La Grande evening observer., July 24, 1924, Image 4

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THE L'A' GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER
Thursday July 21924.
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La (if aii d e L vening Observer
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THE OLD HOME TOWN
." ; 7' Br Staaley
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PURE RELIGION and undefilcd before God and the
'- Father Is this, To visit tho fatherless and widows In their
: ; affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world.
James 1:27.
- Bank Robbers of Today
'"' No longer need the movies show pictures of holdup men
on horseback robbing a bank. Them days are gone for
ever. Right down in Portland our own metropolis the
automobile bandit is getting in his. work holding up the
blinks as he comes to them. ,
,Y. . Thus the gasoline engine, has brought its thorns as
well as its roses, and soon we may expect to sec an air
plane land at a safe distance, an automobile drive up to
it with a bank's money and the bandits with a whirr of
the big paddle sail off to some other land. It'sa great
age and she has just started. Faster and faster yet we
will go and no one dare guess the limit.
Wheeler
.. .When' Senator Wheeler of Montana deserted a man
iike Davis, the Democratic nominee for president, he com
mitted a political offense, for whatever may be said alxmt
th New York convention, whatevei mav he Kiiiil nbimt can-
tfttitafoa nl oil nnvfina Tlnufa ta o trnrtA mnn n atifa mttn
WUHWH Vf ... H .IVU) ' ' MJ I. ...M, Mw lllll H .......
J end's man who isAdupdnyy;qujpr)oj ijv glytesmanship.
I j . Wheeler, on the other hand, is a radical of tho pro-
s pounced type. Ho has rode the wave during Montana's
j Shard times and has acquired political prominence sufficient
i to send him to the senate, but ho is not a man to be cle-
jvated any higher!
Darrow, the Invincible
Clarence Darrow, tho great attorney, instead of making
a fight in the courts for Loeb and Leopold who killed the
little Franks boy in Chicago, quietly said to tho court,
f'my clients are guilty and we ask no acquittal, wo will
tmake no fight for acquittal."
1 But the resourceful Darrow thought deeply when he
gave such advice, lie knew it was impossible to clear
.these two young men except possibly on a technicality
Svhich public sentiment would not' accept. Therefore he
took the other course, and now will very likely appear be
fore the court before sentence, is passed to show that the
!two rich yo.ung murderers weia mentally unsound and
therefore should be detained in an asylum rather than
Jput to death to pay for their crime.
) 1 -Of all, the, Jean) profession Clarence Darrow is one of
the, shrewdesti-
J TM' I NlW tV.TEWT MOB HAMOiBf At- JIT JIT BB
-v Ion -this tsieser comms soy- 11 '' ry j
jjjjpjf-' -yijp" '
me MOP HIDLB? SALESMAN WHO &3f ftU
I BREEZBD mrro tcwm Bi.ew tub rlf''
TOP OFP THt? MYSTPRY C0NCeNIN ftV """ W
EtseeT oSB)s souRce or .'-dJMff' etzj
V .f-.W. !-!,. -- - --,
Sunday giving swimming lossons.'lp
worms. In other words they . went
It is hard to guess llie Iihimiio of
some eniployw by the way tliey
spend their monry, but it's easy
enough to guess tho outcome.
.
Personality is something 1 which
permits a man to take borrowed
money as If granting tho favor.
Instead . of wrltlnu the Bible
down to the people, why not edu
cate the people up to the Hihii..
f'O-Ol'KHATION.
Ssy, doctor." xaiil the branny
scrubwoman, "yer gcltlir a perty
good thing out o' tciiillitg that rich
Smith boy, ain't yi'r?"
Well," said llie iliH'tor K-ri'lly
amwiol. "I get a nrctiy noud fee.
yes, wiiyy" '
"Well, imh-. I 'one jer wnn'i fcr-
un thai my Willie threw I ho hi-li ji
tliat 't 'iiu."
, ...
An executive Is a man who can
take two hours for lunch without
hindering production.
SPANISH I FVBM4ij W
OWNER& DEMitVI . ii i
KXORKITA NT RK.NTi' ! !
Norblail Jhx'ilucs Job.
OFFICE CAT
TRAOfc flAUK
BY JUNIUS
i-stuuiacli.
I'iMlpIl llM'il lO go lU
tlilrslhitf Mr knowkMlge
only tliii-Htln;.
I'm too miM'li at (lie iiioni'v lliut
hlll-IIK llolt'H III IHM'kCiM 1((MH fol ill!1
Ntiifr that tini'iiM holi'N III liinut'ilt.
