La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 10, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti PAGE FOUR Monday, March 10, 1031. THE LA GRANDE EVENINO OBSERVER -1 sji; l . t hnif K 1 i I If fca Grande Evening Observer J ijsdi:ii:mi:nt kewwamju . "Uh!d dttlly nni1 wvMy at Ui Orando. OrcRon by tho XA QRAUDE EVENING OHBIiKVER l'UUUHHINO CO. BHUCE DKNNia Editor stored at postofflco ut Im. tliundo, Orceon. us Second Claua (Mall Matter. ". :. On salo In other cities Orcicon Hotel Nuwa stand, Port land; Imporiul Nona WUiu.l, Portland; Multnomah News SUoJ, Portland. ij Address ull communications to Tiio Observer, 1416 Adams 3AV0., La Grande, Oregon. r .,- . KrilSCUIlTlON HATliB '' Ity Carrier Dally, per month 7Go Pally, por thro-i months $2.20 Dally, per bIx months, in advunce it.SO ;JJatly, Binglo Copy ...&0 B-r I--,: Jly Mall 'Dally, per month 6O0 !Jally, per thrco months, In advanco $1.25 ;ally, por six months, In udvunco $2.6'J ittlly. per year, In advaneo - $5.00 crnr and county okfjoiai, i-apkr 5 MKMHUB ASSOCIATED I'REKS ' '" Tho Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to uso for pub lication of ail news dispatches credited to It or not other.wlso credited If published therein. All rights ot republication of 'special dispatches in this paper, and also tho local news herein also aro reserved. .' JIAILY lillll.i: TIIOI ;HT i ' THE LORD SUSTAINS: Tlii-y that Walt upon the I.oid SHlmll renew their strength; they kIiiiII mount up with wIiilth as eagles; they Bllall run timl 111, t be weary; and they shall (Walk, and not faint. Atmitili 4": 111. I ' Farmer Murray Wade I Down, at Salem Murray Wade publishes a very fine magazine called "Oregon Majra.ine." . Murray sets away from the whirl of the capital and Portland life long enough occasionally to realise that Jim Linn's Hotel at Salem and the Oregonian building in Portland are only the benefi ciaries of Oregon people who work ; that the cities produce little or nothing, und that the staff of life must come from the- farms. Very recently Murray took a trip to Irrigon. Dn't know vhere Irrigon is? Well, envoi- let Addison Iiennett know that, for once upon, a time tt dream that he could make an empire out of the Irrigon counrty. He was "going good until the jackrabbits took the country. That was before hides mako very fine cowboy lilly threw up his hands and make an empire and he would not know what to do with it after he had it made, so he went to Portland and took a special writer's job on the gel a jrood billet piovided they aro not ambitious. Irrigon remained as she was for several years without an Addison Iiennett. I'.ut now conies along Murray Wade, ii j)ung man so Upeak, and4lie sees (theuossibijitios jj' Irrigon, so much so that he devotes a lot of his valuable lr.agazine space to telling what Irrigon will produce and just how to do the trick. Hero's hoping, Murray, thut, things may happen and develop down there. iitit here is something else we wish to inject into this little editorial: All over Oregon there arc Irrigons and aH that is needed is a bunch of Murray Wades with vision and; publicity to bring this country to the high point it is entitled to