La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1924, Image 7

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Making Money in U. S.
Ascribed to the Joy
Of Success by Kelinan
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"Americans -Lost at Sea"
to; , B6 ..RfrrAerhbereci , by
National Marker - on
Potomac , .
WASHINGTON (AD. A now
ahrino i to American valor at nea
Is ,to take its pltico soon, amon.r
,k thft monuments nnd incmoi inlH
hero In rha nation's capitoi to the
grout dead of Atiiorica. WrontrU
in bronze, h will ntand nt tun
brink ot tlio peaceful 1'olonui!
that tku river may boar with II
to the Boa a mr amine of ivrjit-ii-hranco
lo Ihoau who hnva ifono
down to tha ooti In olilps for tli ,
flajr, . whether t ships of war or.
plodding morclinntmen, j vit in
return. 1 (-
It will he a natlonSl inonuiiwnt
to those throiiRh nil tin.1 ycmti
who have served in tho navy unil
merchant marlno en thn wn, an I
it ulll ho (iwtlcnid to "Ani'fi
ica' Lost at Boa,"
Across the wido river, hl;;li
among thn, .rolling Virginia hllK
uro tlio alustorliiK-monunir-ntfl an I
shafts of Arllufflon Ntttlonul crmr-j
lory wljoro many who died hr-rom 1 "
deaths ivst uinld tllr-lr military ly Inw mid Hi" form of h '
honor, rnorinl Ibn-lf Iihh iwen ihrid-d by
Bit tlio new tribute to Iho vul- the umnhi-iH of Hit coinmill. i i
or of th08 who havo died at w who nn for tin- moM pull, nun
in war or li puare will utai J w ho imvc fi-rv. d Aim tica fin th
cloao down hcnldi the i!vt will: waters H mound lli- world,
the ouhu walt-ru lapping It a:t TJm- fiphlt In w hi h this n.-w
they pasfi on to Join tlio wn hi- niter of patriotism has lu-vn cau
yond tho Vlrirlnla capes. It will i-t ivod In (old hy Id-ar . Admlr il
bo built by nonular mihwrlptlon liradby A. Hko (r.tlnd),
to cost $too',ii00 or mo n- ml at- man of the rummtUei
ready tho hHh has been mt nuul
Mat? VJb 4r?
Tnh. nv wiv rhiircliM and houses, l)ut bundiij- h- Iio iI
pot rlKhl on Jut tlio lunne n ivIiiicbs iilttuie tnliun In I,awrni e
vlllo tla., on the site of the lato Bapllat chinch. 'I he ursan was bpan-il.
onU Iho yoiuiKsteia with their goat ani) dog eo merrily uliiad.
rliair
in r-hui'K
tof Mh rwtlon
"Thorn Is no snob momiinont
anywhoro In the world," Admiral
l'lsko said.
"Thoni in no monument that
atto:jt.i nny approrlatlon by im n
and wonnii of tho dantfors
which tin y havo m-hlovod. Tin to
Is no vlfilblo romlndor of our d-'ht
to t ho mm ut. tho soa lor no
curl nx that salo paswtKo of 1 ho
Moa which hns wt-ldi'il widely s-p-uratttd
counli lis into u coln-n-nt
ufli Id.
f "J'hoiiffh inontimontH to mill
iy cniiimnridr ndorn solcol e.
FpotK In all tlio civilized connti o h
utt tin i arth. only a few momt-
Pour-room modern homo, Hi T",.'0 , uv" "'" "
roflnlBhod. 2 Infs. good looall j vn l,ni1 ' ,nPH" nim-inor-
Prtce $2800. Trnis: $200 ,'" ' " '
and balance like rent. M '""K una nnzanio m voynRon iu
. ocean snfo . for commorco and
Kl-.room modern hom fur- pn ad rlvllimtlon over tho earth
race, firnplace. - basenvt, for, thouvli told In sontr and story,
For Sale
Five-Zoom modern hom, Jarrfe
lot, 60x120, cement sidewalk, jfrir
afe, lawn aud trees, hasoinont,
furnace. A soldier's loan will b
considered, '
$3000. TLJfl is on
low-priced property.
