La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 14, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, February 11,' im. PAGE FOUR THE -IK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!? r. li.' i 1(1 in; lie ;l In: 04 'oi ! iht hi i. 101 Ci 13 h . ' (11 k t u ir i ir tl hi La Grande Evening Observer INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Published dally and weekly at La Grande, Oregon, bj th LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PUBLISHING CO. BRUCE DENNIS .. Editor Entered at postotfice at La Grande, Oregon, a Second Claaa Mall Mattel On aale In other cities Oregon Hotel News Stand,. Port land; Imperial Newi Stand, Portland; Multnomah Newa Stand, Portland Address all communication! to The Observer, 1414 Adams At., La Grande, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Br Carrier Dally, per month Dally, per three months Dally, per six months, In advaaca Dally, single copy ..a.:s -I4.60 By oiall Dally, per month Dally, per sU months, in advance Dally, per year, la advance Observer-Star, per year ..60 -.J2.60 -.16.00 3.00 CITT AND COUNTT OFFICIAL PAPER ! MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use (or pub Ucatlon ot all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited It published therein. All rights of republication of pedal dispatches In this paper, and also the local newa herein also are reserved. "' IN THE BEGINNINO WAS THE V.ORD, and the Word was God. All things wero mado by him; and without htm was not any thing made that was made. John 1:1,3. Change In Ownership, With this issue of the La Grande Evening Observer complete control of this newspaper, its business and policy, pusses from Bruce Dennis, who has been with the publica tion for many years, to Frank B, Appleby, late of Iowa, who located in La Grande and became associated with the .Evening; Observer about: four months ago. Mr. Dennis," the former editor, will continue to make his home in .La Grande, and while retaining a minor in terest in the paper he will not be associated with its pub lication actively other than to occasionally contribute arti cles for the columns of the paper. He will give his time to the sheep business and to the management -of his live stock ranch. It is a change he has contemplated for some time and was brought about when Mr. Appleby, after becoming acquainted with La Grande and its people, ex pressed a desire to become a permanent citizen here. The lies of friendship and association formed by Mi Dennis during his many active years' work with La Grande people ! will not be severed, for ho will continue his residence here. Mr. Appleby is a young, energetic newspaperman from the state of Iowa whera ho ban-spent--his .lifoi as a pub lisher, achieving most excellent results. He is a graduate !of Grinnell, a veteran of the World war, having served as iin "officer iii the infantry in France. His wife is a graduate 'of ' Smith college, Northampton, Mass., where she was 'un assistant on the ni t department faculty prior to the war. . While now occupying an enviable position among the jnowspnpei's of the northwest, the Evening Observer will jcontinue to improve under the ownership and active man agement of Mr. TVppleby, who is thoroughly modern in his jthought, able in business, and eminently fair and just in liis judgment as to proper policy for the paper to continue :to pursue. i,A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PUBLISHING CO. THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley ViJ rVlaal JAKB SLATER, TH' ff, , linfMfOL I SCONt MMK,HIB8AJD f JEf ( A vTpW&V? I NEXT ASA SHEETS. MiMMmiM J er 1 mb sou. owes mi fW A NoVaopl """ft" I SON THEM HALF (" M S - ' r IT WASNT MORE THAN HPTESN MINUTES AFTBfc THE SHOW SUB OFF HBHCStlCKi ROOF BEFORE COBBLER JOHN WOlTZ. HAD IDENTIFIED THREE pp THE FOUR VICTIMS Yesterday In Congress (By the Associated Press) ' 1 The nenale approved a measure to prohibit Pullman surcharges. President Coolltlce'a electrical riding: horso got into house debute. Tho house passed an omnibus pension bill for civil war vete runs und dependants.