Tuesday, January 15,,
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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La Grande Evening Observer
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CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL
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OH THAT MEN would praise the
Lord for hia goodness, and for his
wonderful works to the child run
of men. Psalm 10?: 21.
Smashing Superstition
OFFICE CAT
1HADK MARK
s 3 i
BY JUNIUS
THE OLD HOME TOWN
7ty Stanley j
A New Ji'lly Holi
Mary li.-ul (l lltll.i J ! 1 "
Hhc: lov.,1 li,ln III l kill,
And I'Vi-ry li'it' I hat Mary IkhikIiI
Poor "Jolly" K"t Hlf bill.
A Mlirewrt harxaliirr In on- .who
run nwiiii a Bi.rK'-on Ii'.h iimx-ndix
and IoiihIIh for an i-iiuiniii'-nl of
inonk.-y KtanilK.
When the leader of the expedition that located the tomb
of Pharaoh Tut-Aiikh-Amen took sick and died the world
was flooded with stories that the grave was protected by
a curse that had been uttered against any one who would I TllON4 Wild IH'I'tl K'KHl flHllWUlk
disturb it. The members of the expedition, however, show- 1,1 ""',r i"-""'"" " fi:;iu-
... .. ., . , .. . , , ! 4'in and -lilroiotlisls.
:ing the courage of tho true explorers, only laughed at
the idea. They said that Karl Carnarvon had died as others I Ir ''"' " "nil i'.rd'n
jin the Valley of the Kings who had no thought of disturb-IMocrlMr'oHn'rS
.ing tombs. His death was attributed to the bite of an! worth a iionj. . r .
insect and pneumonia. As well might it have been said j )o , nU.- ymlr ,.
inat a curse nau neen laid on uiose wno would attempii i-iao.- iin-m iy iin. Hi- or ih- bid
1 26th Annual ClearancM
lTB 1-T Nlf.nT MR EP WUS!il.f-h
RE Tuft MED THE ClFT EO OAVB Hk
CHRISTMAS
No woMittn will -Hdiiilt that nhf'M
old enough to rrfuemher whin
tlu-y wero building hotuit'S with
halls In 'cm.
J'..to build the Panama canal; for a number who attempted
'. a-r.had died of yellow fever carried by the slegomyia mosquito,
j. . Bit American sanitation methods soon made the canal zone
healthful.
' At any rate, the word comes that Howard Carter, the
American co-discuvcrcr of the grave of Tut-Ankh-Amen, is
now removing tlie outer canopy of the tomb. He has not
the least fear of death as a result. But if a fatal illness,
for throwing at hiirKlars.
The llnir Is cnitiln:; ullfn rvt-ry-our
ihln; on llliv roust be
nblo lo huliii' lulvtk tnlli'N.
Tlii'l-c lift' So many doilorH now
nittiu-c In nrwr glvon a rhuma.- it'.
Hhow what ehn ran do.
llilhber !:cclH nn rrcat "'lilngH,
Tliirv not o:i)v nialco von llv If.n'r.
fiom some natural cause, should come upon him, it could ar, but tin muio your dik iai
)e depended upon that there would be others to carry '""','r-
on his work just as he did that started by Earl Carnarvon. ! iv tiik oi,ii:n days vo
While there always arc some who are filled with super-! if':. "I.'7SI!;,.. 10 IAK,':
, , , , , ,, . , , ., I NOW Tlll:Y .MAIil; VP '4 KISS
Etiuan anu are airatu iuiuokl oi inutr snauows, mere are
At lluil ii'h all i Ik lil to klHR vinl
iniikn up If you don't mind Ihc
flavor of thr inaliu'ijii.
.. . t'ther human beings who would brave anything. And the
""brave undoubtedly constitute the vast majority, with any
ct them ready to risk their lives in the activities of peace
as in those of war. Think of how universally brave the
millions engaged in war have been, with whole armies as
,one man facing death!
ItfNlnr to tho )nhiii.
'I'lie rrarloilH H-ruonallty of thin
ehurmiiiK o nri-r won Tor bi-r inui'h
prulmi and udmli'alion. 'I'lio two
HtltTceillntr lUltll'H "f'U'.. Mil All ..r
'It was inevitablo that that spirit would laugh at the j You" umi "Km m, Aivain." nut
"Ktoriesof a curse pronounced 1y Tut-Ankh-Amen and his!"'1" ''"in-H. onKon
priests iigiuost jiiiy wno migiit, uikiuiti ins lomo.
i
Watch Your Expenses
. ; The-fllogans Avhich have been useful in former ebserv
imces of national thrift week will be employed in the ob-
;r-:4PtVyc;,this' Vf. Avliich . begins today.- "I lave -a bank
iil-ccount" "Make a b'udu-ot." "''Cairv iifn inKiininrn." "Own
To niiiUi luiir nmi';li to Ihc On.
a man tlis( ilays has wit id w
pa Id alHim jwitv as mitcli as lie's
worth.'
v A Tilhnt' a MooVin (.hl,( ,
(Ity Junius)
I mot a kIi I ut a dancu onu night
Htio was thn oara!
