La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 02, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR THE GKSNTJE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, May 2, 1025. fin fcutbc ficitutg (Dhserfrcr An Independent Newspaper PRANK B. APri.EFIT HAIIVET F. MATTHEWS ........Editor and Publbhar- Hulnea Uutm Published evenings, except Bunday. at 14H Adaini Avenue, La Orande, Oregon. The Obsorver-Htur published every Friday. Entered at the roatofflce at La Grande, Oregon, a Second Claaa Mall Matter undor act ct March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNT! AND TH CITT OF LA GUANDH MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aasoclated Preu la exclusively entitled to tut for pub lication ot all newa dlBpatcnea credited to It or not otherwise: sredltod K publlehed therein. Alt rlghta of republication of special dispatches In thla paper, and aura Mi local new herein also are reaerved. . BUBBCHIPTION RATES Dy Carrir Dally, per month In advance. . Dally, alx montha In advance pall;, single copy. -T8 By BlaU. Dally, per month In advance.. Dally, per alx montha In advance. Dally, per year In advance Weekly Observer-Slur, per year- to ..fi.ia l.oo -2.0 ADVKRXISINQ RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch. - .. Dlaplay, local, per column Inch. Tim contract rules on application. IN ltlQHTKOL'SNIiSH nhalt thou bn established; thou ehult bo far from oppression; lor thou shall not fear; and from terror; for it ahull not come ncur thee. laaluh 04: 14. --JU. '. Ji JULiLMl.'.V'Jl.l'-iLJ n-? OUT OUR WAY " By .WILLIAMS -f.'.(v pioht Nictn I chuBi up both ct V-hr L Sif Msa MOMtNib WE D UVTE.-TO UVE CNEW - .1 j AFTER THE STORM. I Yesterday In Washington OFFICE GAT fVflADS HMN RIO.' Junius V About the only liberty a man howls for is the liberty to do something ho shouldn't do. Well, at last Ford has all the money he can use Ford parts as a medium of exchange. I About the only way to stop a daughter from crossing her knees is to make her wear cotton stockings. Changes in milady's fashions relieve monotony and add to the spice of life, says President Coolidge. This is the lime of year, however, when most husbands admit a great sufficiency of this particular kind of spice. The doctor who announced that he can cure laziness has not been deluged with voluntary patients. Iaziiiesj isn't a disease; it's a habit and a habit that is very tempt ing on some of these warm spring days. The 1iI'ko profi'ssor who says the world will not mine to an nut for at least luo million catm Kites rlifOtiraKt'lilfiit to tin' people who !hik' to sonic day got their desk cleaned out. The grave of l'oc.iliontas has been opened und found unoccupied. II seenm to be Just impossible for women to slay at home "Do ungels have wings, munf' my?" . "Yes. darling." "Can they fly?" "Yes. dear." Editorials From Over the Nation (Hy (In Associated) Press) Tlii" WiLMliliiKtou Americans for mally raise J (he I 'J 'Si chuiiipio!Uliii banner. Tin ct-iiHiis bun-itu reported mi I increuHo ii the natlonul birth rate I in J'Jl'4 whilo tho dead, rule Ue- creawd. Ijcficl.s In criminal procedure wen; iltrd In fore the. American I Uiv Institute hh "directly ron'ril-- utlfic to Him Increase of crime" hi the I nited States. Kfcn-lnn- Walcott of I In Smith. son hi n I nut i tut ion th-nh-ri thai the i original moitel f Mir I.nnptey air- plun had Imm-ii "unit i hit eil," as k'hait'fit hy ttrvihr WriKht. I'rt'NKJerit '( 'ooli(l:n t old automo bile club Hi-creturies the truffle problem of lartfe el ties was n eri- I ous uiiestlou which nitiHt Im treat ed "with the broadest views." An order .suspending thi packer consent decree was entered in the district supreme court with indica tions pointing to an appeal by the government to the supreme court. Library Chats A-. I'll'KH FOIt WO.MK.V KiiRone Itefrlster: "(iirlK, urges' a. Host on minister, "If you must smoke in this world, have sense enough to smoke a pipe." And how about men? The min ister evidently la not concerned with them. A surgeon, however, might advise men In favor of elgmr. or cigarettes, because it h is beet, WWSIIlMiTiiN A'J') The army (ill service, for three years past bus been operating with notable success a model airway system be tween Texas. Illinois and New York. Th" mibvice has Increased from HX.;fi in 1 to probably more than IHih.imki in HUt, and as found that Hie smoke from a lil-!..raiy