- More wltnesseu testified before house und senate committees on agricultural needs. - The house aircraft committee heard testimony of Edward V. Itlckenbacker and a number of naval officers. Representative Madden of Illinois disavowed a statement Issued from hlH headquarters inviting itepre- Isenlatlvo lungwort h, Ohio, to retire from the speakership race. The Democratic senate, steering- committee agreed not to place ob stacles in tho way of the ftepub licaii organization In presenting Its legislative progrum. , BALLOON IE 1 OFFICE CAT TRADR MAMN RIO. By Junius I T r 1 income i ax Facts j No. 27. I ACCUSED CHARGE CHAPLAIN ALONE IN BRIBE TAKING ATLANTA. C!a. (Al). Uescrlp lion of stud poker muiieu carry ing u $U0 limit, with wealth j THIS POOR MAN "Smll.i Is wrapped up in his car.' "When did the accident happen?" The Job of getting to bed early every night gets no cuuler though one has been practicing it ull one's life. England must think we wen' Into tho world war Just to get '.he experience. "Wind Air when It gets in a hurry. Dust Mud with lite Juice si Hi cr w out. A iniin Ktioultln't growl Juwt be cause his wife puts on a little dog. PltLSCItllTION. Jf you're fueling preltyjotlen und you don't care what you do Monkey glundti. If you haven't uuy gumption und you're feeling rather blue Monkey glands. If yOu've lost your old desire for the women und wine. And your. thoufrlitH for entertain-( inent run to parties through at nine. And you'd rat her eut n bachelor n meul than help a chicken dine Mplikey glands. ( j ("resident ('nolldge believe that MileiKif mi nry tittuiniit k'Wl 'ftmtcri. Partnerships us ;su. h ure 'fiidt bootleggen. serving sentences in subject to the Income tax. but ..... Aiint r...i...i ' .....ii..mi.. are required- to - make returns on iih participants, and statements r l, (he ill rcn He thitt it intended to sume manner and on the Kami basis us the ue( .. income of the orm i))iif showing kpohn and net income. The net income of a i. ..... n,,tt ..i,,,,,!..!,, ... tn pu.i..er..,p . conipmca in m ....... ..... ln a plot to soli "soft jobs" to pili- nni.i-K WiM-u tint tu-tncit.-il .Inin.lnn. ln.llvl.luul oxi-fpl Unit ...lions .lU8 ,,rl(hiy , ,,. lrill of A for coi.ti-lbJlloiiu or Bills nr.. not ,.; Hlirt..in un.l I.. J. Hi-tch for- purmiiiHu. ' Individual iiihuiIxms uiu tiuutl on the distributive hIuui-h of u partnership, whether dhitributed or not, und ure required to In elude such shares In the Mudi nierly ot'tlclalH of the prison, und Laurence Uiehl. Columbus, Ohio. I Kartulu, wiio was warden of the prfHon; Ileteher, his deputy, and Kiciil. u visitor luHt year In the vldual return of Income, though I '"-" B huhkj, jh vnemeu nit they may not have been actually! .V"""'" " "' " " 1 "j the government having rested Thursday. Father Thomas I. Hayden, for mer prison chupluin. has testified us a government witness, that he participated In u conspiracy to re- recelved Every partnership must mulct, a return regardless of tho umount of its net. Income, or even If it has no net Income. The return in 1st Hhnw t tin n:iiin und mlitfcKM or each i.attner mid tli. jiinnuiii ''''v" H.5(HI in bribe money froi of the distributive Hhare of the "even Savunnar men, convicted In! me "rum Chase 13ohnenkaiup. local deal er In Goodyear, tires reports (hut a survey of the cars displayed at the automobile show just closed In Portland shows that of a total of 186 cars on display, 1 r of them were on balloon tires. Thirty-four different makes of cars were shown. A check of the tires used on thes turn kIiowh that 32. K ner cent of the curs were equipping Goodyear tires. The next highest make had 20.4 per cent. The re maining 47 per cent was divided between the tires of seven differ ent manufacturers. SCOtTS TAliiO CITY HAW, ' PENDLETON, Ore. The delib erations of the city council ere interrupted long enough for ,'jimes A. Fee, mayor, and Thomas Fitz gerald, city recorder, to subscribe to the'oulh given boy scouts. The oath was administered by Gerald Perurd, eagle scout and senior pa trol leuder of Pendleton troop No. 2. . CLAUDE C. PRATT You cannot Insure a hoiise for what It Ih worth, but a lot of men get Insured for more thun they ate worth. net income. If unv. of each Anv l"p Im exposure in man one of the