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

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Newspaper Page TextFriday. November 28, lOgj, TTTR Mi (IRANDFi EVENING OT5SERVETJ THE OLD HOME TOtVft By Stanley OFFICE I i n l.u . ,nii r 1. , . . La Grande Evening Observer . , . 1 - ;'. r ' iniii:im::xii:vi' .i::ws('.Vr'i:ii Tif IIh1io1 ilnllr nml wnnlcly nt l.u (irnndo, Oregon, lty llin I.A (lllAN-liH KVI:NINI UliXKUVKIl l'lllLIHIIINtl CO. ' I i ' MIH MtiKBlii : ,7.. ; a .Torn --.-'. mi liitnfv: iiknnih ., Editor Kntored at pimturrirp Clans Mull Slnllm nt Ijl tiramlc, Oregon, as Second Ou salo in oilier cillcs OifRiin Hotel .NVwa Ktand, i'orl (and; Imperial NVwuluild, l'orlland; -M nil noma li .N,wn filuiKl, Portland Address all coimniinlonllons to Tin; Observer, Hid Adaum . Ave.. 1-a Cimnitr, Or.-eon. i MiiiscitiiTiox it.vii:s Ily Cari'lol lally, per monih' Iiaily, per tllreo months Daily, per six months, In advanco Dally, siniilo copy Ily .Mull Dally, per month Uully, per six months, in advance Dally, par yonr, In udvanco Observer-Slur, pnr your ...... ..c 2.S5 H.10 Ic BOO 2.i0 tii.oi) 12.011 CITJT AND COl NTir OI'-l'ICIAf, i'Al'KIl MK.MHHH AKSOCIATKl) 1'ltKHti Tlio Assoclnlc.il Press 1h exclusively entitled to nun for pub lication or all new dispatches credited to It or not olhrrwlhO credited If pulillHlioc! therein. All liiilila of republication ot special dispatches' In this pnper, and also the local news herein also aru reserved. i-.Mtofit not to mk unir: doin. l-'or riches certainly make away. Proverbs 211:4, 6. censo from I lithe own wts IheimielveH wIiikh; l hey ily Y'jusa -way :i Still KJrr' CAT TRACK HANH DIO. Byjutitits Tlur Imlr nmy Ik tluk i'iyhviiIiir 1 ;:!"' r n unmmi hut llu lukhlwd j jhiiii- will ivmitiil (t thai. Hi is' lv t H0PWa FOft.A CALL. OLE DOC PILLtiBURY mWOUTOP'HlS Oft-iLt VitnyfJ ff ALL InKOOQH Y65TtFUYi UNII1SR HOUR . MB VAS STILL iWfcfcL- VHfiti POP japgN&P UP HIS STOKfS 1W MOftlllNq t:l hnd tiK fl rrmvii. I The vry iiMt t!iin; Home fi'l- II own Irani abotil a la how tit !tilt it. ftown Ih u drcKi'iit Ivvicc Die lolil, iotMii rhynif. 'I'ltuCs liartlly stran'i' v. lien you (t)titil(,i' thai In ihr N i ) tl M ' laiiKiinm', "nwifur Is -tMiHl' whilr .luiir" s 'I.olttiot.Hi,' , ' "iJut 8iir )y," uroO Jonon, "HtH rK Ih Ix-lli'vliiK." ".Nt)' nt i:i'HHitrlly." ri-plli'd Itrown. l-'ur iiiMlani-i', J him- you vvory tiny." AVt liuvt' hotli imrtiv tuliri'iiitn. hunr'lM of 1)1k men in i, but inoHl of thorn urc 0. A. C. Students Fom ' Right, Mr. Coolidge It is recorded in the minds of the pi'esa cnwd at Was'i insUm, D. C:, that Calvin Coolidge, president of the United States of America,- aftei eating a- hitf moal' with Ore&on html) as the meat course, actually broke the Coolidge silence and fiom the inner heart of a well-fed man ejaculated, "i'hat is tlie best lamb X Have ever eaten.' : The president is right again, lie could never have had riuch a lamb unless he had secured the other lamb from the Portland stock( show which was bid in by William Pullman of Uaker, after winning all the blue ribbons that ere offered. This priao lamb was evidently a twin to-the o.nc shipped to the White House for the Coolidge dinner. !, An humble sagebrush editor was favored with a leg of tJie lamb Pollman bought in1 the prize ring, and we can jbin President Coolidge in his high tribute to Eastern Oregon lamb as an exceptionally fine meat. . The merit of tlie Oregon lamb increases when it will cause the silent Miv Coolidge to ejaculate about its fine qualities. ' AImIuI Itulnaan Kahniy, , om-- tf La Grande XumbeV 20 