La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextVAAiv. January 11, 1024.- PAGE FOUR THE LA. CRANpE -EVENING OBSERVER I .." 1 f La Grande Evening Observer THE QLD HQME T0WN Tty Stanley tlttKrENlT.i JfEWSPAPEH Fly Mall i Publlihad dallr at"1 w,"iy at rialljr, per month - coo f A Qrd, Oregon, By f.flrano Dully, tlirea mo., In a,lvaiiro, 11.25 ftretlnc Otoaerver pnblWIiln Com- Dully, (It moM In udvanca. 12. Co fany. Dally, per year, in uilnc....)5.u(i BRUCE PRNNIrf, Editor. Entered at poatofflce at I.tt Granite, owy AM) COUNT olTlfll AD Ota., u floooni Cla Mull Matter. r-AFt.lc , On aole Ui other rltlea Oregon mi;MHI:u AssociATKI 1'ltKSS tktel Newa Stand, Portland; Im- Jni Associated Pram Is axclu- ! ferial Newa Bland, Portland; Mult- (lively entitled to tiao ror publlca- aornah Ke-i Bland. Portland. tlon ot a nt.Ha dlsputchca credited j Aifclreaa all conimunlcallona to i0 t or not (itlierwlaa credited la I tHB OBflEHVJill. 1410 Adam, p,it,u,hed therein. All rlifhta of ro- Ave., 1-. Grande. Oregon. publication of speclul dispali-liM 1,1 , . . tlm pupor. und nlo I lie local now bUBSCitllTlOX RATK8 hr,n uleo U1.a served. By Carrier folly, per month 7Bo (ion ci'.KATIOI) At. I.: All Dally, per three month. .....f .'.26 ihinits wire made l,y liini ; mid frvlly per alx mo., In-advance, 94.&0 without htm was nut tiny thinit Dally, llnjtle copy , f.e iti:i .lolm l::t. , Nfer fHI t .1 V" TftriM lomefJy Perm 1040 avub iiscU on ly for reporting imlivMual nt In eonie of mort mini iumi. KonrtH for fHlnic return of in ronie liav' Iteen mallei) to -every Iriillvlilual ft ho flle.l Hint liar re- lurn for tlx year 1022. H einnr iripoKnMhk to lteriiiine Hi in year llif form tU-tir 1 by the tax tax payer - wMt thcr ho in- a man wiiohc inenuie waH l-rlvi'fl chiefly from Hillary or wutfi-H or from liimlm-HM, jirofi ftxion, or ()IIht taxable Hourcea he .lax pay r will receive ot li fornix, unit 1m udviHwl io nolo can-- fully llu- inslrticiloiw r-nar.HnK tlnir uw. OFFICE CAT He Things In Nw York woni'.'li won more nciirlv eii'iul riuhtH with ini'n In the. control of lhtdr -rlitltl ri-n. In ftilo woiimii won the ume rleht um men in the choice of their vothu; residence. Whnt one man's opinioiiH are mutters little hut that a man hs opiniom matters much if they are self-thought-out opinions. Thomas Edinon, who is so Imsy that h2 works two "shifts"eaeh of eight hours every day, was in triviewed for a New York newspaper on the more impor tant questions of the day. An opinion expressed by the jrreat inventor naturally bears weight but that this1 busiest Ci near-octogenarians has the time to think mid read about the day's news is of absorbing interest? . j i.'.i:,..... :.. .c ,t, r t 1 tu.u o ui uic nn iiu nv uvnmiioiiniuu mm : In I'r nnm lviinlu the Kronnd tin one is never too old to think and to think about every-' " which divorce i,n, i- i,iuin,d thiiijr.. Truly this .versatile wizard is not as mentally dead ,.r','i . , as he finds many of his fellow men and women. Without) ""mm tin, itaijiihmint or a' doubt Edison finds it easier to think, in the profound '"ZZ.nZ and analytical sense of the word, than the average man i "t iciiint.-. f.r woman of one-hair or one-quarter his age. Ktlison is but) Zi JTlX i.ne of many employers who have found that the American ; ieir riKhtH citi., m,. employe is a super-worker with little mental initiative. The observant and apperceptive reader will rend a great deal of the man and the thinker in Edison's answers to his kcest "questionnaire" interview. There is food for thought on topics of the day and tin Edison the thinker in these answers: I think VJZ'l will ne a moderately prosperous year. To explain why would take too much time. H&3l I: : .r4'Jl-.-- 1li .1-1 Am mmw, m-m&f 7X1.9 ltd TriUIS!V i.