1Im- t'ycH luiocknul!
Could iiIim (hi;ci,7 Oh, hoy!
your home." "Pay bills promptly." "Wake a will." l!utiw, u, , .m ,S,V
It iliM's not alwnH ltniH'ii hut
ntiilt; oftrn when a t'iii nIIs
awiiy to ojiitllior town to kH nmr
rlcir thr K't the front pairu notice
Uicy nrc wcMiik or vlsv Uis nauiL'
Ih listed prominently under "notice
eouii newH."
"Th( world firous colder."
"What mukea It'fjrow cold?
Lack of coal."
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Hibl and h should undcrHtuml
that fiict. . ilSN
, ltuuie the llrciiMn on doirfi and
hiiv KOin one at tho city hull
Polloct tho tax.
A Citizen.
i
THE OPEN
COURT
Too .Many Hogs , .
Kdllor Observer 1 . have no
time for the perHon who will pois
on ;. iioir, but let me wiy that thoro
are loo many ilon in ixi Urundc
inil many people who will help
proHecule, the doff-polnonor never
tlwdcHH would like to nee leirltlnmto
ati'PU taken In thin out: tho doirn
or the city. Those who do not own
doirn aro frequently bothered al
inoat beyond endurnuee by dotfit.
Tho owner of a doff carries con
siderable, responsibility which he
too often does not cure to assume.
Ilo han a Hunt lo his doK. but ho
also. Is bound to responsibility for
anythlne that doit may do. If the
dov barks all nlirltt and keeiw a
noijfhbonnwoke, or causes a neiR-h-bor's
yard to becoeln a meeting
place for a dote party, then tho
dog's owner Is very much respon-
RELISHED BY THE
' GERMAN OFFICIALS
MOHMACH, Itaden. (AP) Tu
wvera.1 of , tholr acquaintances
Home of the Germu n jrovern hk n(
officials us well an representatlvee
of tho state of Haden have Inlt
matrd that Herlln would breathe
at leust a Blight High of relief H
Orover Cleveland Itergdoll would
find It convenient to puck his
trunk ond move - somew heri ho
yond the houndnry lines of Ger
many. Herpdoll. under Jentciie.j hv
a United Htatea army court martta1
lo five years imprisonment for
draft evasion during tho wn It vet
at his uncle's hotel In Kherhah.
(laden, about mlleH from here
where ho look up rcsid''im n--:irly
three years a.?o wheit.hu t.seaped
froin America.
nergdoH, wt tippenr.-U ru-'intly
ui principal v,i;u.s:i for the hi;ti.
In the rrlul oi oil..-. II. i Gril'Ih
o' Hamilton, Ou ( who was aeei.i
e-! ct having- violated (ienitan ''i'-:-in
an attempt to secret tri:hii
out of the- country, at one- tlnu
considered applying for Oernmi:
cillzenshtp. hut no 1'oriiuil nppllca
tlun was ever ma tie. . HerKdoll'i
relutlves In America. It 1b said, tid
vised against any such procdUv.
on the pround that It would com
plicate the situation, and rt.lirhi
give the t'nlted Slntes povernmep:
S-AL-E
Every Article in the Store Reduced i
Here Are Drastic Reductions on Wool
COATINGS and SUITINGS
SKIRTINCS
54-lnch Kanry I'lalil. All Wool
ltutin KkirtinK
$3.29 yd.
SACKINGS
51-lnch Colored. All Wool
Sacking -
$2.10 yd.
DOMESTICS
Our Knllre Stock Of
Domestics
FANCY
M-liLeh Kancy, l'la
Coat I n
oooooooooooooooo
, Silks
in silks, Tarrcii
'repes. Ve
fSatins, Itroarfnolli,
Muslins. iJslMie Ie
Chine, jdrHiarmeuse,
Y:ic.
duced
plaids'?
l'UulrAli Wool
aJrJT auilini;.
VELOUR
64-Inch All Wool Volour fciultiinr.
oooooooooooooooo
$2.65
TWEEDS
M-Inch Alt Wool Tweed For
Sport Apparel
iVomestlcs " " Sport Apparel
I Reduced $1.90 : p
officials an additional lever to hold ,litle;:l offender and regular in I flee representatives that soon nflor
onto BergdoH's Philadelphia prop-! every respect, and on this account ! the outbreak of war in 1914, mnrj
orty which was seized after his! he is entitled lo certain protect (oil i Germans desiring to escape milt
escape. under the German laws. Germany tary service, fled to HwitzLTlani
I nweueu,
The status of ftergdoll in Ger
many, according to Herlitt fon-i;;:
office representatives at the I rial,
Is that of any other foreign po
I has no Ireatv with anv of the now-i Sweden, anil other nearhv'-cnitn.