lunlH; WIIHuni .Muknim ohlcl, . ' : iminin'nt Coptic nii'mluT of the I iialionaliHt dfli Bntioii. ami Hara: una I'aaha, who wua urIou! a udnlMti -r or the intrriol'. Arroi dliiff to' -stati'iiu nls In ttt ' rirlal i"rtTs in London Thur. i lay nlh'ht the nu-n urn-hU-il wciv ! wlikdi iMohatjly wan partly ; Kpmialhli- for the niurdi r of Ki:--i ilar Hlack and which iniKld, It I J i rt unhainpcroil in ltn acli -lllca, inlnht result in I'urthi-r uniortu ' natt! Incldi-iitf. Ciils rnllkcly. Then was fcav that this prompt Ittclloii on tho part of Iho Mrlliaii iiilKl't result in another hrcyplfan (Continued fropi Paso 1.) La Urail'le. HtudeiitM relnt erril us HophoinorcN are l.loyd Kuril well. iiditiiiK enjfineeiin!,': Theo ilori; llt hlt'iiieli h, mechanical en- Kiuecrluir; WMItain pharmacy; ('llfford llorHtman, In ihiHt'lal (uIm; I'Yicda KlopfenHteln. cotninercc, and l-'rancea .Miller, j home economU-M, Seven KltnleiilH are now wear- era of tin' tfreon. They are IM-; ward l''ltZK'ei-uld, c o hi in e r c e j .laiiieH I-'h Khiuan, clieniUal enwln- j erring: .Marlon leadley, chetnlcn'l j eiiRlneei tiiK; l.ou l.yimm, voca-j lloual education: ltayunnl I 'ay-1 ton, pharmacy: Thomas ltiinnell, ' coiumeiT.e, and Lawton HicuniK, j P'""- called cabinet .-ounctl, that Ih. would he no ministerial resi;n Fancy Towels AND' TOWEL SKTS In licnnllliil H'nHilny (iiri Hnvi. An l pifciatcil Kirt. fiOc Each'. 'to 92.10 Set Handkerchiefs A slit it. l.nvn. l.iiwn. . A ,"...;. aii ."-. --ut lnn uii.1 I..11..T.,. nn.l .nih.oldc.v.l Hia..-. An piiiclnlcd Kin. ,,.., 10c l'p. Kts tO ?2.ol j: Rubber Aprons I..HKC noi'tiiuiil r- Itidihcr Ajnonn lit n Vnilt'ty or and sljii. Very ccmioinl- cal ami uftil' In la Ullchcn. WomenTs 75c to $1.50. Kiddies 50c Mis. Sanilm Wr.K cup. Sauiho; "I caut." v .Mrs. sambo: "Why can't you?" Sambo; "i ain't w-tccp." He: "There In an jiwlul i-umldln;;) ! in my slotuuch like a cart roinj?! I over cobblcsloneB." Slit-: "It's probably that truo you ate for dinnei-." TH .Ml'AX T1IIX IN-oj-y. your husband talk in his sleep Tolly: "Xo, and It's awl'nlly c.nN- licrailns. lie only miUcs.' Little drops of "boot-letf" Alixed wit Ji drops of water. .Milken (ln average- cli'llzcn do TlibiKa he Hlioiihtn't orter. Oregon AKilcultural CoIIckc. t'orvalllH (SjHclal). Wuldo Htod dard or li (Iraudo was one of the eitfht HtudenlH to be Initiated Into 1'lii Kappa I 'hi. national honorary fraternity last Hundav moinlutr. To be Initiated into th I'hl Kappa Phi, llm Hindi nt tnuM have a weight d aveiaK of 7 per cent and munt have no fa'l-urcs. inlnlslcrlal crisis, but ncconitntf 10 X() TMJ,; To jUS'; Hie lausi airo aoviee. n .--, r siionkcenei- tin new announced there, after u husliiy jlu , "ioi, t ,uiiir about uastinic ' ilmo now yoti'Vc finlslicd swccpliiu' (he shop. You can be catching Hits lions aa the ldltlsh a ithorttles JU. slIIvhl tlll.IU nlu UUI. nrw m. emier ai..u "l""-..,,,,, ilv-lrim. w Hint it will be ready In put in the window." men taken Into hud accepted 1 posal ' that the custody should be handed over lo the KKyptians to he dealt with. Thc u,,vanC(t Rlara fop r:ikiim Khc leaves will please form lo the riKht. 9 ELGIN APPLES MOVE RAPIDLY (Continued from Pnffn l.) .chard tract to an extent that II was oilier Proposed New Taxes ;-. (George Putmiin in the Salem Jotirnal) 't Govcnior Picice announces that he will recommend to the, legislature the imposition by the state of numerous new taxes, to provide additional sources of revenues lo HUpixu't state bureaucracy. Among the taxes proposed is one on movie pictures, one on cigarettes, and nnolher cent ti gallon on gasoline, making a total of four cents gas tax. The governor is consistent,- for his program of fulfilling his campaign promises of reducing taxation consists in illlluiulnrr nftiu lnviau unili uu lli.k iintmn lnv iwt Arnnlimi. ...vw.Mv. ...... .,u.v,.,,Jnil .aKim.oriaK new boards to spend the revenues thereby obtained, instead suMniB. fr.iim:m m iiimmw. jl .1.