recognized"- sale and le often burns the tongue and caus-s, ,ll)i;lhil, lhl. army xv, b(l d As for the amount of nicotine . flyers. Model Air Route's Growth Is Striking- New books to bo added to the public library' Haturday evening, May 2. Uachcller 'Kother Abraham." liok "Twice Thirty." Uower "Desert Brew." Chamberlain "Tho Lantern on ! ino iiow." lunbar "Complete I'oeiii. Uernsbcrg "Uadio for All," Gloag "Colour unil Comfort in Decoration." Herbert "The Man About Town." . Jackson "American Colonial Architecture." Junies ''Cowbojii North nd Kouth." . Kflbourne "Mrs. William Ilor ton Hpeaktng." Alacuuluy "inplian Island. " .... Maupassant ""alut Anthony and other Stories." Mu I ford "Jiopalons C'asaidy J;e- turns." Owen "A Wok of Original J'arties." Powell "Ueyond the llinost I'urplo Ulm." Ouayle "Oul-of-Hoors With Jesus." It ice "Pri'H eh ographs." Ha bat in! ."'J'he Curollnians." "Short Klories by JJutLsiaii Au thors." Vance "The Itoad to Ki-dor." The Week Knd Book." Voting "Woodsinoke." Those Light Tan Shoes taken Into the system, II appears that cigars are mo.i poM criul. pipes next and cigarettes least of'all. The army plant s carry official mail, passengers on official busi nes. motion picture Mints and spare ' Then Is nur.sie going to fly. told pipe and may do more harm 'cause daddy called her an angel thuti nicotine. hiMt night?" inert? lire tuner poisons, now- a)rplane parts, makin? the trans ever. especially certain tar products ;r,.IH from one flving Held to an whleh nre especially active In uHotK.p. The route does not overlap (lie mall syMcin of the post offic "Tomorrow .darling." A ItlX'AM, OPINION department, and there Is no night flying. The southern Ian extends from U ,ftv U.f.tl.l. Tin. iirniw.uoil ... . .... ".i. pa. sir the Maine they rv't ,"" h lin ihl l mnas. iex., 10 Till" . I Iml" Union C""m' U"P"'"" ,'"l" r t!X" Mt.. to M. lleville. III. ,,. !..mi). Ift Ji . S'B jlreme Kvhlen.ly I, was no. ,,(.. n.,r,hen, h. exte ,, H.r a hi-bUlitwr " .original iui pot- u. uiv iccuu m;Kcllville lo IMntoul, III., to Dayton. to upply to differences of opinion. ,, , ... , , . . Once In u while u ease raises when- Song of t e I nick Waddle I do?1 , . ,., , b . . un officer is positively unfitted tor ,,. , ... , r, ithe work, and the recall should be O.. to Moundsville. W. V.. lo Wash- inglon. I. c. (Holling Kield) to New Voik ('My (Mitchell Kield) There are also side roll lea, from rjiij A Lfi.i'.JII i Tin;.; iinarhmi'y cttnlrovcrsy between the modern youii lady and tho old-fa.shioncd irl lias jrivon cause to some interesting l'cvelations iTj?Hrding our Puritan foi'cljeai ;who are supposed to have walked the straight and narrow in jiuch u way as to cause much lamenting hy reformers as .they view modern tendencies. An eastern college professor has discovered in some research work on New Kngland history that Ctitton Mather was in danger of a breach of 'promise suit while courting his second wife, that more drunkenness was to bo seen in New Kiighmd in those early Puribiii days than any place in the wrld. So we have in ' formation that indicates scandal and liotous living were Jntit ontiiely foreign to the Puritan fathers who are credited Jwith setting such a high standard of conduct. If the world is not getting any better, we are inclined to believe it is .not getting much worse. , . PLAYT1MK IS (i)MIN(i. Those who believe that enjoyment of life is the shortest, .mad to evei lasting torment should find little hope for tho -salvation of the American people of this generation, la Jact it is not inf letpiently rumored about by those who look Askance upon a smiling countenance that the United Slates is even now passing through the several stages of the de cline and fall. ' Surely no country, not even ancient Creece and tho Komans, was ever more abundantly provided with the pleas ures of life and relieved of more of life's miseries and dis comforts than America. Like the "woman upon the white horse" of the nursery rhyme, the people of the United Stales with their phono graphs, pianos and piano-players, radio, orchestras and ether music makers have music wherever they go. Theie nre more pastimes to attract people and more leisure t give to those pastimes. During the coming summer mil lions of men ami women in the United Slates will partici pate in numerous sports and recreations, the highways will be constantly congested with motorists pleasure bent, tho vacation resorts will be heavily patronized and the baseball parks and race tracks and pleasure parks will draw their usual crowds. Put why should this love of pleasure be cause for any thing but satisfaction? To avail himself of all this play the individual must woik the harder and faster, for it costs teal dollars and many of them to play in this big playground. And when people work harder they need more play. Those who work must play. button on one of the most depend- 1,,'lM"'1- 1,U1 ,u UB,'1",,U "" Pyin to .Ml. I h-melis. Mich. Se. cut nortlons of the htiHband's low- of .uffu'' ny VvrHtm 1'(;",8,! 