La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 11, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, February 11.! 1023. .PAGE FOUR THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER - OFFICE :La Grande Evening Observer . , INDEPENDENT NEWSFAPEB "Published dally and weekly at La Grands, Oregon, by th 1 tiA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PUBLISHING CO. BRUCE DENNIS Editor ' Entered at poatofflco at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Jack Is Kayoed , NEW Sl'KING STYLE HART SCHAFF- CAT By Junius The ftnooiKMit who arc ruriutis about our Uljl returuH are the ainc Mali Mattel birds who um.iI lo worry about our' . On aalo In other oltlea Oregon Bote) Newa Stand, Fort land; Imperial Newa Stand, Portland; Multnomah Newa Stand, Portland Addresa all communications to The Observer, 1414 Adama Are La Grande, Oregon. cvllfira. I Interesting luromialloii: Accldfiil i- a mi mil place tu asliiiitou County ArkaiLsan. Irato Katlicr: "I never hcurd of. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrie such nurve. A man In your pOHltton ctHking for my daughter's hand." i Dally, per month Dally, per three monthe ..ta.:s f4.eo 6a Hultor: "Oh. my position lnt no t.ad. I huve a window on one Hide Dally, per alx months, in advance Dally, single copy und tlie door on lltf othtr." By Mall Dally, per month Dally, per alx montba, In advance Dally, per year, In advance Observer-Star, por year ..60B .. (2.40 ....... I 46.00 : 43.04 CITX AND COUNTT OFFICIAL PAPER MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited It published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local new herein also are reserved. THOU SHALL LOVE THE LORD thy God with all thy heart, and with ull thy soul, and with all thy strength, und with all thy mind; and they neighbor, as thyself. This do and thou shalt live Luko 10127, 28. Lobbyists Busy State House, Salem (By Mail). All cogs of the legisla tive machine are getting gummed up with u surplus of bills many of which will never see daylight beforo the zero hour of adjournment occurs. Js This is the hope of the lobbyist's union which is work Jug Vith considerable dexterity to prevent fast action and tncoirage the long-winded speech makers. J tor instance, today Senator Sam Garland had a pet bill "which . provides the 'Bible shall be read in all public schools. Of , course the bill has two sides, but no one want ed to oppose reading the Bible in the schools because of sentiment, although it could easily have been shown that Biblp reading in itself is. a wonderful thing, but the way it ia. read is quite often used by sectarians who are teach cm to read it in their own way. Nevertheless it was a hun dred, to one shot the bill would pnss the-moment Garland introduced it, und besides it is his only bill this session nd, there was a desire' to compliment the old gentleman from Virginia, sah. Instead of letting Garland make his speech-, us a. mutter f cmrtesy -tmtV f riendshvip, and tluvn taking -votvAiverul )noinbers of the senate saw tin' opportunity to orate and jjfor.two solid hours the Bible was culfigizcd and quoted, rioinptitncs correctly and sometimes not. It was after the dinner hour when Senator. Toozo, who is from Clackamas bounty, the former home of U'Uen, look the floln- and with 11 foghoin voice ho delivered himself of a speech that would uivc made the Hardshell Baptist minister oil a revival night Very 'jealous. . .. i j( That is what in killing'; lit!' sei'iatq'i; tlille-iiiii:(! !(liili:.is rt hal the smoothbore (lobbyists urej eiicpurai'iiiiV. ' 1 . ' , , i.l ;!.& V IWWsM d . ;!( ''I',,. I . 