La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 17, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 17, 1025. PAGE FOUR THE 13? GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER An Intn(lrnt Nrwspajvr-r FRANK U. Arn.EDT HARVEY P. MATTHEWS.. EJltor and mblUhsr - I) uilncu Manag Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1418 Adama Avenue, lA Grande, Oreicon. The Observer-Htur published every Friday, Entered at tho roatofflce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Claaa Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPKR OK UNION COUNT! AND TH8 CITr OK LA GRA-NDK MKMHER ASSOCIATED FRESH The Associated i'resa la exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all newa dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of apeclal dispatches In tbla paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION KATES By Carrier Pally, per month In advance , -, , , , ., TK" Pally, six months In advance $4.60 Pally, single copy . ., 0 By Mail. Pally, per month In advance . Pally, per alx months In advunce Pally, per year In advance Weekly Observer-Star, per year.. -.too -.12.69 ..6.00 .2.0U -420 ADVERTIS1NQ RATES Plsplay, foreign, per column lnch. plsplay, local, per column Inch.... TUne contract rutcs on application. I1EAVKN AND EARTH KHALI. PASS AWAY; HUT MY WUllU HHALL NUT PASS AWAY. Luku Sl:3, THE OLD HOME TOWN Vy Stanley L-SK" .!f, ( THAT MArCl TMey WEM I BlAMB A A. JXs, J pint &crm-e Isnwr -jokcs? vmmtih To 1 "fk (two cokbtj ) v .Ikk some TUB HORSO BK C TUB T . - S. OUT ,MLV TeMW- .-.S... ' : . 27 KEdfiS ICO OFFICE CAT 'AOI MA N mo. Because a girl calls u man a poor prune docs nut mean fthat she will not marry him. S In olden days men became great by using their heads; :now most of them prefer to hire press agents. Once more the days are here when the carpet-heating husband finds out how every room in the house tastes. If a man's feet i"d hands annoy and dismay him in society, he finds comfort in the thought that he is a red blooded he-man. For some reason the big game hunting trip of the Koose velts into the heart of India isn't rausino s much of ji!1,r"- ripple as one would imagine is desired by the sons of th former president who made big game stuff famous. The common people seem to have a wholesome respect for originality and the young Uoosevolts arc lacking in thai jiuality so far. Perhaps they will discover some day that :even the offspring of the great "Teddy" can't live eternally Jon fit fatho44hWiMkUiUiuf. AudufLc4' aioUMMveJoctuii or two in New York state it may be evident to them that the senior Theodoie was endowed with other qualities of greatness than the mere possession of the Koosevelt name and the Roosevelt grin. When you sn1 a man nt a sym phony concert, rt'iiuinljcr Unit probably it wasn't hi a choice of a place to slt-cp. A uynonyn is u von! you us" wht-n you can't spell the other one. More people would live lo be ltm if they wuulU beKin sooner. Half the omen in the w nrbl don't know w here the oilier hulf .mt their gossip. what i:vi;kv wo.u.w m :i,ii: i s Tim! nil nicii ai ntti-neled ti tter. That the salriiiuu nltu m'H her .xliuts loo miihII. Tfiat .-In- i inliimler-liMMl. That ".lie to iltnvmu. That l lo icKfelil docs not know what ht In tiiKui. 1 hat beamy ! only .-Uiii ilevii hut if you Muc the Mir hut oii Ni. all. t hat ull nu n ai t at ti nt let) lo Daily .MorimiK iwrwv, A pril 16, ib!K Horn in this city Fri day, April Ifi, Hits, to Mr. and Mis. W. i' SnodKiass. u ten-pound Hon. Died In I'trry Kriday. April in. IS'jH, Martha, dauKhter of Mr. and Mrs. I'rter NeiHon. nti'-ti nine years l'uneral services will take place In this city Kunday in tho J'reshy terian t.'hureh at - p. m. Inter ment in tho Odd Fellow 's ceme tery. MhhiIjiiuch J. M. Herry and Lou ise Kllis, usslMed by M Ins l.eua Merry and Ihe Mitj;e,s Harvie and l'annie McKinnoii, elltertaiueil the Indies Whist Club yesterday after noon at the formers home. The games wire closely mn tested for, from thi! lirHt to the lant, and al t h e cone 1 usion It was f o u n d that MejMlames Kd Holmes, T. H. Co and J. M. Clark tiad tied for the first prize, the M.