La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 16, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR TTTF, LA OnANPE EVENTNO OBSERVER.. a La Grande Evening Observer rNDEPEMWNT NHW8IWKI lly JUII ' Published dally and weekly nt Dnlly, pr month ....60o- 1a Gnuwlt. OrKKop. hy l.aflrnnlt Ually, thren ntu., in rulvanoo, $1.20 tuning OIrvur PillilHliIno Com- I'ully, mi mo.. In uilvitnra I'J.f.n quit Pully, pir ynur. In urlvtjni!....Sf'.0n J BIWCE DKNNJfl, EilHor. .1 . . i OITV AMI COUNTY Ol TICIAI, 1 filtered at !oiorric ut l.a Oramta, l-Al'lllt , Orw, M Sucoml Cluaa Mull Muttnr. , , , ' , ,. " AiicMiiiiit assk:iati:i i-huss 1 On aula In other cltlua Orcman ... I Hottl N Stand,' Portland: Hit- Th AnHocliitw! 'f 1. x.:ln- oerlal Nfiwa Klnn.l. Portland; Mult- aiv" enllll.Mi to us., lor puDIIca- ooniah New. mund, Portland. Uo" a" "''" 'lllwt:)i- m Hod Addrwu all communication, to 10 " or " otlmrwlau cmdltvd In j TUB OURICHVKIt. 14J0 Aduilin. puWIalied t)inrutu. All rlKhta of r... I avo.. I.a Clrundo. Orciton. publication of apiolul illr'utphi! j , L , ttila pupur. untl uluo tlio locul nuwa KUlUiCltlPI ION UA I I .H . Uuruln uloo aro rwa.rvud. By Carrier Dally, per month ... ...........7Sc iv.,.'o I i.uvc wiih you. my Daily, ier tnreu months I'-Mtfi 1 niv.- nniu you: not au 1 In woiiil Dully pur ail 1110., In advunco, I4.&0 iflvwh, irUe 1 unto you.--.tolm M: Dally, alnKle ropy 60 -'7. Why Advertising Pays Them was probably a time in tne lusioiy oi newspjipei'fl wl.en mtwitwing as little consideix-l and even a period : when the liuyinir ol space in it newspaper mt'atii mat the i.m i,:,n. mnMc in.iivMuaiB im ptiichnner could say practically anvtliinjr he tared to, re- "'" 1,1 iH"- '" Hi. oru Sai'dless of litcts, as lonjj' as no libel suit was involved. r.. r. I Thinifs have very much changed since the periotN referred " lK I'-kihinuio i-riiu-iani of ai ... . .. . . . ii.iaa 10 nay In- Is a pollliilaii. (In' to. Advertising is a distinct and very linporUnt leature ,,. ,.:,i,aiy. it may ...nsiiiutci of pnictically all publications. Newspapers now establish : -rit. -.i t.raim-. n n.- i a Kan-,-n Ktantlaid of advertisintf and strictly adhering to the i J'rw'iM!-,'TiiiVi-VaV.V,"rAiiVu-i?4,ii. "W-i princmles set lortn, gain l newts and importance inroiiKli their '.idveiii-inx c.h.mns as well as in other departments. Advertising having liecome ti legitimate and well thought of feature of the newspaper it by the public and intelligent pages is a part of the duty man. ".Admitting that the news, sports, society and editorial pages are given first attention, it is acknowledged without reserve that the well placed and attractively arranged ad vertisements get plenty of attention more than that, in reputable publications the advertisements are taken at face value, and become a paying investment for the advertiser. When an advertisement is found in a reputable news paper, the reader has a right to assume that it is tin honest advertisement. There was a timo when dishonest advertis ing was used just so the advertiser paid the bill, the news paper accepted it. That day, however, has fortunately passed, and now no good newspaper will print dishonest advertising, if by diligent and reasonable methods it can .iscey'tuin that there in doubt as to any statement made. While lessons have been learned by the newspapers, the advertisers themselves have realized that exaggerated claims and untruo statements have proven hurtful far more to themselves than to those who have been defrauded. No merchant can advertise dishonestly and remain in business in any place for long. The public