La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 21, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, Febniary 21, 1.025. PAGE FOUR THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " c i u lo r ! j ! M i ! La Grande Evening Observer An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APl'I.EBY Editor and Publisher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS BuatncM Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1418 Adama Avenue, Ia Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Kriday. Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, as Second CUaa Mall Matter under act of March 2, 187 J. OFFICIAL TAPEH OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB CIYY OF LA GRANDE MEMBEK ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pib. ' licatlon of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited if published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches in this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' By Carrier Daily, per month In advance .. He Dally, six months in BiivaDce.WHWW.M 94.60 Dally, single copy . . 5c By Mail, Dally, per month In advance Dally, per six months In advance ' Dally, per year in advance- Weekly ObaerveivStar, per year 69c I2.S1 $5.00 $2.00 ADVERTISING RATES i Display, foreign, per column inch... Display, local, per column inch... Time contract rates on application. 40o I HAVE FOUGHT A GOOD FIGHT, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. Henceforth there Is laid up for me'a crown of righteousness. 2 Timothy 4;7, THE OLD HOME TOWN IE By Stanley A wife can love a husband and still be secretly amused by the way the public honors him. One of the magazine experts says rolls contribute to i domestic bliss. We are inclined to wonder if he spoke especially of bank rolls. . i Altruism, according to a La Grande man, is exact knowledge concerning the side of the bread that is but tered. Possibly that doesn't constitute the highest type of idealism but it's the theory on which many people work these days. A CHARACTER LESSON.. . Tomorrow is the 193rd anniversary of George Washing tTMUXf I AT THE TOPLS STREET CPOS5IN6- nr at I I sled" Michael Karolyl, ex-Hungar-lan president. Recommendations of Secretary Weeks, it was learned, will guide President Coolidge in the question of reappointing Brigadier-General Mitchell as assistant army air chief. NEWT. THE MORS 63AtCE HAD A SLXSHT MISHAP TODAY WHEM THE NOOHTKNH STRUCK HIS RlG MONDAY WILL BE HOLIDAY (Continued from Page l.. superintendent. Keverend William Crosby Rosj of the Presbyterian church will de liver the main address at the high (school Monday morning and the grade schools will observe the day i by means of speeches and exer- t clses. Last week all assignments in the language classes of the grade schools ot the city were on some subject dealing with Washington's llf or work. Woman Accused of Larveuy. j ASTORIA. Oe. The circuit court grand jury which started its sessions today, returned an in dictment charging Anna Walkama with larceny tn connection with the alleged theft of $240 from Nels Norgaard. Not true bills were returned In the case of Ray Newell, of Seaside, charged with an attempt to kill, and A. B. Cof fey, charged with noh-support. One secret Indictment was return ed. The Jury is continuing its sessions and. according to district Attorney lnenweuer, has uiut'h work ahead. UranJ Jury ludJcU 3 Kt'GENE. The Lane county grand jury returned an Indict ment against Nelson Beers of In dian Creek on a charge of at tempt at crimlnul assault, against W. H. tiblfflett on a charge of obtaining money under false pre tenses, in the alleged passing of a bad -heck, and against Harry Roseoff, charged with Assault with a d an ge ro us weapon. Quality Merchandise at Lowest Prices Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention OFFICE CAT . 