La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 12, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textis PAGE FOUR THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, February 12, W2L La Grande Evening Observer! . INDEPENDKNT MSWSPAl'KK published dally and weekly ut Eft Grande, Oregon, by Ia ramle. Kraoloff Observer Publishing Com- BRUCE DENNIS. Editor. Ity 5JaU Dally, per month ............ ..50o Pally, threo mo., In advance, $1.2S Dully, six mo.. In advanco....2.0 Dally, per year, In advance.$6.00 I OFFICE CAT I LD "0ME TO,VN : T : T ll Xntered at postoffice at La Granilo, Orf.; aa Second Class Mall Matter. I On aale In othor cities Orejion Hotel News Stand, Portland; Im perial News Stand, Portland; Mult nomah News Stand, Portland. Address all communications to WHm OUSERVEU, 1416 Adams, fkm., la Gran do, Oregon. BUBSOKIITION ItATKS By Carrier pally, per month 7Go pally, per three moot lis J2.26 bally per alx mo., la advance, fi.bO pally, tingle copy 6c OITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPFJt MKMUKK ASSOCIATED PKICSS Th Assoclutcd Press la exclu sively entitled to uae for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In publlshod therein. All rights of re publication of special dispatches (his paper, and ulso tho locul mma herein also are reserved. lie suns your sin will find you out. NuiiihtTH 32:1'3. Wek ilmen! come, i rat Toa'ay Jlio Old Oregon Trail association is mooting in A jGrando and members of that institution uro here as tuests of the city. Today many minds are relaxed into thought of years ago when this great thoroughfare he road that led to Oregon was used by the ox team and he prairie schooner. Today men . have journeyed long I Hi.oll,':.- istanees to be present in La Grande and assist in fornmlat- ,i mir,,,-.- nr.lll.iii- lliinl. 'Hie f :l '.ilpfi-pMi' i ,':i'iv ill uli "Jtiil.'li Hy .Vi im-w cli'. iif.r.l t hl'l'llllll llllllii I-III.4 III' I ljl.U'1 HCIl Jflt l-Jj It'll. I.i ll.f -l.li!s ! in-.ii',l (l -iry Sililom i"imt liiifK." All Itlli'Ofli'irii.r;! Milll'.'r Mi.Vf, fine iere, and like Hie an' they breathe, are Jroe, tree, free. bin. in;; .in, jrar. Nil ill, blip cimvnmVnpn uiiu .um l.,,..l,l ,.( .. I.,'..l.,- s l ': '-! price by man than was the Oregon' Trail. One has but to i .. ;.,i. h7 lug plans and framing future programs to the end that tho blood that was spilled, the hardships that were en sured and the heartaches, felt by the pioneers may leave .heir indentations upon the minds of present day people. Ill oilier words, it is the hope i.nd desire that the growing generation may not take all the;:e blessings, including the Old Oregon Tiail, and think that they have always been barely touch history's pages to come to a realization of hat fact. Civil engineering as a profession may have done much or humanity, but with all of the advanced knowledge of he civil engineer of today, he could not improve on the election of the old road from Missouri liver to Seaside known as the Oregon Trail. It is remarkable how well he eye of the sturdy pioneer picked tho route which in tier years was to carry the greatest of all transcontinental railroads the Union Pacific and also to carry tho only highway from east to west that is; a practical route