La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1924, Image 4

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Wednesday,' July lfilOgJ
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TIJE.t.A GRANDE EVENING .-OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
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1 AM Tllij
John 14:0
WAV, TUH TillTil, , ANU Tlllj 1,1 I'll.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
' 1 CoT (j..i rt
HAM IC JIIMJT
WC Tow
MAW THAT.
WD BlK'DS
niour ycari.
l-XTTCK 60-
Ufa! ' e ' " .'si
- By Btfinley
HfFAfrC- tV-l
I tAY WOW
HE 5
to stay?
5 -vsy'
PAW PfJBRJfJ?; .JUST. .BOUT
EXHAUSTED -THE FAMILY PLOCK
HIS50J EGBERT SUPPUED VK1TH FKrlEO CHICKEN-"
SB"'-
; Ford A Cooltdge Man ' :
Jf tiny doubt for a moment that Henry Ford is not it
vtry stionp; ndvocule of Culvin Coolidge for president,
remove the doubt. Yenterdny VV. C. Perkins , who repre
sents tho Fold Interests in. La Grande, received it fine
picture of President Coolidge framed in a handsome de
tfjfii. Accompany ing it was u-letter from : Henry Ford.
It was not from the Ford Motor company, but from the
personal office of Mr. Ford, and in that letter he told of
his 'admiration for the president, asking that the picture
Ih accepted in the spirit in which it was given. '
; fine. That means Henry Ford has started thp ctim
paign. It means that every Ford dealer in the country
wilh be pre.se n ted wjth a Coolidge picture and n statement
of Mr. Ford's high opinion of the president, Of .course,
it does not mean that all Ford dcalein will be for Coolidge,
because this is a free country and no doubt among the
Foril representatives there are many strong Democrats,
i However, it must be admitted that the support of Henry
P'ord and his far-reaching influence is of greuter value to
nny'candidate than all of the political patronage. Yet, Mr.
Coolidge seems to have both. -,
OFFICE CAT
er jvmus.
A Shock :
m . tl i iK.il SUM Ml
- Jt. G. Anderson, at whose funeral bier business nnd
professional men of 1 Ln' Oriindo gathered yesterday, was
an excellent man, a good citizen, nnd a man who followed
hi trade with the ever-present idea of rendering service
and giving value receivod for all compensation. There is
n lot to a life such as this, After nil, it is the lives pf
mon like Mr. Anderson that form the great background of
Americanism, That he should have mot his dentil from
a fall is strange and shocking as well. Many times he has
donft work in hazardous places but this little job thirty
feet in jthe air proved to be the one Hint caused the final
accounting.
No one can tell when the time will come. The Masons
held their ritualistic services over his remains yesterday
afternoon nnd interment will be made in his old homo town
in Minnesotu. Thus, tho life of a good citizen went out
almost in an instant. With proper tribute he was laid
"to rest, nnd the world moved along without him. Shocking,
yes,, shocking Iwcause of Its suddenness,
Our Ink Man
We notice where . tho heud of the California Ink com
pany just got married. .We have been buying from that
.fluy for x long time, and little did we realize that he was
so infatuated with China, that when it came time for mar
liage he would dress na a Chinese and his bride would
dve3 us ft ChineHe princes. That's what happened, ac
cording to the dispatches, and we just wonder if he Is
one of. those extremely rich chaps whone whole thought
is for something different,. or U he a follower of Confus
cious hut pretending to be an American.
S I m -I u 'lor Ih a man who ulv
ft'l loo mllr oiil of h air V
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SI UK KNiil
Two Dni's th& J'll own
WHh 1110 nmko a lilt; '
llalifiH you iln"t Hlurl
; ' Voh wpn'i hnva to null.
,
HnjouVp tlitr.kitifr of n trhi
Or oi tnil tho world. Won't U hf
ln lly 'XiH'nHlvt?M
"Not fitt onff mm I only llitnl;
Mhoul H."
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VUil M ik.i, auk:-
. "ffflt 111,1 Jflllll," UMfhilCt1 thn
plHI-KMll Will, "Willi' 40lllt
Tlnm nrn lHirlir in I he pjiiXt-v
ii they liin catliitr . my iju."
