La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 28, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday? July 2V1924. , La Grande Evening Observer ' T IfiKKf KNOtM JHUWttt'Al'EB v ' Published dally and weekly at JLa tirande, Oregon, by the LA OKANDE EVUN1NQ OB8EKVSR PUBUUH1NO CO. BKUCE UENNJ8 Kdltor ntered at postotlica at Clua Mall Matter. 1 Grande. Oregon, aa Second - On aala In other cities Oregon Hotel News Stand, Port land; imperial News Stand, Portland; Multnomah News Stand, , Portland Address all communications to The Observer, Kit Adams AT., La Grande, Oregon. KUUWJKUTION BATES By Curies Oally, per month . Daily, per three months ' Daily, per six months. In advance tMdy, single copy .76o ..I4.5U ..60 By Malt , Daily, per month . ,,. Daily, per six months. In advanos ... ' Dally per year, In advance Observer-Star, per year 60o ..J2.60 ..15.00 -12.00 V, CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER Ths Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use (or pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise ' oredlted If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also ths local news herein also are reserved. . i S1EMBBH ASSOCIATED PKEBH , . . Ths Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub . .loatlon of all news dispatches oredlted to It or not otherwise ersdlted If published therein. All rights of republication of eaolal dispatches In this paper, and also the local news aersln also are reserved. , LOVE NOT THE WORLD, neither the things that aro In the world. If any man love the world, tho lovo of the Father Is not In him. 1 John 2:15. j (THE OLD 'HOME TOWN MOLD j " By Stanley ewsreED tssECT Kmw XJgWevf VV:',22--J to brrak. uwoee -me C . ,- sSJN, HUNT'S LETTER (Continued from pa 1) TW FLASHILY IS BEMNrMa STV AIM I t U, j Menially Wrong ' '' ,The horrible, revolting tragedy enacted by Jack Hoi ck when he shot his wife to death' in the presence of' their ten-year-old daughter and then with' the same gun killed himself causes an attempt to analyze a man who is guilty f;f such heinous crime. The only conclusion to be drawn is that Horck was mentally wrong; that his ideas of life were unsound and that his feeling for the woman who is the mother of his three children never was anything but brutal. The dead woman was good looking, came from ail excellent family, and bore her cross in living with a demon just , as many women do. But the horrible ending of an energetic woman is too tragic for contemplation. ; The cause of jealousy has been advanced and there may' be some foundation for that belief, but behind it all the prime cause of the crime was a mentally unbalanced man "honeycombed with streak after streak of pure cussed nesev which finally focused in the double murder. . Relatives of tho dead woman' were in La Grande yen-'' ,terday. They are excellent people-r-the kind thit make American homes, and live with respect and admiration of theif neighbors Vtna''Ksso'mtes.''''Th"e'marnage'or fjio'gii'f j to . Horck. was one of those fatal mistakes mid hoc desire W Continue her married life, unpleasant us it mur.t have I been, rather than seek again the parental roof brought her not only untimely death but a most horrible one. OFFICE CAT TflAOK MAS BBS, BY JUNIUS Alanii nil tin Kii'K miw for in lay ilny now Is silk NfuckliiM. - Pay Iluvy rollUcul IVcs. IIKI.KNA. Mont. KUIiiic fees from 179 candidates fur nomina tions for 8lule offices uml district judgeships In t lie primary election August 2f, next, paid to the s'cre- tury of state a total of JfitHS, u check of tlio records revealed. Can didates imiHt pay I per cent ol tin mi Dual Bulary of the oflietj tiny seett us a riiiiiK fee. The. uveraK mo for tint1 comim? ' primary is 947.75 each. Itlahif Kecks iovTiioi-sil " ISKATTLK, Wash. K, Klaim formerly of Seattle, by long dis tance telephone from Granitcr, wlier h now resides, announced that lie was mnilinir IiIh decjura tlon of candidacy for governor on tho democratic ticket to Secretary of State illnklo at Olympia, TIil only other democrat contesting the offlco is Mayor lien K. llilt of WuUu Walla. liinhcr Mill to Ite Sold KI'tiKNK. ore. The plant of 'Die scorn youth hits for the opln-; the Western Lumber & Kxnort Ion of a Be is only equalled ly the company at Cottage drove, which contempt with which age regards several months ago went Inlo the the yplnioiis of youth. j hands of a receiver, will be sold for $!5,tMHi If there are no ohjec- 'I'lie niHii who Imuxts Hie lomletat : tlohH nn ' Irt f the creditors. that no iwmutti Kill err txtss him, f "ceordiiiff to an order made by Ih the mtN nertoiiM ninii In lhe j J,1,1KG Hkipworth in circuit coiiri. poker K"inc after mldiiihi. cithiB them to appear .Inly Sit at - P- m. to show cauxe why the salt can history, whose countenance s havo been dimmed by the dust of tArae, bavo emerged from the duskiness that has enshrouded them for years and stand forth again fresh and vigorous w in the flesh. Pocahontas, her face scrubUeo clean. Is seen at hur baptism. I DeSoto Is seen dlscoverlnic- a I Mississippi river that no longer ' runs muddy under its burden of dust, but is revealed now as u i liquid if not a sparkling, rippling-' river. i General Burgoyne, in surrender-! ing to General Washington, t:'s3a I over a sword that is newly scout ed and shining. ' i And the "Fathers" engaged' in signing the Declaration of Inde pendence, all look as though theh frilled shirts and knee breeches' had just come from Ihu dry; cleaners. -j , Those are the four pictures Unit1 far have been 'restored. " Tim! capltol's art experts are now j working on the Landing of John Smith at Jamestown. i When that is done tbere will remain tho Kmbarkntion ol tin;, rilgrims, Tho Hurrendnr of lorc Cornwallis, and Washington He- i signing Command of the Contln ental Army. j The cleansing of these mauler-j pieces of historical art will takcj It is estimated, ut least anothei two months. Maybe three. It i exacting work, requiring the ut-! most pains to avoid marring the; lints and texture -of tho paint-j ings. - . . j Klrst the paintings are dusted. ' lo remove surface actum ilatlon or loose dirt. Then they are washed In a solution that re moves the grlimt j After this they are "cleaned" i by a solution, applied carefully Inch by Inch, which cuts away; part of the rover of varnish, in i which much dirt has becomV em-' bedded;, but which is not pit-' mitted to penetrate lo the colon, pigments beneath. The result has been to brill',1 out a beauty and color In the pic tures which have been altogethe lost to visitors at the capltol through the last score of yearn The big painting underneath th- dome, however, will not be eleiin ed. It wojld cost "to much" to build the necessary scaffolding. fmilL'.l!M!Uil..yi Mr. Out-o'-Doors MAN m If hettt year let's promise. r time, don't vontt sue this Irouer 'In ms Oiic-Malr Mill BO IKK. bin. Rolse illy will f ; The Sugar Consumption i. Judging from the case. of sugar, it is a reasonable con clusion that Americans will have what they wan when they want it without much consideraion or price. Facts About Sugar, a trade journal of the sugar industry, is authority tor the' statement that in the first six months of this year jthiS country consumed- 6,247,000,000 pounds of the sweet. Unmakes an-' average of about 56 pounds for every man, .Woman; and child in the United States, a little more than , two pounds a week per persons. i . : ,- In 1922 the average for tho first six months was about I! pounds less than in the similar period of 1921, but the flatter was about 2 pounds more each person, on the aver-! ;i.ge,consumed in the first half of last year. ' High water !''""' K",M' " 'mark in sugar consumption by Americans 'was' reached inl""" ' ''""' Vdii. then the nricc was hurher tlinn nnu- lint miwwimil A "'""v 'i-- " ilihltf limwr II,,,,, 1 ll, l f .j:.. 