La Grande evening observer., December 29, 1923, Image 4

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Tttfi LA ORANDE EVF.NINP, OBSERVER
Salurdav, Dcctmhpr 2), 102;).
la Grande Evening Observer!
OLD HOME TOWN
Jty Stanley
j ISBEPEKOKNT MEWSPAPF.n
f'ubliahed dally and wlly at
I Grands. Orttiron, by 1 .nfl run do
KTflDlnc Observer I'ublliihliiu' I'om-'
BROCK PENCTH, Editor.
BIBtertid, at poat4f flea at f.a ilramlo,
Or.i a gtuond (!lw Mull Mat tor.
'On Bale In, other onion orouon
Hotel' Nomi Btand, Portland; Im
perial News Hmnd. Portland; Mult.
lorha!i Nuw Skiiiil. Portland,
: Addreas all communlnnllnha to
tlUJ OBSMIlVr.ll, Hid Adunn,
Ava X.a Crundo. Oregon.
schsciiiition it aids
'., ljr Carrie
pally. Pr nioajh .. 7f.c
pally, iwr throa month...... t:i "f,
iJMly peralx mo., In advance, M.r.u
jwlff, KtOfCio OOpy ftp
IW Mall
Dally, por monili m
Dally, throo mo.. In nilvntiea i iji
IMllly. MIX niO.. In liilvnnon -l Kit
Dally, per year. In adTOnn..i.u
lTV AND for VI V Of IKIAb
I'AI'DU
Aniiu:it AssotiATi-.i l-nt;
The AiMnrlatod promt la cxelii.
HlYoly eiiiiil.d to uho ror puhllca.
lion of nil nnwH l 1h ;i I li credited
to it or not oihoinlnn credited In
published therein. All rlftliUt uf r.
publication ul' p.ilul .lUtpnlch.-a
IhlM paper, and mho rim luoul nvwu
here.lu ulno am na'-rved.
iimsii'ii.i:nt iiki.i'
Lord In my deliverer. 2
Tho
Samuel
ll; Upsetting The Plan
! i'Of course we huve to all bow to the wisdom of the su
preme court even if their decisions upset nil plans and
Cause earnest endeavor to be tin own to the four winds.
j:j This i what happened yesterday when the Orpjfon hitfh
tribunal "haywired" the super-tax commission law and sent
nt' 'the-work of the last legislature in the way of holdinjr
down tux expenditures into the waste basket. The law
provided for a commission to sit in review on the work
KNI - r---A-
ir you Dwir lift V , Benrr-More'C
I I to Mk
I smi! Jii '
V V , I
since 'hci hemdricks mM! a KLokunoN Jk'H i'A
s TO THE UU Or TOWACCV AMIi STAKT ft 1 2f &'-
!' IW WA MOV MB maj bfu fSli'j ' r
J umu) i a..i.ilw. 1" ti;
OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
Obituary
HI IVSTITI TUN Tin:
HOI "I'll
TIm rrhiK iT miIiIJIii
I Inn hnt been ht'OiiKlH. In ih
tilt power iii KriiliM-ky.
wlicni u Iiiik Ihi'ii
Mlllny: Mliky rtHiM-r rot
lfHiiii plii'-icrs." (in'citM.
Idild Itcililtl,
I'nriiK r, nit i ciiitnl ui.. I l-v l li
ra Oil it.
iiu'ercnce must be that the inci'eased charity is the result
of increased philanthropy,' a 'more universal generosity and
a new brotherhood ol" man,, rather than a barometer of
the tux levying imdies. jMultnomah had adopted the Ji-ri'Winr ' poverty. ' , .
plan' by, u city ordinance and it has worked well for a few is healthtul to concern oneself at least once a year
years,
hhve-ihe benefit of the uner commixsion nlaii.
;i..Now the supieme court decides that the law is faulty!
in tta title and the whole scheme tfets u setback that may I
c;tuse its permanent defeat. '
f .:VBut, why worry, again we say, the old ship of state
v. ill sail alon regardless so, let's be happy in the coming.
New Year. : .'' !
I't-n Aiik'I'h lmri
tun'.