't!, ' io"()lllel-day Miiighly easy. It was fiver the Port bill. Somehow, we figured that Governor jPioVee would never veto that bill after it had received such u big vole in the senate. And, besides, when Dr.' I'hy and Vurselvcs were calling on the chief executive we discussed the possible veto. It just occurred to us that the gleam 'in Walter's eye when it was suggested that he not veto Jl he bill but sign and send in a message to the senate slat ing that vu all hud a good fight and to show that he was it sport and canied no sore -spots ho was signing the mens-; lire, '. wo thought we saw in his manner a certainly that "there would be no veto. I .Well, a bunch of us went out to Dr. Lee Steiner's in sane; asylum that evening to a newspapermen's dinner "which the doctor provides once each session for the press It ml their guests. We took along as guests Senator Cor bctt.and Senator Magladary. On the way out the action uf the governor on the Poit bill was brought up and in bur .enthusiasm we bet Jack Magladary a new hat that the. governor would sign the bill and not veto it. The next morning in came the veto message and Jack is wearing a luit he won from us. Yesterday In Congress Till llOU4 ptlftrHMl till! pOHtlll pity unit rule .ihti'uhu hill. Thf Ht'iiuli! rail fU'U tin lirrmuit coiiiiinTclnl trciity with rcaorvu tloiiH. A lip'uk Ucvi'lutH'il In (in- hoiiao runltn of the l,u Kotlittti1 innuiKitilti. .-.. InutiKunition pluiiK wi'i'i' onlfr- m! 8hurpl curlutlt'd by Iho Wusli- mint on eornniltt?. making phiim British Act Against U. S. Bacon Misbrandcd LONDON AI, On thu luiiU'ii llon I but llii'v in c hcin "liootl wii.kcil' Jo Ui' turn- of 2.V00ii.onn poumln-of hjK-on it ynr Imt'tm which In enrol in tlur Unth-d States and ariil lo Canutla uml thi'ii re exported to KiiKluml us 'Mtcnt ininl ity Canadian" I In National Kur m ors' r n I on or G real U r tut n has Nlurted a movement hero to put an end (o tin- prartlttv Tim union look hIph liej-e w- ftMltly lo CUll ll llttentloil Ol' III'' public to dlMcloHiti't'H matin. Home tlm akq as the imnuII of an UKr! cnUurul ijiiiilry promoted by tlfa Ontario, Camidu, legigluluiu vhit)1i broutrht to IlK'hl llu- drtallu of t h: of Hi'iidin tti" niMHuiKf m Obituary Jti:STl.AINT Thn inuldt n In ffuloln H i : May be protected well, ! 'And through thu mud ahv spluuhtH, i When conns a rainy hp il. j But golly und some poshes! Klio looks but who wouid j tell? ! i I M'u uppote iH-rhap-s the n-nsou ' why a niHii always hcciiis to win 4 he fastest btciiosraphcr contest is ')ocauc he dM'n'l hate lo stop to powder his nose. ... ; This Is "Old Horn- Paper Week"' ail over the United Stales. During this wick. you arc expected to ciikb ihc old paper under your breath;! instead of right out loud us usual. i "Minnie., whut is a peninsula," , the teacher uuked. I 'A rubber neck,"-was Iho quick' lOHponsn, ' . "No. No!" corrected tlie teacher. ; "It's a neck running out lo Men." "Well, isn't that -a rubber neck?" ' l When a man Is in love, he closes! nio eyes to hiB duty; when u woman ; KIssl-s, she, too, -closes her eyes. j i lo you know anything: more die- -pusting in lhs world than a man-! nlsh ludy, unless it is a ladylike '. man? ... ! vn-roit HAirr It A W l-'IF. Mr,. fUiw-ott. M Vl.