1 .... ....... , lM 11CA lc iiui:i-uillK .VCHI-S Wlieil ImovlliK l l"u. ithere was scarcity and restriction 'of use nf snmir. Tiii-i I -m "'' " years price is lower than that of last year, but the differ ence in consumption indicates that price is not an important LftiCtor. I A great many Venders likely' will disclaim using Hum in any such quantity as tho statistics indicate may be at tributed to each individual. l!ut sugar goes into a great 'Variety of things besides coffee ind tea cups, candy, ice tream, cakes, pies and similar edibles familiar in all house holds. The soft drink industry, which has had a gigantic growth in the last few years, consumes enormous quanti ties, of sugar. In the curing of meats thousands of tons tire used annually. Numerous industries whoso products1 never enter the mouths of any -'person cannot get along without sugar. v But sugar is eaten many times without, the consumer suspecting its presence in particular foods that would be unpalatable without it. A large part of the verage of .more than two pounds a week consumed by every Ameri can is taken unwittingly, though it contributes to satisfy ing the demand of tho nation's sweet tooth. A inun I'hmmt'H IiIh wife " Ul lie a lihiluNniihU'til tMlllorlul. Tills Hliocjtri K'l u IhiikIi from tin. Iiiilit'n. MuylH' Iho rtcrnnil linniT ' nuln lltlNilU'MU lu t(W. I, I h. .' .IilIIVM' Mi-inn lo Ik- n iiiarki-l fp used baby 'Vina . j.iu.:is in j ! 2 4 . ux uoiii- 'hitIiiki. Mmrpcl with actual ruvt'tiu.fl of '$2Z.1S.4t In Iij3, but tho li,v H. vnnir l.a iranilo crnn-iiiips rr "" '"y I'UIowh Hill bp M an- rnri-RiiInc llu' pli-axun- or radio '"I"" '" "" ii'inpari'il will. ln'uuno lhy:arn too proiiil lo auk 1 iiiIIIh in Hiss, iiiiui ,jiiiK lo llir Ihf lllllc boy li, xt door lion lo fix. """""I budK.t. uOTplcd by the illy N an mitlit. TOimrll. Taxallou tlitx year will ihIho ilit).li:i.aii. b.'lliB the urudili t A mull u.'l.loni hears the knock !u' 11 M-i"UI l-vy on the 1933 vulll- or olipoi liinlly If be pay too inueh ,i,llu" ,,r 1 .4.B7 I. nil, an eoniar- alt. nllon lo Hie knoeks of ! 1 tu w'"11 r. venue from taxallou In WATKIt VSK HIOSTItKI'IOI) THH DAI.I.KH. (Ire. AlthotiKh he Pallet! haH un ample water ai'pply. reHlrletlona on Uh use have been ordered ,y the city i-oiuiuls- B.oni'rs. that farmers nlonir Mill creek valley may save Ihelr crops, drying up ror lack of wkler. Itfcently ibe city and Mill creek farmers w. Invnlva.l In mi....,, was staled thai H. M. Anderson of i over water rlKhts hIoiik Mill creek. Ihu city woll. and has a I should not be made. The, Old. them for broach of ." " . ' "' '"""" " . nvmrrn i.uKKIIli; com mill V . II No liinltrr what uiu out of doors clutliiiiK ikmIk nuiy be, we can . supply yiiir with tin; must serviceable, salLs-fncloi-y and i-cliahlc iiici'liantlist. at a rea sonable priee. HIGH TOP MOCCASIN I'ACS (tns I proof toils. quill My, IcaOier untei'-Ki-iii. li $10 Khaki Stiaight-I.eg Trousers ' $2.25 and $3.00. Khaki Lnce-liottoni Itrccclics '$2.75 to $5.50 Corduroy Straight-Leg Trousers $3.75 to $6.00 Corduroy Lacc-I!ottum IJreeches 55.50 LOOK! KEAL UARGAINi Men's Water - proof Fishing or Hunting Jackets. Values to $2.75; Now I each iMicmcen, w.imt.,. Huh miicle nit orfr to buy tin- property at $!r,-oon. iit'l(,'linor. A fMi tun ihi nt'nr (m,iilunl Imtl 2H.:ini.ooo r-a htUlr. iio out mill ivnd tills tit your lit' us. Tin hrltt-r iiiitrkHinaii Cupttl lt- OOtllt'M. lilt' IllfU'i? Ml'H. In IIUlkt.'H, - . riiylhs: " ht'ii you firHt Ihlnk KtrnuiHiy of iiiiirriuR mo-ilH-r?" Molhrr: "Almut Ihn-. urku itf (t t lie tMTrmiiiy. tlrur.", '...