La Grande evening observer., January 06, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 6

PAG?, SIX
TTTfiLA: fiTJANDE JIVENTNG OBSfiftVETl-
"' " i ) Mil. Jj 1J .
Tnwl.iv, January fi, 102!v-1
BUSIKB
1LC0NH!
Gould's, Kin a Shopkeeper
Industrial Development
to Be Discussed at An
nual Meeting of State
Commercial Club.
rOim.ANn, Or. ( Special)
Iii'liiHtiial ilvt-liiu-nt fur On-KOH
vill !; v keynolo fifth' A iimiri I
M.'t(nc of tin Orvcmi
cliiinthop (if fmimrnN. to bo hi-M
in l'oi:iunl. .Iiimmry filh.
DiihItwbh If-ndi-i-s of I hi' .state will
lirvnf.it varluuK pIlim-h of un ln
iliiKirliil jtrowiini icmIkH('1 to cx
lolt tlio n'sourcox of Oregon luimJ
In tin nil wlili tho rmwut unrioul
tiirnl ilcvflnint'iit.
I). Jtonr of Kuifino, proi;!
lnt of Mm 'Oregon State IJiiiiU'th'
tiKNOflutlon. will n'lriifKH tho oon
Volition on tin: tonic, "How to Fi
nn nee a Etuifi J'coji-ct." In UiIh
inliln-HK the Hpfuker, usfilstt-d Uy
tho ideas of other prominent
honkfTH of the Ktntc, will kUo tin
practical dotailn whordiy a com
munity, organization of Individual
can finance and develop ( In na
tural resources of tho various ,
communities.
Kay to Speak.
"A Financial Audit of Oregon,"
will ho. the theme f an uddreKH to
h" given ly Thomas LI. Kay, utmu
ticuHurer, in which Orcgon'H ito
ent financial stultm will ho analys
ed minutely, including Btnte itax;i
;tlon and expenditure in J .a 1 1
runchcH, together with compuri
norm with other states.
,i Other topic and speakers of flic
itnnuul convention will be: "Tho
Mri'Kou Development I'royrram." hy
V. I). 11. I lodson, manager, port
Jnild Chainlier of ComnuTi-e; "J'or-c-'ttry
Utidget for Oregon" hy i': M.
(Irangir. I!, ft. iM.sii-iet rurcntor;
"lndUFlrinl and liydro-Klectrlr l' -
velopincnt of OrogouV hy l-'iunklln
i (infill h, preurtlent. Portland
Kleeli lc J'owor com puny, ami
"Trafile ItcgulullonH and Antonio
hilo hicenseH" by Ham A. Koscer,
t.eerel;uy of slnto.
l''rom one to five delegates from
eiieli of tho 7il member organism-
lions of the stato chamber are cx
peeled to bo in ultenduiico.
iv
a Ik
a
i r- '4.' f t
D0UGU1S HELD
ntor. I:dwur4 T. Hakw, the early
friend of Doughis." " "' "
Jr.
UPBYI.H.S.
jIILstoiical Society Re
vives Memories of Man
; of Abe Lincoln's Time-
,i - ' ...
HIMtlN'Orircr.U III. (AV)
j I raelng a Htauuch ril iidMliip 1 but
i co-Hinio-il, hf .spile of tln-ir pnliti
! cal dlff-renf s. hh lon;r I liey
IkiIIi tiv'd. the Illinois fisloric.il
) Hoebty bus published n life of
hi' phen A. loug!as. which forge
i a n w link to bind toget lu r Ih
A Hawaiian provoib a'8 tlio
wnrbj u'hh mado out of a gourd,
yi so met lines it could bavv bf n
made of u lemon.
