La Grande evening observer., May 17, 1924, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
INDEI'ENDISNT MJH'.Sl'Al'lilt
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BRUCE DENNIS .Editor
OFFICE CAT
"I THE OLD HOME TOWN - - By Stanley
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ITS PLAIN (TVe"baETS A3t"") fcZji.- lLL fC' V "
th Thief v.or-ih much but -1 ' vK0jL AJvrSJT
woe. Tut roue uo froTSw ) r5Tr SsS?RVa)
CAMOF SALMON I UmAEM .( I VSVf'SF
SS, jr ! BY JUNIUS
CLOTHES BASKET WAS j. '
? STOLEN tRJOM HAXTKfcS STORE I
r.OMF.TIME YE'-TliKCWf AFIERMQOH -.. -"L
: I
28 YEARS
AGO
THE BEAUTY OF JIOLINKBS; Ciivo unto tho Lord tho
glory due unto his name; bring an offering, nnd come boforo
him; worship tho .Lord In tho beauty of holiness, 1 Chronicles
16:29.
. PRAYER: O God, moat holy, Thou are of purer eyes
thaa to behold Iniquity, yet wo sinners come to Thee. Mako
us clean by Thy Grace, and we shall worship Thee acceptably.
the stern methods of I he old
schoolmaster. Tho hands of the
flock run not hcturued baokw ard.
Instead of our old rod, we have
to depend on t he new, which is
tlie Incentive of huccs:,, the molivi
of emulation. Tho sting of shame,
the reproach of relngaliun and no
dal and professional submergence
urn an liiHt rutm-til w it h u h ich the
souls of the v oil 11 tr 111 list now be '
scourged to application, to concen
tration, to action. If ih- student
A popular subject of conversation today is the speed1 Kurde d n lost. The hope is ui in
at which man is livintr. Tt. is ntrnn snid. nnd fnifhfuliv. Hh la a laKuid. and
Faster More Speed
JTHK KIX ItKI' Of.' I'OIM rAIIITY.
I Tin' niKU-c bin k I st ii- k(ih h((U-
is 1 vi- h "t.i-Jn hihI'Ihhi H tlmi
Is uf i-oui-se. If slit' Iiuh a iih'clj
Ulinplnl kniT.
(lirtH vho hav? h-ariicd to dunce
wHI. paint well and Inoli sweet
tunnoi any t-urthly uh- for
butluM-ln about IrarnhiK to think.
lit- look Iut HkatltiK on Hit laki'.
Sin- vowi'd 'hIh-M ko no more,
1 asked her why Jut aiiMWer :atm'
"H only hilKf?") tlm Hhotr."
Von will mil be arrested for
killing time, lian;hitf pieliu-es,
I'liiuilii't: mer 11 new nimiu;, Ktiiotliei'
liiir u Imi-li. or iMiiiHlei'lnm the
IjiHsIi laiiKime.
that human beings live more in 40 years now than in 80 who thought h.. w.-r.
years three decades aero. It seems the aim of all in this uns driven by ui- i
, . - . . ... ... 1 - ii and In spite of tiitns'-ll nun ruin-I man,
strangest 01 ugus 10 uo cvuryinnig' possioie anu in uiu peih d to uehiev- it . ao.-j- ..11
quickest possible tin'ie.
There are many reasons to believe that the energetic
men and women of today accomplish as much in a day as
their grandparents did in a week. A score and 10 years
The I-and Not to lllame
Farimonl KmiHi"!: "I.:tn.l Will
Come Hue It ik a Inn- er'
is6 men and women (few women) went out into the world .tending constantly in an optimism-
lot of htiiuai) hu-
tary !
I.:l iianl (ia.i'lli-. Muy I;'..
I I MMi. HIn-rltf IMiy wuh over from
' I 'ninti ThuiMtlay.
I oanty 1 'b-rk (Jllver was in La
, li uinb' Wf'din-Hday.
! .1. W. Know leu paid Itukt'r City
ITiaMtiratlH-r. a visit the flrnt of the week.
a l:iKK:ird.j Morn- iili Hatiiiday, May 9.
