La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 12, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, March 12V102T,. PAGE FOUR THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER $Ia QSrattbc ifmtutg bmbt r An luiUfwndent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Publisher , BAR VET K. MATTHEW8 Business Manager Published ovenlnga, except Sunday at 1410 Adams Avenue, LA Grande, Oregon. The Obscrver-Btar published every Krlday, Entered at tho Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, as Second Claw Mall Matter under act of 11 arch 2, 1879. OFFICIAL, iY-PER OF UNION COUNT AND TUB CITZ CI I-A GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for pjb. llcatlon ot 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 Bj Carrie ' Dolly, per month In advance .-.76o Dally, six months in advance 14.60 Dolly, single copy,... .- - 6o lijr Moil. Dally, per month In advance.. Dolly, per six months In advance.... Dolly, per year In advance...-...... Weekly Observer-Star, per year 60O 18.69 ....$6.00 ......12.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch.... 4 1' o Display, local, per column loch ... .40o Time contract rates on application. FEAR THOU NOT; lor I am with thee; bo not dlsniuyvl: for 1 am thy God; 1 will strengthen thee; yea, I will ht;lti theo, yea, 1 will uphold thee with the right hand of my right eousness. Isaluh 41:10.. THE OLD HOME TOWN - By Stanley Vegetables shown in seed catalogues are triumphs of the printer's art. No matter how independent wives may get, they usu ally are willing to let hubby pay the bills. A cynic is a man who tells you to kiss the girl on the? theory that you will lament it if you don't and regret it if you do. A surgeon has succeeded in adjusting a woman's mis placed heart. This will probably give him tho world's largest practice. 0-j, irBH1, tSfeflL 5 j firAMUMjfrVT I Kwti. finish nasi ,. tiling WHILE THHTtJWMBorS WERE STIU. FUSiW&-VSTe . I -Sfi3p. WH0 Sl0"LD WASH THe WINDOW (t THE AIEW M TlA ryh -'V- MILLIMBft,AI.O4 CAME THE PORTHte FROM ,tahiMy Viyfefff TUB CENTRAU HOTeu AND PIP THE JOB ,. )"V 0FFICEI11-I l l CAT TtllADK HARM me. fy Junius Said (lie l.n r. ramie teller to Uic new Klii iMMikkiftHT; 4,Yon ilhln't fool U up." "Certainly not," tslio replied. "I took s tni." . A ono-gullus cuHloiniT t coped into u Iai llrumle dniK store mid iitkfd for u nickel's worth of usu fetldu. Ocik: "Wrap It?" "Yvh." "C'harKe It?" "Yea." "Nuiue?" ''Honeyfunkel." Here, tuke It I wouldn't write mufetltlu a ml HoiH'j funkel for flvo j CONTRAGT LET on the main lino during Mr. Can-! treH'n sickness. I Mrs. fcJunderuon, of Imblcr, Is spending a few duys at M anvil I c. i Mr. Hood, of Wullowit, has ac cepted a position with the com pany is brltkemuri. V. V. Church piloted engine No. 7 from Muxvlllo to Wulluwu Hun day. Mr. Jewell, the stenographer, Is hUKy looking after the office, while Mr. Church is busy in tho woods. Mr. Kelly, a machinist of Baker, has accepted a position with tho liowintin -Hicks company here, Dun Tanner, general superintend ent of the Bowutan-lilcks company, was a business visitor to MaiiwiJc tho lust of the week. V. V. Church, camp superintend ent, and George Stoddurd, train master, were visitors to Wallowa on' business the first of the week. W. J. Cantrell, muin line brakc nmn, has been confined to his home the past week because of having his fibs cracked in an accident. Mr. und Mrs. Xco Kine are the parents of a baby girl born to thein Saturday evening. Both mother and baby arc doing nicely. Folee Ilradshuw, the muin Unu engineer, has been confined to his home, becuuse of illness. Mr. und Mm. Ben Mclloe have purchased the household goods of Mr. Lewis. Mrs. Wakefield of l,ti Grand- ar rived in Muxvillc Sulurtlny and will spend several days here visiting with her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Neiibeek were visited by the stork recently und i nou have u baby girl. MACHINE USED oooooooooooooooooooo M.VXVIIXK .