,;,t npj'.-iiM to tin- im- tr.. It 1 1 . 1 j 1 .. . , ;m,'iouiioi, 01 t iTyn.niy inieresti-u in JlicllicKas conclusion out ot the silly controversy i set ud i;du. -at ton m . ihu;i. Three xonnu a j : T V 4: k,ll 4,wvlnat:v,-i. who .r pm-ed for a l- astlnif. I iiom any or the i)resent day apes, hut represents a sop-j suddenly u: ram., th.. t ht. i ,r n,. ' one hair n- tiio wo,-jd arate line ol descent lrom the m-o-hnm;m fnrm wlii(li ini11'11"' 1,11,1 :,""r wk upon tn- why the ofu-,- half itv turn-arose from lonjr extinct simian races.' diieatinn in supposed tvi I'cmlikm---nit entitle you v.-lut niuv a nii:,hiy only on his dij ik foundation. loesn'l.know M t thrill tc. condiiet to tin i- and Raw tr inis.sie.nary '.Duetschland Ueber present. Mies does not include the Ruhr at The Russian reds burned the deitv in effigy, a quite logical act for the bo!she iki. Women once indulged in In-autv sleep, but that was before the day of reconstruction parlors. Even if there were rui stylus, instinct would tell a woman that a new cut in clothes was desirable. l-.lirh-..f Hi.' Is .1" I! . In aiding the French in taking over a piece of Ger many, Belgium is simply repaying an old score. Those who criticise France seem to many once invaded the former counli v hill to collect. for get that Ger when she had no A successful business man is never concerned over n covetous competitor who spends his time wishing. Some Americans want the immigration bars lowered and others want to sec mahogany bars erected. prisoners them snfi jttation. "You do nof i'i eo;;nix.e ui ," s;id llu chief lo On- uum? mm of the cloth, "Inn I Know you i ell enom;)t, Yo were a Ions with me at liitlliui thre" years ay.o. ;iml of course. n,i llalliol man coutd thlnh of iratintr a fellow It:i11hi iiKiu." Now. saxs I he advocate uf Hi er edllcatioilK, there is pro. if iienefit of r,uiliK to etillejr". Hut t( Th" three missionaries may say! so. hut Wmt l.eiu flt luid the eannihal 1 'I'beiT ichief, who hy this Urn- may have vut" Uu ' Jheen h'posed l llis ti'il.e us a Weak-1 Aeelde; iliiik-'-' A km In. the dusky lea.ler of t ho ) Isav.iires was n-irrow in his s(al--no tits. I I1:r :,x IIe said that lie. a lt..!ij,. ni:m. uutihl ,not eat anoint r Uallitii man. Supposo jthe priH(iners had he. n vf Kxeter or j Magdalen w hat t hen . r iippis j that t hey had heen t 'mnhridRe men jwhmn he had met at the heat races' i Would they ha scapi'd so easily ? I'l lie it Mien I side of the story must race I. There Is no hint (hut the j missionaries reeojnn.ed the eannihal lehief i's an old college rhnm. Was jhls word Hufilcieiit In a ease like that? : The KUKliiilitnan e nseil to meet in' jnoe1s ttouot mer have arrepled hr-' "'ain Hid rreoiloni under fal.e pretetisi h 1 eMs ("My tfooil lellow, he would have said Ut tlie chief. "nn'e:is yntt have ereden- A '"ee( It la In yon must hase your ivindness on ! posstlde of whether or not that sum netted him a tent of profii':. a very married person living witl flt:uand or wife, jn order to cutim the exemption of 2.500 and $400 for each dependent, must make a re turn although his actual nof income or 1022 may have been only 2,000.! I AH federal officers and employe : whether elected or appointed are re-: quii'ed to pay income tax oh their 1 salaries. However, salaries paid of-j ncers and employes of the state o' any political subdivision thereof, such as a city, town, county, or s'.'hoo,' district, are exempt from itaaxtion under the federal income tax law. Ashland's chief of police contro-i ve:sy has been settled with the ap pointment and confirmation of Stan-; ley Kobinette to. succeed J. W. Hatcher. ,. Marion county road bonds in th? sum" of $100,000. which were issued at Salem recently, have Leen declar ed valid by New York ttorn;va. Taxi Line CLUB CIGAR STORE Main 768 A Car Always Ready Foruou :-. !.