-Ui. Hart, one of Uukcr's popular young' men passed away yesterday morn- ' ink' about l) o'clock following nn lllncNH of several monlhs during which lime he was a cheerful pa tient and even up to the lnnt few days greeted his' friends with the same . eliaraeterlyllo smile t hut f marked his ambitious und Indits IrloiiH life. The deccttued was born In Km met I, Mulio, July ;it. lo:i and shorlly arterwaids moved with his parents to Maker w here he has (since resided. Hubert Levy resigned um 1'nlted Ktuten marshal at I'hleairo and . trlek I'aVmr 1-. Anderson was named bacon to1 eamtdu each nmnt IramV for.flhe place. then re.shijfplny il lierc,"thy gqds Ibeing sold in tlie Urttlnh 'murkebj ll(iringH were held before the as a product of the Odmititpiu'' U seuatv und house ugrtculttiral com- is underatuod here that Ufa eoiL mlttetti on furm lelicf leglslai Ion. i Meiuence-of -tln revelatidtiK fh' ''; ; s f ''midliin Kuvernmetil has been f Henuiur Hmlth of Kout.li t 'urdlhia; trjfu'H'sted by vurions oranixotloiis tirged l(epuintlon .of ; rVwilinn-CtdaV' i erentn a dintlnutlve'braiid which j tionii fo rtUontion uf ;lVr)lmun uVflf l" be placeii on afl- 'exportable ehariiesj i , r.Vtfv' 1 liCjbucon fnun I'anadu in the fulnr; The fai'iueiH .lmipri,- al"o,t(fdt: u j liMdiitg baml litiOughig about: J.H enioargwiwu inerieaH . ,liridit (VoltflyA is opposed" to uljatMlonnrtMit ot, 'thi.rrcxllMe (pro d ptidli s fofr re.UA ridit ridonniVht don or viuvu Uttti .4hu, ' v.'i, iTetiidnlK'-'Odllilfie' aciVpled 'iin InHtattoja KuptW ut thn Noine Anuvteun cekbrullou til Ht. Caul and Minneapolis June 8. v. ' ' . A re.solullfn declaring naval nf llrerH did nol appear before it tin der rest rain ( was adopted by I lie hoiiHe naal commlllee. . The recent t.xphold outhrenk In hv enil largi' cities was khIiI bv public heallh service offlchilM lo ...ibn. Mian Ittilish Htniiuim of ;hich bcii mteH'ri4vv tsoini ' Vhie agb I his .AetiM .-riiWiit envlaki ii luis been ?AlPtn $11 'ii ' previ'tj 1 1 tin influx of tlie Colorado bGctk ' bel let known over here us thy 1 American potato bug. Su ft 'guard rsiiols AgnluM Berlin Hotels V.WKUN (AI')-To avoid over eliaigea against foreign and other giifsl't at local hotels, the Berlin police have Issued orders requir ing hotels to display a sign or curd In every room cieurly slating thn price of the room, including serv ice. liKlit and heat. The police have decided also that it will no longer be neeeusary ror rorelgners to register with th utilhoiitles. Visitors lo the capital are thus spared un irrltutlng and time-consuming procedure, luheril as a hang-over from the war. 8 (H'AUTS WHISKY SlA'M'.l) THI3 DALLKS. Ore. J. W. Tay lor, snid to be a business nmn ot Hend. was arrested by slieriffs deputies and eight quarts or alleged whisky and the automobile in which the liquor was found so I zed. Toy lor was arrested us he was preparing to drive from a local ga rage where he had left his ma chine. He admitted .ownership of the liquor, officers said, but claim ed he accepted it in lieu or pay ment of un olherwlse uneollecllble debt. Hail was set ut $500 pend ing a hearing In justice court. American llatlio Penetrates Where IHitMi Ctin't i .e I Irani I ,t i , m i N (AIM- American radio broatlcasi hiK stations us a geiieiMl rule have a greater radius of trans- have lieen caused ly shell oyslers dtHtribuled by u single producer. The limise piuised the SI ton bill the panic puwer, according to a sat lor man correspondent of the Daily Mail. I Hiring the a( year t he Mull's Time Has Dealt Kindly With Son to Wull pa H?rs I -t N L( i N ( AIM A n I iq u e ' wall paper, lie yeais old. will bo used on the wulls of a room being built In the English furniture galleries at Mouth Kensington Museum. The room will be u copy of un 18th century apartment and will con tain furniture made ut or about the time when tueen Art no died. The wallpaper has been taken from a room In an old house In Glou cester, where It has hung for two centuries. 