La Grande evening observer., February 06, 1924, Image 7

Wednesday, February 6, 192 1.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
NORWAY WINS
CIOM
United States In Fourth
Place in Olympic Con
testsFinland Secod. ,
CHAMONIX. (liy tho Associated
Press) Norway made u runaway
raco of Iho lut two ski events In
the Olympic winter spurts Monday,
winning fli'Ht placo In tin whole
series. with u total of 134 piiintH
to opS'fl over Klnlund, which fin
ished second with 7(i' points.
Groat ltritain took third place
with 3U und tho United Slates
fourth with 29.
Tim Norwegians showed splen
did form in all tho events In which
they competed. They wero In ad
mirable physical condition and dis
played great efficiency In all
branches of winter sports with ab
solute supremacy In the ski events.
. Great Hrituin, In scoring one
point moro than tho United States,
did so with tho aid of 1" polntM
from the curling compel II ion, In
.thlch oniy threo nations were cn
r terod, while on tho other hand, the
United Ktates against eight nations
represented in the hockey matches
took second placo hut scored five
point rt.
Tho standing of tho nations on
the final accounting was:
Norway, 13416: Finland 7fi :
Great ltritain, 30; United States,
lilt; Sweden, 2G; Austria, 25; Swit
zerland, 24; France, 19; Canada,
12: Czechoslovakia, H ; I iridium,
6; Italy. 1. Total, 3U1.
Nino points of the 400 for 1 fi
events wero not ul lotted, three
points being withdrawn In the mili
tary ski race and six in the curling.
tf'tpr if- t
l'AVOKITK NTUDY OK AMKRI
CA S r'lltST l.AlV. Mrs. 'oolidKe
Is said to prefer this picture above
oil others taken of her since she
took up residence with her president
tiubhy at the White House. She lias
a reputation tor being an Intelli
gent woman and above all a wise
mother. That's a record to be
proud of, don't you think f
BOXING
"Ownership of property censes
at death," ho continued. "The
right of disposal goes, by law, to
the s'ute; hut the slate makes a
concession in granting the right to
make a will, which, once drawn, is
inviolable."
Young advised that a person,
preparatory to drawing up a will,
consult a good lawyer and select a
competent- executive. A trust com
pany, ho said, is tho .safest executive.
Filter Plant Success
CHICAGO. (Al) Haltllng Stkl.
tho boxer, caused Kd (St rang
ier) l,cwis, heavyweight wrestling
champion, ot jump out of a ring
here the other night, It was re
vealed Monday night. Slki did not
challenge Lewis. Instead he tried
to kiss the heavyweight champion,
following the French custom. The
Senegalese ref ereed an exh Ibit Ion
match In which Lewis appeared.
When tho strangler was declared
tho winner. Slki'starled to throw
Ills arms around him and imme
diately plant, a kiss on tho cheek
of Lewis and Lewis took 11 on the
run.
NEW VOUK. (AD Tex Uick
ard, boxing promoter. admitted
Monday ho was considering 11m or
ganization of a professional hockey
league next winter. He denied,
however, that he has arranged to
put the Canadian Olympic cham
pionships In the league to repre
sent New, York, as reported from
Canadian sources.
ll.'.Mll Or. Willi nreMHiii-n in
creased from a pumping head of
(& pounUU lo Kb pounds, water
from tho new filler plant ' erect
ed by tho llend Water, Light 'and
Power company at an approxi
mate cost of $80,000, was. forced
into tho cltv mains for the first
jtime at 1 1 o'clock.
Tho increase in the pressure or
tho water will be of great apslst
aneo to the local firo depart
ment. The filtered water has now
reached ull purls ul tho city. J lie
; taste of chlorine, noticeable at
times in - the water pumped from
II... ..Itmt l.t' l.i.im ollmlnn.
led by the new filter plant. Two
other pumps, both with a capacity
of L'tOO gallons a minute, will bo
ail iled to the plant.