enjoy. j Laughing in l''our recently convicted entered the Sing Kin;: death Tha,t nli,.v have been mere bravado, or it may have been the; sort of courage that can draw iniilh from imminence of death, or it may have been of the spirit that laughs when the cards fall against the player. Whatever il was. it was worthy of a belter cause. The kind of man thai cull; laugh or joke or jest, in such situation could make an inspiring showinr- if his play were in the right direction. The man who can laugh in the face of nppioaching death is (if the stuff that heroes may be made, if he is set on thehipwaid path. Those convicted murdeiers might have von; place in the record that, is reserved for the truly heroic had they directed their of fori to attainment of citizenship's high ideals. An it now stand:., the bravado or courage or spirit of the convicted men is wasted in demonstration against a doom tiny have brought upon themselves. Flag Observance In La Grande Sometimes Rood rcsiill:; eunie from a eoniplaiiit, or ia fthor words a "eull" now and then sharpens our intellect Jind" keeps us const; ntly in iniml of duty. The lack of a inoiju general display of the flair on national holidays is liot'crediLilile to the city. A little reflection shows that we rcompare favorably with our iiei;:hloi,s in patriotism when it requires more courajro to lU'l'end the llajt than the risk one runs in lianj'.injr it on!, in slonny weather. We did heller in this respect the present year than ever before, and we hope that what has been said prior to this editorial' will bear ftuit. so that when occasion do immds, every business bloik, factory and private resi dence will fliii? Old (I'lory to the breeze. If there is no fill staff, the llajv i'an le adjusted so that it will be boo A and in this way I. a Crande may iK-tler keep alive n warm regard for the principles and ideals represente( by the flajr. Judfre Gcorpe Jlavis, who served on the bench in (Irani !ilid: Malheur counties for many years, and who has been practicing; law in u!i? of late has decided to run for the stale senate from Malheur, Harney and Grant counties. Judge Davis in one of the able men of K.istern Oregon and he will be suceccdiiitf an ah'o man if he is elected, for that district was well represented in the .senate for th ) past four years by Char'i - Ll:;s ol Burnt,. dear old Addison Jjennett hr.d they learned that jackrabbit hats. Anyway, Addison fin quit, said he was too old to Oregonian where the boy.? Death's Face murders are reported to nave house with, jest ami joke. THE OLD HOME - TOWN ST- -.'.rvl 1 .-, y'f. HOWP 'T HAPPEN AFTER THIKTY YUAR' ALL OP A SUDt'LN YOU fctNttlG HUMtt TtO New COK - tf"-! BOCKS NITWI) Y lOOH MDk'R AY FiAr.KJM': ToroNviriCC hrj, ajih: BOOy. HU HOlKiMT FROM THAT OFFICE CAT IHAbl MARK BY JUNIUS THAT tar. itv jt'.vn hi jyiii'ii .Vlain .--.w 1 i t: 1 1 1 of ilai iit h,Hi u i '( r i I Silt huclirlortltnii w; ; not tur liiit. A wll'! i-aiiU' to ins iilbH. 1 1 . Kiiin.',! a ;:'r!, tin Al,im ili l Itlll lo.il j ( i I !!' I:ifi l r:i in.