I li hi,, task. I Mni, to Mr. and .Mrs. Kd Thn-
Mt-I 'anlrl. candidate Tor
r, aa over from Fnion
1 hat
I ejected Suitor "Uo you ob
jeet to my presence, at your wed
ding?" The (Jiri "U nil depudti uli
how you spell the word."
baH.
I ree.mle
1 Monday
ThoM. Craw lord, one of I'nion's
bright lefalitea, wuh in La Grand'1
Monday.
I Horn
There nie tint ilaugone inuiiy
men who think that their praying
to (iO(l tin Nninlay foi-gles tliem
for preying ii'Min their fellow men
Ihe nvst of (he vtHk.
The great advantage In having
no money 1h that yon don't have
to be bothered about Having it.
Lund
In. anng
hay neve
It the
gone
.1; .,J ..n.,;.w r. ;..l r.i .1 .....c Mrt..Pumicniions ami
CdUltri iiliu iiMiiii;i iiikiikiiii ji lmoiwhiu auysai tn.i h(reetS
than the modein worker. ,This decade has the advantage nwny.
,.f ,tnA Itotln.. rulif...linn l.i.f i linen o nnui o-nnhlB nfl Thp ,1,in Ml;,, 1,i,s on"
Civilization doesn't changi
To J. It. Cusey and wife, t l.lnirs inoeh. One ireneiHt inn trelH
lhlgard, Oregon. Saturday. May, ricU hy developing natural re
It, a Hon. jHourees. and the next by leasing
Attorney K. K. I van hoe, of Kn -them.
teriu-ise. paKsed through the city
nign-poweica energy ana ainouion mat is piaymg a largeimate of what he want
imif 111 iipeolni'iil ino nwiflorn liriurrnKSl liand. "Good biviwn wiil'
1 rt wilvh lieen bnnesl
I for the
has ill-
iling with
hit) way home from Pendle
ton Monday morning.
call from
It.
.'( aeknowledg
Y. K. I leering, ojr candidate front
There was u time when the sailinir craft, pony express 1otherH as it wuh dealt by. and wni-lfor coroner, who has b-M-n in tie?
..! nuoLlanrl ulo.rn nml nil i.rlitmvv rnnill i-oninnf fnr snPPfl lo "' !llt wl,,, alril' ,,,,, Imim1 r tw- " V""
t,A rtnoin Tliin i)n u . i nil u tu f nnA 1 ri.mi1n.nnv.lini, l Ktnillil i
II11U IKIDV. A I I'll mvi iivviiiiiin'iiu iiiiva jihiv-h " n --" '
lailroad came into being to expedite human intercourse,
Today colossal liners cross the Atlantic in five days, rail
I'LAYKD-OI T AI, litis.
"We'd belter stay back here.
Mabel, it's bad for the eyes up In
nm n wauled It lo aei
say something good
Mil 111 llloll I A ..,... I.. 1.1 'I',.1U,I l,..t ...n,.n mill liitlTifiil 11 limit n nmn r,p tv-n-
Theil tho Steamboat and 15-miIeS-per-llOUJ Steam' then things began I to happen.trhaH. Mehiulst's horse "Mint" man, keep your language trap
Itut why blame II onto the land? (sieve ('haltou's horse "Glen Dia-.cloned. Jt is not only bad form to
mond" and Or. Smith's horse, chatter behind one's back, but it's
"I iclinniite" resulted in a. victory .cowardly, and always denotes a
road trains speed overland at 70 miles an hour, automobiles
i AS YpiJLIKE
THEM
we:
1
lunc them, as ,1011 Ilk"
1 them. Iu.vlblv jail ili
not cam for the Mle uf cloihei
that appeal lo the average man:
otir la.slc U ilirfeit'iii. Thai J-
why no hae stocked mk-Ii n gn-at
arlcty of hi .vie ami iiatlern this
spring.
