La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text! ; . t PAGE FOUR La Grande Evening Observer I the office , cat TjHp LA, GRANDE EVENINGOBSERVElt Monday, February 19, 1923. . AST ixikpkmi;n m:vsi a ii:h PublUlied daily und wet-kly at Ib Brtnde. Oregon, by ha Grand Uven Inff Observer rublishlns ('ompauy. BKUCE UKNNIS, lid I tor. Cntered at the Ponloffle at I,a Grande. Orecon, an Second Class Mall Matter. AddrcsH all communications to TH1C DBBKUVKH. Hlti Adam Ave., La Grande, Oregon. BLIISCItll' l ION HA I KS. hr Cnrrlcr. Daily, per month 75r Oallr. tier three inoiitlia ..t-.'l.. UHy, per Kin mo.. In udvanco MJ'. pally, Minute copy ic Hv Mall. Dally,' per year, In advaat-a w...f,".eu Unify, nix month h in advance I'uuy, three month, lu auraoe ..I.7. Weekly DltMui-ver-Mtar, by mall, pur )r, in advance ti.4i On an I e in other le Or eg-wo Hot) iwi HI und. 1'iirilund; Impttrial News land. I'urHund: Multnumau NeWit Htand, 1'uriland. MHMIIKK UK ANO;iATKL l'H:ft. Tim AMHoiialtfd PrcRM la exclusiwif entitled to ue for Duhtkut ion of newa UlNiiati'hea creuiU'U lu It er itm utherwitte crt-uuu in line pp-r, tti l.u-nl nui nnblUlied l4ie.reih. All rlKhtM of republication of oprcial CITY AMI) I'OI N'I'Y OFFICIAL I'AI'Klt. HOW TO GET AN INCREASE: Let tho people praise thee, 0 Cwl; let till the people pruifce thee. Then shall the earth yield her incrane; and God, even our' own God, shall bless us. Psalm 67:5, 6. Writers Old and New . Autoists do not miss much not 6ven the women and children. A bunk account has never been the cause of a business failure. DIPLOMACY -"Could you love darling, girl with all Thorny is the way of him who seeks to estimate rel ative values in the republic of letters. Horace spoke of the irritable race of bards, but when it comes to splenetic out bursts the poets have nothing on modern novelists. Here is a "grave and reverend signior," in the person of the British bishof of Birmingham, who is incautiously be trayed into a sigh for a twentieth century Dickens or an up-to-date Scott ,and who straightway becomes a target for whole flights of angry arrows twanging raucously from the serried hosts who-are ever on the alert to cham pion the moderns against any claims of eminent domain made on behalf of the ancients. : The rnrtrl Lisbon 'albeit umvittinirlv. stirred UP a hoi'-; People who are always criticisms; the , r , . :,' , i " . mappers lor pointing, could he mi nets' nest. Among those whom he most greviously lncens- r0 ( by , itie pint. ed itf a favorite writer of the hour, who meets the praiser, . tk . N Y of bygone time on his own ground by submitting a list of j ifHi;e: "Limp In and Leap Out." VJ nhiialicfo iir.u- lctinnr -mri lilvincr their fl'flft anV Ollfi of i . 