for lie tourist seeking to reach tho west coast, j We arc honoring these pioneers today by extending the unctions of tho Oregon Trail association, and La Grande impresses a great: pleasure in being the meeting place of he men and women who have sufficient sentiment in their earts to believo that the old trail should be set forth Imminently in the minds of tho present and future gener tions. ..' ' . ' The Greatness of Lincoln , rno Knaiy, earnest, brave, loresecing man, sagacious, jalient" Lowell's often-quoted words remain, after tjio best picture in little of tho great leader whose birth dn tho twelfth of February in ISO!) is celebrated through out the country today. It is always an interesting if futile speculation to adjust tho exact proportion of character and drcumstnnce in the life of a man like Abraham Lincoln. Ihc-qualities which Lowell enumerates would have made him conspicuous anywhere but they would hardly have had their full fruitation had ho never been elected president, had he lx-en elected in quieter times. The germ of all tjiat has made his one of the most revered names in his tory was within him from the first; the peculiar opportun ities his position offered him wanned it into the fullness lire. To his own contemporaries he was no hero: he bore through all his burdensome task as president a load of criticism, even of obloquy, that made if well-nigh intoler able. A leaser man could not. have preserved his balance as Lincoln did. li., lmighed his troubles off, though his lionrt was sore, lie was misunderstood by the solemn re formers of his days, and derided as a Gallio by those who eoUld not see, as he saw, the need of resting the great cause to which he had dedicated himself on the firm base ol popular support. It would have been fatal in such crisis to be in too much of a hurry. &The dee) damnation of his faking-off sealed the victory wipi his blood, innde him (he marivr of the great achieve ment and stimulated that passionate adoration for his mejnoiy which rets him apait among his countrymen. Wellington has become n more or less traditional fienre hut Lincoln remains intimately human. II. is-idle I,. the precise quality or his greatness, to compare him the other m-m of Kn;li.;i l,:,iul and speech to whom Sworld nays peculiar honor. He h n pkice ;ip:tii. www bhp w$m ' rfw (sJfc '" vf'Js--. s i I iww, Vkju Shim i I a I ' : I II -5s.- Wt H-r II.-. UUl'T. , .. . . ... . . ST.'. -.fiL! ' i ' V- I -.! I Hi-..;,,.,,,,, ;!''rill'l';:11"' ''-,. to I,! Ailvli,. to ll,a. r..m...l.l..n: S,.v,- I V )Jfvl i ' . ' 4 N f N I u, IHT Ktnnuifr lioinii on Hn llu. uirl!, anil ttHMrniH'.i Will luKt! l V :;' 5'- W t-'"t S 5 C I . J i.-tii ii.I off t In- llrlttany count for ram ,r tlivinsi'lvi'n. l $' V J ' I VAw . II ',11 burial In a rock tliut l.u lia.1 I V- 75 ' ' I jf " f . i: : sf:J I l.v ,-J C'"r;n '''r..l','r. lo'"": a,l th., Moaao. ; II fW 3 1 K A I ' ' hil. -ill ion wan not currlrd out, for I j - 1tl 1 ton- t ranks wlilcli Bliu IiiiiI i:c- AlflJlC f I i ' 'M , I Icclcl rroni ihclr nlaco, and ' f TA . I M I i "l ; f I DRAMATIC WORK Jg Ml I fj j I c0I.yrifh.9iiartsciuffn,iM1,r .f71T , II WAS. A or koii compntiy of phiyiM'H hi (hn I V Jr ' IS I am A kraha m' (III JL X L AZliAJL ill... 