La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 12, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textw : Monday, February 12, 1923. tAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer Air imki'kii;v;' M:usi'Ai'i:it. i . r Mail, -n ub1llh'd ! and weekly nt la Unity, par year. In advam Orarule, nrtii. Iiv l.a llraiele I'.vutl- L ... ' ' ... In ObBtrwr I'libiii-hini.' ruiiiimiiy. BltUCK OEX.NW. Jiilllor. ..n. Entered at'llie Pustpfflee nt I.n Gratnle. Orncon,-a Beeoinl l.'lans Mull Xlntlur. Addr. all onmiiiiitili-.-ilWins to THK OBfSKIttKII. Mlli Allium Avo., U Clrinu,' Oregon, i s i list it i iti o it at i:s. lr Currier. DIIy. Pr imrtilli . thrt'u months Daily, per nix Urn., In udvaiit-o D(iy. ninuie eoy t: ti.'iii f i.rrr am dum v oi i-k iai. Pnlly. ( month In advance - V uuiiy, three moouo. in .uvm ..... Vt:Uly Obm-tver-SUr. by mull, put' year, in advunew li..'' On sale In oilier elliea Ori-ifun llotwl New Hlund, Pnrilmid; linpttriaL r.ew Hl ml, I 'or I hi nil; Multnuiimh New- htu lid, roruHiui. Editorials From Over the Nation THE OFFICE CAT A KIDDLE IN SONG We've got a 'sprite at our house, As cute as it can be; The doctor came in a rush last night, And left the 'prie for me. He told m1 just to wait a while, To run along and play. limn Maybe you'll know some day. The lunulorus are uoubMcss r The Way to Reduce is to Reduce OI K KIUEXI) THE DENTIST Collier's: Our relation to the den tist in an interesting "' "c rK , lieves ills, rcunirs of negligence and : blunders, usually with sympathy and ' VaddyThowed m! t what it was- m.:m...:.. k amo... . ....... skjll Qf an Me dmtijtt h a ,n,rnr,u!;V,r,',ru,,l"a";i'U.:;,..Vn"'tter of mystery and admiration. i.i'un ill.oiile h-n ereillleii tu 1 1 or iionnm criuisiiiuiiMiiii iuiib in." UI.-H-- , , , . . ., . . ., ... otherwise credited in im. ir. and, .HlB Burirery, or is akin to that of ' hard lot, hut at that not many or me local news i" "''';'!'', the artisan in jewelry. "A dentist I them keep their tenants in hot wa- fii r b u rv;,i u. . ,.l Inker." From that arrav UOipilU-IICB uric... . : . . I I of tiny instruments he must select , v, ijust ihe right one for use in a min- ETKRNAI. PltOTErTION: - The.Jut(, ofl,.n libMani spot. He must Lord shall preserve thy going ." Inpply force with amazing nicety. Dc aml thy oominir in from thin time j hjnj tni, infinitesimal thoURh hard forth, and even for evermore. 1 sunn w (i ia tn . nt,rVe. With only exper ience and iudument to iruide hun, the dentist measures its thickness as .-LL. : ..f ....... iainn- Ua determines its decree of resistance to his irnawinit tool. A miscalcula tion and his work is lost; the plan of restoration destroyed and, impor tant to us, shrill pain and maybf the loss of a tooth. Yet we seldom hear of such mishaps. Our own ex- quoted 121:8. fRv Thfixlni-fi MiCusker. Portland) S. B. 50 Dennis. This bill is evidently based on tne . periem-e reports no 5Uch happening when secretary 01 me HiRorv ;tflv:inced bv John Sherman traoem-v flu l-inrr fin. timp that there was more or less rag- chewing about the resumption of specie payment. When the matter was put up to him, his laconic reply was: "The way to resume is to resume," and so it proved. The legislative atmosphere here abouts has been sur charged and disturbed with theories for consolidation having in view the sole (?) purpose of decreasing taxes, ' and practically the entire legislature, as well as the gov ernor, have pledged themselves to reduce taxation. Senator Dennis lias gone directly to the heart of the siWation ali'dtias in substance reiterated the famous and practical utterance of Secretary Sherman by saying: "The way to reduce is to 'reduce. 'Thore-is no use takinir into consideration the delicate feelings of the office holder, who invariably insists that: owing to-increased business arid increased cost 01 nign living, his budget must be increased. ' When industrial depression hits the business man, he has no option but to trim his overhead accordingly. The official that cannot adopt his affairs to the re duced levy has the alternative of resigning, and as the state has always managed to exist under all conditions, it no doubt will survive his exit. Pass this bill And its provisions will force a better con solidation than can be made by theoretical altruism. ' Remember, the way to reduces Taxes is to REDUCE! Working at Odds and HuyKests only admiration for the kill, p;entleneH. and wisdom uf the dentist. We like them, too, on their per sonal side. ThoKe we know