1HAOS MAJiK HI4- J 111 the average household It takes only one to start a quarrel ami finish It, too, if eier. ''Why should you put your spare money into cows?" asked the banker. "The cows don't pay you interest." "The heck they don't." retorted the farmer. "Ixwk at them calves out in the barn." Christmas time has come and gone with all its kindly cheer. . It will not corne again, I know. for just about a year. Rut merry Christmas holidays I find I can't forgi't. I still remember that my gifts have not been paid for yet. A village Is a place where a walk ing stick 13 considered humorous. . A wife (s a person who .nmtinMy rills a HU too full and then nn;U ters surprise nlien It boils over. It's a sad world and most of the good listen.-ts are too darned dumb to talk. George Washington's Maxims Be not apt to relate news if you know not the truth thereof. Think before you speak. When a man does all he can, though it succeeds not well, blame not him that did i it. ' J , Let your conversation be ; without malice or envy. ( Let your recreations be manful, not sinful. I Speak no evil of the ab sent, for it is unjust. Show yourself not glad at this misfortunes of another, though he were your enemy. Increased His Estate $2010 With A Net Saving Analysis of a life insurance policy of J. J. Cart' (whose name is used with permission): He had a 20-Pay Life policy bought in 1909 for $5,000. The amount payable at death was $3000, or in five more -years he would have an insurance estate, paid up, of $5,000. The cash value of ' the ' policy, or its savings, amounted to $2010. Taking this cash out and plac ing it at 7 interest, the income will purchase a new straight life policy of $5,000.00 yet he has the $2010 in cash IN ADDITION to his protection of $5,000, giving a paid up estate of $7010. He increases his estate $2010 immediately and saves over $600 in premiums which' would have to be paid to mature the old policy. Insure fur Protection. Save Seimraleiv (or Investment I will analyze your policies Free of Charge. Bring Your Agent With You. FLOYD McKENNON La Grande National Bank Bldg. .Moonshiner lined $1500. Ions c-imilly unci 4"0 to liuo b;i. HAKKISIIl'IKi. Ore. Deputy lonn of naily-lo-nin iiijihIi iin.. Sheriff Owen mill u sprciul ptuhi- il mirks ot k ipr. Young .ia bition officrr ui-rt'sti-d Murion lalii-n to Albany mill f-in-d $k,imi Y'ounir. total iariflit,T. at hla 111 jusliiw iiiu.-t. home, four inlU-a ounte of town. for having on his pii-mlses n If lie mlverllms it, liu knows ll'n hoino-lnatli' Htill of uhout 30 KuN Rood. A man was ircr-nlly arrrMotl for Eton's birth, Washington has become a heroic figure in the minds of all true Americans a. sort of god. So much have we meaiizea nun that we forget, at times, his human trials1 ' ' ami t, now in. and tempUtion.V,; sight of thejactjhat h.r ZTIV "six feet three, that his hands and feet were large, hls,,",", inx-iiit,i,- to iain. ihair reddish brown, and his eves bluo. ... .. ''' 'W i r.w uti. ,-un sianu prosperity. I a,e j ictii,ue ne is noi u goo is ine true reason lor nisi"1" a man a mwrr, ne .greatness. It is easy for god to l,e models of perfection P" "hak" h.ta .M rriend'- j but for humans it is a task. That Washington set aside temptations to Ih weak or i'jealous saved the colonics for freedom, and Washington : for .history 'as the father of a new country. America has jmuch to say of him. Now comes an Englishman with lavish praise. . , KT 1. 1..- t: i , . .i - . Yesterday. In Congress Hie fiiifrsinry orfil.rl ftlrj- p::ha:d ly tliv s.-n- The hous- paKieil th" hill lo In-cri-as... the salarlis ot meniuTs ol congrt'ss. ... ' i Hearines nrrr op-nt1,! ut the ulr It's Iwil rn.i,!