La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 06, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR ' . Thursday,' December. 6, 1923 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER j. - La Grande Evening Observer I V INDEPENDENT N EWKl'Al'KIt Published dally and weekly ut La Grande, Oregon, by La Grandu Evening Observer Publishing Com pany. BRUCE DENNIS, Editor. Entered at postofflco at Iji Cirunde, Ore., as Second Cluss Mull Mutter. V f ; On sate In other cities Oregon Hotel Newa Stand. Portland; lin perlal News Stand, Portland; Mult nomah News Stand, Portland. Ad drees all cominuntctuiuns to THE OBSEHVElt, 141 0 Atiamu, . Ave.. ia Qrandu, Oregon. SUUSCitlPTlON JtATKS By Carrier Pally per month Vfx: Dally, per three monthii $li.Lr. Dally per six mo., In advance, $4M : Dally, single copy i.e lij Mall Dally, per year. In advance....$5.00 Dally, six mo In advanco $2.60 Dally, three mo,, In advance, $1-26 Daily, per month 6uc CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPFU MKMUKIt ASSOCIATED I'RKKS The AwioclatM Press Is exclu sively entitled to uso tor publica tion of all nt WH iliBpalch-H crcdiico to U or not othcfcw.BJ credited lk published tiuTt.'m. An ihjiita of re publication Ol' HpiM.'lHl (l4Mj)Uteht'L this pupcr, and h.hj Uic local newj herein also Hn; n-Hfrvt'd. HF.lCKT (!' I'KOHl'l-MUTV: A:, lolij; 11.. Iiu houkIiL tut! J, ord, (J-ou mmio iiint to prosper.--2 Chrolc ir.t l;:k V- Mellon Has Made Sentiment It was .said of Edmund IJuiPo during his political careei that "he caliied into tin; treatment oi public linance tin same sense 01 fidelity and scrupulous desire to do the wist thing that lie would have dispiayd in a question affecting his personal fortune." .That same fidelity and scrupulous desire was displayed in the financial policy of Secretin of the Treasury Mellon as set forth by him in his recent public statement. j One would have to go I1"' back to find a letter, or state ment, by a secretary of tin; treasury which made so pro found an impression upon the country as that of Mr. Mel Ion. It has stiued thought everyvvheie in a way almost unparalleled.- It was met with wide and encouraging ap proval but was forceful enough to. arouse o) position. 1 was inevitable that the public interest should be attractei by bo firm and frank u presentation of sound financia. Much of tlie oiiposition to the Mellon financial progran. came from the politicians. They jesented it because it in r terfcred with their personal plans and they were disturbec by it because its issue Mas so timed as to rouse the publk sentiment in advance of the meeting of congress. The poi jticinns pioless to solicit the expression of public opinioi but their selfish hypociii y is exposed when another, sucl , 'as Secretary Mellon, creates a wave of public opinion ad verse to their own pel projects. What is the explanation of the extraordinary response -". summoned forth by this announcement of national policy ; Its contents were both striking and persuasive. The fact: S; and arguments which it arrayed, were too conclusive U She ignored. As a piece of financial reasoning the lette was a model in its maishaling of the evidence and its caln ! '.'drawing of the proper inferences, lint this1, may be con , ceded without levelling the