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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, October 20, 1925.
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HARVEY F. MATTHEWS..
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' IJI'XllN IilOIlT IN YOUTH: Iteinember now tby I'reulol'
In tnu duy or thy youth, whilo tho evil, clays come 1101, nor
the years draw n.ffli, when Hurt ultutL Hity,U 'have, no jhchhuj-o
in them. Ltt ug bear tlu conclusion of.tho whole ' matter:
Four Ooil. und keep ills commandments: lur thlB is tlio M.liulu
duty of man.-' Kccleslustes 12: 1, 111 ' - . .
,. A plumber's pipe dream is a dream of a broken pipe.
Cheap matches. are all right if you happen to strike a
good one.
J I ' ' ' " ' ' e v scsvtct. ilic J 1 pnlFonins Iter atcpilauKhtpr, Esta - I1 ly
I , . ,' , I death, the SnrlnRflfld authorities I
. .. .r. TAXES.
. 1 Cno promptly subscribed to the expression, "God bless
the man who invented sleep," but he does not regard with
complacency the thought of the man who first invented
.taxes. Antiquarians have dug up on the banks of the Eu
phrates a clay tax receipt said to be 4,500 years old.
.. . The fact that the imposition of taxes is an undent, if
not respected, custom does not reconcile present-day con-
liibutors to the, system to the burdens they feel they are
c.lled upon to bear
OFFICE
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TMAOB MARK RCO.
Hut nohndy lied to nn1; '
And 1 won't play with nobody
Whrt wou'l plny fai! with im
l'vi- loHt my hciirt to .nobody
Who can Nobody be?
Wireless Control for
Planes Would Open Way
DRSHEIM
SHOE
Tim STADIUM kzs the roomy,
easy going appearance that goes
so well with those comfortable - -loose
hanging clothes. A smart
Florsheim brogue for men who
: keep pace with correct style. '.
Mrs. Birdie Stromo, 40. nhov, h:i
been indicted nt Hpringnvld, O.. for
poisoning Jir fttepdnuKhter, fcsta
Strome, jl. The victim predicted her
death, the Kprlngflrtd authorities
were told.
. West & Co. Inc.
,' LA tatANUK, OUK.
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Ttiry nut I lie wmil 'ilot
wu...i ..m r itiiM't t iM'i-unst' tin's!
yumi t t-fioni ti Ihiii'I it 'Vi.na i Hun,
Vm tuivi' Just licurd of a pool
who Kt rich. He savi up pot-try,
und took up Did training of Kerne
lurkt yM, cftta, scorpions iiini !ud
on 11m; poles for llic movie comedies.
(Ity OiftrUs
WAHII1NOTON
Slcunrt)
(NKA Special1)
valley, and once It is fixed the
bondsnu-n In ('uestion jshall imnic
d lately become fret! and enjoy alt
!,fu f,(.Vco ;s.t.V()P porfected for!hti r,Bh,B l!"1 l,riviI,'' f ol h
! efiective wireless control of air-' .'men- . 1 lu' sI"Vl" '
plants, thu v ay will hn uikmilcI
; for a li-Bt of tnuny -aviation's now
I disputed posHlbilltlfs in war.
Till' llbsflil'inliulftl fellow Ik Willi '
in" nir.-iln. Wi' rinil Hi Im kissi-,1 Whi-n Admiral William S.
I.ai!f,!i and Ih.' world laulia with ''I" Ihh-s pwl-nixlil mill put Ills H'stiryine Uvforp l'rvslili-nt
VOJ. ...uUl ll IIUll It ll.UVrS VOU UlOlR. ' VO llallSIHCI-S llllllt-r till- K'I. ufiiukt uir IIH1UII uouru
Ilivilu- rtwiHMlv! 'Ivn hl.-k Inwn, hint. "Isn't MaolH'l l('S
About the Only thlllir the individual qnairtiinn auout wh.uli u mn lin-jirown n iwrrcrt soiik'.''I
to
work out tlu' purtdiasi: of his fn-.;-doni
by paying uany annua! in stall
ments. .-
She: "Vt'h! KwL'ot and low:.'
