La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1924, Image 4

La Grande Evening Observer
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t indioi'Kndknt nrwsi'AI'ick
Putjllnhert dally ami woeitly at I .a Urnnile, Oraron by tba
UA tlllANIHO KVKNINQ OI1HI0II VIOlt MJUUHHINO CO.
HltUCIO 1XCNNIS ... .Editor
, KntBretl at poatorrlce at Ja Grande, Grtwoni aa Hacond CtaNa
Mall Matter.
Ou aula In other cities Orea-on HniHl Nawa Hlanil, Port
, land; Impoiliil Newa Bland, Portland Mlillnoni&li Newa Htand,
Portland. "
Addrena nil communication! to Tha Obaervtr, lata A damn
Ave., I .a Grande, Oregiin.
fitmst:mi-i nm KjVh:h
tt ('rrler
. Dally, per monlh. ..7o
bally, pur !hlv.i month....... .. . ., ........ 12. 36
Dally, per alt ttiontlia, In uilvannu... ............. ... 60
, Pally. Hliitfla f:oiy. .......y 6u
Hy Mall
Dally, per mouth . M
. Ualiy. per afx inontha. Ill advance.
tially, vr year, in advance............ a...
Ouaervx-8tar, per year.....
..60a
i:to
$6.00
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(.Tilt AND COUNT JC OKMOlAI., PAl'Klt
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MI'Ml'KIt ABHOCIATKI) IMtfiSfl
Tbe Anaoclutcd Preaa la excluaively entitled to iim for pub
lication of all news dlnpatchca credited to It or not othorwlaa
credited If piibllHlicd therein. All rii'lila of republication of
apeclul dlapalchca in tills paper, and alao tiio locai nuwa
herein uIho aro reserved.
Till! SI'IHIT (II' 'I'lIK 1.(11(1) llOI In upon nie; heotiieie
(he i.ol'd linlll (Ulolntd lll( lo lH'i-nell uond tidlllKH Unto the
meek; In liotli aenl me to lilnil up llu hi-fdceuhcHried, to
proclaim liberty lo Iho cnpllvcH, and Hie opening of lite
prlHUit- lo them Unit lire bound. iHnluli til'1.
"First Class"
Lit Gruntlo's iioRtoI'l'ici' in now a first cIiihr iwwlofficp.
J!y tin's It Is liot meant tlii't PostniasU'r lttirii and his
corps of asulslants have not hwn I'unniiip; a Rood post
offire hni-ctoforc, but tlnclc Sam has a way of rlutarmln-
inr the siiperhitfvc in pontofficeu by putting a Hpeedometoi
on the cniy box. When over $'10,000 has Iwcn received
in stamp sales in one year mir old faithful uncle moves
up the class of the office. That has been leached in La
Grande the past year, allowing the steady, permanent
jirowth of the city. v .
'..It is a satisfaction to all citizens to know that we have
KWie : over i the top in postoffice matters and that La
Grande is rated by the depnrtment as a "first class" office.
Every town aspires to this distinction, but the only way
to achieve it is by increased business, which has so hap1
pily been experienced here, mid the only way to have in
civased business is to have a growing;, healthy community.
La firnmlu is all of that. She's first class in a hun
dred ways includinp; her postoffice business. .
Cherries and Strawberries
Just VcaiUM, Cove goes out and grabs, every, fioJnt.medi
lor tne I kmc cherries raised in the whole world is no jrood
reason why she cannot claim some distinction as a pro
ducer of strawberries. v
A festival the other evening at the home of Mrs. Confc
lin in Cove demonstrated beyond doubt that Cove not
only produces the fine cherries but that she also has a
Hood U ivc'r bent on producing excellent strawberries.
Honoring a Good Man
Next Saturday arternoon the bar of Union county will
hold a memorial service in htmor hf the late Thomas II.
Crawford, who was once judge of this-district and for a
lifetime wns an upright, straightforward lawyer whose in
tellect and ability shone throughout the state, whose sterl
ing manhood shed a fine influence upon old and young
.dike. Judge Crawford's memory will be honored by the
attorneys with whom he so lung associated and worked.
