La Grande evening observer., February 13, 1924, Image 4

T PAGE FOUK
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, February 13, 1021.
La Grande Evening Observer
INDEPENDENT KEWSPAI'EH
Published dally and weekly at
La Grande, Oregon, by La Grain It)
Brewing Observer Publishing Com
pany.
I BRUCE DENNIS, Editor.
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Uow excellent Is thy loving
kindness, O Uod! thereforo the
children of men put their trust un
der the shadow of thy wings.
i 'sill in 3 (J: 7, 8.
wnirn win no discussed Include, arrive! at a small (own on the
progress ui ready mime In combat- Alitwhwippl river, "you got
Ing bacteria in milk, treatment of
inik'h cows u distraao preventative
iiH'iiBiiren. fi edimr problems and
milk tranHportution.
Numerous reports on sanitary
measures In opurutlon and oilier
subjects closely - related, will be
read bcroro lhO convention. The
uonfereneu is scheduled to end But-
urday.
OFFICE CAT
T ft AD L MAHK
Community Projects First
Local ambitions cannot be realized without local co
operation. That is a fact that cannot be too strongly im-
-presscd on r,.si(ents of any community in the world, and
it -applies in manifold ways.
It is above any argument that a local business cannot
succeed without local patronage. It is above any argument
that a local citizen cannot prosper unaided by his neigh-
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nilgliljr 1Ik river here for aueli
tiimll town."
Punctuation: A dash of acquaint
ance, a period of companioml)li
miuI then .... Love, the per
petual question mark.
! ltl(;ilT AND I I-: A It N
MAS. IMNT WItlTK ANI J'EAIt
NO WOMAN.
AlwayM Something.
That llri Is full of flMcal IIIh.
1h something emu soon h-unm.
Itiiri'ly one pays one's Xniiis hills,
When tho lneoine tax rttturns.
BY JUNIUS
I'HK MOI;itN MOTIIDH CAN"!
Hi:i(SlAM WHY A HOOK Ol-
iNSIKt't-riONS IMIEKN'T COME
WITH THE HAIiV.
SI'liKDV.
The Lit Onuifle OemonHtralnr's
into was HiKM'ding along- a quiet
country road.
"Whut eciiH'tt-ry are w pairing"
luked thn irosptctlvft buyer.
"Cemetery notliing Why. man.
those are inlleMonea going by."
Half the work dono In the world
's done in an effort to dodge work.
boi'S. It is uhnvn ftrcruniGnt th;it :inv Wit im:iti. nrivjitolv "lim,'l "":
mnot sue- ror n
proximity
Soiih- siiiiirl ulei U may siiy we'n
tiliilC to Klai t siniM'f hliu, nl we're
not golnz lo In lie n rltum e. A man
is i iimi in 7 an aiit
In gloom I him l hiiitihtg.
The i 1 1 look hi drear,
This, old eiii-ifi U, Hhrhiliing,
Two linhes eaih year.
i j -j , I "I the Son ll Html, Ind. TiiliuiM
owned or community owned or backed project cannot sue- tw n utwhniuv. oi.i k,i,k il,
cecd unless the people and forces that are in
lend their aid.
V go it is with local dramatic productions. The Grande!
Hondo Chautauqua association is presenting "The Lion I
11. M, .., , 1, . .... I ....1 1 1 1 I
j tutu uiu i'luuni; iit At a'n iiuu j uiiuai tu j ujJtJi m ill U nnv-
ilUT. The play proceeds will bo used for a worthy purpose,' .,... n, ,,;" ,..
wand the money derived from the scat sale will go to local i.ak hit tw'i.ns' ami ktrv.
sources, Jnerelore it is up to the community in general
HnllM- frlh.l'.a Iffliu- In )';)' Mi,
to help it along. ,;u.i 11H lunit .. ,,., la hurron
A full house next Tuesday and Wednesday nights will, """'
mnnt, 1 wi tliiiwrti l.'ii'i'f llfif 1w,mii 1'il.Mif li.iu p,,mn itifil
...tl. ...... .......v. ,u,. ....o .,.,. n,.s. .., . ... . .
Jits righlful position: and second, that tho debts of tho '""' iiin; mi.r im.ii .iiki-
association sponsoring the dnima will be liquidated
that liquidation may mean that I.a Grande will get better
and bigger entertainments sponsored by the Chautauqua
association in the future.
