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PAGE FOUR ' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " Tuesday, March 31, 102.r. kt (Srmtite ftenittg bmtox An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPI-EBY , HAH VET F. MATTHEWS..-. Editor and Publisher .Business Manager i- Published evenings,' except Sunday, at 1418 Adama Avenue, LA Orande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at tne Postofflce at La Orande, Oregon, aa Second Cuut Mall Matter under act of March Z, 1879. N OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OF LA ORANDJj . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ' The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dlspatchea credltod to It or not otherwise oredltod If published therein. All rights of republication of special dlspatchea In this paper, and also the local new oereln also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, per month In advance- Dally, six months In advance Dally, single copy - t By Mall. Dally, per month In advance.. Dally, per six months In advance. Dally, per year In advance.- Weekly Observer-Star, por year- BOO -12.60 -.16.00 -12.00 ADVERTISING; RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch.. ... Dlspluy, local, per column Inch.. Time contract rates on application. 420 -too PURE RELIGION and uudefllcd beforo God and the I'lilh cr Is this, To visit the fatherless and widows In their afflic tion, and tu keep himself unspotted from the world. Juiuca J-"'. OFFICE CAT VAADI MAUN MO. Junius One-fourth of shopping curly I the year is gone do your Christmas Ttic mos. m,sjful bliow wUi duw iH one tliat cuntaliw nothing tu obstruct the niirrura at the back. ... However.' that new OIU Testa ment In modern language doesn't cull thi'iii Holomon'B "uweeUea." It la ulK-gpd the average mun weurs out five collura a year, which k1v!b luuiidrii'a a high bat ting uverugu. An amendment to the constitu tion rtMiuliinff everybody to work would be nioro to tho point, but no politician. would cut favor It. An experienced bunk cuhMt Is one who automatically elvulea hla hunda when a ati-anger uppeurs. Hinlth It see ma lo mo tliat your wlfu hu been wearing a aurango expression lutely. Jonea Yea, ahe'a trying- to re semble her In (eat prolugrupha. New definition of a cynic: The B"' who d iMitfrccs wltiii Uio theory or evolution became lie thmka it Insults tho ape. Farmer Don't you bco that sign, "Private No Hunting." Hunter: 1 never reud anything marked "private." A TIMKLY TKSTIMONIAi; "Your corn p last era did not give mo any relief. J only took one and jlhut wfia so tough X could hardly chew it." Young Harold was Into for Sun day school, and the minister in quired the cause. "I win golnic fishing, but father wouldn't let me," announced the lad. "That' the right kind of a ruiher to have," replied the nihilMer. "Did be e.plaln the reason why lie would not let you go?' "Yes, air," was tho response. "He anhj there was only bait enough for one." (: To make the Wallowa mountains and lakes a national park' will not be a difficult procedure. The government always has been and always will be quick to appreciate the unusual natural beauties within the nation's boundaries and to preserve those regions for all time to come. Wallowa is in that class. It will be a national park. It will become as well known and as nonular as Mt. Rainier and Crater "ora w"ut e011 tor them, Lake. It will attract increasing thousands of visitors each year. La Grande is the gateway a strategic position the value of which cannot be over-emphasized. Getting Fads Right Out of the Air I'ii.st plciiirrH oT the itriny'a unui.; in trait wh ii-li proved a i it; raft miprriorily to liinil dr Tenses, mail.' tol low iiiK- Ge?i. Mlli'hclt's chai'rT'-M bfforu the congressional Invetili gating com in it! eu. Above, unll aircraft buttery trying to reach target of attack pluiies