" As She Is Spole"
The king's English can bo put to strange and varied
uses. On suitable occasions It may be Used to induce medi
t'ltion to the point of drowsiness on the part of persons
whose avowed purpose in nliending this devotional exer
cise is really not that of going to sleep. From the lips
cf a fire-brand orator it may fun into flames primitive pas
sions that have long lain dormant.
Quite the most unique use of the king's English, how
iver, is to bo found in the annals of sport. The average
citizen secure in the belief that he understands his mother
tongue since he has written and spoken it all his life will
find many a paragraph from the sport page to the under
standing of which neither dictionary nor grammar textbook
will help him. For instance:
"Wallie Pipp graeled the newcomer with a slap against
the barrier of the right field stand for two bases, and
Peek crossed the platter while Culh stopped at third. Lee
caged Meusel's lilt. Thereupon Frank linker whanged the
gloiiule lo deep right center for n triple, which conveyed
., liulh and Pipp over the disk. After Wnnl had rnnned.
;; linker tallied off Sihang's one base jolt to the left. Jack
. Quinn whifled for the cuHnin fall." .
Here, as everyone will admit, is English composition
which addresses itself to a large reading public. Except
ing the proper nouns, every word of it is in good standinr
id the dictionary, and still to one not versed in the jargon
of baseball the paragraph is altogether unintelligible. Put
what is still more baffling than its unintolligihility is the
fact that to those skilled in the vernacular of baseball the
very strangeness of the language is intended lo add a chnrm
to the message conveyed. Verily, the king's English may
'ba put to a variety of use, '
THE OLD HOME TOWN
'-'"' -By Stanley
tms i-ATC OPERATOR
?vT W-H'J1 sure
a out m
' fi t j aiiili Sir tL v'uo-J-,--rl I r-i i
I
Yi P5 EE H e
a mm m
SHIP TURRETS
DEATH TBAPSe
(Governor Pierce Will
i Speak nt Linn Reunion
' .-""J ' v V
OLD MAN fvOftB'M'b WAS SO fcXCiTED
,ib -r,-,r.w Tut. mccci.i: Prenyl
OFFICE CAT
TRAOC NAHM
BV JUNIUS
Investigation t of : Mississ
inpi Explosion Brings
Out Important Facts.
ran rrcnrto, cai. AP nuttif-
ulitpi' fjun turrclf, ttiillc Rlvlnjc 1 h
nirn who wrvf Uio KiinR. valu;il.lc
piotfption from nn ftU'Miy'H firo.
iiri, iinilcr olhcr rtronmslahrcfl, by
the very nnlum of tln-lr ronBlrnr
tlnn, vcriiabk- i.rnth traps lo ibr
ftiiilnrs (hey were di-slKned to prn-ti-ol,
nrrordiiiK lo IcNtlnmny ilf-vol-npc.l
Vi i1iit Htluy nl I In InvHitKn -(Ion
of thn explosion nhnunl l!in
MlHlaslppl IobI 'Thiinulay in whlrh
4Ji MvvH wen- lout.
' TIiIh point v:t; hrotifrht- fonvnnl
; by fjfiil. r'oinnuinlir IMivunl J.
j l'oy, K'liinery officer of (lie battln
jnhlp New Mexico nml ll wa Imll-
catert that tlui court or Itvisilry
wniihl recomnieii.l lo the navy le
: pii rl niflit t h:it ntcnnN of eftcape
I from nun turreiH on all hatHi-hliliM
' " - -" " . I. !(H, provbleil.
loor. rluhf? back: "Oh. biive yon j Meutennnt Oommnn.ler Toy. rle-i
on" . i Hilling (he work of rescue follow-1
t llhK the flttrelinck In No. 2 turret
"My hiivbmnl.' rlnhn nn mo Mtsflisflippi. mhi Hint hp wok
SACE POM THE I&t
I'(1E'R, Ore. (AD Oover-
nnr Walter FMerc of Oitrtoii will
the principal Bp'-nk.T nt the nn
i:l rfiiuloii mil I picnic of the
I. Inn county plom-er-H nt Hrowns
vllle June lit nml ' 1!) nnl 21, ac
cording (o Announcement by the
committee In chnrge.-.