have an amusing knowledge of human na ure, rieen in miniature crises that display it Lrasenly. With exhibits of weak ness, cowardice, I'vcn, they arevery tolerant. W like (heir testimony to the nerve and courage of women. They Keen, to have a tireless inter est in ;their patients as cases and as persons. B .cause of the skill of its prne titii ners and of their public and in divi lunl service in matters of health, dentistry fttunds high among the be nign professions. Hiippy the man, and happy the family, that has a good dentiy-. WHAT'S THE USE "All things ar1 possible," the Parlor Philosopher. "Except for a girl to lie about her age when she has a twin broth er,'' suggested the Mere Man. 1 W are rather firmly of the con viction thata the good old Recording Angel, especially if a married man, makes no entry in the ca( of a man who told his wife, when asked, that he locked the back door when he teally didn't but nothing happened. 1 SOMK PEOPLE'S NERVE Pater "Mary, who is that in there with you?" Daughtei "It's just John, Pupa." ".Well, Just John or Dutiful David, that's one of my cigars I smell.' Many a decided blond had just de cided recently. A man tongue gets him into trouble a woman's tongue gets her out of trouble. The, New Spring Fashions Early Arrivals for Early Shoppers First arrivals always lielBht.-n curiosity. Indeed I hew nev Knr inK 1 iresses Coats. Hulls and Blouses do each a triumph so fresh and new in lainit color. A vividness of color, a novelty rubric, a partiality for talfela In no k . crepe for blouses and in coats the hunt shades o( tun are just a n "" of the enchantment of 1S2:) Spring Creations collected from ponlls far ami wide. iChooslns a Hprinrr Wardrobe from them will be a pleasure, or con sc . - but It will be an equal pleasure to see all the new things as tney aie rirsi unpacked for this purpose we Invite you here now. .V -i 1 Great Britain h'as withheld approval of the undertak ing of the French in Germany, and, France has retaliated by declining to use -the influence of that nation to aid the British hi dealing with the Turks in the controversy over Mosul oil territory and other matters affecting the Near East. : . . To the lay mind, France would appear to have the bet ter of the situation as far as Great Britain is-concerned. If France fails in Germany because of the lack of British support, thcBritish bid fair to need the support of French influence in. (dealing with the -Turks. France may even make a separate treaty with Turkey. Both Europe and Asia are likelv to be losers by the failure of Great Britain and France to continue the co-L operation that marked their relations (luring the war. If selfish purposes .'have brought about the failure to act!! together in making peace an actuality, or at least attempt- jj ing it, the reason is not to the credit of either nation. ! France, without the moral support of Great Britain in1; dealing, with Germany, may be forced to adopt measures not contemplated when the French went into the Ruhr; Great Britain, kicking the influence which France appar-1; ently has With the Turks, may be forced to accept war as ; the alternative' of yielding to the demands of the Turks. ; In whatever aspect it is considered, the failure of the ! British and French to finish the job that was forced upon ! thepi by the Germans in l'Jl t must be considered as seri- ! oust in character. Acting together, these two nations, ! aided by Italy and Belgium, slumld have been able to se-,1 cure settlements in Europe and Asia that would give some protnise otViniprovement over present' conditions. ;! OH, I SAY "Do you know why you have so little money?" the soapbox orator demanded. . "Yep. It's because wc waste so much time listonini; to fool talk when we should he working," re sponded the man who was beKinninff ! to tret his brain working. - ' I GOOD SI'ELMNK Amos Tash says it is better to' New York Herald: That was a kick yourself occasionally than have i (rtioil spelling test, which Judire Ed-jsome one else perform ihe service, j win S. Thomas tried the other day : - on t:ie lawyers and iroveinment func- , llJ,'l l'J', CUM, GUSI tion.irics in th'- r odernl buildinjr at e roue upon a troiiey car, ami liar ford, the capital of the Wooden I "He was passing fnir;he wore big, Nut.neir sta.'c. It consisted of ten lowly glasses with a quite distin-1 sim le words in cummon use, nrtfullv rui.