'iitt- r; ..; i fii;iii- r, lu'l-iii Anl!ii:Iiii:t ;'(t(Ii. ri):t.t ''ui'il'.- "lH1 IllXltJI! im ( ! flKH'l- v,a,i;'s tii'iv n f utt lifnii-s In -ntttv Uw omii'-i's (u Imy ijii-s. (Vi'ffn nil I ii'tt sln;i, jiilil'l t UU .iltH.V (lUll-'l'M ll'iJi-C.I II l' IM' iiHiMn cr:iiiit linljfiirt.; Uii.r. 'I limit nu t (;):.(. I from IIihm 1. 1 1-i imIIcs. 1 In inujT.. an ! ciui jis struck tis nsttal. Oilier tltitiH'M, ii: lulling wnjiirit, jiImi ran ttv.v (o inrni, "Sileiici- ;!t hoIiUm,'" lnj;a;i llio liilluilivn i-1;':;.!!!, ' At I'a.st lliul's what the l ' t. rial. I. I Mi you be lieve in li?" "Well, I -hnnio." ,;ii! M(.. CinilKle ;n.iK-h. "Ii-I'm Iiiivo n III flti hit of it ami I'll let you know." SUCCKSSFUL IN HllKKeHlh.ll . r Him may h" my hill mIus'm i.nvlh I'oj'iliar snii;r: ii'in de Ahlo, hut 'ttnnk'HH. AV OIj) MAID I.HvCS ;V I'AIt- rtT vii Vv -mi: ,0;.,(ST 'I'lilMi HIU'J I 'AN iWI' rIO A s'kOi;K. KIT. ION K, Ore. (Hpeclul) Our rell iJirMcn of luihler will have (he role of Joneph Mm-face In the 'Mehool for Heandal," a play to he pro'lueeil hy Hit! UnlverHKy of Ore- Kiin coin puny of play era hi the eatupiiH theater on t he nlhls of p'rhrunry -L', L':t and 24. In the rote of Joneph, I,nrnen will he. nu Irreproaehahle yuuiiL; tium wllli Hinootli Hiiavlty and i iKhleoimly malevolent inHlnualionn. Mr. l.ar.sen'H ahlllty to properly in - . lerpret mieh parts Is well known lo'l heater ffoeni at the 1'nlvernily of! reron and he him been htKh'y i om m ended hy rauipiiH di-nuuttle ! til lea for his ahlllty lo portray cueh eharat!lerlzal tona. Mr. l.ai'Hen Is a member of Mankj and ItimUln. On-Kon chapter of thej AuHoelated l'luyers. He has had nn important role In nearly every pro- hut ion HllipeiT In the Clithpil?!, Or Kvery week is heller home?! week lit our Hlore heeaime we Hhow the kind of fuiiil ture t hiit imikeM homes of the better kind. The iiuil II y, (hlKn und nrt In the pieces we show can't help but. make- n home of up peiilliiK' ami inviting heimly. W. II. Bohncnkamp Company T - uncom February Twelfth T!ic inspiration of the great consecration of this heroic citizen will never grow less, as the years pass, because the need of such consecration is; ever present: His greatness was his service to his country. No mat ter what any of us are doing in this life we can put something of that spirit into our work-i-we're trying to do it in ihe clothing business. ;' Man's DcsO'ny iuoiieniisls wlr.i uv nmv ; ilv.iiiriiifr flu- ciinlciilinii llt.-il I ncwils of man'.-; o; i;,iii ;nv (,- sm.-ill iihhiumiI, in I'miipai i- W1II1 his ili'Stiny siiiiihI ,". ml., ni' it;!hihi 111:'! nIi,,ii!,I i welcome to hold sMc-.. H' uvitx was l';tsliionoil out ol'1 X, SCIPI1W Cilll lint M,)f ollll'iuisi'. If 111. if; i-lfiiluiv1 cvouiiiiin, nu lilot',,1 (oir.Unirliotii.sts of tU; :il,le cjiii - f ...i li... . l . . .. iiki: nit- w-i, i.in wnv in:itii so mucii diss over UiiNirii's? I tainly man can nut, y t:K itin tliotii'iit or ol'lort. c!ianm! Ijojviiiniiijr. That is pi.