La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 28, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR THE Ol GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, March 28, 1025. IE1 fl I'M Ira.-1 iHir i Irum! :)lTt uniij; Mr. Ir. a in'KC 'B lj j Wi ian.1 linn. Mr. lull 6 ip' Vo; hurj mdr r- I Jvq 'urpi :hnr atul ay I (1 111 Jul .osti Kll Mr n-tr lie lM uuU ohm (Irmtto fientug bserfar An Independent Kevspapet FRANK B. APPLEBY... HARVEY F, MATTHEWS... -Editor and Publlahaf ..BiulnoM Managar Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adama Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Obaorver-Btar published every Friday. Entered at tho Poatotflce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Claaa Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THB CITY OF LA GRAND MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated l'rcsj la exclusively cntltlod to uae for tKJb. Ucatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited if published iliureln. All rights of republication of apodal dispatches In this paper, and also (he local news herein also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, per month In advance- Dally, six months In advance- Daily, single copy . By MaiL Dally, por month In advance-. 76a ..$4.60 -fro Dally, per six months In advance Dally, per year In advunco..... .... Weekly Ouucrver-Htar, per year..... COO -.12.69 ....$6.00 ....$2.00 ADVERTID1NU RATES Display, forolgn, per column Inch ........42o Display, local, per column Inch - fuig Time contract rates on application. THE OLD HOME TOWN XI J Ml iiy Stanley QitalvO feajH newt awrsLl 4tA TIMES NAM I ) Zml (XSSZl tVt "A 3Vt3 told you not 'eoi STAfN I SfunMK-sf! jSyTSa sjw.1 .1-17- -ai V ED WURSLEWHOOBUIMSTM WASMIM BOSS. HIS VJIFK, VS 6ADL.Y INOORSED BY A Pin while handun some: , THE OPEN COURT CORnERPONDENTS MUST 8UBMIT THKIR NAMES TO THE EDITOR IF THEY DE SIRE LETTERS PRINTED. HE CAREFUL FOR NOTHING; hut In every thing by prayer and supplication with thanhnKlvlng Jet your rctiurgtH I40 made Known unto God. And the pcucc of God, which passcth all understanding, shall keep your hearts und nilnds through Christ Jesus. I'lilllppluns 4:0, J. When a mnn goes wrong it may not bo duo to loss of I character. He may have found the opportunity for which he has long been looking. The Palm Beach guest who list in the fire $1,000 in currency lying on the dresser probably was preparing to pay his bill when the fire broke out. Daddy: "Well, Mary, you have a brand new baby Hlntrr." Mary: "Oil, Daddy, can't I be llio first onu to tell mother?" A ceimux should be tuken to de termine how muiiy woman office holders have their hull bobbed. Irm't science wonderful. It htm IuiikIiI man nearly everyl hlniy. II lum taURrhl him to control tho elc ments but not how to control his own temper or u woman half hi. hr.v Now vc learn thnl tin Chine-' IHUI I'l'osswiml mMvn H.llOO yenrs UAtrc nlnnXTTo Trt.nn.ti.,n, .Mnyiii; lllllt'M hilt nmkl'i mixnci i jxnnnxo Jiaoi waiULrj. Ilium blunt i-vnl Investigations into the so-called crime wave in this country have disclosed tho fact that a majority of the vuTlZ'y Bons implicated m robberies and other acts of lawlessness "iey ix-ur. Tin- iiikii orricinin m are under the age of 21 years, indicating that laxity iu,1- H parental discipline is largely responsible for their acts when iim inciimc tux iiiani. were against society. No youth may act in a legal capacity bc-M""',';!, ul" 10 "l""1" tu"- ioie he has reached his majority without the sanction of . . his parents or guardian, so why should not the parents or J ',MU,Mnn,SVS ANI guardian be held responsible for any damage which their Tim iiiaeknmiier- 'i..