'Marks Only Value Is
Purchasing Dollar
DUSSULDOUK. AI) e Intrin
sically the pit per murk has lone
outstripped tho Russian rublo in
wurthlciuniess. but unllke Ua broth
er in adversity, tho mark mill
serves: as an excellent decoy loi
tho capture of dollars und other
stable currency.
Despite tho present tendency or
tho mark to maintain a fairly
steady ' quotation liiN,.the money
market, It Is tho chief Iruslncs ot
every man,, woman and child to
possess as few paper maYks as pos
sible at the end of the day. When
tho bank clerk gets his salary he
goes to the nearest bank and buys
dollars. When tho merchant sells
an article of merchandise, for pa
per murks he sends a messenger lo
procure Its equivalent (n Njoljars.
Tho bank .In turn, sells lis marks
to people who figure they can save
a little by paying their bills In p:i
per marks instead of foreign iuoiit
ey.
After thus decoying dollars for
dozens of people during the busi
ness day. the mark goes to bed at
night despised by ull whom It has
served, and the man who has many
marks left at night usually bus a
restless sleep.
Ilamlon Kin's Meteor.
MAHSHK1KL1), Or. What at
first was 'supposed lo have been
an earthquake at llandon was fin
ally determined to have been the
Impact of a largo meteor In that
vlclnltyr probably In tho ocean
near the mouth of the harbor.
Tho shock occurred at 10 o'clock
in tho evening and the people
though It waa a quake. Those on
tho streets saw un intensely bright
meteor pass from east lo west,
lighting the entire sky.
It was believed that the reporl
accompanying tho impact was
caused by tho heat of tho meteor
and. water.
NEW YOI'tK. (Al) Luis Angel
Klrpo now plans a re-entry into
this country April 2 or 3 for his
14124 pugilistic campaign, during
Which ho hopes to "lick Wills and
Hempsey." Captain Thomas W.
Sheridun. skipper of tho American
Legion, which urrtved from Buenos
Aires Monday, said that was what
Firpo told him just before sailing.
'.'When Klrpo camo lo the ship
ut 13uenos Aires he had about 5000
fans trailing him." said Captain
Sheridan. "Wo had to keep him In
side as the stevedores stopped
work when he walked out on deck.
I fed him a plank steak. American
style, and ho said that Is what he
intends to train on here. Ho was
In training that day ho ale only
about three pounds."
AVtltAGK MAS THINKS UK
WON'T JIK, SAYS HANK I IK
COLUMHUH. O. (I.N.fl.) "The
greatest dirrieulty is not getting
money, but disposing or It," de
clared Arthur Young. Cleveland
banker, addressing n local au
dience. He asserted that "the aver
ago man believes he Is the one ex
ception to tho inevitable law or
death.
Ignored!
.": v j
.Im ,1 II.
Mrs. Finlcy J. Shepard. formerly
Helen Gould, broke down nnd wept
at Gould estate accounting hearing
in Xew York City. She said sho
ha I been "ignored" and added that
rer brother, the lato George Gould.
Iind always said women couldn't
"keep counsel."
Trail Calendar Issued.
ISA Kid ft. Or. Another onu of
tho many features the Old Oregon
Trail association will use this year
in advertising tho "road which
saved an empire" and tho short
est and best routo to tho 1'aetflc
northwest" is a large calendar In
two colors, with seven descriptive
pictures und a map with tho trail
marked In red from the Missouri
river to Seaside, Or.
Walter 10. Merchant, president of
the trail usociatlon prepared copy
for tho calendar, which was'prlnt
cd by a local plant. Tho calendars
will be sent fo hotels, garages and
road organizations throughout, the
United States.
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ST. LOUIS COURT
HOLDS PAROLE
IS REVOKABLE
ST. LOUIS (AD A parole may
bo revoked even after the time of
the term of sentenco baa expired,
it was held in a decision by tho
United Htates circuit court of up-,
peals hero Thursday, Tho decis
ion was In a case overruling Dis
trict Judge 1'olloek of Kansas who
granted a writ or habeas corpuH
for tho release from leaven worth
penitentiary of Leonard w. Anhor.
after ho had been returned to tho
penitentiary for alleged violation
of hut parole.
