La Grande evening observer., April 25, 1924, Image 4

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday,'- April 25, lf)2-I.
La Grande Evening Observer
iMj;ii..ji;.NxM;vhlAi'Ut
Published dally anil weekly at Iji Gmnde, Oregon by th
LA G KAN UK EVKNINO CUBHUVUH PUI1UUH1NO CO.
UKUCK DKNNIH . - Editor
Kotcred at postotfice ut Ia Uiaude,
Mall Matter.
Oregon, &a tiecond Clsj
On sale In other cities
: land; Imperial New Htand,
I'grtland,
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Avo., Ja. Grande, Oregon.
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1 1IAVI-: lot OUT X Onoli l-KUJT. 1 have finished my
course, 1 have k.-i.t th- faith. Ii neeforth there. Is laid ue
fur me a crown of nKl.teoilsiieMi.- -'J Tllnothy C.
OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
Tho boy -who follows in father's
footsteps these days la likely to
ad up In the cellar.
ft might be well at time U
iiivu somu of America's moral sup
port to America-
ffe ifcls my gout,
Uo Jerry I tiny.
Jlo always says.
"How's everything ?
"When the movement which bus!
installed tho one-niuo tar' on the '.
trolkys extends lu the stcum roads, (
then cveryont.. shippers, Investors, j
employees and the s- n rut public
will bo better off.
"Moreover," concluded Mr. Uab
ron. "now is the time to make tin.
eh an yes when the surplus railroad u'ii
local n--w.-papers. Since Anirl
caint eatniot have ;i!cuhdie drink
they us- more toffi -. it is uryu-d:
lieiiee the liitrh price of cofl-e h
f.i -rin any now uj-d only aboii'
-T ! per eein of t hi- U mount of
coffee !) used to drink. I'ofi'.r
h cost 1.":" marks hefnre tic
A IIH'K TOWN Is a l'i..:i:
WlfF.it I-: i hi; n i; i . n it i it s
uoMii.it ir it wiu, mi; a imv
oit a l.llll,.
j men eon j?et Jobs elsew h-re and
i when ear loadintm an- In uvy
J enough to supply a volutin- of
' business Hi InWiT rates. liSl Week
I nearly u million freight ears iv. iv
arly loaded. Kvery week wltiee January
I first has run over Stjri.imy, tin
highest of any simitar period In
j history. Hut this will continue iu-
Dcmand for Lowerinir tdeintteiy unless omr adjiis'm. -nr.
liiaee in ireiuin ran .s. i '.i
this musl b- doite in a'
' j way whleh will tn- lair to both i-m-j
(Continued from pair ; ployees and I he stuck holders,!
w-w-w--.---l--w-rt. hl(,'h rates. -and Hie rur-,
'1,'hii the shippers e louvr j icspondlui; r dmtion In profits lo j
rates without cuttlii? down the n t j 'be shippers, are in p;.rt r. xpou-,
earnings of the roads? If this ran ; "lb!., for the r.e. nl dtuii
war now cost
marks
Another good way to muke presi-
dentla) timber is to make an
beginning In the woodshed,
Freight Rates Great Moreover
Would Shut Down Gas
Works
; Itabsum-huri
I from B per e
7 per e.-nt b
ent."
iiil abovt- n
low normal
ijusin'Mf
trinal te
A mini ii' V r elluil
I the world that ) nu
abovi- suspicion. '
foliar is worKs ;u
paid by the day, msi.
job and It is.
A etertfyman, aoonipanied b;'
two charming rirls. nlo'l admirlti'
lb- beanlbM of a little nir.-nm.
.n angler p.stn ' said: "Any
luek?1'
"Sir. I am a lis)
be done t-.tli xld s w ill I..- n:ittH- ', Habsom han "f k-w ral
fied.
j "Kvery time 1 travel on the'
'trains I am surprised at the siir
l)i"h in i I''1"1 "f tiiitieeitijtry ra llru-'nl i-.m '
I to (fet ' P'oVee.S. Kff lep ney engineers t- II
ine that th- roads ey'lld be rn'i
.hint an w. tl v.ith :'o per edit 1 s-, (.M'i --Anieriean pro-
h.-lj, rn.l few railroad oiinh:ls wii: ,p,ition U n spoiitibb" for l!.- h;-.'h
.l.'in- tliiu ut 11 1 i-i i til 'I'll.. iliiVI. I . ..te.. . t . I., .i...