--!, fw , i'l'Partnifnt on th,- ChlcaBo u.inl- liw-. hkr llK'ti. Iml Hip wtir, tary lraina,7c ci'l' 3tion Moirt liapio'll milil llio nmi Im-xIii to lln1 llkl' uonH'ii. A lip stick nen'r a'l.i il unvthlni; 'o the flavor of & kl-sa. Is that HrlRitili-r-Ui-ncral Mitt'hcll can III,' hoim." aircraft committee fur- 'i . "No nobler figure ever stood at the forefront of a na- ,0" ma not thi"k ou ar" '. '""'r ,,s!l""""' " "'" "' of "ii ! i is. . . n- . . ..... hut were yon rwr i'f,vc.t whra bo'"l on battlrahlM. .iiutisme, says jonn Kicnara i.i een. an bnglislimaii, writ- the barter lurmd m.r chair o I ... iillg in his History of the Etltrlish Peonle." ouhltri n. p yourwlf in the' 1"r l"''n' r "r.lcr rai ,! airains: ! He tellr, how Washington first won the confidence of his intimate friends, and that "as the fight went on) the colonists discovered what we now realize to be true "His clear, unbiased judgment; .'"His heroic endurance; 'His silence under difficulties; i'.'His calmness in the face of danger or defeat; "His patience and the quickness with which he struck; "The lofty and .serene sense of duty which never swerved from the task at hand through jealousy; j ""That never through war or peace felt the touch of a! meaner ambition ; "That knew no aim save guarding the freedom of h.; ellow countrymen,' and no personal longing save returning; to hia own fireside when that freedom was secured." j In your acquaintances, who is silent under difficulty, patient in defeat, calm in d inger, true to his purpose, dis regarding temptation and jealousy, who knows no per sonal longing save peace, honor and contentment for him self .ind his fellows? Co to him. Win his friendship. Copy his ways. Trust him. Believe in him. Honor him. i He is the stuff of which heroes are made. Whatever his station in life, he is a modern Washington! Ktaiw? ;llle conference report nil the Mus- j' le Shoals IcaimR hill km miKtain Home In a swcrl place wherp!,,I ' the s-nate. yon can irrowl tor Mervicc instead or tipping. fteinoval or Senators Ui l-'ollctte llKl-l. ttrookhart and Krnzier troin li.XAtT l.lkl-:M-:ss ,lheir present commute" assign. I'holoffraphcr: 'Here's your son's lllcnts as determine, upon, portrait." ... Customer: "It looks like him." j Americas allitiule on a neiv Photnanpher: "Up sahl you had I'rench lonn by American bankers promise,! ( ,,My fr , M, .,, Wh(u, llull3t. Customer: "It is him." jv.lil aait dp(Mtt proposal by thjc " ' ' Kiench. 'TIs FV-Tet to iovj. but oil! how j Informal ri,nveiS..t(ons, 'resid"iit '" " Km ami men 10 Rei Her. 'CoolidKe l., li e. to til. pet bill and erone h is a pet. I, vi , h r. i, point whr not pro- he Is ommilted to call an arms confer- lence in advance of formulation of We have h.-cn nske.l how this !ie project sponsored by the b-agnc legislature compaies with otlier as- '"f nation:!. seiublies tn nreKon. In answer wej ... - , can say. there is little difference I The senate forclirn relations cotil liumuntt Jors aloiiff ntotit the . nilttce voted to ask about ch.ircea ame obi way year after year. that the state deptrt in. c.t "max- Cleaver s Dismissal Discussed tU HIUVK liKVMSv STAT K HCH'SK, tiU-ni. Or- f !tv Mutl Thfrp ts a lot of fairnesj anionic mn atr nil Thi M tru'ti. Ir it 'i vk h n th tl orci t l i r n m. r i .iiti'1 l for ftn.il a 'in I hnrsd.n. Ail of tht- flra.r i.r-i'nttttton tl-url- thf prt-sH nl nitn h tttn hi5 l,"ti jih ronsumtvl forrlni; a ti-Mf that iv, whin tM final r f.flit-l thfli-ii. firework a v.otit-1 y f tr' ,.