If you a iv looking for Sijle per
Minlfltil and Ihe bct (juulity lhal
can be had, there is none hetie:-
Hum
HART SCIIAFFNEIi
& MAUX
SIiijIm' juii do nm fc, I Him jo"
ian iuy ho iiiiii'h fin jmn- new
Mile, I111I al Hie same Hint' un
wnnl kooiI sljli 1111,1 uuoil iiialllv.
Von will ifcl your imiin-j uunti
mill more In our
GOLD BOND
Two Pants Suits for
$35.00 md $10.00 -
Copyright 1924 Hart Scbaffner & Marx
Arc You Receiving Long Mileage From Your Shoes?
To some i i a hoe Is n shoe; but lo others, n shoe Is a
1 lorhcliii ami no other ulll do. They have tried Ihem and
know that only the 'best of materials nnd moi comiK'tcnt
woiknii.iiship nrc put Into these stylish wear deflers.
Most Models $10.00
,u'MJ;.',I'l',,..,;,;,in,, V"1".: flacj tourney
understand
has been
needs an
her. she means sh
up to Homething and!
Poor Itelniloii
yon M-nillng; us t
.Sunday dinner?
rarimoiioiis Itehition
Ihoiighi
chli-keii
,Kcranlun, C. H. .
i St an ire. A. J
HANDICAPS IN scroti,,, r. j. .
jsiegrlsl. Hi'iTiian
SicBilsl, William
(Continued from pusc 1) Sawyer. V. CI
j iTi!dfonl. J. A. ...
ou ciiininL; Hirri'-skile luuniii nl. 'relnplelon. Mill ...
fori l'ollu'inK are llie hanUieaps: 'rlielHen. John
lAililreuB. A. V u .Tanner, 1. It
planned lo. Ilul H Koi heller.
I'd llolinenlvainp. Chase
I'iiImmi. I
Kun l-'ranelH'-o Journal: A n- u ;
utUin the tremeiulDU.s upood of 120 miles an hour, mw-1
which panders to Ihe IowckI In- j
nli.noa hnvn nvrnnrh'H 'JOO miles nil llOllP. Wfi talk from COn-tHtlnel ot renders. The trade-
tinent to continent, across continents by telephone and
around the world by radio.
But still modernity craves Tor speed and more speed.
Captains of industry and the public cry for faster produc-
11011 snippers uuinaiiu mmc icim ii.mipjimwhiiiii ,un.nni.o )M,n,.(l!in
are not delivered miiekly eiiouivh. our c.utor.iobiles are too and phraw
blow. Not even liglit, which the astronomers say travels
180,000 miles a second
to meet the needs of science
mark of this group of venders of
fiulac.lty seems lo be t he female
figure in varying degrees of nud
ity. .;
They are. ehuap hi price.
Hackneyed Uieuii'H, 'evidenlly
wrllen by hael; wrllers wllh a
t he m i larloiis wot d
nmprlMe the MtftrieM
I al a D'iiriln.-i prli-e.
I'hey hcsltat" not to iiv-r on
le. Itlll Ke
ins heen lotuM suiIicieiiLiy i'Hj)id Uie Voider ot tin- obs-.
Mar beyond It. !
,t,i ii,.,., , it..ini' i
There is no such lliinjr as satisfying human wishes, es-XVXu by the miiii..nM oi
shallow brain and a weak Hpine.
If you haven't (hue lo bother
with your boy, somebody of lather
He gave il'iest humble character has.
A righteous town Is oik; In which
(ho druggist doesn't know what
you mean when you wltilt at him.
The baby aud the radio always
do the cutest things after (hi
company have gone.
Nome folks still think lie
Iscnguc of Nations is composed of
baseball learns.
uighi
. pleM.
and
pecially the wish for faster living.
Editorials From
Over the Nation
out In a contest I hal Involves
contuse and endurance. There tiru
few who will not get a thrill out
of t he uf ory
I urn.
of our airmen's re-
COSTLY (.ItADi: CKOSSlNt.S
Hukcr Ueinucral. The Inter-
'btaio Commerce eounnluiion re
ports thai I here were per
sons, killed and :t I -I injured al
American railroad grade rroMalne.j
'hint year. It est Irni t en Iron, the
current rate or iiureane thill thin
'year there will be L'saa hilled and
KlUltl Injured.
i It. Is a serious enough record to
, fociia attention more th:in c
on thlri problem. The cmnade
lion of human Milety hi M.