It rr-aily in
r hat n w
flllM
11
I THOMAS f.UUIAM
i TNfON Thoman Ornhiini, nn
ioii ani rfpitMl puiwn if I n
'ion, iiloil at lint luike J'Unaiorltim
j ThnrAiuy, lMi pm-t r 20. J9Z4, ;
i!4 ynif, 7 nmnihrt anl 28 Uay5.
i 'iVio ruritirat tnok ploro from Mm
1 1 u to rJiilfifft In Mouth I'nlon,
Hiinduy, IHTmhr 23, at. 2 n'elork I
jl. m. tinitr MiaionlA aiiKfilffw. Th j
! ,i rmnn u drllvfff'il l.y How Ap ;
; ihur lloilfe, ot Xrntjtrlun '
; r!llllPll.
'l'liotfiu4t flmham wa brtrn Ifl.
.siorltng- Illlnoy, April 2-', is59,
lurid ld ut Hot i.ako, Or,fon. !'-(
'rwnh.tr iftr ut 4:30 p. m.
If U4 murru d tu jospliln'
I'pron. AutfUHt t, lkSi, Irr lUirriHon
ArkiifiKu. To Uilrt union wro
lorn flvi I'liililr.n. Mr. Irahum
In Hiirvivd ))" Mrti. Oralutfii and
jiour of i he chlMrcn Mtlvln j
minium, i)i i nion; jird. nnnniu '
MorriMfy, of HriUile; Mm. Wra 1
Hack, uf Spokane. W:udi,; and
M m. John JiicohM, of I nlon Ore- j
tfon. TIkth ura Ihreo ffrund clill-I
drcn ArrJiie I'ani phell, of t'nion '
:m I .ear and Chester MurrMey. (
The family runic to I'nlon In -ISM.
Mr. Oruhnm -was a member of!
r;the MiiKonle i irder und thn Wood-
nu n of thn Vr)d. IIh was known
infiHt dlNli-fKMiii, IW' 11 m;ul C f'"1 nualllien, honent,.j
I lain AiiKv-I'Mi "ii-ikih. una neighborly. rnion
ni ;uiiy nnsM mis old aim honor
ed elltzen. . '
out
9
tii
(li-Vil'H hll'HH-
ln.
i-i:oi'i.i: wiici.
(.I OIK.i; w. fKI'MHSfrS.
I'hf funf-ral hitvIcih of lioorco
AS - .Ml I'll .s''W. I'l-ti rMon. ukoiI Cft, wlio jaMK-:-d
.The lejislature believed the entire state should tne neeos and Happiness oi others, mid Ui Urmule hdssi:s auk
imiim. u umi, wmK. vot , ,n llol.li nii-m on I'Vlduy mot-nine at clou. f
, .Kills I'.V IIAMISII lv I N .. ja Uin-i' niulilliH illnriui, will !. Ij. ld
Ike. nation w..r.- for lai.-.' .-III..I - j from Hi.. nmlKruw und XJinin.-r-
and uth. r lornl li.Vlni; w"' "'" wound luli-.nian f un, ral ar-rvl. purlora ut Hvo
t.-.TI. n-roarkis uf hold i. ...i.i.-n'. "" "'' r'"' K"'n " pui-mnK.o rloi-k Sun.iay nfirrnuon.
ill ihiK Niibl.-... i.iiL-hl l li r. ' ",r uui..inoi.iii.. i . im- u. ii nan . nvou 111 l.a
Editorials From
Over the Nation
II evi?fv li t,'iMl:ituii' titnl l i ' Vr-y
(il)icr hOi with Dm- tali-.f mmv
rt l.iHiff after Ih- nutlaiial fov
i rnin'-nt liu heaa tu relrrneh ihe
Htt'ti-M, eitlerf, (,vin and villc'en
).( an wijuhm1iIip,
,'.!',':'" "n.:"' "",,Ml 'irv.i.-nn Bv.-m .,t ...;. Vn-si.
Int Hanlinf,' had tail jm h -I tip
Imrr, 'tjjit(;;ln'd a liuIur' I s
"i in; t ii;n iu: known as
riiilHilan .Mchnch Monitor:
Ut.
I "h 11 li ph Andovul' aeuloiny at And
ov.'i , Ma., Mhowiril ko1 , Hrn.su
,, . . . . . , Mfiu n id hi t the hraki'tt on ihf i-x
Ity whi n Iih ili-elareil af u illmr . ' ... .. ,
., i i f iravaj.;nr ih-parlaa-ntM Mr, ('mi
i 'duel tun of th income tns rat
uud Dm ulmltttun vt the nulwauri
u.te.i.