'r '-- hidge Field) and from Washington er garments und the husband was itilsing bear about It. "Well. I wasn't feillng well enough to do any sewing. Which is must important your wife or your punts'.'" "There are a few places 1 can go without u wife," he grumbled. litlcal differences is a mark of ex t reme factionalism and exceeding j ly poor judgment. Kspeeially In the case of u legislator Is this true. for no iiian ever got through the legislature without doing some ( things that some of Die folks back home disapproved. To use the re call In such cases merely means The oreluwlru plnil rnpturou tv. I'orty couples swung, now here, now there. In race fill rOlim Sud denly the niiisle topMit Morel More! cried tbtit -nine The ""ti er wns dancing with (he ihap croiic, I lM; M.MUil Jllt one little kits What harm it hiM done I thoiKh 'twould be bll. s, . JiiMt one little Mrs - It liti-i now come to (his; We two ate made one Just one Utile kiss; What harm It has done. Some nolo mechanics nre mi dumb they Ihhik n wrist pin Is mmiic kind of Jeclr. What 1:4 a word meaning: 1. The 'Yanks are 4'omini;'.' (.ifven letters) :.. Ju-t i mailer of form. letters) ;i. A collective noun. (eight letters) 4. Shelter for U dug. ( lour letters) T. dude alter he Is married. M"en tellers) i. A cra..v milltonaii e. (ciMH biters) 7. A .swell gathering. ( lour letters) V Something you can't wear out. tsc n letters) A man with u pre:tiig engage ment. (si leiiers) to. An absorbing mailer. neven b'lters) 1 1. A liberty bond. t"ecn letters) 1.'. A n imiij hi for mushroom. (ntne Ictleis) 1,1. licsi thing lo put into pie? (live letters) I I. A talkltiK muehine. tloiir letters) I... limi on week das oul. i nine letters) l'i. tlaruient will h reveals the most, (eleven letters) IT. A total mone loss, tseven letters) An.swers: 1 ti-ntisl. . ('or.sit. - Ijindbuil. i l:.ii. r Subdued, i louhnul. 7 - limi. , IVJamas. f t alliu'. 1 n - (Holier. II - - 1 1. orev. U' Vestlbule. Teeth. i - Wile. . i 'o m iii it t e r,. lii in voice null. 1 7 At!mon. lo Hampton. Va. (Langley Kield). In 1 '.i I'M nigh t a we re u I -tempted. Sti being exactly on sehed ule, Willi u total ol JIG hours flown, covi'ring ;s.: rt miles. Iti IJ7 fliglils were attempted. t'J being exactly on schedule, with tt total of 'J 1 a 7 hours 1 low n. cov ering r.n;,i;:iM miles. In I u 2 I , to Hepleiuher V.", the latest avalkiblt figures, ll'7 flights were attempted. OI.I lti:i ;i;TS I',ivr j7,t '"'I"1? " schedule, with a lolal KA1.I-.M lire. Tl... ba 1 1 leslii n . -7'l botllS floWII, COVvrlllg 'continued Htrlfe. Oregon, w hich Is to be taken ovvi i - by the state of h egon under an a ppropriat ion nut horlzed at tin; last session of the legislal lire, will be ready for delivery in I'oiiland t.tHUi mib s. U(m)si i;k ii n in;s i'aws Ki;t:i;V. ire, nr.A have moth ered l;it'e.i:f and e.tl;; hav i: t alked harbor on June 1.,. This info, - pnpeiey. mi now i s uie rooy- iiiatlon was received here by Karle l,'r ,h;i1 the dullca of a Abrams. chairman ol" the batlh - -,nu,lu'1' ship Oregon commission. ! l;ccn(l a hen owned ly '. The old battleship is now at'Mi..an of Mil; r C;nup, near here, III emei ton tin vyynrd, w here It is ! died a ml left a sell big ol partly being repainted and otherwise put : hatched ega.s which were a.lned in condition by the I nlted Stal'sjby their owner at e had gov em m en t, I poll Its arriv a I ri I a I tout given up hope of sa ving Oregon It will be anchored in 1 1 he eges when the pet rooster of Portland harbor. The improve- j the family took the lu st, hatched men Is are being directed by Ad -, t he eggs and now has become a miral Chase. t "devoted mother." Poets' Corner WE have a variety of :;lial(s in lln'y lijiht tan tuliir .iihI at prices for every body, even to Hie little (Mils' .shoes with the wanted