Mhould be enough to inspire i - !
forta everywhere to elimUmt" Cue J
most dangerous ero;.slm;!i rapid
ly as funds can be found for He
purpoKe. The proiH-rty damiuve in
'colltHluiiH is a large ibni. too. Kill '
the mere expedition 'of hiitiir th.u
la aeeotiipii.slied by nnmiiu; tin
porlant thorouglitareH over v 1
under tint railroad trii'.lu la uuu ;
to pay tor the hnpiuv enirnt I
Eventually, no matter how gre;it '
and burdensome the cost muy he. '
With vehicle Unfile lm rousing us
It is, there Is more and mere m et i
rilty for avoiding all ob-tm I
cruoothly-tloKiiiK I raffle.
Is the School Ton Stiff,'
i Hoaton Tranaerlpt. )
'(itir seiHtolM." savs Mr. C. It.
, ' 'oi ik II. a distiiiKUlshed educator
from Cleveland who spoke before
the convention of school superin-
ileiidenla in this city yeslertlay. "are
In the milk-teeth triage of.develop-
nent; tin work of (he average
eliild la too soli, and lacks depth
ol cenrenl ration." Thla aounds
like a voice I rtiiii Ihe past. It
goes auaitiMt Kouiiseun. Froebel
and IN staloz.l. w hose I. lean slow -
THE OPEN
COURT
COltltl.SI'OMtl NIS M FST
sritMi t ri it i ;i ft M!i:si(
Tin; i MiToit if tiicv in;-
SIIIF, liFCIIItS IKIMID.
Our bb-u of a mode.il man
one who can keep his opinion of
himself to himself.
lie My views on brining up
a family are "
She Never mind your view.
I'll bring up (he family. You gi
and bring up the coal."
IHNCI SSI S UATI.lt Ol I sllo
To the Kdllor:
, Voit are kind iiukIi
space hi He columns ol the Ob
server to diseuna the water tn s
(ion lor I .a Uiande. Itut sfr-anj:
It fteeins no (iiie ;,h':i to disetl.1!'
tt. KvidetiM I ,:i Oi :hiI- i:i not
r ly broke up the old system ol hard
i-jfeudy barked up by Ihe blieh rod. I
l( I Froebid, who proposed lo convert'
I- the sehdoi mio a "garden of ehll-l
teady to diM ns or
water fUcHten. or 1
lalhetH fare not abb'
key note.
We have miih w he
d
WHI N IUl,t
I'- lldteton ;asl iireromaii l In- '
history of Ann i irun a alifiu 1 1 i - i
ords no more I brllHug 1 oh I h -i n ;
that of the return of Ma lor Martm i
and ids ittttaui, i'l-t reaul
My. For in das th.-,. m,n i,;il
been tnlvsln;; in 1 1 wild, of ih
far north. The h , n ;;i n
up for lost. It was a i- i
t uppoito t b;it Ho h.ol h ti
dt owned or hot oi lorw t;.. p. t -!i -ed.
Ilul v ben hope n.nl hi u ahan
donrd i be men return, site nm
HOUIld. l.o:t ill a n I h, alt mati (
inoht danr:t rmis vii- im, l he I
struck against a mountain pe.iU v
the Aleutian penhiMiia. : a nh
acle they escape, lupirv hut linn
plane was wrecked. Th- h id te
walk back to el iP.at ion and tloi
did not know how- to u" I: j: I
fortune I hey found, athr w.uebr.
tag lor seven dus, a ahm In
which there was fond. There wns
a rifle and emiuiiu.thti In the
cabin and I bey kilted .'-one
ducks. WUh their Mtrennth re
stored through three thus of res(. j
ing and eating they made tin
Way to a ueltlenient.