-Ai Qs Lit.. fAS4 4i i Wilf ' rVi -. P'f-"10 WITH CU.TOMSK. WHO Toor. AMM1',E I -MWfel ,-883 - I . I lT JUNIUS . Income Tax ' I in wiuo won Mil won Ihe name I I 1 rlrht im mi'ii in Un- choice of their I T. ii i i, II ' "J ' -I f V l ; " : : ' l 26th Annual Clearance S-AhL-E Every Article in the Store Reduced How Many of These Items Are There That You Do Not Need? There are very few of these items mentioned below that you do not need. Now is the time to purchase your needs at a large saving. POIiTI.ANfl. Or.-. (Mpcchill -cry employer Ir required tinder the firovitifofrH of the fedenir In come lax not Inter lliiui Muri-h li M reimrf to the cninniiHmncr Internal revi ntle at V;iHhfntfton, tlte name ami addreiw of ev A mill-Winter Itcvcrlc. I A wintry whidA with (IKninl sluh! Sueep uround my lumihle Bhack. My thoituhlH revert to daya eoncl hy j Dnya Jiml it few mnntliH hack. Ihe nnotv itlfts In. I know not now'! or .MeihinkH I'll When cone- nine Ihe an awful row. man for rent. ii.li i.rto.MiK aii l it nsi iiiti;i(i I'ortlan.l Tcleitnim: When t : t 'lyde. tl. come,i to real iileitHanL takM fewi'crna't licople are to he eontfl'lll nlaled o hi'iirlliy aH the paHNciiKcr traffic inanauiirH for the (Ireal Northern, Northern I'nciftc unit Itnrtlnc-lnn Asked ' ri,,roadH who huve recently heen ..I..-1!..- .a T 1.1.... a.ii.. L. I e-.'--n . t y ue u me re-eiecnon i i lesitienv ootttij;e was ucceptaiiiiv nyiat present occupied wtiii the ius- renlied. "Vesi the United States has struck luck." Then i ' f "" hollt he says, "We should have joined the League of Nations with reservations. The age of myths is past. No intelli gent mini; denies the existence of n Supreme intelligence. Our present system of education is wrong. It does not accomplish ita purpose.- I work two shifts a day to "pre serve hiy health." ' Edison is not a genius. He is just an extraordinary man endowed with the divine spark of creation and an uncommon will towork and think. sfC . Bobby Wcu Right Two immortal si'ntencoa writien fy f. o I er fT1Tiirm?rfc o t c h hard, will never be for-otten hy mortal man nor will they ever lone their place iu man's everyday conversation. These eternal (iracleH of. a poet mind are: "Give fools their silks and knaves their wine, a man's a man. for all that' it ml "An honest, man's the noblest work of Cod.'" Since the time of Robert Uurns the world has become convinced as he was that "clothes do not make the man," and that "wealth is not a measure of manhood." liui-ns knew as does modernity that an honest man is not only the noblest work of God but 'ofttimes the rarest. When Bums was singing his folk sours of Scotland the word "honest" had not lost its spiritual inference. The people recognised more kinds of dishonesty than those amenable to man-made laws. The distinction between mourn and tnurti had not been lost. An honest man today is one who ! is not reputed to have obtained material possessions thnmphi .ntetioiitible methods, whether that man is honest with whm tn himselCi'HiB family or his fellow men does not matter as long as he does not steal that thing which civilization hnshwck until ira.i. called wealth. There will be upiversal material and spirit ual honesty when there is a realization of Uurns' predic tion: "That man to man the world over shall brothers be for all that.". iH-iiuiiiM and Hfv(intuKN of (ho Xorlliwent itlid U 1h liiconoclvalilc t hat I hey MhoilM luck ell lior for inalcrial m- for liiNplratloit. Thu riillrnailH arc lining wHI to Kpcnd Ihtlr cfforlr. on hrlllKlnf; pcoph- nut here. JiiKtcai) of nlt Hiitf ilown anil waiting for 1 )m iIIh trlct ro frrow oj, walling In lh inrainiirw hcctiiirip profltn are not whiU they wouhl llki, liny nrftl it i cniphy- to whom, ihninq- lh y-ar tt;'3, hr pahl ll.oiHi or mole hi waxen. M.tlarh fi. coninilMfllonM. or! cotrii(-nKiii Ion In any ot her form. Ilunilcy, coMccior of tn--'II nc, loilay uiiriounccrl dial (he ncccHHury hlanltN for Ihln purport!