rounded square toe. There are Florsheims and other well-known makes, from $3.75 (o $10.00 VACATH)N. (liy Inez. ('o. ,toMph, Ore.) Tliis life is loo busy to alt be spent In noisy cities and towns; So why not come out to the moun tains And hear ' some of nature's wounds? And why not visit the Wonderland Wa I Iowa's great natural park ; And see the silvery sparkle of lakes And hear the nong of the lark? What more, then, could ou ask for Than a summer spent In this noon ? t Sleeping beneath the pine I rees; Jutt catching the song of the brook. So gath r the family together And vis t our great Wonderland; And sec the great things of mil -ire, The work of Clod's own htuid. Do You Know That May 13th Is Straw Hat Dav? i.o(;;i:hs ham worth. !l'lti graduate of the col- j tain Aliv.orth has been doing c. lege and a veteran of the world 'i,,,, WWI.,. in soliciting fun-Is war has been chosen as manag. ; C!Ulipiiit;n. Permanent of- by the hoard of governors of the ru.(.a wlM (.sl:i,Hiu.(i hon. r. Htudent .Memorial union. ! ter June 1. w here Captain Ali en plain All worth's worku as worth will oversea const ruction mu auger of the union will start j of tee building und manage the May t. Headquarters for the work ; union after the b jilding is coin will be in Portland, when Cap- j plete. liKND. On.-. Dressed in the garb of lumberjacks, including log gers' booU. the Shevlln-lllxon bund of 30 pieces wilt take part : in the annual Itose Festival 111 : Portland this year. i With first prize as their go il, I I lie musicians tire practicing dllt- j tjently tinder the super vision of I Frank It. McCord, -director, an ex perienced bandmajt'-r. The, musicians pracl iced on 1 he , streets of Head last night, going' Ihroigh evolutions which will be; used In street parades during the I lestival. j A rraiigemciits have been made j by the band management tobroa l-j cast a concert from The Oregon- ! Ian radio tower.. K(.i The mu- ! siclans w III be know n as t he j "Lumberjack" band w h.-n part lei - j patlng In the liose Keutival par-j ades. Two pianos were carried lu Washington ! airplane. s a good ieian should get some hig-h notes out of I hem. imo.n .M.At:i;it chosi;n A. C. Corvallls. Ore. (Sp- Cuplalli l-hlward C. All- IN THE PATH OF PROGRESS To study any particular human mechanism properly and diagiKwe its ills is beyond the powir of any one man. Kapid scientific advancement demands spu--cialists and complete modern equipment. At the HOT LAKE SANATORIUM a com petent staff of physicians and a well-equipped laboratory give each individual the best pos sible service. The Hot L ake Sanatorium Dr. W. T. Thy. Owner and Director, T.ie world' n ".tug full ilu v, rvhcnrMil. Slllldil) V 1 MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES Phone Main 75!) '.This i.s a More in which every order i,s jiiven por soiuil iiUentioii, mid nolhiiiK is wilt mil lul the veiy llialiesl quality. If iinythiiijf I.s tinsali.sl'iitlory we gladly take it hack and give you credit for it. Try I s for Heal Service. A I IO I I'M - Ml u T TWO AWTOUIA. on-. - Mr. limi Mm llumi't' Mtitphy of I'itii tllll ui-ri' (" 'f. l' iniiiri .l hi'ii' w h.' tin- jiu t n..t .1 1, - In lilt ) in. )- won- rill Ol Kil .Mil III riinllu nil D11- l..i KikUiIIi mI m i t hill. ' ,i- nim hlni fiil .ii-ins-4 tin- liraiul av.iitii- III-I'lsii-lli'll unto U1 linirriiilt'il sln.t l un. I 1 ..U.-.l ,i, r Uir. v liiii.n Mis. Miiiphy wh htitliil Horn On- liKii liliti' anil ln-r Iiunliiiii.l mim 1'linii.l Imiii.uIIi II. Tl,,.y nirr (nk '11 lu Un- li'.lnl. w li. ri- It mm rf I'iiIiiI Mini Ihi- lull .Al. nl in Hull uijiiri.n iiil, m . ,0n Htn -lay plioltiKl-aihi4 . rv ovanitlK-il. I IF bo JrciUt, II. bo kuowi (t'g 'ooJ. The Jolly Woodchoppers Vanta Baby Garments A"o Tins Xo IJultons M-1JKAM) DAHY (JARMENTS 2 l.tstJons on Each Side These garment; are double-breasted and made from the very best materials and Guar anteed Not to Shrink. Do not lie' deceived hv buying inferior garments made from poor ma terialcut small and then shrink after bein washed. 0 We sell you the best made and (he cost is very lillle more and is the cheapest in the end. We stand behind any sarnunt we sell. Get one of our IJaby Hetty Hose, made long in front so you can pin to diaper and not baf under knees. Norton's Kiddy Shop Our sales are growing every day. "There's Keason.-' Our Piices Are Night we give you value for your nvmey. Sec Our $1.00 Specials in Windows