-. A rlh w;im till. en fi'iHi In-. :-i'Ji' 'Co inuliu Ailnai u ilam-. Wi ll, lie mid :Au Like all IH'W pa t rut it fit. -nd Ion in I., do, hit II v;i:i li;i me, (Jo( into u hi' k ul' a slacw rof.r l:ve- And Willi: .1o when l In Jltilio did - woman hold her w iv, w t i i Il H-tld "In .WJHMla it,' Ih-eaiiso ir;or Adam und his (rail Wri hinicd upon the world, They Ihcti r:-i ;.-. Ahel .Irar Cain. 4 Hit in I In- enf' ! cold liwirl i'itiKM ha'- no liow.ol 'I'll.- i ll. ;ii, I And they fa-j.. AI..I The IM'OMI' -,'tl miirh aa still uiei 1 '.nn if they !i:AT! IHI i.IKI.s WALK IM)MI aiti it i ti:v Alii: i it i;ii;d: K oM thiii': in .1" hetl y,iu soi, u- j;n l i; -l n an ut v. il ii t i . :in,l I'r ill ;iiinilll -r. n Ihuiiib- I (he dick- ' J J .V .3 CiiI.iiv,! I.l,-I :,(, a li.Kii;1" ' ' 'IHolu la vury Hliorl : Llllnl Rcef with a ,5 ' I'lll' I 'llllVll. T. I tlJltc fill I IlliS,, ili'Sll'Inu; to ullijl Ull S f ui ,. i i, i.: i s. i.'.-r I "' ".'-1 .oii.mmiloii.. Willi ai oouia et ora j (iilirr l'n 1.1 niil s ul' ni'.in lhiinih- Ihiiirun dm soon as possilih- f "St. Jacob! Oil." M I , nr tm'r ll.(i U n-ri- Hi hr ili-l.- ! Oi u..i.l i'iuK put ,,n a waiting list t I I'll. l I loi-, in 1 i wliiili will !. 8uri li, In ni'fi-'Mury J .... f 'iiliii'i- .ii.li.i.r ,:. ,, .1,- ' In n .! h,irl lime. . wlnr." " llncMi-hr? Xo!' ,, tii 111I1 i . J They liavi' tin ih'iti'h, tArri-fnrp can : ' "1 nut i'uiisi' pnhi. :y Yuur lim-k- ;" " '", jfO,. rrevenf 0 or a .train.' and W iriit'nlM lull u; i:a h it .,u -..I'. i y'f atvr' ' HKUB1 na ' ll. ;, M i t t I- J0 Yi' TviMcii irii "" 1 ' 'K"f"t viitir painful , , , ., 1 JUlm iiJt TONSILITIjf a,.k. an in-tilv the ..mu-., ! A Ri.,-,1 Ii I- -,. Iji.iil.!.' ,yf T3r COLDS Et ,tilW ,n, liriims- dit.npp.vin..: ; "' ''"""v it, tt. ,Mt,-r f bW&rt,, wt,!, 2epyL l-'t al, r rril.-l! tM a .mall ' i -n-ii lln iv I . in, Rolitm: li-li-: fy at fltof ' 'rial ball nfst. .I,-1 Oil" (rum ; C -X ""V"- Active- n,,,nVnt ! , " ,s !''fH" ilt" f,i. t a. a. 1 I ni .., JT ,, .. wimil.T whtit lii'talue of t he barkai' he i ' ' h'- 1 1 Mwfll"',sh)'"A r l.llttl.;,..,, pain. 1 Ini'l. a. In., ir hi.. I . . 1 1 1 i . I ' . t lit VfvT I At .11 livtri-hf S HH I'LL h.illi'st "St, .Ininhs Oil-' ii i r 1 j "!Sn wlfni'ViT van havi' wialii'H, ni'iiiiiluin, ' T. tmCjW liv f1"'1"""1'"1" r Kirtiin, an it ia nljso- ! , . j wb P11 IZIZIZZZZZIZZ . , lifmAL-viiyw V ! 1 , U'"I'1':U VOI R v; t lur Sirvlre fi ; . - . I I Ummn Ihro tsltl I I ; , : i i f. ; LJ ' it , im- im ' LJ i P.rinjr us your films to ' v I :j ;;r:''TV.:;;'.y?i: I 1e iio,hi. wc use , ? :";;,,,.:;,ian.1Th" m : iy the Kuy fi. : : i iititiitV ,-aWtu- :1 . , , ., - i- ' . v : ; y,, iinna. - i , ish and the results of I Nat;- v' i 1 f I iiili'ioitiil I i I I 'I . sMMioiitss mi our long experience are Profcsw Alwrt y.-.uvr;:r (aNv) . V:. .IMMI IIMA.V 1 hiivi i l v b, n : ;; t ,i,.,lk,.r, m lHH.,1(i t iease. ! II i in I t f 1 M Aiiil.iihin,.- s.ivli'0 "J inn','"'..1, : I 1 " I ' UEI) CROSS 1 i ?ir v 'r? ; UKUG ST0RE Jty Stanley '1 KJV.UT4 i newtI 111 ICQ -m- K IHKLE HOUKS w that THE "TWO coo .. -. r 1 r. II f PRETTY BO&KAGENT AWARD (JIVEN i TO WRITER OF I BEST ESSAY (('mitiniH'tl from hiko 1) t;mt) Klank' t w.is prcHMiiU'i to Minn loon- h tin' Koclt-ly of 40 I loiniui juhI X 'Ix-vaux. t hottK'h Mit ir n-pn-Mi'iitallvo (. j, liiiHi-y, It nuly Speaks. 