La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 06, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTITE LA OPwANDE -EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, Fphruarv 6, 1924. La Grande Evening Observer THE OLD HOME TOWN Jty Stanley OFFICE CAT X.I taCtE four .CC ' : ikM, SI Jpnbllibecl dally and weakly at (a Grand., Oregon, by 1a Grande ftanlnff Observer fubllthlng Colli er. BtXVCB DJ3NNJH, Editor. fcocered at poatofflce at I. a Grandu, On., aa Second Claaa Mull Matter. 00 sle In other clUea Oregon Hotel New. Btand, Portlund; lm rlal Neva Bland, Portland! MulU amah Newa Stand, l'ortland. Address all communications to tBB OBSERVER, 1410 Adama. .., La a rami a. Oregon. Hl'llSCItllflON KATI-IH lljr Carrier ("ally, per month ........... (6c tally per tbrut months 12.25 (telly per alx ma.. In advance, M.60 f)e1lv. single onpy ..Cc Youth The overestimate of youth ; The disposition to lament one has not found the secret of u happy life. . " Youth is the time of enthusiasms, bright hopes and hot desires. The tendency, consider these things the best ,',''11 we are fortunate enough to acquire wisdom as we grow ', older we find that contentment does not lodge in these things, but is a prize to be gained by the normal use of our will, our intelligence and our skill in self mastery. The sentiment which crops in novels that the joy of life's morning is all that's worth hile is closely akin to cynicism. ' For it leads to cynicism and to despair when the early period is once pust. ' The impression you get from the average novel is that the interesting part of life is over when the young people ut-c married and done for. .As a matter of fact, the best part of life ought to be lifter fifty. ,1 We begin life as young animals. Wo ought to wind it up as great qph-its. And age is better than youth, precisely an the life of tho spirit is better than the life of the flesh j precisely as an intelligent human being ought to bo happier than an unthinking nnimal. I . The average American family is dominated by tin children. j ". This is bad for them and for everybody else. It makes them intolerant, selfish and disagreeable. And it reduces their parents to a state of peonage. ? The truth that every parent ought to know is that if a child's youth is to be a permanent asset in his life it must.be made a period of discipline rather than of self indulgence. r.'No one Wants to go back to the heartless, callous and sympathetic system of treating children. Thev should ; hve.theit.full portion of love, uig. isuc at me same time they should bo made to realize tltitt life is not a matter of having n good time. It is a matter of self-mastery, of honor and of heroism. Slieh. qualities alone bring permanent happiness. And such qualities do not grow in a soil of continual indulgence. It is not a choice whether one shall be happy when he ir, oia or when he is young. It is rather an intelligent tak ing up of the problem how so to govern the pleasures of all our days with temperance us to make one's whole life worth while. i Editorials From Over the Nation ; oor.rs a hovm tih iiih :; 1'.yi:s? 