Modern 8 -room hoi
stroej for $34U0
n
i
e.TCr
Stcrpiii SicliiHvm Incion'-Jii:
ItiMtl'Uy In i.vt-ni Hrlialn
LONDON, f AI') Sloepini: ol:
ntH.s Ih rapidly liiorea.sinK i t bin
country, and G4't rases were noti
fied by doctors in tin first throe
weeks of April against 4 Mi in
March, J 1 7 In February nnd 7.r in
.lanunry.
. While invest IruI Inns tnini thn
cause of the diseinte uro bdtifr car
ried out by Iho Mt-.iicil licHi-arch
Council, dorturs admit they do not
know either a cure or any moatm
of preventing tho spread. Law
towns appear to be more ,fferivl
lhan rural dl.strirtH and tho diseano
aeonis to spread westward.
A medical officer of health nays
from one-fourth to one-half of tho
patients ilb' and not many of tlio
remainder have, so far. completely
recovered.
LONDON (AP) Ttetiirnlnf? to
London after five years pastorate
at Fifth Avenue Hresbyatrbin
church. Doctor J. Kchnait told re
porters that hn uiid his wif had
received wonderful kindness at tho
hands of the Ameilcun people. As
a nation Americans enjoyed the
ffamo of life tremendttously.. AU
though the frainiji of money In
business or hy any other legiti
mate means, was the common in
lerest of A uiericans, it most ly
arose from the joy of success. 1,'ur
liifr the whole-of thn time hp wok
there he had not mot a miserly
American.
"The Americans are a practical,
scientific people." continued Dr.
Keitnan, "and moot the dimmers ot
their hirhly crowdeil nnd hlKhly
strung lite In Now York hy scien
tific; relaxation. The business men
or America recognize the dangers
lo health and efficiency that, civil
ization has brought, and are avolfl-Iiir-
or combaltlng: , them. The
American , citlxen practically lives
under a. more or lesn permanent
system of training to' keep himself
lit for bis Job." :
RFAI) THE CliASKII-'IKD AOS
FOR SALE
33 acres near Jmblor. In irood
shape, fair buildlnifs, mmti
fruit, bellies; alfalfa. Will
trade equity for rlty property
In La Grande, or will take
small payment down ami uiw
KOOd terms on balance. There
Is $1000 mortKuK" can b as
sumed. Filco $4r.ij(.
fl room, bath ami toilet nnd clos
els finished; two more, roorr
can be finished upstairs;
Kood lots, two barns, els.
I oca t I'd near tho mw
mills. Prlcrt for all $5.(1,
wilt soil lots separate iM y,
eiu'li. Tonus on paruJJif it.
t tonally havo never received tlio recoRiil- mice.
uon which an men Know 10 nc
Albany to Have Clubhouse,
ALBANY. Ore, A clubhouse on
the golf course of t bo Albany
Country club is n certain! y as a
result of a meeting Tuesday which
decided to Sell t he remit In lux 0
shares of stock for $100 a sharw
tho salo helnjj KunranteT-d y Uc
present nieinhers If new members
ui-e w 'II liner to come in at tin-
tho highest; that of an endurlnw
monument, erect ud on some cv-
where It can bo seen
on naved
uiieu upui,
by nn'n.
"Mnrli n Irtl.ute It In thn Intt-nr
Modern l-room lmo on paved flf ti1(, vnw flnd Murinn Memorbtl
treot. furl.ice, h,M- inent, ffnrapo arnoclatlon to render tho men of
and- cemiit drhfway. If you tho sea; but It will memorize, as
tvaiH a niincrn room nomo lo- Wt!i, thoae from whom the eu
catqd In fhe bt rcaldonco din- ,,,. iir.i-irt.,, unn nnt
trier Of L Oraia It W ill pay you hut ft tio hrnvo.l th.. Amm .him-ers
Trouble nlway.i comes
other forces cninoiiflaK'' r
law of supply and demaml.
cairo Nous.
when
t be
t 'bi
llion!
bery,
nltu
cnsl
rea
or
Jlx-aiitirul iiv
T hH up
piif- rim
nil i'.. I
4 pui.i.
