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' ' ' SaturdaVi April 4, 1925.
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27 YEARS
AGO
Tim motor version is th.it two can tour as cheaply
The constitution guarantees the right to pursuit of hap
piness, but does not guarantee it will he overtaken. .
European nations may decide some "day that it's cheaper
to be peaceable than to pay the policeman's salary.
The next generation may have no natural resources to
exploit, but there always will be suckers to trim and blue
sky artists to do the trimming.
Science is reported to be. experimenting with the means
of ending seasickness. It is believed that it can be ac
complished by removing the passenger's stomach".
People in Union and Wallowa counties whd have never
visited the country back of Wallowa Lake where a national
park is projected should not let another season pass with-'thore.
out going through this Wonderland. We siould not wish
to be ' like many residents of Tacoma who have never
climbed Mt. Ranicr or of Mod ford who have never seen
Crater .Lake or of New' York who have never seen the
.water front. The Wallowa Wonderland is in our own front
yard. We owe it to ourselves to find a fitting appreciation
for it.
LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY? .
As if the collection of damages from Germany were not
enough to worry about, poor France is much perturbed
over the question of promoting marriages and thus insuring
igainst a decline in the population. Two problems relating
to this subject are now being considered by the government.
One has to do with Insurance against spinstei hood, the other
with lightening the obligations of matrons.
Tjie. first of these questions hart developed out of the
Juisiness being done by a company' which underwrites "mar
riage risks. On payment of premiums which in the ease
of young girls do not amount to nunc than a few cents a
day this concern undertakes to insure maidens agains fail
ure to contract matrimony. If they reach the age of 35
years without being married they are paid n monthly in
come thereafter, which is meant to take the place of the
' earning power of a husband. The French government feavs
Dally Morning OInirvr, April
4, lb8 Attorney Jtoljert Slater or
Athena whs In thft city Hsitnnlny
and n-tiirniMl home ye.stVnltiy.
Attorney J. W. KnowU'H und wife
or liniim and aro eniulili.Mli-
eil re.HltlentH or l.n Orunde.
Tho i'urnierH . near Island City
report- thai, (tie crimen lire beenm
inff finite plentiful In that section,
It in wild there are altogether too
many of them for tlm roo'1 of the
Ki-nln fields.
.1. J. 1)iiIcg, a dry (roods man of
many yenrs exporU'iiro arrived
yoHtiirday evening from Rait I.nlte
City, and will accept a position
Willi J. M. Kerry In the dry goods
ilepuriment of his store.
hast Saturday evening Onrret
Tail's dancing class met -In Stew
ard's opera house and enjoyed n
most delightful evening In danc
ing. The attendance was unusu
ally large and a most enjoyable
time was had hy all present. The
music, which did so much to
make the event pleamint, wtia fur
nished hy Mrs. Ciussle Nelson, who
performed upon the piano, I-Yank
M curie, who treated Ihe audience
to music from his well-known vj
olln and Mr. Ilhyh-y, the conduc
tor of the Ulue" Muuntuin hand,
who played the cornet.
The surveying of three town
ships mostly timber land. North
and east of the Cove, will invite
enterprise in that direction. If
lh fonestH up them are tm exten
sive as have been represented to
us saw mill men will soon be up
Saw mills are persistent
lovely localities, but where a saw
mill once sets up Its clatter in a
forest region population follows.
The erection ol' saw mills are fol
lowed by roads and along roads
people make homes. Jl Ih not al
together a visionary Idea that
the opening up of that region to
settlement will Intensify Ihe ne-
ce;islty of a railroad from Jji
(.irnnriu to Cove.
Mrs. Herbert Klttrldgo and
children left Inst evening for Oor
valllfl, when, after vlsiiing a short
time, Hhe will go to Uithrop, near
Stockton. Cal., where she will re
landed In Havana at 8 o'clock on
a lovely morning but It was eleven
before we could get ofT the bout.
We salted directly over Ihe Hpot
where ihe Maine w:s sunk.
"Havana has many points of
ereat Interest for Americans. Cm
the spot where Columbus first, held
serviced there Is a liltie chapel.
nnd they have always kept a tree
growing wht-re he found one un
der which they rested.