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Ol I'll!
was a youiiK niun fioiu
Tho first two tlilnps tin: wnmim
lo abolish ufler i;iltltiK the lnny and navy men to aKioi.' on
i'roy ballot werti whiskey and war. tin" dependability of planes, on I
plant's alone, au weapons of ln
INDIANS I'.ACK TO ItU'H ' tlonal del'ens;.
l'ii;i,is; iiAitvi:sTiX(;
.MA(illNi:itV is I'aii.i iti;
pri-
("ASH I.AKK, Minn. (AP)-
'Hilnery,1 ally- of the' pale race
(.(Imits without demur is that taxes are necessary. There
e some persons who profess to take satisfaction in the
'payment of taxes in their numerous forms, but everybody
ese knows that such persons are hypocrites of the rankest iw"J "ul " "'"y
.'..i. i . . n . - .. Joy;
!WrrlOT now can any person get samnicuon out ot dis- nm (1 ean.u i.aek non-piusm-d.
pf'nsing money that is taken from his purse by due process ' lUn 10 H,iy "'""""nai msaeu,
' f law? 1 ' I1 or Jiu wabil I that Kind ot a boy.
'About the only filing that can bo 'done 'to ' re'lieve the tmitmul
iiitimtion, brought about by the development of civilization. "i"'1" wnnneu, u
is tq make taxes as easy as possible to pay, and sometimes ,toT "aT W'v''
I', bit of innocent deception is necessary to convince the
taxpayer that he is getting the .worth of his money. ;
While lew persons would have difficulty in finding "i" Mm it i a Bin.
things about which to complain, the business of paying
,n nuui pujmmi wutiB ui tui I I)1HIH L mat many IOIKS llmnly lor lh' slal. inent that i:ul j harvestlliK iiiaelillmry ralher than
inight feel a sense of loss if taxes should be dispensed with ""' l"Hl ' wash-jio u.e counter etfortH or th: red
' . , , .... IiikIoii. In splli. or I he liayfleld. man.
..ecasioiially, too, a few benefits from taxes can be traced m- win i.u, u, t. and 11 tri. The Indians were Knaii.v aiarm-
ny Uie person WnO IS llOt altogether Committed to llCSSi- ex.emive, u ed at the iipearan.e ol rlei; har-
niisin. ,
. ('oolldlfe's air
marked that "war conilitlons can.
evening not lie tmltnted satisfactorily iti
peace, time ntrpiuno experiments.
. Inch consequently lead to wroiii?
(conclusions." he put his finger on I
the real cause of the Liability ofj
To land and sea fluhters. In dls-
UiiM 1 1 " poieiiiiuiiiiea or Koine new
weelm not yet ileslanated . failed In lta erforts lo collect rlco ,,''M,!P'r WHr "'tchlnery. too sim-
i ,u.. , , .. .. . i I tilt' exnl'illenr or Irvlnir 11 nn 11
target is ulways avuilable. it's
conclusiv
In the iiinumerable lakes of Mln.
liesolu and the Indians have been
i temporarily successful in defend
A DKI'IMTIOX. nK their traditional monopoly of
Dis-ippolnlnielil: What the proud 1 tho wild rice harvest,
father nela when the nurse In-! is .1 uenii ,nn ,,..,.!(,
dent of thr t'oliS'HIdtited t'hipiiew
I'renl.li'nl CuolldKe's tailor la nu-
liReiiry here, said this was du
the liunraetleablllty of modern He
Is said,
thai ai
I. Decs.
neve
i PREJUDICE. !
To ask a man or woman to be unprejudiced, unbiased.'
Inufopcn-niindcd is lo ask next to tho impossible. We all!
have our likes and dislikes, our opinions and beliefs, mil'
desires and purposes. This human trait is what keens the
appeals in trousers vestine- ueicl,lne Tl....- ..i
shiny or l.:.KKy al the threatened to remove an in.lispen'
Hut why ml, I lie, Hn' k,,i,i,. ,i.i., i ,,
. ,, ...i.i, uieiiioer ot I lie; ho. ..I lint III. rally
i ress rain; precious fields.
too.
In the air it's different.
VI. at a plane, opposed sfiy lo
a ba;tihlp, ,can do all lis friends
claim lor It nobody disputes-
l(J p' oviiled .It can get near enough
In the ship to . drop lis bombs
v.'heie they will do the moat Bood.i,t(,,s
inn, ana ine uuriaee war
rlors. 'we'd shoot down the plane
if it not as near as that."
"Von couldn't hit it," tile avia
tors Insist.