I.e It... ' ' I-"" " '-
' cully is that lite Inl.-rMute i;uni- ,,tdnion
jiiu-rce t 'nmmtssloti. f'oiiKHSS. ftat- i
J.efc'lMlatiire and ' l.j'.bor I'niolis
have, uneoiis.-lously reiubltied te
eofnpel ttie rallrouils to employ
this siirptiix. Not only wru th ,ll
roads inplo loir many inure than
they n. . d. tut this very fa-t hurls
f men." le-fthe morale of the entire lmlv f
It
i-i-riian- Ana in llhiuii Amcrle
rilmtors
"Aly sioinaeli ha ln-.-n so till' I
w ith i,-as fur the lawt tin ee years
I feji could pretl y m ai 'v
suply Hie town. I also had ir -
. u'l' tit pains In riKht sid.- in r .
; Ion of t he appendix-. I loctm s '
' didn't help much. Mie day ti ;
' neij,'hi,or told in. ntimit wh:-t
! Majr'd Won.lerful llemeily hi. I
don.- for bun. and 1 k'I a Wot'i r
; of our di lif'ist. I. can say tie,'
' it will .Jo .-ill a il I more than
yo.i eiaim fur it." It is a siiupl -.
jhaiuili-sM j iepuration that i inov.-.i
; the catarrhal mucus from the in
:t.sttnal tract and aliuys the in
i flammation w hich eau.s. s praei i
ieally all stomach. liver and i.i
'tentinal allin- nt-s. including ajp u
;dlcilLs. tm dos. will coiivinc- or
;jaoney r.-iund.-.i. ,t all 'Iiukk'sh.
' Adv. ;
New Shoes for Miladies
Spring Wear
r
Intelligence
ell"
Some public .s'liuol KysU'ins arc .sulHtittitinjf "intelli-
ji'biivo tests" fur 1 1 1 r !l-!':i.sliii)iH'd i-xumiiiaticins. Jn Dc
jroit the iiilt'llik'eiK'u ti?st is iijilkd to nil new U'iiclit'r.s,
j y order of the ,sc!n.i lioaid.
There is a difl'iiCKe lietwcen bonk knowledge and in-
jellijfenca and the i"U lli;eiicc test is u refonition of thai any
j.iffeiente. An iin. t h ioled man may be, and often is, an
Intelligent us well as edneated 'man betause lie iiicks tin
iilid absorbs and makes a Halt of his ciiiisfiiiiixiiess riven'! itn In
li .sson ol xpei leme LVeiythmx he reads; and eveiythmp-n ir iiir. a
n'tvalue that he Items. '" " "
..... Ii ii v.- rmint'il
uii me oilier iia-ui, what is called education or seliool
hiU," is too often nu'iely a iiilinn up of facts in a brain,
like furniture in a htoraue house. Or, fieipiently, it is
oijly pouring in of lads, like water lhrouj;h a sieve. That
iu noL education.
i The furihtiiie f the intellint'iit man's mind is ar
li.tnjfed. It is not crowded or jumbled. The intelligent man
tiflows mole of wlnjl.':- ;i'in h: oil in the world than what's in
Ij'ifolfltfiwWie Ktitionall,v edueiiU'd diiuu knows Jmih4iokK
and 1 1 1 o , and biMik fnovletlne is valuable to him enlv
siiXar as it inlei pi vis life.
- It is well that public school systems are tlenianiling' in
tiillijfeiice in teachers as well as the book learning that can
jObb-iined by cramminn'. If yon look back you will find
inut the teachers win. did you the most ;(iod were not
ttuse who drilled trc mo.d tocrapliy and aiithmetic into
yotir head, but tho; i .liters to whom books were but uide.-'
ili.'('xploi'ati(iiis of II. i.! wide iitn-.c. if life.