The Greek Crisis
The departure of Kinjf Gcorjfe and his consoii from
Athens probably marks the close of the nionnrchial regime
in ureece. iv is notorious mat. me rrencn tfoveinmeni ex-1""11"" ". riBurui.-w or ni.i ( nr,w .. v,.rv i,... '"
. ..il ii...:.. :..n i: i ,n : .... c , iii;cu:1ik tliul uiv v.nrklnK tiillit' . ..." . si nil I
irtuu mi uieir liuiuciicu, iiipiuiuutit: anil uinuiwisv, in luvur m. thn uvruttr. hoy uf to.lu',
of the retention of the Greek monarchy. It is even rumored "" w' "i lie u virile nnd poi
that, the (rece,it flyiiw visit of Kin Alexander of Uw-,
lilavm to run was undertaken for the nuiDose ol mvokinir "y "f 'ouiii timt it nui,i-
Froiicfi suppoit in lwhalf of his royal brother-in-law.
Thtit King- George hits peinoiiully done anything: to merit
the lotw of his throne may be doubted.' He had the repu
tation of bein- un amiable and well-intentioned prince, who
otlydesired to curry out hin royal duties in strict accord-iincq-with
the constitution. The real artisan of the de
struction of the monarchical regime in Greece was his
futher, tlip late King Constantino. During the hust six
yurs of -the hitter's reign the unconstitutional policy ho
Th.
trraudi- aliuut Hlx vi'arM and- hin
AIAVAVS l)l:l:lt j.l. illli wan n ci lvod with HadncBM by
old rhiip." Haid tlii.:hl.i frlfiidn and who lin-w hlui.
i. "In WulHon d'-ur in! Hi iu Hiirvlv.-d by iwo sunn and
''"' ' lonu daimllt'T, Mycin IVL'raon, nl'
ii'lill.d t I J .u. (iiHii.i.., lii lNd-rson, of S.'iu
f it Ih vc iil." I Hi., and .Mrs. .Myrtli- l 'n-v. of (IiihIi.
M-n. tirfirun. and aliio lca'-H to
(Jlillldi- llilll. Inlkliuc of iiiuurn hia d, inlm lhri.n l,r..lh,
'Plrlnillll Mild sl.i- hud luti ly and lu aiMuru, John M. l'i li-ruon.
ml lull. I'lillluilllllrnlloil Willi lu-r .Mount ..,.,.nf Mlol,l,,n- nnn.
dnviiMNl liii.haiul. win. him ak.ilu0 .,,, ( )., jurhlBan: Will.
snlil. "Ilium I'l-tiTMon. t'lnltui't, Jdlr.lilftan: ,
wlu-iv ; j, Hunilonon, WMlo Klsh.
.Montaiiu. und .Mm. .Mil e MHi.mHI.
S.ullU'. WuHlilnt'lon. ;
MIT
"I nay,
l-:ui',luliiiiai
tlitu louillr
".Nut lllWII.VK,"
Aln.'iit-an. "Miwt
A I, n
Htraiueduthe.kivalty nrJijs neonjoto the brx,;iluuitiJwuikJi"i'd jii-. whwim not
"....(...,. I !..., I r..,.. ii,,. il. ........ i,.i i '"'K 10 Impruve Urn toxturu lliat
, mu-.
for I'ltnii'clli's, hut. j.hc
a loss lo know
ml llioiii."
' muni, miiii mil' or.0f
Ihr riniiiiiiiv, "vi. oiiL'hl u know
If he iliiln't n-k fur niiilrhi's!"
SMI
Hiiich uluio.it upiwur iu If an rr
ion wiih hf.lui; mad. to drprrclato
hl Kuud nun ill Ii-h ' to lh- advau-i
liiK'u of the fiirmur urullon. tr.',
Hli'uriu. hh.-h lliliupi 'dtffrr.ntly,'
howrvf-r. from, lunny ottiirit aud ac.
lually had I lie U'tni-rlly lo-Hay.a to nu-.-t th
Word In ili'fi-n."A uf ttln cl-lful iiI'm
known an hoy." who liud prrvlou
l.v lu-i'tl ruiuli. tlio HUhjn't ut c
uuiulM-r of ulicotiihliliiotilury remarks
It In Iruo Dial Dr. SlourtiH urfd
lliat thn Inriuriici' of what La
Wlu-n ii wpiuan its-la prnruiTK-nt
in jaiiilic ufl'aii'H prniil.. i-an't n--
ari'
Conutaiitine'B , removal from the throno came too lute- to.,,
save;thc monarchical principle.