looks upon the advertise ment us both an agreement and a guarantee, just as binding as liny other written 'and signed' statement. And so the .... . aYi'yweifuwt$-nv- me iMineinas'iiueoniii'iruuKNeAtaMM to the vetulei'K, the .sul)scriher sistance and profit from them. , There is established letweon the readers and the news paper an entente cordiale nowadays that insures the people a square deal and encourages them to rely upon statements made, in any part of the sheet. Advertising now pays well and it is because it can be depended upon as reliable. Why Not Do It Now? ' While the income tax blanks have been distributed or rendered available to all persons who will have to make a return, it would be interesting lo know how many have even, begun filling them out, to say nothing of sending them in to the collector. Attending this most necessary mattel is a good deal like doing Christmas shopping. Long before the season arrives one easily resolves to do it "early," but when the off the inevitable to the last whirlwind finHi, turning into lili.iuil.r. Mi.lin.r .Mil ' ' ......,, v.i.o ...t.,...v. ..... v..,.. ..,0i Ml,h ,, ,. h(. ever l;e clasted among the popular indoor pastimes, but if . pi"pannK ami . iiruiaiiim-a pot the duty is undertaken in time so as lo render haste and '"""'T '"'"'"'''T " i u 'I the ilnimi'f tr cjin-lcssness at worry Unnecessary ,it neod not be so onerous as it is eoin-i ios;anu:t. inonly regarded. Since the tax is upon the income received , wlM f;lu"i,IV't,'""' devisrd tiiat t ittHI liiiiii uilii llw iniml pi ihr last year, the figures are now all in one's possession. There , mo-t oMun,. ihe ran nun Ms own in nothing to wait Tor. The hlank can lie filled out as well today as live weeks hence. If all persons who have to make u return would do so before the end of this month, they would not only save themselves trouble, but they would considerably lighten the burden it is t receive and record the There is less excuse this year than any other for mis-,,mir' ' rw m r naii., iinn a i . i . riM loii'i'i', llmuh learned, hatiian court understanding ihe income tax requirements, Ihe minima-Uhnuwiri he exp.i i to under- tlon called for on the blanks has been simplified, and many ;s,:in'1 The Aimii;ht atom newspapers, including the Observer, have been specially. f01' u"' enlightening their readers on the subject. The income j;ax ;ooi i; n,iioi pourv. now reaches the (treat majority of wage-earners, who have .ri',,i,ln'1 '!l,pl,,s 1l,',,;"hl " ltrvh wr k ,,. dn-.-clors and oil ice rs of 1 1n thUK come to take a more direct interest m governmental nr.-.-it orihem raiiay me n-yitm affairs beoanwn ihov nflVrt .heir own. The last dnv fiw!:, s' 11 ,,,, P'"i-eriy n. the com- filing returns is March 15, but this duty long belore that time. Cleveland lute!s promise convention, but they will make all reservations for six days, though the convention may not last more than three. There in more than one way to get the money. TilHtr member of the Dritish cabinet refuse to buy court diens. Thcir position is understood when it is staled that such an outfit costs 150 pounds. As a means of securing peace, Henry Ford would "make everybody sneak Knglish." Vet English may have an am biguous sense. ... . . . . . , , nen a man btpjns to think the boss can't got along without him, the Imss can't get along with him. has also become understood reading of the advertising of housekeeper and business . . ... 