'I'll.- ti in in H,M-fh of tin? (lay was mail'- hy .IuiIk- HiikIi K. Brady, who mmim-nli'd upon the lionor won by I hi students w ho rocnived i hi nu'iuils. He compltin'-nli-d Siip-i'int''iHl-nt 1 lampion, I'rlm-t-pnl TowIit. thu faculty und tho .st ii'l'-at-s t heniHi'lvpH vr highly for tlu-ir work In tin iraitcr. .'tp''ch vns al;:o In t;' natnro of ;t iiTinuni'iaf; another o.n.-ny contt Ht In he held bv tho l.cion on the iiiihji'ct "f "I'face T'liic Patriot-i!-in" and ave Hi'Vi'ral Httt-KViHlons lis to iuM what was iiwant hy Mich utrioll.sm and tho n"Lnity I'm- 'i -i li a spirit in timcj or peart', a in un t; whh'h lio ini'nt;on'd al tiniliincc : t the polls und thu mat l. r of krepliitf posted on enrrent. affairs re'at'vu to Kovermiiont. National (uanl Dlseusii'd. Imini-diately after the general ass' inhly the hoys were held In the auditorium while Ralph Huron, O L, 1 mil on and (lien ( 'nuiphell ex- pl:itni'd the purpose of the Nation al Cuard troop now formiiiK In La .(irainlc. The local unit wtll he a part of the ISGth Infantry National f the l;. S. A. Air. Huron ; "lulled it distinctly understood that I In- preHent movement Is unlike the old slate militia. The term of en listment in for three years with honorable dtscharKe for such nieni lieiH, us are required to move to SHE LL HAVCl ffoo 5 (no-no- iwrl wcreoJ I CMU WANTS ME ACTS, fW .ri, r 1 1 I! nd lotlnT localities. Tho maximum peiici' time enrollment will he up pi'osslinuli'ly 7.ri. All e()ulpment is , hi he furnished by the t'nlled States Kovermnent anions which , w III be a ril e inline, u bar rucks lalir on, all equipment such us rules, uniforms and so on, sever I ui I trow hint,' much ine kuiih, und such oilier equipment us is iieees .ai' to maintain tin unit, j I M ill Ik In be held one niht u jueek and a summer training camp I w III he ut tended 1 ft days every j summer. Tins outing !s to be In Hhe nature of a vacation und men are to receive full army pay from I the time they leave here until they et buck. A number i)f local men have suriH'd up and others are expected : to fill the quota In a very short time so llins,, desiring to sigji up o communieule with minion us soon us possible " amd beinK put nn t waiting list i which will be sure to be neeesary DEATH SHOCKS GITY OF COE Untimely Demise of Sam . " . . Hanis Casts Gloom Over Community. ro'K (Hprcial). Tin- niKio. A. ilai and tiu'ic ilraih of Sum ris lius -asl u k'uoiii ovr t li- -ntir coin m unity of Covr. H.- itn-t hln tjtutli by plunffintr Into im t'niun on in' nnuffu ui him .toll crutu n.-ur l'uaeo, thu Jolt inruwinK mill 11 iiinuini:e ui ai.iy Mfni a nu iiih injurH'H wcru hiicii j that li- (II. .1 without . KUinilM t'OnHCIOIIHIlCHH. IliH hody W.I 4 hrouffht to Covr for hiirlul. ti.