'Arrhlhnla ltutlcdK.. in llurpor: To tlmt uncitiit trilogy r my-U-vWh unmjlvuhtc iih- way of tlm wrpent on thH bjiiuI, tlm way or the llrl In air, cm. I Uu- way ul a;nian with a inuhl 1 wnulu nd I ft forth: thi inyntiry uf tlx irnil-, houml. : IVrhapM ilitM-n hi no common ! phcnoiiM-non whhh Ih nmlfr Ktood tuid Iihm upprorluti'tt thnn UiiH. A Rood lo or uny kind will IWrform a lulmvlr or trnlllnj; I"1 lore our v-i. ( wi- rt'inulu tin tmprtHNi'd. .'or the tlthiK l niur vcIouh; and u Hluuy of H rnnnoi fall to ih'vntc our ronsldfrntlon for th wholo rnninr ruc .Prolmhly, both thn Heno of Mi,ht and (he vvnsv of licnrlm? oiiiiii ofruMlotmllj Into iiho. j .oi iniricui'iiiy j Hao ohm-rv-H u trtillliiir hound pnur tu lis tui, i-Bpcclully hi a Ihiikct, in the Impo that Honin iud- mailt- hy the flurry iniirhi dlivci him. Siui. tlrui'i, tin, hound ii thu.'i Kuhlrd. Jlo often r.-johifi Un park through fclvin u monentary wir to lt;i wll.l lhuh Jp. tin- nchbu o(' Kluh; Hnnor, in th nntum of ihi rase, ojifn he drought lnt piny. Whi h hm cimid.T with what itai)lnei ami ovidhy n houml will rtin a tt-ull m tho dark, or when no trutlti a I'm nppannt. wo umh'r fcland thut tho pciis m nmi'll hi tfio mnttrf ugvnt n UiM pi-rior-manrr. V or it vrii:AT At iti- vt.i: i Ites IJirgu lit Colllrl's: Ko,- rivn -ani hefom the war an averairt or 47.fl9J.imo nne w.ia sown lo wheat In thhi country. Ity IB lit Our flereagi! had Increased mor i (ban 2anon.oiio to u?.4 :i T.tmo. Th wor ended with nearly r.o I PT pent more hind seeded m ih gram thun before. Hupply nud aenmnd reduced our wheat nere wire from G7,l37,ntMi lo Ml.?r3.ao(i hy is;:. That left us ttlih 11. 1& 6,000 ncres in exresn of prewar a Vera pea Konio Biirh figures tho Federal reserve board foresaw; mon. lent on farm collateral and IiIkIi land vulueji wa Msky. The spno won over; Kurope; for Homo years to rme wa out of the niuiket for our MirphiH rarm tirodticlR nt pre vnlllnn high priren. ' While IheMV things tfcra hap-' penfajc here, a Nliullur uxpam.ioit fly Mall Dally, per month too Dally, tlireo mo., In advance, 11.26 Pally, six mo., In advulice 12.1.0 Dally. pr year. In mlvuncu....i.o.io I I Y AND COUN TY OI'IICI Al. l-AI'KH mi.mim:ji ass(jiah:i i-itiosH Tha AaaoeiQtnd Vrtm la exolu- atvely Gntiiled to nae for publlcu. lion of all nows dtapatches credited to It or not otlierwimi credited In published therein. All rlKlitR of re publication of special dlHimtchia this paper, and also tho locul uewa herein also are reserved. The. iiighteous shall Inherit the lu nd, und dwell i herein forever i'he law of )iIh (fxl In in his h-url none of u in Hleps Hhall slide. I'salius '47:2V, 1. is a phase of weakness. its passing is an evidence that of the immature mind is to part of existence. out so often in poetry and appreciation and understand-,! had oppurrcd in othrr romilrloa whh-li export food to Kuropo. V hud Inrri'iiwd our wheat arriiiKi nearly Go per eent; In Canudu it hud grow from if!H5.iMiu nciva In 1!'18 to 18.24n.(nu in nnd npproxinuiti-ly L'.OiMi.ium in J 1,2 2. Ai'ptMHIna, A.uKtralta, and indlu hud expandeil llu-lr wheat plant hiK vary lart-i'ly, If nnl lo mich u Rl'ea. itent. The I'uriner was depending op I :uropt to aluioih this poi war HUrphif, slneo thut Htrlekeii ton Uncut had hoiiKht it up durhin th eonflkt. The food of tlm people h not o Imporiant to novernnu ntM Hi penee. Tho end of paper ereil- iih mill been readied. Money wuh talkitH aHin, and ltuidl. Kurope turned to produehiK 11k own hieud as far an posHihle. I'M ve print I pa I wheal -Imparl im? eonnirlex hnve restored their nere uife to :n.tMiu(aini frnni the low pidn ; o,' Sti.nun.auu. Kleveii eoiMilrlen which harvest ril Hs.oaa.niMt nrres or wheat In 1 1 - reported r:'. I sn.otm fm i!i:i:t, m;i:d moiii: timk to Ay Itreckenridiro tlaxeilc-Telegrnm: Vh"t the lanuerH "f the .North west reallv heed, and .what Presi dent CooMih;e hiiM prupiised to uive tlieiu, I:;" not more credit wo have all had too much credit in the past but :n