-1. Kul ho cin cl'IVct his cis- . i . ...... icice aim can sci lni;li ,i;,.i!s and woik towanl (linn. Win- it... 1 1 ., ... . . ' ,,i,i; uhi li, i; li.tr.1. .111(1 UHIS W.ISIO IIIU ICS('lll alltl 1111- IMo luuirc? tl Si lxj cl. ol C hil pajr Giccks who declare they wmilil opposo til kins:, even were a plebiscite to lie in dejjitly do not lielieve in majority rule. the return of his favor, cvi-l iThe income . tix form lias been simplified, ' '. Ihe nl,'ht wtw iiuidn fur sleep mmwm -Z: S,T - l)ut. you eiiu'l tu'.ike the I In;; und m ll w -----i"...- Ui, r,,,.!.., i ...... ,., n fcft VI Klh.l'' nl,JI n II 1 1 -til1 III ; l.( liilSSili 7 IP I FORDSON ' ! ! feasffl Hair Grown 1 mmmsm tjw: (i I . t i r it v" 1w "i'i-vv 11 .vu"i money m a bav- t r or oale n";sz: A AM. u RO Vim in b thf Imltk' . r voui- (-r j-3 ,i ( III.., Imlr Rr.vi,w ,,,,-uVl , in... C'" laKt'S iUla-V 1,0,11 I Hfc TK iv 1 ll,t' s,':l11'- u'"' "'"" !- y-ip'EZ-i mans capacity lo enjoy J 1 i...n.i,. n.-,. ,,r huh- a.,.i ts... C ViW i - 1 " .1' .:. 1 KUw.1 iiiul hisli-r Unit rem.- w;tl. Ctei- ' 5'-i.'6l Vpmi- r.f 1, ..; . I I Mi- .,.,:, I. , ,1 ,- h;,ir 1m,,!. I,. Ask ,1! , ' J 0ki ' 0t ,,,-S, I''s'- I " - - ,.. I Is:.,. af""S th.. .(.. InalMvnl !.,. V... y 'T?jVf , tlOM, of siclillCSS, of old I j FSIflQI , Mi him unprcd. .,.:;- ; Clle ; Glass Drugs j i8 ,c ulc to dis- ! in i 1 1 . i . : ,,.-i i ,.v..i ! Js V s Pcnso with these fears. ,i','i'!'.','i. i',. ",!:,'"' T ,',','':,'! The llaymond Htiok-Ups Arc (iiving HesuKs ! -v.-.l-; 'j J ; And while man has earn- 5 " ;"" M..i. ... i. ,, ....- i ' ' ' N .ffit inir nower i ll.olim, 5 1 " "'I Ti... I A aomonstration will convince you. Ji M-m-wwt f.ci-: III "a , , . . In i" "ii !....., in i .. I I! t i cJ . l ii oyMemaiic ssiving. ill I '.:. m. ,, ,1,. This k not. .1.n.,nnr...t;eo 1 1 t OPEM KGSIR'LS! El ; ! OtOC Wal . I....-' i. ,,,.. ,,r r. I " I; " . 1 O Wo have .,.,-l-o,l ,,! Ill i iii.in.n, , , s w.. i..k. I i A COLD On CATAhhil r rro lack Snppf ' ' M.-.M: , , I Tube ! Set installed, less Ioiul spe!iker....$13.i t 'nuy iock opeec You'll find one that fits 1 '""' !' I I! .. , 1 L..I :L'L-- several l,nlnr..l S!1vi... i i ! ,,,, , , ,..,, iuneet installed, less loud ; f" . I J ' . plans. " t"iu"1 j sneaker $17.50 I : 4-m-m--i-k-k' j StOYinA qualities your cii-cuinstanees ex- h l! C.inlv liltv: onr r.,',.1 in l-,i.l or ll I O I 'in'' , ! "" " ;" t K.-t. Loud Speaker $20 ;j! curri..;!!., ,,. Y.n.r,-t.-i ui .acuy. I I.- ; ' Herald Loud Speaker $30 : 't 'tt'JZt illl ' (Q, (ffliL., slfl L.ErEvS It v'" i : 1,aKnavox Luud si'ck $35 to $ (.0 : j iin.t I.., in I..,- $i.:,i..m' I1 A " - I 't..!". fr.ui. your .lri.s:i( ..i'i.I :,i.i.!y a -A'3EaasffKai!WMirma.-. j.iTSS;' I inarews.uarage Geo. H.Currey lupins of getting the nmney to pay the tax. "III.; M r. .: but not the! hi ij-mic i I V1T iitiirniiet IMISLER, OREGON County tifty: our re'nl in inul er r.it;irrli iliij pear.-. Your e!e--i-l u triU wiil eprn. Ihe iiir ji.il'-' of your he:id will c'.r ami ou rati hreitt tio fn'ely. No moie snn'lli'i,', haw kin. murouj iii.-cK.i!i d: nr.-.i or iMM'larhc; m riiiiii; fer Ini-atii t i;L-ht. vlet n .-mall he! lie of K!ys t'r.-.im liilm from your tlrm;it .md apii'v a IittW' if t'ii fr;4i-anl atiti-it'i'ti'- cream in your tMriU. It u iieitat. s tliro'-jh t-vfi vail li.is-.ajn uf l'te I iin.l lie!inr tiie jolrf, or i'l.uni lemon lm uiNiaiu'. jr.viii re'tt (. HchI c-el.L- au.l like um!v. IV'il 9 -t.iv stulUd Uii ami Uiiterablc. Ktlitt i turc There is no siibstiluJ--f-jraltyij--.v ...-..