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Page Eight Friday, No vernier 27, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER T NO SURPRISE (lljr (liarku V. NU-wnrt) WASHINGTON (MIA Kitfrlnl) -Tim HucpfHji of the ltulluii wur icti Hfttlcnicnt niMtluttons cumc. cm no surprise (o official Wan hi n it -ir,n. Tho Hp w;ih pusMfrf out in ilrivalipp that Count Volpl ll Mian r.ti.i ha-l hU on! era from IrtmiiT MiiMDoMni to conio to tvrmn wtlh thn VnUu HluUn to pt tho h(;t ti'rniH lift could, hut on no ucrount tu l't tint iii(f(itiuii(tii8 full throiiKhi fix tin: Kr Kli ni-KotliitloiiH iliil. , , To bo Htrp, auri'i'tnu; to pay a tAt and ficliiully paylriK .ir two fjiiflp (liflVn-Jit tliinKM. NovrIli( (mm. tht Italians ltl an fcxcellent jtlrokn of I)umIih.sh dimply In iikh'j. In to pay. I'nlcfm and until they ilnfuiiM, t hl 'country Ih hound to UKtumtt thai they iimiw. it. TIhtp hy tliflr rr.IH Ih Kr.'titly alrfiiKth-HK-rt, their money hu'ri-uni-.H in value, llii'ir financial pOHllfon lit Improved all 'round ntid cHpcrln). ly to the point they're iibl to do pun if morn Inrfff- wait U'-rrowiiif h'-ro. ; All this rcdoiinilH In tlin Musao thii povf'rnmnt'H Klory. It rn doundN lo It all tin moro Ity rra fiun of It.-. coiUiant with I'lance'K halklni-HH. Nor Ih II a Ml likely that the wily SlKiior .MiiHiiulinl failed lo think of thin detail. J-Yj.nct, of vouvhp, Ih decidedly a ttronM'-r country than lluly. If tho former couldn't pay it hit-rued roa Aonahle to Kuesf Unit thu latter couldn't. And th-n h "cumn throiiKh".md HiirprlHed, not IIioho ''in tin know," hut irronl ppople. Jtrtmedlatcty, "Clood Jilt lo Jlaly!" exclaimed .ryeryhojiy, - - Figure in Sensational Rhinelander Annulment Suit Heenu In roiirlroa.ii Jit White I'In.hR. N, Y., Jiirlnff -hf-arlii of Ilhlnehinder annulment unit. Left in ricni are .thi-h. aiii-q jones i:nin'.un.ifr. tier mother nnd father. The niolhj'r Ih u white, woman nnit. It Ih claimed her father huft nr-xro litood. ' and now he'n ffot 11, It'll nttTn to pre dict that he'll 'o.k." It. . On the other hand, the JtullnnH have made themiielveH fxtrcniely popular here, ho eoiiKi-eH6 appeurn reaxonahly cr tain lo Htraln every pofdhle point Ih their fuvor. mkn'A.ii;k w (imi ' stars iKTi:iiuKr:i itv Til I :i It At '(X.l I'MKII M I NTH It's trim ihat tlie eornpuet he tw;en Count Volpl nnd Heeretary Mellon will have, to he rutlfled hy IIip Home (ffvernmerit nnd hy eon ttrtHH liPie. In WufthinKton, hut In dications are that there will -he no hitch ahout thin. What Premier MUflHOllfll HU'M "KOCH" . hi ItOIDP. and wlnep tie wanted ym OKreetnent IOWA CITY, lowu (AI)-Out here ih towa whern the. cdrn growH tall and the wt hefliH, and where tint CnlverHlty of Iowa ummlly Iuih a flrAt-r'IfiHH foothnll miuad, Ihn followers of the teum love to he Htow colOifrul, nleknuiiK'H on tlielr heroes, . Nick KutHch. t)ie;TlaHhy Iialfhaek and a holy terror Io.Iowu'h oppon. entrt, Ih known aH "the . Fly I riff lMiU'hmun" and "Cowhoy Nick." He KUined the flrHt Hohrlquet he can He of hlH fierce runnlntr when tearing throiiKh tin line.- and he naturally had to he a cowhoy when, he rnme from the Htockyardn ills- trie! nr Hlouv City. When the team returned from ColumhuH, after upn'ltihK Jhio State, octohcr 24, nn old Btnr hnd a irew nickname. J.'ry, the human bullet who playn fullhnck for the HawkH. Ih how "IMowhoy r." Hp waH ftlveli Oil mi me he ran .10 of the manner In which h plowed through, the Ohio line at inn nam time plfiwiiiK through nnkle.ileep mud nn the Krldlron.