- ii rn how uvu liable ul Ilia office In IhlM city or Iho branch 01 IIcch ut KtiKrnt! unil remlleinii. He f!UKK iH I hat ctnployerH Iohc no Unic In ohlainliiff it mipply unl cninplylnK Willi thi provision of 1 he law. 'rin cm ploy er w ho ful hi to mall thlft Infornialton ho Dial It will n-ui'li WaHlilnKtnn on or before March 1 r. will he flm-il u KuhMfun tial iiiiioiint. ThlH Ini'ormarloii Ik iiHfil , hy oiflrent of Ihe Inlcrnal revenue depart rnenl an ii check HKiHiisi Ihe returnH filed by Individ ualH a to llu iircuraiy unit coin plolfniHH of Income actually rerelv- 1 nod reporled by thi Inxpayer. . KoriiiB lor fllhiK Indlviliial. cor- I'i.i Itnwe KmIMIm. ... i..,ft- aiid HhowiiiK KfiHlernerM Ihf al-l"or:""- P-' rtru-rHhlp. perHonaf-viinl.iR.-M to bo found In the I'uciflc ";'rvlrrt 'orporallon. Inforniaiion Northwest. fv dolnjr IhU they arc f,',,"',!try 1,11,1 to,,u'r -f''1"-n" n oiifr not only helping fill Ihnlr pajtsen- r'1 hy lho fti,l Income tax law per iraliiH. but luylnjf n founds- wvalluhlo uM lift offlco of ( 'lydc lion for frrcaicr frclRhf trafflp, la-i1, Huntlry, collector of Internal Icr oh when tnnrlnln become ' rem- rHV'"IK'' n ctmloni house, ami ifciih. (in rj O llH' hninolv. officcn ur Kujfcnp und And the people who hccil (heir 1 1'n'Helon. These returnH inu.st Im mil to then pnrrH will ow Ihem 'prepared nnd fllnl In f'nlleetor ilcbt of Kralltiifln. .n oiip who Hum' rIvmi Ihe district where the riiKcndcH Hit their pealiK und rhljc cm n fiilr trial would car to live clm-wherc. If t.ni(.rn come thy will pet . n on the ground floor and reap tlio lieneflu of the k1 Kantlo water power developments l hut. aiv bound to come. When the Northwest )i:k heenmo the powr eenter of America tho.ie early ar rlviilH who turn their fuci'H west ward durlnif 1 will find that their forefoot phhl them well. a THoi dnr Portland .Inuriuil: It would he Inleri'MtliiK If hoiiio pMychnlofrlHt could iinalyxo and then vliuallKe Ihe vnryinjr deirreeH of exhthiratloii unit despondency unit murderoiiH hlKhwaymei tween the moment plol. I lie crime and the moment the Judo prouounceM thn nience. "to be hauued by t'e . That it is leap year will make little difference. A girl can get a man to propose, when she wants him to do it, in any j'enr. Editorials From Ovbr the Nation m:t nr.it si:i:k itrcintKsn Portland oreuoulnn: hi a bt ttr to a I'orlluiitl newspaper a I'nkiii county wituiini tetlw 'tie Aiery of u. raid hy prohibition uentN on her luntie. where whe wan ilonilclbd with her Hon -In-law her duuKhter, nl four Kramlchlt dren, r5ho proteslH that the Miarch wa entirely unwurranled. that all turrhberM of .th fuin II y are lavr abludliiK, utul thai no liouoi of any nort 1im over entered -their home. Ami Hh adds, with an tin that ninny bn tvunloued her, that hone of the nu n who raided thut renidence could have entered It under any other icondllloii. If (he chttrKfl mude hy thh re.s deo of I'lilon county Is true, then hh n the rlKht to neck redrew In roiirl. More than lhar, It he romR lier duly to Heck Much re drew.. If shu Iti wllhQUl fund 1o proHeoute" her clnlm for trespn. then it in rleuriy Ihn duty of nome fttlon county ultnrney, holding the low In hlth rrKunl. 'o lake her cane in a Hplrlt of chivalry. T- OrcfoniaH hu no meaim of juilglnjr lh truth or falsity of her report. Hut It doe not wont that nately. It bun bed many parallel in facf. , v' ' WOMAN'S UAINS tortlunOL Jnurnitl: An eitial Ughtt amendment for women hax Aitorr i:xii.ig linker Herald: The .Momcow jcov erument Im exiling undeKlrable clt izriiK but how fur this policy can be curried without ItnpalrlnK the. government liweli' Heems to b n Uev;lloi been introduced tn conure.HS. 