"I was surprised to find so lit
tle Kngllsh spoken. Tl was about
Ihe hardest place we round to make
ourselves understood. The Cubans
are nice looking people, very pa
triotic, UUIng Americans and dis
liking Spaniards. (Jeneral Wood
cleaned up this city, InilU Ihelr
breakwater, started their military
college and taught them American
ways.
"Wo are almost home now or
rather utmost to the V. S. A. and
will land by noon Saturday (March
2Sih). The weather is glorious ami
has been ever since we left home."
Suggests Memorial for
Economical Democrat
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cept the full amount, receipt for
It, nnd then return such amount
a they deem an overpayment to
the treasury's "conscience fund."
The McCarl ruling came ns a
result of thp refusal of the Hon.
Henry St. George Tucker of "Lex
ington. Va., to accept his first sa
lary check drawn at' $10,00(1 In
stead of $7500 a your.
It's-a matter of family pride, it
seems, with Ilio Hon. , Henry St.
ftJeorge.
One of his nncestors was serv
ing in Congress when the bill was
passed raising congressional sal
aries from $F to $R u day. '
This ancestor refused to take
the money or nt least object to
taking it.
Just how the thing was finally
settled, history doesn't make iilte
clear. Hut ns one who has mnde
It a lifelong practice to uphold
tho precepts and traditions of his
ancestors, Hon. Henry Kl. C.eorge
Tucker. Is Impelled to protest the
pay raise, even to the point of de
clining Ills salary check.
f Tucker persists In spurning
the cash. It Is suggested a memo
THAT MTTI.K HAM).
Ijtst night I held a little hand
So dainty and so neat:
. 1 thought my heart would f
sur-y break
So wildly did It beat.
No other ham) unto my soul
Can greater soluce bring
Than the one I held last night
i-'oiir uces ami a King!
HKAITY HINTS.
Mind vour nun Imsincs
Neci nvguc with a large nmn.
Never call u mini n Mar If be Is
heavier Hum you nri.
Never brag about your pugilis
tic ability.
Walt until the car stops,
t Ncwr get inairicl.
Hallroad men say a fortune n
waits the man who can take the
click out of railroad rails. A big
ger fortune nwalis the man. how
ever, who ran lake the 2 a. ni.
squeak out of tho household stairs.
nr.Acmxrj A DKCISIOX.
She wanted to name the baby
Mildred niter her n Kit her. He '
wanted to nnnio the baby Ger
trude alter hlx inoiMer. Jt was
tpilte an argument. Then the
baby arrived and I bey decided on
I red.
IIAAI HA A I
Cross Words, cross words have
you tackled any?
Many! That J have, sir;
Too danged many.
And tell me, do you find it, solr,
Worth the lime you lose?
I learn a lot of funny words which
1 can never use, -
Mo.nt cross words are anything
but uncertain as to their meaning
und application.
main until the health of the baby rla be" (r,,(.,0), IO m(miory
gtrl has been restored, ller trip
is made In-the hope that ihe mild
climate uf that section will be
beneficial to the Utile girl. The
professor has many friends who
Join with the Observer In wishing
i liul M ih. K It t ridge may soon re
turn with the little ones in perfect
health.
BDHNENKAMPS ;
VISIT Hli
Exquisite
New Easter
Millinery
Charmingly Displayed
This showing offers a delightful opportunity
to see the mode of 'the-hew season, with its
new shit pes, new colorings and new ma
terials. . -
The assortment is largo, as well as select,
so that our visitors will not be limited in
their choice.
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Editorials From
Over the Nation
yOUN'CJ MOONSHINER SHOT
Et'GENR. Ore. A moonshiner
who refused to give his name was
shot In the back and leg by deputy
sheriffs during a raid upon his still
near the state fish hatchery on the
McKenr.ie river. 30, miles above
Eugene, anil he Is now nt the Pa
cific Christian hospital. Thp at
tending surgeon said be would be
able to be out In a few dnys.
Tho still, said to be the second
largest ever seized in J.ano coun
ty wan found by deputies last Sim
day and the raid was planned. An
other mnn Been at the plant es
caped In the brush. The man in
the hospital is about 2li years old.
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Another letter from Mr. nnd
uiviK iimy in; gins wno win preier me insurance company su.fr Norfolk, va.. March :17th, con
monnv in 11 liimhmul unci lw hf o.nnnnt .;n ,l,dilw,.. ! 'tl,,s " interesting facts.
