La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 11, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, Julyll, 1924.'- - PAGE EIGHT ... .THE-I,A . GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER: OifU E Idlers and Idleness of the body ore not terms of contempt. Tho prime minister of EnKlnnd ; represents hrmany of tut tho i-hlntm- .which. Osrnr.l. ha bnoiurhi. lo iu. pla-hily. on wronwty. Mrr we haw s:it lown frrouonily. Homellmcs .ulih. Ini-en revenence, at thn. foot. .ir the a-rimled flKiins of history We llnve come to see Ihe iieea. of the new allltmlfr Inwards to pics, and people lowardM (he siaf.. W go home, mony of iifl. with Ulc Hccrct hope that Home day we may enter thn politic, of our country and perhaps hremhe In tho Klow amalgam of our nature, the recos; ilitlrui. uf (he Hoelal Irulh which han been enunciated ho muiiy limes and no vainly during ih last 2,oo(i yearn, whluh'We with our younger T.ONI30M. .P) Osford Unl-jcnrs, Ihoilfrh olden often deem orien veraiiy linn round n subject for! nnoniH w lo do, earn hear, h'-ated dlnciiHHlon in a speech mm!! "We ,10 not ico home with re seeently ly a, KhodeH neholar front ! nrretH. Whalevcr may have heen Scholar Seta England Afiire with Words Tell ing: How Americans Liked It. the Fnlted State. W. . GreniM, of iht- unexpressed desires of Vp Khodc ijiiaiiif. a. Knnlituto of Brown it nodes In laying ih inundation ot Ijilversliy. Mr. l.n-eiw wan reply-j iho Hcholortthlprt, If he meant iih ing to cl toast propose by Mbd-'to- heoome mwslles of that tergal yard Klnllng at Hie unmml dinner creed f,,r which Mi. Kipling hun la at Ox 1 on tl of.- Mr' HhotloH Ht liolafT-, )ortil : ho. long oiuU bo finely. w j;hlp Tmisl. irmi.H deny his hopes. "Oxford mid Kurope." said Mr. "Oxford and' KtitfJu-nd and Europe Greene, as rnporlottV tu Ihe. J tall j hn-vn only mah n love Anurica broke, out .ludg Slum weni lo tin llrsl officers' training ramp whore he was commissioned il captain of Infantry, lit- commanded! Co. A, .Mall, "have brought death lo iih ot more. Wo become more AmerlcunifMfilh infantry at ('amp Dodge, tin- il -1 it- r . iv . c mi 3 ST. rAU.. (Hpcclall Itoyul A. Htonc of Ihc MiniUHolu Hlaio Kiipreinif Court, htm tvvn uji polntrii (loncral chalrnian in fhm,K'- of arraiiKfiiU'nlH for I In; Naiiona) AmiTlran l,t-Kl I'onvcnllon lo In i.rl.l In HI. Caul H .l. inl.i r, 16 to 1U, InclUHivo, it iva announrctl hy Din Nullonnl ( 'nnvt-iil ion Mmuiillii' of I he J.-Kiwi lu-n. JiiiIk' Ki oji' Is u volcran of two warn. ll- Hrrvt-.l in 1 lit: .Spnntah i'rninu' Iihmw'j Travel I-Ve Ttt kti'ii I'wmli at llottio H JtlCHLINt (Al) Germany's now! ; r'ffiHatloi nhHrKinw nil 0rmnnn ! fiHO marks, or ahoul $ I for a i viwi lo louvc Germany Hub haitrd I 1 ho oxnilus to adjoining rounlrimi ulir-ro tho cxrhanKe rates arc Ih-Kit! than In Germany anil tho pricoH However, MiIh new rKUlallon has- ralli' forih IoimI protHiH- front piany 8ourt!c, Stinlr-nt's louoht-rs; ariiHiH and niuny otfur8 ot llrniloH nn-ana iay If 1h no himlranee to J il Hi Ion of Hh rinR-, Hamuil Adnmn, ex-scout 'wcalihy GirmanH who will pay Dip of I ho I roop honored hy I'reHidcnl l''' and ko nhroad aa uMual lo Hpoml WIlBon. n'marked: "TIiJb flajr litis i I heir inon:y, but jirovils pi'isonfl meant and Htlll moans