-hed air. She wore a nifty, big clui. n. Nobody was able to spell tur coat upon ner nai, u rose a them all correctly. If Judge Thomas coat of red paid on her face, much did not look them up in the diction- powder on her nose. Her jaws they arv before he gave them, tlu n he is I champed and champed and champed miif.er in a field of knowledge thatl-you bet she made 'em hum, with for years neglected is now receiving ner giggh s and her (joggles and her moi ntten ion every year. i K". gum wun ner Riggies T ie words ware these: Supersede,.; ner goggles and her gum. inn endo, inoculate, rarefy, vilify, I rciullont, plaguy, embarass. harass!. Poor newly, wedded Mr. Hohenzol- Rtid picnicking. Th-se ar all words j '"i " nil hitched up and no placo that might be used in ordinary con-jto g- ,'' " ; venation without leaving the user . . ... . ' n. . open to criticism as pedantic in his ! :" oology says his idea of: per- speech. Yet large numbers of meni leci-ninirwi -' nusuauti wno "can abuve uverarge in education were: lrt his wife - drive the - au;oMobilc unable to spell .'hem correctly. through congested tlaffic without Th0 incident is no reflection on "inking suggestions. - - , - . ii,,iii,w.iiiiiU i.r 1 1... ..i, ,,r II,.,-, f.,,-, i i ' Similar results coulii be expected! . fc"Y WELL, in the Federal building in this city.'i Gladys, the Ink sisters, of Tif- in any club, in any high school class, Un- (Jhl- "'-' m,t colored folks.. , in any university. . - - , The trouble goes back to the grade I hum" business men send out a cal schouls. Spelling muv be less inter- lendar or have snm0 blotters i once a esting for the child than building a . yeai--and then; will tell .you;-that clay reproduc.ion of the pueblos of l"V -v have "tried advertising" and it the Zuni Indians, but after aii it has j "doesn't pay." ; irf" a certain fundamental importance. - , " ' : I S'ime 'men ar - absolutely. :rerrular I in their habits only their regular ihal'lts arc tierce.1 "- - --'.'i- 3 4 Misses' New SPRING COATS 6 Years to 16 Years $7.00 Up ' In style, mut(rlal and' color Miifte Mttle ('outs urt copied from the Indies' couts lipltt tans n nd browns predominute. Hltlioiiffh there ure blueH and Bra m. T h 4 pn pit la r man Is h styles of the ladles' coats have Influenced the makers of the Mt tle tot appunl, for you will see ninny of the same style features. These little coats In slzey fi years to 111 years, start at $7.oo anil therii are. many coats -at every price up to $:iO. There Are New TISSUE GINGHAMS at 45c to $1.15 Although you may think it a trifle early for stieh materials, we are sure you will appreciate seeing the preity ' new patterns and colorings and there may be a pattern or color that you will want later in the season. Its purchase now assures yuu a dress when it's warmer. Prices 4."t (il'c, 75c ?l.u and $1.15 yard. And New Imporicd ZEPHYRS at 0c Yard The famous "Win. Anderson' Zephyr" (.iiiiKhaniH made in Glas gow, Scotland. ,, Hucst. quality, fast coIoih ;tliat are brilliant, in Hluwle and .such attractive .pat terns. See this fine material near Lhe entrance inches wide. Priced at COc yard. 36-Ineh "LINNO" 40c Yard 'l.inno Is sold exclusively at this store. I'm- it for any pur pose for which you would use linen and you may enjoy linen satisfaction without linen price. We have .fust received a (piain tity in the :i;-tnch width. Priced nt 4"e yard. Brown Kid OXFORDS Military Heel Welt Sole $5.00 ; ,, ' Some in Black $1.50 Park brown, n meillnni heel(.f lust well sole, plaiiviind lrf'i)'. j. A 'first iiuiillly. Buaritnleed sliuc ,' at. an exeeptlonally low pi-ice now. All sizes and widths, A to l. Vrieed jr,.lifi. 'I'liis; saine Oxford tn H.5. ; ": " "OTTER" The New Shade in a Suede Pump $10.00 Made with single instep Htrap. slight' tiuigiie effect, with patent inlay. A Junior Louis heel and turn sole very attractive and very new. Priced at $l.oo. if black. Income Tax Facts By Clyde G. Huntley .. Collector. ,: j It; wno tiieri si.nnar: returns tor in-.' tt year 1921. Failure to receive a form, H.howevel, does not relieve the tax- jt , payer of his obiiga-.ion to file ?:t Book Difrayid Burial Expensg. Doctor Johnson wrote the novel "lti Ihi" to defray tho funeral eipeniM nf hit mother. Too ninny people get their on the gas instead of the brak'' foot nHWKtmmtMtt8ttmM48K8HrjiKorms 1040A for filing returns of, lend carefully the instl-urtiohsi, on -.'i ' individual income of $5,000 or less 'the forms. Many questions, 'whjch ' fiiaiul Forms 1040 for filing returns on the face niay appear pertilexlrig, ' gjof income in excess of $5,000 have j can be solved by study ' of tho" in Hibeeu sent- bv collectors to persons i sti uctions. Esnecially, ;in, dusticc -to ,.i i themselves; taxpayers 'are ' anvisetl- ton1 not !lie instructions with regard 't'd- .'; ! credits for personal exemptions and ' tut-n nml Oiiv the lav nn tinir. Fnrni I ilnun.Uiir ami .Lriiml Inn.