. . 1 , ' " """""i ' H rt.llt: -ir I remember rightly
nieiy escnew marriage; and so it is pondering whether it
would not be well to suppress the business.
I took you wlili me to t
(In the Init letter print.
hristobcl
I ) We
a Democrat who by personal sac
rifice demonstrated the official
policy of economy which Presi
dent Coolidge prcnrheR.
One suggestion for such memo
rial Is a lire-lik and heroic-sized
American dollar, placed In an ap
propriate ntehe over the treasury
doorway And'on the memorial
plate beneath, would lie Inscribed:
Tucker Wouldn't Tpke "Km!"
Itepuhlicnns who are trying to
draft Men. John ,t. Peiljng. for
the battle to )told; Missouri's- one I
O. . P. seat In the Senate, -m-em J
to feel that Senator Sel.len Spen- !
cer will lie unable to swing anoth
er victory In that border common- I
wealth.
Friends of Pershing, however,
feel that while It would h line
CI. O. P. to have Pershing
as its candidate. It would not be
so desirable for Ivrshlng 10 be a
candidate.
The partv would have every
thing to bve
Arnnvmn vi vr,.
Knterprlse Itecord - Chieftain.
Men who are familiar with . the
facts say that It Is possible for
Wallowa county to stamp out
moonshlnlng and bootlegging In a
month. All that Is necessary Is
for those persons who know of i
violations of the law to report
them promptly to the officers, j
The person giving Information will
be amply protected; his Identity !
need not lie known. If fthe offi-'
cers nre told where moonshine is
being made and who Is peddling
It, they will do the rest, but theyj
can make little progress wit lit) tit i
this nsslslance,
After a raid or an arrest It is,
common for people living in the j
neighborhood to say they knew !
about t ho ' case : before, and per-;
imps they belittle the officers fori
not acting sooner. It does no good
to prattle about such matters nf
ter an exposure; it wlli do a vast
amount of good to report the
facts beforehand, nnd It Is a fluty i
of citizenship to give, t his aid to
officers of the law.
FREE
We have made a study of
wiring conveniences and cor
rect lighting.
Why not take advantage
of our experience. It costs
ymi nothing to call on us.
Wo will gladly show you
why it Is worth while to
liave these conveniences anJ
how little they will cost you.
If you can't romo In, Jii9t
phono ami we will call at
your home.
La Grande
Electric Co.
1304 Adams
Market
Groceries
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Phone Main 759
From tho American point of view it seems rather laugh
nlile that the Trench should take the matter so seriously;
hut nothing that may lead to n falling off in France's popu-'
lation can he n lalighing matter to her so long as there re
mains hostile feeling in Germany. j
Tho other question has to do with n proposal in ths
chamber of dc-pulicr, to strike from the civil code .the law
requiring wives to obey their husbands. Whether this is
planned ns an added inducement to girls to marry is not
stated in the cable dispatch reporting tho news, but it is
Faid the married senators are much agitated over the pro
posal and are solidly opposing it, while tho bachelors of the
chamber favor it. ,
The tendency in the United Stales undoubtedly is in the
U'liile it is reunited in the marriage vmv in moat lji.m-:;, ;,ih
of respect for n time-honored custom, it is much to be ques
tioned if any but an almost negligible minority of Ameri
can brides feel under moral compulsion to obey their hus
bands in the sense in which it was originally intended that
they should. Requiring the wife to obey implies that the
husband is tho piaster and thp wife an inferior, r.ut that
ie contrary to the prevalent idea.
If Trench girls nre as high-spirited as their American
sisters, the French parliament might just as well strike out
the rule of obedience; for wives will not be influenced hy
it, but will consult their own wishes as to whether they
shall obey or not.
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When on the road to Re
covery do not turn off
at a crossroad
After tho worst stage of any illness is past
there is a tendency for tho convalescent to. be
come careless, lie does not follow the road of re
covery to its end, but goes astray on a crossroad.
Permanent injury often results.
At the HOT LAKE SANATORIUM the ni-
tii'iil id not only cnreluiiy walciiect tdi u tite crisis, ;
but physicians are always in the house watching
each phase of the convalescent's case and ready
to attend to his needs the very minute they
arise
The Hot Lake Sanatorium
V Dr. W. T. Phy.
Owner nd Director.
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positors with checking accounts, we havo
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 thu
System to you. It is free to all depositon
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DESK AND PAY ROLL USB
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