"Well, uhiii td wm tttvv, iiiiiiii
Mi'il iNtlin, if t) Unit fucr, "M,
flrt Ilicy ilic in tho Imm.m'," ,
;. Our lii-Hl lii.M.. oslliiiitlora linv.
H"'iu for, riHiUi ("i"'P"t( ut I Mn
ypiir.,- rii Ih i)o'Mn't Inchiiln Hit
vj,w of iMienjy HMf "t In. rumiiH;
oi;t Die :latit. linwcvcr.
Miml I'nlltH can kImiw tii'iniit4tiis
ilHllUMlUlnii DVIT IHllitli'lH Mftll-S
iprcidlly when tUvy nit coin
.mllUM hy nicnilu'irt .or flu )i'ty
to wliic.i llicy Wo not Ih-Inhh;.
I.ITIlltAltY XOTI-:
There's only iunt sort of lllera
turo iliiu hits iriiiit in 'very llin.
and 'Hint's Die hulclior's hill.
Afnv n loud nnd imhIoiikci) rx
(urtitiinti tin. im-nchcr tulh-d Tor
trMJnipnlitK devout oiuiic Indv
of i-olur ui-osi' nnd should, hrr
Mory, idtMi Ah huh hi ihr
nliniH oh do dcMdl, mi' tmdto Ah
ih (n dp uhuiH or dc liind."
A huhrd hut tvxclird from
lhi hm-k or llir riNini lnt(rrtii(ttl
In.4: Mini n dale ro tomorrow nlli
Slrtll'l"."
Whim 'Vr I hiv a fish, T think.
Tin tiling I moat nlinlri.
However imieh ho exercise.
He never run jiernnire.
A l.ii (irtindc head or the fnm-
II v waitiH It nii!er-tiwt (hat when
hi -onies down ttifUrs aiii iwits
iut th cat, It' llnu' rnr Hit yomtx
man t no limn. ; ; v
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What this country- nted htvfew
-r Hi'hoolH for tho'dfuf and dumb
.nnd moro for Hie strietty dnmh. '
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. -;WAHV,.''. $rS.1-- '..'
fltawo Hand: 'pifj. you nay-theHO
slftKn dlrt'tlons rttllwl-for' av win
dow or it widow?'" ' ; J '
Munutfer:, "I m 'wllidowbyt
they're niueh alike. " When I jt' I
nar eiHier of thorn, I iiiwnya look
out.:'. ... -
A far-away look In a maiden1
iMuff noi wix'4arlly hMlintti
tho tf.ir k iMfl!, . :
Ut njuniln Franklin got h dt
Him on tho $ton hllla, hut a Im
(Irande resident would he allsflo
If n could rcI hls Ijonds on oiiiu
or theip. . . , ,; -i
raw
rinmli HecotVOi lf.
MRPFOttn, Ore.. 1. y, Vo'n
iyite, a trustee qf First Mcthodivl
KpiBeopal churrh, U In ho hospital
atifrerlna from kopIoiui iiijutiflu smit
latned Saturday night iu an unto
Diohiln accident ; wlilp- ret urn Inn
home from vpoflal services hi the
ehurch. , , - ;
The conRrefralloii of First churefi
nt a messenger to me hospital
lo extend iU sympathy. When tlni
inesiicnKftr returnad, I19 hrmiffiit
ImeU a voluntary sulwrriptton 0
sriiiit from Mr. Van Dyko to Ih1 In
rinded in Hie $5, t00 raised at the
detllefttlon services. This sum rlcor
ed (he Indebtedness on lio I05,-
000 invetitment on the qow cdiiict
nnd equipment. When ''the Kit)
wus announced the. congregation
burst into tear. 7,
Yield of' County Expect-
ed to Bo About 75 Per
. cent of Last Year; Dry
,; Grain 40 Percent.
nAKRn, nrc. (Hppciai) . rut.
'Pit ot Biln In Uakcr; county
sinnca jiny 16. Tim cQuntj' ovrr,
age ot Irrlfraled wlicat will run
ahout 76 per cent of the la;:t
yli Kl, wllh dry . wheat averiiKliiR
nm iq vxvp-f-d to per cent of that
qf last year. - y
"rain, production or lCasle and
Pine valleys, will be near normal.