very mueh Uf moil- si rneanH from muhlnft trips iimiii n nriiaiir shke.rreb lo the Mountain I. Ion 1'atrol of th Hoy HeoutH, hut ftinee you. rough! for II anil all we did wan word for u., we helleve thai IhiH flag. Hholild lielong lo you," . ' l.flinil.l,, Mass. (Speelnl) American l.i'f?ion 111,'tnherH her,, are American war ami again In, me iiiveHtik'atimf iviioHh Ihol ennlrae- World war. AIHioukIi well p:ihI. 1 n,r liiiildinir roads In Ih'is vlclnllv milllary uite wh.11 III- World wai ')n r,.fused 10 hire service men nnr drmuns our romance, and our "very day I hot we are Here, we are hopes Hint here we find I liree years slcli of liand shaltlnK across Ihe of life,. 01 conltliiMiim slranKenesHen. and duty.. I "l.onH ago we rPRlfrned our pr- ' "Romance is dead In us. and thi ;f:l!ion as unofflelul! amhassadnrs. r.rcy, iinhiaulllul huildliiKH or f. W go home Kindly and eotariy lo lonl have, hecouie jiiut old dash Ion -a noilon which w know anih lov id ImlldiiiKii. and oll iiliin's pilnnim! audi iioderKland, If often we cannot I101I1 oil the soul and l.ody. ' fix- admire- It. ford hafvrtot l,.-en llK-iiuui. nor haj "W- iro home n-lih nome apifV our experience of the continent. elallon. of duty and appreciation of "Bill Iwo ihlncr. have m lo al"""!"" "" - ,n,i .,,,1- ,1,1 vu iifiv.i l.,r.rni some of ns may amount lo some- th nlaln,, old-faiihloned, prehlslor- 1 1 hln. If Ihe life of Idleness has not e, antediluvian Joy of- juhi nlKlnit down,, 1 We have conic lo-fiee Hint FOR SALE D Acre,, jjjood lniprovmpnls, In goodi oultlvatloni otrnr- oft lu ciimhrniHeri. Will Irmlfe for l.a flrandir. piop"rty,; lormlnd at AlicHl, , 3 Room hoimn, hath, (lortni cold storagni KraKe, ffood tvardn, and well rurniflhed. Modrn, and lorulcil on paved utrrntfl. , OmnntJ Hhlewjilltrt all paid for lii'tmrno Inn Hirnntf,'" BINDING WHEAT iTCOVE NOW . COVH. (Hpeelol) T. II. Johnuon will Kturt to hind his field of forty l old wheal III in work. Mrs, Geoi lleolfor and datiyhtrr, "Allsii lloreiire, of Corvallis, are Kiirsts kt tho homo of A, lj Horker. A flatiRhtor wan horn to Air. and PrUia ?J2t)0 fltlil $&00 tash wi'liM,.Mi i,.Mrtdo of Walla. Walla re lmndlft II, ciputly. Mrs. Mrllrido was forniorly l.oreilo Becker of t'ovi. Tito youii in ins has hern named Harhara .Mit ri L. V. Johnson afid family vivilnl al ihitT. Mi Johnsou home over IhH wenkend. (Jludlth .lohunon Ih sptndlnif. tht rlaiw- eoodltlon. The prleo miwK ui me ih. r. k.Biu norn.. only $ti60f. Thfre Is alulld-l Mp- "d. Mrs. I.e and .Mr. and Inn and loan i.iortRnr on. ihl!MMr AiimiBi I.YInkHon und fMinliy. propflriy whleh can hn nwuimed. "f- i-uii. werW dinner KnitH ill ill" n. Y. ivukt """it' r'lUMiuy. llowanKJas-M tr und Claudt- Hue' ford apenl I he week-end on ihe Mtuuin. They drought some, nlee llfih home wllli Ihni. Vinton Nlfrer, whlhi lielplliir, re. pair a mower on' lite Heeken farm hail-Hum mHifurt uu to nerioumy, oui a- i tiifp-ft tm his 1 iKht liaud, lr. j;. J Kehuflfert, ulfft arM Kr.fif iMr. Union, ui.tr rlllini Pit I u nt t hi' hlfthwov ' on. Willow stroet. Ailjnninn of an(lj Mrrt, NH,f KigM V too mi modern Houie; eoht titorv! op, T0adr4hed, tcood barn,, uw--j age. ellar, and shop' eoinhlnndi.i 0 laftfit Iota u II In garden, bnt'-j fA. o...t ffiilli oinonl alilAivnllf 1 Bhad tre