WIJ
nvfw
fi room modern
si n
and b
hot a
Street
i ptinr
ToltetM
down stairs.
lace; on pa'ed
All asses..
Trees and shrub-
include Koine fur-
iic - $fi7r0. $2fo:j
handle It, balance
time.
Phy, Black &
Stoop
REALTORS
fo La Orantlu National Pank BMg.
I.n Crnntlo, Oregon.
I'MO.Mi MAIN H8
to Investllate .
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f.co. H. Currev
RRAIH)II
I'-Mtnti' (xuim
Building i
Materials
SASH ami DOOIlY
HARlnVAHB
GtanrJe Ronde
Lumber Co.
A noinfl Conrorn Willi a
Home IMirnono
MILL WOOH
Oronntroxxl Avmtie
rhono M-733
Get That
Oil
Stove
you ere t h in k I rig of
where you . can att the
kind that alwns gives
satisfactioi
I Ilan
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone Main 85
A
t
a
i Them I
ns thoso from whom It. was r -;
(tille"d, nml stood equally ready , to
mako It. It. says that the count-:
Ions minimis who havo profited
by their work that they must nut
forget that work, or neglect t b i
un-n who did It. j
"No, while this monument sym-j
hollies the r: -anileur of t he sea,
It powerfully euggoats the Krnnd-.
ear of the ncaman'a art, which
has made a conquest of thn sn.i
ami mat ked a myriad of paths
across its foi blddlnir waters. An-1'
It calls u)on every one to vlfliinl-l
l7.e what ocamen have done f r
him, and lo pay a rightful trlb
ule to those who, throiiKh nil tho
dim centiiib-n of tho distant past,
have 'i:on down to tlio Boa ni
ships, Mid Iiqvo done their bual
mm In Kreat watnrn.'
Asnoclnted with Admiral Flnki;
on the executive committee ni c:
Walter V. Flttb, treasurer: Wil
liam Fellowes MorKnn, Jr.. secre
tary; Anna M. (Irabnni, Coloind
Hohert M. Thompson. Colonel Kd-w-iird
A. Hlmmons, itay C. Htnp
herd nod Herbert N. Davison,
headquarters of the committee be
in New York cily. The honor
ary national committee Ih headed
by Hccrctnry Wilbur of tho navy
department us chairman, und tn
chiden Assistant Secretury Theo
dore Itooievoit, Admiral LoIkIi C.
iMInn r. I'rosldi ill of the FmeiK
ency Fh't't corporation. Major
(b'ln lal .Juhn A. Laieiine. of lh.
mnrluo corps, und Itear Admlnil 1
William H. Ilenson, V. H. N re.
tired, of the shipping board.
1 Tin national committee Includes
Admirals Kherlo and Coontz an I
Hear Admlraln Wilson, Joms.
Il'lmkett, joNophihai, Do Hlei(r,-n.!
Scab-H and Welles and mum-rout'
ot(n rs of tho navy as well as cl-
vlllniiH intereste.i in naval or mor-'
lriwint maiino mat i rs. The w o
t lllrllV ...m.L.lit.... i.. t . 1
m i- tn in-ao'ii nv ;
Mis. IMuin D.-nhy. wife of tlm!
former Herretm-y of the navy, and
Includes the uivcH of imuiy nav.tl!
and uiervliam marine officials ns
well (ih Mrs. NlchoUi.t l.onnwor'h.
wlio of liepreseniutive Lomrwortl',
hoii!:o majority leader.
