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Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, January 7, 192G. ft i (Incorporated) An Independent cw fiapii KRA.VK B. AI'PLKBV.. ..KJiior and Publish HAHVEV F. MATTHEWS... Published evenings, exc pt Sunday, at 14 ! Adums Avt nut, La Grande, Oregon. The Obserer-War published every Krlday. Entered at the Poitt office at l,a Grande, Oregon, as econi 'Claaa Mail Matter under act of March I, . OKKICIAF, PAPKP. OP VSlUS COCNTV AN1 THE C1TV OK LA CHAN OK MKMBKK ASSOCIATED PIIKSS The AHMxiated Press is exclusively entitled lo uw fur pu1. 1 lea t Ion of ail dii dmpatches credited to it or not otherwu credited If published therein. AM rights of republication of special dispatcher in thus paper, and also the local runs here In also are reserved fillicOUIl'TluN 1;. ll an i, i Iaily, per month fn udvan. . Ially, p-r six months in advance... JUally, aintflo copy II) Mail OUT OUR WAY "', -7 MERVJE. O Some. Does'. VNAoCjIM mis "Tai Right Daily, per month in advance - -....Sf'C Daily, per aix uionths in advance- .........I2.iu Uaily. per year in advance f S.OD Weekly Gbaerver-Suir. per ycr-r jr.oj ADVKHTI31SU HATKS lilcplay. foreign, per column inch - 4-c IHapiay. local, per column tnh 4ic Time contract nild on application. FAITH AM) l:lGIITKOINK.S "And Al.r.im txllev.d- in te Lord: and. He co'jnud it to him lor ristiteousnt-ss.'- Gra- !:., , i ' ' . With the naked eye it is possible to boo aljou('7'MK stars, j ret including those one sees when falling on ice. I GOT MW PAKiTS OM : 6COOGOSM! VMS ViT I leUVJW ATHATTHPS.E MCVR FACE ? FltaI vmw ma Bici Bom Ii I AimT EMtM IM . - Y'SS.'V,. a '.-Y's Yl i -i rr-t: ' iummiijum f "" ' 'gyj wwzx SLP'tM ? CUT CTRw.U' v : Pv WITfaTAM Polk'county. Since that, time it " ,hs be n published uninTt.rrupt d-1 )ly. In th- early s(s Oraham Glass land W. K. l'rudhonime owned and t pilish-d Die ltemtzcr for two y--ars, later monc? to Portland, iwhere th-y established the printing and office rppty .business that still carrit-s thi-ir DAtue. Kor many y-ars V. P. Kiske was the Iteniizer's editor and publisher. ' .Panted pmar of l'1:l"VA'.' S.""N'..r.tJ! ilaa. to M. 1- Itoyd. who is -Mill Us j " " ' 'V. . . ... lira Ki.r nirx. -The. weal her has lben damn and fot-ffy. The roads are not in very good condition. Mr. and Mrs. A. Uowmun are " (lie pari-jiui ui j Iborn December 30 at thir home. TOKYO, fAPTlfc ordinary Mr an(J Mrs T e. Kennedy en-Japane.- public ran ly. if ever. tertained a dancinif party at nan Dt-t-n K-rmiiira w vu w inr their home Saturday cvt-nlna motion picture is to chance all that, in accordance wiih an airree- I TILE hlf AT REDICJIL i i t Jaaiiex IuWk to Sec j IU-oul of JiiiHrial Abutle j Mr. and Mrs. I- S. W'inth went dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. Whitten Sunday. Mrs. C. O. Uloom underwent an operation at the Si. Klltabcth hos pital last week. She Is reported mem reached bet r-en the Kduca tional and Hons hold authorities. In order that every Japanese may have an idt-a of what his Ma- jejt"s home looks like from the Mo be doing nicely. inside, films will be taken o-every! Laurie fias installed a radio int rvsiinj- room in the mafrnifi-jat the school building, cent palace. j susa ICrfna Henner returned to Anion c the shots" will be those Medical Springs Saturday after of the Main Kntrancv. ihr lm- Upending the holidays with her pfriai I'orcb. Homei Hall, i'hig-1 parents at North Powder. Miss usa H.411 and I'hoenix Hall. Films J Henner teachea school here, also will be taken of the Imperial Oliver Turner is driving a new "In They Come" To LA GRANDE'S BIGGEST, BUSIEST AND BEST STORE FOR OUR 28TH ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE. N. K. West & Co. 1 41 (.ramie's" Leading Storu For 23 Years Ancestral Shrines, as well as the FuktuKV Girden. i Heretofore only certain persotu were allows in ade thu palace. . I:eo-nt social tendencH-s of the j,'aiitH'. wnien iirounni at.oui pai-sape of a new suffrage Taw sriv tns ail tiur. us the vote are aid to have canted the authorilies to de cide, that the Im;H.rial Family hwild le lrot.lt in closer touch with the nwsMs. The films will Ik- pivn to var ious public bod lei and usoetatiuns (or display. Ford, which he purchased at Ia Grande last wet k. George lieiber was a business visitor at Haker Monday. Mrs. Win Duncan was a caller at the J. F- Kennedy ranch Wed nesday afternoon. Several are ill here with colds. Severn! from here attended the danee at Keating Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Chandler, of jx Grande spent New Year's day at the home of Iit parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kennedy. Miss Matilda J a-Hell, of Port, land, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gus peters. Mr. and Mrs. George South, and Mrs. P. J. Powers and Uncle Dun ham Wright were among those who attended I he At Home" at Hot Lake New Year's day. Henry Mil and DeWolf llnj.per-arc mere "pikers" com pared -with the St Louis man alleged to. have married 48: women. : ; - 0FFICE CAT & Junius in uttdie.t. i;ut she can dem-nd on looked at in at way( j 1 ty Itetnizr, with the clos- of the year i9i'5 'aying alimony in like taxation .niversary. MrHlM-atK Suanniii- Into SiMeute. ' Ki'GKXK. tr. As a result of j lh r-c-nl cleanintr out of the out-' bt of I le ere-k llutt cemjects Silt-' coos laKe with the Pacific ocean ' Psychologists claim to, Ie able to tell what children pos-! sess exceptional ability, hut parents have licen able to do; AiH-ui-mimii-t muu nun That for a long time. j1"' k uifi--.oW. (p-ar, j ,.-: ill Uiiiatc m implt of letters. without representation. celebrated ii iuih an The Itcmiwr was start-iM'-elhejids are now swarming into How cii n two re d lips uwav the blin-s unbs driv colors who (an are a inor- AN EXCEITIOXAL MEMORIAL. It is an unusunl niemorml which the heii-s of a former 'cu,iii 7 Springfield, 111., banker are erecting; to their father. In! ,,, 1878 the J. Bunn bank failed. It had weathered the panic She J cheaply ,,n-.- f 73, but loans on real estate on which it could not realize ' a"J an a;lini l; forced it to close five years later. The owner of the bank j All (rm n,K.'a'r: W ANTl: hoped'to repay those who had suffered financially, but was ' ik.oh. and i.oar.i . in private unable to do so in his life time. Some years ago his heirs '"l"n. 7Xrl created a fund to reimburse' those who lost by the bank's A.iur..- i;oi :2 r.i!,t arj. '"" ouui vi icjicscmuis 'uicf uiijinai ., ,M ,K)- vtlum loss nnd accrued intei'est, was accumulated and is now be- iiriT diair a full. There have been many instances wherein men have re-i fused to tak advantage of.lKUikrujitcy laws or to recognize . fi;v'WHinir'iv'.vi,iii-'-' ' the statute of limitations as running; against a debt. When woman, in your iionr ot rat ability to repay long; outlawed claims was, gained, py.yment j-You L'ndT "'" J""" was made. Yet. the practice luu not run iuiiversallv by anv! siionii critit-um marx our "M-P 10 r-- ui-ai- means, more's 'the pity. Honor obligation too often' is re-; Earded as not exceeding legal liability. ; f Nearly "0 years have passed sitii-e the l!wnh bank failed 'J"j'i and the lap.se of time would by most people have leen a n-; sidered as having wiped out all claims. Under many con-j , . I.rww A col-l. avcnir.s o!f.ni'jn. If yan:; of ycti. i. ill.! a .r!M- fir Iwu. I '1 o!i r m. t. youn all.l ' 'I. . i M-tir intriL'u:lt; trails lia.f! ditions it would have lecn a not unreasonable conclusion.; ! lleire especially might seem to be exempt from paying outiw, their own funds to discharge debts of a parent. That the heirs in this instance contribute sojuuch in l-ha!f of the; family honor is a more substantial memorial than could be j fashioned from granite liecause it has iu foundation laid in personal integrity. ! ' mr? : I ' t I l;!anr; at all 1h- .laily plilitt. i.Vnd .r..T if 111.