. TiiV circumstances under which the change has leen
iindeitiiken do not augur well for the future tranquility of
the -country. The only hope for improvement lies in the
frreut '.'Influence of M. Venizelos. The adherents of that
ptatejiijian seem to have scored u considerable victory at
the pqllH, such (as would justify the hope of his early re
turn 'to Athens. At the samu time the bitter opposition
of his enemies has not diminished and threatens some
thing ikd civil war if he again assumes power.
'V:iUW ... , .... -r
Work
Has "work" become n synonym for the distasteful?
The. talk of the street would so indicate.
oyn an- made of, hut hi remedy
waH to pmiiy tie ataiophi rM t till
wlifi'h ihe youth w NiirroiiDdd
an.) Ill a.-hlivliitf l M ohjfet h
laid jtr.-at iai'NHtiislldlHv upon the
chureh. In mt iliduv. howevi-r, hn
uindi- II Hi a r thai the reltvlOU
wlih li apix-urM to (tie hoy uh ouje
thliif,- of mystery M not eiprrhdriic
that pawer lor irooil upon Mh toti
folouxiM wlili.h reiltrinii proper
ly coiH'.-tvrd Mhoald exerelse
,-11om ," he declared "'M. uut be
a.uraiMc.i' to ttm t-hureh If they
are tauirtil iloutuay and ereeilM1
Menee lie urK:d, , "Olvo the hoy
Hi.' rundaincntulH of t'hrltlitnlty
aiiil don't talk In tefiim of throl
ofiy." ( . ,
It In dlffkult to overemplia.Hl.e
lh liuporlanre of thlH suind, for
really them In no doubt that the
erase hoy Ih tn mi'hitouMy lit
Everywhere arei';irn, st ,,fK ,,arl tm iiiviop-
heard piotests against going to woi'k, complaints about the llll' tO(-l. . '.
(luidgery of work, "wishes" and "Hopes" for a time when
thera.will be no work, and scores of other testimonials of
a uufvei'sal aversion to work. This is one of the social,,.
uf III.- muMf hall i'uIIh oiiI. sm 1 1,. ' I )i .' i ,
l It MANY HIONSIM DC fllWUIIt
I Wllhnr iViish hi the Yalii ise-
1 IVit'w: 'riifl In Of i-(iurNO ii., fin,.
evils which modernity must eradicate. Industry and com-H,1,H" humor common t Un.
nierce Recognize it as im insupcmble liarrior to perfect "n"' Z'mTZ t'"."!,
efficiency, luiilic opinion I mils in it llie dragging iinchor. '"" "f th,. i-.-u.i..,. 1,1,11,1,, ulor,.
,.P K oh i of l.ilun- ' i1""" a ralnt "uurdlai.
Thc4.fi are men and women, however, who find in their
1. ii..,:,. ........ 'ri. ...... r..,.. i,,,t f..,.i,,.,.,i ......1..
.IIIIX I.ILt.'ll IflVOOlll. i IIVU ICll Mill nil IMIWtli; Ol'lll.l flllllV ..ii,, fin. .ii. 1 1. .. 1 ,1
, . . I in.iiv.1.1 um IIIIIUIll.
ut work early and leave late, in fact to them the pastirm's 'imi. 11 win h rmma, 1 think, thai
and amusements of others are "work" in the distastefu; ti; TLZuZ u
sense. ivy are vne contented unknown slaves to work pnysh -mi .p-ieet. on tin- iaeu-
while their majority brothers are making themselves the
unwillinj? slaves to work. It has been pmven that workers
vhaf think alxmt their work, and workers who are progress
you
IAf, MOKII S IN HANK
I HI ( ICS
Omaha World Herald: Oun may hIkI wondering how tliln.s
I0.0R iiton the routiim of .work ; riinahiK' aiou.'f at home.
done -by u hunk clerk uh a ear-
er d.-vold f roilianee. I'nliiw' Till-: UKASOX
tlie rlerk be ut a (ar window . not went tin- malla inaiielatm iro.
? pjblle, hlH tal; set ins Si just- in ial,- tin- ride.
to ronflOM hmt M JUKtlng r. i'hf reason. I would have;
hunch of lipurn- tin dexterously) himw,
rhal lut kri-ps ban It aeeountH ac- 1m to we (he ( ireat I dvlde.
rurate to the rrlit. With the ry-j
thai wad proebdoD of a piece of! IHtTeri nee heiween I,ol' lf
maeAiinery Jai HH,.-rn to operate ! ami lot of oilier vles Is thai
uotll lie inky appear lo h. part Un" oilier v1'h t urn peppery,
of rt' vuit 'inefljaulHin. ' " '
Hat iv a the cl-rli who HlurLs; "That man bores me to lear,"
In the, hunk ut thn joh of reeoni-' said the awe t younjj tiilntf an
Ititf .ehwdis drawn by cusIouiith H"t" rrawletl limply out of tin l.-i
may weave aa eHtimatn of tlm' Oriimb ili-mlKt'a cliair.