'V' 6 J V. f .. , : o ' :?'; '' ''hy i that when a man stands whom is alleged tiVhe superior to Dickens or acott or even in ,,, middle or room and hap- HIGH HINDU swue : What'ii tbr use o( always werpin' I " MaKin' trouble liu-t? i What's tbe uxe of always kef pin' '.Tblnkin' of the past? ; Each most have his tribulation Water with the wine; Life, it ain't no celebration. , Trouble? I've had mine, ' But today is fine. "What is harder than borrowing money the day before pay day. ! niourn ' a La Giande man. ! HELDNOTTO HE" allii III 1'M-ii.iiy 1 1 1 ' - WHITE '. Talking about skirts, Am oh Tush is of the opinion that a man that can hide behind a woman's skirt tha duy is not only a coward but a inuyrictan an well. Tbe Jfintsein theory i understood hv finK- twelve mn nn earth, it in claimed, nd now Kinstem has start- citizenship( the understand- "He i too blamed ex- j emnive( protects me wu-niia Beacon. j iupreme Court Hands Down Decision Relative to Nat uralization of High Caste Hindu. (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 19. - Hiirh caste Hindu is not "free white per son within the meaning of the na turalization law, and therefore under recent decisions of the court of excluding- Japane, ,ih not entitled to 8UDremp rnnrt hal.l i today. - They held that the wnrlH'o ".uu. person'' must be (riven an ordinary meaning- and not fixed by scientific study determining whether persons affected were descendants from a white stock. ew Spring Styles In Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes f-'rances- like me?" I'rancis "ie; my heart." I-ranees ''Would you mind wait ing a few minutes while I call my roommate? I have another date tonight." Have you ever noticed that the count anances of some La Grande Tbackerv, (Well, 13 is proverbially an unlucky number, and most '.people,-will scan the roll of names askance and wonder if this 'one or is that one destined to immortality; In the "Ballad of Dead Ladiqs'' Rogsetti asked, plain tivelv. "Where are the snows of yesteryear?" In similar lens to drop his collar button plaim d thing will roll across room in order to hide undet davenport? ' ' ' . BEFORE AND AFTER IIii!py chappie, understand? . Ealinr canny from her hand. Joyous days, you will allow. CLERKS HILL , PLAY ALICEL Clerks-Alicel Game Is to Be . Played Tuesday Evening; M .1. A. Also to Meet Per ry on That Date. , , Th. .Clerks lnsk.tl)all 'ti-nin'. si h-,I-ulcd to pliiK tlj,. I'urpU. Olsnts nT Kcho. In Iji (ir.indi. on I In- vvi-ning of WushlnKton-s blrtlnliiy nniilvorsury in tho hlBh school' cym 'rnr the' clmm plonshlp Of Kaa'tern Or.Kon. wtll play thilr third Knn' of 'tin.' l.n';(randc Ainnlf-ur Baamtlnl' ' n-iiKue ' hmihoii Tursduy nvenina- In the "V Kyninns luin when they meet Alleel. Alliel will, a rslrly strons; t.Minl .is t'xpeuttnK iu iiuiii ine i lerlis to a lowur score Minn did Imbler or the. Hamhlers. hut .lope points to Bll easy win for the i lerlis. nevertheless. plaintive strain one might be tempted to inquire what has j Ty are in their courtship now. I six men. mi 01,1 o. a. -. simknu.'. Uome of the "best seller" of six months ago. The novel- i"' lsls of toUay nave yet to stanu tne test 01 time, nappy is , .