Asher was sent t o tho peniten
tiary Decembor SO. 1015, to servo
threo yeora following his convic
tion in I'tah for alleged thefts of
funds of the American Kx press
company. H waa paroled June
lo. 1117, under tho two-thlnl'i
rule, on condition that ho go to
Wyoming and remain thero until
April 2. 1D2L In February of
1921, however, ho was arrested In
Portland, Ore., and returned to
tho penitentiary on a charge of
violating his parole.'
Judge Pollock granted tho ha
beas corpus writ on tho theory
that a the time of the Sentence
had expired, his parolo could not
bo rovoked.
New Tariff KusiHmliil
RALKM. Ore. Tlui uMh nor.
vlco commission suspended until
April 12 sections or the new trafTs
filed by tho Yamhill Klectric com
pany , Tualatin Valley Mlectrlc
company and Sheridan Light and
1'ou-or compuny, relating lo exten
sions of electrical energy.
It was rhurged by the commis
sion that tho m-ctiomj of larirr un
der suspension conflict wllh the
order Issued bv tho eoiuuilnslnn
Several monfllM Itc-n ll,iirlntr tvllh
I relation to tho new tariffs has been
set ror I'ehruary If. in Portland.
Bond Election Called
boDtwriii'l Bll.n Or.. To TrO-
vido toniporary relief for school
congestloa a wooden building, to
V...UA tho mnniml tmlnlllf dQDOrt-
ment, Is to bo erected apart from
tho high school building. With
the removal of the manual train
ing department '""the- classes will
bo rearranged in the additional
accommodation.
To purchase four lots, coin-
,. Inline h ti-net of two cltv blocks.
u special election to authorise a
bond Iss -Hi of tfuo nas oeen
called for February 25. I'urcnaso
of tho lots is necessary for school
purposes.
Huh Lino lias Deficit
a! i.r ut Tim fVntral mo
tor bus line, which operates out
or Salem, had a deficit of $3.-
"Mi mi (1 it rln ir ' I hn venr of 1 9113.
according to tho annual report of
tho corporation filed with tho
public sorvice cohhhwiwh . J4 " .
Tno passenipor nivcu
company aggrcerated r $40,266.79,
and the rovenuoe, from-, express
privileges totaled $386.65. The
. . .1 nnnaa WITH
loiftl operHtwiB -
$36,146.17, no Including -taxes in
l (iO? Kfk ant with
tno amount vi -moi.u
drnwals amounting to $7278.02.
Tho Independent Telephone
company, with headquarters at
1 . ... .. InnrtmA Cf
t'HOl HOOK, nuu "
$999.19 during, tho year 193, Tho
operating revenues' of this cor-
poraiion wero -vl ---, ...... r
orating expends amounting to
$083.U0. Tho operating Income
Was 21B1.(l, iruiu inv.t "
AiwinA liLxes. doDreciatlon and
Aboii' R7 Tr cent of tho people
who think they could . run tho
country .safely let their rauiaior.
freeze. '
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All of our time devoted to ono business Funeral Service.
Tears of experience boa enabled us to care for and prepare
for 'burial your Loved One In a kind and gontle way. We
help you make all arrangements. Our ambulance service at
any tlrno, day and night '
A ItlvM TV 01'- THK S( l(Ll;N. The hrlght eyes loolilne at you from
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Drugs
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Manic-tiring - lluhhinfi
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l.lfe 1h jo.st a slow and iilnrul
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EVEN in rciuola icgious,. tlio oncc-fumiliar figure of
the pcf(llcr is nti-cly yeun. n tlic cities the brass
luiigecl 'liuekstei' has practically disappeared.
- Advertising lias banished those outworn hangers-on
of trade. Through advertisements, women learned dis
content with the limited choice offered by the pedcjler's
pack and the huckster's cart.
Advertising teaches vis to be inOre exact in judging
values; to require things to measure up to Ijctter stand-
ards; to malc better use of every cent we spend..
Advertising hag done away with haphazard choosing
by showing how wide and precise -a choice you really
can have. Haphazard buying is going the same route.
People who; read advertisements know what is what--and
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A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not
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