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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1925)
Wednesday, April 1,- 1A25. ' PAGE FOUR THE EX GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER Ca (Sranuc ficittng facrfrcr An Indcfiendrnt Newpapr FnANK n. aPpi-kby HAHVEI P. MATTHEWS ...Editor and Publisher ...IluilneBs Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at HIS Adams Avenue, 1 flrande, Oregon. Th Observer-Star piiblUlied every Friday. Entered nt Iho rontofflce at I-a Oronde, Oregon, as Second Claaa Moll Matter under act 0( March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNT? AND THE) . i .. . CW OF LA GHANDli MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated 1'ress Is exclusively entitled to use for pib. Ilcatlon ef all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of pedal dispatches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are .reserved. BUllSCniPTION RATES lif Carrier Dally, per month In advance ................... ...76o iJOlly, all months In advance 14.60 Dally, single copy so llj Mall. Dally, per month In advance....'... ....... DaUy, per six months In advance................... Dally, per year In advance Weekly Observer-Mtur, per year 60o ..J2.M ..$&.oo ..ja.oo ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch 420 Display, local, per noluinn luch . 4uo ltue contract rates on application. WJIOHOrOVKIt WILL COM 1-3 A I'Tlill MR, lit him deny himself, and taltn up his cross, mid fnllow me. Knr who.in ever will snvo hi life shall lose II; tint whosoever shall lose li In life for my sake and thft Ksp'l's, the same shall save H. Mark S:34, 3&. 1 THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley ZStiioSM boss Ail 4 )),) f (DONE KNOWED 71115 Ij-f'rtw WMt) h Vf ff5? ) f WAS A JOKE, TAKIN LlEl- ' xiyy Wr-' J-B APRIL FOOLS Day- - NACitjyi -( I 3 DEYS TWO MONTHS MOKE) V Jclumu.) "& I AFTER A WNTER OP CONSTANT USE VCCP V zJhn.tJf' . iTMC LAESe ROl-t-ER. TOEIAT THE VfWyVNfc ' X ! CENTRAL MOTEL. WAS TAKEN KnJWfN -Vv el early TotoY,,.,,.,. JrcirkA ts i ..,.J ; , . , : J RECOVER FROM LLNESS COVK (Special) Mirny people are. convalescing after having the; flu. Pome nn out and able to work again. I Miss Josephine Tillss and Miss Margery Chlsholm of I'nion, were rove visitors Sunday. The M. I. A. of the I. T. 8. chinch gave their annual musical Sunday evening. A bull game between the high school and the ohimnl team Friday nfternoon reHiilted In a victory for the alumni. i M ins WhlHh-r, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mun t Whiter, who Is at lending Kchool In i.'.i flrande, Bpent the week-end with her parent 8 at f'ove. Mr. Merrium of Ppokane, Is here tuning plnnoH. - r-' SHIRTS for EASTER 1 KA Til SI.-snor.. p -wlthnnl the ' Gardening in this country is jroing to get its liitftfest (worn as stMin as someone invents a set of tools that loo'c like mashics and niblicks. WALLOWA COUNTY'S GOLD MINE. . There may or may not be in Wallowa county large du pcnits of the valuable yellow metal for which so many people slave their lives away, but there-is in the existence of, the Wallowa Lake region a natural resource which is just beginning to lie tapped and which can mean more to the progress and prosperity of Wallowa and Union counties that several rich mines could possible produce. The Wal lowa Lake tourists' attractions will mean much in the next few years to the country in Wallowa county that must be traversed before a visitor reaches this Wonderland. It should mean much in new population, agricultural develop ment, and industrial growth. How much it will mean de- pQnds entirely upon how much eilort Eastern Uregon w:il put into the job of selling the nation on the wonders of Wallowa. i:.