La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 01, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, MaitdiJ.Jjgl THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Output of This Unique Subterranean Farm n!l TO HAVE I'SII1 YOUR HOME Start Today ' A N&V 4-PASSBNBeR CSUPE-o fit you want strictly hlffH . , " A liom o - f ; It fc'or Halo If you want modern homo 1 . Wis llnvn If . you want home- . ( We llnvn v If you want a medium clnas.. It l or wile a cheap; ny It I'm Sjllf 1 . . lot in any part V( llnvr ; ' If you want rajiit'.h, fruit mm An'o to twcnty-r . We Ilnve j If you wiint r"al estate or in it over wllh us .r l.n Or.ijr.i' I 1 ..r S.'lll n rurniy stork i i. rlllrli( r:cnoi iy fm'j rorifriiili' !iiyiiiiK In th" llni-. talk fre yon Imy- J', N. Konl. I,, Ilrrry, V. II. Hiwjr Ilnnilril Itrnltmn RED PEPPER HEAT BIDS H!ITI51 ' Ilfil lViijif-r Hub aiPH t!ie "ouih" fir.jii j;rin'. t ill, urhinc jiints. Ij rtmio!. hurt toii, mul it ri'rtuiij iiiopH tint liiTiinatisni tortui W'lion you .ir Jrirdly m't arotAirl, juh tryi Vcy- jmt Hut) amll tvou wilJXiiftvo thf nickct n licrf knnwn. ttthing tins ' yuc-h rnnci'iit 1 1 tnl, jijJitvtintlTiK hunt us ml pfpjici I .InJraa noon on yoii upply Hid lyrfUh ynu will' fpfll It wanntt the fori- upot throtih nml 'through. I'iiin :unl norenpfiH arc Auk any mmrl ilrnxK'"' 'or tt J'ir ' Itnwli's Itrd l'i'jinr )tnh. He sura t jfffc thtt ;r"nainc, v.ilh -tho name llowli'S on cadi p.H'kngfi, EVER READY AUTO For Fords, Chevrolet!, Dodges The slickest rig ever saw Makes a Sedan Your Touriif r in 5 Secainds I McKENNIN ialcHiuan For Union and Wallowa Counties rhone Farmers 25X Coming To "Pendleton and Baker JELLEM SI'CCIAUNT In Internal Medicine for tho past twolvo yonr.H IMIKS NOT OlM'.llATi: . Will lie In , Vcnillctoii on TucmIh) , March I, At Ihe Dttrlotl HotC) Ami In linker cm Wednesday nml Thurs day, M arch t ami (I. at tho Hlsor tinml Hotel Oft hi- Hours 10 a. in. lo I p. in. o ( bn:gi for Consultation I r. Mellon thin in n mptilnr r:radnate in medicine and h.uk''V caii I Is iieoiiHod by the ntate of Cr- gnn. Ho dooa not operate for cbronie appetuncltts, gall Ht onesf ulcers of stomach, tonsils or nobis. Hum to bis eroilil worn! )vmiits In dlKonflos of tho ;u ... liver, nnwi'iH. iiumii, i(m, net .'.'I. Jicari . money, iMuur, ticu ettliig, catarrh, weak g hingn. r lie n aiat ism, sciat lea, and recta! ailments. ltelow are tho nam of liia many satisfied c tregon: cotneU Johnson, ' uiuiondlcniH. Aug. iVlckson, y.aUosido, Ore., kidney triVildo. Mrs. Lon lJnoin. Canyon City, Ore., heart Nmlalnt. .1. A. Smith, Ontario, Oro., ul crrrt of tho stomach. Lena J-'ord, WnHhougal, Ore., adenoids. W. il. Keltondonk. Ksluoada, Oro., high blood presmirn. Mrs. lM. Kboruardl, trlo, Ore. pall tonrs. K C. Nlcholn, Lnbanon, Ore, appendicitis. lleniomber nhovo dato, thnt consultation on thla trip will l jre nnd that his treatment is different. Married -women must l ac companied by tlir husbands. Address: 21 1 Hrmlhurjr ltktff., J.oa Anuolcs, California, , "Wo Have A rKufTerinfl o An i ivr i 1 lit Of 1 brCHt" Mil :y Pnynihts to All br ulcers j s.f a few' atietita in! ston. Ore.. ! f r -vy now f jwc AftfJ I ii-'-i,.:&ATOu:, Robort Binllh, ncur SprlncDold, Mo., hn an undoruioinul fnw farm. Thousands ot frois are rained hero tho year around, and tiny briiiK fancy CIFSJW, bopanitist Ciovei-nmont - l Officcn in llavaria Are Dusty and Neglected. HI'KY Kit, llnvarian I'jilatlnate, (Al)- "Think not of Kraft"' in llu warutiiK which niand;t on the desks of ofllelals r the SepurutiKt i;ov- eniriient. net up here by the hit'; I'rcMtdent Heinz, and now directei by h!n iiucrescor Adolpli llh-y. If the Kovernment offices were li-Hrt dntity and nelerted, and tho soldiers and officials Hh'iwnl more mIluk of iierKonat neutneMH, ih" warning would be morn impretiNlvo j IMey'H Kovernment