1 expecting to got honest as time conies the majority put few days and then make it a task what should be a L.v inl,,,,, n..., cn.u.nlii . of the officials whose duty document. wise persons will attend to1 not to boost the rates for the; Editorials From Over the Nation j politician. Cleveland Plain UcuIit: Om handy phrase cnim'i) readily lo i h lips ol seii-rlghleoiiN ciillfH when tiny wish tn condemn some up pnlnlee or UMfilriinl for office. LlUe any oilier simulant jest, il always luhet: well. "ih, he's ii politician." they way. Let it be admitted Din! politle lariH occasionally ran for office ami thai liny arc somelhiieH elect ed. What nn Diat provr? Whal In a iiolii Irtan '! ' The primary r-riiiMon of a Dclan Ik one ciikjik-(I In poHUch. . 1 1 1 U tiMiinH I hi' atJnilnintratlori of pnl'llr al tairn, A pollllriaii I hn ih oni- who haH hail hoiim cxjht ni'tt In nilaitnlHfiTln,; pntiiic n.MH. If' ui(ir' Ihnn IIiIh In lnipliril It In Imtiiuh- lfiiiKia:' 1ih Imtiiiii' ' p' TVi-t tt iJ hy iiiIhuhc. : I'uhlic M-rvl-i in Aim-rlrd needs men nnd Ufiinrii IrallH'd III' i-Xlicr- I u nc, politician!, ir yon phn. .Z'ZmrTi ,iu unim any ho. i ih.h un y any . Zt'HL .my :nrr. -r for iin- ai,s. n ,r r. ai poii- ;ilc;itin. need more, not fewer, ' pnlillcians hi olflce. Provid. d. nl vays, llicy hit potfl iclaiiH with lability, courage and tin- rilit point fir view. smiM i: iti;i:i Alhaiiy K ni-Uerlocl(er l r ? s y; i:cry man .Mtoiihl hine a iTim-iI. not merely a lelicioiiH rrutil hill I or Mi'i , a creed of conducl loi htuiM'lf ami of conducl to ward his ncjhhorH arid his com munity. Iteiijiiniln I-Vatirdln lias one ar ticle in his treed that evi-rone imixl iitii'i'i. u-iiii ilmi "ii... i. .,11 acci-ptalde service ol' (ind is do. intr irood to man." Is 1 1. at in voiir rreptl? 1 hnilhl Ih. M'ltf.l i iti hhh-1. vno fin tin.l 1..- .1.. 111-- rood to mini. Ami , , Lo man Is doln.r nmul I.. .,. I (fc ui in ii ii it . In ItflMliu- vni.i. n.. in. innnlU' lowiiid ,1,..,",u i wa. 'in n.ahlnu- llfo i.lens.nile'r Mid hri-hlei und l.li.)i,.i- 1 .i..ti nian would w hIwuvk t, .i ..no.i mini whal n w.o-lil ,.r Hess H. would h..! i)n i.ninv ruloH iv... i:r.. v., ..t uon.i it u iimi ...,.n i.v i.i.,.i ...... a ir ahotit win. , imi,. -..,. n,.i,u and rosiricUonH. w liieh mm ciwi ir. tl Hulril Of liitnliril lien. Thorfl nve a few Httnidi- rolM ibni i.i. 1 ,H w; ;nr ufl'l 11 In WHI for "'vi't-y man to uilopl a IVw ml lor lilni!;(.r. n rivi'il. , Karh man should have u pur lo,. In 111,. i hiI(.m tlif purposo of ""ui IIiik" In I, In ImikIiH'HH. Hi slitnilil Iiuvi- a. i-llil ptirpOKi. a Irli-nilly purpos'', a porpost. aw stronif as IiIm ivn iu'lflHli purpuMc. Ill Hlll-fCI-ll, A fJltAlli: CIIOSSINfi SI.OC.AN iiNliliml mi PiihI: 'I'h nil. l for tin. pria.'.s oiTfi-cl by Hi.' Ani- 'rlf'an Itallway tiNNocl.'illon lor th' mo! approprlllh- poHlor allil nlo aan for iimo in lln- IntrtmlVf pain. I'almi iiuliiMl croHMlnj; art'tiliMint whli'li i; now on n i a prollmln. ar- to Mm hlfr Oi'fi'llHlva, la won II roinpHlllva cl'i'nr.. At pn'Mi iii rale of rroMslnff aool ilrnla mill rliiiiilnir In Iho hirroasi' of autontoMlt'N, t la r.stlmalrd that In l!ll'4 i.fion pi-r.Honx, or inor Ihan I'nii a nioiilh, will hf klllt-.l anil li.niill I tij it Tho uri-at nia- Jonty of sm ii i.-atim ami injuria I wilt conn from tiiiloinolillr ll.'lllK. Thi' Khaxtly trai'ily of crosnlni; la .-. -1. 1 .1 1 - Ih that liny all' livloil- talh wdl l, in-d tu" riirele ! Ilr iu:voi i imti: i in;t j Mmt;. I Ou;iionna Journal - t h ronlcle: I'-Tiiaps ihe radicals are riiiht. .1 W h U u e i t-iid suinc ol' I In- la s I that tiny don'l waul the MUpreni.