- , - flnturt'iM ill'rtwhtH'k iiImiiiI trl- iutx tin litfl y i m-ii rr t-tiiirHii thnt n womlfi fill t'rfiitint' hc ytm nii tlittilr lit (Mm Intf ln-r slit is tH lit'i-Mir m ninny liinutTH itrf h'. titiitrull mill piohlnn by li tiimiKli do it All (In- world ni;y l h slar' luil II lol ol us will do will if w. K't hh si it hnii. In. Stiinc int'ii niiiko so iniiiiy tin.") iH'hh trips Ihi'V dcui'I Krt liny tuM ursN lUMimii'il, KnittedWool Outfit 1 nsnt to moKt of t lie wuter now flowing down the crwk. Krccntly Uh- city wuter coin iniHslon sunk an titiMTBoiicy wt'll, however, wlituli Ih yioldltiR- im ud dfd Hiipply of ubout I.L'ftO.iMM) ffn lotm a day. The- rum-heni may have water for IrriKution. Hani'- lmy'iH win rii rodiirtui; rvldt'iiff :hmI iiipprtviHini; p. Thr !The man who last Match paid his income laxos in lull how has something coming; to him. and 4iccordinjr to trens ury promises ho may mcive the refund in September in time to buy tho kid a new school outfit. '' Since leaving Tokio American globe flyers have gained Jl days on their schedule, thus making up some lime lost in Alaska. That is flying. 1m ;;; f'Our girls don't know how to love," writes an Ameri ! fanj singer. ..But tliey are practicing. a Kill tnlk to Inn- niotli- -r ik a prWty irocd iiidtctition ot Hit- way Hhe'M t.ilU to lnr ttUNlmint. whi-n nh Ki'lH (iin'. I'hkIo thH In your IuUk, it'llowM. "I- lliin iih-plaiii iitvMiluh'ly sari'.'" aktit tin iftisHi'Hi lmrr. "Snlt'-t on rrtith,' "ttl Hit uitikrr. m i 'ni rrri I In Ni'ijii-m-.-: 'lf you don't mind," rt iimrkt'd the man, I'll l:ik- it imp v li lit you art 7 ChHstian Kiulcavor Sorfi'tv IJifts. A IsHloN, WuhIi. The ChriHtian Knduvor iHorlfly ut tin United Hrt'lhrcn cltutch has ch-cU-d tlif rollowins offlrrrs: I'rtKuh nt. Iti'ida Kitti: vk-e nrt'8- Idi-nl. Krfd Kt-noyer; Biuret ury, Oharlit Kalnr: treuBunr. Mm. Kdlth lUfi: ptuniHt. Loriuda Kfiioyir: rorrotipondiiiK sren'tary, Mra. Dor othy Kcrffitsoii. I s iw HlKliwily C'tli'hiim l'Oi!ATKLI.O. Ida. HlBhway mm Aiti nd itiidi- st-iiooi. WHNATCHKK, Wash. With larpor attendance than u.iual for th opi'iilng day, thu vacation Kihh Kidiool started at the rresliyterian church. Nearly sou childn n were present . K. V. Knapp. Spokane. Keneral secretary of thn Inlnnl Km pin Sunday School iiHoci:itlin. who Is In charKe. unnonnt-rd thai rehearaalH for the paeeant. to In Riven July 31, win Biaii. Ten hcIiooIh iviti! reprcBented w lien th refflKtratlou reporla was Klven. I In I'rcHhyterlaiiB having 84. Mclho dlHtH fi7, OtriHtiuns 50 and Hap liBts 42. Mr. Knapp expectn ftfi new pupilH tomorrow. IMipllH in the Hehool vary In hit' from 4 lo 17 We Offer A wood r-i'oom liome, iwd iii'iik- ern, on Kant re nil Ave. Two ol-t, KinaK'. city water, HrIiIh. Tils property Ih jfood and Im priced rlRhl. Mtnsw ckbIi. balance at pur iiiontli. lluru l READ THE OIJSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS Hint In Conihliir Itiiiiawny. ST. JOHN. WhmIi. in a run away on the Max Connor coiubiio miles Noutlwast of here, a BJic't newer named It ohm was thrown In to I In- header w hleh was badly u-oki'ii up mid received ntiinei'oiiH minor wounds alujiil the body and lllllhH. A lUOMl dlH.IHtrOUB reHiilt to men, hoiHi'H and Ihe machine wan : avoided by the preavnee of mind jor Mr. Connor In fixing all brakes, (thereby Mtoppiiiff the team. 1 1 L'fiU.Od. MVnna. $L'fo cash. $;(o per month down lo mortage no on property. 