( i nr- m i 1 i Ev. ry black sheep was somebody s he among them who, 25 or 50 years her.ee, will prove to be!pet )mb once, to the readers of that era such a source of perennial joy J-. .. . , , .. . " c, ' -.T-v i i mi i li "h-' never sees the old fashioned and delight as are Scott, Dickens and 1 hackery to the! musucht cup. any more. He does readers of today. In the meantime no amount of adula-"'ot f.e th. mustache any more cith tionjof otjhll be'-ahle to dislodge these old favorites lert"ey JUHt that-. froif the jiniifenabte position they hold in the temple of j-.tretheompnnts fame. I t'll- : '": : f ' " ' jwit ur '.pride.f j; tills season. Is eonslilt.rerl one of tji HironKest iimuteiir hoop quintets. In the state. I'ete Larson. , I'ii rk Taylor, ami .Max Allord are forwards, Ourrity, cen ter ,an,l Judy Ash und Sheet Iteynoldn are fnmrils. . The M. I. A.;teitin; one, of the strong est In the !.. (!.. a. 11. will ivlso iilux IVn-y Tuestluy evtiPlna-. )fii'; tiring Sunshine We are taxed for rhaktajr money,' lor nnving money, for borrowing money,' for matrimony, alimony and ' parsimony. Only the man who steals 'money gets off without the tax. . . . .it i Vn thni,, nnnnU 1., .rlo uor yearsnneiihave ueen etlorts;tp produce rain uy, t throw wnes," warns Cv! m ynnr nniinr h v n hnHiir liu IIIUIIU UIIIIUL 1923 TAGS I N VALEtMTfNE BIG I DAY ATGRANGE ON DISPLAY HERE NOW Most men. know tbo quality and .salisfucUon obtained from Hart, Schaffia-r & Marx clolhs Ihf-y wear them conwintt'iUIy and arc always glad to see tin new styles ut the beginning of tucli ueuson. The new models und fabrics that are here for spring: are in a wide rancf of patterns and styles. Kvery suit is stylish, made of thf bent ull-wool fabries und exprrtly tailored and liart, Kchuff- ncr & Marx clothes are guaranteed to giv ab.solute sai-irfaction. .;" JHeoii: $:i.i.uo to Mfo.fio"' 1 1 'l''y'- : Exclusive Agents for FhH'sheim'-Sliocw 11 " ed thu Valentine hueial held at GraiiKf hall Wednesday evening. Tho hall wan decorated hi keeping with St. Valentine day. The rormee part of the evening was devoted to thft iirugrain which -thf soeial coiu m it too had carefully prepared. Thr most Interesting nuniher was the pos ing done for rcpre.sent'itiun of pir- f;itANii; llAl.lj, Pob." -T'J.-l.nn- lures in a photograph uN'Uiii wlileh ce le Long haH been absent, from: ( wan being ':;hown to tlumh Mrs. itoli ?viit"" nvyiHi itvr fii' v.tecjuiH' 07 ;oKn.' "i - !''d J'Ctf.j -it ; I jist SatJUiibtyiioyeiUnu.n' Iuj-ko .n ir-, ly of: riieiin .gjiftUflrctl at the, home in" Mr, and:0rp.j,U'orge--jfltikpK'i-: to huvw ,U''iniry rttuie t:'iT.df,M,'gum,oi'i aiiJl mufiie,- wewr the .dlverHionn for the., mveiilng. ; HofroshineiU" J gallics. iniiMlr and rerie.Hhment.s com pleted the evening of fun. VlMlml) Klini'U'.uul l-ll,en.vl 1.. school I'ritluy alter being absent ev- era I days on account of illnucsx Mr. Uidgnfi lias in . littlu Hhodn Island lle, baby chicks. Some or thu little fellows a-t: u month old. artificial llieanS. KeglOriS afflicted With ClipUght have Kooy, "but they should avoid mak- "All' cur-drlW 'A-ho"op:eVat; th..r 9 imitf friinrl K:4rdUin-t.t rxnfM-inntPrs lint when results!1"?' f.J. their ncihbors who ;?.hici.. without itii'l iu.-n Ph.t;. Sr- 1 , n .7',- , r-L- . - ry, " " ipwn rVK NxmI irr.in today on will be pros. ciil- j were obtained it is not at all certain that they were due to;- ' . . Ud. unbw uu-y, wm'siMiivVoiptM' hi f therffortsf the.))ci:ators. The.ra.n might he- yi-A Hn weio served lo 42. 