Which is merely another way that palronizalion of home
products works doubly to help the community.
SU-w Tnio
"In t!n Kpi'inK 11 youiiR man'H fancy
l.lKlitly turns lu IhoiiKhtK uf
lovi-,"
And In summer, und In autumn.
And in winter see ubovo. .
OIL LEASE
AGREEMENT
DISCLOSED
(Continued from pa so t)
and At lets Pomerene as special gov-
rnment counsel In the oil cases
promises to furnish another dra
matic chapter to the rapidly un-;
folding story of the naval oil leases, j
Definite indications that Senator I
Walsh, Democrat. Montana, domi
nant figure in presenting the in
luiry, Is opposed to tho lawyers se
lected by I'n si dent Coolidifp pro
vided the chief developments of
the day In the oil investigation.
Tho oil committee considered the
nominations at two executive ses
sions, but without reaching a de
cision. Uetweep times It heard six
witnesses at public session in ef
forts to obtain more light on the
ircumstances surrounding the
leaning of the Teapot Dome reserve
to Harry 1 Sinclair anrl the Call
rornla Klk Hills reserve to V.
Doheny.
Members of nil senatorial groups
showed a disposition Tuesday to
treat an a closed Incident tilt; re
lusal of President Coolidge to en
tertain the senate's request t hat he
demund "Immediately" the resigna-
t ion of Mecrel a ry I )enl for h t
part In the leases.
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And 1 oini; iirii'i- an-
"Altoul i,n hour iii(t t f . in,-,-!;
illll.'lll til" rnrlll."' my.H u I,:;
(irnnder. "In.' lax cII.tIoi- will la
around for t lie InJn ril.ine,, la."
I Some North Powder citizens are doubtful whether they
Scan afford to build a high school gymnasium or not. An
(election shortly will decide the question. Union couldn't
afford a gymnasium but nevertheless they went ahead and
J erected one that stands as one of tho finest in this dis-
trict. Co-opeiiitioji built it at a negligible cost when coni
i pai;Cd with the bi'ijelils derived. ,
: p-"' "'rift on'jirt'i ii,.,.'ff 1..,.. '
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j E. J. Spencerbox is tho first political early bird in
Union county with his proclamation that ho will seek the
office of county commissioner. The entire flock should
j ljogin hunting "worms" soon.
i " It may ?eem to the autoniobilisl caught on the track
5 that the weight of the locomotive and cars behind it gives
j un undue advantage in the controversy.
j' Senator (feed of Missouri thinks he is a candidate fur
j president but it is merely a hallucination as far as he has
j any chance of gaining the office.
It is held that the has I land's mother is not the boss of
tho Wife. And sometimes tho husband isn't, either.
Ily liolly " 'iilil lit,' slran-M't' uh,
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AT A KI'KCtAI, I'lllfK
ijtrtajjjtmujxiii, in j,iioi ,y,-
Idtllfu IoimIImii. eiooil uliade tree-i.
Tlio Iioiihu un this lot ia two story.
litis seven Kood rooms, laruo front
loom eonn, el,-, wllh dliilni; room
l,y ColOlllllHl, .!, i;,,o,l . iiiv'.-l lied
room down stairs, lariro kltehcli.
panlry' and room for liatli. There
is u laiKe open slalrway leading
to three liirite rooina upstairs ns
well us tho hath. This house
has slon,. foundation. In this
house Is s n furniture, whleli a..
Koeu for the low piieo of $4,-(IU
ind only $l,(ioo eai.h leuuircd.
Sell Is (.Inlell.
In being tho victim of threats, Uamsa.v MacDonald
not escaping the late that attends lofty position.
'Uruguayan statesmen are much given to dueling
since one is rarely hurt it seems almost harmless.
but
. Another economic law gone' blooey.
i.lg, but the leases aie railing.
Oil pi ices are ris-
MILK DEALERS
HILL MEET IX
StPMIi V1,' V cti
i',...in,. N-,., Mnk i,,.., ,ls.
Soeialloll' which oiieits u three day
convention here slartliiK t, -r.m .