- ..: 1 .11 1 .. .. r ..r . Iwi..-.. .miliilllH of Ivvo Of t'1!! dls- oi uiu Hinipiur piogruin louoweu oy i.rouier i.narne i.ryau : " . . ,.ltl.rhl, ror lh, m Nebraska, of cutting down expenditures and discharging half of the state employes under his control. The income tax was repealed, after a thorough trial, because it provided double taxation instead of reducing it. and experience proved' it a penalty on industry that re tarded development by keeping out investment capital. . If Oregon was at war with any country, there might be an excuse for the luxury taxes, but so far as known, ail is peaceful on the Willamette. Another cent upon gasolin ; would arouse every auto owner in the state against what w'ill be conceived undue discrimination and any such meas ure will undoubtedly provoke a referendum for its repeal. If on account of the defeat of the income tax law, state expenditures must be cut a million dollars to come within the six percent limitation next year, it will be a god send to the taxpayers, for it will force rigid economy and li consolidation of over-lapping bureaus and abolition 0f others that should have been accomplished ycai's ago. Such action would go much further to repopularizing Governor l'ierce than the imposition of any new taxes will. Or.-Koll AarlcuUnral I'ollcR oni ,.i .r. ,. w " ,,rallUlly a lolal loss. Willi " " , ....-.. . 8(iPuons.Wf the orrliar.l 'W liinrc ,,,! Hie hcIiooI .. plu i n m y o..,or lpil n.OEt Iho Klud.iit cdocallona coiiacll., otfr nw SVo(t This co incll. Iho executive '' UuiH 0,.Phard. the nccond lnrcs mill,,, of the ,'M,illon. Is mail.. m , .ry. ,.8l,ap- up. of icmvmnta lv,s Iron. 'f",,, . fl.nsl ll,.-ht and Uio yield school In Iho collcKe. Kaell ;'.'-j ,V0B to normtll. Oilier smaller ,ies, in alive will have ''l'l'l''(,l.,,,H,lK shared Iho 1'ulfi of Iho chfli-Kc of Iho work within his ,le- ri down ,,riiii, ill Willi Mil, supervision ' , hy fl.0Bl w , others pro-I Never lose your llfalth. . If you do, the men who help .von look ror it will cliaree ilke lliuniler. Novelties B B Aiiti 111 Xiivelilcs, l iiileinini. C'asi-s nn.l llio ni'il' Cnli'-sivliiK Units. Kf.TS of tl nl'iv ivlili- l.vii lii nit '' .us and wiitlUs In iinU'nl, suedc. ' unit kill Icilllll-rrf. 7.")C W S2.00 Plaid Hose N o'i:i,TV plnliU. check ami ilrnii-sillcli IIOS.lll wool 011,1 M1U aim mail social or I he new slindcs. 51.50 to 2.2.") t i i. 'LITTLE WOMEN POPULAR BOOK The nveniK' average than thinks. man bus a belter the average mhn Tiic man who marls oul to knock around ihe world usually IIiuIh Hie world knocltH his around That old fnvoritcH in tlie book world Ktlll remain at '.the head of the Jist from the Htandpoint of porhdurily Iiiih been proven by a vote on the inoHl popular book re cently held ul the cilv library. I'ubllc School children fi'rtm the fourth, fifth'. 'Sixth, seventh unrt eishth gradea cuHt votes in reply to the qiicHtion, "Wliat Is youi' fa vorite book." About 400 children voted and Louisa. May AIcoM'h "Little Women" received thg KiM atOHt iinmber of vol'erf with .Mark Twain's "Tom Siiwyor" a close second. 