- iiliieiai oeillij IH'ni uiioei ine uu- plre Legion ul I.. I). H. eh jreh last Sunday afternoon at 'i o'clock. The heau- i in ui 1 1 o im oi irriiiKN ei e u mine itestiniony of tho love und respect or his friends. Hani 4. Harris was born In Vir ginia, ail years ago, In 1 'JU1' lh famlly came to t'ove. where th y have since made their home. The young man graduated from th. ('ove high school In K'I5 and tu 1 'J 1 7 he entered the service, en listing in the aviation branch, where he spent IS months. l'oi the past three years he has he.n employed hy the Klectrie Light and Power company, stationed at (Jrunlte, Oregon, where he was given a position of trust and re sponsibility. He had recently been transferred to Baker and was on his vacation when he met liis death In this tragic manner. Me wus single but leaves to inou'-n his loss his mother und father, his grandmother, Mrs. Amundti Harris, three brothers, Tom und Ben A. of Cove and Jam of Sunnyshh', Wash., ami two sU ters, .Maijile Okazoss of Hunnyside, Wash., und Bertha of Cove. The small son of Mr. and Mri. William Hallmark is quite seri ously 111. C. L. Howe left Saturday for his new home in Walla Wirihi. Wush.. when .Mrs. Howe will soon1 join him. I Mr. und Mrs, John Huefer, Sr.. are ut home again, after spend j Ing several months near I nirkei, ' where Mrs. Huefer has her inin-. ing claims. Mrs. J. F. Dean left a wee'.t I ngo to visit a sister, Mrs. J. I . j South In Port hind. While um.y i she will also visit two other sis- 1 ters. Mis. F. Itoherls, in Tacomii ! and Miss Klorunee Severs in Se-! at tie. Mr. and Mih. K. Hartley of KI-: gin are guests at the liome of Mr. and Mrs. Ben DeBorde. t A family reunion was held ai tho home of Mr. and Mrs. John Haefer Sunday. Those present . were Mr. und Mrs. Ben I eBord , and children, Tr. and Mrs. i-: Hartley and da ighter, Mr. and j Mrs. Herman Haefer and son,, unci 1 Mr. and Mis. William Haefer and' children. Mr, und Mrs, James Harris of i Hunnyside, Wash., are also visit-1 Ing at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. William Harris. Mr. und M rs. AkuzosH, of Sunnyside, Wash., have also been visiting at the William Harris home, Mrs. Oka zoss having been there for sev eral weeks. Miss Claudia Chile left S-itur- Ouch! Lumbago Pain , Rub Backache Away 1 jTW in !pay for Hot liUe b.in:ituiiinu. jwllere she has li"' I'H'b rK"i" T llledieal treatlilellt. T. I!. I'olili- tin Is takiiiK MIkh (iab a I'1"1'1 iln the hlKh seheul duiiiiLT !i.t uh .Miss Leona llaus.11. who m t,'aehln? H-liool at IV;-ry. f.p'i.t the wek-end Willi her D M. r. -Mrs. ClutH. llellanH. Henry Mulr is at Hot 1-iU i""1"" M",n' '"' ","l"'v ; an oticrul ion II! Tin KroKly nchonl x lntvui ariLtion v Jilt.- .M i s, M uir. t i: tcaclH.T, 1m u il Ii Im t lnisiuirnl. Mrs, K. War.li II. who lian :i in l't,.l. I,..- I...-..! iiinion,lH wUh snn , ..tl.....lim- ,!.... I tln-rt'. is oxpf'ct'.l Imnn- Hii.s v.-. ;.. Ml-s. T. Ii. "onl;liii v :tii sui atitiitinp at tin- .s;-Jm. Momlii v. vtl viKilt il iH ll' 1 ;,,omH VnUt'n' ' rH Mattic );ra.i' Hi' pur I i iiuwu 1 no r-tiii ni'f irupin v n' loMKiiiK to Mr, nixl Mrs. ( I lo,;(.rt Lj)lr(J ifju( Hnt L;(K u.ln,, ...i., , , , ,, go an operation. Kmil HleviiiH, nr iMveile, Ida):.. Is in Cove shaking hands with j ' iu-k Mhs Klvu Turner, of I'crrv. ha. been a que.st at the hmne of Mr. and Mrs. Loui.s peck for the pasl week. MIh; Mae Stearic. Mi.ss Imoijeic-' Busxell and Ml.