In former yfars r-rod! bo Illy of wu-
ter. prevailed and water. has pone
to wuste and the drrnrxK of this
sntison has only, diminished Hip
supply, lo an amount amply a-le-'IVUte.to
the needs of the lisors.
O.ihes teelfons of the county, huir-
V'er, have encountered an all-season
water shortage.
neut .or alfalfa hay prom ses
onnunfl, t& ; per -pent of;a normal
tannutre. However, with thB linni i-
liiln-nurpus nnd . tho heny
carryover from, IPS3, " n. wipus
"Horlageof huy supplies Is aBtloi-
BHirn ,-iik. live , sloe operulers.
,1'lmothy ipj wld hay eultlhs.
..nir ir' prirKt-nMijiK uii-
ilpr cxefllpnt wealhfr conillliOBS
oj)(l no onsls leneoimlereil from
ruin -op" down bay, , '
'.illlRllr ranee is'.repoileil In itood
nliupo.'hut. wllh u uospe;t of ffross
nryinir out lute-Ill Sllinliier. Hiooli
on the mountain range is in spl.-n-
lm oolHllllon eenerallv . hut ; the
fooling; prevails that fu.t hcet may
np. he expected -'in niinibers this
fitll. utile on tho hleli ransre are
hplinr driven to the lower country
for waler.
it wus reported lust week that
horses In tho foothills Mick of lin
ker, where the rnire Is' fenced off
from the valley hy barbed wire,
wore already stifffrlng' from luck
oi.- water, as ull streams In that
vicinity were dry, und-tinlcss ini
lifedlute steps were taken 'to pro
vide access to water . tpo'- horses
tvpuld die. ' . .'
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IS THE
LAST
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July Gl
OF OUR
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GET YOUR SHARE OF THESE EXCEPTIONAL
.VALUES
Every Article In The Store
REDUCED
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REPORT GIVEN
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I Yq'4 Will, find our J T' I
shop to ht . vorit- I
tffi" able wonderland of FSl
jTjf new iteas and ere- I j
ju ations. Too nro in-
K vlled to come tin JJT K
and look around .ot jfl Jj .
rW any time, li 1
9U ' Buy It At l
Sm Rtchanlfion'a Art ' JnSj
. & ciirt shop
MAUHIIFIKr-n. Ore.
Otevery tijrn In tbelr Investigation
Qf f thn fiendish lputttation an
prohahlo murder of T( toothy IVtT
tlH, coloretj, whone botly was found
Howling hi t'oos bay Kitiirdy.y, of
t'ictnla were hopeful additional In
irniatlnn might h n-Yeal at an
adjourned session of tho coroner's
innucst. . An autopsy fulled to re
vi itt wliother ivttlH, who .Uiuap-;
m-urod July 6, following' a flijlit
HAI.IOM, Oro. (fipoclal) Tho 041
anal mnort of Mr. A. K. Ivanhoo.
.named aohool sgprtntondent of I'nlon
country, bus been received by 4.
A. Churchill, state superinteudoni
of schools. It shows that thorc
uro 170 tcachcra n I'nlon county
and un enrollment of 40GT pupils.
Tho attendanco wus
Men' teachers received an aver
age monthly salary of $i(iti.ufi and
women teachers f 1.10. 30.
A total of JO!) pupils were pro-
hutidings In tho country and fH'o
two-room buildlnRS. Tho county
has fifty-fivo achool districts.
Wllh sailors from a veiling 'l'rtltidJmou'" r,om " grndo to
Htiites dealroycr, dtca from drownf ,,,p whool nt tho end of the
ipg or from loss qf Mooct previonn.yr onlnido the pity.of la Clrundo.
iha UliVlMK, tpPt tllfowti .Into tlicj According to tho report, . thorn
!my.' - ; '' 'am ihb'ly-ritx one - room wrhool
To Build Willamette
Valley River Bridge
SAl.KM, Ore (Ar Tho lilffh
way nommlHsion Tuesday awarded
a contract fur I ho construction pf
n Wilhimefto river bridge at Air
buuy to the t?nion J -rid fro com
pany, of Portland, on bids ,' of
iMfi,S0fi aulimitted June U.
t'ons: run ion will Mart ul once
and Is expect cd lo ho finished by
October 1, J 036.
