La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 20, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUI? THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer I N DV.V1C NDLNT NKWSPAMJt ,v Published dally and weekly ut 1m Grande, Orogon by the ,LA GRANDE KVKN1NO OUHKUVKU rUBLiaJUNQ CO. BJtUCB DENNIS - -...Editor 'Entered at poatofltco ut hu. d un do, Oregon, tut Hucond CI MB i-Moll Matter. On sale In other dtk-H Grog-on HoUd News Stand, Tort viand; Imperial Now a Bland, 1'ortluud; Multnomah Nuws Stand ;:ortland. ;'.; Address all communications to Tho Observer, 1416 Adams . Ave., La Grande, Oregon. KIJIISCKIIriON ICATICS - A I I ' liy Carrier ; pally, per month f t 75o .Dally, per thro-i montlm ...... 12.26 iaJly, per alx months, in Advunco $4.60 Daily Slnglo Copy Be lly Mall Dally, per month 60o Daily, per throo months, In advance ...... ft. 26 Dally, pur six months, in udvanco - $2.60 Dally, per year, In advunce $6.00 CITSf AND COUNTY OKKiCJAL 1'Al'Kll MEMI1EP. ASSOCIATED I'HESS .. The Assoc luted Press Is exclusively entitled to tise for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It oi not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches in this paper, and uluo tho local news herein also aro reserved. " IAILY IfUILK JMOK.HT . PURE RELIGION : I'uro religion- and undefiled beforo God and tho Father Is this: To v)nit thn fntherleHH and willows In their affliction, mid lo keep lilinself .unspotted from tho world, James 1: 27. ';,... THAYER: O Lord, limy wo daily aspire lo bo workers with Thco in Chrlst-llLe ministries. . ;, - THE OLD HOME TOWN GVHUTS-ml y nii- I'll Or... YTTkr J, fO V. Jty Stanley idttl'- and can't bc'- XSjS31 mock- I FYS IiVmI1"- rsse. mi mm r,ndo- ' A, f You SAY Til" lt)WiN I , - WORK FALLS.) -Vxy TWlS MORNfMCi WHt:4 THE OffS MAO To ? JJt O'T I d One afternoon a stranger de burked from an O.-W. irain and headed up the street. Finally h met one of our oldest citizens. "Pardon me." wild t he si ranger, "Are you a resident of this town?" "Yes, sir." whs I ht reply of the o( her, "I hav been here sonie Ihlng like flHy years. What ran I do for you?" "I am looking for a criminal lawyer," responded the stranger. "Have, you one here?" "Well," said tin; native, refleelivo ly, "we think we have, but we can't prove It on him." Nothing iti heavy (o u man whleh necessity biingM. Thr renson not no many women are running for office, says one huly, is h'TiniNe they can't throw their hats into the ring with much COVE PLANTS FRUIT TREES TV F; NEW FiR-e LADDER WAS TPlED GOT THIS MORNfMCi VA'Ht: "I HE OfffS MAO To -.n nP rtM MAR'fWA MOOKS" K'OOF TO CATCH HEft PAKftCfT Hot Lae "Bulletin On our exchimjro table lies thb' I lot Lake Jiullulin. Jt is a very nttructive, well edited little publication from Hot Lake and here are soma of its Kill ijects: "Ueiiei lor Farm ers," "Princess of tho inland Umpire," "A Neighbor Calls," "Valentine Day Thrills," "i'uie Jired Stock Ureed ers," "Our Livestock Khow." All of these go to prove one thing, namely, that Dr. WrT. Phy, head of the Not Lake sanatorium, was raised over at Phy's Point on a ranch and that his heart still beats for tho ranchers of tho 'Grande Itonde valley. While professionally he is a physician and surgeon, yet in the faiost practical manner he is a rancher, for he has one of the best daily herds in Oregon, he raises good hugs, he farms a large area, and he realizes that prosperity for he farmer means 'prosperity for all. J His editor, Miss Lois M. Payne, is a very capable young fady, who also breathes the fresh air of farm life. 5 The Bulletin will be a great factor in developing