All rejoice when bold men w
dten." whh long held not merely
I o have developed a means ol
atarllng thf little child on (he
road ot learning and knowing, but
to have "NOlVed the hole problem
of liiiman education." Mis theory
,waa (hat there could he no real
,edneilllen W llll out development ol
;Voluntaiy or set I -act Ivtt y, and if
1 1 In child's mi'Mtul activity was
.tint ailiiived voluntarily It was id'
no use. NYedh'Hs to say, thla l-i 'men
(he opposite of the old theory.
jWlilch assumed that the child vol
jimtarlly did no good thine, and
'hut. it he teamed at fit he imis'
be forced lo learn Th- Froebel
jtdcits pietouii'lly alte.-t. 1 nil our
, 'i'-hools l!:e they, es Mr i t
in II .n r.' !;;. nmde (.or ehtl.h . t.
I soft, iudaetiig a eon Ittioli In
hh h ( toie- ntratloli Is lnipo.s,.tbl. V
H may he s... All w ho hu oh
' nl em '.in h. tip . Ho- Inn. .b
to n (to an opposed to b W.
ad'. I., co t.. ee!l. i;e mils' lu.V
! I i- piwab Ol ile.peMtb'U t-i b'rei
ke 'be i ii:iv snt.- of ver t him:. Haiti
the Fraiiiei's
(utton lahor'
j accompliatilm:
inlte nature.
k ated lhal i
jibing lo sl.trl
i w It b prayer,
should be .Till
The wali'i o
. been a mosl s ti
past. Moses fm
and do did Kin
lo
tor wee ,
iitvlMrie,
hlle sotn
would h.
ftllthe
b ill .
iteullo
s and
Ml llo
lor "Mint."
There was iUi(e a gathering -it
the meeting in Klnter'a warehous.
last evening to liHlen lo an ad
dress by (Jelieral Coxey,
an elaborate description of his
proposed good roads, his nun
interest bearing bonds, etc. .
- A. C. McClelland, editor of th-i
lllade ul Maker City, was In tho
eily on business yesterday.
r'red Moore nnd Louis Hooker,
who represents Ihe Fred T. Mer
rill bicycle agency, have mw tan
dam biexrles. The former has a
"Tribune" aud the later a "Kaiu
bter." .1. II. H(d)blns. of the land o'
lice, was y treated to a surprise
parly Inst Tuesday In honor of
his thirty-seventh birthday. Anion-,'
Ihe guests who participated weic
.1. M. Church, J. W. Seriber. I .'.
Steiucainp. .1. M. Merry. Turner
Oliver, lr. Molllor. Ii. F. Wilson.
I,. II. KusH. ll, Fred Moore. T. II.
Cox. I-: W. Marllett, K. 1'. Scho.v
nnd C. H. Vonkey.
(b'orre I-'. Mimnaugh' died al
bis home In Ferry Monday morn-( I'OI l o
ing al :i o'clock, of hemorrhage ! YOl'ltSi;!,!-'.
of I he lungs. The deceased was .
: ftrsl taken III at Ann Arbor. Midi-' CAMIWItiN STIT'F
r igan. last January, while at school) When a lady goes into politics
nl lliat (dace. Me came ho In she has to produce a photograph
Fehi airy and since that Uutrjof herself surroinded by all her
nnd until his death he gradually i progeny, to show her fitness Tor
sunk away. The funeral services ijie Job she Is seeking, while nil a
were held nt tlie Catholic ehurcii niaii has to do Is to show a pic
tie-: j,, this clly Tuesday and rrom j lim. r hluiself looking lii tense
hi- city ' then a large concurse of sorrow - lin, ,.arnost. with heavy lines oi
ii.-- !he ;mg relaties and friends followed . termination etidietl about l.t.i
the remains to their last resliiu' mouth, ami a strong chin, if any
d til t' place in I he Masonic
Coli::ti-i Al a cling ol the execUtiV" TAKIs
it loon commit lee of I he I nion County H OIl
a ib-f ; I'u.ueer asHociallou. held In l.:i
j jliniivlr, May It, IS'.iti, II was de
a w i; ; eided t hat. I he next annual re
r;it loan j union of (he association will be
i via. t hob! at Coe on Thursday, June
i i ,sui.