Ah-lcan His hop lo l'rcshp.
"WKNATrj-IKK, Wnsh. HiKhop
W, 8, Johnson of f'apetown, Af(i
cn, will pr chide at tho Columbia
HiVor Methodist Kplscopal confer
ence hero Keptenibor .1. lllshon
Johnson has been a rcadont bish
op for 'eight years In Africa. In
his off lr In 1 capacity ho lias trav
eled 2;i,oon miles In one yenr.
PROTEST O.A.G.
CANNED COODS
1 SAl.KM., Ore. ( AP) CliarftinK
that 'tho student Instruction cun
Vry .of the Orouen 'Krlcultuinl
oolleiro has temporarily demoral
ised tho canned fruit market lii
qrrorlns lots of studcnt-cnnlieil
fruits on tho commercial markets
at cut prices, the cannery opera
tors of the central Wlllumotlo val
ley have protested lo President '
Kerr. . , - - ;,.
. There seems lo he a trrowlnj?
belief that the Constltuilun Kiiiir
untoes every man tho inalienable
Hsht to hold a public Job.
RKAIt T1IF, lf,ASSIPIi:t AIK
Choice of Two Evils
Failure of this country to follow the vokuc of the lii(rh
Spanish comb which hu Income no popular in European
cnpitiiU is nttrilmtcd liy toiirnBi, jewelers and dealers
In prevalence of the Ixihhcd hair In Ameiiai.
Tho leopard may change his jipots, hut hohlied hair
will not accommodate a Imira Saniiih comb of ivory or
tortoise, and Uitwoen the two we don't know which jy
the uglier hair slopplnir ulniut the eyes uml onre or a
inwtulKtrance nn th top of tho head making a woman look
liko n crowi lietwoun a huff cochin lion and n Japanese
Geisha In full holiday nttlro.
To those ijitereslcd tho difference between fundamen
ttilippi mid modernism looms bijr just now Iwcuuse of the
perspective from which they view the subjects, but we
havo an idea it won't cut much Ice when it comes to sep
arating the sheep from tho goats.
A trip that formerly took two hours tun lie made in twenty
mingles with the cor. And you can spend two hours look
ing, for parking spuca.'
5iarp " practice
has cut oPP rnaiv
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a manj Chance
linn't li( lie iMher fello v
tnlk yon nut 11 your rsip
money.
II Is tho result or wbnl.i
year's lianl . wtH-k mul ?
such .lmulil Im1 rartriilty
sM'iil mpl carefully invoMo.1,
When joii x himmI any ml
lii ir omiitM-l 011 rtiinr)l
ninltcrs feel frN In coll
utHHi mi) HiinilM'r nf tills
linsik.
1'IiIh Is n re(rul.tr . part of
our Mrvh-o mul s yours tor
1 lie a-.lt Mm. , .
i:ery lumiM'li nf mir hank
Is rim for . your prrsnnal
conviiilciico In bKHkinx.
We illell jour aiTnimt.
-The perfect oil for frying, for shortening and for mayonnaise making.
Amalzo makes better foods with less effort and more economy.
ELEVEN ADVANTAGES OF AMAIZO OIL
.1, Frits beautifully, thoroughly, quickly. l:
2. Does not mokc at cooking temperature.
3, PoeB not carry the flavor of one food to another, so can
1 be used over and over. t . . . .
4, Heats quickly.
5. Measures easily and accurately. .
6. Blendu rapidly with other ingredients.
7. Necessitates no melting.
8. Makei delicate, delicious cakes is an ideal shortening.
9. Maintains the delicious natural flavor of foods.
10. Does not curd in mayonnaise.
11. Its can ii dustiest, rustless, easy to handle and store.
Send for the free
Amaizo Cook Book
Mmcaiping mny aid) to pec4 nJ dcUclouaness of result. '
Write today to 111 West Monroe St., Chicago, III.
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