An Air?ttulM doff ulwuya IooUh
llko ho had Juunl hail now a, A Lu
(Jramlr- mitn who owiib one, i-fplipH
hul nil jMredait! Im ulwuya propur-
il for uny klitu of tii'WH,
Two thliiRH peoptP Ht.ti
It hard to l!ani' to do urn to nhut
hp door and to nil tit tliolr mouths
PHILOSOPHY.
Win: n h bit or Hiinshlnn IiIIh yt.
Aftr paHfliiiR of a cloud:
When a fit of lauffhtor ri-Ih y.
And your spine is feeling proud:
Ion't forgot to up and fling it.
At u soul who's fouling blue;
Kor tho inoniont you Hllng It,
' It's a boomerang to you.
tfTOrtIA. On-, Thfc prcKHiiro ol
niB private practlco would not per
mit him to give adequate attentiun
to extra, work; said A. W. Nor-
blad. local uttorni-y. who nnuounc
ed that ho would not accept tin
duties of special prosi-ctitor in uro-
mnv us'n",'t'on ''"H"'! in ('lutHop county
iir. isorhliid was appointed us spe
clul prosecutor by fiuvt-mor Pierce
No word has been received as to
what further action the governor
may take In the matter. .
Mll"0M'
I tabid I1 Hootti SenlO:l.
.PHNII.KTON,Ore. An Hivesli
giillon of sagebrush Is nil adjacent
to Irrigiiled tracls In the west end
of the county was made by Itov
Kugute and K. K. Garlotih or the
bureau of biological survey and
Kred Henuton, county aff nt. to find
suitable locations for placing pol-
hom lor Jack rabbits. The rate ot
An Oitkoii phikt piihlMtfd mi lincreuse of jack rabbits this vein
nrivvrtisciiiciit ror n blnck pig, Willi was eMlluiuted at twice that ot nor
white spots, that had M rayed. rain-Jnuii years.
bled (Meaning tlie pltf. not the j-juch pulr of rabbits has raised
iVpulN). A few days later llie edl-:rj young oiu-h this year, he esti-
No eow wus ever accused of be
ing too fresh.
MUItCIA, Spain ( AP). A land
lord-tenant controversy has a?
peared In the province of Mutcia
and involvis- many furnis, whos :
tenants have for fceneralions leas
ed them from the land proprie
tors. Tho tenants have appealed
to the king to use his iiifium
to prevent their . ejectment until
the new rural code lias be.i
lrufted. which wilt make it im
possible for the landlords to eject
tenants except when they Uo not
pay their rent.
Giving only, a month's uotic
before the annual leases were, lo
expire on June 24, the land owl -
rs demanded increased rents.
numerous cases the amount Ireini;
doutde that heretofore paid. Tin
tenants also were notified that in
case they refused to accept the
new rates they wo Jld bo ejected
without ; remuneration ror im
provements they had made on the
property.
Most of the tenant-farmers hu.!
erected their own homes on the
farms and feur that these will
tall into (he bunds of the' land
owners If they do not sign th.
new leases at the increased rent.
Alien llejei ied In Kii-huul.
LONDON. AP Aliens who
were refused permission to laud In
(he t'nited Kingdom in I H-M to
tnlled 3.173 us against l.it'M in
I 22. The rejected included H7 1
ttalluns, 4S7 Kreitch. 3frS Oeriuaiiri
and about lull Americans.
tor received a fiastiil from a rrlend
In Callfoi'iiin, Haying that he hsd
seen th pi"- wnitHiig along the
roast. In the opinion of ,
the pig was some traveler or else
llie advertising was high powered.
"I'm going to fire that proof
reader," said the editor.
"What for." asked the assistant
editor.
"Why. he's In the habit of let-
find! ting funny mistakes go through
and bring them to (he column
ist's attention.