In the sky, with interested obaervura In fore ground; right, the unscrutehed taiget. off ice i-H holding up t lie canvua "sock" .which wan towc I through Die clouds Tor land gun ners to shoot at; below, tieiicral .Mitchell Inspecting the lou-pnund Immbs with which flyers theoretic ally demolished a "battleship" marked on the ground. worship. She ph'ketli one and lo, Kile picket h u lemon.' Hut tho ediloi cullc(h him one of our promising young men and getteth away with It. And they send unto tho editor u bid to the wedding, and beholo the bldri ure fualiloned in a fur city. Klowery ind long is the wed- NI'.WK ITKM. ding notice which (he editor print- "Uoctor iMcOilllcuildy'H Rolls- '"' The minister getteth to boms. Koyee wu stolen while landing The groom slandeth ( In cdltni;toi'l in front of the County I'oor House for a twelve-iuont lits' subscription. where he wn ylHillug hlH agid pur The prayer of the bigot la. o Lord, bless ua und give our nclgh- Tho 1 tolly twins ore always to gether, an It will not be necessary to tell them apart. Pods' Corner ;vi Ms. I low Blue, cliungf. M Ichlgun.' - NO HOPE J NO HOPE! Announcement that the Baldhead Clul) of America is u demonstrate' the practicability of grafting hairs on bald pntes by transfen injf small colonies of hairs from tho "heads of beautiful and healthy maidens" sound encourag ing, at first thought. But there is a fly in the ointment; a murium ue ruse. ; acvenu jiios, MiHi'.seveini..'UontK,r'""i illdeeld. " ' ' '. I KubMuIi Iihieii:iri Is ll,n ixnf f.mt..." I... u.. r.. r u-91,, line me oiu-iime cnei wno givej us insirucnonsitiifi- iifvcr imx u i:iuim to uui- it for cooking a hare (no pun intended) you "must first catch ... .... .,..,. , . . your hare," tho baldheaded man, or tho operating surgeon, not borrow momy from my iirt i"l,,th 0111 " vould first havo to catch the "beautiful maiden,", and ",','!!, .,. .. . ... , . , , lll'.ll MI'HUAMt: ."lie JiinI fni where is the lovely young feminine thing ishe of the flaxen -i on miio simw unit it mi. curls, or golden locks, or dusky tresses who would sacn KXtllt U AlI l ilt SI. I'lllllC'K (By iv loir:- Itrmli-r) TiillinK away In lii.s oi'l'ii-o, .MullhllllLt til,; llllmls of liu-ll, .Milllant. Hr.-lcKs. a ricliti-r. Wif-liliiiK a trt.'iu-hunt in-n. Mi- Hila llicrn Mv-:iltinL; Hit: moim-nt, -JtiHl Mm nilnuli! when AW fli-Hh In kvhhh anil til lllili- Mm Jli- fan ilntw HWor-l rroln Hi-utiliard, Anil I'iKlit lor tin- lii-upl,: again. nlKlt lone llu-y oi""n m llu- win- It out Editorials From Over the Nation Thou,- A ,ti.-,-l,-i, iiu ' 'f ice her one best bet fur a good match by transferring hen i-vm-ii irii-mi. "an ia) inK tin-v chief nildl-nnicnl. In ' o-ivirn tho nnliulmil t,m ,C -. .-..in ,.1,1 rl" "P ""' Iioiiw Willi lii-al anil all ., V V ., . ' """lllitht lone .man; Approach the first one you meet, Mr. H. Jtead, and;'io i 'question her on the subject, if you doubt it. I' But suppose, for the sake of argument, that "mother" jwent away for a little vacation some day and came homo a few weeks later to find her erstwhile marble-topped hub by decorated in youthful fashion with a crop of golden' locks that suspiciously resembled those of that "flip young thing next door," whose flirting propensities had been for months subject of domestic lectures. No, no, men! In that direction lies trouble; deep, dark, isouMrying trouble, of a shade and degree beside which i:r .'..id. ii ri-t:..i: i , , , niu huh nu: in i iiiuinis 01 a naiQ iieim is as a summer-long holiday by a sunlit sea.- Metier the uncertainties anil eni- .barrassments of n wir than the youthful tresses of a iriddv Klv'1" lllm " ,,," ; I , ii t- i , i lli'hnhl llu- yotuifl .hpiiiib uuiii.m-i mi mi! jjiisieniiig dome oi age. ' There is only one way to fight the years, ami that is by 'facing them with a smile. The man who covers liL; Kx- wife- In ruIIii-i-ciI unto llu- mill. Tho i iiiiiuni,-!