(Hpcclul) Tin-)3owiiiuii-HickH.cmpiiiiy u:ivo ri ti contract to the' MorrlHou-Kuiiltt'tn company to Imve the nniln IfTj;' hul kusted Troin Wallowa lo AWhilim-t. a distance of about six und one half miles. Work will commence Monday morning. Mr. and. Mrs. Goodman, who hiivi charge of the hotel will leave the loth for ,a Grande. iiifuml lVrfii'tlng t'oii'rol Of Airplanes 'ij Wml-Icm t-etits." ' .Mrs. Nenles Selentlts siiy that wi really lunch ami (tnnv fat. Mrs. IHele of enm-M'! No our would crow fat ami laiiKli. iih l.a Grande man claims that his overhead expense is eating him up. II" ha loat five radio uerlubi In oin' month. SELF INTEREST. The most fascinating subject of conversation In the uverage man is himself. He like to meditate upon him self, talk about himself, and be talked about favorablv.l outHiii.. r Yxruui. i.. i .i.. ,i. , e ithiTi' Im nnihlntr n 'ii'Hi JB 'I'd"-, muuiiii, cuiihiuui nig niu ihci niia, ho iar;,.r ,., ,,. m)liU18 r u , m Hiioi: as lie is concerned, he is the most important creature on, !. I J.I ,.! ... '.mi . .ill II i, I I I ' '.''" ' lealTU. ml.l Imlli Is llko nil rwti lliiml' A man's job, his family, his health, his achievemeifl. of."1'" ml,',',' " "'"ns ,'k,r- Tliink nf tin- tl ill I I'MliillBM A tin in ami Ki iipi'iil whfii iln'i-i" hiti no t)i'lf IiIkA'h to knoi-k. IIucUimI t-yolirow. ,'iirlh narrow- iuii.uui.-,.iiih me are me most interesting aim vital things a firnmii' iiuKimw nmn n jn the universe to him. Anyone who tan ofrer light and '"I1'"1 """'" '" .( , - , .ot tiT iliiv ami wit 11 was n note 'iofjing on these paramount issues is a public benefactor.' rm,,, the cuiom.-r raving. -jMeuw Jic wis a hearinjr. or a reading:. No wonder the average American is a conrirmed new.v 'paper reader. The honest and clean journal of events LONDON' (AIM Certain resi dents of the south eo;iM of Kntf lnnl wre inuciraloni.lnd recent- 1 ly when an ;ilr force flying nia- chine fell Into the ocean and the fnulhorhk'S .showed no undue anx lifiy about the fato of the pilot, j who. It was assumed . was aboard. I After a while the air force men calmly put out a skiff and 'towed j 1 lie fallen plane to shore. The I secret then leuked out that the 8. H. Huston, purchasing avenl ; machine, htid ben without a pilot for the Hownuin-Hicl:H company. and that the accident was brought Hpent a few days at Maxville on i about by the plane pushing beyond businei. .' jlhe radius of the wireless control- likidder No. H has b-eii brouphl ! Hg force. 'in from Ihe v.nods ami will be It wan then learned for the first overhauled for the summer' work, i Hint thut the planes 'eeii for 1'i ink Wood was a litislm sa vlsi-! ' ' wepks paMi circling in the tor lo Wallowa Saturday. (air over tills territory had nil been L. I. Ooodmau has been running without pilots; the control was by the main encim- duriiiK Mr. I trad-1 radio from a Hhorc station. shaH's ill in as. i " . W. Huntini;. of the II. .It CahT- While Itonds ;ie Iriver5 pillar company, spent a few days' Variety of Kyc Ailment. at Maxville In the Interest of It is! company. ' ' LONHON (AD The grey or T. G. Teiibrook. the ct'inp doc-!!iie surfaced roads of Kncluiul. tor. 'Is btisv thes days. ie.1 which the IncrcitNinK nuinhei of li, A. I'rutt. the rlvll ellliuyr. J !! Uloniobile drivers are compelled in uorkitiK out of Wallowa doinjt'i uaxe intently In f;tihlint( tli-lr Home survey work between Wnl-j speeding cars, are causing a muss lo va and Kelnhart. j uf tninor eye troubles, according to nglne No. I will be out of ie, Arthur I'pson In recent add res this week and Kuuine No,. 3. beioro the Institute of Opticians. thi main line engine w ill go, in, for While roads reflect the harmful a general overluiulliiK. ' jticlinle rays, and Mr. I'pson rec- The sno'w is disappearing . rust omuicmls that road builders mix here and will soon be gone. - lrecn coloring matter with their llek Wooduard has been braking surfacing material. INSMUTWORK A. machine for treating seed wheut with copper carbonale for smut control, simple and inex pensive as devised by (b'orge W, Kuble.'agricultural engineer of the O. A. t. extension service, can hi mude on the farm In a few hours It has u capacity of two bush-M und will treat 15 tu in bushels an hour. Need for an effective method of treating1 seed wheat for u rela tively small acreage Is met in this machine. Kor large :;cate produc tion patent treating machines with larger capacity may be purchased. To be effective In killing the spores of common smut on wheut the copper carbonate must coat every kernel, which requires some sort