- ; pain i inployes on tons; time and inn. That's heller than nov- easy I u en t ni ilership. I tut 11 u ou't rai lo the politician, who ihrtves Hseoniepl, iii Y aim: hi i dim. it. Man Lain I'ree Press: Ncuspap' ers . veryuhere an- gnng alter ih, ia-eempt securities liaiiiiner audi u i on KM-- and II congr heed in i he demand 1 here i u in he h't:iKl:ntnn niaci must put l hose securities tax list. I that I on tin lM AIII. Ill SPONSIIIIU 1 II S. I'or; Atkinson I'nion: A Phirago mlsi spent five days in fall for drivlmr her car forty miles per hour while intoxicated. Another woman was held lo the yrund jury for fatally Injuring an old man. erilv women are coming Into their own, I I'rohlbHiou wouldn't ainouiit to Il"i in Scotland, ii ay way. The b.i-ipo t too ex-iuisiiny udnpted Ho the business of bootlei'Kinji. I THE OLD HOME TOWN i v ac, - ' T i I -Kit is.?:r EDtiAB -iftuEatVNLt THIf EW THE 'CONVULSIONS Ol" UAIXSHTER VIHKN HE OWS TMEM i-me. ANS'E.R "O HIS t-ATCiT UlVJLZ "HOW Tb MAKE MOH- : mn 28 YEARS AGO Tin- I .a (irandc (lazttlr.l-'i'hrn- ( ary 14. I Mni Th'Ti1 h:it; Im-wi i moihc ovcitt'iiHiil about l.ostlne, in' V utlowa ( niniy, ir- what wa thoiihl to iir a rich mim-ral (lis-) covej-y. hat the returns of Ihe af; ."ays gave fl.ii.f In t.l ullil $1.10' in silver in th,. ton, iiiHti-iid im' running into the hundreds as at j firs, reported. i Kni unlay afternoon w:i& I he dale of holding the primaries for llu- etecttOii ol deh-Kalen lO the popnlisL con til convent ion lo If hi Id ill I nion on April 15. Follow ing i:i the list of delegates I'roni (lie (hi-ei l.a (irande pieeints, vly.: Nf- V. McAllsti V. eesicy, ,. Oldenliei'C, A. McAllst.-i r, (leO. j. i:. V. II. ' Iteyn.dds. itUf - lel, I (iOOdllll. NO. 2- M. M . llassfll, I'Tllllh XesHley. 11. n) l.ewls. lied Oliver N. " J- -Mel.alli, l- M. Hart "'''. H- W. Waiiac The sheriff m I'oren seems lo hi l,,lMV f"lveylnW prifoncrs t.i H; IcIP. "n Moinmep ami wiie. m imrhi, Wi'l'i - visilors tu the cM the IH'SI "f 'he wm'K -Mr. "I'd M I'h. .1- -loran in fied iiomi .iomiiiy aiier a hiioii vikii in I'oriiiitni. i " hi -roicnlup iiieeitni? or mo .xiiKiiuoruunu i iiim nan it'-eu iorn ponetj from Tuesday, . I ini IMll, nil 'i n.iay, March a. The meeting will he in the reHidence of Mrs.1 M. I lurry, us hereto foro an nounced. Harriet M. Stephens, whoso fun eral loo); place In this city on Sun day lasi was horn April 7, 1M7 in Die town oT Clarendon, Holland ('onniy. Vermont. At the aj-e of tour yearn her mother died and left her In the loving cure of her aunt, tho mother of Mrs, Hannah I'huplin, of l.a (Irande, hy whom she was tenderly raised, ami who cared for her with all the nfree 1 ion ol u kind and lovlnj- mother. At the line or stxloen her uncle's family moved to t'oldwiiler. Mich igan, mid on Autnisi i".'. s;if. she was united in marriage lo John II. Stevens and was the mother, of five children two or whom died at uu early aye. In April, ISM, Mr. ami Mrs. Stevens with I heir I ll iir i l slnrled l make t lie perllions journey across I lie plains and arrived m 'hniupoetf, Ore- Ktn in ihe nioiilli of Hepteinher of Hit- same year. Alter rcmaininir In riiaiupot'K a numher or yen if, they moved upon their farm near St I vert on. Marlon t 'onniy, i hence lo )alon. Vaiiiliill t'ounty, and In ihe la: er part or June 1 si;:i alurted Tor l.a (Irande, where they arrived the rirst or July the same ear, since which time lln have made their residence in liiande .in.) i(r; Imiuedlnie vh inity having liecome floscl ideuliilcd wllh ncrMhin;; perlainln to the proreKs and welfare of I'aion 'ounly. Wllh the exception ol" Ihe reg ular routine o" lniiies-. there was nothing of ureal Importance iran silt'ted at t he meet iuu Tuesdav eveninc. Appointuieiils were made on several com tu it tees and ,-i-e read. The follow! ni; appoinl inentH were nnnonneod. In each -ase the first mentioned committee, man Is chair ma a of his commit Tiansportalloiv- !: . I . KeKeiiuon, S. I'lihiie I liuhwa i II, Thus. Murrnui, Ar;rtculture - I'. !'