etention of time in Which to pay oil Ihe hnMdedllesi already Ineurreil because nf a serle; or had crop nnd prot'ltlesi y a ra. ini:i i icii-.'y tiu: MOST i:pi:nsi i; I'eshtlKo Times: The great oh Ktncla In ttie way of good govern ment does not tie In direct pidlll ca graft an. I through this tueani are not great in Ihe aggrepale. The big Iom comes from ineffl elent government that results when politieiuns put incompetent men in office. When government fund km gel ?i Into Hueh hand-. publir services cost mor nnd tint taxpayers ant burdened. tii my iii i.iim: in tiii: itoss. Toledo lllii.l..; T,.i I'liliaKO men iveenlly Idneked t li-lr lirnnHrN Iii.nk In u venturn lh:U looked doultirtil of KiieH'i. Ii mieeeeded nnd Ilie ten men till mode monev There ore tueeieH unci ho.qett. If Mm nr. thn kind that men will follow even with their monev Into whnl .look like ti lost emise. you nre thn kind tlmt will noine day lead yonrradr mid men lo vle- 1 umjw A -vl-:l Ite.l.. I fxtmm '''jfttiff Z2 ' & i Tulte one ditni)hool. tfl : '- IK "j? ATJ fP&Zhy I flt.v n An (.rntiilr Mnn.) Tul( Olid lltIII)l)OOl. Honk In hioonfihlitii for n honrn. i'luco !n any kln ul ail nulorno- UUo. linca train to rrOHinK. rti'inovc iroin wrerluiK'1, plnco hi llu'k (or Kniy) nntin-llnoil box unit KrunisJi wUh fhiwcrH, 'Voiir IiiiHhninl U very iilmcnt niiiitltil. iii i lie,", iiiiiiiinil Mik. liliiiiL, uf Ml (i lilt Mb. o her iK'iKli- t:ir. 'C.'.i. my, .vch1 tinlietl w "fmsi ntutil Ih v.itt up to (ni mi a t;lu.s oi unffr iiikI lie ilniuk It lilmx-1 1 niKi cnmi In h'nl." TIk mor .soiiH- pi-opic I ell HOIilf pt'Opli. I In- mom koiiim pt opli tvt i o rfini-mlHT whnt hoiiih Ic lolt' tllCDI, I'or-pou- iisi'ri:iti:'ri;i). M inlHhT: "Set you wiui; In j;f t innn-lcd .IHd l.u Oramlo Mnn: "Not p.-ir- ticiitiirly, hut this lady iIoc.h," viii: VOII IIMAIl A MAN' ItOOST Of-' IMS I'A.MIIA' THKi: M ST ICi:rAI.I, THAT NITS Ol'- (illOW 'IIIAT WAV TOO. Ill DOI'H. -"Wiui I flot' your fnt her W M M.i in V" it. Ut (JrniKlh kvuci niiin uskt'd ik hoy yi sl'Tiluy,' "Kv-i'lMniylhiUH whnl Inml lord lohl inc yoHtcnliiy," (oil made ;' nmnli) hut man iiiiiilc the dnuueioiiN ciirvcH. Via ItlrhimK 11. V. D. I loHt a dime Innl nluht. ilow ran I find l, Annwer tty Junius Tlekle the hnhy'n throat with i. Pent her, Jlo .swallowed !t. I'. It. ('. I love my wlfn hul don't know' wheal her nho re Utrnn lift, nfferllon o. not. Can On s'. nio rthl ? AtiHwer 1 hy .hinliViA wood vtn lo fiul oat m to disfrulHit your wli mid Iry to carry on n I'liHa Hon wdh her; With. you, natufal (dinrin und ability to pleu.Hu th- ludl(i,1yuy,,Hlmy(UJi, nUhi tt.Jli't nniC '. H. ('. 1.. Should J K-et married? AriHwc hy JiinlUN-r-No. Merely Wah your shirtH yourMelf and Hie hhiton;i will stay on them. f. O. I ', Will 1 ever Hueeee l lis a' NllHver. I have trained my voire hul runnot we-'ni lo a;et any tn, KUKemellli. Answer hy .JuiiIuh T udvlno you tJ net n Joli Helltnir UeliotH In n I'nrnivul eoneeMHioiii It. S. I'. V.- My hewt Rlrl n -ttiMcd lo da neo with mo taut tlmo I asked lier even IhoitKh t tome her to tho hop. Wlml wliould I do? Answer hy JunltiH Get. her !o fiRtt tho dotted line: A. A. I'. I'm trylnp to li'iirn to play Muh JortRK, hut I weem to hllve no luek. Can you elillfrhlen me ' Answed by y loaded dlr .luphiH Why not CAVE-IN IN MINE FATAL TO 11 MEN (Continued irom page 1) libit ant road," one survivor said. Then the leaping black wave of death euKuh'ed them, battering Its Mel bus ana i list the walls. NlKhi found scores of wives and mothers and children at Ihe phiift opening, some in