HIGHWAY REIORTS
FROM EACH STATE
TELL OF GAINS
When (i bad colli meet a
KfKid ill-piKifliui Hie laid cold
u in-.
ilTOp,
wtoK'i ehfekrt aud vouchers he (
liNiidlert from day to day. '
The most Interest Inif point of 1
the ram come, mid a hanker, t
tvhen rhecks Lelonnif to a:
yeuoff nmn. with u Hfeadily rhi-',
inn uei'ounl show onn I'm- a rath
er lilffh uinoiint to a Jitveler. As
eiirekt eotiie for rurnllare audi Mm h. nny h in the tailor whop,
settle- to a reirnlur amount; turaln. ! (letting overhauled.
the ball iter lrt apt tm ma He. At
JeuHl be Knows there Im smoot h- "I know my oats." brayed the
news after a" somewhat dtsl irli-1 jackass after 1;ic;in the hlr-vl
il eondltlon. ; man behind his rijrlil ear for put-
"Hut on th.t other hand." It tint; sawdust in Die iikiIi,
whh point oat, "we liuve eas-s
that ure different. Nn elieck lo
a doctor app.-ars. Instead of that
a uumln'r nf mieeiian.oiif cheeks
Inereast! alurtulUKly. t 'hecks to
mllllaers, to furrier, n dress,
inuher.n Mini florists- "
And the ' hanker, thomrht he
may not have seen the uuin and
htn wife, Unows I hern pretiy well.
Who (lannor find Interests In IiIh
Job he work w ith Illumination'.'
WAHIIINOTO.V, (AI') Sur
faced roads In the I'nlted State
now total nearly 4 2::,oon mlhs.
the llureau of I'ublle roads luut an
nounced. At thi' eloye of IH21 tho
total was uproTltiiateiy s7,(mm1
mibd, and a llltlo more than
ooo iii ilea weru ctmst ructed In
i:-2. IL is believed -: r.onsirnc
llon will noij ruii .-hurt of the pre
vious year's record,
Tho milage by Mates. Including
all public roads outside the limits
of inourpor.ib d towns uad village.
! fallow:
Miles
sur. rd.
Jan, I. iJ
0,420
ItlE-l.-lt-Itt
The inerrnry took a sudden
And now he if appalled.
CIVIL SERVICE
GIVES WARNING
.Min i s any jou as mill as if .-
son who says it In dull'.'
TAX i:XI.MIT m: I ItlTII S
New Uepuldle: Appai'enily
i till It' I i-OIISIi l.ril.l.. u i, noil.
" nr.. won in,, iouii luimn. lie- ;iuud Ui movtm. m m
lwn siiotie und the'KToteN- a cvnstltutloiial
i ue m
ol a child n )tinip HtirN our idlv
! bueii of Uiehard the Third
iih ho h ch elded tin tho muir it
niriii
ennp;r-ss for
atucndiiM'iit pro-
,mnainK (in- true of further tax-
exempt Hfeiiritles. Sueh ! refurill sla!ei I 1 1 : 1 1
appeals neither to radlentism ii"r political activilv I
io coiiitervaiism, but -to ualv.rs.il Serxa
common Mnse. There iuly;ht be last y
n-.m. thiiit,- to be wild for cxemp. I unv
tli'tl If the polllleal ailthlXitv is-laU.n
WASHINGTON. (INS) Incle
Sam's clasMillcd iTvll Service cm
plojf.s iniist not tak- netiv part In
political campaigns, the civil Ser-1
ire Commission wanieil. in nmk-j
Int; puldie the number of people
who vlolali-d thbt law In the last
fiscal year.
Tlii' i 'immlNMbm's announc.-ment i iklahoma
of alle.-d On rou
lussirii d Civil ! p.-nnsylvaui
Stale
Alattama
Arizona
Arkansn-H ,
California -.. ...
f'ulorado .... ......
t'oniiteticut ....
tieieware ,
(leortrla ....
Klorldu fc :
Maho . ,
llllnol::
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
I.oulslani
Malnn
.Mar hind
Afai':a husett .