Hives I he iln preMston of belnir a hobo conven tion. It. )s a pul.VKOt tlH!ieiihy, AH laiiKuaeij are Mpoken, IncludtnK KiiKllidi with th(, accent ot' tho KusL Knd of London. f I'alatlnate reHldentji have little to do with Law Kovernment. Kow vis- Itor.H iijTi its portals, and these are (dilefUr jfturnalists of various na tluiV liepl on iiMcir(:ilninff what jhrfrrow in th0 Talatlnate means. A visit to the Uley government tin adventure. Us chief function seemii to be Hearohhitf for arms. (Ituirds ai thi dour of the l'alut Inuti) ivoveriitnein escort an inquir Iiik visitor to a miuill wniiin room, where wo unkempt clerks Mop inumdiiiiK hrc;ii itml sipping wine lf)n(.r enough to present a ll:;i of uiiestlons whicli ilj who enter jimM nil' oiil. .'Vv: tiUtry.ijiiUn.'UiUuv't yflitiu.4 flrcurniH'" If tlie reply Is In the netwitivo tho visitor is escorted lo tho head of the defence Hi-t'tloil. Here thorn are several youiiff men with revolvers si rapped across tli.-lr ,-h.-l .or. lyinK uii Ih.dr ,I..U. i'liey examine the visitor';; credon titilB and a.'k many uuostlonH abou: . . . tuiu.n mi. ovitabio;- -Huv0 you any Ure. juniiK? A negative answer is nt j sulfii'leut to convince 1 1 1 defenen , i-t-i i imii. i no jiooki in in i M" yim- ; tor are cart-fully searcltod by the i head of tin- dejtartmenl, j After all t heso formalities a vis itor Is ire" to pass on to tho rooms of the cabinet members. There are huge ol flees ut (ho front of the building overlooking Kteneiij head.iuai ters building which Ik hoaily patrolled by (ieuoral Aletu Monicoan Hiddlers. These mtu-h- i dtseusml .Moroccan t'hado all the from pure whilo to coal black, i iin.i i it.. ii i. .... . i . i . . ... 1 muslard-color d uniforms and red I .ioit s less disorder lit (ho cab inet chamboro than In oilier s.-e. tlntm of (he Separatist government iMiirdluj- and Itloy and his cabin. t are bitter groomed than (he sketchy army and the underlings who are holding down minor of Nook, Hut there is the Mlline lack or business. Desks ure without Papers, stenographers nr nlithtg Idle beiore their machines, and a itdtor is a real event. However, (h( publicity seothin ha i nut been Idle. if h;is prepar ed lis ease In printed form, and Ih" cabinet members uuoto from ibis Separatist catechism. Thov mv alia of the t;.,a dlMilels in tlr .;. alinafo have deelated r,r tli.-m and ueiermme.t to throw ml the Ol. .f tho illeonilH lelll I'll;, (inn Iterlin governiiM ats. n the various dtstrhi-i oft'lel:.U lionerally allege lln v w. re cod to sh;n doiuntents showintr hoy wero In fflvor of the K.-nsir.i' t l(-t gov rninoMt. nml threatened I 7 r j hi m i- ad Jf with expulsion and confiscation of ff their K04ldi it Ihex letllHe.t. ''he d.oful 1 dononuce the Separatists as toobt f'"l'it" th, l'Y,,"'h iccnpatlon forces. aim say the imorlopt rs .hlpptd In nuni i no out um eon Id noi t their hoad.ju irter bnllilini- rr hour li the Fi armed all tho I'tid thrown Itf arn-.'d lul i iab r. ' noh had not dis ci llntn pt-ptihition jaipport to the i"he statement of Mr. 'll e. Hi Urliifd, oommi! K, aorai ;it ,,aie who inoMtnated the l-.ibitinat Is sunaiion. that bast M of I he poptilul Ion is ai; Separa t ist nm era men t is "m ir ivoci the ti nib. In.ioiit among farm. is, uoivhautx, work men, clermymen, leaod, is, ;ivers and doctors who .,n. residents of xarioua parts of Ihe I'alatmalo vealcl lew Mipimrters of Hl.-v and his followers. They are looped tip mi aa curpei-bago.