If a man hns sunshine In his soul.
lit fliHirt need moonshine In hi
mated, us against a normal fttmiK
of 1 0. From one poison bait set
near Irrigon recently Mi rabbits!
were killed within 21 hours. The!
same poison, strychnine on chopped
ulfulfu, will be used in I'mutilla
county. ..... j
A number of the
ployen were iminne th
Old Settlers. Will Plen'e,
Al A ItSHKI KLD, Ore. Port Or
ford during the middle of August
is to repeat the annual old settlers'
picnic and athletic stunts which
was the order of the gathering
which was inaugurated last year
with notable success, and this s-a-
offico em- son there lire promfscftof a larger .
who spent attendance. I
FLY
FLU
(uaianU'cd (u
Kill Flics
Two sizes
Doc and 5 lie
Red Cross
Drug Store
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i THE MAN who jF? . MU.
v! ' ).eej efcreant with , tf Kl'7 '!'
trio times rehc3 on I Q A W V
W The FLORSH"IM .'. JfiRf I K
Hi SHOE ior style lhat ; lU ft -
i;:. is cmart good- AjJSUT ' M
,iJ Tfcw -ids! . IL
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Keeping to Right Side
Back in the old days when motor chivalry and min lrKv
were part of the unwritten code it would not have been
necessary to call the attention of "road hogs" to their
Annoying and unlawful practices. Today it is. Every holi
day and every week end emphasizes the need for some
clrohg-nrm squad to keep on the right side of tho highways
tho thoughtless and deliberate driver who regards the en
tire road as his.
There is a species of mania, akin lo thai, of speeding.
Hint prompts some drivers to "hog" the road in such
laahlun that the lawlully regulated vehicle in llie
(.annot possibly pass. This privilege is guaiaiiteet
(railing car by law and the refusal lo make wav for
a violation of the motor statutes.
V Drivers of courtesy need only a horn toot to make way
for the car behind. The other style of driver needs tht
tVaffic cop and the sooner the cop gets into action tin
more regular will driving become.
a
rear
the
it is
Settlement of an estate of a New York man who died
less than two years ago. cost more than $:M0,000, exclusive
of taxes paid for administration and commissions. What a
lot of fun deceased might have enjoyed if he had distrib
uted that sum during his lifetime.
M Portland his signed another contract for a pew bridge.
(Jet ready for more fireworks.
.' ' The school of experience never gives out any diplomas.
Lincoln Owners Endorse Union Non-Detonating Gasoline
' -v: Is -There'
Aristocracy in a Motor. Fuel?
fAWJttVi"'
3.
Many More Like This
Thin is but one of ttw Inboratuty roonia
in our girHt rrwareli building wheie
Isiiir stuff of rxpriirm-fxi cbrmisls and
frnmucrts spends its time in gunrding
the qustity of Union Oil piodurts
iM in scHtchina for nrw wsyn in which
tc improve mi.ierk'n-ittra alicudy Uevtb
upcj to a high ilrgice.
I Union
THERE isan aristocracy of products as well as an aristocracy of
brains and culture. -
Su h products arc those which arc developed to the hishc.-.l point
orediciency, quality or value of whatever kind they arc supposed
to possess.
Union Gr.-Joline, designed tonakc fine motorcars givqlhcir best
performance to their owners, is of this class r.nong fuels.
The care, skill, experience, and facilities we bring to bear on i
production are simply the best we can arrange for, or purchase or
create. - ,
There arc certain features that it offers. -
Union Gasoline lia.i the quality of non-flctoimlum which means the
elimination of "knocking" on hills, and in slow, heavy pulls, quicker
acceleration, and a smoother, more vibrationlcss speed.
The cost of Union, regardless of its qualities, is no mure lhan
that or other good gasolines.
, All, therefore, can take advantage of it.
Union OH Company
of California x
NON-DETONATING
G
asoiine
HEMSTITCHING .PLEATING
PILLOW CASES
Stamped and hemstitched on good quality tubing
, At $1.00 Per Pair
BUFFET SETS :
Stamped and Hemstitched on linen finish'
Indian Head
At 60c lo 75c
Closing out our lino of
BELCANO FACE PACK
At One-Half Price
Only a few jars left.
Norton's Kiddy
Shop
Button Holes Stamping; Buttons Covered
CAKES
TO SUIT EVERY OCCASION. . 1
It may be a wedding cake, birthday cake or any
kind you may wish. See our display at
y rATTISON BROS.
Gwilliams Electric Bakery
jOharp-practice
has cat ofP man
a mani cKance
to succeed "
Don't let tin- other fcllo v
I ii Ik jou mil of jour crop
money.
It Is tin rt'siilt of a whoi
nu-'H hard u oik ami as
Mich Mmiiltl he carefully
bH'iit anil carefully Invested.
When oii need any nd
v Icf or counsel on financial
matters feel free to cull
upon any ineiiihcr of Ihl
hank.
This Ik A refill lor part uf
our hervlce anil is jours for
the asking.
Every brnncli uf our bank
Is rim for your personal
-onvetileuce In banking.
'ti bolicil your account.
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