real secret of the letter. Com ',' ' ing from any other man than Mr. Mellon it must havi .1 been denuded of ita. foice and power, Andrew Mellon 1 ' ji public servant known by everybody to he above suspi cion of selfish or political motives, lie has no persona or' party ambitions to gratify and is probably the pee Jof American financiers, giving of hi.; experience and know ledge to his government and countrymen. ; , Coal operatoi;:, says a government commission, art selling coal at prices that, "are neither reasonable nor nec essary." However, then; is 'no cause for (ho consume Ho gel excited, lie know nothing will be d;ne about it ;' '! -More than 11,000,000 liipior proscriptions were writtei by physicians last year. In the estimation of many suf "let-era John Hark yconi still provides a sovereign remedy For assassinating a Hulgariau minister in Prague th slayer was impi isoncd for two days. Evidently his crim -was regarded as a grave one. SrV? 'I 4 A Gift That h Sure to Please A prfccJ pc; .irn. the recipient will call it. It's ' AMITY ARlSlV-CrtAT th-.- fs-e.r if rwkcttxiokc. made of the h-M t f pcA;: in tl.c new rich mahosany brown it's a K ! Entti ARl!"i'OC;' AT comw in n sopcib silk lined GUT BOX of ct :;( .i.'ti-ri d v.-i;h cmiIhkscJ curved covoi i:oly I t to !io!J. a yil't ;n handsome. Put you mil t rre tb.o : ,t wcnJcrfel poikctbooks. Come in tod;:y. Y'e avc t!..:m cr. di.pljy. Red Cross Dtuiz Store - zz ttik w oft- w o iF STAMPED IMfTY IT'S LEATHER COOLIDGE LAUDS intuttvo Bt'Hiilonj ho t hut his 'worth UlUlvlll VUKlI1iKr) to tnU-ri'sl ull I'nlon county Den iorr.it-i in hilt behalf, for ho in tluir Cl.F.VKI.ANIi. (I.S.H.) A ' liotnu man." sage from I'n :ii.J iit ( '(uiil,l;;i- hh j It w. rather annitiiiiK lo tu-e road by Mod r;ttnr i'harti-;t ! n- 1 1 lit- osiivcnwo dti'luyi'd by Mr. hart .of WodhUt, Ohio, ai i !i- J :''": h nIatlvo not only lo the op"ninjr of tin- J'n ilyh'ri;ui N:l- fUrayt r nomination but alno re llonal cnvcniton li- t- tonij.Iit. f.anliiih Owi tKclln of a t)ei.iOi-it Prctiidi-ul rooll'lif wrote; -lnm OrKon to the L'nilrd Htnl9 -Your invitation t, llx- NaMoual !''''"''' A It. -publican ' who has -'onf.-i-.-m.. and nfiv-nt ,n of Hi-,,,,",,r1 u,f" ki,", of P"!'11 talk Pr.-Hbylwiuu rhuivl,, ut (Jo- b-,;in- !'f i'"ed Mr. Hmilli'M atl.-n- rili.e 01 I 'it. .-I,.-. -tti-i- -ill! tn nuv'"" l""M,"l,,, ,v -umk' vf-ry much. 1 wluli it wi-tf po Hible. IiUIi imlortiinaf ly it in nut, for mi' to ini'H with t li" K-ith'-r-t ;ttr. Vour bi t' f oui lin of i tic Kr'.-al to u h ifli Cm- !'tiv . tlt-H of tlx- I'n ahjtfilan rhurch, in h i-.niniry. Uuk rr..w;i : j 7 4 . laily impr.fiaivi-. It ia ciniiiyihi; Jll lili il C ALLi , now 01 ,,.. r-m,' I RESIGNS AS KP.-hh thai h Im iih; a.'. oni pi ..sh-'d mT? A L?I TO IT? by a church whirh ban atuays 1 IwA&lJltrjlfc ji-Mi H( (b'vntf to t ) bi-oadf'Ht - Tiiblb; u ti n;t ial inh-n .'m. I u inii j (Continued from page 1) you would convey my unmti am-eB i of best wlMh.-s h ll- coiir.-r.-ncr. ,n" 'l'M uHwclatu Itanlia. The with niv ciili.rrnt hone lor- I lie " uur owo.th oi .iiu m.wch i onilniiumc of the Nph iidid work of IVealiyl. rlanitcii in-l.'la country and the world. t on t ' in Mnliincnt and that uhihoii the rank of thti ffrund old party nu.y di:;plaM the' chaos b.