and all In first-, Data no cash or wilt 1rndr lor , Kood' property an thtt south shift of track . This property Is on the corner of Hpruro- and Y stmetm' . tl Ttoom furnished hous, gnraffo, )ien house, )intn aero of ground, nil fenwed; filll )utfleiiiiifii, olorp Wrtll; loentAd near Island -lty for J'.'fiOu had. Good; tepuift can ho C. J. Black & Company RnmsMom in Phy, llianb A flloop, I nmndo Nnl'l Hank Uliltf, i'lionn Main Mtt . We ( nir) Hie lVllinvlnt. WEATiir.icr.v irn cnKrii HltK'hK MysUn-y .Maple Nut, liosion, r'rea.-n I'llerll.-uld I'rlm-M Vanilla, I'lm-applc li-e Mtrawherry Niionntllnii fllrawhorry. Vanilla,. Ohncolati lint llrlckii ani guart Ui Irk line Moon Drug C o. rrompt and' Free Delivery recently, Geo,, rhadwlclt UDDpendliis; a few days ul lint Lnket . ( . . J Iti Tiillent uad Mrs. Mary I'hamhers visited at tho M. U. car ter homo ifHenllt T- li. Johnson ami family and Wallace ilurle ond family motored to Klftiu to spi'iuU the. Fourth o( July. Nell KlirhTsold a-.lnad nC fat hng to A. Smith, Uia local hutcher; this Wfelt, Cherry picking begins In real ear liPNt this week nattfunners are busy 'In (he harvest fields I,. !).. Hutherland;. the rural mull 'earrion, enjoyed iv visit from his kom. Krremont, of Watla Walla, last DEMAND WocVf Bm Toak Ovr 200,000 people have testified Uiet TANLAC bm relieved them of: Stomach Trouble, Rheumatism, t Mal-Nutritioti, Sleeplessness, Nervousness, Ijom of Appetite, Loss of Weight, Torpid Liver or Constipation. "A Anyene Wk Bit TUe TANLAC OVSS 4 MILLION SOTT1M. BOLD 99 Sk S AU Om4 DnaM BOIiV MYSTITIK.S IHtUCi: A.fl'iUtlA. Orv Police officers hero are bent on. HOlvlnR the ms lr .'.urroundIn the death of Wiyne .It Alkulnea. i!?, a resldnt oft WtiKtiluniou street, this city, whoH.. hodr wuM' fntiiid under duck uf the footf of ClRhlH street. AoeoidliiKV (o t,brouer K. . H: KuKhert, death hud occurred uhout five or hx hone before thrt dls cowr' was nudi, So mark of lolencH of unv seel on it uature was found on tin- titi.lv x.hlch had been but on ilu. ;-uthiM by Ihe rbhlnjj tide. Mr. 1 1 utiles slated that an inquest v'lild be held.- Iollcu officer declare t hut- Asb kalnen was seen In an liitnvlcslfd condition uml that' It was report ed ho hud a fltt r I k'hl with a icroup uf Kallurs from t'niled Stales war. ships now In tho harbor. They nro now probing reports, that Asl kainen was seen fleeing, from a Kroup uf H.iilorR. shortly alter iutd nljrht and neur tho spot where- his body was found, Asikainen was horn In. Finland and 1 survived: by u, mother llv UK in that counlry and iw brother; 17 yoars of aRe living In Astoria. rilM OHItilN I'NRNOU V I'KN IM.K'l'GN, Gre. Uwoi iuor ranch fires with losses afgrokt liitf about $l1,ioa. were added to the- uijmlte,r that buvo occurred on I mulllla. county furins wllhlu the past tbreo wwKs. Henry Hfruvt'H tuiiehlui' shed burned ou his much northeast of, I'eudle ton Hatunbty,, with u los of, about' $10,0011, partially covered: bt lu sui-unce. a barn ou the ruurb ownd by Ab x Giuney, four mlbH norJhwe.it of iwJeloii, buinetl Hunday nifrhl. Tho-origin of the rlre is a iiuti titry la both esse. Ou the Gunn y ranch tho barn, was Insured, but the tenmit, J'. M, I'owenij owrled no insuranrA ou the ooolutir. Lnictlcjilly all oe too machinery