his valley and Eastern Oregon. It is starling in positively the right course, and its well edited pages will in time $et the hold upon the people that they are entitled to have, t . ... .. " of "Ktimietie" are also widely ren.i. ! turned her raee to his end look Three htffh seliool Kirls, Ituih im: nnrl mniriilshlnirly into his Mcou, Lllii ieitierer, ;m.l ara ret ; ,. ,n.:,lheil deenlv. moved Creiisey nn. i-efeivliiK library irahi- reKtleKHly, and loaned forward. iriK- every evenliif; niter elnml They were iilmost lo tho postofilce; from 3 o'elcok to 4 :4 0. They m e . ,.ou,i j,(..tr voices and see dim (f I veil regular IiIkIi Kfhool ereditn ! fn,tv'H on t In1 st reijt. He must ael for this work. Iquiikfy. Chuter and eloser he 'moved. He wan filled with an in j sane desire, a helpless ItinKiiiK I'lil he flare',' How would she take it? It suddenly came over jhiiu that Columbus look a ehanee. lie obeyed (hat Impulse and IlKhled :a ei:arelte. I,tfe, was, Indeed, i worth living. OFFICE CAT cm I . ' &.1 OV JUNIUS 'I'lie I 'oi d iiiMii -nee js runuler able, hul hi i won't lie Hit onh lllwer in (he cilinpalrn. ' Jimmy 'I'a, do people grow on lives?" ! I'a '( !' course not, Johnny. (Vbat inakis you ask?" Jiiuiny -"Well, Inst night dvwn i town I heard sister's new beau tell-j hitf someone His in a little peaehi but you're a hitf prime." j ; tim.;k which in tiim DAitk ;i;M-:itAid,v .makk tiii: i.K.in i sr iti;Ain; m I' ll it. . l'olI h iihould be happy while 'lliey run. They msy b rich some (Continued Irnrn p?e 1) was pur-hased by I he Siackland Itrolhei-H a few months for the sun) or $211,000 ;md they have al ready set nhotit the planting. With a crew of 17 men the work Is rap idly jrolnff forward. Ninety acres requiring ti'iuu trees will be set to cherries and nooehcrrlrs will be planted be) ween I he rows, 6 11,000 of thc.sp plnnlH being tet out. The whole a mount hclnic planted lo Kooseherrles is estimated al 1 2 acres. In addition to the fruit planted six acres will be set to IJarcelonu filbert 4, rcrjtilriiifr Keven hundred trees. Another Industry enjfiiKln the attention of tlien' men ht the propiiKallon of the gooseberry plants. All the clippings are saved from the planting and are ttluck In great beds of sand. The sand for this purpose Is Im-Ihk hauled from the Hand Uidge. In addition to all this K. J. Stacklund. one of the brothers, plant ing twin cherry t roes on home place to complete a till five acre orchard of hearing Harold Liovd in "SAFETYLAST" ArcadfciVlonday A Kh'l with a. cmtlar.ii'ii.'i is worth eutehiur;. I.MIi; I. I Many valuable iim h are spniled ; by hobbies, imd yet ;i m.iii wlihuelj a hobhy may be e.diot; ai uuti.l In I ARCADE THEATRE La Grande MAT1NEK AND NKiNT Tuesday March 25th. j: Chicken Philosophy !!: Johnnie Kelly, who writes the "Come and (!o" column 111 the Portland Orcgonian, i:; getting to the age where lie. likes a little philosophy along with news. It is a habit very writer acquires as the years go by. To show John nie's natural bent for slipping in a little good advice in his column, read the following "chicken philosophy" from Ni. Collins of the Norse Heaven country: ( "Providence was kinder to chickens in many ways than o human beings," commented Ni Collins, well known chick (jn fancier of the Norse Heaven country, in the Multnomah lobby yesterday. "We've got a lot in common with chickens some ways, however. It seems lo me that the one great Advantage that chickens have' over us is that food is most precious ol all things to (hem. A chicken hasn't sens.' iniough to store anything away for the future. Shut up a pen of chickens and give them a little less to eat than they ii..ght lo have and the runts will bo driven away hungry. Throw in more feed than they nerd and the runts will g"t ftit on what the more pr-.