Three Mill on 1'um-!s!s Now
Answer .M'.issotji,js Call
ROM!-: (Al). When llenilo
Mussolini strelehes his rittht arm
forward . In itonian salute an l
calls: "Fascists, attention!".' tae
answer "Present! Is a chorus of
voices of ' about ' :l,(HKI,'jao mci.
women anil cnilil-en. i
Fascism, only a handful of men'
some ten years ah'o. Is now n-for-:
midttble ainiy, aceordint- lo an of-1
ficial report ' made by kobei to '
Farinacel. weretaiy (;eU!:ial of the
Fascist party. Here are his tin-;
uvea. j
US provincial tcivallons: (i,3l7
(Oinni'jnul oranlatlims; "17 n.i
tlonal trade unions; IS clilldien'.'i
orKanlicatiuiiN: 111 vauuuard organ-1
Izptionn: GIMI women's groups; i
U.unn nien groups. " '
destroyed the
The hvavy bonis
neces.sary lo carry the bluder-liUe
It taken all kinda of people lo 'eoatraptlons rlpiied the tender
make a world, s,, almost any one l'sl"lkM from the shallow water,
should be able to fit in somc here. . siolllng Irlually all rice that the
' reaper meised.
'.'Ill'):- are lull uia l,, I. i,t ! v n... . .. .
world in a constant state of debate and conflict. It is the "f " '"'"' ' ""e i t K(.i families m bireii.i,a,k ,',',i
1 ""mien enaixe lie- ; aw liward. bill light. flat.b..tin.
Home Itiins Out or .Values
For Its .Many ,ew Slnt'ts
1IOMK. (Al1) UuiMing Is pro
gressing so rapidly, particularly in
certain suburban aee'lotis of the
city, that I he municipal author-
unable to keep pace in
furnishing mum-H for the streets
,m,l noiebers for the houses.
teinienuiiion wnicn Keeps society ever in effervescence,
without it there would bo no human progi e;s.
The American jury has afforded' an excellent 'opporUin
ity to observe the prejudices and partisanship of Amori-.
t,.in. Public sentiment on tho prohibition (;iic:',lion is be'in;r
(netted daily in verdicts returned by jiuit-s in Volstead
lift violation!!. In those counties' where "diy" feeling is
'; i-iong indicted liquor law violators nio receiving no (unrter
at tho hands of jurors. In "wet" sections of the country
u nviclion of prohibition violators has been found next to
inpossible, Legislatures make the laws, executives say
ihey must be enforced but prejudices and opinions of men
.lid women in the jury buses deteimiiiu if tlu'.v aie en
.oiced. 'Jhere has been a reniaikablo change in jury sentiment
on the now wi.ning conllirl between the pedestrian and the
i iiiloiist. When the automobile was "iitipractical and a
public menace" and automobile owners lepresented only i n
. iiinitcsinial part of the whole population, pttlestiian jiuies
ttm:;cientiously believed the pcdesliinii could do no wron
; .id so invaiiably gave him the advantage in a;i!oiiiolii'e
ilam igu suits. The balance of n presentation in the jiny
i.-.x has since shifted tn the autcmioliile owner or user mil
l ie pedestrian seeking exemplary and punitive damage.-."
i inn the owner of the mitomobilu which rolled him under
..heel must account for his being on- the light-of-way of
the motor vehicle. Juries are not intentionally partial, but
is so much easier for humanity to see its side t,f" the
i.viue.
' i in any or all or I be Moll' In , bonis are
i.a i.iniu.e aiai the oilier Is lo May! of old.
stl'le.
roicedlng aa In the daya
., Nnl'.ollV'N Mlltonv.
I.unsl.'d my tinie on neboiiy
I' or nobody don't love me;
1 .. looleil a lot w,ih nobody
' Nmiv iii'bn ily's l(,.i o me;
llill I unn'l do tor nobody
What aob.ffly can'l do lor IMe
I 'old lies o a, , body
Illg tobacco ware house collap
sed Iff llaavllle. 'a.. Hie lobaeeo
not being strong chough to hold
111 up.
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Women wear smarl 'rial hen.
' Fall hals are .sinarl. Takes: a
- smart m.ni lo make riinimh loom-y
And as Admiral .Sims says,
there's no way of settling this
argument wltho-it . letting anti
aircraft gunners shoot real bul.
lets at live aviators, killing ther.i
If possible.
In war lime It could be lrl."l
nn i'ii, -my iiirmen. which would be
nil right, 1 1 lit ln( peace lime it'
won't do. A wirelessly controlled I
pluno, however, would Just fill Ihej
bill. .
to
t 1 1 y iiiic.