-.hi on fur- -wards may cause to society? En OFFICE CAT TMAOI MA AH RIO, Junius When KnlKhlH wtire strong nnde bold? They cul nil eranke ye windows tippe Whene wenthere turned Tulle colde. Theyo hadde advantage, ye horse dayes And horses wente felle rurri, Dulto I prefer my necking in ye baeke Heat of ye earre. A wotiiitu may think ever no much of a woman friend, "and yet get quite a little llnill out of learn ing from "eenlrnl" Ihul her ri'leiid'slalj.sunl theories of evolution lelephono order.' ix "leiiimriii'ily out TE.VNESSKK'S ACTIONS. To the Editor: In a leading article In Tho Ob server commenting on the ubsurd Hies produced by tho lawmakers of thu state of Tennessee, who huvo made It unlawful to teach In tho public schools of that stain the theory of tho evolution of man. you state this us an ex ample of the extreme to which lawmakers may gu In urodueim.' ausuruities. It seems to mei Mr. Editor, that your reasoning Is Just a little bit twisted about absurdities, btcajee you have Just informed your read rs mat the governor und leirla luluro of 'lennessco have iianw J a law to forbid the public schools from leaching the greatest ubsurd Hies ever conceived or advocated by man. viz: his evolution from tno lower creations in spite of all Hie incontestable proofs given by ins creator of tho divlnltv m man s origin. If the uellons of tin' legislature of Tennessee lire contrary to tin dietutes of modern Intelligence, then who Is going lo arbitrate, ihe matter between them? in III. iiieuuiiuic lei our daily papers and our public sehuul profe.sso.-s answer me iiuestlon. is there lo duy anything of greater liupo'-- uince lo llie American nation llinn what shall or shall not be taught in Ihe sehoolH of the slate? To what do we nttribile the phenomliial growth of Auierl.-a among, the nations until she now stands at their head? Is II '.o I he fuels of Chrlslhiiiitv m- 11... To London Gives Badges To Careful Cluiuffeurs If control of these youths B''!.'' has been lost, society should have the ktiowledgo, at least,',-,,,! '.i,,,'," L.w'li! Til r "If nl rirsl Iry. ti-y. again," "find save thr "When1 there's n AnarehiHl kiin.-4-l.- The I'ollllei.in lillll. there's a way. The ('rap-shoolee-roll along." Nero- "There'll be a hot 1 1 111 "Merrily ive 1 i 'as a matter of self protection. i l : Jtfseems'tcMnablS lo'Suffliofio that 1tiif?iypift'ef.lsw8ul,l ' , take more interest in the training of their children if they ' could be held responsible for crimes which they committed. T'.They would ut least attempt to prevent lawless acts: or. JL failinp- in this, ivnoi'1. Ilipir iimlnlilir i dm ,,H,, ,..ii;,.u ,..i.1"" "I1 lo" tomi"." !. .7 . " . t' . , ' -.-...... , The llnollegger "II piy.s lo sllek -. usk thnt the law impose restraining-influences. It niav.' 'ui'." be argued that such a law would work an injustice upon .1 parents, but what alituit the injustice that is imposed upon llie public hy the acts or jtivcnilt; di'liiniiUMils? Is society not entitled In some piiitt'clion against lawlessness on the Lord Balfour Opens Hebrew University On Mount Scopus lleh- JKIU'SAIKM, l') The lew l'nlvers:iy of Jerusalem is to lie opened here April I by Lord Halfoui. who comes from London especially for tills purpose. In (ha first hhiroiieiill institution of Us kind, says Ihe university eoni lillltee'H nnhniineeincnt, "lo be erected on oriental soil by nil east ern people who. iifler " (Kill ventx absence, are returning to Ihe east!''""1""1' with llio eulliiie of Ihe west." 