If ha suhrertiMw
M rnmtt
H lie known
I meiiittriii and fame of Lincoln and land Ixdilnd his bacli Ihe-land be
!Oou:;1as. t .viiH prepared iy luvcrl , o wll," Klevevw continues,
j 1'Yunk K. Ktevenn of Hycamore, ill. "llnw well tlmo has. obsei-ved that
J Air. Klevcns related that when rc(iiesl. . yenrs have unswered
ll.lnenin was to 1m innugKtat.-.l in i 1,1 Kfowfng, cropH, banks full of
Wushlngt..n. the firm time., "it was j "inm ' r,,t Otnt!oni or loarn
ilntimaicd that Mrs. fJncoln was ln Ifabliful cimrclus. And
ito li snubbcil by Washington so-i""" ,,I,SK " "n "
enougn io sioot) in nomatco ana
kl.s the grave of the marlyr sen-
there That's a good polntl .
"What u reversal of fortune!
Lincoln In 1 K51 sweetly, pathetic
ally, alluding to the giddy heights
Oouglas had reached now Ooug
las held the hat of his humble
rival of other duys!
"li was a tender Hi t lo tribute
which could conio only from a
frit ndMiip, si rung und enduring,
lwrn amidst the happy hardships
of rude, piitnt-er life, where friend
shiprt arc as si rung as luu utt-u
who build stales."
t'pon his lakenwabl est ale,
i wll It in a few j feel of the Illinois
('cillral rnill'Oiiil. which lie nroieet
4;d, . louglas stands loUv In both local nd internsl, and has been
Di onzj-. nig ii ni me air. t iu iii, tim i successtut tn inc iranneni ui
chsi. be is ina.le tbe'fbst to wel- I fur over foct? years. Sold by tlldrut&utt.
coui'j with oulslreti-beif hands the
dawn of each new day.
"Till iy, I )oug;iH has been
wailing Ui giifl the Kiin'jf first rays
ind ask their blessing upon the
Hairs Catarrh
Meciieine i;-;'!
F. I. CHENEY 6l CO.. Toledo, Oliio )
Icleiy absenting Itself. Douglas, a
(social favorite, let It be known at
ionic lhat'tho Douglases would un-
leriake lo spoil the Ml tic plot and
f.ertriKle .ou'jgei Duroriffa Kiecics is coniifOtetl bv marriuK with ono
Of the oldest families In the British nohllity and with the niilllonahfl (.iuuldi
tt Amerlru. ut all ttiat incuns nothing, in forced to earn her living j'n "u' I'tiuor.t of his ability he did.
-una it b a s'.anr one seiims tea and PKht niiulicg to niotorlsts anil
cyclists In the village of Dane 1(111, Knland Upon her husband's death
tne title and estates pawd to his hiuilu!. the flfih I'-uon Dccies. hm-hfiid
of lluitn Vivien Could, daughter of jeore Jay CiuuM of New Vork.
Bluebaclcs Shipped To
Enterprise Hatchery
BRITISH LAND
; .LAWCOMPLEX
J.ONI)f)N (AD Tlio lull. Inw
I or lliiKlan.l iniiin upon tl n,.w
j iukI, wliiit imtny. rluint lo fji:, un
j vvvn more, .coui'iinif cliitil-r on
' .liiliuar' , lu.'f,. wlii'ii Din lllrli
, i iilniid ai'C of Mrji Inu,iiii3;niirii
llvi.,, ,. ......
Lord lllilii iilicn.Vii not In ono nl
. UlU lllllKI'Nl HlllllllfK lllul llllH lVIr
J l"J .IhrniiKh , piiilluiiiiMit,
an.l Hi., inwyiini n:iy llml lu full
r'liiiMiiliiK will nix lio rimr Tnr' III
i- -mi (..u riirH. i in. imiht IUIIW (II
um hiii irro' inrrt.;. To ilfNtroy Ih.
Illlln cinmiy Ji'Kut iilllfiiri nri h(-
iwii'ii liinil ami mnviililii kooiIii; to
lllllki. lIl'lllllIKH Willi lllllll BllMI'IT
nun tmrir, nti.l to nmko all Ian. I
l nvuiiiiiiio rnr milo or illsiomil nl
) iiiiv Hino. WhulhiT It will Hiiri'i'iAl
( In tlii H.i nluiM Is mill doiilitlul, lor
', no Muslim, mm mo duullnir wlti
tlm law or land him evor hroimhl
' llin i-xuiH roNiilta contoiniiluti'il by
h "Iionnom. It In mill vi,.w or
the olilrr lnwycra that tlio coral
nif nynli'm or luwinnklllK. nniliT
whli-h nnw rul.l aro cri'iitril mill
iloiiliirnl polnlH iliclilod In conrl
liy JihIk':h nnd liiwyors nt tlm cx
I'l'nmt or complalnlnd cllont uliould
not In. upsi t hy Htututia.