-jsd;uin-s J. K. l-'ohy, J. V. Hoss, and Misa Hart-. tt were each entitled to th K-cond rize and Mrs lames Hob't Smith, C If. Finn and J. Oullin-: were all rightful owners of the I booby prize. Mis. JM Holmeh w on the cut for the first prize and received a beautiful hand painted puff box and Miss Hart bit cut the lucky card for th. second prize and was awarded an handsome painted pin tray. Mrs C. H. Finn succeeded in cutting . . , . . . .Mhe deck in the proper place for (lly the AbMMintctl rii.s) . . . ' , , Tl. di.pur..,i,.nt or JMI. an- "le ''0o",y pr'Z"- noun.ua reonranbuuion of lis fk-W i"",v '"" l'1" ' "', forces spread and the ladies were b-t- .' ved w it h t he ricliesi of eake and The Niekel I'lnte merT hi-arlnjf I thv n,osl UalnUI' Uv'1 was continued before I he Inter staic j " llirh rcw-lvod the well merited commerce commission. attention of all present. Tin ioiJoumff memoeis were present Cavana. I.ylc. Alklne. Clark. Moore, Hwaney. Steincamp. Quackenbush. Hrann, Dunplu-y, Finn. Cox. Hoh nenkamp. Krickson, Hoss. William Murphy, liartlett. SpauidlnK, and the follow ing uu sts of the club: Mrs. Fred Holm-s. Mrs. I0d Hol mes. Mrs. Itobt. SmiiU, Miss Itart lett. Mis. J. C. t.ruiiK'er. and Mis Jap tit evens. Slum I'lilhltvti of Uuidnn Illli'ii-M OltiH .Nelhcr-solc LONDON'. (Al) -Mis OIbu Ne theraote, who came Into prominen ce in New York in Hit mi us Fan ny I.eKiand in "Sapho" announe-d recently that in Ihe hprinjr s!i would establish o nat tonal boa I'd injf school for delicate children which is lo be conducted us a mod- I institution. WHAT MAKES SPRING? Yesterday In Washington Treasury officials announced their conclusion that the country has too many denominations or money. rresident-eleet Maehad'i of Cuba was a luncheon Bliet-t at the White Moiim' nd afterwards toured the capital. The commerce depart ment ic ued a compihuion liowin? for- 'utgn .seeurities in increasing amount weie absorbt d by the American 'market during the first quarter of II 25. President (jut'znn of the Phil ippine senate protested to the war department Uaimt the sate of the P icil ie Mail Steamship company's) President yhips to the Hollar inter- Mesdalcs CJullinp, Foley, Feare. 40 Good Used Cars Perkins Motor Co. 4th and Adams "lht;;lirh women lire lion driviu;; I heir own cars and kivih- thn husband a r st," says a l.ondon ca ble. At one Mine he who dallied h:td "to pay the piper." Now he has to Piy the doorureper, the waiter, the check room pr and , Hjinetnnes a da ut ftn partner besid'-a. Lots of (,'UIh li:ic more on fhelr ch". ks I ha u on t hen- minds or bacKs. The iTJiti-d compliiiieni a nuui a n noinait Is to a-fc her to niiir-) ly Ithn; tin- K''aie- compliment a with T in iml.il- nt .III i il,.. iv. . it i ;,,v ' "v "". '" ii-.i.i, i. .i i.iiii.j; mi un; i eiii.inn wiiau pn , u man Is lo lit lerritoiy this year p.iiil total fctici al, .stale and local taxes of I'lm niirr Uv mai-ncs imn. toinethinp; over a million dollars or approximately l.r jh;' cent of their total y.vw.i receipts. How fortunate is the i.tate ;us a whole that public utilities are privately owned and are therefore subject to the payment of taxes! Such an amount would he a hitf burden tin the fanning popula tion of the state if the utilities were publicly owned and therefore exempt from taxation. The cities would benefit from low service rates but the rural districts would suffer from a further unjust distribution of levies. If one lived in Portland, public ownership might have its charms but not line. Man Loses Hope "For ten yeai a ! suiTert-d vereiv from stomach double. The doc tors Miid I had earn-cr of tin fdontaeh and not I line -v. mild do but ail operation. 1 tool; my htM round of Mayr's Wonderful l;u(i edy years uj;o. S.nce, t Ilea I slefo well, cat what I want mi I ieej fine." It hi a simple, haiin sa preparation that removes the catarrhal mucous from the intes tinal trat and allays tha Miflam-j maiioii n men e:i iv ii piactii aMv all stoiiuch. li er an I intent in il ailments. incliKlintr n ppendfeit N. ne doge u in convince or mom y ronde.l. At atl diMiri:i-ts - .(v. Grahams Fall, nt ( i on al- .s jinc I : "T l a ( i-potmtnl of lire 1 plt-atfeii (ir was :.. i ? i - shint.. I ee hUe n adnip a little. Iti iiik me a postal stamp." Fi-ifiioniy com;.sl.i in not buyiir.; Hie lliuiKN ou want. WHAT VISION W ILDS. "The City Tracheal That Vision Ihiilt.' that hongvipw ing enterprise that slogan u recognized realitv And it seems Washington, the most wonderful city build known to modem times, bids fair to make. Certainly one would gam !! 'inc ton Iree lo cni; man a gu l an old maul. It lie kept man !.