-foris cl'C tton flay, erlmittlnK however that If a Democrat It iniitit bo HiM Utrtycr would bu a veiy Rood man. joosTixt; ins 1I0A1K MAN FOR 11. S. SKNATE (i'ouliiiU'-d ti'oiii 'n:- l -o in of the lt;;iil f : lvpi and has carried lifs n-pntiil ion lor :nai--al injr t h roll i; h a c n inlcr of" fi-f:- Indigestion Way Lead to . Appendicitis Itcpcate I a(t:i.el;i of iml Iri-hI ton fteil lead to heri'M'.s ImIImmiui.i lon of l!ie iitoina li and intenlmal .net. TIi'.k inf;aiiiuiatioii may f.n lly e.t Il l to the ttii'!iiMx, which HiiaMy be oiiii H iiHi ei.-d throiiKb he pteKen-.! of Ion I, irritating aattt-r In t lie bnwela. It doeHii'l pay to ifinniv cvin lie moat. Mi m pi i warntllKa "I" 1 1 ;cstlvc trottiite. N-k1'I la rc-ponaihli- for iiiitIi oiIsitv-. I'n HHllietiH u t. "tie pit f III" .stem .ch. Hour taste in tiie nionlh, x 'ckhIvc tx m. bea :! Inn u, imuse.t, ouillin. I'itt-- mmi li '.-:. .onsUp.i inn, biltfi'i- iiemt, di,:y u I'm mi l .inlpitatlon "f the h-art. all. r e; t I1J! Hie t. Mile of (lie lllo.il COlli- aou HytnplouiM ponr clii;i ntion. If )oi! are sul'i'fl to Jiiiy foi-m " iiloioaeh iin1rer:-t. don't t;il ! rj, a bottle of Smith Itrof;.' M. . ., lie Ki'.ii ant. fd slniuaeh treat men I. TIi'm wonderful nn-di-,n! iiHiially k' pnnupl relief com all (lincoinloi t. hi .l.'ct, It i COM tn a n.ifi;t.ic iftnmnt. f ni'ill' y b-n I, If Die t'lral boltle nils iii do so. A lair.- bottle out;: but fryitX U I'liar nacv will Miipply you.t Mail or jcis iicc. pled). Adv. the Kirni National hank of Lewis t'ai arc alfto controlling owners in ten other hanks in Northern I M.ho and J-jiit lit a.sl t rn WaHhlliK 'ion. 'Chit I'ir.t National hank of 1 I .v.if.ton In rated us a MtroiiK in j: titnlion, comparlnj; fiivn-atdy with any bank In Mie pacific north went. Mr. Met 'all will remain In Lt'Wlidon but Mrs. McCall will not Join her hushand until thp first of th coming year. With Mr. MeCaP's rcMlKtialion, trnitni county l ouch an efficient ot ficial and a piOKri-KHivo cltly.cn. iMirliiB his term of office aa coun. I ffl fy irouamrr, which he cult-red in- flfy to following ' thV r"ijTUition of j j John Krawlcy, in pjia, h ha 1 served in a manr.ut-i- that win j ffa completely mil isiaeiory. puiin JMMrt2-Si5j' s Mr. Man's Xmas Gift ion county position Mr. Met 'at! was associated wdh various lanks in ' ?nion county and in Malheur county. He is well known and well liked throughout the ('lantern ure Bon district anil Ih bclntf beeincd today with coiiKraliilallon-s upon bin forward Hlep in Ix-couHuk af filiated with the Hrst National Hunk of 1-evvi.ston, mixed with n Kivt that jt (Jran'le and 1'nlou county stiould luao him. Mrs. Hacon, bin HiiccoHwor as county Ireasiiri;!', 1 a very capa )le woman and county officials feel that, with her appointment, tlm offlco left vacant by Mr. Mo. fail will be very well taken care ot. I'ecember tenth, last day to pay tho water rent without a penalty. I2-H-3I 1 i L-- j '.r?t ac'rTTrrTgaa Think m rKm. i a h w -m i i m ai m ; rm mm a m a r TilUvti t'bll.lieii You're Aton( IH1 When a man -JnuYi I to borrow froubl' lend Kirr oil oi have " Whatever Daddy and Mother do is JuHt rlglit you don't want them to be mistaken, do you? Certainly not. Then leach tlicm to know that tho secret of prosper- ' lly i tho ability, to wvt)'. money. Hlp