-r " ' .'iS. A4fe, i, II JjLASK. i Contrary to repeated reports 'the Inst horse and driver to lie affrighted by one of the fruits of modern inventive and industrial genius have not departed from this globe. A man whose horse .ran away upon first looking upon a steam roller described the engine as "an unsightly iron mon ster, with n boiler, cab and a fire and fuel chamber, mount . .cd upon large, heavy rollers and emitting loud and unseemly noises in its operation." ''.'' :! With n little editing this mnn's description would have served admirably as the description a country squire might have given fifteen years ago of a "one-lung" automobile Which had raced by him in a cloud of dust at a terrific speed of eight miles an hour. Such incidents are provoca tive of much laughter and derision on the part of a genera tion which through constant association has learned to look upon the steam roller and the automobile as commonplace objects. , People who have been reared in the cities and towns of the I limited States amidst every engine and device known , :thl(('tillra-mechft1iical civilizationscan 'no wore -sympathize jtrWthe ?xcemunt ;nnd nma?oinent experienced by those who see them for' the first time than the prehistoric could sympathize with the feeling of nwe which would pass over the modem urbnnitc if ho was to encounter n real flesh find blood dinosnuria. OFFICE CAT "TflAba MA AM ntfti. Junius Yesterday In Washington ' Tho nvdprnatlon of Ah-xander p. Moorr, utnhaador to Spain, van made known. ; It was revealed that the a-linln-Intratlon policy toward HimMri ha not hern altered by recent rvents. pecrctary Hoover declared the htislnMui outlook In good despite fcdverno symptoms on the. stock And commodity evchnnges. rrculdent Cool Id go nnthorUrd ihe war department to reduce arm ory drills of the mttlonnl guard during the present fiscal venr from r.2 to 4S. The Couens commlltee took np nguln Its inquiry into prohibition enforcement, hearing M rs. Mnhel Walker Wlllehmmlt, assistant at torney general. The Tan-American union pub lished drafts of SO proposed trenth'S and Agreements which would re-rod If y Intermit lonn I law as appllrnhle to the two Americas. The shipping hoard announced acceptance of tin $R.A?(i,iimi cash hid of the Dollar lines for five 'president-type' vessels now ope rated by the 1'acUlc Mull company. Dancing lias a language nil Its own. "Who j on pushing o the dance?" one sheik n! anol'.ier. 'Who's draught on lo the hop?" a gh-I nskH iH v i-hiini. And so they push 'em mid drag Vm Hromul un til the wee hours of (he morning. Itniiuh shirr, this dancing. Thotich twice married, a woman of ( 'learwater, Neh., ban never ehaiiKed her name since birth. Tle maiden name was Rmllh, and both of the men who married bore the Htiine name. TUACJKOV. I felt the heating of her heart,. Ho clone wan hern lo minej We could not wrench ourselves apart Her preieneo wajt like wine. nut mill the plrl T couldn't win, So near and yet so far Kor that's the way with strangers In a crowded street car. "ho Kntrllsluneii uiwlcrstnud our 'American slnnft?" "Some of them no. v.iy?" "My daiiKhter Is to lie married In loiHton. and the earl has cabled me lo come nerow." "Money ain't Rood fob some peo ple," remarked Hnsttts. The moan they Is wutli the. mouli wulhlesn they Is." 'Mins Mnxlne Davis will prlve nrlvuie danclnir Icasons. Ballroom and auncaihetlc, nt her home, IIS ( 'alherlne street. lor appoint ment. phone 3585." (Painless I'runelng we suppose.) ' i Who i-omcmliers thd old days when the farmers iHiught mo many young mules and new iHiggh er er)HNly said the eoniilry would 1h "I'lilnt?" Man's life Is In two colors simply told: Oreen when he Is young and gray when he in old. "Johnny lias just eaten eleven plums!" "tlood Lord! fall the plumber!" 11a renin seeker to clerk: "Von do you take stock?" Clerk: "Whenever wo. get n chance, but for goodness sake don't tell the boss about it." . , e'lnppers do not altrnct much attention any more. They won't until they begin woarlng elothefl attaint , . .' 1 . 