-s loi.s Coinstock visited her brother, Ralph Coin stock. Mr. and Mrs. Willium 'Hallmark j were L.,. ( I ranch' visitors Sunday.; Misi Marian lliinliey and Mil- dred I-'ulp were I nion vi-sltoivi over ', th,, week -end ! Airs. M.. Laird was a visitor to Ho) Lake Sanatoriddi Monday. A dancing party, as a library benefit iti planned for March 17. Tills party is Sponsored by the Wo man's Club. l(O.Mi; TAX TS .VITACMlh KI'fVKN'i:, r. C. C. Chapman, edilor of lhe Oregon Voler, in an address befor,, the chamber of commerce at the u-eckl. innclieor. stated that timid capital is being driven out o: ( iregon on Ucoun: nf lh- state Income lav. Oregon Colorite AND Hat Brite MilUcs Old Straw HaUi i I.o'.ik Like New Also lor: Because Oregon Life has paid out over a million dollars and has never yet contested a claim. Because The Oregon Life check always gets there first. Because Our home is near you our service "quicker". around. Becau The Invest has i-est deatlj (te of any scctl Unii in the States. ThisV iles us to increase our divi dends to policy holders and thus reduce the net cost of insurance to them. Because Oregon Life in-" vests all of its moncy,bothprin" cipal and interest In the Northwest to help your busi ness to succeed and your income to grow. Oregonlifc ml Illijl.cl- M ' I It.jil llllil j I t I in ii Whv Oregon Life? officaf an iNorft Ihelo oA J fiiah I. mii.i.rT'4" i i 'H"iTrr ,',Mtr , C f lAHt.rUGw Mir. R It BLAI" ELI. r.... Sc I Horn OtJtci PORTLAND, OREGON 1.. '. Ilv.'iii ;. I'.-t. l,i. j '" Spring MiUinery"i QlJU Spring Millinery syfck is more than tho ordinary cull ;ction ofretty- Jmts. You will find exclusive styleyaiid tasteful arrangement of striking i liadT Individuality is the out standing feafrffe in each model. must chiin,, the law and quit talk- ballold! on. had. driven or v- 1 11 g of the proposed severance tax, about to drive capitalist from Die lie said.- (state. These people, Chapman us. The speaker cited a number of j serted, were packing their tux-ex-inst.inces where he said the hicom0 j empt municipal hands away in tax, whh'h. he urged bit repealed i t milks und crossing slate lines to l.v'llte oieis the lieN' time tt Is 'milk, , their ImMI'S elsewhere. aj FORDSON, Lars - 1 rucks - 1 iMtxtors PERKINS MOTOR CO. Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER Tlic Imildino,- of a liome that satisfies is nvi that a business transaction it is one that m int;- w your wue. ana self, much of that happiness which aliyrc makes lue worth living. Telephone Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company Fur Mill or liox Wood Phone M-i517 J. L. M All the World Isn't a Stage Some of i " Bench. Siab33sri. '. '.' t.-A v I ".jcrt. II J I ' r'-t;--st f vf. .-si V3QUI2D -IZZLhWLE - PROGRESSIVE' 'i'licic b no bubblitute fot wfety s v enitciren, and tu-oiir- Main UN HALL it is a Work i our w (M l; w Im i i' - your pi c-ph' me ff v your cvt-ry tnlci'i'Mt Jln-i'i; so Ions us you are Jr vWV.t-n. Vol Ht to Kn: Cnillilo pniJ.-r. y(,ii an- i n t - i t t l iii'Jr ln-r m-llOftlM. C'lltll Clli'M. I1 ii t- a cnti t pi ist K nni! ivir frovcriiiiii iil. Tin Ikhip-- tnwn liiinU In iiInm inl .tcsUiI in ull tlit thiiiKN. l:y Rlintii.ln't ,- ALL bo oil tin; joh titK' Hi. i ? kf'p yoir money in tin1 I, A CltANUM NATIONAL HANK w In il c-;.n In Ip I .a Crainlc inst. u-l or wuinu oth er town. A.