- - ' 1. inu- 11 'niav be obtained from the of fires of ' tice to the irnvornment. thev ishodld , collectors of , internal revenue and j note carefully , the instructions wi'tl deputy collectors. , ' -t regard to inceme fioip "salaries. ,;i Revenue officers will be sent into .wages, commissions, etc., -business tv: - .,. nvrrv i-nnntv in tbp -United Stn:el ni-i,fi.auii,n int(.i-i- nn himl; ili.nnQ- fore a notary public or other person ; to aid taxpayers in making out their j its, income from par.tnerhips, ,fidur.; returns. Ihe advisory service h re-, lanes, etc., income from rents royal- . tofoie offered city residents will be I tics and other income." . i. ;; .', . ; continued. This service, including! The taxpayer who, when the form, the administration of the oath, is is received will devote to it an wr.hout cost to the taxpayers. ! hour's study, will go a- long way in .. taxpayers, before seeking such assuring himself that he is making tittttttmttuaittitjut!titmiut ., Income tax returns, sworn to be- authorizCd '.to administer an' oath, must,, ho , fib-d with the collector of internal revenue for the district in w;hich the taxpayer lives or has his principal 'place oT business on or be fore midnig h t iifMandiljijHVW. nssistar.ee, however, are advised to1 a correct return. There's Someone Who Likes Candy and you know who! . Ami the more you like that "smut one" l lie more of our randy you'll take. Wo Irani no taste of our own us to candy ii:illty Imt buy the Nest America Is selling, Kiippurt id by a name known the world u er lor quality. Russia and Turkey WHITMAN'S The Candy for Her VALENTINE Red Cross Drug Store The Russian government is massing troops on the Turkish frontier. This is being done not with hostile in-: tent, but for the advantage in cooperating with Turkey in; effecting a European "diversion." The unmistakable pur-; pose of.Russo-Turkish military operation-? in prospect is; so fully to engage Great Britain bv throateninir her Near- East interest as to prevent her going to the assistance of France. So apparent is the purpose of these two nations that their continuation at the Lausanne conference is loing re garded with suspicion by all European nations. The course pursued by the Turkish representatives there is merely one of deliberate delay to gain time to maneuver troops into position to make the threat which Turkey be lieves will bring the other nations to terms The. Russo Turkish war game is cettainly a shrewd one and mav score satisfactorily with the firing of a shot. It is yet tn be seen whether Gennanv can lie financed' better with lead than paper. ' I Among the ruins of Europe not picturesque are Rus-i sia and Gennanv ' i n hat this well-known country needs is more golden: wedding anniversaries. ' ! Tor. many vwn !: their arguments with men use! rustoJs instead of epistles. PROFIT If you work for a salary your time is your working capital. Your profit is represented by wh;t you save. If your operating expense is as much as you earn, you have suffered a loss by reason of having impared your working capital to the extent of the time lost We invite you to av ail yourself of the facil- ities of our saving ami commercial departments and offer you efficient and reliable service. La Grande National Bank SOUND KELIABLE ' PROGRESSIVE a- "Say, I Want to Get Some Cold Tablets jKf for a Fierce Cough" Now, folks, we have listened to this plea for over o0 years and at last we are making the only guaranteed rem edy of its kind which absolutely CURES your cough, cold, sore throat and hoarsness in 21 hours, and generally less. You take a teaspoonful every hour until it acts on the bowels, then every 3 hours if needed. We don't want a cent unless you are cured. Wc have sold over One Hundred Bottles this week and curing peo ple who have coughed for years. It is not made like other cough remedies looks dif ferent, tastes different, acts different. After the first dose you know you are going to get well. Remember, One Fifty Cent Bottle CURES your cold, your cough, your sore thoat, your fever and hoai-sness. i It you don't say it is the most Wonderful Remedy you or your children ever tried, walk right in and get' your half a dollar back, or we'll send it to vou. Newlin Drug Go.