, Wi.nl has I n i (ved (hat
James Mohhito;. ol Cine Valb-.,
....AX Ol ci;
iot i ii-sin r
of ki:i;i-Yorit-
is WOK I II A
TKY-TO-NOl'Altr.-
i in : TitMiK
'Oil IT.
ioeiui. Ill ,. in.., I.
Since jsing two more bottles uf'rurr J I
your treatment, I find that 1 have e,,!,,,'..., ' ii ' i
two more tumors.
IMA NU'lT.
HUNT'S LETTER
(Continued from page 1)
j4,Wntkins. H. K
jMingner, ('has 4,Zurbrick, H. A
Merry, W. W. in I'unn, Mrs. I.. F
)May, H. M. 2 S , Oriinnied. MIhb Nell
40 .Murphy. . Mrs. K. v .
1 j , Nelson, M rs. A. W.
2;t j I'erklns, Mrs. W. C.
I4:l'otacK, .Mrs. Anna
CO
j IT
Japan which will Insure Japanc
exclusion and justify removal
the Jup prohibition clause from
the bill. Moth Coolidge and Sec
retary Hughes hope this can he
done. In the meantime, w hil
these effort h aro under way, the
bill was held "In conft'i-onco.''
ii i ii is cannot in; erreeled, (dir.1
too, n veto is possible. And i
veto without n satisfactory "dip
lomatlc arrangement" would be a
certain of being overridden hy i
two-thirds vote in Congress a
would the bonus bill.
on taxes Coolidge must
the I emocrutlc-l'roKrosKiv
Hon bill or elect to take
at all.
Here will be the real e(st.
The bonus and immigration bib
are Impersonal to the vast mapor-
lly of voters. The tax bill hits
the pocket nerve of every man
nml woman who will go to ihe
noils In November. A veto which
would postpone tax redact Ion lor
accept
nan
Crowe, H. IV
.Coolidge, H.
Ounn. h. F
I mt I on, (1. i
lion, ll. r..
Fleming. Sam
Frees. N. W
Crilbert. Warren
(luillhuns,
Holmes, K. ,
Hamilton. A. C. ...
Hill. A. T
Johnson. Or. Verm
Kiddle, Fred
Kelly. W. C
I.effel. Homer
Lilly. F. I
I.arison, (J. I
I.arison, John
Lelsiuan. Waller ...
Meyers, Paul
Moe. f ... M
Meyers. F. I
Mackey, Claude ...
Murphy. Mr. It. F.
McTuvish, I .ester
Nelson. A. W
O'Mrletl, Howard ..
Cerkins, V. c.
liiy. Or. W. T
I'oarch. It. I
I'lltnian. C. O
I'layle. Audmer ....
I'rie.st. Harry
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jlS NOW WIXIj IX
l.A I 'AS. Ilollvla. (IJVS1. A
revofution which, has beert-.'CaUK-ing
much trouble' to thy country
and great worry to the govern
ment of l)t , Saavedra, the presi
dent' of Molivia, came to an' end
when the rebels, completely, heut
en by the loyal troops, crossed
the Argentina border and dis
persed themselves among the Ila
cho wild forests.
Yacluthn, the stronghold of Mi i
rebels for more than throe months
4-1 litis been captured by tho govern-
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would hand to the oppost
powerful camiialgn blud-
A Moslon man of
i have won a re
race. It is said th;t he lias heci
j running for a number of yeat
lie Is unmarried.
a year
(ton a
goon.
M it approval of a hill w hich li-
bad publicly branded as uuseien-1
till., ii ml i....ri-..ti.... . '
tlolsm perhaps as damaging.
Iiie manner n which Coolidge
(handles these three measures wll
furnish a good guage for lueasui
ls reported - ing his backbone. Ids adherence
u( mnrthon.to principle and his suseept Hdhl y
Reynolds. C. H. .
Keuler. W. H. ...