4-room lioiaje con guard rails roadside obstruction "'ed with sewer on corner lot that prevent nutomubih-s from b,"r-6'' 1,1 Kod location. I'ric ttklddiiiK or pluufrini( over curves, embankments or bridRe approaches nre becoming more and more of a problem In Idaho because of in creased automobile tratlic, and road officials In various parts ol the state have for some time been exprrimentlnfr In an attempt ;o make these "BuartlH-' more effec tive. Th stale highway board has put into use a new Invention tor this purpose. $2 Special Sale Tuesday and Wednesday Only 3 Yards Imported Voile, in colors, Dlue, I'ink and Yellow. 36 Inch. 5 Yards Linen Finish Iluck Toweling- in Colors J51ue, Pink and Yellow. 18 Inch. ,Watei proof Siinil'leece Crib Sheets;' can be boiled and ironed. .60c, $1.00 and $1.8." Waterproof Diaper Bags $1.00 We have everything in rubber goods for infants. Norton's Kiddy, Shop A 6-room comfortable limn , large lot. ti5xlfl!. a low t --.-, bushes and shrubs, on K;it Y ave. It s u bargain. $li;no.ii. Terms. Itiliu cash, balimcu ar ranged. Con it nml Siv Vs. Ural MuiLcIt ri:Mi.;TuN. me, U'llllHl liv.- local m i lt.it 1 1n y xuld Niitl.'oiK ' in i;r to which sulphates w er' un d uh prrsfrvattvr were ftb-d lu Ihf liM-iil jtiHttce of Hie pface court. ;ind icuir of tit-in iippt'ared und i'Hl.1 flies ni $'-' mid i-t'MlH in each Tin- chiirgt-K were lironcht by I,. IliMili tr the slate fotnl am1 d;ilry 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 InMleii ailt-r lie had nmdf a ti l p or Inspect Ion In t he markets. Th tuis-.l were the I't-ndlettin 1 null n n company. Clove I .faf. Miiys and lt x market. Chin K' nre P-mhIIiik aiialttst the Table Supply market, according to a statement rrotu tlio Ultttrict at loiuv't oUitc , ..,..1 i,..i. I fc?5?!! I omMlsrsiK- . :11ml Moll Sin k Slolm Vmr Ak. I Ni:wi'oitT. wusii. a i rmit-ii IsiatfM itiall Hark Mlolt-n frulil I he jflrvnl Niirtlii'rn ilfpol Imtm on Hi-p. (h'inlit.r -I IiihI year was rtmnd hy jwurkiii.M) t'ltKUKt-tt In ti'iirlnK clown an ol. I hulliliuf. a hair mil.. wh lot Niport. Tlii suvk hail bi.ii rtit open ami rlfli'il. La Grande Investment Company lNlil;i) itiiAi.ioitH llillnhlo AkfuI.h for K. llnhln Innurnm Compniilrt. 1201 Ailnnw Ac nmiD 7.a PAINT If it is l'aint you need, I liave l'AINTS - VARNISH STAIN - LEAD - OILS AND VARNISHES F. L. Lilly Hardware ' ' " -Thone Main 85 yw ICcfuml In ics to liullnn. YAKIMA. Wash. The counly commissioners will have to tssui emergency warrants for $M7- to refit ml taxes paid by l'eter Jensen, Indian, nccurdlng to a decree by Superior Judge A. W. Hawkins. J's,' Paid bis taxes while refns- J J .. I from the government, which high er courts have held Is his rlfcht.i There are said to be many similar eases, whoreby the counly will lose taxes Tor road ami district Im provement. , TIIK collar Ami cup on this frock compromised with the rult you s here. And Inckteniallv II Ueiinirlici Woman llt. WKNATCMi;i:. Wash. Mrs Maty llnreita Trevt. age 22. died at her home. Hhc is surived by her husband. The funeral will tie held Saturday at Snohomish. Word Was received of the death of Miss Nf 11a Woods at I'niou K'ttti titis YV.....I. glvrH n much mora tmminii line In1, )n ,-helan county from Janu- ' u i, J,, i. Pi".iiMBPy , to March 15. 1S24. being In without IL Thin te on or1l.c,tht , of lulH.ri.u,0II,II ,,.H. smartcM of knltt W(Ool out lit, u,, yhe Mt hm D en(er , Always room in your vacation kit for a VEST POCKET KODAK Here cial lens. is the with V. P Spe-anastigniat Price S1.J.00 Red Cross Drug Store iSarp" practice Doiri lot l lK. oilier fcllov iRlk yon out ol lilotlry. )our crop Has cut ofP a mani cKanct? It Is Ihu result f n wlioie Jem 's linnl work nml , s suili should (. tari'fiill7 silent anil raii'fnlly luvestoil. Winn you nwil any ail liv or Kiuiisel on riuaiKlal llinll.Ts fwl rriH) lit roll iiihiii any imiiihcr of tills liank. Thin Is a regular pari of our M'rvloa anil Im yours lor the asking. , Eorjr brain h or our liank Is rim lor your tiersoual i-omiiihnii) In Imjikliue. We Milieu jour aeeuuul. TfJW.v