partners may siKn ln 1'r-'i- for vvl,lcn und sweur to the return, which to iven "easy" assignments uuy cover the calendar or fiscal ln lllw !" I'leicm-r. huriutn year, 'according l the firm's tl,ul ,t,'hl Wvrv the ot,,ep con" method of uccotinting. splrulors. the irw-erutlon charges. Where Ihn reHiilt of a tin rt ner. Defense Outlined. ship operation Is a net loss, tho la outlining the case to the loss Is divisible by the taxpayer jury, the ' defense stated It ln in tho same proportion , as . net tended to show that Hayden ulone Income. However, If the part- received bribe money and through nershlp agreement provides, for. two .witnesses It at tempted to de the division of n Iohh In a ,ni'Ui,- velope tt'stlmony of deuls tho net different from the dlvlslo . chupluin was alleged to have made oT a gin such proportionate Ioshs on tho pretense of giving them muy be deducted by the partners .'"sqft jobs," but the court ruled us so agreed. ' It' could not be admitted. What do you think of this: You can cover the side walls of a good slxo dwelling house with the 4'x tra heavy, clear cedar shingles for less than $50. An actual test has been made that proves that Hie heavy cedar shingles resist lieut and cold inure than brick or HtUCCO. We have a hu'sii itssortmcnt or shingles -on linnd ami selling like hot cukes. There Is no (lonhl that the price helps to move them. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. 'Tlte 1'oor Alan's Kricnil" Oppo. l-ouiidry. I'HONH IIS t . Mo SuiiJaj Biislnuu FLORSHEIiVl SHOE There are two sorts of men in this town those who wear FLORSHEIM shoes and those who are going to wear them. If there are exceptions, they simply bear out the old statement that "the exception proves the rule." -ivcm F C,', J '. II j FOR THE MAN S, WHO CA '. j l.ySi i- --Ir :y. mPi ROOT PRAISED Valentine Day j Valentine Day, a day that brines fond iiinnoiios to a treat many and quickening pulsq to a great many, is here iigain on its annual pilgrimage nd many a dainty miss' find bashful lad arc experiencing sensations today that are jiot in tlie usual run of cvenls. I V " ' For' some Valentine Day has more special Kignifieanee' Jhan for others, but probably Jonathan King, of London,! England is one to whom the day means more in n way thuh any other similar occasion. King has the greatest collection of valentine's in the world. His valentines fill ?,000 scrap books and no two specimens are alike. King U very proud of his collection. He has devoted his life1 to gathering it from all parts of the world. And yet his 2,000 volumes of valentines do not mean so much to him as the one valentine from her swcetheait means to r.ny La Ornnde girl or young woman. Real wealth is not in material possessions: love is the greatest form of riches. Small wonder. Val-I entine Day symbolic of love persists through century after century. , " i Tile .I.HMio hff.nv umimiililiitl lo th.) is uhi'llH'r to Ixili 11 K lu Hlll.sk ttmum, frnllirr lllistt-r, t'l.rN. niilh.-nutui ol- iun. '. . . it Ih .iirri.'uii iu i.vui.i n .hurt jil.J !! r..:8h all-. Il.lt IT you of. (ilriil1',''y.oii.K''t Ih.; uir p-eiiiitlv. i' ' I'.ll. w'lXflLiiiiiit. lit iliw fcTrtl..'iil.l i uppruai'l.v.l a riBiir.- lylnif on lliu Kruwi of lli .1'iin.ti r.v. II.' kl.ke.l II. i Ininip who woku up Willi an ll.Jlir.'.l nlf. --W1...I ur.' you doliilj'. yclk'J Ih. Kimrillun of the (Jeml. "rinh.K (l.-u.l." wan tho wonry .inswr. "Whin I'm In Kumv I .lo a:, the Hnmi.n.'i .1..." An nt,'.:im, mini s mi,, Itilnk'. -.I.- cnii put on nnllpnpi'r as Kootl lis iiiiIkkI. i inti r. ciiii.uki n mi: ix iu.a.im: iiaiix A I SIIV. T,xn (lly Ih,' Ahh'K'I nl.'.l l-ri'iy.) 'rri.pp.'.l hrhln.l a Ijvl.'hlii!: uull nr Main.' In ii liny Ituni lu-iir the lio.ni'. or 11. ( ll .r ,ltn, t.iur mll.-t. ny'At or lii-rf. Ihr,-.' liltl,' kIi-Im wrr.' tiurn.'d lo di'iith y.sl.'i.l.iy. 'I'l.ry nr.-: I'ranr, a r.illch, 4. I.ol-nthy I'lillcn. I'., .ta.lRlil.'iN or Mr. viul Mm. I l. t'ull.li: I la May lliinlln. ", ilallKhtir or Mr. und Mm Hardin. 'I'll.