-.;.:( n:; uiout!) shut ne p.npe think he is a lixil. it k- ej, n iip. n t hey kmH dai n II he is. I .ii(k of t ht ut r on can live on sa hi line coiil.s If il and I udu'e. Tlie jrreat llnn about i'i-ends!up is I hat you run be pert ert !y f ra n U with e;u h other, i specially Hi dls- CUNNIMK Oilier people. j Jlliii iiiioriwuiiiM l'i..iei llw ."" " i: ; "'"""o.v t'ouioii oi tne i.tmg- Th Klt,tll uM ,htH n. view Daily News just published in which the realization of In moiass.-s came tn n bar It. A. I,(inn vwmn i t. e. , U i.. 1 1 . . -.1.1 jod and a rs.- of moyoii halsc lasti d reives that impression from a visit to the city, and ce: lamiy me same is line wherewr onr . ....v,.v...vi. inriii- w il li (i an u- cops were ( city is doubtful, but it can aster so long as those dinaiy Kiot er Hire ! Reliable Bank I!cli;ililily (hat mrans helpfulness as well as salely no matter what the emergency. La Grande National Bank Sound, Itrllnblc, lruiv.vho THEY'RE (ull of viftor-build.ng VITAMINES from our own notthwfitrrn-Rrown wheat. They provide the BRAN tht hrlpa purify th blood arid tend il lipping through your vein. To linocli out Spring Fever, try lunching on Tru-Blu Grhm ant) mill for a wefk. You'll b lurpriied how much better you will (eel Order From Your Grocer Now firru Coed (jOi rt h,ts I tu (jrahom to t-.'ut ci $M (jiiufti m uoeJ Ai TR0 SLU OISCUIT COMPA.-;y-Spokane and Portland Foolivu attire! Tlio happy man wiiihtvt tu 1)0 (llC'Si ;ed yniartly and conifo! talily. Today he has learned tu diess comfort ably and smart, too. His body is just as glad as his soul. Manhattan Shirts further this, in that they are cut full and roomy, yet have stylo cut right in them. Let Us Show Them To You. $2.2.) to 87. li) Prominent Colorings in lien's Attire is Per missible Only in Neckwear and Hosiery. We Have .Them Both. Novelty Neckwear $1.00 to $2.23 Fancy Hose 75c and $1.00 LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS Simplex Flexible Shoes Keep-; .vouni: fe-t oiiti. and wear longer the proper .slioe for eliihh en. Siiuri on l'rii hut on Wear. OlhiT Sliui's nt I.mvi r Trircs, Wt ejiny il lnrue aM)MiiKnt of Children's Ma(, Coals, MiM'kin.i;s, lresM', I iniei'wrur mill lines' Va.-h Nnil Norton's Kiddy Shop READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS in u.Miuvi n i . mem wild iniftii- imps were a t Wall Board and Plaster Board make an economical and clean material for Spring altering and repairing I'Thc Grande Ronde Lumber Co. tho future may hold for tlio lo'ik forward to no rreat di;.- n II, Hi.- 'lnhli-,1 loi'llirr. Ilit iiimI.I till U't'l llllili-l' thr IIIM MlllhM-lln illlil lml r.i.nk t'lllilM'li l.-ri I.t III. who niake up its population heliev.- v"iii"'h i,, ihnh' in out ui in that future and what it holds for them and their citv i""' M'lierein lii 1ln v.ii-icl i.r u ..i , i' ' vrlopment of is loyal to it. the vision to see the possibility of a future such as com munity effort and co-operation can create -if every indi vidual can meet those Modifications, there need lie no livr 101 wnai tne next j'.eneration will inherit here. Th I tiro is assured. seciet of the ciowth. prosperity and d- any city if every citizen believes in his citj ,' is its constant booster and defender, and h:i.,' . nrr th.- .In yin u !Mt! n.H. IukIi. lit- MARKET JL'S GROCERIES I'lionc Main 75!) rUKSIII.Y DliKSSKI) CIIH'lvKNS l'ut your older in early, as there is iiist a limited supply. All Vegetables of Ihe I'incsl (lualilj. fresh Aleals of All Kinds. I'resh SI i'iw berries. ROYAL V All I M S I tfllt mil oii.i' iIh- iiiii.iu.lv ...il )imu- hoiiM-rlt'iiti- li.-- Milk lilniHin I Or n I I! I I (I lluu iu t(,tir hi, in,-, nn mil rt t-)i-ntiliiK n Ol-k. -IIHi'lllM-i nil (irandc Electric Co. Whichever Way You Serve Swift's Premium Boneless Ham You'll Like The Flavor Wc carry only the most tempt in.? and tendcrest of Hams! They arc young hams, line k rained for easy slicing; weight annul Ten rounds with a mild, delicate cure slowly smoked to bring out the flavor for which Swill's Premium Ham is justly famous. Paltison Bros. Grocery Phone Main SO 1 ' . ' t i lured Meats At A Savind PICNIC?, Sugar-cured :. 18c Lb. BREAKFAST BACON, Sugar-cure.d....30c Lb. HAMS, Half or Whole 3()c Lb. Ye have many individual customers all over the state. Why? Not a better product on the market, and at a considerable saving. Meats - Croccries Grande Roude Meat Company I hr sniir nr Ijimlii and Sit u"