on. tho Htriive rmuch except his combine wu destroyed. til liis promotion lo major. Alt the arrnlsllei! he was i ransferreil tot Ihe Ittfipeeior General's-depart-iiwittf' ac WaHhliiKlou where ho served unlit his disehsrfjn in I HI it. Since the e use of the war Judtfe YUpife, haw been ticilvo in- Legion affairs. I'or two y-urs he was ehaleinaii' of (lie Hit He Americanism commiifee. In commenting upon the coming unnventloir, JimIkh Htone sin led-: "The pt'opl' of St. 1'a ul are en thiifdastleJiUy pit-paring for the bii Kest convent Inn tu the hlfdnry of I lie elly. The best Idnd of co-npi-r-allon Is bciiiK Kiven Hie couvenllon committee by all the citl,enn. We are planiilnK to kvo our Legion buddies the best convention I hey ever attended." I'lans for IioiirIiik of visilltiK I.'1 Klonnalrcs are comjibtd. There w III- he u till let for every buddy. legionnaires are urjfed lo make reservations throitKh their stale ad jutant. The local housiiur commit lee advises that no other reserva tions will be recognized. , HT. F'KTKHSItrRO, Kin. (Spe- Clul "Thomas Wilson." Is the un prepossessing siKiiature arrixed to two letters proferred tho American I.ejtlon ut their state convention, Department of Klorlda. Kurt her, tho leiters' very lack of propnuses tjslon.cntahludlctt their worth at ten llioiuuaid' dollars, It has heen esll BoarfMl. Th two Idlers are believ- tl to Hethe only corrcspondenoc In enJstenre lo which the lute I'resl-; dcU' Womlrow. Wilson sinned' bin original hnptismal name of "Thom hh."' They-were-writ ten forty-seven yiirH uko- to the llev. .lautt-s 1. j loyt, of SI. pet.-iMbni K. their pn .;-1 ftnfc owner, whn has offered tb' tn in Hervices. and citi-.i-tin of nearby cities and towns. l ieler tho provisioiiH of the stale eontiucf fiir road work, Ihe con Iraeior Is supposi d to hlro fb'Hl, service nieii, second, citizens of towns and rubles lu-ar the road to lie built, third, rlll.'-im of tho I'iiI ted" Srates, atlri I'otirlh, if these are not suffieleiit lo fill his K!ini;;i. nileiis. It Is alleged om cnntraetor jireferred to hire aliens rather th:iu ev-s- i viee men, ami broiiKht ulieiisi from distant cities-In fit) bin immrn. for study and recreation. Ah a mutter of fact, the govern ment has arranged to exempt slu ilents who can irove I hey aro ko intf abroad to-attend some educa tional institution, and' invalids and oilier classes are also exempted. Hut Hie difficulties of tfettbiK ex empt ion are said to be so Kreiii. I hue many persons prefer tu re muln at home rather than tstriiKKle through the red lape. Goiter Trnced lo - Nnnw Water. , i n r i a n a ro i .1 ft, ind lb-cause somewhere in tin I'nlted Stales two world war veterans die every hour in the twenty-four, the N.ithiual he;idiUai-(ers of the Amer ican Legion here uik-s that all e serviee men not delay filing their adjusted compensation applications. The I.eKlon ealls attention to pro vision GO I of Ihe act whereby de pendents of veterans dylnt; before' their applications are In lose -tliree-iirihs of tlie insurance amount of their policy, and divides Ihe allntl ment of the remainder over u pe riod of two ami a half years; where ns the full amount of t he policy at matured value reverts to beneficiaries if application Is made before Hie veterans