: ers which would provide for the j tries, and that Germany has ntrvt-r
jexehange of political offenders. H i made any endeavor to have them
'was pointed eut by the foreign of-I returned. " . i
Far;:;;,
qi;,;;
will
A.i;ii
t?;;i:
elgh;;(i;
orlgl.;:;
Kvi.,::;j:
Intel.;::;
huse '
em.
Tlliiif
devoVii
tean
irroul
utiiy;:;!::
also.''::;t
han
l,lul;'.'i
Horn ;!;,;
PE;
plai.,1'
clul "
up
run -pro
Ina 7"""
1
Was she beautiful?
And how she .lid
hardware!
Some ijlrl! . , -
HliliiKUurds!
I'll s.ty so!
know her
Wo, bet three cookies to a ha- i
.nana Dial I lie man who started "as I
there will also be heard another slogvin into which much
good advice hns boon condensed and which sujrirests as good
a dclJiflUon for thrift as has been offered. The slogan is
this: ''Spend Monejf Wisely."
, It is not thrifty" merely to hoard money. The miser who
oves money for its own sake rather than for the things -'"'y 'i,,,,"r ,u",lv y from r
-hat it will buy him is not an admirable character; he is -'rl'n ' bai.y! '" t'"ie c:xn'"'
j no benefit to the community, but rather an obstacle to! .
u prosperity. The welfare of tho citizens is promoted hy JZ,!'!:,, 'ZJ'Tnumu
v jmmercial activity, which depends on the spending-of "r,'1' lh.v " numicd u.u i.iiiih
.ijoney. If there were little spending commerce would stag- '""'ls'
...,tc. .- ' "
. Wise spending consists in purt'liasing only those com-1 SlXlllIl BrOtlltTS
rhodities or services which contribute to one's well-being;
md happiness. There arc comparatively few persons whose j I nlrp ramOHQ
Illl'mlln.ill.. n. J ' v tm ajtWMW
j . c.r.ui;iiiy uvui.vone Miiemis
entire income is thus expended.'
money on things that he would be just as happy without. Nfoninrn RtmPflV
St is this the money that goes for things which really do ulul,lttul 1CIHCUV
one no good that r.hmild be saved. And there is hardlv1
i.nv" nrlnll in .r.l l,.,lll, .,,! ; ,..,.,l..i .,r .. ..i i.. : j llrolhern
.-...i ...,...v .., ipi'ii ,,iivii tun. 111 n;..-iib in i ni,rmi.Y II.CUIIIU
ii, to when the Smith
rlaei.l lluir M. A. C.
wno caiiiuiT. save at. lea.si a nine without denying himself diuK Hinrcu tiuoiiciioui n.e conn,
anytliing that is essential lo his welfare or comfort. I ,'7.. I'm ."'"''!!".''. I'V'!".'"',
1111 ut, is spreading, aim i no oiiservtince ot national thrift k t. have cni.titmn in
week this vear should oivo mil ir.ml.l,. ii.i.u.t.iu I,, (bo 1,1,,.!'''''"""""' :;,,",""!' complaint-
.... 1 ! Today luoiit. of- t hose medic
nieni. to oaiiisn pnveriy. Keporis indicate that greater 111-1 are Kcne ami foi-K..u.-n,
terest ia beinir slimcn in llniit ,.!, ;., n .,..it. ..r iu., "'"' M. A. f.
. .. . " v ! B..r sale than ever.
country this year than ever before. !y preaching thrift; it is 1 1..- .11.1 tmy
Vear after vear a t eeo iinnroinn n-ill l.n ...,.,1,. ,.i, 11.., aeiiievmr s
.-. .... "."Ml, IIIIU .!.. ,, ,.y,.ry ,, , , , , . , . K ,
ruiiie may come neiore long when there will he fewer pail- feres ii, ..s.-.i
has a
Hoi's in ilin IT.iiinrl l.,i.,L- .....1 1.. r .1: j lssMl.tr
wit j Jinuuiraiuy inai iwx di pu ol poverty.
t e l. f
'iiiaiiil
eve;
for !
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The movy studios may
mill is still in oK ration.
be
That's
I for t hiM remedy I:
to wow year nftef yt
t M. A. (. is remarhahiy effec
linl I,.u h luit thv .......wli.l : 'vo m for m of stomach tlts-
Editorials From
Over the Nation
f fl.lwl.N Itl SlM ss ;i:st.