frantic huts, oihern dry eyed and staring, as helples us were the men about them to snatch from the murky waters the bodies of their loved one;-. .Many Young .Men. Most oi id,, victims were youuj: men, many of I hem married and most uf ihe children that took up Ihe sorrowful vIkII with their luo Ihers were tiny tots, clutching I i wonderment; ai their mother's 1-klrin, awed by the Ihlng that had mad t tlu in urphan.. While a number of Iho men Wei forclgneiM. by far the great er niininer were u:i t urullred -mer- U'lirn yen are milTeriiiff with rhi'it- tir.itiHin ,n yen rim hnnlly p.-t urennd Jnt try Knl I'epiji'r lliili'nnd yon will lime tlu iiiiekit relief known. Notion lulu nili eoneontrutod. (tnieti-iitiii lieat a. ml pepperi. In laat relief. Jut nj noon jtn y.m 'lv Hill I'epthr Knl) )nii foot the Iiii:;Iiiij4 lieat. In tlirre' minutes it urn ins the mre pet tlireuj-li an.l llitouh. I'rer. the hlood ciriulntloti, lu-eak up tlie eoiifietiell unit the old rlieuinati.m torture i. frone. Rowlm Ui-il l',.pKT Huh. tuiirlr from rixl pepi r, ee.ia little nt uny dniR .tore, tlet a jar At onee. I'.e It for luniluiro, neurit in. baekaehr, .till neek, "ore nuneliK. eolihi in ehe.t. Almoat Instant relief await, you. He ure to p i Ihe p'tiiiine. with Hi. nania Kettle un I'HvIl puekage. STOP RHEUMATISM j WITH BED PEPPER RUMMAGC 5AL6 IEWS- TBNTM r't- v. rife TO A SUDDEN END ,re :- iodax when THE STTCNE Pipe .."-yPTHIPTEEN iean or Anterlenn horn, nud all were experienced mlnera, workln,, ir i n oh! mint! deenieil entirely safe. The mine, nltuulcd nbont four n lies north of troby in a re gion somewhat Hivuinpy, formerly wiih Ihe old Ida May mine, owned I hen by the ( 'uyuna-M inueupoliM Iron couipaiiy. Alter receivership n year atfo, t ho properly reverted to the roo Ownei-H, and lllst yiar yielded 70. ihmi Iuum of matiKnesi-H ore. It in opera led under lease hy the Wiiil ma rsh M'inlnK company, and I owned by Oforurc tl. Crosby of Dulnth. Tho Hhal't ut tho Milford mine Is 1 1'D leet deep and the main level of Ihe mine is 1 00 feet beneath tin1 mi mire of the earth, n lining norlhwcNt and Bouthwes", a drift JKdfi feet Ioiik. Mtn Ar Tiiippi'il N'orlli of tho mine lies Tslnn-I lake, nml between tho mine nnd thin lake wan a small pond Tues day niKht lunch smaller, its shores , u mire, for Its waters filled tho working or Ihe mine. , It wu's Just after Srttu p. m., 1 when Ihe dlsanter occurred. Work-, hlfc In Dm lower levels, Hrnlterod 1 nbont In ff roups, woivtho 4!i men, nearinc ihe end of their day's toil. JteachliiK out under the bed of the pond was a dtlft. of the iniir periously close, it now develops, lo tho Insecure bottom of ihe smnli pond. It Boomed as if tho whole rooT collapsed without warning and as the muddy waters rushed Into the drift, men working near thn kpol, were tnstnntly engulfed nnd pre sumably instantly killed., ., Onn or the seven survivors .said he wus working near thn shall when all of n. suddon hn Ueard n l limbic whh h iMtnont at once be enme nn ominous rttai. Morn pcoplo pot. 1!2:j Umn In 1921. 30,(nn In Tho Rrnncl Jury sot some of them In 111211. rUNERALIS MARKED BY SIMPLICITY (Continued from pngn 1) scrutlhlo mnjesiy of death, Wood row WilHon kept his hmt vlglii Tuesday night in the Mulct room where life had ebbed away Ktemal culm and greal peaco brooded over tho at 111, strong race, v Deep graven lines etched by years of pain and .suffering were sofieiied In death nnd the look of Mtruln has gono forever. Dear ones have looked their hist on IIioho . chiselled features The hi'oken machine, robbed or the valiant spirit that ruled It. wan laid - tenderly away today I amid M-ulplurcd marble to sleep Forever. There was llltle more oT - prep - aiation necessary Tuesday for the VALENTINES LACY HEARTS AND TOKENS -Best for Hcau and Relic L. & L. DRUG CO. Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER Just Two Words . Will pot you in touch with the lest .Lumber' at tho 1 'ight Price TELEPHONE MAIN 8 Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company For Mill and Pox Wood Fhone Main 517 J. L. MunhaU 9 SbbKE; AJCFNAI. DAY fell - CUSTOMERS - funeral ceremonieji today. They were planned to be doubly strik ing by l heir simplicity. Kven the double religious services will be brief lucking much ' of the cu deuced sorrow of church cere monials, or military pageantry there will bo none. Jt was Wuod row Wilson's wish. . WARniXOTON'. IW thn Asho- ! felill-i1 I'r.'uul 'I'I.a A riii.rifiii ,1 ilw- I on u slender ring pole planted 1 during the nU-lii on the lawn of the Uerman embassy, which h:h ' lulled to half mast It's colors lor j M r. i W 1 1 sun , wa h re m o vei I from i the embassy grounda today after j police had received complain thai 1 the grounds; had been invaded. Kinhusay offlciallt said t hey i lende no such complain but, be cause ()r protests Ihe embassy an-1 nounced It's flag would be raised ' at 1:30 today to half inasl. WHEAT MAY BE UNLOADED ON MARKETS SOON SPOKANK, Wnsli. (AP) ftcnonil ulilonilinff of wheiit onlo Iho innrki'l hy Kt'ow.TM hi Iho Hlnlc may develop this ninnlh. In lln opinion or IjunknrH ami orflrlnla or the WnnhliiRtnn Whent llrow i iiHMoeliitlon owlnR to tho raet I lint nil whent' in i.he 'itroWerH. luuiilH on nnil nrter Mtireh 1, will In auhjerl to In.Mitlun nl tho rule or rroni 2 to n relttH u Itu-shel. Moro lhan hull" of - tho whent. 01 . ineinhei'K ot the WltHhlnKlon nnd Oreffon co-operutlvn imKoelu ftlons hH heen Hold, ticcorlhff to :V. J. ltohlnson, Kenei-nl miumtror or the Washington organization. nml ihe grain Is moving steadilv. Rankers, mainly in ..Upoltano, have made advances on approximately 0,tHM,nao bushels of wheat at iiu eent ii a bushel. R was reported, a total ndvanee or $2.500.1100. AH of ihls wheat is being held and no effort Is being made to ure the growers to sell. "Many growers nre holding Ihelr grain in anticipation of gov ernment action to boost the price or litl'It wheal," Mr. Itoblnson tuid. The best authorities seem affreed Unit uny action taken will not apply pn 11123 wheat because of the lateness of tliet .season. ' Home growers seem of the o;n Ion that l!)2 whent held over un til 1924, ti tho event of tho crea tion of nn export commission, will ko into the 1924 surplui for ex port ami enjoy whatever bounty may be determined for tho 11)21 exportable surplus. Wo huvo rea son to bellevo that thesu grower.) nre due for disappointment Tho plan Which wo believe will be adopted is to sell wheat, heh over until 1!)24. at tha ex port pried without bounty." I California, Itulhls Market l or Home - (imwn t'lgnrctics I HKUKKI.KY, Culir. (AP). Orowera or "TuiUiMh" tobacco In Just received, our Spring shipment of silks. We ask you to inspect this gorgeous assortment of fine colors and patterns which will dominate throughout the coming season. . , TRICOLETTS FANCY CREPES All latest Spring excellent quality tor $2.00 yd.. HOME SPUN The serviceable and practical material for your Spring garment $2.75 yd. NEW SPRING WOOLENS Here is the most pleasing selection of Suitings, Skirtings and Coatings that we' have ever presented beautiful