. Moore, U. McLiiln. U It. Itus .1. I!. Thorson. W. Nessley, William Miller, John . Hough. PoreMrv S. Stanley. K. C. Moore, J. H. I'aPsey. I tbrary - J. ). Uobbins. prof. T. H. Viln I'leet, A. P. U II Ma mH. Nat ma I History A. . An drews, o. 11. Ponkev. T. X. yfur Phy. .1. II. liobbins. O. lialslon nnd W II Ma in Krtesnn with appoint en pecial committee to wait on J, Serlher, a gnu for lingers win pa block und ascertain whether cer cerialniy lnin changes could he made In the rooms iotntlih- Hhkh lieu eve. I bj the cliih. Ai the reRulnr meeiiiiB of the La (Irauilo Lodge No, 47, Inde pendent Order or (tood Templars, In.'-I Hatuiduy night, the lodge dep uly W. L. Hale, imdalled Ihe fol lowtng oil leers for tho ensuing ouart.r: Plitef templar, A. V. Oliver, prist chief leiupiar. James parrell, vice chier templar. Hattte Oliver; er retary. Honur Plark; assistant see reiar, .;ilu I'rescott fliuiucltal Hicretarv, John Hall; treasurer, Maneln lane chapllu, Mrs. K. W. Itrookler; tuarshall, H. M. Oliver: ' deputy, IVarl Mills; ftuard, VU- By Stanley j UOYS Ilia m l.eiifh sentiiit, llcnnlf Cot- !.: This Indtfv was organized No. mlirr 1'7, I S!if. and now has t wenly-M vi n Klandtn. iiii-niht-rs in K.Mxl OFFICE CAT TRADI MARK BY JUNIUS Nome sliU niiih( iinproxe liciiuiy h they Innmlif inorc pa-ie mid Ich paint. Ihric (M) How hoon l his -world fortress ilV heror; Nohody seems lo he ahle to renicniher even tin name nt the person who finally won the ma nil lion da net it t; .championship a few months nuo. The V. S, oiiKhl to have a Rood ehnnee in the Olympic wantes If non-Htop ilanfiiti; was consldii'i-d. ri Tiuiort.ii wrrn (iHtrsi i J've tasted tin hllss of a kis The thrill cuupli1 firs vow; i I've loved many nirln. I confess, , Twas line while it lasted, but now, 1 X in thru Willi pills'. No more will 1 fall for a line And Blvo just as Rood in return I'll frown upon eyes and pink check. Anil oilers of love 1 will f pur iv- : n: thru will: Rirl e wore No m on will I wri of love - They read tln'm to all or their i rh iid., ( b Jus a mini for th.i uold They want for their own self ffsli ends. I'm thru with k!H: I've heard enough hints for a date. And pleas with il sad little siiih; So now, l'e just hid them adieu. And married the one. I hat is w h y I'm thru with girls, oni; (ilKI-S- SI IIOUli MAS ITT A It.W ON (.OOll-N K.ll'l' kissi:s. vi: womu'.u now MANY I.IICI.S WILL II W I. AN i t in :.si : ( i! ' it i i. n i s. If there were no prohibition to preach about lot's of st reel -cor ner .sermons would he jusl as dry. A thai IT A lie Lincoln bail liv ed in (lie pi-cseul nenci ill ion -otuc sniiii-.iiinwing pidilieiati would iiixinualit tin In had soiuciliinu ii (In tn anilal. the 1'cnpoi llunn Oil Tin-: (in n i: M iTi.N s (.i ni: O. 1 am a .m.uii:; man of 1' 1 . Would it be a Irh hi if I took a girl of l.'i to a movie show? A. Leave penitent iarv bail ;Wone. Q. Whal is Ihe proper at knowl eilmcut of ail inlrowuctiou to a lady? A. "1 hope io see more oT you inter.' gll'l have O. I have been eourllmr for six vi'urs but I seem I no success. What thoubl I do? A. Ituv a football guide and act accordingly. lj. I bt-MeVe thai mi natural beauty will get me a job in llollv - , wood. What would your advice he' A. K you plan on going to Hob Ivwooil advise on to learn how to cook, sew. scrub floors, wash dishes and In fact learn