-dalory biids leave. If one chicken jjcts a worm all the rest of the pen will take after it tryine; & get the worm. This fellow that won the llok peace prize flot .ffiO.OOO a nice woim and 1 rend in the papers how fiaoplo were trying to get it. away from him. The trouble vjith us is that there is no limit to the amount of wealth ye may stow away in banks. The chicken becomes satiated ftr the time being with food, but men never get wealth enough. If therj wire some physical limitation of wealth it h person could , niass only what, ho could carry, for iu slance then us runts would get the leavin's." i vMK. Mavt lt'lall oivn ynii liiihby. iHit 'Ion When u man ilit'H Ins mIiiii I i'uiii Iiikh im liurlr, wilh hliu; when lir run!, fur ittHi'i. tht y .-ire sprrjnl l"'lU- Ihr 1 I 1 1 1- In I il. 1 . ;--! ' '.VP1'. Illlll'l ll.T'lllli. IIIM'HIIIM';. .1 I!'..'!! lO'llli Inin r III.- nil ;lily ;K il wits unci' a mil, tun. I ! !; ,: W IM (MN Mil SMII.l: All;.; in swn: i,ass wirii tiii: wmia uiiii 'A MCI' UIK I'LOI'I.I. IX I . I ; Till M. "lis tiii: nn in A Ir.sllv.' lil-i a iii;h,ii ;,ir, ;VI m.iIII.n lorlli Iii ir.. thr air. iCIlul tn hiiiim- lii;lil alxl ill iikiik; I'l.lllMM. ilanv llri-l.. limit kUiIk, ;;ii.1 s.ll.. ii I I" - All. It'll CM Blli' Hut .'ill! .' ;i I III,, j I'llills? ' A foul v sun i iii-uat : ( ii- km, I,-, ,i I nis: Nut iiiiii li! Out t, I a M u, it ,'illi runt uiil'ii'luii, ,t. .Ktiult al t j -Villi Ifl HIM in,-, I 1 !;-. I s. I ,..1.11,1, I lir, ' Ami I li,i-- will i-ni:,,- a ,-, in t,- Sll, ".,'. ilil all, a- II-. -il: l'M.'l :,i!A. Th ft -World's Rrmhfct Dark Snht lyggiMl liifW MINSTUIOLS, VAUDEVILLE, MUSICAL COMEDY 50 Strutting Colored Af lists 50 Featuring Margaret Jackson The Mochffn Black Patli fjf,-., Famous Oolorki nuzzciroiiiiu uhorus J I Vc. II l I'!, aMii,-. ' j iaa,lya ,al,:,J,,, ,..,.,, ,.,, 1NCLKS Also Johnnie Woods and Harry Fiddler (.KOIU.Ol'S STREET PARA I) K DAILY Seats "on Sale Sunday at Glass Drug Store Prices Night: 77c - $1.00 - 51.50, Plus Tax SCHOOL CHILDREN MATINEE, I P. M. Prices: Children 2."c; Adults 7."c 150.M) ISSUE t ELECTION IS i rUSTPO.NEI) (rontlniieil from pajro M "fi, II fw II Il'avini; tlinlriel Nn. nM eij off Die link l:i nl';M an. I I'reNhletlt Mrowulnn :i!h ! 1m t . -liKHlslriMieeN lint) (ihjeet loan. 'I'll' f vi'e none iiixl the 1 1' 1 1 1 i in lit I.' avelllle Heel (oil VV.IM y t Ih.i: H'K-el linplovemt lit t'M fun ii es (t Villi he adverllM.il ami till order to eninjili l- I? etfoil Trnll uMhin l!e vty tnni AttH liei'ejwary to enllili inn ;.' 1 eifil pleeeH of ti oi rl n- .u' 1 1 (IMli.ie Konde heHpilal Inrltnhi llljl- IdfH nttMed 1 1 y the wife of I' Hi K. I. Il-lt. Ir tlx ii I fifaiiilo hut llow ot I'iMlLiMd. Tl I'tllllltKHlon (OOK Die tj;i !,J.'l f(.T roritleniintl Ion lanl iv.iiiih; aitij ajlpulnled I.. H. Weel.n. 11. lioh pejikainp and William MiINt a: vl(tn'i8 and nppntlN'-iH oi (in- piop- vriy. t Kfi-elh I llmv Ml-sipitear. Van I'KiHtn, rai.. (aim iiyc wfly to port e pa nioti in id I)rt)Cr'SM. " leretlel Iv'Uv," a eon glonicratlon of dilapidated tdciek Ul(d Ullelenl lioUia'hoiilH. V in IhiMI- iL It had lined i he hIioi c oi Ter minal Jsland for 4a tear.. The uhuekH and hoiiNehoal were burnd to tnaka room for auction drt'tl&eit Improving thu channel ol lAm AugtUs harbor. UBRAF IY HOW EHVES - MANY Monthly Circulntion of liocal Institution Is Ap proximately Volumes. ni ippi t'lit-li lil.r.ti iit:ilf iiimilli! OlllllH