- A few yenr back when Iowa wan hcatlhw them all, Water.- a Klant neffro, played a wonderful gathjf at tuekle. . Hlater Immediately he came the "liuke," and tht liitmn haw clufiK (o him cvttf lnce. . Ai'TO UVSX INTO TltAIV, k KLAMATH l-'ALLS, Ore. A fltnall touring car driven by Thotn- uh ni.xoh, Klnrnalh county road maatcr, craflhed hend-on Into a moving Honthcrn I'aclfU rieitrlit trnlih lUxon wtift pnlnfully, al thouKh prnhuhly not Herlotiflly, Ih Jured. HlH car WU completely Ue, mnltphed. You want a good Hat! - Ever have a cheap hat that looked fair to start, but got" 'stiff as a board after' a wetting, or two ?And faded before you had worn it two monthn? ;' Toor economy, wasn't it? Tick your style and color from these Hardeman Hats. ... . . i . . , . . . . Then you'll have a REAL hat. One that will stand sun, rain and banging. A hat . you'll really enjoy wearing. ... These Shoes Will bear Close Inspection The more critical you arc the more you'll appreciate the supreme quality of Cros sett and Got.ian shoes. Made in styles for dress or work; each the finest of its kind. When I Do Choose Gloves that will give Real Service There's absolutely no economy in cheap gloves. They will not hold up. Hut even good gloves put to the wrong use cannot last. Choose the i Ight gloves for the use you intend to put them to; get good ones. Then you'll lie saving glove money. you see You have learned to expect GOOD shirts. That's where "reputation" counts. Never any uncertainty. You're Bine about it quality and style. Wo like to sell IDR shirts lo calise we know thty satisfy. "Pioneer Clothiers ASH BROS. h Store That Keep Faith" Freed From Harem, ' ; Women 0 Turkey, Seek Husbands ANCIOn A (AD TTiinilrcils nf lioaiillrnl woini'n. liljdily t rnim-.l In th. nr ul kimi'ck, nrld or Die tni Irltn, iliuirlnir, mi-nln nml fpllginn, who luivi liocn fn-prt from lmroms, now havi thn Tuiklnh Kovnrniiii'iit ncfkliKt himbanila'for tln-m. . .fot of Ihim urn wholly unmtoil for the proptlpnl work br Mfn. '. Almmlonmoiit of tho hnrom iIIho pliifpil on tho hnniln of the Kovi'rn nif nt many. cunuphn, lint. -their illn poflltlon luiR not. br-pn HO dlfflrlllt. In tlto nhHPncp of rogular nmtloy nifjit In thn clllns, thi-y hnv- -Imnn snnt to thn provlnnlnl ilialrlcls for work on thn furms. Whnn Prnsiili-nt Mnstiinhn UVm. al (iMSumi-il power In Aniforu. onn of him first offleiul upib was to hanlsh thn hnrnnm anil Blavn honfln. holii of Sultan Mohainmnd VI, thn prlnnnR uml mnnilmra of thn' Hoyal Court. - - In orilnr to imt on nxnmpln, nidst of tho Nutlonullnt Bowrnmnnt of flnlalfl havn onn. or at. ninnt milv Iwo wlvf. Indnm, Mustapha Ki-ni-1 I i I'uBiia has no wlfn at all, having j ' rncmitly boon Krantnd a dlvornn. Knohornli! conillllonH also anrvn to tnakn It alinoat IrupoHHililn for olif;l jto.hidulKit In Ihn old luxury of plurality of wlvna. . Prior to thn prn&nnt Borlal rnvo lulloh in TltrKi y. nvnry woman was obliged lo vnll hnrsnir from Ull x j nnpt .hnr fathi'r, brother and IiUh Ibunil. If a iiinn, nlthir Turk or fori iBni f, .nnmriMl thn Harrnit pr: nincta of. thn harnm, ' lie . naually palil with bin lift: ,whlln tho