- lashiun lti:ils I ;U t J lie Barb II, at Is t..- 'r 11 t.vy altuw Hi.- KollK-s-Ma;;--. LYNCIIINGS IN 192.".. The recoid of 16 lynching in VJ :, exactly equals thai of the previous year. If there lo regret that nu better recoid was made, there is still the satisfaction that tiiis numljer is far liclow- that of any year luecfding tlje last iwo, since records nave i'n compiled. .While thi practice nas not U-en eliminated, it ,. Ivn nv? ly from what it was but a has lieen made. A hopeful phase lie.; in the number i f iittur.ptrd lynch ir.gs frustrated. In : iristiinces .ff.ci pit-vei ttd the ef foils of mobs fiem succeeding and ..f tii-.e weie in southern sLites. Of m'.re i!rK.iti.tc is the i.umW .( prosecutions of tl.o-r p.-utK-iiiiiting in n;..b. ut ji iHiv"i' i.miciea lor pun in i;.-nri,m., 10 ,. c-.f.vict;..n i--eiveI . li. 11 f'..- H ir. i t !tnl r-l.rl. f"i;il l.j.l.n. ctrcuiutrt-et. ,l ii.ui.- t.r rai-. arc plioto- -l-l-l:. .1 :trts aliiaiiily I.-, c..;:.. I. few year agu." law iess tixUm d 21 cat- Thus jirogivs? r.i .,n t:i. trttiii l.n.l. I 11. aj- ac- I wliA I... lay. "( he. v. trnces rangi;iZ m S'i dh.v penitentiary, v'.ile f;ve ..tiu! dependent o-i g A i-i.a.i'.r with U.e ciur- -mi i..-l f..ir in A Vikx--s .. -j ' 1 f l.t j Lif-.jc-- d..i:r!-i ; ir.orx eaJth ui j-. u !. ( -.. ta.'Util. All ixit ore (,f .!,( ';,;.!.:; ard til weie rag ...... ;.; ciiviahJe di'-tii.'.-.i-.ri . in fainiess t t:. i.ppejir Ui I ppx (- lu g ,. j mm!er of a pi. ii v. i , j ( ; . r.. in ncjuilt'-d of rurj. 1 1 n-ce T:.i i;:i t.. tiht t l-..r.u.. Sell- : i-ars in the ' ! d .-.tifixcs ' i'i t-ir.'.nt.-t ti.e rule f-r ' -r ' f tV t'-.!- 1 111 the tie- p,.B. tin- An is' i!i i..-i "'IK falallll. r i-ainiii(i ' ui-ri ttii fu ; I-mIi lmi-r OM I, .-1,1 , ( I , I -1,1, Whim--- l.rt-ai s,m; Ih i ,1 ihi Hunk t.Hi an- ui ttifc? I . VI;- It r,:; I IM' IT in 'i .-.. J ;; -t i tl: :l ti v f r- sl.! 1 '-uth t!!l- h.lii Free 1926 License Wrril ALL ISKI) CARS ITIUilASKI) IRdM l this m:i:k. Perkins Motor Co. Phone M-500. Cor. 4th and Adams TheSlarl Isn'l Hard "I T Kl:i l'INT AT T"'Tt Sain;;k ac NT IS WHAT "! NTS. . . . IS T'M-itj Ol'.rvvVtxn l:-'I.AItl.T EVKKI WKI.K! La Grande National Bank p.pi:k ro ykaiis oi,i. HAI.1.AX. Ore. The Polk foun- ed in ihib by tdward Casey and Jibe la . iy Kusene sioriKiiien V. A. Hammond, after several al-jw'io have been at ibe lake the last tr-mpm had b-cn made previously j few days. Iicks are also pJenti to publish a paper at the seat offul, they state. WATCH! TOMORRCAY'S PAPER FOR SALE PRICES. Buy Your Children's Wearables Here." Norton's Kiddy Shop F.verylhluff In Infants' ami Children's . Wir I an cel. thou! I Still lower Prices g Graham Brothers announce a substantial reduc t.ron in the prices of their complete line of trucks ind motor coachcr, effective January 7th. This is their third reduction in eight months. It brings tin price of their product far below cny truck of comparable merit. Large production justifies low prices. Graham Brothers are the largest exclusive truck manu facturers in the world. NEW 1 -Ton-Chassis -IVi-Ton Cliassis MBM Low Chassis .$1295 f. o. b. Detroit -$ 975 - $1245 SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS EVERYWHERE 1 !