death. WINNII'IOG, Mnn. (A Pj Kxam inatlon of (iuo sVhnnl children here resulted in the pronouncement that prevalence of Koh'r. umoit liieni was caused by snow water iu Shoal Lake, a body all square miles in urea, sit listed 40 miles' to- Die northeast, from which the miinici- (pnl supply is drawn. Dr. Jnncuu ! Mckoe said Ind in would have to be introduced into Ihe waiter. Thii-e fSpeeial) l,thl.4.t dn.iro,, )M.twecn I ho aea of and M were found to have Koih-r. mfATKIJjO. Ida. (Al) -A campaign- to- rennmc the Snake river bus been launchr-d- bore by (nlniiel- Ji M. Mift-ersoll and many oilier residents of towns alonj; the I river in both Idaho and W n Hh I lis ten. The first ulcp in the cam paign will bo lo tufcc the innttcr before ihe slain leiiifdai urc. The HUKKeHtlon of renaming the river was made by Oolond InKer sol at a meeting of the chamber of commerce here. Some opposi tion Is expected but, according iO Colonel lui.-rsol proponents of the idea welcome a broad tliscusshui on both side.s of the iuetion. ' K:i rt v Kreneh 1 rn ppers. In the district called the river "Port ucuf" meaning "Newport." The trappers oxerclnerl a free hand In tile nutninir of the rtver, says t'ol- t onel InKcrsoi. He asserts the 1 Lewis and riarH expedition called lit the Lewis river in honor the 1 eommandinir officer H tho ex- tdoratlon party sent mil by Presi dent; Jefferson. Other trappers called tho rivr 'the Snake anil tho name h.is stuck,, despitb early oipositlon. It is declared. No definite name for the river Is behur urjied. Left Over War llvplosivcs I 'scd lo Clear Cm in I'.and Ni:W YOUK. (API-More llian 46,On farmers in 2H Htales Itave used win surplus picric nehl. lo clear 250, una acres of land and I move stumps from about 86,000 acres, according to the Amerlcun cheinteal Society. Nearly 8,000;. 000 pounds-of this explosive have been applied to njfriculture by tbo t'nlte4l States llureuu of Houds. It is estimated that tlie saving In the fanners over tho cost of com mercial explosives has amounted to $7.To.uoo, but the uctunl benefit. have been more far-reachinsr a si .. thousands of small farms hnvn had, the acr'nK'c-, of cultlvalablo land Increased. If Ms mouth waters when you reach foi a juicy plumf lie Is a . diuuyrrouH- radical. : , Jle lun't a (Trent critic unless ho has learned' to use clever phrases nobody can understand. M5V Safe Milk Far htfant) Childnn, The-Aoad' Rich Millc. Mbltnl Oar. n ext. in powder form,malce.XheFood-DrtnkforAlA4. Digestible No oolanij. A light Lunch always at hand. Also in-Tablet form. Ask for "WorlioVa," at all Fountains.. f3" Avoid Itnltiitions Substitute, More Rome lo the Rouse" Diplomat for All Nat Ions May Train fit New Austrian School VIKNNA. (AC) An Internation al school of diplomacy lias been founded in Vienna uh a department of the Consular Academy attached in the Austrian foreign office. The school Is to be made available to ul udeiiis of all nationalities, and will hetfln. Its sessions in October. The cniirMe Ih two years, and comprise history, political science, ecoiiomlcs, law and laiiKuaKes, all ih'Mt branches holiiM" taiiffhl with il vleu-onbil to- Hie sneciiil needs of nun In the diplomatic and consular th I.eKlon, PARIS, Krance. (Special) The Kreneh government has leased rt ploU of