Miehlffan .... '
Minnesota
M issiHslppt
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
N. Ibimp.'-hlre .
.V. Jersey
N. Mexico
N. York
North "arolina
North Oakota .
Ohio
M.ile.
sur. In '2
1,2:1.1
14.27.V
44
872.C
tS S. J
Hi 7.7
79.S
15,000 M.OtfO.O
solids
inptnt'
suIiik biinrw
ing liuancially and in l-esponsibility. are work-contented. " no back
tlu would take his )tbn
but that the worker who has become an unthinking mwhine utb - '''
. ,. ax ' Aplintdu.. or who wou!dheai
U11U sennnii u uvur uiipimi-n 1113 nosuiou 01 income is iiif ("'
l..ti.,...i ,,t f ,. u;u ..im.i.wi,. 11 1 i ... 1, ,,(
lIItll.UIII4IV l miil.ll JalOVJl ViVMIlUCi
It has also been proven XinJ? rbaTtciVFH'''iit' i uu-itn.irnt.
nipt.) tin in onlv
terror ulonr the from tux, l.-vl...l i. o "
Hut a man with u liumn t" uialti rs stiui.i it..- 11. ..v.......
offers a meaiiM bv which one
uiiiicai auihortcy mux
lit IIIOIH'V Jlf Ito i in lis:.. .
and post as u dandy In rlvulHlie revwuie of other nollil,,i
North I lakota ina v is-
t,r' ihn fH.vmlo.,t,.,l w-,-l,oi- nnA (l. ,i,.L-,. ..m.1,1- uf ll. vlrtii-H .! vh-a t'lltan juuc humls t,, I... I-M l.y .-itl n,;
. - , , ( . lh) mf.rniiHiji i uuniuruuu ,,C1 ,,a ,,
U' Uiink on the joh is incapahle of promotion and progress. L, ltMAt. i.m i.ioDahiy mn' V.''?V'' J.7v.'?n.'.1.i -VU taTy-ZZ
... .e 1. 1 ii.. 1 ... 1 1 . ... nw.ni irniv ho humorous! in oil -
ijovc ui Yiuin., u.uiiy io eiii"oyvr aim a willingness 10 ust " r,,,;,;":,..,,. aji r.Ki with
tin. iminni r or trcauiuni.
aidia th.. i.clantor of man and tm-
luro Irrational una uuauiu. i
11... mu lorllv I 1 l . oil", uiuouv
.,nui. i'oinnionl'lai,' wofld. Ill
whl.-h iviirlhlnit V "'
irrunlol. Tlion mitrt aioua a uuu.
!uf k l" r l ri'i inivr imwrr
illrhia up ino worm m in" mu
with th humor of U lm-ouiiliru-II."
may hovi" no ihrory
1 . , ... 'uiiout his art. Ho lu.'rrly li-ts hlin-
With every return of the Christinas season there is ;tll.lf Bt) utul ., ,. mtuiuou m
. f. 1 ..1 : I.. r-Y...:... i :i.. 1. in nlo.'ui.. iu luiiiiiirftiin in the hot
noiea a pmi v.msvnuis coui.. - ..., ,. . ,,. .u. iuniu.nT.i
noteil that the Chi-istnuis cheer U the poor is now con-jlmll111 ,.,,Ur;ui.-r. mt, or suture uviibNii; iaI'). i.v..iKhi ram
tribfited l.y lui-Re percenUijve of the people, iustea.l of l.y ..;;.' w o Mu, . ar r
n few philanthropic rich. Many of the large r cities loiust 01 , (nouiu-io rueifu tracks at ien
eniployrM were conslderoi
'nr. u' I Ills nniubiT I o.i
rhmi-d wit hou t aeijon being
in -siigaibms havu failed to
Ithodo Island
South Carolina
South Oaliota .
Tennessee
Tevis
the 'head are the only stepping stones across that broad
antl; treacherous stream of humanity which flows on and
never reaches anywhere. Too many men and women don't
w;mt work until they cannot pet it.
; Christmas For All
'KluhMsh Ih.- iilfi-ns.-. I MsriplllKII'
.u'lti.u was iai,.n in llj r:i.s. m. atl;l-tuh
m li.-u iii, -r, -(lf ti i,n iidlnit i in-j V.'rmiint
. In. vi s M-n- piTinllt.il tu rrKin. t Virginia
Ki i iin- - . ii.lin.r. VVaihiniiloii ...
l-'imrl h--l is post mas; t-s. l!i. Wi-st VlrKinl;.