- iin-1 (h i-auM for hi ( tU- inixml nhvn anuhttril in that llr. Clatr i temp-nitm-ntaMy tntrit. tf ironrsf. that nia inf-an al.out .inythtiiR or nuthing Kor an. man who niaktrt as strt-nnons mn vtlort to enforce pr.'htl.i' ion as iMnivvr hun m.nlr1 wilt fntjiut unfit by , Kr-nt inan It Mfiiii tu lis thiit ilrorfff r hmh trat. far mors' than ht ttwvrvt-it liirlng thr- invrSTiKatton aii'J th t- tt n er,i. iii.sfon WlHTh.T tit., til-tulji.il lioill'l H tull.-w -J Ml II IN.. IK Hitl n Vlit: 111 i l It Announcement OF VITAL I NT K REST TO EVERY MOTORIST t- .'t n. ft II, m nd. ltiH t n.htt.lMon .Itf MKht ut' mr I t -ai.-. HiiU m. h won-!-tfijiu ih ut t ttn. .S. im til. LI- Irllt if I lilt tt-r. ,m l t In. us tiiitr tn nrt h jv 1 t htns s.n.t t he will hum.trtl n t nltm-f wit hout mak niaklug ,thni N'ftt fro. no Im an v.t- !i oth- 1 r Inn wai rount avnit-t "l-nr In "l "H l tut at the tni-!t jftatitn cirfpt , nom prohittit luti I1 qit-n1lnnuttlf mi ol h Is mi jnya ' It fin Hilt i unj an.l to rtuivT r 'Ut h,- It imt :'- bv duirii e.! nnn'irlhv -iii!oy- ! wh n lit as fr v in4 "i tf th-ir rt- i Tit' rr Ih1 lis ami hours n the fl-t'r nf thf r n.itf '!a- What try m- n i oJl?i th- cKwtnit TT wji nt el uffl an tunny ha t : hour of a ;t.n. In th- Inhhv tt rxpfH:t tJ. but fjiiit.- tht t-onlmrv ! t liar.1 to it ' fliroufth for vvry he waa in many itistanctg piaU.u tubbj 1st akiiu. tu tutl. ulou iAt MELLINGER TIKES, which have Kon making such notable records in other hcalities are now available hen?. I haw ticcuroi. the local unit of the bipgest chai.i of tire agencies in the world. With The Mellingrr Plan your money goes into th- tire, not to a string of middlemen. Thai's why the tires can In Cords L't.000 Miles hthrir Mtle M-H.nci-r Tins ar the nr- it-st autouiolilr tli p Arntruun In-fiiHtry has proliut-'l an-l .it t i immu Oinr lont-r rtr-l tiiun "-.tinry ttr-s ,--t m show on m hat n- nti v'.-ihncT Tirt j hoH t h'-y ar" nt.nlf. No oMtRatlin lo I my tr I t i'ii t saf you imoim y on or llr I tln t want uitr tmsin. v . S. BROOKS K'-V't T. Ave., I a (irantlp. Orrgttn. THE MELLINCER MAN hen a Mrllinger Man (iut-s in Your Tire Troubles (lo Out CHILDREN'S HATS . SI'KIMi AND MM.MKIl ' i.. A.UMi:i'jvia'MB.r I'liitxu $1.49 to $4.50 1 n.ri:iu;iJ.A Ase : to to Frit-eU SI. OH tu 3.IA Get your choite of ttie h'it tutors w hU they ur nrw. It do'9 not iKty you to make llif in up yourself wh-n you tun buy lt made parnu-nts at abof! prtct-a. OuaranttvJ to Wash and Wear. FOR SATURDAY SPECIALS Ha Sfvnil Bar sains I'rn -1 ' 5V himI $1.00 Value lo S;i.Mi Norton's Kiddy Shop HnitMiU hilts - StmpiiiR - iMrsltnc Anil ltttttm 1'oterrtl Buitou ffylcs MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES I'lIONE MAIN 759 SOAP SALE 2 Packages of Peet's Washing Machine Soap....? .80 Thor's Crystal White Soap...-,.! , 20 ?1.00 3 Uars Crystal White Soap FREE 12 Bars Crystal White Soap 1? .GO 1 box Peet's Machine, Soap! 40 $.1.00 3 Cars Creme Oil Soap FREE The soap market is raising. !uy a large supply befu.-e the advance. This soap deal will be on ONIJ WEEK. Balloon Tires OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ON ALL FORD MODELS AT ONLY $25 Extra SEE THE NEW MODELS Perkins Motor Co, Corner 4th and. Adams 'lione M-500 Our Exchange Department Offers Many Attractive Values IN I SED Dining Room Suites Kitchen Cabinets Roll-Top Doks DavenporU Ijhrary Tables , Chairs and Rockers W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. FEBRUARY 22nd. 1732 1925 -A l.n,l.r ni-iinlnlnni'r nllli ll.r nmlil iiin-l ,-,hivIih.-rfrj ninn llml m'linn. 11,4 n., ,,. ,M. , ,.r(i,.rhHI ,,f llw nllK.lnn.nl ,r hiriuK: nn.l tlml Hi,- l-ht-nil imifi-.- I,hi, f.r im.I mil nrr ,-r fnr Inuu ll. n.., ,ai-k ,.r II. jih,.r In k.-,-p nil,,. ,r m.n,, ,,. . fc , it'lflial fin i-nllcl riHiM-iriuv. "IIh WKn-alr l,n,,:,H ,,( ,,.t. nl.1.1, ni.Hitl l,y llir .lln- of a ilrcimu- . to. ,h,-i i . IIh- end "f all ..M rinin iii." (.Mii.calion. r li.-on;,. a-liliijlim. ZJ i