any oth-, er menial duties within reason. Tin ii, lo be Jane (hat you get a I joh, why not lake a revolver along I and shoot sonui rhmnherniaih and apply ff ht-r job immediate ly. N'otiee Anv others wishing ad vice will receive same by writing' the Office Kitten, cilre of the Ob server. NO charge wilt he made. White I'lonr Cheap In Itcrlin. HKHI.IX. (AIM American wo men keeping house In Itcrlin assert that white flour Is virtually the only food which now retails to? the same price as In pre-w ar da s. Koods generally are 4 ," P'r Oeiit hlRlu'r than tn 1 H. J ' JxtjZ 1 SIMLERSHIPS II APPLES AWAY A Several Carloads Per Day Leaving Yards; Fruit men to Try "Game" Again. I.ll!l.l:il (Special) Kvery day several cur loads of apple are leaving die local yards and l.ej'nre many days all Hie apples will he Kune, Then those who can will hei'in lo turn their attention to Ihe mt years crop. They , who have enoiiKl piitiencw and I money left will try tilt) apple gaillV I anoi her year. Sain Uroolts spent, several days fn l.a (irande ihe past week. .Mrs. l-'ranl: I'a-si 1 1 left Sunday for San Kninctsco to visit her par ents. She expects to he oile for sev era) weeks. Alvadore Andrews, Kalph 1 Inn son. Walter Wakefield and Wil liam liyer were visitors to the l.a I Irande K. of I, lodije hist week. They r- :i'rt a very nice visit. M i s. Wil Ham I leili Le is im proving (railually ut her home af- t'r h r operation several diiys auo. II er ma ii y friends aro e liem. ly pleased lo hear Ihe news of her speedy recovery. Mi". aid Mis, Arthur Kurimin ttud; I lnir Utile buy to li Grande ; for tin dieal Ireailileiit last week. William liyer and brother, Kred . went lo Mot Lake Saturday to visit at the home of their cousin, M r: . Jolinsoi'. Mr. and Mrs. Kv. rett Keown ar rived Tuesday from Knterprise where ihev made their homo un til Mr. Keown became afflicted will- rhcumaiism. They aru nov looking cu,. ;i heiter locntion. Mr. Anderson, one of Henry I toss' salesmen was calling on fi'iendfi in I inlilcr Sunday. Mi;: .Marie prion; came down fioiu l.a (irande (1 visit at the home (,f her pa rents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kecfer ! w. i'.- visit (in; Sunday at the home of Mi-, and .Mrs. IViler, or Suni mer ilie. Mr. I .on; returned Mondav troin vldtinif at the home of his m ice, ,irs. I livshca rs, of rove. M rs. Lawrence Winr.aiis visited KiidJiy ;ii t j,,. home of Mr, and Mr.'i. William ifiiins on her re : ' urn home lo I 'nion. ! ( b'O. l-'t r;ne:on. or 1 'nion, wa l:-itiiiK friends in Imhlcr Sunday. Mrs. I'arllla Ke rer lias been on the sick li' t this week, j Many Mends of Mr. and Mr.. ' I Sam 'lay. ol' I .a (irande. wen . sorry to learn of the death I their liiih. jn. ! riar.ne. K.-ov:i ndehrnted his i hlneti enth birthday Tuesday eve I ninf,', l-'ebruary l:!, when a larprn , conijrei.al Ion of I'riends jvat he red ! at the home of his moijier. Tho I lime vn: very wl! stieiil In dane- ,nK iitl playing tiamep. afler winch a delicious luncheon was r'erved and all returned to their Ihhii.h wishing Mr. Ke0wn main happy ret urns of the day. The literary meet was held hi the fanners hall Tuesday evening. A vi ry good crowd was present. The Andrews i trot hers had their radio i lure and all present were uiven a musical treat. Mr. Liens was in -i Grande W ednwsday on business. The weailmr ,as been so nice the past two weeks that (ho far mers are .retting readv for their prin; v.