'I'lle I'nlverHity oeeuples Ihe Hiim mll of Mount Scopus, jusl oiitsldi the gules of III" aneleul eily. ovr looking the eily of I l ivid, ami in the distance may be s"en the mountutiis of Moab and the lieail Sea. The alms or the InsUtullon were, outlined m ihe luying ,,r llie eoruerstones In July of mis -iiy nr. ( Ivaliii. el.uiiiuu.' iiieinlier of or,nar the teaelung of evolullomi'v theories from pulllle sehuols Is iim stronger proof of link of lutein lli nee than 'llie exclusion of the .lllile from our schools. If he or she who Is found gi.'lty of conn Uniting to the d--llmiueney of a minor is by our law penalize. I. of how mu"h greater punishment are tllev whlehl, ." """ "" mo lacuilles ol lAuin-u posuioii lo contrib-l -He to the mental dellnuuiney ol'l youths by feeding tho inlnd of nusuru theories Inatuble of sol'd facts. Tours truly 1.. GAItllK'K'. LONDON (AI') Of 13,183 Lon don vehicle drivers, most of them chauffeurs, who entered a "safely first" competition instituted Iiy Ihe London City Council. S.3:'J went through last year without an ac cident and havu been awarded spe. clul mention nnd- badges. All the drivers thus recognized, and especially the taxi-cab drivers, count it a distinction to near tin council budges. Man Illes of Saw Cut. . MAltHIII-'llCl.ll, lire. Infected by u cul from a. saw toolh, L, O. Young died al Cii'iulllr, 12 hours ufler his Injury. . A congressman wants lo prulee! oysters, which are u mile back ward ubout speaking for themselves. $65 FLOOR Mat 00 6- POUSHING OUTFIT It's the new. easy way to have beautiful waxed floors and linoleum. Thia Outit Consists of, t Quart Johnaon's Liquid Wax SI. 40 l-Johnwon'a Wag Mop IM I John ton' $ Weighted Floor Polishing Brush t Johnson' a Book on Horn Boautifjrins . ASa- $165 ia of 1 6.6S W. H. liohnenkamp Co. :mlorve. Sleps lo ; American Safeguard Jllik LliNIUlN' I.M'). An inleriii, liullul milk cc.N-.-i.sM in I. c, ml, linllar In thai In u,r fnll.-.l Stales hist year. Is nailer eoii.sl.l- erallon by th inlslrles of agi-i- enllur.- mill heallh. Vclerin-iry opinion in I his century is no lln presseil wllh sleps al,, n ,y 1 1,0 I 'till 111 lllllIlK I ..,.! . II... Ihe cenlral board of directors, In spread of l nl,,i,.n,,iu n,,., i. iiinii iiiKi-n n-oin inrcclci cows. ;iwrt of minois, or failing: in protection, should it not have j some recourse nut now obtainable? t'NAMKKICAN. Iten Turiihi "I tilunys look lit both shies of a iiiesllnn." A tiung-rlgliler "Ilcirruy for I hi red. IiIik I. anil 1,1 in-." line loiieh of corned 1 f ami eahlinge niitkes nn enllre nparl nienl house colony Mu. I inly a deullal g. is pn, for look-1 till,- ilon n in lh,. mould. lU-llllic. s nol nipre-"rcdecmlng" i 'i-i i . 11 was not until the house had passed it and llie senate i'1"11' a man Vm, 1 iiiwi iifin.iii-ii.wi ...;ii.....i i: .... ,i it. i mi v.i n mumi, i iiiiS on it, tiiai me public Decani.! i'ojrni'.ant or the rial character of the alien deportation bill. ,' Again the providence of time has been a guardian angel, lor given the time the senate might have also passed this jinsidious and dangerous bill before the country was ac quainted with its purpose and significance. If it had become a law this bill would have permitted ,thc deportation of any alien by a mere immigration in spector for any number of causes anil at anv time after . the commission of the alleged offense.' It provided for no i light of anneal to the courts. Ilir 1111 PMIltlUllI llin .... cusod alien and for no power to SulMx,ena witnesses for tll "'nti.rr0 ' -defendant. The real menace in the bill was seen in itsL fimntiiijr judiciary powers to an immigration nffirh,! whl nl." lyv tbvr" iKirM ! 