S ill' in; to I IKnres In 1 1,,. ' i 'ti. I I its niiirilu i the pot -m) l.oukw e'n tilitt.d an- lirtioi, some voluiii' ,- of non Mellon A-ll op on (lie h, llii'Mi: the Miit.sl H'uil.i' ,,. CPO.fi ,. lt.ll.. 11 AIImmIOIIS "l:io-K Porter's -White I'l.i;:," WtnjiifH "Mine With Th. Iron Pii.n" and Mitwiii'n "Silk." t'luiteii m.'iolteiN will .e en outa'd to lin.l I'jipinCs "Lire of I'hrist" nut! Van l.ooii's "Stor u( The :th'e" riiMiiini; nono- of the ht'Nt sellers a lloMe liiee In Ote matter ol etu tilnttoii. WVH' ,,out ttue of HI-'ior" whit h luix eaune.l ronsidernlilf eont roverux , the an. on v ii i oils o I n in ! "ItMiIntr l li-i ivi ol W a-ilimwiua" tiiitl 1 oat's buuk ARCADE NOW PLAYING Siave of Desir, T:iKt'ii I'mii! lial.ac's IniinilTktl Story, 7 Thursday, March 20, 1021. I Jr Style : X 4 X Personified I !- It you had to look fur a new j J'u j i- : position today, would you wear ' iy -'litf ofi 1,10 clotllcs 'ou llilve 011 w? i ' '.K 1'iol.ably not- You'd divss up. ' W i'l' )fV ' ou know '10W 'niI'("'tiiiit it is i f ' ' s ' V to malic a good first impi;- j (( 'hi a' S f ffi V?W y"ll'r lnilk,"K "' im- ' ' ' ni ft "' ' ' h Passions every day no maUe I I'll hfmi4 ' 1$- what you're doing. Thought J LAl t. ' 'Jj j clothes will lidnlicy'rc good j , j It V W",'! ' - ni j Vo have the new ones now . j Y' - - ' II j Jr for Spring. They're reasonahlc i - Tv V; IK t0 r- II ?JiJ, r' X It jjm .VHl.l'lllJ.l.iJim -I I ifi'OH. I f rf't f v is ii 0 iiiT-.:iiiniMr-iiiTiii-. i II Cii;.yri'!it 192 Hart Kcliadncr fi Mirx " ' ' II I J,,. ... - l: :. WHENA13U 5d tough uymnAUL k j (let a hotUe of our QUR CAR V j ' t'ouifli Syrup contain. n;r IS k- pure tar, cod liver ex- jT ,. yf' tract and eucalyptus.,, I ...... lJ4JS r",c i,l,cl nUc X J It pays to look at your ling gear nua pinion. f , a l)ttlc - S yc jiavo iem jn stock an(j canmpply your Presdoit Jorvg , Conrny Leighton's Welding & The Nmjr Store , MOCkinC W OVUS Telephone Main . 63 (Automotive parts) Cor. 1'ir & Jefl. 0 , DECISION I LA GRANDE IR0N works j MACIIIXU SHOP AXI I-OUM)KY J i j All Kinds of SluehliKT.T, Automobiles and Tractors JR-palral ) 6y ' Overhnulnl mid ltibiillt A , y f Acrolein; Wchllni: or All Kinds f 'y. J ('.vllmler ltoi;ln and Horsl.o INMonar V f' , i 'X t'rnnksliaKs, IMslons nnd piston I'lna Uf-irround ,' MJtt-;,' ; ! J$W D. FITZGERALDProp. ; 1 miM. .. - I 5H tliat wnlllil ,olab- WlZi m iv ca:W v, cn. ir4 - If.'?, M,-mh orri-U. -I ! ill i a" " I'lil.- M acip virtv" 1111. J'l,lMlU Ullll Ki'told a gripping manipci CnniiiiK Monday HAROLD LLOYD IN APS7TV LAST" DON'T MISS IT! Kxperii nee tio-.v ilecisiuus that would snleiahV X o v r i in e n t NWfTl .(- lay You are Invited confer with us. Wo Understand - soi;it ss & 7.I.MM IMt.MAN I nderlaUers Ambulance .Service I'hime Main 02 Marco Ills Cimid asainst InU : iotd hen t h e re's hi ntiT.'i ehailKi aiile eal Ut r ty lnh- NvaVs Laxcolil nest ef t i e pVi' and vx on')- 1 1 i l iirinr; eel, l.. Ii ki'H 'lil, yell ei 1 .IP's I'.v M en: HI ' Vll a Lie remedy. VrhvJL: tencs I It's a entattv. Iw-lp tn you hav having l axeiil si this ni"Kt Red Cross Drug Store Consider the Postage Stamp -It Sticks Until It Gets Th ere Slick Willi your aflviiiK Ateoinit it will lift yo-r souiuwhero. laKhteen jier jfeiit of nu n lio reach iA uko ff Crt are lNTHCI'lDKXT. Thai'3 all Just Kfthteen. Those J( ho arc dependent upon ufarlty at that hk" ouldyfidopt some system of tKivuJ (f they could do It all ver again. They can't hut you cut- Kin richt now and ho one of tho SUceeSiSflll KlKll teetl. Let this bank help H CAN anl WILL with your permission. ' 1 There b no substiluUfor eaftyJ" :