'A worlil-wlde moxemenl for' eiiual rights has been organized In connect Ion with nn Internal tuiiul pnrllnment nf women. These were I he hhili Hht of the wuman'.'i movement in I'.IL'H, and lenderst of Ihe t'onal rii;htM , campaign clasa the year ns I heir urentem since ihe first equal riht meetlus; in 1 s . s. There were, how i ever, odier points of proi;resH. i In I'alii'ornia wtiinni won equal hy with men in wllllm- uwuy pritp crty held in common. In lelevare women von equal i-l-hi with men in offleehiddlnir. i tiMi: imvx to i:itru Corvallis tiuzi Ite-'l'ImtM; A Sa lem couple wuh married In Ihv eiipulti of the capllol tho other day. The will come down to earth how 'vet sooi' ellnimh. IhlllMey'M office not later Ihan nildnlfiht. March I C. Form IMu-A heretofore used for lilliiK returnn of Individual net In come of $r0u and leiw, from what ever nonrce derh'ed, hii8 been re vised nnd Hlmpllfled In Ihe Interest of Hie Inrtniit cIumh of taxpayer salaried peraonrt and wage curncffi. The new form will be used for re portlnK net Income for the year Mt:':t of ir.ileu and Ichh, derived chiefly from salaries und wafre.s. ItedticInK to a minimum the prob lem of making- out un Income tax ri'turu. I'orm KHo-A consists of a single sheet on which space Is pro vided for answers lo only three inestlons In relation to income itularlei, wuki s, com missions, e!c.; Interest on hank deposits. notes. mortifaRes. and corporation bonds; and "other Income." On Ihe re-, verse side are Inst met Ions, ('orm erly Korm ln4o-A hns conslHted of six page-i. the questions pertaining jnot only to salaries and wages, but I to Income from business, profes sions. H'tle of real estate, and other HOtirCi'H. I'lrsons, any part of whose In . come for I he year I :i:'3 was de rived from business or profession, farming, sale of property or rents, regardless of the amount, will be required to use the larger form. HUM. The use of this lorili will be required, also, tn eases where the net Income was In excess of $hmid, whether from salary, business, pro fession, or other taxable sources. cli II led thru neck. hip. and I high. My feel are blamed near frozen. It's Ihree to one the furnace guy, In playing cards, or dozin. The sun peeps In my dreary room, When I am most downhearted. Itul. ere he drives away the gloom, Again he hath departed. The coin that I had lefl from coal. I've handed lo the plumber; Say. won't 1 be a happy soul When comes the good old siijmuk r? "Tins is.Mts mi: pieom atii- M'.I'M S." S .HI TlfK MA II ,IO;. CAI'TAIX ,VS IIK WAS I IT IN JAM.. A man 1h old when ho lias nolh hur to look forward lo (his eve ning and Is darned glad of It. 'orrov This Sentence "Yes," remarked a man In our neighborhood, "my relatives always Aro willing lo lend me money ami they don't keep reminding me thai1 I haven't paid It buck, either.' Yes. Iltil baddy Vn Mean? (Norfolk. n. Illnt.) An A merit 'ii ii of fleer arriv ing In 12:1.1 o'clock broke out In Ihe office of (he local after noon paper. "The I. cder-lls-pateh." It looked like the en tire building was (litonicd. So she Did. She knew that as soon us she became i'asi her color wouldn't fade. , I'he gfrl who says. "Why didn't T think of that?" usually does not think of anything else to say. 36 inch Plisse Crepe - ?c '( 30 inch Printed Plisse Crepe ?c ytl. 30 inch Jap Crepe, all colors 30 inch Kimona Crepe c ycl- 32 inch Devonshire 'Jc Vl 32 inch Romper Cloth -- - 2oc yd. 36 inch Percales . 19c. 22'2c, 2.c yd. 27 inch Gingham : 18". 2oc yd. 32 inch Gingham .'. 30c, 40c, 50c yd. 36 inch Cotton Challie 22c yc. '36 inch Printed Flannelettev:.:..::v.:.:.:...-:....:.:...: .r::..- 3c yd. 27 inch White Outing .yr.