of special machine. The copper carbonate treatment was Introduced Into Oregon by the experiment slution and extension service In l'J2l- It was proved by fnrmcr-caunly agent di iuonstra llons to he so successful that It lias become an established practice on large wheat farms of eastern Ore gon. It Is being used more largely in other parts of the stale as its superiority ovef other methods be comes better known. Only 125 acres were planted with copper carbonated wheat in y:M( while more than a half million acres thus treated will be planted this year. Two ounces of the dust are re united for. each bushel of wheat. This kills the smut spons with out damage to the prain. allowing r per cent less seed, giving the young seedlings a quicker start, ml permitting storage of treated seed .without damage. Too heuvy applications will' cause the dust to accumulate in the drill, and may cement and caue damage tu tho machinery, , The material should contain not lesi than 5u per cent copper, fine enough thut most of it will pus through n 2ot'-mcsh serevn. about as fine as 1'orlland eeimnr. Many brands nre on the- market. A bulletin telling how to rna.k the treating machine may b- had on application to the local county agent or to the extension srvivt: of the college ut forvallls. o I Our Spring Hosiery Stock is al- moit complete, and it affords you S a wonderful selection of the new- S est of costume shades in plain' o colors and plaids. Ladies' Thice-quaitcr Sillt lloKcttua $1.! o Silk-ancl-Lislc Plaid Sport Hose - $1.0 o Kaysei's Chiffon, full-fashioned $!.!' La Fiance full-fashioned; all colors $2,25. Phoenix full-fashioned Chiffon .'...$1.73 to ?2.93 o o o o 0 ' o o o o WJ)citS oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocP Oh. what is $o rare as a day in June? (jur guess U a player piano in tunc. PLAN I'AKIS Tit 1 1 KANSAS iTI'V, Knn. Financial preparation foe Ihe American le ion nai ioual convent Ion planned ti hehl in Paris in I!'1'7 Is be ing made by Wyandolte Post of Hv American Legion here through an "on To Paris Saving Club" of ntttie character. The club, for . x-s-rviee men only, will be run som what on the order of any I building ami loan association. The members will pav In certain sums t of money each month, tV.e inlnl niuin being $ in. Mi. which at the end of the saving period will be Hlli'liciellt to lake them lo I'ul'iM and return. In the Tennessee mounlaimi a dude 1h n man who gets his hair cut In March instead of April. The .sap Is flowing In the trees. Ihere is a weakness In our knees., we've shed our heavy beevccdccjse. tell me Imw I stun, I in Ihe rem. I.S The postal service Is losing money. Ciin'l we have u biter ... . It .It . . . . " H "'V VI nvimuilliB .! .ui;vn.-ii ixniK luvfiiiui"; me ncari ana mnui ot the nico. them out ? It deals in mman interest. It sketches the average man in his universal characteristics. It satisfies his hunger lo Know alxiut liimself. As po sibly yini may know, poor rislo s are u source of profit both In the t;ii and on the laud. I A NKW UKPUULIC.' I !; Down in Panama the San Dins Indians have set up Hi.' jKoiwblic of Tala with formal notice to the president of! .Panama and tho American minister of their declaration' .of .independence. This isolated tribe knows nothin-r of the "now freedom" hut has not forgotten nor does it intend to forget the old freedom. The Republic of Tala came into .existence the morning after blood had been spilled in a :dash between the native Indians and some Panama planters. The chish was brought about by gradual encroachments by Pauamans and Americans upon the rich country of lha San Was tribes. The country of the San I'.lasians extends from the Sal. P.las coiisl to the liorder of Columbia. The natives live in thatched houses raised on stilts. Their only contact with civilization is on their humeri tiips to the markets at Colon.1 They have avoided intermarriage with either the blacks cr whites and for cenluries have defied subjugation by the Spaniards and later by Columbia and Panama. Visitors to their jealously guarded radm have not been welcome. 