HiuhtllK News: ll n n:;ttii'si'ii,-.'
how .many men regarded it Km d
u'nd NUhMlaiittiil elll.etni wil' d.'
raise u hand or vnlc' t-i iihm ' the
authorities in drlvlntf th ouiiuwt.
away from the euiiiitnmiiy titer
who look llmn (In- out til w dttli: I
as heltiK j'lMt iim rood r.ti lli. t e
the Ian -ahldltiR ci(!i:en.
They will endure all l.ltn.M o
luwteiutneaH rather limn take the
chance of lotting Imihiiukji. lint it
Ih the h tat my of all ele;m t,i:t:
that clean buatncHti 1b hetter and
tjiere is more of II.
j TOO JIA.W I.YNt mM.S
WushitiKton IVmi : Klun it com
piled by TenUtKee inHr.itm h'iow
twoaty-flirht lynehliiKH in Amer1 t.
ih ih'onr.iuhiu to miiipnriM of law.
.md order, litil while the lynching '.
record lor I't.'It Ih heller by
fweiiiy-Hine (han una'thal of IH-L'.!
it In wiiih than It Hhonhl be by
t'Aenly.eiiht. Not tintil reduction
"t KnehinKM (he t utted Ktatt-H l
hot . r (...nl t(t ,,,,, ,!,..,, ,!(, ,,r
:,,v"i r.t and order be met. The
'act Unit I wenly-elKht inM Hona ,
ere iMieli.d In mum driven home;
in all wu champion tln Htircm-;
ey ol the necrtudiy for colt-;
tlnuid uiel increanlntr crrort toi
:ititpi- !iH the law i-KHn-f:s that thus1
aw..tB iiu-ir iiRalnat lndlvtdualri
:ind fV'Tintn ut.
an im.imi ri:i m ttbi r
Orund Uiijm.Is Heruhl-lU vh'w :
I here in n i daiu:er or an over pro
duelled ot d.iliytilK. People in,
only ju.st leuninK to know the val
iic8 ut milk and Its vuiloun pro-dueiu.
treat, auch 'tis ttidlKcMt ion, dys
pepsia, liea rt burn, sour stomach,
nausea and excessive Bas. Ah
Holutely I armless pleasant to
take. Put up In n stxe only.
I'lleo II.lTi. lied front 1'harmk.i'y
will supply ou. ( Mail orders uc
e. pl.-d.) Adv.
STAR
FRIDAY
"If you send that urgent message by
"JIT
at hXiesI
ss 111 rsi.ilr
ilnar suf.
A. I'fmlllil
ti.l-l others
l th.,le
iontinucd
Telephony
fvait foKrhe
You will not have to;
ansvver"
Home TndeDendent
TelepKone Co.
Grande Ronde Hosmtal
A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not ad
vertise your sickness or broadcast your operations, but
gives you service equal to any institution in the North
west, i .- -.-.
Wc employ only graduated nurses ' '
Cold Type and
Warm Sunshirn
il -r.MKaiiWt nriy-Muvcn iu TJiis uccji two day
Another udvuntaKe in beinit Ihe
uhr of a mere republic la that
never has lo Icuw town bet-
me
! 7OAj ehic of 1
WO. i b.
i It's All .Newl . '
But we wish we mi
and every one o
look you in the
your face
"HAPPY
d
botho
7
E you, takti
leye andi
In expressing to . our patrons
inencts the hope that this may
Happiest Hohdav Season vol
ever enjoyed, we are compelled
coici type because there is
way to reach all.
ave
o use
other
walkup to each
'your hand,
(Bay right to
YEAR"
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I TIIE UNIWRSAL CAR
VjQUnD-RSUaBtf-PWeKESJJVE-
LAST Pr"irlS a total of 350,000 people were disappointed in
' no: l-:-'r jlile to obtain deliveries of Ford Cars and Trucks,
as orders were placed fasier than cars could be produced.
The demand for Ford Cars and Trucks this Spring will, accord
ing to all indications, be far greater than last Spring.
Winter buying has been increasing at a greaterjate than ever
Deiore.
z P0&6O i
Actual retail deliveries the past 60 days
totaled 308,1 70 Ford Cars afl Trucks, an
increase of 1,961 a day ojftr a year ago.
Over 200,000 people have alreadyrrderea Ford products on
our purchas plan, the majority jf whom will take delivery in
.UV 1.-1'. wife
The above f.Jrts are given wiff the suggestion that you list your-
v, .... , .. j .... o . ypU contemplate the pur-
tnasc u.i .s u, ur j j-ck ior use tnis Spring or Summer and
wish iu uvuiu uciay in uciivery.
"V!) Detroit, Michigan
YouritWc..nlerrmrcar. You cu tmnp to male , mall
Fori Wk,T l'urch. FUn. Thi. pu on plrS
lut ud uwira ddivery ol your car st ams to be detrrmiotd by jouraclt
iee the fepref AurhnrjJ v 1 T 1 vfrji:-
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PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY
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