In thoory, Knglnnd Is a llior
' nilRhly Horlullatlc attitv, the crown
iilono bclnic the "ownor" of land.
In fact, Indlvldunta aro owncrn, al
thouifh. tho .holders of fcp-almplo
J Of ffillllnll OMtlltD, tho ciiulvnliMit
j Of 4iifvr)ii full oivnurslilp, ort,ii
I, i' n iinrty rnntnl, ri'onf B l i
iii'lvorn lo Kill mium or u wlillo
roosliM' ut ('hrlKliiuiK. 'liidow in'e
lioldi'ra rank a vimt body or copy
holdi'ia whim- iimrw llmltid owil
itbIiIi d... not allow tlu ni to dlir
Ijiki. IioIim or inako liniB liunca
. wlthoul the rimiomary li llml,. H.
Hi., lord or l ho manor. ,v-t num. a
ti-nnnta In tall. hmii InKrnlnin
amiatora hav.. o nnaumil that
Ihiy can liiniTIt from lli.lr land
dnrlnif their llivtimm Iml cannot
lilapoM. It mvay from their chll
llell. Iind held In nil llli-He linih
lunB piiKsei, in ,, variety f ,vn
lo the relative of the holder.
I'rlmoK.'llltnii., or the preference
of Ihe eldcHt hoii, in the k llelul
rule, lint tunny villoi;ia retain the
ciiiiiom or I:..i.jui,-1i KnulUii, whieh
lirereffl Ihe yomiKeM aim. nud n
whole eoilllly han .,:,iiiu called
(liivelkln.l. which kIvs !!, ;v.j.
to all the huiim In eijoal nhnri-N. ,l
toKeiher In:; urrereiu eiiiom.s of
d'-aeent are known In l:ui:iiin:l.
The leuillll Bistein ol lue-lni Id
Iiik rrotn which the niod i n I. in, I
low developed, waa a very alinple
one.
The reforming atntutc worked
out hy u committee of tint ri.-.t.-i a
lillil adopted hy Lord lllrki nheud,
will huyo tho roliowlni; ericcni:
Aholinh copyhold nnd ctiNtomnrv
in: uhollsh eslalea tall h Ih-v,
while ri lilllillli; them, ni,..!,- with
aelllenienta, In ciiilt, i.in.lll,
iminiieiiltiire ami lll;m'e lu.H-mo.i
l.r dc.M-cll: k" el ".llll l.-M Of! tie
tllle;" ;ii.l:. letKitiey l com-
iiiimi; niiiKi- r.iil iieioual i.i-.ip.
eH dei olve neeordlni; I ' Ihe i I
rill.H. due of Ihe Ki'cateM Ivllh
If llllKllsli land law, the .e,-..
I'.ul hart,.., forever to I.e .al.l i.'i:
of II Hon ,eee ,,f hind. Ih nil
l.lili ln.1 l. llu- new law. M ,..
ii..iis do not ill-, I Willi li e ,'
l.'lli; le.ii:eM or wilh ihe .Itllt.u.ti
or Itarinc l,..a. nod it ..,-.t no
M.lolioit to Ihe problem ol I - i u .
live roveuanu and ".en ilo.l.
BXTERPKISa Ore. (Special lo
Ihe Obseivrr) Another laiRe Bhlp
mem of Hah eirin ni-rlved 'rerently
nt the Ihilernriiie halchery. Klatia
n loi al neH.ap..r. Tllea-i were the
lldvanei... (tllaril of len inllllou land
Inched h) ui hanks from 11 Wi;nhlnir-
lon slate fish eslahllshlnenl ill
fruldhar. in that state. I.-vlne
I'relieh. S'liiertnlendenl of til", local
hatchery received them and has
placed them In trnya In Ihe lung
IrouKhs.