- -ik-iii iiik IIU. I lie l-'liiori ..,,.,,. , , , , , Pr'n',"i H ileatli m.llit-. two iol-; llullllns will, siiul iimlaiinti-il. ?1U8 kj,uyik- '" f ol.ll.tuary. ll- Io.Ib- n-1 (ia.,,-,1 t.v,-,-l ,l w..,- ..r , ilslil n l,1,Vlk',,,f; ,' ?"'' of IhankH. Ami h- ,,... 1,1 f , l , ,,,lly ,, is I,' " " 1 .read nrool tin the In-.n! nml. n li.-.ri..,- it... i...., r durned thing eoinetti out "Con.- ti); 0,11 m the burning light, tailed Hur IjU3t Hol)Htin putH.," f;,.v..r a slop is baeUwurd. And ll that are akin ti the ile- I No malli-r how bitter the l'i;,'ht. Ceused jliuipeth on the editor with exeeeding great jiiinpH. And they 'Anived in niiainnv , 1...11 1,1, ir aibi and tanc.'it-t h I s'KhuI all ii. i.t.m.i.. r,...H- fiii'T in-- ivariaie they carry on, iner even unto t!ie third and fourth J- And wurrllni: (he blows generationii. .-. Iriiey deal in the. KuiHV f frleiid- THO-IIcailril Simla, l-'unml (;,i in His mercy hnov.a - I'Muit never a Iriier eiiariipion. I' l oin I he ranNs ot I lie luil"ia OA M,AM. I':. I. (AC) A mill: snake with Hvi Miinrl h-ail.s wis; it;!'. rang!il on Mount IMablo by a eat - i tie lu-rder recently. The n-pllle I:; Ci;:him; l!t' tilit nf lite ( pt.- 011 etilhitlotl at the Cl)ier.si( of Ah. in- in the r Imiir, Calltornia imtfitniin. Willi only his Cud In guide Mm When durk'nlng storm clouds lower. Against him the might of the daily press, Controlled by money's power. Nut they've never lowered his standards high. And never made hlin cower. Who can know ot tho anguish That the. stress of battles bring. Who run tell of the soul's travail When, night time lowers her wing? 1.1 ut he stands for the matters true Pnd Jimt. Nor yields a single thing. From the side of justice, truth and . right, Kor the, pressure, of cli'iuc and rlny. ll"dgei by a ring of bitter foes. Made bitter by end of grart. Heady to bury thu knife in bin heart. Aye, bury it to the halt; Or bring to hliu pain and aorrow I'.y the devious ways of cralt. And mock tin; evil their uela have done. And laugh au fiends Ikivo laugh ed. , t'u 1 y nis spii-miid courage, I And his mighty will sustain jms soni in the hour of battle. Of trouble and toll and pain. (iladly his heart will welcome The time he may drop the rein Springtime . . powder blue sky overhead and the Pirlee underfoot. The Perla, April's Calen dar style . . . the smartest shoe seen this month with the smartest buckle seen in years. In black patent leather, cut out at the sides in the newest Parisian manner! Exclusive with us for wcarc the only Calendar Style Service shop in towal ' J Work TMrtt Liaibtr $050 (8 And go to his home In quiet. And live like a man again. Modern Poultry Knlslug Interests King's Duugliler (;oUKIJOKOI:GI1. Yorkshire (AIM I'rincer-s Mary 1h becoming quite the "country squire's' wife. Not only does she Lake a great in terest in tilings on Lord Laseellc's estate, but lias Infected her hus band with some of her enlhusfawm in farming matters. The home farm at Coidsbo rough receives mos$ (if Princes Mury'H atlention. she has effected many improvements, and personnlly su pervises iHe poultry section. She has devoyVd special attention to a Hutch breed of fowls and has had scveraup-to-dale poultry yard ap llaiuvs installed at the farm, tVtieen .Mary w:is recently persuad elj to inspect the improveinenls in- nf'tituleit by her 'bi'Igllter. MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES ' l'honc Main 75!) I'KKSIAN IJATH TAIJIjKTS Kxtia Laige Bar of -Sohiv-Mc Vegetables Fresh Each Morning- we buy nolhiny; but the best. 1 5 I ' , ' '--- 1 1 its. in th f.wsr Tiior i;at 11-: 'I'Im- I'liiniliiili-r: ron.-ihli-i-filllor! A rhllil In horn miln ulf- iiC 11 nirn-hniil in I he Inun. llu- plivNlrlnn Ki-lli-tli in 1 1111 Km Til.