1;.. ; .;. ; , ,ji Seventy -ive.ttn.vUed" gucnts enjoy- Fiettl)ay,t.,ivscientiinc experiments have been conduct. !K.;T.:5&Th.t ZrA, TrX ed ljl CO-opeiltKin Wltll, the ariliy ail' service Which are an- jvould-hav probably taken ton dol- Ju. , rlv' y,.ar Mnw-tlon' aa'.fflM.;.n nouhced to have' produced raiii. The clouds were made n!:?,,;,mLp""! i"tcrest on " lnt';"1'"'."' ',.( ti,i,t plates rn, 1 - ne n, iiik issiieu prt.nipiiy now. A J- 1 -i. i . i 10 oisappear anci precipitate tneir moisture, ine restutif . --.t ;. ,,.,.!! ,i,inK or ,h,. ,,,, , was obtainet hv drounintr electricallvhare-ed sand on theimuiitiitnitmiitiitmtittmitBiiMi fur i'""n of ears without , - . ' . ' ' " - o - I. ii ,. clouds troni airplanes. The chief effect observed was not in the amount of; moisture precipitated but in dissipating the. clouds and' value for this is forecast in the removal of fogs over cities, j The .experimenters foresee a practical and immediate beii efit in the means of making mists, which often obscure fly-! ing fields, disappear at will. The time taken to destroy! the clouds and bring out the sun, presumably, rarely ex-: ceeded two minutes. ' ' ' i hile rain lvas been precipitated in small quantity me tests cm not Income Tj ax By Clyde V. Huntley . ; ColleVtbr. acts 8 the new ptatrn is held feasible Iiy th . pv;ict; atHhnrltis .unless proof ran be Hliown t hat t Lit; plates wen1 applied fur before today In good faith. "A close qltect; will lie made and anyone (Trrtind falling to comply with the pre scribed course will he arrested,," -t'hief IhtyucH concluded. . - Thousand of prrsoiu wholly .from derive their set-m to offer much heme for inlipf in cso L . fro'V, lar: , A - . .v... oniiuiL.- pain ov a 01 01 ougnt wn.'ii tiusjsv remains brass v. since clouds are1 sta"" or political subdivision there OLD OREGON TRAIL DON ATIONS COMING VERY SLOWLY NOW With a llotu. .of futl," Set: for- the improving nrpl -piiltiliK thf ld rclf'n Trail on the map. , l.u Orande Is leOUll'wl 1111 MiJ.,MoV,ti,in1o .,n,1 fliov nincf nan nt,i ' ? V town, county, or ham- .silahiiy behind In her response-, nc- '. . , .. r.- ,rT. . wiivu.ii not, however, are not taxable. The 'ciirdlnir to Ail i!liih officials,. . Th u,. cuiuiiiiuii.-i .ut- nuuiy tu we iiDHt'iit wneii rain is most needed. But if fogs can he removed at will the in enlion will-be of great value in manv localities since the system seems not difficult to put into effect provided the proper appliances are available. Chile' Fine Example What has been characterized in advance as "one of Hie most important meetinps over held in the wpstpimi hemisphere" is to take place at Santiago, Chile, next ieason is that the redera o-overn- amnuni N, ie iri-,,n In mIHI emiHlHe,. ment docs not tax the instrumental- i,ly short of the lull ,iuoia ami Ihos.' ilies of a slate. In this connection (who hnvn i.een solicited nr ui-ite.l lo jiinny persons have the mistaken he-lmake their donation promptly. .M. iii m that all school teachers are i h. rshlp to the tild Oregon Trail As. exemld Horn payment of the income jsoelailon are one dollar each and a tax. Teachers are not exempt he- ni,ti- r .mount ua aKsiirn...! cause enip.jred in educational work.lt,, l.usiucss eonc rns lu the elly. s.. I'nit only when employed by a .