AIltl.HNK, Kan. (AP) To save
lit least III pot cent or .his pay Is
' one or tho duties or every eni-
j ploye of the llrown utllilicH Inter- ' A
lesls. whose headiiuiirtera Is here. I
j I'. 1.. llrown, president of tllel'lilt-i
led Power & l.iKlit corjionillon uud .
'the t'nilei) Telenliotle eoiiimiiie. ee. I
Uecelpt of these rili has n cer- quires every one of the 14 no em- I
lain rum sa. ror they nrc very slnil-1 pioyea, from olllce boy to man
Inr In the redflnh nr tilueliucks Ker, to "bo t hrlfty and t lierclore I
ivhlch In early days ithounded . lit j contenlcd." , j
Wallown lake nnd in slreiiins of the I '.(live nio man with a family!
ynlley. Apparenlly the fish cnui-and a homo thai Is paid for, and j
mission has s.niKht out a vnrlety j till times out or u hundred, we i
cnh'tilaled to thrive particularly i have a contented worker." said I
Air. llrown. "on the other hand, j
allhoui;h by no means always, lliej
tnnn who does not have some- i
thltiK InnKllile lo show ror Ills job I
Is usually ready to Keek unolher 1
Willi the HliKlilcst ecus for the
Hhll'l." , j
'lho cniripiilni-y saving systoiti '
ifatnbliHlicb t w,o veai uxo anil
,1ofl.i;t Irtiuilly1 r-Oei-. eintiloye Is:
liralsillt; the lilall, Itccordiliif to Mr.
llt'owil. ITotnl savlnK of the worlj- j
eln. i.siveil piut.OUH u year. Tito ,
labor it tinioveiv htia beconid incKli I
ll.le. ; ;; j
-The iWinr" lMld rnnn nr woman I
eU.V,:a.U.,u.-Jll'iM protiorllohately, a1
survey hy the committee shows, j
MiHWI-lM lllKher - Hiilurlfd offl-
CilllS SI nrcely slleceediMl 111 tiulllni
aside Hie nilniinnin HI. per cent,
hy escortiiiK Mrs. Lincoln to tho
I ballroom upon his arm.
i "ljut (he crowning , n'onlfesta
llnn of tiiat sincere frioridship was
iexhiblled iiuietly. almost lunocent
' Iy ut the delivery of Lincoln's In
auguration speech whin Lincoln
usccndlnjr the rostrum 'of steps,
awkwardly enough, waa lfrloklnK
j for u jilace to lay-his lull sltft, lliii;;
Ijioutfias noiiced the eiiiliarhisyf'
' nient, and . us tliotiKlp'.dxiicMil- of
him, he renched tor It and held.
It annua- the deltvery of the speech
lo which he listened Intently.
. "It was Ihe speech of his friend
and nelKhbor; ,hls Rreat and suc
cessful rival, and In It he felt un
AID IN SAVIN G i 'nlerest which ho munlf.l.!il by
rreiiueni nous or approval and
such exclamations ---as '''flood!'
That's riiir!' "Xo liacklnir ' out-
WORKMEN THANK
EMPLOYER FOR
welt Here, hecntise lite sunic va
riety was so abundant uiub r whol
ly natural conditions. " ' .
When H. Mluheil, director of
hatcheries of the stale finh .com
mission, wns lien; In November he
mild that from j elKbl.'ttt lhlrhn
pr
(omiu
limits - flu tlihiurlif 111 Vtf..iiil...i
snlmnn ' wnfild tie s -.nf.
VUI H i
ilMlon more vvs wdpld' 1! shlj
rd ti MlM-'pJijii,Vfrt;-Vn
rimililf lu ItvMi oiAilH-'ilp-lb hisxrtl
hat snclieyi
hat b.-lnir1"'
fnvot-eit H'tic
Ihe liafeln-ry was 'established, but
rr, Mitchell v:ih mueli ilt':iHi-il
Itfi" rnndirinriw" tiT"mi'c"ri"Tilin'V
nnd dlsctiNscfl . wlllr.:iSui,..Lj,'l. l!'h.
duns for ' various' rtira'ruuUM-Hts"
wtileb will tte made rrpjflt.'ilij' The
blia-baetis will neul more feed In r
', " , " T7i 1 . ,'T "",V,". .I't"" wiiRe put away us 1 1, as ,t
able In Ihencsf VllliI Jh."rii0ll!l!l.f ffofjeth oP.lhelr eai nlnm.. '
I.