- rs who are held In oftlc.i tnorelv thtuunh l'rench influence. Ittld flvi, ye.us of IV. neh occupation has noi sofieu-d th" hostility to tho l-'remh ami their Moroccan troops. Portland Ori'idnntun: How nliom A "t'OllKflfnri'-Mnhliln,,- wonl" to- thn itmn who ilrlvc wlitlo ilrunk;' or hlj ptlll moro iloirrartnl l.rotbcr j who hilf his ictlm ami runs uwi) J - (VffirONT TO SHI I' i IV MMTMT. W 14 PAT I VIEW NOW HELD VA1JV WAI.I-A, Wimb. AP - Thnt llu- orient will Ker.eritHy U' ' coiiipcHeil Id linphrt more wheal than i ver h-ror is Hie ronnmsiiH Jul opinion of a roup of ('hinrsr :iiicj .Jupiiinsr- (;laiti turn xhMyinj, 1 eidiililinnn tliroiiKhimt llu- valley Mri ti. iarty. mpos.i r npr,- Nl'ltlllllVl'S OI t WO IMIilllHllUI I I till r millit find u number of Chinese and .Japanese wheal exporler.s, have hi en mi inlying Krnln romlltton In (In- nurlhweNt on Ihe firxl streleh of" a lour which will curry them into ciuiteni utaleH, il was rtf purl ed. Acem-ding io one of (ho Hhnnj? liai r pien. iitiit Ives, netirly all flour iikk!)' hv his compiiny Ik used to l.inke noralleM lllld very littlo 1h t uriiefl Into bread. At lhn prcs eiu .tljne, he .said, an Inve.MtiKatton l.s under way to determine the cost production of wheat to see whelher China cannot huy Krnln nvorn cheutdy Ihnn U prorluce M. f'OVI'J (Special) KprhiK weath er borrowed from May continue'':. Home farmers, nre plowing and others building fonces, etc., pre paring l or I he regular plan) Intr time Mr. nnd Mrs. - Noil Knight and Allrs td'hy Schaffe,r -wen La tirflfmi-f A'tfrftofT KutiJfdnS1 "VMMhK I ii the L. '. Johnson homo for a short 'lime, whllo hero. Mt. h'anny grange had a btmkot .social Saturday night. It wan n-1. 1 1 i. tl i.ruli..! ri ml ii II i.ffiui.nt .... J(,v,,, u ,,,,...,. ,..,,.;' A. Ii, Hooker and Hurry Maur were La .Jrande visitors 01 jThurs.lav. ,,,,inc1 Vi.. sp. nt the j J.,,,,. lt-H Troy, veek I.. i: and of I .add can tMul wllh hor ckor. I n,,e i Kuil Mocker nstuily spi tiding a low dayt: with relutlvos in covr. Mr. and Mr. K. K. Morris woro mado hmpy by the arrival of a ln-pound baby daughter, l-Yhrn-ary It. The litllo miss ha heen ni'tneti ) tia (U nova. Woiil from Leavenworth, Wash., tells of a lu-pound won, .Waldo l.b', who arrhed at the homft of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo IMchnnlson """"'""'"i ciiientberpd by hor inunv iriends wlcl;. hero as Aliss Juno Cluul- Molvln and Huby Sohnffor vls- Sunday. several people from Lower Cove" ' wteneauu concerL on Krtd, niejit una report a good program. Airplanes Aid 'a Collectors , BA(!HAI (Al')-The British Ilir fiiree is still being used to aid in the collection of laes, accord ing to the laily Lpnss corre spondent. Recently some tribal cbtet.i ref it.s. d to pay and an army force, aided by airplanes, was sent a raitiM thotn. The chiefs paid up a:ter reciltig severe puntshmint. i.oM-: itititi:it iMi:its i: i:kv moi si: l toWv OKLAHOMA. CITY. tl.NS) A lone man .without a hat ami wearing an abhorviated overcoat. re -en acted the Kahlua Quint tltus episode in ancient l 'art huge by r.ms.tckinK the town of Moore, near nklahoina Qittidillus hvoU iat all of Moore's t w olvo rest- b-tices while the occupants slept iit was rewanled with only $Ji m. I a watch. O'-puly Sheriii II. T ( b CHI j! Kathleen FARMERS IRE ill READY Soprano "voca I'l.YNO AND VOCAL lNSTlltCTOR Coach Studio Eastern Oregon Music Go. Telephone Main 110 Resilkiice Foley Hotel, Main 772 '! I A boat In necoory to reach the larm.' prices In the St. Louis market,. I ASK AID OF TS Attitude of Indifference Held by Parents To ward . School Problems Deplored. ' CHICAGO (AD If the school' Is to accomplish anything more than thn transmiHslon of technical knowledge from one generation to another, tho existing attitude of in difference toward tho child's edu cation must give way to tho reall:: tion that the visit of ho parent to tho school Is an opportunity, Mrs. Kdith K. liristol. dean of girls at Sold an high seliool. St. Louis, told members of the National Associa tion of neons of Women, in con vention her. i ; "Kduentors alone cannot direct the mind of the child in tho prop er channels, technically and social ly," M rs. Bristol nald. "Wo must, fcaltzn thnt, preoccupation with school affairs tends