0,1t;.; TVMi;s In itlili tH- lyiin-H, win-in- iiiiIoh rr Xlll. iM HItl.- of ,y(. y,. follit-H. -niii puiiiii'iin.-i wi'i-f noili- H't litrvl ' Hyp l-ortiV and uutu JulkcH. Wli.-ti- lioi-M;n mitt wntftiiifH Wi n- mily wiiy tu rltlc. Ami yv hiul lo tttlic twu Jun-Hm if your Kirt''' Wi-nU 1m'hUIi, pa il. ax follow h: "II BOfins -.it rii-Mt siiilil iuntilo Irul that In 11 limd wllh ho Kimrxi u popilhilion, In it luml w In n: rvcrythint; mIIII i utiix lo l iltmt-. In it luml or crying mil for Hiirli Hilllph- (lilnH II H plollflllH. ion tin ami ImrljurH. vi .shoilhl be err it -hifr u cenl.-r oT Hplritiml nn) In totlcctllUl llt'VflopllK-lttM. Itnl 1) In no piirtMlox for thonc who know Mim hoiiI or tln .h w. H Is inn thnt great Horitil and polillcal problf iiih Mlitl fac' iim, und will lc niund tlni r unliifton. Vi- .hH liimw llv:il when we have a r'-tih-r lor IIm- .I'V.'I..im-'ii1 ut .JcwImIi roiiH'-louKiii'HH. I lnn coliicldt'iitttlty wo Hliall HtUiln Ihi I'nirilmcnl uf our material ikmmIh. "Our untvt'iHtty, formed Iiy Jew-, ifdi liiirninf,- and Jcw'.h'i ciifrKj. f in III iiiuld MHi'ir hilo an Inti-cral I part of our national n!ru t tire ' 1 whlcli Is in proowH of crctl Ion. , It will lum- a t'cntiiprlal fom atlractlnt; nil that in noblest In .Jewry throuclioiit. I li - world: a , tintiyliiK renh r for our Mattered eh inentM. There will go foi tli. j too. tnspltitlton and Htrciieih, Miati Hhall revivfy the power now In!-, I Hal strong reprewnlutionrt made lo KoviTiiinentitl nut liorltleH w.-c ure expected to result n shniltr ineamircH in Kn.vlaii'l. eill 111 our Meattered coimii mill leu." Tin. imivrsliy. hh t ipP-ted to iJate, was Imlll y rumlH received from all parts oT Ihe world. HeV er.il .'iiilun m.-nlH or cousiderullon niMOHiilN hive ciHiie front the Tuited St a ten. The lansuaife to he u"d In the milvei-HMy will he lite hinirunKe of the prophetH of Olll. Ilehrew. und ((HIIH'-S of free popular lecturi-M arc phtnned lo lieKln the auiiuuer. Why 4IIreak Shoes In?" Why wear hoe out. be fore you fvl them ''broken In"? There's no pleasure doinj? tluit. Why conttnm ? We'll fit your Sp-lnj- o. fordH ainl slippei-H ho that oi ran w ear I hem all day the flint day. They won'l hurt, you a bll. and w -II Riiarantee ituallty. style and value, just us we do roia- rui-t. i . $ THE B00TERY liAY ll.WIil .N, Mgr. Ilonii' of tlir Ai'i'h.Alil SIioim Sil k IVrt .Mililf. Wi ll v tnini t uriM wrrr li li -.t -,).- of Hi. n Vllil kiim li linvc vi' IiiiiUi' powers to an inmugnition official who is naturally prejudiced, who is ignorant of all i tiles- of evi dence and whose judgment would be final, j This is pursuing the "foreign devil" hcyond the realm ,ff reason. 'Ihe only way to account for its passage by the bouse is that only its sponsor had read it and that n'o on was "hstemng-in" in the house during the twenty minnUs of debate which preceded its passage in the lower house Miiai nave uecome ol these American ideals of trial by jury, the famed land of equality and justice and lienor (unity and haven or the oppressed? If those congrcism..., i were emigrating t.. Hiirt.pe would they still np,v,. (,f ,, in alien tlenorlation hill? or course American socictv lmlsl ;t protect itself against the immigration of the criminal and r, f.iscased. but it should not adopt the methods of Ku,o.caii ju and Asiatic despots and tyrants the coiigressinan s lovts jr to leiv..e und ciiniicmii. Hallos Catarrh Medicine l..al and InrernaL and has been i successful In ihe treatment of Catarrh for over forty years, twld uy an arusgisis. F. I. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Olilc MARKET J0L'8 GROCERIES l'honc Main 759 Netted Gem Potatoes 51.85 per 100 Yesterday In Washington Arlni In. illlil. ir- cuiiiiiiIuhIuii. H-i'ivim-y WUlMir iir.lrr. il .,,, imuiiIiiI PI i) Iliivn iikiiIiimI u num. l-ir nl" nrri,- n m u i-.-j.uM. of tin .-. ul l.iiur mill ,m Hi. iiMns,ri Hi alllol t. (Ilj tin- AsMK-lnli-,1 I'lfvl Tim vhiiipliiir l.oiinl li. l.i h, ur. ina-B on lld for fixt- iiiru.- hhin in tho I'nrllli- trail,-. ! l'r l.l. nl I 'oollilir,' iipiHiluli el n 'i-.iiniMnn to tii,ly th, ..i.mi,,i, of illrpoiilnir of Miih-'I.- Mhoiil.i. S.nuti.r W i,r ,.f Molilalia. Ivlnln X lloolh. forniir nollcUui "f tin- Int.Tlor i. .rlun nt. and llonlon ruiniil., II. n in, ..r. iilor. .r.- In, II. I,, J ., t, ,,.rul Rrunij jury. S-iuilor I'niMvns n( Muhlirun U ! iiiui oIIiit lorm x'll'KIW,,.TB , t minority l-'oril Mulur rLVr.a."n"r M""K ""l""'l'n I. IK.I.,1 iv..r lo ,.-r. Panama canal aon.1 ai.,.olnt..a i.ilt r.'.oii.i.Kriuio,, i t.r tx a Atncrlcun iiuiuljor ur thu Tucnu-luwu'Miiu-nt,. MONUMENTS oitnm ni.vr mi.m.mi:nt .now V'e hnif rii.via a rrnfounil a.mly of innniiiiiint luiluilii, ami nn onlor .hni'J In our hnnila Is mu,, t r,H.,.le lalthful. Iiililllc.-nt rireutloo Wo ill t.lmlly luruWi ltliuatt-a ltlue Mountain Marble Granite Company N H, Ar, 1 l.ratidu. Ore. Cren.Cdrrlv ffientordl.ffbi It Is Fine to Regain Health -But Much -Better to Keep It There arc unavoidable illnesses. ftegular physical examinations, however, would do away with a great percent of our sickness. Through them any health menace is found in its in cipient stages and corrected before it impairs our efficiency. Such examinations arc of value only when made where every scientific equipment is complete. The Hot Lake Sanatorium Dr. W. T. Thy.' Owner anr Director. IB 4L,''i;i'"''":'.!'.li"?!:i'? ".: For The Ladies llt.nl: !"!..., HtHISr irt-ti!f t)f 1 1 limit- Li !I till HliiUlrH Ittl'J Mi S lit , mm in. i-i- l,ii'it .H 1 'i t rHi i in m-' o'H of . vrf;ii Jtl lU Us,', nil tn.i.k- lut liiin-1. ffmj hi Ulfj pi-i- iih1- !:i !..fllt:i' li.lll-l ln.fti- (iiMl.t iJ 5i -jr.. $:AHt nnij yi.mi l-i-Ii. -ft' vi ini-iiiMih- r;ij.iliiu;i in ull t yli.r.M, nl 'j'il:ir prKt -s I Norton's Kiddy Shop For Easter -and the other 364 days Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are smart and fine enough for the special occasions-- and they are made so well that they keep stylish thru every day wear and tear There are many new colors to show you; new style lines and new values $45 to $55 OTHER flAKES S2U.50 VV LA GRANDE IRON WORKS tiiaciii.m; SIKH- AMI IOIIMiIIY All Klllils ol Alac'liliii ry, Aiitoiimliili'.s 1111.I 'I i-iirlnrs Ki-nlri',l Ovrrhniilril anil ICi-lnini Ari'ljl.'lll) Wl-lillMK ut All Minis Cylinder lloi-ln ami Ori'i-Ml.p rt.siiiits C'rniiksliiill.i, l'1-.liins nml I'lsion Tins Ki Kiunnil U1VK 1S A 'I'ltlAl. D. FITZGERALD Prep jhxotfjQT eat uve j FOR the benefit and protection of o-jr de positors with checking accounts, vc have installed the Protcctu Check System. With this System, you can write your chccki tor a certain amount and then protect your check by tearing it at that amount. That being cone, no check can be raised to a higher amount. Call at our bank and let us demonstrate this System to you. It i3 free to all depositors ' EQUALLY PRACTICAL FOR POCKET, DESK AND PAY ROLL USB OV XV. ORDER OF La Grande National Bank