- origin or llu fin Ih un l.nnw n. t . , . . .. . . WILLY S - O VERLAND FINE MOTOR CARS Tiny think u llttlo Lob Aiu'rIps Klrl iiulsoneil three noplo. anil he can't rluim bIm- thuuKht th-y were h'T hunlmnds. Warn Shsmst Parked KKW YOltK (Hy tin- Associat ed I'ivsh). Scrit'tary of UaU? Hui,rlieH l-'rlday nfeht elevated Kli hu Hoot lo "the Anierlcun nuhll ity," placing him; "n our hull ot' illustrious men wlio hold the only patent of nobility In Ihls republic. I h at of w o rt h of e h a rau te r, d Ir linetion of attallnnent and pro eminence In service." 'I'IiIh, said M p. H URiie-s, is '.'the neareut a p proach that nc Jiin ijiako In this country to the gift of an earl dom." Hecn-tary llifflirs deli verted hi tributu as the principal upeaker it n dinner to Mr. Itout .at the historic, Union leaRut rtub at which the former cabinet mem ber twice wiih prnsidi'iit. The oc casion way fn celebration of I he eightieth minivers;! ry of ,1r, Hoofs birth which lulls on Sun day, and men hih iu the public life of , the slate and nntlou kuIIi- ' creJ to acclaim 'his servkus MHi his country, to the camtc of in tei national justice, to the Heiu.i llcan party and the I'nton league 1 club." In addition to Mr. Hughes, those i who spoke were: Solicitor C.cn'ul Heck, I nited States Senator Wad- worth, former New York (lover n oi-s Odell, Miller and Whltmun -and former Senator William Al. raider, president of tho Union league club. There might he more divorces If a woman could smell her hus band's breath over Hie telephone. In Dost on. a bandit shot j man alter robbing him. which, we be lieve, Is absolutely contrary to bur glar union litw... .Im:t to show how scam marrying" men are. in Nyack, N. Y., a woman married the fame man twice. MARKET JflEL'S GROCERIES PHONE MAIN 759 Every woman is oik1 of good 1'iiikt-rhoiisc rolls. Our Compressed Yeast is fresh every moininu. Try it and be sure of success. Give us your name and we will send lor a cook book of the best Compressed Yeast recipes.' ., , The Louihiana lepcf who escaped and appeared in Wa.sh i'ngton to protest over conditions in n titate colony has been locked up. Natuially. This lobbying has got to stop. Tluit Gotham lawyer who wnnt.s-"Mi-s." eliminated fiom names of 'women candidates on official Ijallntsj probably has ' iio "mi.s!,u" at lioiiio. A I-'renchwonian has oix ut'd a school to teach women ; the ait of pleasing mm. It is undrrstond the chief text book will be Genepir.. Tlie world is now safe for democracy, but we still feel offended if the waiter doesn't show a proh-r deference. , Frequently nothing is the only thing that may le prop:' erly said, I 59,173 popl virittd theWIHyv .Orerland thowrootn durinjt Auto Shew week Lo New Vol. IOR Used vars SKE PS NOW. EASY TEHM:; Perkins Motor Co, Ith and Adams' Revolutionary Advance in DrivingVision Overland'8 adoption of all-steel bodies is admit tedly one of the moat Important advances ever made in the low-priced field. Sale of the new 'Overland oil-steel Sedan are literally pyramid ing. People are keenly aware of the advantages of steel construction particularly the greatly increased range of driving vision. Besides its all-steel body, the Overland Sedan gives you bigger power . . . patented Triplex Springs . . . stronger axles. . . bigger propeller shaft . . . balanced crankshaft . . . bigger brakes . . . disc-type clutch . . . simpler lubri cation . . . sliding gear transmission. A very inexpensive car to buy and a very economical car to run. Extremely easy terms. Coupe Sedan $5 World's Lowest Priced Closed Car with Doors Front and Rear Jersey Vest Tubing t'olur. I'l'iU'li, I'hik anil (lirhhl. Sl.ilN KV Ylllll. hii,m;i: s sii.ii:s sl.r -J l.i SI.,' l.i 12.. . 51 ...I mux Tlir li'l shoi' ninili' ut mis pill. Norton's Kiddy Shop (0 weklan; I ALL-STEEL Gettinsrs & Hanks to HIM! JEKEEUSON ST, LA GRANDE, ORE. l-'OR THE CHILDREN THIS YEAR ' Parents, givc heed. Bring endless happiness to your children as the year wears on by incalcating in them that admirable trait of bcinir Thiiflv. Start it with a Kavimra Arm. mi in,, ."..i, :., Klronir liank. Teach them In he ever dollars you can spare to their mites and sending mem nere occasionally with their passbook posit their money. l.y I line tlir m,, .n. , Ik, ,,, ,,,., f,lr nun J.i.l ll l. Kliirtllix llH'lil OH Ih,' nmil In Mimv llllll'M. H (his IIm m lint-