-".ate ! hi, i, prnetleuliv all have responded. !r polllical subdivision thereof. 1-ri,,. X,iirtnire n ars t-, lie mainly n. I IHiblic schmil teachers in the Dis- n. .iniiai-,ion,i,v who v , re not sollell- tlict of tolumbla. Alaska, and II.l- ' ,d l.y i-lreillur I, !l,-r. as were the luisl waii are not in the exempted class eoneerns. roniilhiitlons should for the reason that they arre not : i. , i . o,,, secrelnry 01 lie- Ail c'lul, or presented "l Ad ("lull hen, I. i-l.-i h In the I.H (irande National Hank hulldlliK.- ' ! date employees, and their salaries. part thereof, arc paid by the Ked I covernment. The saluries f all Kcdeial officers and emplovees are fllliject to the tax except that a Fed eral income tax can not he levied t. i ih 'ii . y. ;,v--i'-! ' 7uH ' .i- 1; 1,1!'! I- '' (! ,a -)il.ni!.;.:1 j!n: ffil'i ,:.! 10 11 i -i-".- ill, -. -'l !Uri . ,;ii:'tl, I. nlj' .tir., ' !,:,. ;,VnJI ),,!;' I i- : 1 Chamberlain's Tablets . , J'ar Indieestion and . Constipation ', "ri, .,-.1 , ha.s (Kate liedhead) l.y Jlis( .lon,.s;cm, j have used for indigestion and,., , , ,.tl, ..,.,.,,:,..,,,, poor-; constipation is Cliamberiain s Tali wood and ilia, liun . Williamson ios-1 lets," writes Melaid K.-C'j;aiir; MioVi xl its faihej- and iiiqihci-;, Wm..,xaJi. die Grove, N. V. Thc-v worjc like 1 lor as Ahe Umwlii; Mrs. A. K. nutria charm and do not. grift or leave ' "., an the woman who lolled Hv,. h'ns. any unpleasant effect dv.,!, , , hands; Sirs. Wm. Taylor, the woman I "' ' - ' ' r '- ' ' . Who died wilh eanuol';' Mrs.. .Clyde. . tldpple aiidMi.l. llert Uruut as the Siamesr Twins: -.M is., Adam lieck. the fat woman. of the cirqos: lien lke. lor, Ihe loan or untold domestic trop hies; lleryl Taylor and l-'.uuna lleek. Tom Thutnlt and wife; lialph Ktrfnv hfiln. (he niother-in-litw!H. 'sister's niece's litlo boy;, lilhel Kherv-ood. thh 'woman who, , could makn,: such ' nice 1les; Ai I-:. .Fluv., tho j minister, and ,51 ra. Oeoi-Ko itJekelTr; file,' hi-lde. ; A'" ter H19 rendition of Hie p'-ofiiiin. ! iMHHHBJlJinilI mmmw I Apples ttjj)ajammf- a $3.00 Per Ton for Feed. Good cooking and eat ing apples, shiall, at 20c per box. Only5, a few box es of large sizes left. : Grande Ronde For IriFantti Invalid d Children The Original Food-Drink for All Asm. QuickLunchstHome.OmceaFountains. KichMU ic, Mai ted Grain Extract in Pow derkTabtetfonra. Nouribinj-No cooking. Avoid Imitations and Substitutes ' aar.mtmmmtttnaaM:: For Sale or Trade ISO liens. 6 iiiles cast of J.a a nerei In crop .all ., Orande iybnttcd; ruonth It will lie composed of the official representatives irihe'rv o? thenpu.,'fdenC, oT.'he 01 .1 American croverilinents. 'I'hei-e have lieen four lire- 'Jnited Stnt'e, m.r Vn.ier,i i...i.. yious Pan-American conferences, but nothing like this in"L,,,7fu.,,li.n;i',i"h '" .,,m' its momentous nature. The other conferences discussed, "l 'he Um ,hpy ,wk yiuereby commercial quest ions. The agenda for the fifth V'!, aVtiJI'mim "f :,,r'00 conference include political questions of the greatest ilU-!VI,l service allowed under the revenue porVamong them the forming of an -American league of j,.'