!' 1 I'arm.ii nil .IH-nlly. .n ,i r.-du. is c fll. l. ney nil
, "W. ll." r. lm l. ,1 I he llxlieriiian. ' around. When men kn,.v thai
KleneliiL' iidiiiirlniily at Hi,, irirls. ' i ii. Ir jol.s arc l'rot. el. d by l. 'jl-i!:i-"l.m
ve k-.,t III.- right hall." It, ,n iltl, even lh Ih. v have llu
l'-iil wtirli til il that tin y citnnut
Nil l. W IS l.tis'l II' I'll!' t'.W I llK.-h:irt;-d. th'It etTlel.lley in at
tW'OIlk A (;M) I. At ;tl INI'll IT an end. m the lh,-r bund, wh-'ii
silMliW lli:l:i:. jineli loiuw that Hi. y , -an be diM-
! - iharj,"'-.! and. the wnrli done by
; . mi. in.' Ih. ti el I l.'l. ni'y lii-
'.erelDl.S. 'I'll,- f.ir letter reKTlUt.
.ivlil.'h tli" railraii.Js are n.ivv tp t
.Itnu' friim fh.tr shop ni.'li are ;.n
ItUiiKlri.tion 'of thin i.oliil.
;,,f ' railroad lie n. 'I'h' ir wuijeK
nf n.llruiid nmn. 'I'helr wayeH
; wit It a few . rce. . lions, are not nil
her no n are arlni; d illy IiIkIi. I h.'lleve In 1,-oud
e.. Heir wl.- l.,tl.l,e,I : "ajr.-a. Ilnl sintlHtlelana clearly
ar.ni. of yoiinj; l,ii. : hmv that II l B'l neither for a
rlaill llr.'ou I ,,a n . I""r- nor II ,.lnli:iliy lo cilillllue ,
iiiniaehe eliil, t,i w'it Ii jutiM that are nol neeesa.iry.
-If wlv. s for luiv-'" se ins to me thai the Inlerstnti ,
III!,- their hair l..,l.l..d. Artlclm i.l',1'"" n'" ' olillnlsslull eoilhl serve.
IneoriM.n n .r.,vl,e for a fine (,rjth" elnliloy. es of the rallrnada as
hat tor eiieh on. r Hi- nth- "en as in- sai is an.i . u- !...,-
I on any "e I'V r. vlsliik' Us riillii,'ff so that
lo- r Is I'onl.l operate more -rn-
i. ilflv nt loe-r -i. IIS".
i.nsiiii ruis
I'rof. ssor I !.,M -nluili .mi : "Vounv
mall. I un.lersl.ilKl you ore eollrt
Intr ii ai.lou'. Has she -n . n you
lleoura . mem ."'
V. -M. : "I'll say she has. !.:.
IllKhl sh
ISU. .1
If I snor
a new
. r I. iiiIm'Ih lo I..- ini,
in-tiih. r who l. l.s lo the
his l.elt.-r lialf a n.l shale:
hlrsiil- ii.lornin-nl.
td-as of .
off Ills.
rill'. AliV.WTAIIK Of , mi:
iiiiii'in is is that htii:n VIM'.
Am: x.M'iMirv tiir.iti-: it- is;
MHMIIIVS ll:Ml';Ss.w i, i .
FOR SALE
Stuart's
SHOE SHOP
lot,
room house,
t re. s and law n, hie
on. mIi..i. cNi-i.'
slie-'l. cui' llt jid"
ITlc. , fi: imi; call
cr.ntia.t for $;.im.
p'-r moiilh; halatn
nice shade
ited on Se -In;
pav 1
all; all paid,
assaiif' a
payabh' $;i''
cash.
Ni Ai door
to Holm's (.".roc.
IT 11 ST CLASS SIIOi:
Hi:r.uui.N;
All Work (inarsnteeil
Just aFewSuggesiions
of Good Things
To Eat
pickled pigs' feet spiced and boneless
Swiss, Uotjiiefort and Cream Brick Cheese
corn on col) Maine golden bantam
fancy Norway fresh -mackerel
imported button mushrooms
AValla Walla and home asparagus f
(iold lUedal mayonnaise
Ixiuisiana strawberries
hot house tomatoes
extra fancy large ripe olives
Red Rock cottage cheese
Call Main 80
Filltison brothers
Grocery
Phone Main W)
Why
The Cat Q
ame
Back
OOltl
eilll ry
lloi.se.