-oil. L. A. Preseotf was down Mon day iroui La (5 ran. 1 and visiting friends. on business P.leim Payne had Jib: (misils re moved and conseuuently has been out of school lor sevral das. Loiu-.e Walker, ol L.'i (rrande. who hn- been packing apples in Inibbr ha., relinked l (irande wheiv he is employed. I r. Xleole v:.s nut from T,a ranne this we. k visit llli! t ient:-. his pa Joe I'uller and famllv and Dave I'ufJer left a. few day.'! ago for Sumpler where they will be em ployed on the highway. Mrs. Lo.vd and Mrs. Mnrv i;o. were shopping in Lalirandc W'ed-n.-da-. The K. (f i. Lotl-e held (heir regular meeting We.lnos.lav eve. n I"- 'l'".-y w-ro served to a de licious b:n. heon afler the lodge nice; Mi'.'.. Sev.r;( or lee Ituhlcr K. of p.'s bave ace pb, i ti,,. invitation to pv to Walb wa v.cn: Wednesday eve ning. They :.;v looking forward to :t T:n;"1 ' 1,1 - About t wenl v arc eNpeeiillg to :rn from here. " ncrsE VOTE I'RCES OIL RECOVERY (fontinned from pa go I) s;oim orniiTi COn.SeHIt d to d;iv. fter the S. nab nominations to- WASIMNCTOX. (AP) . reso lution was Introduced into Ihe nale today by La Polh lie CallioL- fornt. Interior I'Verelary Fall n submit the department records re lating to the control of the Alaskan coal r.serv.s from the navy to tin interior depart im nis. A copy of the t ransfer iigreemeul was a 1st: asked. 6 MONEY On Improved Union (!ounty Land Write J. C. Talmer, 225 Homy Bhlp;. Portland - Ore. YOUR personal appearance depends upon choice of millinery. You cannot 0 as tray among our. many alluring Spring styles. We have models that are adapt- ea to every lnuivuiuai no matter how precise, their taste may be. Exclusive individuality prevails throughout- our entire stock. Sec them now while our stocks are unbroken. New Spring models in Ladies ready to wear ar riving daily. LOCAL GIRLS LOSE 35-1(5 TO PENDLETON (Continued from page 1) season, Tho La Grande team were Nel lie Hawkins, captain. (I) IS points. Wil ma Stanley (f) ii points Mildred Snider (g), Klia Ansnes (g), P.oldie Owen (c) ami Klean jf ili's:t (c). Tin Pemlloton Team were Lot tie lleiinott (t) Hi polnt.'t. Kd ith Hartiial (!) H" points. Kay Corn ish (g), Wnvu Taylor (g. (Jer trudc Kupris (c) and Mildred Wyrick (). With Miss Conkliu .1 coach. Karl Hev nobis of La Oraildn ac ted as referee. Seoriiij; by ouarters: Tean: ' I " " t'ec'ietop. s 7 i r. r :t r. WE HAVE IN OUR STOCK SOME USED CAR VALUES THAT IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK AT. 1923 FORD COUPE 1921 DODGE TOURING 1920 CHEVROLET TOURING 191S BUICK SIX TOURING. Payments and terms liberal. Southard & Shiim Buick Dealers. 1 116 Adams Ave. Phone 11-587 I A A sb s I one wai may lock sSpeec but it ha,?' staying jualitie3 VJQUnD-REU&BLE'PRQGRESSJV& There is nn substitute for safety ' New Spring Millinery FRESH FROM THE AVENUE l.a (Irande. 4 4 .'t 5 HI In a game thai followed tho girls game tho Legionnaires team niei a town team. Marshal Whips I Men. TOLKHO. Or. Toledo's new Oily marshal, C. C. Mcltridc, former j Oregon Agrlciilt lira I college boxer jand wrest ler, iccenily had occa sion lo deinonst rale his power iboih in defending himself and ! dispelling a small mob. Pour of . I he city's yo ing ml 'flans called I ii I m iniui his bed at :; o'clock ,anl pounced on him, evidently with the intent of giving hlm a healing. i one a) a time hp laid Ihem lout and so completely dispelled 'the mob thai. with, bleeding fac es and for of more combat, they headed for Un iviilley in a' oar 1 'and haven't been heard from since. You will have "staying qualities" if you have your money in a Sav ings Account. Feat' takes away from man's capacity to enjoy life. i Fear of losing a posi tion, of sickness, of old !ire cominsr 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 exactly. u t1 1