Krotindl lit Paris lo- tin American- 1'ffioii for a period of ninety. nine yenra. The Li-Kicn of Paris will, build a Lefflon elnb hoiujr on Ihe jilMt i-W. ' IH? KKAf.O, Wyo. (Speelnl)--TheJ Amenloan' flaw prosetited. ley the hue President Wilson lo I ho Moiin tuln Lion Patrol. Troop 3, Hoy Scouts of Huffalo, Wyoming, for ltslbiKnislied service In aid of the second Liberty Loan, was recently presented by the scouts to Powder Hiver Post of the American T.eRion Kbertln's friends as evidence of h here. In making tho presentation ability lo foresee the fuinri j The nnalinealioiiii for admlKHlnn to the school are a eoinprehenstve lcnowledjre of Kt'eneh and a college diploma. Claims Mode fon ScreKS, MIINIPir. (AP) Khiheth Kiber tln elnlms lo know what Is dentined ,fo happen In Germany In t Ui4-Hiil, Her pi'i'ilicllnn for ibis sprlnu, made In l-Vbruary. Itieluded failure of banks, Ihe death of several "very rich pernonaliHes beloiiKiiK' lo the financial world." and the revela tion of fraud on n lare sacle. The deaths of Stlnues am) Hclf terlch and the failure of the Neuf vllle bank ore pointed lo by Kran PURITY BREAD In the making of our bread we use only the best western hard wheat, pure cane Bugar, sweet milk, pure, kettle-rendered leaf tard, pure Worcester Dairy salt There fore a superior product. Try It La Grande Bakery IC J. McWilliams rURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD Breakfast Bacon 25c lb. MT. KMU.Y IlllAND NONE HETTKIt COSTS LESS The Grande Ronde Meat Co. KltAGRA'NT IUEKAO ts nlso nppctlslnK , becnuan the sweet nroma tempts th tnste anil a first taste of our bread makes one a reg ular Utscr of It, because of its sweetness, purity, and wonderful satisfying quali ties. Young and old hall It with delight at the table, and Hie same welcome is given our fresh rolls every morning. Gwilliams Electric Bakery W. H. Bbhnenkamp Co. s Your Kitchen As Clean As Your Parlor? WITH AN ELECTRIC RANGE in you kitchen you will never lie troubled with- scour ing the black off your cooking utensils, nor washing down the coating of grease from your kitchen walls. The radiant heat of an. elcctriclf range eliminates all this- YOU DO NOT COAT THE WALLS withF evaporated grease and particles of food like' in the ordinary methods ot cooking,, but in stead you effect a real saving, in food and' secure a delicious flavor by retaining this valuable food matter when you cook oro an electric range.. . ' THE GREATER CLEANLINESS of the electric range eliminating all burnt matches,. Ushes, dirt, odors and smoke wilt enable you at all times to compare your kitchen with your parlor for cleanliness and' no- modern home is complete without this modern equipment. AS A SPECIAL OFFER during this month and until August 15, a four-piece "Clover Leaf" cooking set will be given to each purchaser of a Westinghouse electric range. These ranges arc being offered on special long termsduring this- period. i atanBiBWHW JMmiV Ml MB W .1-19-P. West inghousc, Automatic Range For ease and simplicity you can do it best with electricity EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. Cook By Wire -: Not By Fire tV-t l X sufficient commentary . on mortal: is thf Met, that the fact that Ibe kaoakvr always has larger audlenosj, than on who iirow boijuel.