-.. i . people lie in tli live in their MiMAItY. 'vel i i'ertv;eli,e:i w iMn;ti,.ss t' work. Failure to file an individual in come tax return on or before March 15 mak'es the taxpayer liable to a penalty of 25 per cent of the amount of his tax and a specific fine of not more than 1,000. This is a (statu tory piovision and cannot be waived by the collector or any other au thority. Clyde G. Huntley, Collec tor of Internal Revenue, announces 'hat returns for the year 1;22 must be filed by the following persons without any exception: Every individual who had n net income of $1,000 or more. if single, or it married and not living with autos.', husband or wife: ; .Kvery imlividunl who had a iie j ...eome of $2,000 or more, if married and living with husband or wife1, and yeiy individual who had a gross in Come of $5,000 or more, regardless ;i lesson lv lII;r saws that followine. a-i reliance s what and na n erooked. Tin isms. liberal education 111 it hut purpose '! hy a liap- t Ihui-e is any ; -..etie vou would lather he. Tenihle A. r idem: Aulomold'e vkld-led n,l struck holy In tho safety '.one. Wate-town Standard. d 1w The lool. l'l some I'l'is. (Jrowl: Iiose h, moiiiis to say. is dytiif? out out. we sup- " si-all hov, hearing nt ae f.ir wtinni's a I'ennan- ot li th. .f the hair, per 9Ug- I A pirl ni;tv lu a cotul limkoi-, counts in the final analysis. luil it is disposition that SOlliet hipir heshh'! Itaill-e' u hleh I do (to he hum, tlie, or ;l Im- sv. in a' ri al h'lt pi. ;,se do ,e , ha iu Ktli ll a t'(ord." a prevjo not r- e i ado It (' f a i'.ritr e. ,'1 i nc Un- I'l'etelpl on ft ar ' I r -irshtp a lm9 l.ik w hen w e and iii: pu.u think. t"l. mte- a aivl i r al Th. The doctor who says ho tan euro laziness will never he ll Cuuc for popularity. 101 'an I nl eit M, 1 I i1 IN.tni I t J.I. .:. n ? The A Greek cahinet is stnn a what-not. 'Ihe 1.1 'i.sk.-.l In. nt . due, tor s ;nd . h ,e;ilt. .1 in .ithinxr'.ui h t . "I w a lo rousi.h r t he : Anii rie.rti vouth t-"- t- T : , iu n.itli'iril .1. f.-i.s-v '. What iv nrkrn r. tai traimu it mlht he a ho-Klan, In;! lonnimr the mn sn out to udmlutst -at h'lliand ha-l woods while th" can make, or the other en t a hujthand or w tH.ktiK mid Mt I I t -ut In -ur intdest , hope for a t'crta'n wlio Is s- at ho puis v The riant afrahl of his wife is no ciiward "i '..! rlvirrj fro Hi 1 . 1 ( r.lMC evil; at tha kill it. el ')( . V: ,a:.Hn: li. A I'.aol le ii nont n. dir. .-tors (.f ia. s. i: vui vst; rt.M iTtts. . "H:.w- . (;ntl, r, what . loin it.-t tutiuj of them. LAMPS 25 off Table In and Gold Floor Blue Lamps and t Hose $14.85 huys Any Lamp in Our Window W.H.Bohnenkamp Company Thrift The Highway of Thrift is tlie sure road to in dependence and, success. The man Qf,"5h'diist'ry"l and thrift, inspires confidence and he finds his banker anxious to help hinr because he demon strates his inclination and ability to help him self. Conserve some of your earnings each day by opening a savings account with this bank. It is a safe investment that will earn four per cent, compounded every six months. Many are tak ing advantage of the facilities of our savings de partment and the savings deposited with us have increased nearly one hundred per cent, in the last year. We Solicit Your Account LaGrande National Bank . SOUND - RELIABLE - PROGRESSIVE Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar Vrce Tea, 1-lb package .....58c Tree Tea, '-j-lb package 29c Schilling's Tea, 1-tb package 72c Schilling's Tea, 'o-tb. package ssc Four Large Rolls Toilet Paper 27c Pettijohn's Breakfast Food 20c J. G, Holrh's 1 I Grocerteria Our RIU'KATEK Coffcu ,3oc lbs. S."c 2, vhi:i;i; YOU SAVE Phone Alain 43 Dia.IVCIlY O. V. D. Our. Very Best I'uifcc 1 lb. 4:,c tVi lbs., $1.12 " lbs. $2.13 0O 'j4 f n -f f