IO...I.IU.
1111 I
II
The inevitability of the cat's rcUun is traditional. Cut :
it is only now thai a .scientist has mulct taken to discover I
Vby. Prof. Kraiiti'. II. Merrick of Western university, h.-m
. i r.v, reaiiHo alter expel imeins with numerous;
abs purposely lost. One was cast away ciylil times and'
Jit was only on ti e I: si, t :. miles from home, that '.
.failed lo show up. It may have met with an accident, ,.'.
.that heitlly counts. i
. The professor I a b them away in gunny sacks and niini
Mi'otis Mther tliiecti'.iMirlyitiK- conveyances, even blinilfoldet!, i
;,'I i'i instance under complete anesthesia, lint they j
ridways came buck, tsn pt in one instance. Me has, there-, t
jfoie, reached the conclusion that, cats must have "a three-1
e.l Mil'
on I-'.
I.i-li :
lsh-,1 and ii.:i
I nt i I'll I trm d.
Il-I Si'lel-
rlh
sl I .
.1. I'rie-
lo l v.lll han.il
itl- to win.) oil- e
1 1 1, , n 1 1 1 tiii'l i.-sain-lilonl
hi) .. ho Ills I
a II. e.
lurntsh. '..i
ol e, III. 111. I
if- , a ho-- -
s...t, pav I
III all I ... I 1 .
ml I. of the,
'.'.-.i"i. ):...(.;
II a.-cotd-I
Itll
onlri
-A'.
I
J
IMI-I on th.
hl.-li..
ehoie
morl-at;.
lion-constant"
h
Willi
spile
j liiey retain
1 in route.
What is a "dim-in
lie is iiiiabL' lo priv
i-ecret of this powe-i-itler
by far t i i : t n "!
l'tiow as much about
( lerence to their home
i!! manner of twisiino-.s
legion which!
and til in in jiv: ;
:,l..l n.
1 . 1 1 II .
I.aliille
..I..IIMI. Ilt.-l SJ
I 1 1 1 i . .. I
II stall, ell
the It.-.-'rlee
Sill'
nionl ii l v
liiolilli.
P
v-x-
in
.'i consiaiii ; I lie pi
1 it, but he is incline
lies in it kinesthetic, or muscle sense
1 ii'inj;-. siiiellinir or seeinj,'." Xnv you
i: as he does, or anvlaulv else.
:it'oiPhy, Black
Stoop
-.
i:r..i.if its
(rnialr .Nslioiini Itsuk MIiIl
I ,A (irsnde. ttreunn,
I'tlllNM MAIN' HA
eroines Are Older Now
M- Meutoi;s eonsld
r-ration character
i'-s our s e r v i : e
We do cverylhln-t 1
to relieve you ot
rspoiisiidllly and
u orriiiienl. Our rei -utatiou
hus been
built on careful
servlc.
We imdersf mid.
SNOIH.ItANS A
y,i.M.Mi;nMAN
I'mlerinkcM's
AiubiilHnee Hcivle
I'liunc Slsln 6'i
A'ic is slo.vl ,'-t c in;.; upon th
l..le, b'it seems to lie lloiil;.. it ill llti
hes with woman, veiy slowly. 'o-
mis ativanceit in more tii,ni .ill
t 1 wi'iity.eio,t is ,,v., ii,.
,t love stoiy, the ,
i'niinal;on of iimiv
Itcent contest.
; heroines of imiii.-iiim-:
cbaraciei islic way ao
the aen of the heiojii
yea is only fiom 17 to .
averajie ai;e for a heroine i i'
ml
lici
ilv was 17.