1 lilt rich timber tracts, valuable mineral deposits and verdant savannahs for cattle glazing have bioughl the Patiamau and American planters into the country. Tl; I'oivigners took possession on the excuse that a rich country was being wasted on savages. The San Hlas Indians killed Mime of the interlopers on the excuse that it was theii country to do with as they chose. Police from the Panama Canal Zone and a I'nited States cruiser are now at the scene of the massacre. The outcome will le that the natives will transplant their new republic into the unexplored interior and the ramheis will remain in possessions of their timber, mines and pastures. 'rill t'l1IM.uiiril itii..lo i- tlollllllll. l'!4'- !li.llll' joke ll!l IM'CII ' MiH-(ti mil or H. i . a l ; -trv the Mavtae Plant' grafted Walnuts Ttiey Make You .Money One of the best blocks of Yruomaii l'ram,uetl hi tho State, select type, well grown. All other stocks Kllberts, Apple. Pear, Cher ry, Prune, Plum, Peach, Apricot, etc. Small l-'iuitu, etc.. ,i .l I Hlght stuck at right prices. Submit your want list, send for prices. 35 years In busi ness. CAUIrO.V Xt'ltNtlllY CO. ("aril tin, Oregon. Market Groceries Joels Phone Main 759 A Reliable Bank i Iteliability that means helpfulness as well as balely no mallei' what the emergency. La Grande National Bank Soiuiil, Itrltnlilr, rrKrv.vltc iia.mi 111. m i ir ham i: maiii ii mi Yesterday In Congress The senile resumed ronslderu llon tf the Jxlc of plms fieui?. Preald nt t'oolidK named lb Hunker HIM ut viuteentennliil com-mimion. aiiee (,f the of Aptll S-Miv .1 as A mertciin I 'ot el k as iMmed h) the pi -'t.hh til. I ' ' ' Pr"-ld ul i 'nnlntue ,is ui it-.l . I m tiate letohCH not o ie-Nuliol jtlte noininaiion ol ('hath H. nt-- len to be uttnuie n. r;tl. 1 I'tuirh t, c. -:.( i h.iidt of K in jsi.s m n"inifiii( mtiit.sl r to (NM iltagtlu an, C nri;.. c, f. Suot- nu rilo ef I .oill; tuna mtmsi.-r to tlondurait. I he . ml, eonttrim d the nom inal ton of IJeulenunt 'oloiM'l ,t:itneS K. l-"eeht to be nsMlMtnut ehli f ttf the arm ntr Her lee with Ihv runk of Itrigadler genenil. 'hjirmuo liuopvrt of the msi ntrt-iBft commutes. rhtr , tru;a dler 0nernl Mit hH l.. , tndii nt l In IiIm b-Ntinioii) rt n.. lug ilefh h nettn tn etiiipownt and pentoiinvl of the at my uir ser - A proclamation asking ubaerv ke. Balloon Tires Optional l'(lipilH'llt On All lord Models At Only $25 Extra Sec (he New Models Perkins Motor Co. 4 tli and Adams -trv the Mavtae Wash with it. It's the determining test of this super-modern way to short Mondays and long clothes wear. No other washing principle is so careful of your clothes even safer with dainty things than hand methods. No other so thorough in its job spotlessly clean wristbands, neckbands and collars I So fast that you've got to hurry to keep pace with it. In every way that woman wishes, it excels. it next washday free no obligations Phone for further particulars. 9 Outstanding Maytag Feature 1 - Washes faster. 2- Wa.sh.es cleaner. 3 -1 .arrest hourlycapae- it v in the world. 4 Most compjet wash er made takei floor spice only 25 inches square. 5 -Cast aluminum rub can't warp rust, rot, swell, split or corrc-de. fc-l.a.silr adjusted to yiur heipht. 7 -Clothes can he put in or taken out with the washer running. J-Tub cleans itself. . Automate drain board. Insrant ten sion release. All parts cnclwtd. 9Rranni for World Leadership Ttlauttw uijmfoam ! I I ! ' i ! I Try V I at all. 1 i WITH CAST ALUMINUM TUB HOasher OREGON HDW. & IMP. CO. A Sale of Women's Frocks That No Husband Will Object To Only $1 Each and Guaranteed Washfast We really believe v.e could sell these new Stamped Frocks to married men, because we kifow what delight they take in seeing their wives becomingly attired all the time even when engaged in the daily house hold duties. (ill ill J I 7wi M Each lit m Please don't confuse these with the ordia ary "House Dress." They are truly su jH'iior Frocks suitable for wear all day lotijj. Stamped in novel designs on the new "Col orweavc," a durable fabric that "looks, feels and wears like linen." For the first time we can offer you guaranteed washfast frocks at only ?1.0D each. The four designs shown here are representative of the lotthere are ten de signs ami colors in all. , tit.'lu.hnc ;li K n-;v V t" ;,n. t t.t n. ii ;o lla. your Ki'l mill..- tip their uwn li.!v.. llil ymirs n"v. Ih.-y jr-- I., sell fil. S.i- tin- M... I. Is tu Our Wm..,ns. Norton's Kiddy Shop 6 .