I'liuiiiiission tuati-.l. w.n- tin- :r.'al. IWiM'OUsIn ....
si oifi ail.-rs. and lraiisp..riallrn in WYomlng ....
mil trmti poll.s van tin
r. ris... I u ln r ai-IM ni-.-l-
llnpriTlfWW'lV,ui'llvty und upon
lll.'iiiniri'. sirln? 'tm ..vuU'(
lionrilu ami ptlhlii'ly ills.russltiK po
Ulli'al issm-s.
Th.- priihit.lllnn. huw.-v. r. iloi-s
not i-.'slricl I hi- Haiti to vol.- or tu
pivs prlvali-ly opiulons on pollt-
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We Are Gleaning
House
r
In Order to Make Room
, for Our New Spring
i
Merchandise
WATCH MONDAY
NIGHTS PAPER
FOR THE
26th ANNUAL
(LEAK A (E SlL
You Will Find Amazing
Values
EVERY ARTICAL REDUCED
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING HELD OUT
EGG PROFITEER
IR DEGLAREO
(MIP'AOO, (INS) loro than
iio.ouo Chicago women have nn
nouneed ihflr Intention of 'con
tinuins their fight against the ul
lged profltetrinjf tactics of many
wholesale ami retail eg.? nier
ehanls hcret and, accordim; to Mrs.
K. Kritih y, president of the j
llousewive-. League, then' vyill bo
no let-up until a fair rcadjiisiment 1
of prices is niadc.
j dared. "Thofce rcprosenteil a:
jsuch arc ut nra go eW. The K
j change Im responsible for tho high
j ih Ic. s, io eause of tho gniuhlln'
jof dealers there. They hoard the
eg.!;:; and Jel paper."
Mrs. h hi van ( owles, president
of ihe Woman's .soclatlon of
Commerce, who presided at u re
cent meeting of clubwomen hero,
daring which the prevailing prion
for eggs- was discussed freely, wild:
"We are con fronted wiih this,
situation every year. We will stay
with it until we straighten it out."
MAV KAI.'l-rrV x-ray i.iki:
i'vi:nn L si ak Hi.K.nr
A M STIi 1 1 DA M 1 A P) .A now
X-ray I ihe that banishes the. dan
ger in the operator, Invented by
Swat tho Kg Profiteers:" will Ins. Moist and liomvers, two sci-
brt the slogan of the organization, j enlists here, is expected lo liavo
Urn: Krlbley said. (the greatest Influence on future
. " 'MuonshininK' the selling of medical progress.
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271.0
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34!.7
172.4
san.i
s.r.7.o
storage' eggs as fresh -and the on?
rugeously high prk'en which deal
ers have been trying to extort
from the buying public, for egg
have aroused the indignation of
women in every residential section
of Chicago, und these ttnscrupul
Phe invention consists of a tube
which generates a powerful" beam
of- X-rays, practically like a
searchlight.
No rays emerge from the tube
except in the beam of light, there
1 1 has being absolutely no danger
1,077.0
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ous dealers will learn 1 hey had i
best change their wnjs. It now Is
.time for the housewives to nssirM
themselves. It Isn't ri.ght that the
should have to pay such sky-hitfh
price. for inferior eggs."
Hay Lane, an attorney.
tuerly eouse! for Ihe high costijthe positive anode of the tube In
committee of Ihe city Council. at-;a finely focused pencil,
trlhulcd the "terrifying" prices tot The tube can be quite safely
the cirir and butter hoard of the! held in the hand, thus allowinir
L4 I M,.rf-;intUr Kvi'lmni'i' ! the r:tv.M to In- illt-ei-Ied nn ;tnv
j 'There virtually are no freh local spot of the flesh for treat-
reggf for vale in Chicago." Lane de- f inept.
lo the operator. lK.prlved of
technicalities, the iu vent ion is
that a stream of negative elec
trons is caused by means of a
tiny filament heated to Incan
descence by an electric current,
and that t his draws rays front
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sirt.c
ifli.a
i.or.s.i
ins.i
leral liovernmeut. The tax cx
erupttou Hit tare may alve North
-ukta a 4 per ceut inieresi. rate
instead uf C per cent, but some.
bod elev liafl to pay for the 1 per
re ut l'M d. Ill OUT hypothetical
rk, which I typh'td, it li the
. . . - v.... it... h-. .Irnl
SIUIM OI " ,
mi i...-a to nni". Il
r?inurkab1i thlnjc mat r
MlOUIil IIMVI irroi iv. .v. ,,ti.li.i. of . til.
whlf li enables a bi W rnment
W hiphou luonry out of th treas- pi"tsi.
ur.eH of ther Plutcs. aud even oui
oi t)j Vlen1 treasury.