Milk dealers and Inspectors tr:mi
the four northweslern stales Wash-
lae.loil, llreiion. Idaho and Moll.
t.M') - - 'ir.,l,nia an, I ll,-lllvl, , ..,
l.mUy every i.has, or 1 ., ,, ',,,. ,, ,.,,.,."
industry, from II,.. I.....I,,,.. , mtl.-l. ,l :;o representatives are ev
cows lo dlHlrlh. ,,, , i (Ull 11 " '"' -
lie ItUieil lip l,y ,1, l, ;:it. a lo Ih-.i j,,,,
HIIIKANH, Wash.
Lsk Grande laveslnint
IIUMIIH lti:AI.I'oltS
Itelhilde Agents tor It, ilal.le
Inviiraii'-e t '(iiiipautes.
I-Il Adams Ave. .llliii 7r:
DETROIT
SPRINGS
For Replacement
BUILT TO THE
CAR MAKERS
SPECIFICATIONS
You will find the one for your car at
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
(Automotive parts)
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Our 406 Mercliiinls'
Lunch is growing in
poiiularity every clay.
Be one of the many we
serve.
The
Palace
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I h,. principal sublets !
For Sale
Acres ill l'r lihlale. splendid
soil, new and modern improve-
III, Ills corneal tin; of t,-i , ,
l,umra!-. . .!,, , ,. w I r e d .
lull ha:.' il. I,, in and toil, t.
- mode, n ehu l.i li hll::, s. dell-
THE OLD HOME TOWN
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By Stanley
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a hi'iHxIi'r li
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o-pii' .similarly welt
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ii n iiv, w It h
I he i.o! t:i in i-.-nn m ; K;,r
ac Willi snivel roadway h;ul
Ini; to (Me piiUlic roiul; l" aetrw
In hearimr mvhriril ami He.-uii
onni: t-.-.-H. '.'in-t im mi i,t,)il
wiilnnl.au It iiuc. jtifit an Intnl.
ei'H !IM ;itiy fy IllHlM', A sot
M' C Imhiiis eat) he usi-tl. The
It'ltlllV
I'll.t t ;lc! i i
pl'ti-e mcl I' t iu:i
imr with
him) a,-! i
illipt nv. Ml. IllN. W,. w ill
pleasm tn show lui; ymi
pi-nperty.
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BA HEATED AR.IIMr.T T,- PLACP IH FTSOWT KS
I (''"vNl ; llern ;-! Iiu i.i.,
v tali - ,fit-
L A . Or JJd Jfi j Mode. a ;..,,.',' i,os,
Keep
the I the
hiUe
(Ilia
n-ar hh:h
in pa
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one wai
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may lock peec
but it Uas
staVi'ni qualities
You will have "staying
qualities" if you have
your money in a Sav
ings Account.
Fear takes away from
man's capacity to enjoy
life.
Fear of losing a posi
tion, of sickness, of old
ago 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 fits
several helpful savings
plans.
your circumstances ex-
Kive-room Jioos"
acre iti I.
reason. ,l,l,t.
In Acres, near
4-r,M,tn I,,. on,',
mil bum for
il.v. uMh Ki.od
chicken house
f t.S.IO.Ull.
Gco.H.Currey
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Express Your
VALENTINE GREETINGS
With Useful Articles
Box
Stationery
What could be more appropri
ate or appreciated than a hand
some gift of Stationery. We have
a very complete "and attractive line
of Box Stationery at prices from
30c to $3.50
Toilet Articles
Every woman likes Toilet arti
cles. They have more use for
them than any other article. Out
line of Blue Rose and other pop
ular brands are bound to please'.'
Novelty Jewelry
Women dote on the pretty
things they adorn themselves
with. Beads, Bracelets, Hair Or
naments, Ear Drops, etc. She is
sure to appreciate your valentine
if you give jewelry.
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Mr.
Man's Valentine
Here is a valentine of
true quality. A new Spring
Manhattan Shirt, the soft
collared model, in solid col
ors and stripes.. Price '
ranging from 1
$3 to $5 ,
rJOUUD -RELIABLE ' P2?GG2tESSJVfr
There is no substitute for safely !
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OUR STOCK OF
Chick and Poultry
Supplies
IS NOW COMPLETE
B.UJY CHICK FOOD A properly Balanced Ration.
BABY CHICK MASH A starting food.
SCRATCH FOOD For older poultry.
Ol U COURSE WE CARRY
WHEAT - CORN - BONE - CHARCOAL - EV.G FOOD
SHELL - GRIT - AND OTHER
FEEDS AND REMEDIES
Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co.
Phone Main 17
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