- ,-ililor will, -Hi u Hi I.I. iin, a jli.ilf iiihI I, II. -in tin- in ii ri 1 1 ! Mini Mill- i-lillil I i Ill llu- Iiriuii in nln- ImiiiikIh. Yt-ii. Ik- 11,-th i-vi-n iih 11 lllnrlnn. Anil tin- iirouil mtllir yotin? om ciuM-tli il unit Kiriiiliiiili-lli. Anil III-- i-ill-lor imtli-tli Inlo IiIn iuit-r n hv ,i i nolle,.. 'i-i. n prncli uf n m,tli-i-. Ilo lilli-tli of I In- wlHiluni of Hi" .fciituies with a liitmtl. trotitl-nalin-.-H in-in looiw r,.ii.-u .!"""B ' '"'.i ir i-x.-.-.-iin i ,, r- . . , . . , "-l ......o 1 I'll I II t' 1 1 II, 'HS. I.II.O lllltll till- limrS OI Uiusy (i(lniirnir it Ihey Inrjrel Ui look higher Hum his imse. nimn.n i sin- umi h.-r .-.. n ih ,ii,y O11 .the tither haiitt, the chap who worries over the loss ol" '"' '" ""' A'"' "'" I, . , , , 1 - . , ilri-HKiiuiKi-r K.-tti-lli two score nml liih, hail is apt to jjet liiniself into a stale of mind where four n-on men. .urn n,,- .-,iii,- B,-tK folk's will just naturally refer to him as that 'lialdheatltd " "' "m"k" rrul" ""' Bnnl olditnoueh," for nobody likes to look at a frown! KnTlhe''miuKi,ter Ko,tii on ' 1 journey. Anil I In- editor lliroweth " " l,ii,iM..ir ..,1 11... ..t ,1... r. ...... !f.-erelilry Weeks ,l,-el,l,-,l l link well ourly. It rilllllelll u column for I, ,l for imrelinse of l,)-,l,. ,,. An, , flllr ,, ,.,..,,.,.. e ei-lrle i.oer ut Wilson ili.m. Mus.,., llh rrol r ,r ,, ,)U.,,lr,. ele hhoals. poBlul curd Unit conteth U lur n ' IJIIIley. Ileliolil. she returui-tll. mid the joulli or the town tall ilon nml Yesterday In Washington (It)' Ihe fVvMM'tnp'd IVch-j Walter H. Meirolf of Kunot nc-4-eptrd (he coiniirttMlnnt'Mlilp ol Vhiotin. which he hill ome de rllnvd. : ' Hj-lgadb-r fjehornl Mltehetl. rv jlrimt urwiftiint arm;' air tlib i, wtf oKditnid io duty at Anbtnto, Texan. Keerelnry K. lli.(.'ir conferred with KiHietirbi, WeeltN, Wilbur and llomvr on the forthcoming lien, eva urtMH I runic, confcirncc. Pi.KiinasIrr (lelieral New rennr ed to doty, with dciiHillull. U pos tal oftb-tnls who had hern HUpend ed In connei-tbin whli effortn lo pit: the pt'Htiil piiy bill. It bv The ' Mi7',n Invvfttlguting tb buit'ini roneltld' ' 'b;-t Tb. -dr-.n .-r-- "ii-iiiiillr lo ItuiiK.ity iouh be u e plnl, but Inb tntil revenue tliat .ll-n u. unburn would he I Hh henrlnm. ; relnlncd hh imIiiIsI-t to Aostrtu Fixtures House Wirinjj- I ATWATKIl KKNT J AND OTHER RADIO SbTS We Install Radios Ftee f Bcnham Electric Co. A" ,M AEW FOLT 111. IX A; -. Reliable Bank Reliability that iiicuiim helpfulness us well ua safety no matter vhul the emergency. La Grande National Bank tHimiil, Itrltshlr, frogrrssli A Sound Policy Followed By Aut!isrSsed Ford Dealers VVIicn you buy a usoil caryou want every reasonable assurance of value. Any Authori.eU Fonl Dealer clTers you such assurance. You can safely trust his juilgment because he is the best judge ol Ford values. I Ic cm siv lire n Fonl Car lor you at r.n astonishingly low price. And .sh? i.ir h5-.-4'n u tSi ,.;iv? yow ihc.bigjji?value lor your money. Talk to him now. Fin.l out how little it takes to own a car that will give you rral service and enjoyment this summer. SEE THE NS.Ar.FST AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER 7 Now is jour I'liHiice lo j;el that New Set of Tires at a price you cannot ai ford lo let jjet by. Sec our window or plume M-iin ,rS for prices. These arc regular lilAiMOM) CORDS. Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. Pleating CHILD'S SKIRT 7-;; IA DIES' SKIRT with 2 ytU ; : ji.oo LADIES' SKIRT with 2! yds 51.3.5 LADIES' SKIRT with 3 yds $1.50 Rinr.ONS'aiid I'LLTiXC. , to 25c yd. Dune any size Imm 1-lG-inch to 1-2 'inch Skirts IMrulfd us Follows: "' "J"--int-ii .i l-ii;cli Ktiify j'.Vit ' 1-2-inch or 1-Inch Knife I!n Ccnti-r. 1-inch, 1 1-2-iiich or 2-inch l',nx 1 'lea Is 1-i-inch, ;;-X-inth or l-2-inch Accortii-.n All pleating will l,e ready the day foll.iwiit;;. DuUon Holes Miiilc with Regular Factory Machine, i'.c to lfc l'",aci. Ritlt'.ihs C'ovcrci! 'Ji.ic to fiOc I'cr Dozen. Norton's Kiddy Shop