1 . ' '''', An old man I was nppronrlied hjr a w el fan worker. "Will you subierlbp for tho Homeless Men l-'und?" asked Ilie solicitor. ''No," snnpiied the old tnnld. "hut I niltibt consider taking one of the men." dignity is merely shutllng off some Olhep fellow 8 View. Hfi.ni.! n rrli-l i.'n n n fl ftfut n n (1 llflS had her liuir bnhlu-il without first i reckoning l,Jie cost ui' mainlenance i ml repair. jlnother ea j FOR the benefit and protection of our de positors with checking accounts, we have installed the Protectu Check System. With this System, you can write your checks for a certain amount and then protect your check by tearing it at that amount That being done, no check can be raised to a higher amount. ' Call at our bank and let us demonstrate this System to you. It is free to all depositors. EQUALLY PRACTICAL FOR POCKET, DESK AND PAY ROLL USB jh? . mm 1 I X (protectu ii Omr-iaw order, op J(Trirl La Grande National Bank Nothing like having two or three attractive Shirts to choose from for wear on haster day That is 'wealing just the .right shirt the colors and patterns, of which ' . will blend best with your new Easter Suit. ' ' ' ; ;. The color combinations are attractive. The materials Madras, Poplins,; English Rroadcloths and Oxford Cloths are of the finest qualities. Every garment well . tailored to stand the strain of long wear. - Sizes -l to 18. No question hut what they are unusimlly "good buys" at these prices. $2.25 lo $7.75 -PJo WW U.S. NFLUENC E ASTOUNDING The third letter from Mr. and Mrs. ttohnenkatnn has been re- eelved. mailed Sunday, March 22, at the KtraltH of Turntan. ' It reads: "To tell you of our stop ut Panama seems to bo no news as so many have written of that. On the bout when we nr rived. - When ho found we were from OreffOn ho told us of such a wonderful reeeption plven him in Eugene ns he' passed through there wllh a N"ew Jersey delegation of Shriners. They were on their way to Seattle but he says he has loved Oregon ever since. "We were royally entertained by the collector of the port an old time friend of Mr. and Mrs. George Cochran. "To me. the wonderful part of it all is the American influence. We passed through the canal in seven hours. Our lunch was served on hoard that we might not miss anything. Christohal is a pretty tropical American city while Colon with only a street between Is for eign. That is may be kept clean, the Americans t:ikc care of their garbage and burn everything for them. Not even a can of water Is allowed to siiind and breed mos quitoes. All Ohristobal- houses ore. built high up, from tho ground arwl many are cement floored under neath. We left there nt 6 p. m'., and ns soon as we left the break waters most of us went to bed. "They say the Caribbean sea Is always rough. We are now In stent of Cuba and will land at Havana sometime In the morning." J CHATKIt IAKK SNOW DKF.P port received from Crater nations! park was that there ore 11 feet ;3 inches of snow nt tho rim of Crater lake and 1 1 feet at Anna Spring camp. It waa still snowing at the park. ;.'... f- Not only ;a this more snow than has been at the park for yeare at this time, but it is solidly pack, cd down. .Mitny nvn employ eiiiciency ex iperts to set their offices in order. tun nave yon nearu or uic one wno took a spi'clallst In efficiency home to tell ma how to run the house? A retly school teoehrf at slio Is udi& in keep nn setting her alarm clock during the vnenilnn i hi- Minmirr she run 1htc Hie Miprvim ntlfnHlon nf slinging a ptllmv nt it every morning, mttm M;m- n mn who tnnd on hi Ladies Siianion Dresses Slnipil In Xr- hIcii $1.85 i;iltl,s MArl i imi:ssi.s On I'ftAl Coloini-ni i' 4 'loth This Is Ford Display Week . CARLOAD PRICES jsissltajr TRICES: $S7.50 to $10.1.00 We have just unloaded a carload of the newest models of Monarch Ranges A full assortment of models, each" one priced on a quantity buying price and carload freight rates, awaits your in-foUo-P -Mtpsrcl, 4laii bit, a- lifetime. Uur prices and terms make it poor economy to use anything else. K5i 1 is I 1 mi fSSf Perkins Motor Co. 4th and Adims Am- . 10 ami II m Act ii mni in m . t.v . llr W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Norton's Kiddy Shop