1 uil Homewhere in' the neigh borhood of It (Ml volumes were se lected aw "the best book" by the. boys and tflrls. a Khmee at the llticri will Hllence thoH' persona. wUo arc cryiiiK "the trr.ah children read nowadays Is enoiiKn to make crim inalH of them "11." The titles vary from the mosl imaginative, fairy tales audi as "The Princess and the Class Mill." to the handbooks such as "When .Mother Lets I'b Garden." Hut one .a ne Grey, and one Harold Hell Wright book were mentioned 'these beiiiK "The Lone Star UunRer." and "Shepherd of the Mills." -"Uobin.son ('ruHoe" seeius to , have -lost some of his earlier popu larity ror thin volume received but one vote. That most of the young er (feneration are reading ;;ood books wouhj seem evident from the freiment mention of' such books as Wister's Th Vlrjrinian." Wushinston's 4,li From Slovc.y," Idckens' '-tlivef Twisl arid KinKB ley's "Westward Ho." Some unusual books received mention, anions them "The Liter-, ury Headers." 'I'ractirat Adven ture,' "Aesop's l'lbles.' "How l.i Train Iokm" ami "Squirrels ainlF Olher Knr liearinR- Anlniiils." Perhaps the funnU'M thiiif? on eailh Is a man who takes tiling too seriously. Never doiiiK things by halves is jlliie. uum '""h '"e- runt. The Itocky Mountain blue bird Is blue all over, perhaps becaiui-i thhifis are so hih there. ' All j udi?es and lawyers are re ferred to in British courts "learned." The Itriltsh ui'e jireat While it pays tji be honest you often are a lonf; time cnUWMtn:-?. 1 with 'hi' Hiipervlslon the duan of tin1 mciiooi or a iuc uiiy member. , Oregon Aurlcultural- folleK'i. ( orvallls ( Special ) .Waldo Si od -dard. niesldeiU of the uHsuelated KtudcntH or (. A. '.. hamled thei lorchi-H to the presidents of the! four classes to put on me nn fire constructed by the fnshm-in, class. This is an annual evciuly ,,,.,), (nu6 ,Jr)lvidiiiK nourish of hoiueconiln. The bonfire was ni(.n, for lho 00ts nf n,(. '.r es and the laiirest one built un-ler the ffVII(p t hcut viwor lo wiihHtand the system of iralherlnK all material j wnlt,,r-s n koIiir throiiKh the In one day. The poles for tho wnuer in a vigorous indliion the bonfire were Midfeet hlKh an 1 (.tl(.H s1arC lm.lr j-rowlh in the the base was an by 80 feet. M.x -'Hpi.inK healthy and hardy, fortified ion lleadley, freshman in enemt- (c wuii8tand frost and drouth! rlliced their full itllola. Alontf with tho profitable crops harvested this season, the future outlook, Mr. Wcat hoi-spoon, thinks. Is excecdinKly brltfbt for apple ffrowera. Not only" does future price conditions look favorable, but everything points to an etra ;ood I yield next season. The fall rtltliH have soaked the ground in u poo.i wus'on WOiid. durl'ur eat h and wei- ti lets to Rather material fire. The rooks pulled a by ropes to KUther the Thev KUarded the bonfire tlie day by teams of so men lor a period of. two hours. SUD.VNESE HATTALION IN MUTINY (rontlnurd from rape 1.) Lawton mlIPn hctter than trcs weakened by lack of rait and winter nourishment. A boy of 14 may legally marry In Kim I and, but American Klrla sel dom catch one that younar. Hauler Sunday In IIKto will fait on April "0. If you wan I to tee this drive your auto carefully. A tree In tlie West ladles Elves milk, and besides Ihls it never kicks over the bucket. SATURDAY SPECIALS Children's Shoes, size 3' to 5, ..$1.00 Ladies' House Dresses $1-00 . liloomer Dresses, aged 2 to 6 $1.00 ' Ilegular 60c Rubber Aprons at.'.-..! 25c A few stamped Lunch Sets .'. -50c Children's Black and White Satin Bloomers Age 2 to 6 - 50c Age 8 to 12 - 60c We have prices that talk. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Button Holes Stamping Buttons Covered HEMSTITCHING PLEATING MARKET" JOEL S GROCERIES niONF, MAIN 7!)9 CHICKENS For roasting, frying and stewing, fresh from tho . country Saturday morning. , Rolled Roasts,- Steals of all kinds. J Crisp Celery, 2 for..... 2.rc ? Fine Solid Head Lettuce, 2 for 25c 1 Are you chinking Preferred Stock Coffee? if not try a pound. Five cents saved, on every j pound. Units liy tlie arrest or rour promt m ill meinliers or I lie parly orirall l.:ill,,ll headed l,v lornicr Prem ier '.uKlonl Pasha. Those arreiitvd were N.krashy lt.y. a secretary In the ministry of InlerltM- In 'nirloul's rahlnel : Dispatches tell us that Herbert Hoover will sUiy in llv Coolidge cabinet. Well, does it make much difference whether he does or not? Somehow, try as hard as we May, we have never been able to see Herbert Hoover in tho Ptrong spotlight so many see him. He may lie a super mini, but somehow we have never been able -to find it out. With the retirement of George 11. Cecil from the forest service nf the west, the government is losing quite a man. Of course someone probably just as able will take his place, for that is always lo be expected. But those who deal with- the government forests have a deep respect for Cecil; As the schoolboy would say, "ho The Piercing Pains of Neuritis A Hurtin doctor rioclareH thai koiiio kinds of face jov rtor cans asthma. Notice how many of these Gorman sci uilistn have locn discovering things that take the pleasure rut of life? Pefeated Chinese general must have studied the life of tho All Highest, who sneaked into Holland when real trouble appeared. Ajl 'Torturing pains thc kind thit pierce and burn and never seem to let up that rob a man of his nleep that make htm just a la; of nerves and all worn out. These are tho pains that dope and coal inr products can only leheve. You've urol lo tret some thlnt more; last in ir. The iiulekent, safest and S r est way lo Kei rid of the persls tent, iierve-ruckinic pain of eur It Is. is In tot a bottle of Allen rhu Special Korinulu No. 2. lb ton e yon K i No. 2, which conn s I in rapsiile form. Take these- III ! ille dark ti e. n rapsult H as direct- d and notice how In about - bouts they have rontdderably re ilneed tr ntit intiiety banished klloWS his CITY'S." ,t,,, severe, lortnrln pains that j have ennsed yon ro many sleen- - I Inn ldKhts. OmMnut for two nt thrie day more or until the pains have entirely dtsappi and. It doesn't matter how innir y i may have nuffered or whether your Neuritis In In Ihe shouldc. arm. neck or b rs. Allenrhu Hpe cial formula No. J will stop Ihe torture and pive you speedy r1-ii.-r. Led t'roRS Onicr t'o. or any pood diilHiOst will be plsd to sup ply yon. 1 Mall oi dera accepted Adv. ffk tilii " HAL BOHNENKAMP Ouiieml Director How difrerent is the mod- conception of funeral home and chapel Architec tural appointment, pleasing ly nt tractive! Every need thoughtfully anticipated! An edifice' planned with the ut most consideration for quiet harmony and privacy. And amongsuch structures tho Bohnenkamp chapel of this- city marks a distinct stop forwant In mortuary service of the highest type. FIFTH AT SPHINO STREET II ) there 0a f a Way " to maKejroricy Everybody wlio wniU-i makes niniicy die rcaf irlitcill is lu hold on In sumo of it. ' llcgln ilBlH now In lay nsldi- n imii or your wnijcs in Kiinnl nsalnt Iiossllile Idle iiprinils sn li n sickness nr iiucmiiljiy nienl. Slnrt n MOMiS JII IOVXT nt our linnk wtih any' i nnintint rioni one doll ir up. Yon will soon liavo nn nitinitnt In rrscrvn Ihnl will carry foil' nvci Hip llnim nhm your i-ainiu IHiwcr n cut orf. 1Vi pny 1 Inlcrcst on limn ili-iiosils.