to keep us from envisaging tins community which wo servo. Our touching of single subjects endangers the main object . of education, rearing well Informed and useful citizens to car ry on the world's affairs. Jf we can kcc the futility of too much faith In our slngl0'hiindod methods we shall ntaka use of tho criticism ox prettied by nurcnts, to build up a bettor mutual understanding and to encourage democratic participa tion In community lire." In discussing tho duties of per cuts and teachers In relation to schools, Mrs. Itrlstol urged more visits by parents and an active In terest In school life, both educa tionally and socially. "The teachers need ihe sugges tions fiiruiahed by the parents us much as the parents need them to give the child a technical educa tion. Tho dean can bo the con necting link between the teacher and t he parent nnd on her de pends the success of tho school. T.j bring fruitful relations between school and community, which re sults In raising the standards of civilization among I he younge--generation. Is one of the numy problems confronting educators. "Wo have lost sight of the Tact that without close cooperation be tween the school and community, the parent and the teacher, the best results cannot be. obtained In advancing civilization. "If a frequent interchange of opinions could take place bo tweon the school and the commun ity through part Iclpatlon on the part of students In a democrat hi mnnngemetu of school uffatrs and through a similar organization of j pnronts nnd teachers, wo nhoiild not bo laorln,1 unden uisumler standing, WILLS IXWI,S Tl) HIS SONS A.M HAri.llTKItS WASHIXOTON (INS) Wthut is believed to be one of thn strangest wills ever filed for probate. In H14 Hlstrlct of Colirmbla was just filtsl here. It was that of" August II. Wieneke, who died In. tho early part Of December. 1928. The will directs that his three daughters be each given "one rooster und five cents," his two son "one hen and five cents each" and the remainder of his estate be .Riven to a third son. Tho executor Is directed to buy tho hens and roosters, if the tie ceased has none, out of tho third son's money, in event other helm' turn up, the executor Is directed 10 i Hive them each 39 cent.. The third son has thtt u.-e of Ilm estate tin ring life. . If you don't live where it i convenient for you to rock a bot, von can nlwavw nass a traffic yp Campbell il Accomp;inis AL PAREN South American City Is Warming Up to Make ! Carnival Fast and ur i ious. Itin HKJANRItrO (AP All llruttl I preparing to" celebrate It I Kiealevt "rest a" of the year, the carnival. What Christmas, New ! Vears, Kourth of July, nnd Hal 1 lowe'en, all rolled Into one. would 1 bo to the American, carnival Is to jibe Brazilian. 1 Carnival is wild to have boon a ! pngnn celebration, Invented long before tho Christian era,- und to t have conn down to modern limos modified by the restraint of elv ligation. On lis way to today It has added to the fame of some of the world's greatest cities. Ven ire, Home. Paris find New Orleans. The way carnival is celebrated, in Itin do Jnnerlo. every year, how ever. Is u more spontantous exhi bition of popular enthusiasm and Is played on a greater scale than ever seen in any other city of the world. Mardi Clras. the final day of the carnival ceiebral ion in this city, falls this year on .M,arch 4. h'or the last two months preparations for the celebration havo been under wuy. Hundreds of carnival clubs have been organizing their programs, their niualn, costumes, unit floats for the ononnouM street parades which will begin March I 2 and continue to the dawn of i March &. Millions are being spent in those preparations nnd otito" millions will bo spent by tho peo ple In masquerade costumes, fire worlts ,'daneen, parties, nnd every Imaginable moans of producing fun and hilarity. During