' Thin reunion nnjl plcntc hnn been
nn nnnual nffnlr with thcpioneerH
of that county for the punt ii" y-at-H
ami Is usually aitthdiil by thou
buiiiIh from nil over the Willamette
valley, .
'READ THR l'f.ARSTFIH AOS
"Oit what khtil of a horse did
I'nili Iteveiv inke bis iitliltllubt
Hile?" vked lbi lem liel'.
Oli, I think it wns n nl'l.t
ttinre." lite pupil replied, .
woiii.o TitM.rmi:.
The mnophoue wh Invehlcfl n
1S4H.
.la.' flhiit.'.l In Wit,
Sport hklrth wi re klckei, mil In i ,hnI r w- K- Turner of HI. l.onl
filoyee rr ll lM iinu(h- .hllsi(l,.4 '"n'n.iy i.iipnwi wnn imp ...tv
house. "n.m-d to plnv' (he imiiin Rlty 1"t' mmo mp,hml of f'srilt1p
woiiderrtiliy." Ak-Hii 'nnerlliiMMch!fron,:lhn f"" ,mr,,,'' hy
Uio niliU-d- "t..i ,' I... ..i..i .Ihati-hes in the topn of (he tilrrets
on liie." ' or hy opt-nlnira incite rnr." 1
, . ' The possibility of one of the in-
"VeB." he ftjiiil, "I cnnhl hlr 'lex tngn on the silk TNT eoiimln
a lmin to run the lnvn mower iorB hnvlng found , Its Way hy -mlK-but
1 like to do It for the ex-j Hike Into the No. 2 turret (funs in
tTlse." ' ' hold for th-. net elm fire a npnrk
ihut would Ignite pl-ehuiturely, wan
touched on In the testimony of.
K. Ooodwlit,, sen in nn of ( the' NeiV
Mexico, who Was posted n nn ob
server In the upper handling room
of No. I turret on the Mississippi
the day the explosion occurred.
firtodwln iMild ,he hud removed
two of the tags from hags in trans
it to the guns nnd added that he
had hot seen any Of the MIshIsb'
lppl's ghn crettd do so.'
K. J. Rynes of turret No. 2, whr
was so seriously hnrncd . by , the
flareback that It whs believed Ihfl.
he might die.' Wednesday was re-
ported Improving h hoard the hos-j
pilal ship ltellef. HIr teHtlmohy Is;
expected to "throw- Valuable light nn ,
Ihe crttise'of the rthHisfer.
ACCOMPLISHED
MUCH IT MEET
Tt is hoped that much will he
accomplished In today's KtH.sionK
of the Knstern Oregon ("hrlHtla i
church Convention. Addresses will
he given by various speakers -boi h
of l.a (Irande and vicinity and
from more diy.tnnt local elites.
One of the most Important
speeches given Hi is morning was
"Yon, We llnve Nn ltnnannn."
was written In 1.12:1.
K4me ft UN Mini have i heir
heads Nbliigled should be shln-
glt'il hit Hiioihei mrt or iheir
ImdicN,
A fool l hern wan nml he hltchil
his star
(liven as you and I)
To it ballered flivver nil mud
and" tar -Wn
railed tt a joke that had
gone loo" far.
I'.uX the fnol--hc cnllcd It his
motor cur,
(l-.vert as you and 1)., ,
VI iM l.n iiainler: "Smllb i n
elieei fill rrlhiw. Dhl i nn mil Ice I
Me was whittling as be loaned!
me siti.'" i
Sit-nud hit hi! "Ves-, lint the I
time happened lo Im' Tnml'.i Jimm (ilass, ni, Alviw iiy,
MioiMi tiyv I'mwee. -
Mo., on the subject. "The Kieht is
the World." This was the keynote
address of the convent Ion. Klve
I it-mi utile addresses, "Alms lind
Accompllshnieuts" were given dur
ing t lie inurniiif.f session by M rs.