them learn the habit. We want lo help you help them. Iloinu banks aio fino. Open an account with us for the "uimm-s""' "wTTlT show them the saum court cflics wo would you. djV , " MANHATTAN SILK S1IIIITS Our stock of idanhatUtn Silk yhirts is the most exclusive and attractive in town. We have striped, checked and pkyn pat terns in your favorite colors. Every man is proud of a Manhattan. From $).00 to $11.00 MANHATTAN SILK PAJAMAS Extensive assortment of Manhattan Silk Pajamas in plain and figured, checked anU striped patterns, many shades, all sizes. In deed, an excellent gift. From $5.00 to $16.50 OREGON CITY BATHROBES i w The famous virgin wool product, made in our own state of our own materials. Inspect at your earliest convenieiice this most attractive line of men's and boys' robes Navajo and other patterns equally as. good from $(5.25 to $22.50 I pj CRAVATS A good tie, that gift which never fails. Tre mendous assortment of both silk , and knit in many tasteful patterns Q'LY ;md colors. Froni- $1.00 Vi 15 MORE SHOP PING DAYS TILL XMAS SHOP NOW!. WA TGHES R Christmas Gifts SOMETHING YOU SHOULD KNOW S A ROT IT WIMTPR I TTRR IP.ATTOM A That's why we say use Zer olene "cold-test" oil, it re mains fluid in cold weather and lubricates the bearings and cylinder walls at the first turn of the motor and makes starting easier. You'll probably avoid trouble and expense by getting on the safe side, with Zerolene. A poor "cold-test" oil often means scored cylinders, worn bearings and expensive re pair bills. Be sure use the grade of Zer olene recommended for the win ter lubrication of your car. Consult the Zerolene Correct Lubrication Chart wherever Zerolene is sold. if STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Califbrnis; hi .A. ' I (VJf Gruen The most beautiful watch made. When you give a ('iiuen Watch you give a watch which the recipient will be proud to show because its val ue and prestige are es tablished. T h c name "Gruen" on the dial gives this assurance, JP l?jt CjP )S j 4 La Tascua I'earls Hull Suit Case Umbrel las ' Howard Ebony Military I h ushes Seth Thomas Clocks Fairfax, Etruscan and Virginia Carvel Silver ware IS 17 Rogers llros. and Community in Silver . Plate 4 wfw El gin GRCIEM VCRITHIN I Diamonds 2 The Gift Supreme ft Wc have largo selec-ft itions in all the latest mountings. s i S Diamonds sold on? Jeasv-pjivinent plan. 3 I ! 3 KcsiHinsible accounts; -appreciated. ? r jp "op tvjr mm fj Wall ha in, llanillton and Howard ' We have all of them in the latest white and green gold cases. The largest se lection in Eastern Oregon to choose from. Iluy n watch you can trust. Look for a reliable name on the dial. When you buy here you buy a watch you can depend on. We urge you to make your selection early, while our stock is complete. ; A small deposit will lay away any article till Xmas Vi-oli-tip No. 1, No. 3 and No. 5 are nil h'xhI "cold'test" oils. If yon have trouble shifting Rears, nso ZiMolene Transmission Lubri. cant "H" it remains fluid at low temperatures and permits ready (dulling of gears. . v ' - Our name. "Siegrist & Co." on the Gift llnx J u adds much in prestige, but nothing in price ft SIEGRIST & CO: Kcliahle Jewelry. Watch and ( lock Repairing always at a fair price. Wc recover your Umbrellas like new.