Stoddartl. Klmer
Slo.blard. hosier
ment troops, and 1 e.nou modern
infantry ginst hundreds of boxe ;
of bullets, several field guns and
nil kinds of wur niaterialN wer;
found and confiscated by th rep
resentatives of the const Itut lonul
government.
The state of siege, however, in
still. in pffect all over Molivia. f
fear of new revolutionary out
bursts, and tin- government har
taken extensive precautions lo
guard against the return oC th-;
rebels to Mnllvhin soil.
The eandfdale need not knov.'
how to split rails: but If he would
find an issue, he must know how-
to split hairs.
TOP'S.
has 'w as
m the aircr.
o ill h's; divy
o,,ier great
Hue and if
tlie many reid-fi ol vour tnteri s;
Ing paper will linn m tb-n bu-le
and f'ad (he teio.hi; p.ue-nu".
liny will tln-l M most tnt-r.sMn.
Miritet bt Sot in i- ntlv ; . to e '
hob I a itroOilti-.it pMee on tie
tronl p.n'c ol ma dalh
If on wi.di tn , mm bi u bin.
we really kn-w about w.il-r V.
i:odus ll.: it i Nmn
hers :o: 7 11: II Kun m r. in
t cm poi in ily living at Starta. was l
airestei last u eek for a heinous
offence, ids I :i- year-old daughter
he tun t he complaining w lines-. J
The rase as ea lied for I rial hi- j
tore .lustlce Kendall, of New
Kriilg". on Ihe sih Instant. The!
evidence 1 1 oiii t he child is most
IHSM 1,1 SlOWH N I.
might tell itf her witty line
of her alluring wiles;
might hi' of her shapely form.
Of he enchanting smiles.
drinemlng.
llnugimr
innatural
entile
mia h L' : I ';
n w at. r w ill l
h il MUM. lb.
" .ii mil ! ry mliMly" In I lie diree
i.ei oi any told oi achievement
u's,..- i.l albtelie spoils On which,
e it ol-a. e,. the no rigid ibs
ipline and a term of despotic
'ml prevail! tt. praellcally nuti-
t.sl. nt. In mosl cases where
t horongh pre para I ton tor college
111 I ll 10 e is eai t-, 1 heeoilies
ic, ssirv to apply some torin of
eressare outside the school.
hritiiirh plivale lutoting or other,
w ise, betore I he t e.Ulslle degree
ol coiiceiitralltui can be attained, t
S.-H aetiv ii " is ordinarily a !
tallUI'e lo produce ( lo- desll ei re- t
suit.
prob.ihU eoiiliji
prol.b nee to 1.
rorelatheiN did
Siiiillain S en w 'm-i i ics tai Salt
I.KHA N" N. l .. I'ttiaut
hollom m raw hen ii s n n- e
inlo tlieloeal .markets in si!
01101111-114 to siippt V Ihe deo:
those who can afford to tin
'o Ja cents a ho lor sneh
The growers s i Ci.d
xt two weebs heri b S
l-'ioiu some source or olb'-r idititliul.
Ho- stimulus, tho "rod." miihl ;
emne. j s ww inilerstand tt. New
So it seems. Itut it would be intention is lo drive out all
vain lo suggest we should return lo who don't pay oil lee rent.
Is said
; is too rood lor such
f ari.l hellish Heads.
i The supreme courl ul I
i..n .sterday decided In the case
of Hlale of Oregon e rel. J. I
t nrler. vijMMnleiil. vs. Nellie N'..
I sie ens. aptiellant. that under th"
stale laws a VMiman Is not oil --g-.ltie
to bold the Of lice of coillUv
roipeOnteiidciit of eomiuou -lioul.t.
.The supreme com I In its deei
; sien out It ins t he decision of th
' low it colli t.
' The iniaileiiy examination of
' applicants lor I em-bets' certifi
cates begun Wednesday wllb 111"
' t ol low hi ; persons In attendance?
' a, f. Claik. Truman Alien. A tin Is.
; Ki.e, ( Hive Hergsotl. Fannie O'l
.ver. Fve-.'tt t. filler. Francis '.
Stearns, Manuel Snyder. 1. 1 -.