Ityerlee, u red urned mlHHlonai y
from Africa; Mrs. M. II. itlee, of
Millon; Mrs. w. . Livingston of
lleppner. Ore.; and Ciuy Drill of
renclleton. Ore. Mr. l!crlc, from
Africa gave mi addre:W on his mls
slon experienccH In Afrin.
Tn the al'ternoon session the
work will be divided , Into ihree
divisions (('hiidren's, Youtig I'co-
J pie's and Adult's) to-pcrmli -spe-
clallznl.on. l. I,. I'etelle or Wal
lowa will deliver the main senium
I Ms evening, "The Church of
Christ." Hong worship will be con
ducted by W. K. M. Hnckleman
of Indianapolis, 1ml. t who will
close the evening session with nn
illiwiraicd lecture nn ongn.
Hlielltat rnbie down to the of
fice this morning to soliloquize
llh us. J i'uiUH Is sllll sore lit
him and so It
Says Ui'ltlsh C.ye TApoi'l
LONDON. (A P) Clement .leff
ery. an eminent eye diagnostician,
does not like the vogue which Is
thought niayii" fast gaining ground lu re of wear-
. we might find n ing horn-rlmined spectacles, l.ec
inltiuie or two tojturiug on "Ihe nation's cyi-s." in
gal) w t t h him , London recently, he nald that the
and possibly of-jweurtng. of horn-riiumed spectacles
-j I'er him n solu-jby adults was nn atrocity.
tinu for his love) Mr. Jeffrey added thai the chief
prohlem. lnas-;cause of myopia wns not near work
iniieli us oitr co!- us is generally supposed, but men-.
In inot'tal strain. If all lessonn could be
Advice made Interesting and teachers ahd
umns
carry
for the Love- ptireiils were paragons of love nnd
lorn' and fnrjpatleiice, then myo)iia would he
that reason we i wiped out of t he nation's defects,
have no sympathetic editor on I
the stuff, ttc- enuldnt help him
nny further. HludUnt says w
tinvon't bettered his cause much
ilhyhnvv. Vina My he decided to
ro and .iusl before leaving, t h?
sporting editor asked hint, "What
dn ynu think of oilr ball team ?'
Hhell;at. Iilsl before shimmlm? the
WEEK - FA D
SPECIALS
rrelonibs in a variety of
patterns. I tegular :ir.c:
.Special i!.V
HloHsom Htlk Draperies,
lingular T;"c: spe SSe
Mercerized Curtain Nets.
It(gular . Sc; spe a r
Mercerl7.ed CU) tain Nets.
Itegutar .l!c: spe I!.-'
Mercerlr.eil Hcrtm, 1 teg
ular 2fic spe ..ine
Vlndow shades MU Mb'. DSe
Curtain I'ods 2."Vc in IS-
l4 and 17-nnatl Henvy
Untied Dish V t n s;
Hpeclnl tHc
Andrews
Variety Store .
Service nnd Kronomy
Crane's
Writing 1
Papers
nffnr.l n w Ide choice of
shadi'. finish and shape, hi
each you can be sure of th
hiirh nualtiy Hint the name
i rune Implies.
l'"rom our liberal stock
you will tie able to select
just the style yo t piifef.
in l his corrct Well know n
willing paper.
" S T V L
Is a greater social asset than
it i: a r t y
Red Cross
Drug Store
- Nnlinnnl . Forest Timber
For'Snle
Seated bids will lip . receive 4
hy the Forest Supervisor, , Ra
ker, Oregon, up to 'and Inel Id
Ing July 21, l!)24, for alt the
merchantable) ihA 1 1 m b e r
standing or down, nnd all th"
live timber marked or desig
nated for cutting on an on n
embracing about a 7 0 - acres
within sees.'-!, 2tl, and .in,'-. T. ,
a. H.., ll. ,41 - K. V. -M.. Mill
Creek" watershed, -Whitman Na.
t tonal l-'orest,, Oregon, .estimat
ed to he 2.7S8,(i0fi reet H. M.
more or less, of western, yel
low pine, ' Douglns fir, western
larch and white fir timber. No
bid of less than $3.25 per : St.
feet for yellow pine, J..fif) per
M. feet i for Douglas ,fii and
lurch, ami $.& per M.. feet
for' white- fir,, will be :consid-.-ered.