the three days n"' nights of carnival, the streets In an area of loss than a squUre mile In the heart of Kio's business district will contain more than a million of fun seeking people, tho vast majority boinff dressed In fantastic costumes, masked and enjoying lhomsoivo with an abandon possible only to Latin blood. Street parade of wonderfully decorated floats, 'throbbing drums and blaring trumpets, miles of au tomobile", containing the youlh nml beauty of Brazilian society, clouds of confetti and serpentines, stifling waves of perfume, and crushing crowd B of rainbow colored mas quernders are the- elements that form carnival at mosphere. The frolicing multitude creates u spirit that iv. ns eontagouH as the fervor of a revival meeting. 'or weeks before the celohra tion begin in rtio, a'l 'he railway and steamship lines will he taxed beyond their capacity bringing In crowds from" nil parts of Brazil, other parts of South America, nnd e v e n from K u r b pe. !; ve ry hotel, rooming house and home will be filled to overflowliiff with guests. Literally thousands will sleep in the streets, rnin or fair, during tho celebration. The grey dawn' of the rlrst day of lnt will find all Brazil In a properly penitential mood. The silken domino will he rumpled and lorn: the guitar strings will be hroken, and Perriol will have a dark brown tasle in his mouth. But' he will be BUtirtted lo:tho marrow of his aching bones'. I !eptt(y Attorney Candidate J'UNIH.ETON, Ore. FYed K. Schmidt, deputy district ntlornec of rmatilla county in I iU 7-l!t 4, has announcer) hi: camliducy for the republican nomtnntlon us dis trict attorney. K. ( '.. I'rcstbye of Athena, u democrat, recently an nounced his candidacy. Schmidt graduated from Willamette tinl- vet-sit y wflh thn Clnsfl Of IS 11. Ship Your Stock -TO Morgan CoiAraissfi Co. PORTLAND UNH)N STOCK YARDS Strictly TL . II T. .1,1 J I .I'lU! v 1 I V' ' Pon'l loi lour xflr l" m I every line. (OlItT BACKS WIPK WHO' HIT "RAW" KTOItY TlILt.rn OLKVELANI) (INS) Judgs Iiavltl MoyluJi, in municipal court here, .has advanced tho cause ot married women's freedom one step further by a decision In which ho held a woman Wns justified even to thc point of using u flat Iron in preventing a friend of her husbc.pfl M0NEY On Improved Jmon unty Land J. C. Palmer. 225 Henry Bldg. Portland - Ore. THE Commission Thb car ti Dodge Brolbcw response to a definite demand - A high grade coupe ormodcrote weight and size that will seat loin adult passensers in genuine comtort. the body is an admirable example of fine coach building. Low, graceful, smartly upholstered and attractively finished in Dodge Brothers blue, it reflects dignity and distinetion 1:1 Above all, the 4-passengcr coupe is characteristically a Dodge- Brothers product. It possesses all the attri butes of coiiEtruction and low-cost service for which more than a million DodgeBrothers MotorCars are favor ably known throughout the world. $10111.00 ni llvi'rnl V. snilcli, I n (immlc, On-. 1 wmitWwwa from telling a story In her homo to which she objected. The husband, according to the testimony m court, took the friend's part, hut the court sntd n Beautiful Work wo. "iimiui J yf-lli Hill UOLUU to us receives the sanjjTcareful atten tion you wcld giveftt yourself, with the added s?rvicehich we can give due to our kip-VRlate equipment and experience. Phone Main 77 and we will call for and deliver your work. Modern Laundry THERE, IS A VAST DIFFERENCE IN COAL BUY THE GOOD KIND Our Coal Is Known k) Be the Best nd then Thai's Stiles , iook at oitlv PHONE MAIN 114 We have furnished coal at reasonable prices every day since we began business and will continue to do so. iz- ;';(f wife was, the best judge of the stories told lift lie home and ills-" missed the woman, who had been arrested on a charge of assault nnd battery the Cost- onsiderin"; Co.