1925 . Ford Models Ready SHE THEM Perkins Motor Co. .Tnsl to tlcmonsliatc Innv busy wo have Ix-on with stern reality, il can lo cited that a year has passed and failed to bring out a single new breakfast food, i . A (lermau clainii to have discovered evidence that an cstorn of tlie Ceiuums UD.immi years ao were highly civil ized. What a pity they did not stay that way. A pararapher wants to know what one can do Willi Used. safety razor blades, Well, he can cut jokes out of a newspaper if he';; that kind of a pararapher. lu rm lllliil,. n-illsioutil uf voopi rn- ,.orroB,omi,.ni nmdu six. vuy- ii vi- iiiiirm-iiiiif pnpiT uml oil- l-ur- ,1BPS , ,. M,MllOiiiiii,-iin from Iho, m il I. Ill i-i-iiiIIiik riMlcrnl "1,1 lo , ( ii,., Hiuii-a uml Ims coiiniali-mly UBiiiiiiiiiiiil rxiH-riiiirni slilllunn. u,.n,(l In un iiuli voniKo nn his I homr-iniuli four tuhr srt. lie whh Till' IllMIHC Jmllcllirv l-Olllllllllt-l- , , i,., ,. Klli;A. l-lllslinrirh- . hhk-'ii uinnoniy lo invest IkiiIi- , wil.. SprliiKllrlil. Miuw.. uml Wl!V I i-hurici-a uKiilimt l-Vili-ml Jucluo v..,,. Yoi k. tin- wh.il,. ivuv ,i. is I i'.iikm.hii ur inn I'u.sK-rn oiimiiM m:i. trli-l uml iTroinim-mli'il tliut tiru- imimIIiik!1 UKuiiiMl l-'iMli-rnl J mliro Hiikit of lutrlliL'rn Went Vlrglniti lio ili-oppotl. A f,'Vi-r hunter In uIhu I'uiiiiIiU'I' an rxci'lli-m i-hupi'i'iini'. Spi nil your iluya juHt lillllng tliuv uml linn- i 111 kill you. llu- AUitntk to Gllu-iillur. unil ull onr m-riislon iiot K I lv. im Ihri-u UiIh'k whllr In port nil tin- ohhI voiiKt of Spnln. nlhi'r Aiucrlctoi stutloim wi-ri- pirkiul up on two tUlH'H Ut ilt,tlim-H HH RTl'Ut US L'fiUfl ' tilllrs with ifood rnsults. hut wlu-n imlntf four luhi'8 tlio rorrrspoml-, ont Avua HOhlom ulilo to pick up I j IlrlUnh stutloim ut illmunvcs of OMil inltfU. TUB OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley Il 11 our U tSri.' ) L r-,;, n MARKET JOEL'S GR0CERIES I'll ONE MAIN 739 Fresh Tomatoes . i 23c I'otmd New Uccts, 13d Munch Fresh Salmon, Halibut and Smell. & MARX" SUITS For iMon and Youii"; Men. Now on Display $42.50 TO $55 C:pri8hl 19-4 Hart Schaflner ft Marx Stamped Colored Shanton Dresses New Shipment Just In $1.85 Watch announcement for arrival of new line Children's Spring and Summer Wearables Which will be in complete by March 1st. AVc will have the largest stock of CHIL ' DREN'S HATS, SHOES, " BOYS "an-' GIRLS' WASH SUITS and DRESSES that has ever been shown in La Grande. AT PRICES YOU LIKE TO PAY. '. It will pay you to wail for ; k .' , arrival of these goods. - Norton's Kiddy Shop The home of Cinderella Dresses for Little Girls age 2 to 10; and .Stonewall Wash Suits for Little Uoys age 2 to 8. We defy anyone fo meet our PRICES, Make and Material of these garments. . ' It' is easy to ac-quilt! a reputation, hut it takes a lot of hard work to make, n good one. ; Who can reinemlier when il.j .-,'"x"e l--n.it. about tlie most dangerous n.cuui. i- 1.uim.u . rrnO .IK nbjI UE THINKS ) ) r ITS ALL ) I OH -tlli. mm? HHP w.-.H v two-ru. ?i.Ktu.i.i. I p.. II. IVIJ-H Vll-t- I WE TO ta RErt-NltD . A f. ft i 1 A ' Telephone Is the business man's ally the home prolection tho children's delight. Order this family servant now. Home Independent Telephone Co. l'OK THE CHILDREN THIS YKAK rarcnls, give heed, Ilriiig endless happiness to your children as the year wears on '.iy incaieatinj; in them that udmirahlc Irait of heing Thrifty. Star! il with a Savings Accntint for caeli in this stiunK Iwnk. Tench them to he cavinn adding what ever dollars you can spare to their mites and sendinj; them here occasionally with their passlxioks to de posit their money. I .nr tiiiif lin y -I. . li.-n- v.i l I. - n iiiimil in mi, nl Mv ll.i m mill jiin ll In- lnilli. tln-iil nn Un- nmil In nni nml luiii- ilni VJQUI2& -RELIABLE z PROGRESSIVE-