$250. no -.mist -. he de
posited with . ench hid tn h
applied on the purchase price,
refunded, or retained , In part
ns liquidated datnages, accord
ing td conditions of sale. Tl.o
right to reject , nny and all
bids I reserved. Mefore bids are
submitted, r full lnroi-matlnn
concerning the ttmher, thn
Conditions of sale, und the sub
mission of ' btds - should be ob
tained from ; (lie l-'orest Super,
visor, linker, Oregon.
Tht City Motr track.
Ing Ca&tnT bf POrtlfcnd,
Oregon, optt two 4
ton Packard truck, ti
SH-ton Packard trtack
and one 4-tcn Federal
Jttrolent Is ud 6t)u
aivtly.
ConrtllM 1S! Hart BclioKner 4 Mm
Know What You Are
Buying :
MdK6 kjlirC l,y lesponsiblo maiiufac
tuiers of good repute. Be
satisfied thnt only the best of materials and most
competent workmanship in employed in their milk
ing. We. offer you guaranteed satisfaction and ex
clusive style in
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX arid
, COLD BOND CLOTHES .
$30 and lip
ZEROLENE helps win
to PACKARD CONTEST
In 1922 the City Motor Trucking Com
pany of Portland, Oregon, won the Pack
ard's low upkeep contest in the State of
Oregon with its 4-ton Packard No. 180- '
590. Dutifig the period of this contest
Zerolene oil w&s used exclusively,
and the Company writes us as follows:
"in consequence of our success In this contest, and be
cause Of our uniform satisfaction With the use of Zero
lene in all other equipment, we naturally consider
Zerolelie as an absolutely dependable and correct lu
bricant. We most cheerfully recommend it to any
and all truck operators to receive real efficiency In
lubricating oils." .
It is records like these that month af
ter month and year after year are cutting'
the ground from under the superstition
that there is something mysteriously
"better" about eastern oils, just because
they cost more.
Zerolene sales have increased seven-
fold in seven years. The more experi-
enced the motorist, tne more
likely he is to discover that the
Zerolene-lubricated car deliv
ers better gasoline mileage,
accumulates less carbon, costs
less for upkeep, and has a
longer working life.
Why pay tribute to a su
perstition? Insist on 2er6lene
a better oil even if it does
costless.
you nrei) Tiircsrc
For The Auto
I'M KKS
, , WRKNCUKS
JACKS
PUMPS .
CANTEKN SKTS
- CKT Tit KM AT TI1K
Oregon Hardware & Imp,
Go.
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS j
ZEROLENE
F
Ifor FORDS
th Standard Oil
Company naw
tmprorad oil for
Ford car 'Fd
ThoM Oil-Slarvtd
Fonte."
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
(CALIFORNIA)
Thil boeUM rrpotti inda.
ptndrnt ric tuti of
ZeroUn rnadc by I nun
bar of larg ura. Ajk aay
Standard Oil Companr
aba tapraianiatira or
Carokm doabt rat ft cop.
,Cashier ' -. - .
1. -1fay'r-'r7'r-r.,l
mon'cori
Hive: on less. '.
MARRIED OR . , SIN
GLE, ynu cnn"t nffortl lo
phy out yotir -inontty nn.l
not itioU' jnt .iivhre
nnd how it is BpcnU . .
And yon aan't nfford
lo tako rlianrr.i nn hav
ing lo pay, tho B.ini hill
twice, rlthor.
A rhrrkliiR Arennnt
nt rtliis Iinnk la llin nnly
liiislnossllke way lo
aprnd monoy.
Whnn you ray ry
Chork you wrllp yotir
own receipt no rhanr
for nny tlispulea over
bills, nml yon always
know nhero every dnllir
Roc. .
, " . ,-. TAT RT CIIKfK-
CTCftr. helrTlflrriPOy :,t "nfer . antl mnr
y, f y' convenient.
-he hai" to- ..
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