!- nations and consideration of the policy to be adopted in!'""!- "f i"me for tin. year m case bf aggi'ession by a .Kin-American power. Reduction lU'amr'iuV of armaments is another vital topic for discussion. I !r - It is most interesting, therefore, to learn that Chile. j A Thi"!l",.,",', Mi" " regtirdless of what action this coming congress mav take,' Scr'i your name and addie plain Jwjs decitied to make a snl stantial deduction in her ownit;lipainnerUm fi" standing army, the third largest in South America. The'"" Co- r" Moines. ioa. and re- reason given is highly sienificant. Chile k'lieves tliere is!fTn. T ft" "iS r.r"' no serious causes for disputes between South American or f;uKh. c.ids. croup. brn- cotintries, and that any which arise in the future will ..I i , , .- . . . " R,o'i: ii,r.a,; v namiH-riiun s fettled through arbitration, that principle having I teen ioma,h and t.iv.r Tablets for stem morally mrepted. Hut if war should threaten, it sees the plL 'ZJtXXt I lllteij .States 111 the I'iile of liowei'flll l.'e.'li-e-lll.'iker. There If" ami conslipa'ion: ihsmlH-r- tu 1 hma'iii.it tm .-.....:..;...' r .. t . ;. . . i lines Salve, ttreded In rvciv family here, n tly im.-l h, rs. If ad.-pt .... .... ..... ,, ,. ,,,, vAi-u.-r tin- Keeping up large, for boms. JJs. .un,K p,lc. ,;i , dii,.ff .. r She sc..,,.) v.- puliwii'.v '.-.tahliMimciit.-. in boutli America bv nation ""etll,1"5: ,"iucJ ,,4",i,v ",l ' :-,l,'c 1 ""' Which sincerely desire peace. ' mu,''!u-Adv!: Pnl' 4 """" Po"'1 ! ;,'" ,n t""pl'"",m THE MAKKKT (By Associated Press) PORTLAND. Keb. l!. Steers slow, other cnttle steady, hops lifty to To cents higher; prime iirih io to SIO.7.1; sheep steady, circs weak wilh a lower tcmlency; butter easier. i.i.ks iii:ixi si.ai tinri.m:i (lly Associated Press) .mii:i:ii:i:n, Wish.. Kei. is Ulael; hear, couual-H and wild cat ate enlHtntr a noticeable decrease I the herds of elk III the Olympic pep -ii-.iia. K. '. Iliint-r of the I nllc Slates Bec.lovlcul sinxey repo-ts. M II,, I, lei. who hi. spent Ihe last In .,is In the ol inpli- mountains, sai 11, .11 Ihe wild nlllinals preyed up"', ilte elk calves, allhonirh ndnlt elk Heir n"' attack'-. I. Mr. Milliter1 fa-u,-s a ho"lt!y on hlllek t,e'-s nod ., eat-.i oiind open Season tt aimilll !,'te them. chial. "flu (,11:1. ov t;Hii smut Illy Associate,: Prcs) VAVllii'l'KII. Wash.. I-Mi. I .- ' Ml-s l-:ihel l-etersen. the v'-1 jostle, f li, e peaee of Krult V.ill.-. i.r If.' i 1 :. ' Tlv rQire if U.B.TkiftY.foIkr, aid every Veck I am oirx Kave a real mezac for you.. I have been. encja4ecl to wbrlf for the livet Bank irj thir Wiv.'" WATCH FOR MY WM La Grande National ' Bank. Also 4rt acres .mile east of u f 7.-5lfC-.. ... ,, 'arlh-ulars & - ' ' witiTi-: owxioit, H' P. o.-'iiox S2...i-iir g.i .ii uaaatmmmsaamstaatmrnttttatj: Ummattaaaamjttaa:mmtai,. a a- l m H a -llnu I'Vacrej H Bunting's Warehouse Your Bookeeping Problems and Small Accounts - . Can Be Tropcrly Handled If You ' - . .-. EIJiCTFUOJI OUR STOCK 1 . A Complete Line of I-oosc-Lc;if Jlerchandise 7 ' 1 Dindcrs, Ledges, Etc. Newlin Book h Stationery Co.