SlMUlz. August ll lu. Mollte l'bldle.
. Oonnte liuckman. Ollis W, I'at'y,
Sadie I-'.. Mabtl, Fflie Mooth. Min-
: nle Fisher. Chas. tiekeler. Ktin
M.andson. Merttm M. Walsingr.
Clara May Coiner, Anna May Mr-
. I.elbm. Nmn Fatten, Leon Wallae-t
Sinimoi.s and I O. Silt heiiaud.
Superintendent SteellS Is a1-
rooks sil".l by Miss Van Vleet und l.
K. Cllver.
1 might tell of
hair.
Of her enticing
1 might (ell of her
With (heir enti
to pressure and to expedience.
'I'hey will determine definitely
I be measure of his coolness and
his caul Ion, and tier haps decide
whether he will continue lo "exc
cule" after March 4. m-xl. or
whether he will be " executed"
on November 4.
might tell if hoi- features fair,
Willi their cntiimg paint;
might tell that she's beautiful -Hut.
II ! she uiut. ' '
etliMtv.
;.i;i;icK
Silence Is often more dlsilllel.
her wondrous ing than sound. I'ai lieularly In
polties. So long as you can lnuv
ways: tho. other fellow yo i can form
naughty eyes, I Homo bleu of w hat he Is up to.
Hieing gaze. land how to get back at hhu. Met
silence -w e, all one can do is
j wonder and listen.
I Thai '8 hy the ears of parly
pleader's among both the Oenio
:crals and Kepuhlh-uus arc being
. i ovcr-st rained now.
The champ lough luck gu t' Kor about u month there ha
a man In New Fnulnuil. He w been a suspicious i-uict with r -struck
by lightning three (lines sped lo w hal ai l-'olh tte and lib:
ami II, til nnd walked homo each insurgents are likek to do. This
time. Later he wits smashed h. unlet has become, oppressive,
a llitcr mid spent mouths ln "What does It mean?" (hey n..
Km- hospital "What are they doing if any-
. thing? What if it is the calm
Abo it the only difference is before the storm? What? What:
that an "edition do luxe" reuuin s : What ? ??"
seen more installments.
I
l'ie 'oiis I to hi ted of Parrots.
Inxur
w i ih in
will he
We might get used In bohb d
hair If girls in Ihe theaters didn't
comb it so persistently Into the i
laps of (he people just behllliV ;
to
The medal for t-tissetlness g-n-s
(he man who offers ' to huy
Voi V
his wlfo a new
when he knows :
her stiK-klng.
l-Ive, being a spare rib, has na
turally had a lot of rousting.
STI TTtiAKT, Germany (API
Thieves huve recently made a spe
cially of parrot which speak. The
local zoological garden and the
toon In Merlin. Frankforl. Nnn-m-
burg and Hresden have, reported
imlr of slipper thefts of birds, and in all eases
he has n hole in valuably parrots were taken. Shlp
1 ping agencies and shipping line:
have been advise, of the thefts
and the oos hope to prevent the
exportation of the bints.
Ch eer Up the less you
have the more there is
to get.
i
Tin! more yon hi'lp liimu
Inlciisls I In; licllcr , l.a
CiiiikIc will iivi.
i.oyaiiv m:(a;T.s
l.tYAIl'Y
l'alt(iiil.iii( homu fllMllil
liuiis of nil klmls In hi-lnx
fail' l( Ihostr from wIium;
nlioiiHKL- joii uHtt lo
U.
l.onll.r l, Hhi. wliu nrn
lojal will work iwlprwal
lirosiu-iiiy,
I or bauklni; HTtlcc lo lt
(I'linili; hmiI( your home
bunks nif iiMi-xifllt-d.
I.a i;i'ainh inoncy Imiikcil
In nlhcr limns ran ilu
inn.li. linn- bikI.
Jlakr II flriy-rlfly. -al-
roiilc I hose IilMHiiIIoiis
i'w Mlnimrt mill lialroll-
aicr yon rnjoy.
"TImtm is mi Millilulc
for .Safely."
M IH i-ni-n.i.M