Key Fiaurca iti Peace Conference
Guaranteed Used Fords
TOCRIMi
Knginc in good randition.
Price 1 l.".llt
Perldns Motor Co.
Phone M-dOO. for. 4th and Adams
f K ' j,,-s- :. .. gk
ItKITISIl r WiriS OI T
LAST OK HI MAS SK.Wr.l.Y
UKMIVA ( A I') Tin liidt Bl.
on the HritiHh rtiiplit'H map wIhti
human t In very kI ill 'istM Ih thr
IhikawiiK -viillcv In llitf iippiT p(r
I Ion or I lu? I n rl In n jirovlncc of
IJiu niu. t!y next Mny I he t-mptn
hopt'H to havr i-cmovfil thin l;i,st
vi'.'illKc from tin dominions and
colnnh'H illirrliy umhr 11m control,
und from tluiH. Itoi'ih-rlnj it us
Wi'H.
The loi-nl polrnlati'R mw arcril
that a flr) rin- ntuill ).. .t for
each t lasJi of Mnvi In the llukawn
Just Received
a Fresh Supply
Take a f!ox Iluine
For Sunil ly
Red Cross -Driijj
Store
in
Licctric iu'iN
m? "ml
A SMALL IIKATEIl
," ' With Much Heat.
The ' Wvh' InfjhotjMtj . "(oy
Glow" (dut'trif! lutilor ;
take tlio ehlll out of tliiMi; '
j . I'poHiy mornlivrs. Just ut
tac:h to y.)ur" I'aViVp ' sorlict'--tlit
curri'iit cons'imption s
small anil the Initial cost la
ve v low.
II. & S4 KLECTKIC
Sommel' llolel liiillilhi.
The Slari
fsn't Hard
BUT KKKl'INa AT
VOUH SAVINGS AC
COUNT IS WHAT
COUNTS. ...
IS TOUItS (SP.OWlNa-
uroulakly evekt
: WEEK?
La Grande
National
Bank
Sound Reliable - Progciwlve
Girls' Stamped Dresses
4 i n. I f.
Alto II l.i in .'
Ai.- I: lo I I
i.aihkm' hvami'KIi ni:.;:is!':s
'die
7:.e
HOC
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Klauiiad on woven brocade In all popular colors.
i-ee moilelu made up.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Fvcrjlhlns In liifiuil.i nod Children's Wear
IJosiinss for
i::K!i
Voiii'
SH.83 ' complete SH.85
Cridje LAMPS Floor
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W. 0. BohiiEiikamp Co.
LOOK OVKR OUIt WANT A1)S I'OIt 15ARfJAIN3
i" ' li1uli t-H nf limoprntl pow eid meet hi 5 ;t fie c-
y - tn. n in e nt Ic iciio. Suttedaud. to eshihltsh u Ithine.
1 '0'ip;i,( , (liw.Ul)( the Hdlillltanee of lleiiumiy to th
tt r,iiii'-i in. t,i;thr. left, the Herman rluineelior, mid
Two Convenient Locations To Stop
anH SIlOn Greater Savings
, A l."c value
.A Sue valiu
Hoc value
Honors 1 "ine Mustard
Cold Medal' Dressinf
le & I'errin's Sauce A
lioyal Chili iiiter-freeu or rineapple
Lxtraet, 2-oz. Iiottle A 10c value -"Jc
Ci-eme Oil Toit Soap, oar K e
1'. & 0. White Naptha Soap, bar -ic
ivory Soap, bar
Walker's lied Hot Tamales. No. 1 tin "l'Jc
Walker's Ued Hot Chili Con Carne, No. 1 tin 1.1c
1-lb. oval tin Sardines ....17c
Kerr's Kapid Cooking; Oats, pkg; 1 lo
10c
-Me
Tie .n.. Main i::u
!'!: vi .tit si'Nii.w iiiNNKi;
l-alii-j I :.l S.rleir I'hlckelia or 1'iit , nM to' 111;
Juicy Si.e.-r It.er - Vintnu l-at I'ork
.Milk Ke.l Veal.
And all Mn,:, ( ,!,. i.onr-h and Cured Meats.
I-'rcsa l'isii
miiii. llrlie.v Iback (at.
l'rec Hell i cry
MARKET
Basket Groceteria
and Market
Next lo Arcade Theater
and La Grande Groceteria
and Market
Next la U!ac,i Cat
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