niastnr lilab )ad thu liKht to lilll lila un faithful wji'o or COnRllblnn. ' Only Ihrnn forniKnnra, uit Aninr inau; n ItrlUahrr uml a KriHrllinun, art) known, to hovo nntnrcii n rnul harnin whnn It waa occuplnd, and limy worn dlak'ulHud aa 'l'urlia ulid apoku tho Turkish lantpiutro. Ily iiohIiik hm-Bovi-rnmnnt rnprnaiftita tlvna, Lln-y nacattrd tho uatlal pen alty. - - J I ' Any dVpart'uro from tho rulna of nollilurt In thn hamitia waa anvnm- ly puilthhi-il hy thn nunuoha. who nuililtalhnil annurily of tlin pladt-a uml who wnro I'Uplii-iniHtic.illy rail-! nd "Maatnra of tho .Maidt-iiM." or "t'hlnfa of tho Abodna of I'Vllrlly." Wlliln Hultan Mohainmi d VI bud only four Ii-kuI wlvna. ho hail at hla dlapoaal ai-vnral hiindrnd "ik bula," or fltvurltna. Sultan Abdul llamid waa aaid to havn had luliu wlvna In hla hamni. Mailatn I'Mlhn llallldny Ilannun Itny. n Tm-kiHlt woman trainnd In thn Atnnrlniin fili-la' ('olti'Kn lit Coliatunllnopln, waa onn of thn flrat to Hllatn n I'haliirn In thn atatila of Moah-in vvnlunn, InKt.sllnjr that thn ayatnut waa wltully InconHlatntit with uny hlich hlnnl of womunhood. Alionilontunnt of thn harnui htm hnnn nolnd aa Turkny'a moat raill rnl alnp In ita Irunaillon from an Ortnntul atatn to a luodnrn Wnat nrn rouutry. As Tips Diminish American Tourists , Lose Popularity flKNOA (Ap) oupp fnmo for hlH tendency to (rive lavUdit exeeft Hive KratuitUi, the American tour Ut In Kuropn during: the lat year or two hoM fallen so far from grace la the eye of the horde of Euro pean underllnM, who mut llvo hy tlpM, an to earn a reputation for miner! incus. Ho confirmed It the new verdict. nccordiiiK to 'Mario Hltfnorlui, of Milan, train conductor, 4 hut con durlom nowadays convict the Am erican on niKht aa a "htack. vuliae," which Ih rnllway vernacular for "no tip." The tourist remain.t. In I he shadow nf thin dreadful ap pellation until he proves hlmHClf Innocent. r, ' . . Iltil, SlKnor Rlfrnorlnl haHten to explain, the Amorlc(pi Is not really n miner. Hutlier, he becomes ono throiiRh a ndHunderHtandinif ahd through what Kuropean train con duct urn conHlder the machinatlonfl uml mlHrepresentatlona 'of tourbtt uz nciH in America and England. "Theae aencls," diarea norlnl, "Hfll tickets to tourists on the aumptlQn thut alt expenen tire lhelude In the purchase price. While they may not Kay this, the Intimate it and the., tourists make up their traveling budget accord ingly. Many tourUMs. especially those of the middle clam who now travel In great numbers,, work out their economic plan on this as sumption. In some cases they spend aa much as they can afford and are not prepared for additional expenses. The fact Is. of course, that ser vice on European express trulns is not Included In the price of the ticket. This Is clerfrly established by law ond Is printed In I-Ycnch on the tickets. Americans, however, cannot or do not read the an nouncement. In addition, our company does not permit us to ask payment. The result Is thut wa ffct nothing from Americans while wo get the normal payment from, ull other travelers." nounced by Matchmaker Sylvester. Mickey Gibbons, Eureka welter, and (,'huek Sams of Klamath Kails will furnish theiother half of the double' bill. Hallway OfrkwH Amwl Man TIIR DA IX EH. Ore. Iloffer Pe Mot, ollim Juiiich Shannon, arrest ed by O.