'. I XL 1 T 7 v t i H " ,', i V'M vciHC.i'.otcVi;...!.
1
tntll
uinrc ,ttl:Ui l,ive mlHIop sprini;
00k cUk"S vcetH. nimi.il. and ther
iire rivo million yoimtn soi-keyi.-s rl
hand tn the various ponds These
will (to down Ihe river in Ihe early
spring.
I'avallon MinitH Pimliicilnii
t)f Motor Ciii-K In (ermilny
P.KItl.IN. (AP) Herlin now
counts :l7.inl0 antoniohlles. This la
an Increase In the city or 20 per
I'etit In alx months, nnd means one
cure to every ion Inhatiltants.
Tho country now produces be
tween 311.000 and 40. mill cars n
year, and an Increi-are or 1110 (or
ovcn.2a.il ni e,.nl.la expoon-l !'
Ihe'tiuMi.. fad or-Vrslltts .nrodiir
tlon' faifrUtli a '" " "
v Pog Deputy;
.a?Srv,IV
"Pup. lio year old Aired ile ,.,
ty Minrr ian,.i n. Muh.i ( Kn.
'a v iy. Km., hat Uen ileputuej
lor hla good work In nrrvriin.. .
Jail break , Vh. dog. ,,,
prlaonera di; fun thinuch tlw w,,
ran to the sheriff and led him 1... l'
... n ....
There were n m,.l, ! " ' ,n "n" " """" tha
LPs in am i 'a, ..., ,n"V"r y. NiutAPui,"
know how doi l ied I rice ?. n h" ''
ol tuikeya. - """ pn.-j ktarlni l,t word D,put,J o
v rH
Pi
r
. St
(if.. . 1
the ofl'lciuj ulri'oules
,UvanH I'o
oi lOurope ;ouM Utraled In London
Sp aklnt-r here reo-ntly. he said:
"I reKui'd myself as under a very
definite an.l reHpouslblt ohllKailen
to tin nailon us a whole. One Ihtnir
I desire to achh've during my term
of office Is that I shall leave tlx
air. defence of London st ronKcr
than I found II."
SALE
To Reduce Stock
REAL BARGAINS
SEE--
'" Our;;'; ,;'
50c i .!,.. i ,w
$1.00 ';'-,',
$1.50 "
$200 -Tables
,; ,
Watch our Windows!
1 !!' I P ' .' ' '
Ask About Our
' $1.00 "
PACKAGE
S.ALK
Don't Miss 11"-'
That's All!
Richardson's
Art & Gift Shop
Snodgrass
&
Zimmerman
Uiulei takcrs
i. Apijjulanc.e Service j.
Phone Main 62
Corner 4th and Ppnn
1 TSodlc of Roi'icnt
Mouth
Wash
And Gargle
Free with every package
of tooth paste of any
kind. This week only.
Prescott Drug
, . Company
The New Drag Stora
. Telephone Main 13 '
Cor. Fir & Jeff.
We Owe Our Rucrcss During the past Year to
Our Customers Who Appreciate
Quality .
If it is made ly Gwilliams' Electric Bakery, you '
can depend on it that it's the best.
We use no substitutes in the manufacture of our .
products. .
. "Home or the Gulden .Crust." '
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Seventh Message
Why buy an open or semi-open car Why not a
-HUDSON or an KSSKX COACH?
y 1 1 Ledbetter Garage
. i. .....'... . . ' i4Q(j .'Adams Avenue
lirn YOU ltnnw
'I'll. VI' WI-: had appli-s
I'Oll SAI.I3 at pilna
TO M IT inyon-'s
' iTitsi:? i 1 .i ,. .