- 17c yd. 27 inch Outing, White and Fancy - yf.. 19c yd. art in..h Whitp Ont.inir X.... 19c yd. 36 inch Outine. White and Fancy .JL. 25c yd. ' M lanets Gx80 PL4ID WOOL TiU $ 8.00 !fl 1.00 .f 9.00 M1.50 7750 10.00 12.00 XS.00 , KETS !?S.S0 3.20 il.tiO Plaid Single Cfttlon KlankoT. 5I..19 ea. 61x76 White, (fiey, Tan, Jetton Ulanket ... 2.40 pr. (!8x80 Grey, tnt, Cottmfiliinkat .1.00 pi'. 72xKO White, cWTan, Cotton P.riinkets.. .1.20 pr. 70x82 Tlnid WooTMix lilanket '. T.2() pr. GGxSO Plaid Wool Mix lilanket 4.S2 pr. TURKISH TOWELS One towels for 29c 40c towels for 35c 50c towels for (...45c $1.10 towels for !)5c 65c towels for 58c 78c towels for. G5c 95c towels for 85c HUCK TOWELS 15c towels for lie 20c towels for. 1 7 '2 c 25c towels for 22c Table Linens 6-1 inch Bleached Mercerized Damask 70 inch Bleached Mercerized Damask 70 inch Mercerized Damask, Pink, Blue , 70 inch All Linen Bleached Damask 61 inch All Linen Bleached Damask 72 inch All Linen Plain Damask 66 inch Linen Weff Damask PATTERN CLOTHS, NAPKINS, LUNCH SETS CLEARANCE PRICES $ .89 yd. 1.15 yd. 1.25 yd. 2.90 yd. 2.00 vd. 3.60 yd. 2.10 yd. AT Correct. Will': "Dili von Cornet the fifty rent worth or lioili'il hum I til,l you lo hrhiK lor Mip pcr?" Is Ourselves: "N'nw. I llllln't foi-Ket It. I've ftol II heiv in my Hitleh iHH'kel ufth my wntrli." 'Men would mnlte nuirh liettei hitahuniln and r:tther If tlire wen women." renuil-ki'd. lh- woinar littler. . FVKItV SMAI.I. TOWX HAS A (;kxiis who niA(iixi:s nr. CAN Itl'I'AIH HIS OWN W'ATCH WITH A l-OCKKIKXII K. I'OI'I I.AIt FICTION. "Maw. r iliinno wlty the tenelter alius pteka on me. but she does." ' Many n mail Initios Ihe perllmi" -ItrxflK eonr.-e Ittrtniltlt life has zla" Kt'il when he slioiiltl huve znttKeil anil nitKeil when he hoiilil have Cough shortness of breath wheezy breathnf Quick Relief with FOLEY'S H0NEYTAR CSTABIIJNID 1675 Rafusa SubitiTuls 7 Stll.ll I I ItVU tll-ltK CORRECT- A shoe is cither cor rect in style or it is not. There is no compromis ing with Fashion. Meni han's Arch-Aid shoes are supreme because they are always cor rect. You cannot see the. arch - supporting principle which pre vents painful fallen ar ches and induces cor rect posture. But you can always see the style. We fit with care and precision. pi '3R 0 CHESTER C The Bootery Inc. ib Dpot Mret n,one Muin .i8 "A rmadise far Tiitd Fwf Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe (! ROVER SMrril, Mir, 1 1 Fruits & Vegetables r loruia orape r ruic Sunkist Navel Oranges . Ripe Bananas Cranberries: Delicious Ajiples Johnathan Apples Solid Cabbage Carrots Green Peppers If It Is In die Market Artichokes Celery Lettuce Cauliflower Rutabeges Sprouts Parsniry (JueuiiJTOi Bunuri Turnips e nave it J. G. Snpdgrass 109 Depot Street Two Phones Call Main 73 No Charge for Delivery zbtiiiii. lnnee of eiirlit niit.a. To the eitst or Oshlma the ihimtiReil rulile had iinestlon !lo he rislteil tip rrnin a newlv e, ted al.yss more than 4 mill f,.,.t deep. A fool can answer tiny lo Ms own satisfaction. Otiako IX.-lorleil Oeenn's l'lo,r. TOKIO. (AP) The repalrintl of deep sell catties, severed hy Ihe earthquake of Sept.enilier t. lias disclosed thai at one point off Osh- huil Island the lied of Ihe I'lmtOftrnph Supremo Court. SAI.KM Or. When the supreme court entered Ihe hearing chanilier to hand down tho Tucidav tri-ist. of ocean t opinions a nli-tnro ne .i. loissnhsl.leil 2HII feet for a 'tis-1 taken hy ;i nr:,t nhotori.nh..r " Cold Type, and Warm Sunshine In expressing to our patrons and friends the hope that this may be the Happiest Holiday Season you have ever enjoyed, we are compelled to use cold type because there is no other way to reach all. But we wish we night walk up to each and evfcry one T you, take your hand, iook jjtm in yie. eye ana say right to your A e4 e. i ' I IlppY NEW YEAR" 4 un I