combinations of tans and blues in checks and stripes; also chocolates and sand colors which will be very popu lar this season. California gradually have extend- ' ed the scope of their activity un til now they deal wlOu their pro duct from Hie, time It Is planted until, made into cigarettes, it la placed on t he market, The growth of tills industry In traced in a. paper Issued by the agrteult Jral experiment station at tiie Cnlversily of California, , , "... ! r ! years ntfo. lint because ol im j perfect curing nnd difficulty of I marketing, tho business Inngulsh j ed until nhout ten years ngo when it begun to Improve. Later the growers came to realize- that they could obtain a better return by entering the manufacturing field theniselveH, and early In J02a o company was organized to handle California grown "Turkish" to bacco. Tho company is' now find ing a. ready sale for its product. XpwC.'IumvIi IWillcntcd. KPOKNK, Or. The new Chuis j Hon church at Springfield, erectei 'at a cost of $12,000', was dedlcntei ;Hervices wre lield during the forenoon, afternoon and at night I nnd several hundred from tlx Kfrst ChrlsMan rhureh ol Kuprenc HIrio Iho New, Modern, Ilenlcd Musses 12 find l.'j.l'asseDer LA GUANDK - J0SEIH STAGE LINE Lc.ive La Grande at 7::t0 A. M.. B:il A. SI.. 11:30 A. .M., 1'. AI. a::io i. . 4 l)i;.l Xltll'S IA1I;V t'lioose the C'uiiiforlnhle. Hufe Slae for Your '1'rlp FOR SALE 4 room house, city( water, elec tric lights, goratre, woodshpd and Ct liar; localed on Y street on coiner, all assessment paid. Two lots. Price $l,suO und $r,r.n will handle It. Thl price. Includes two slovcs and linoleum. ' room modem house, hnsement. located on I-'Irst street cloie In. Cement sidewalks. stre.?t will ho paved next year, lawn, shade trees, hit 4"xl 10 feet, new gnrutfe. Pricn $:tf. 75.00; $ lt.0e.aa rash. Balance month Installments, 10 room modern house nrrnnged for two apartments. On npnrtnn nt now ' Tented for $3 per month with permanent renters. Located eloso In on Second street. I, a rue lot. pave ment nnd cement sidewalk, trees, law n n good homo nil for $4oen. no; Str.oo.oo cash w ill handle It ; halance con-, I tract. We nre st 111 delivering first class alfalfa hay for $lu,00. See us for Ktro nnd Life Tn nuranco in good old line coir panics. Phy, Black & Stoop In Iji nrnnde XntlnnAI llnnk nitls. I .a Crfiiulr, (lnvm. I'HONK MAIN SB Delightful dainty $3.50 shades; ro in attendance. John Mrown, evangelist, who Is holding n revival meeting there., lelivered the dedicatory sermon nnd Dr. TO. V. Silvers, pastor of the Breakfast Bacon 25c " '"MT. "EMILY BRAND" One-half or Whole Strip None. Better tv The Grande Ronde Meat Co. MECHANICS Don't Take Chances 'USE .f . STARRETT TOOLS Ore. Hdw. & Imp. Co. 1 I rone wdt may lock peec but ib has' stoyn cjuafitie.s There is no substitute for safety Spring patterns for dresses and blouses to $4.25 yd Crepe de Chine All new shades and colors; two excellent grades for $2 and $2.50 church In lOugenc, assisted. Other speakers were llev.. Karl Chllders .of Ihe Kali-mount church nnd Ho v. K. H. Luther of the Springfield Haptist. church. I You will have "staying qualities" if you have your money in a Snv ings Account. Fear takes nway from man's capacity to enjoy life. Fear of losing a posi tion, of sickness, of old age coming; on finding him unprepared. NOW is the time to dis pense with these fears. And while man has earn ing power is the time for Systematic Saving. We have worked out You'll find one that fit9 several helpful savings plans. ;cour circumstances exactly. J