Data, approximate.
The commission slate
ber of violators is relative
mini'
smal
do
huvrng brought Christnuis to eveiy home It is pratifyiiur: rvruv taily pays
to liow that "peace on eaith, jrood wiU towards Cod and ...t.d'uier"'
1'ivefloni from want," reign on at least one (lav in the year. j,i,.i i-miiid.- H.ok i ,u opur.
IwreaseU Christnuus charity has brought forth reports i:';" t-tu-t WrS'
O.iib nowrtv and want is cmdually lecominii more ircviu-,i,i..,u iiur.iin'ii Ko.M-b at su
eut in this country
.Mnii.m. un oMaui'-a
through rf forts l im r.u.-u-
t.. ..i ,.iHimni.. Kl.-el work
Pnl.lS l'l'iol,ilu ,,n,l woir-ivo Imilios l-ili" 'IIV la.n Jutir. Ir nnl. B u. ," ". , i,ai. plaintiff rhnrir. d that tm- i--
IMmnlvMil or I'aso !Vuir!
SAI.l:I AI-). Tho slate su
pr.-iiu' rourl. In an opinion writ
ti n liv '.Instil'.' lti-;n. r. f m.-il to
dlsmii.M nu action broutrlit. hy H
K. 1 ttiK. ri'cntor of tho lust will
and tosiamont of Iho lato Thoinaa
l ilm-o. to modify u dooroo of tho
station. l. nmn ' " " .., i....ri,..i,i of tho Mult
UVSI- I'- - i I
niiiniiti rnuni I ill un i-uii, " I
i'. M. l.lloman, rornan.i
ullowod ultomoyu
wh.ro Um to llu.s oroiw.
i-Mi t-ouut'ilou b.Hwwn th
nvslruul. Iouj: Uosin.u in
two
local . hi
. 1,. hlHViT. ViU
s ' . - , .
IOOO HI Ilio lllll.il. uv
Tin. mntinti to ili.sntlSS Ho- ault
fili .l l.v Mr. Idlrinnn. I ne
vttl 'l 'rwkvi Tt lMr:
oAi.,n.i ttnr. r nrrsiVSv.
knmin soo.loly. rerrnTfv
riTi-lvr.l n romptaint. in i in: o,-
Too, that a larn- Xtn-foundiaod ,
for nevoral tnonUtu bad bon (
ohalnod In a -arant lot not far !
from the tmiilnww dtstrlrt. with
mall lo. whlrh na uju fuo ,
CTOwn. a slcplnt uuart-rit.
th.. rnlonel drmnrreil to id.
n-.,,.tiA r.r Minlnr the animal in .
rhalna and t out to ftod a milt-I
uldo bomo for the nns. i no ani
mal apparently appreciative or
tho lnt.rMt tukon in him by the
human." society, was rartnl off by
to Iho country, whom be wrlll bave
a sowl homo and tho freedom ot
tho nllln. , .
"I ap. nt a aetter I nnamaii in
knowing that this Hob ba. found
a better home," alJ Coloool Hof-
r- ill!
i i
MAKE THIS r.AN'K VOfTl
1-IN.N(TA1. ItKAngitAUTr
Ei:s.
11 will ho a pl.-asui'if lo s.-rvo
you and tu liavo yiul call on .
r'onsuit . our officers cn aoy
luisinos.t prohloni and. If you
dosiro. a solution tvlll ho
suhtnlltcil.
I.KT I'K 1IAXDI.K Yourt
Ili:.SIN'l:Sf!.
Our character and
VnLoe c'ivlJr-14.' "landing will ho n
roooncl only
lileh.
ffriiut
In ni-fir to you.
fcViir-tccn to" 5 mil e"-
-hyv'asbp energy.'
"Tlurc is No Hnbstltulo for
ftifiiy."
have declared these reports without foundation in fact. The- uf"u V,,.., coiiect.d ihroi.ibout!'a-"'ni tinmhed Thursday
i.c-'ssive.
Our r"- f tbat Ihe more ifr.
Ford loarn., about tioiillcui rin?s.
the rioter u atlcKs to piston rlnji
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