HYATT
ROLLER UtAhlNQO
MEW DEPARTURE
BALL ("tAHINOI)
Ilyntt iiiul Timkcn Connecting
Fun Belts - Sprin
A full line of R(
Parts
vNEW DEPjMR
lod and
f - yim I
'llaceniit I
TURE
Bonrings
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
(Automotive parts)
PURITY BREAD
in tlie making ot our bread we use only
the best western hard wheat, pure enne
sugar, sweet milk, pure kettle-renderejf leaf
lard, pure Worcester Dairy salt, fl here-
fore a superior product.
Try It
La Grande
K. J. McWillianis
PURITY BREAD . SUTERFINE BREAD
J
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, IE!
Bakeru I
V. III I
f'OOM Mltl Xtlltlltinf.v.1
MaI!siii-ii:i.i. rir,... i
puhlli'uns iii coo.i rounty n-ri'lvnl
Iho ili-morrntlr nnnitlliK lill.f for
county oiii.vh In n, r.',-.-nt prl-'
llinrl.o. Ju,K, i t. Wh.Io was
nomlnat.M for .linlrli l i lrcnil jiidiov
on the ilrinnrrutlc lliki-t, nllhmmli
ho .H.l nnt B.'k iho nomination.1
Those who nivlvod holh nominal
llonii woro: Charlra Hull, sonator; !
Va M. Klnu. ropri'sontultvo: . r. ,
l'lcrcc. Joint roproHontntivo; Mniti
Klocltars, conunlMlonrr; Tom Dim-1
mlck, trcaourcr, aud J. p. Ueyerg, I
Oflaonsor.
Tho onlv orhn nt f ti a nluin. t. '
hoard In tho possibility that JuUro
Wndo of Unn.lon will bo (roomed
to accept ' and run for aonator
aralnat Charlea Hnll. hni this im nnt
llkoly. aa Judgo Wado oneo reruwd ,
Uig Domluatlou,
WILLARD
Storage
Batteries
Battery & Electric Service Co.
At Leighton's Machine AYorka iidg.
M ..OIL Lfi'-'
For Frying -ForShbrtening-ForMayonnaise
Send for the tree Amalio Cook Book. AMERICAN MAIZE-PRODUCTS CO., Ill West Monroe St., Chicago, III
HP
A Since the Chrysler Six brings quali
Fties no other car can offer, you$
j t could well afford, in order to gain
those qualities, to discard your j
present car without recompense
, "Hi
Do not expect a long trading allowance on any used car when you
approach the purchase of a Chrysler Six.
It cannot be granted for reasons so plain and obvious that they
speak for themselves.
In the first place, despite a large and steadily growing daily produc
tion, the public eagerness to own' the car is far from being satisfied.
But that is not the real point the real reason why long allowances
are impossible is that the buyer gets in the Chrysler Six something
no other car can offer. -v -
Any other car offered in exchange instantly depreciate, in com
parison with the Chrysler because it does not possess those
Chrysler qualities. J
If you do not want the results the Chrysler alone Wes, any good
car will answer if you do want them and valuer them, you will
realize that the Chrysler Six renders ordinary ty flies obsolete.
No fine car has ever been more closely priced than the Chrysler Six
and no car has ever given at any price the riding, driving, braking,
accelerating, power and speed qualities peculiar to the Chrysler.
Ten minutes at the wheel ol the Chrysler Six will convince you
that the ownership of such car means so much more than you
have been enjoying that thisj is the one and only important ques
tion involved. ,1
The Chrysler Six goes so far peyorja anything else in every detail
of performance, and reachesVsuch unprecedented economy of
maintenance, that you could well afford to discard your present
car 'without getting a cent for it, in order to gain the advantages
which only the Chrysler can offer.
. Tlie Touring, M.U5; The Phaeton, 13)5; The Roadster, 1525; The .Sedan. S 1625; .,
1! The Urougham, 1795; The Imperial, 1895. All prices f. o. b. Detroit; tax entra. ,u.
it
We are pleased to extend the convenience of time
payments. Ask about Chrysler's attractive plan.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Company
THE CHRY
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SLER SIX I
.Wednesday.' May 2S, 1924.
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