Therj is i iio'be" uliaiily almtit
iue. In the scen.-.i i,,.. submit t,-,l ,v
these v.eie (in pr-t nut nf th,. nntiie
(lie heioine a -era yet' ; bout five veal
h.iviiio .,',.M esti'lilished by the e
.11 27 .In mi si'i'iinrios submitted in :,
as. ill IS70. so the judo.es declar-.
i the heroine i lea
l-.ithinu- sti-uioe in
efi'iciency of the be
I:, lows, but which
I ail a;:e is el
the aoe of the hero
women wiiteis and
number .(he age o.'
s mole Ihiin the ace
The standing timber of the Northwest is its
greatest natural resource. Kvery citizen of
Oregon is sure to receive, directly or indir
ectly, some share of the returns from the con
version of timber into lumber products.
Constant vigilance in T1IK PREVENTION OK
FOREST FIRES is nocessarv to preserve this
wealth for the benefit of 'all. 00 YOUR
PART liV EXERCISING PROPER CAU
TION WHEN VOU ARE IN THE WOODS.
by the man writer. Woin.-n nill
thi.-. but will take it as a pioof of li,.
.-e.it j patlor, whose secrets every woman
o.re intended for the deception of men.
iii.;: upon the women politician also, at-
Uuill!.'h she will prob.-l
l or aluiou-h a worn
woman of o") who i coin": to decid'
Mrs. Maud Wood Park, ptesideiit of the I.enjruu of Women
voters, who says ;;" is the ujie of the woman whose in
ll'itnce is lo be left - pi-lilies.
ly not consul -r it a set ions nintti.e
ii becomes a voter at it is th
the elections. So sax s
fi"W
It's-all riuhl, to ,ike the cunccit-oiit of a person, of
rjQUDD -RELIABLE ' PXOCKE&m'fr
Capital and Surplus, fJoO.WKt.lK)
.Soiiud- - Reliable Progressive
Do not l'(reel the ha (irandc Hiuh SImmI
Athlvlie C'iM-nivtd April 25-'.Mi
illIS season's styles in Ladies-
Ajiparel has b r o u g h t fortii
many new and attractive modes
in Footwear. We have these new
models with Krcnch and Spanish
heols in all of the new colors and
leathers of best quality, includin.v.
the famous Armstrong line.
Among our interesting collection
of Spiing shoes we have two new
styles in Sport Sandals, a light grey
elk trimmed in blue and a while
calf trimmed in grey alligator. P.ulh
have low heels and straps.
A very snappy model for dress
is our new black kid, cut-out model
with Spanish heel. Very effective
with colored hose.
r.
- A
Odds and Ends
lirokeit lines in Ladies' Slippers
Good assortment of colors and sizes
$3.20 pair
V.i
i
I5ig Athletic C'arnival
La Crandc High School
April 23 and 26
MAKE ENTERPRISE
And
"The Brownie Nook' '
YOUR FIRST STOP
On your next trip to Wallowa Lake
Refreshing Thirst "Qiicnchcs
and Conl'ections
READ THE ORSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
Who Has Done More
for the Public
Schpols of Oregon
'Congressman N
J.
Sihnott?"
He stales in his declaration lor nomination that: He will advocate and support President Cool
idge's recoinmendation for a separate department and a place in the Cabinet for Education.
He rendered a signal service to Oregon during the both Congress, in the adjustment or the Ore
gon and California Land daiit. ;
In the Public Lands Committee and on the floor or the House, Sinnott fought for Oregon's
interests, and in the face of hitter opposition secured for his home State concessions which
it is estimated will result in adding, when the grant is administered, at least $10,000,000 to the
irreducible school fund of the State, and an 'additional S10.000.000 to the hind grant counties
for common schools, highways, etc.
. Commenting on this great service the Oregon Daily Journal said edi
torially, March 30th, 191:
"Congressman Sinnott made a beautiful fight in the final
struggle over the land grant bill in the Ferris Committee. His
aggressive endeavors to build up the Oregon School Fund must
be satisfying to himself, and satisfying to the people of his
District and the State.
Show your appreciation. Tim- honest . service efficiently rendered, and help-to have this uood worl
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" ovinnii.-. niiii ouni'.-ii, uiiiue. oy casting our vote lor J. Sinnitt
uoinmalion
ominalion as Rcpjej-entativc "ii Cohg:ss? foj- the Second Congressional
lanes to oe ncui .liny imii.-j (i , .
for the1 Republican
District a1 the pri-
vlv
in
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