A ''PI-SB KTO.ll. of .1
lioims iinii 'JonaltmiM
I'Oll OM.V 60,.. pt,f
' ' 11.' von rini.iBir ' .ir
' 'I'lll.' IIOH or Bark; ' "
" also smn: iiaitniir '
1 " Srl-:s wrapiiril In puppr i
' AMI VACKKII in uW.ih 1
AT. $1.7.11 u i- lxix.
' i .' i '. : .. -. .. ., !
La Grande ;
WaTehouse &
Storage Co.
Ii'tri-isoir ami llruitoili Km..
I'iioiiii sitiin ma i
i:kk kson iu!itiANl 1
HARNESS
Repairing and Oiling.
Now is the time to bring:
in your harness am
have., it., repaired..
oiled. . :.
We use Ncatsfoot
li
and
Od.
Sfcala HHw.
Company,
.'. Phone !MIn .83 :'. '''."
1 Roesch Dldg.
The Telephone
The g'ood old telephone which, if not the most
important invention of the Nineteenth Century, cer
tainly made more of a change in human habits, than
any other and holds an unrivaled place among the
necessaries of convenient existence.
If you have one, use it.
remedy the fault.
If you do not have one,
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
READ THET)BSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS r
Economy has been preached
Ifi'om tthe President down.
' NOW IT HAS
land on all fours in Phatt's
Lumber Yard.
The
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
'ah Poor Man'. FrlMKl"
Oppo. Kinniilrj. 1'IIOMC Hi W
No buuilar BuAlwiaa
Why Sjiffer
With a Cold?
A box of Mek. & 11. Cold
Tablets quickly stops any
cold.
25c
Moon
Drug Co.
Everything for the
Sick Koom
PIIOXE main
Anti-Rust Wash Boilers,
Clothes Wringers
Tubs
J tread Hoxeo
F. L. LILLY
Hani ware
Phone Main 8S
IuliUuihhj
Curling Irons.52.00 up -
Flat Irons $4.00 up f
Percolators S7.00 up j
Toasters . $6.50 up j
w.,fn T.no sin on ....
. I ... . IV 1, V.'il S i V.UU up
j Grills $9.85 up f " "
. .Hot Tlates $4.65 up
Boudoir Lamps..$2.00 up J
Flash Lights 50c up
Electric Ranges....$ 10.00 t
Electric Engines ..$12.00 1
5
La Grande ' x
ni i ry i
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'.,' :...ifi' fiii-'in -f J --.'t'- i- . --f. ., T , ; n - r v -tit-'.'
I dftk ! . .1 i 'J
-;ciL . ; . .
l'flrey;''aiid::
Yon
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
vor own it to vorii ciin.nni-M
A mil Iioiiic liaK a n-al luriiirnrr on tlio llrra of joiir rhllilivn
IIAVK ONE OV YOlil OW'.V.
Bowman-Hicks , Lumber Company
MAIN 8
oiaix ami w vooii i'hom: main sni
J. I.. .MIMI4I.I,
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; rTpHEY clothe you, feed you, furnish your home for you, send
I you on cushioned wheels to work, surround you with pleas-
'ure, ease. They give' you accurate news, display to you
tested wares, promise you honest values, biing you honest goods.
They are your university. They teach you home decoration;
correct dress; sanitation; preparation 'and serving of food;
music, literature, art; business methods something of every
science known to man. They are your bank. They hejp you
save. Your adviser. They spare you mistakes. Your friend,
They bring you comfort, convenience, sieed.
They are nothing if you do ont heed them; all if you do.
They pack their messajres into minutes; make them entertain
ing, simple, quick. .
Advertisements do this the advertisements in this paper.
Do you raid them every day? It pays.
Don't buy without advice of counsel
the wise counsel of advertising
Servicing Batteries
W e pecinlize In
flaim Ri-hanrln, llvpairaKr uxl pmlnnictnt tta aorrlrx
for battrr; ta feHrmfciL la (tin mtiinllrva of Um tu or
!.. oiir prtM ami fcr.hr must Mllvff.
HOI K KKI1IAHI1C rll'KVII H rXIPK fHMrtnnti
MAIN 19ft
FRED T. BURGESS
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