-W. R. & K. rnllway off- cers, confessed to local authorities) that he wan an escaped eonvttt from San Quenttn prison." Investi, Ration by Hun Quentln prison offl. , ciiila, at request of Sheriff Chris, man, fulled to nhow uny record of th man havlnR been a prlsonei there. 1-1 f will be held pt-ndlm-furlher InveHtiRallon. 'JLet us serve cou Zleeiricalh 3 KL.M.TII PI.AX8 HIIMIIIT KI.AMATI1 VAUJt, Orn. Hilly Wataon, Kurcka, I'al., IIhIH wi-iithl. and Wilbur HarrltiBton. Klamath Indian, will hnad a doubln main nvnnt boxing bill to bo alagcd hnrc Dncnnihnr 2 aa a Chriatmaa hnnnflt for poor rhlldrnn, it haa lnnn an- ROASTERS $1.09, $1.39, $1.89, $2.29, $6.09 WEAR EVER $1.50 - $5.50 - $6.50 Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. Hiiir tin? H't'lsh (ilccini'ti, I,, li. X TnlK-ritnclo, .Miiniln.r, Xnv. .10 We are fully . prepared to take care of your .elec trical needs. How about some new Matdai Lamp ror tnose empty socketar La Grande Electric Co 1412 Adama Ave. Good cooks prefer it! Safuly S&uHJly ; Gmdrfa&fy J Come to Ottr Stage Drpot ( 11141 Jvrferaon Ave. -All Stage. Lnu from Tltora Dally. - LEAVES IiA CHANDE FOIl Joseph A.M. -I P.M. .4:M)I.M.; Sunday, I A.M. .4:00 PM. Baker 1 A.M. - 10:BO A.M. - 1:30 I' M. - 4 P.M. UiioiIrt 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. Venillnluii Dally f I A.M. 4:00 P.M. -' nepot Phone Main Assails Foes f IP 5 " V 4k The AnM-aloon Lnairun la "allppinir" and Wavnn U. Wheel er. Ha l-adlnir flirurr, la "roo r'-allnir the facta," drrlared Wll. Mara II. Aadnraon. former Mate uperlntrndnnt of the f V6rH lm-iie, on hla arrhnl In CMraco for a lenaue convention. He rt-Tlareil Wheeler "has a pair or a.heatoa aajamoa Ihat en able hi in to ait on ilia lid." AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER For Two Weeks Only We Are Ottering The S5.20 r)ovn Payment '''.'18 Months To Pay J" THE BEST 1RQNER A Down Payment 18 Months To Pay Easy - Quick - Better Ironing FOR A LOW DOWN PAYMENT 18 MONTHS TO PAY The Fatigue Of Hand , ; Ironing You may not think of household tasks in terms of tons but that hand iron weighs Vi pounds and when after four or five hours you finish the family ironlnir with this C small iron, you have lif t ea it aooui aou iimes more than a ton of weight pushed it over a stretch of clothes that would cover a bungalow floor and you have stood all the while. Small wonder you are tired at the finish I The Simplex Ironer Makes Ironinp; Easy With it there is no standing for hours no" f tired arm no aching j I back no ruffled dispo. jsition. Comfoi-tably seat l. ed at your Simples Iron I er you actually enjoy the short time you spend at your ironing which is " done not Only easier, quicker and at less cost, but actually better in finish, with the edges straight and the corners true, with embroidery and initials standing out and dresses nnd skirts as pretty as ever. Equipped with white enamel table top LET TS DO YOUR NEXT IRONING Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Always At Your Service" Try Our Delicious FRUIT SHEET CAKE Together with the usual targe variety. Watch Our Window Display . In our new location Across the street from The Observer. Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Makers of HlKb-flrade Paatrlea "HOME OV THIS GOLDEN CHUST" ' Hear the Welsh Glerinon, I. D. S. Tnliernarle, Monday, Nov. 30