La Grande evening observer., January 15, 1926, Image 8

Page Eight
Friday, January 15, 1926.
BILL RUSH IY
HALT PR0BRAIV1
(ff Charli-s Ktfwart.)
WAHHINfiTO.N 'NKA 8pirlal)
Hurh a row i dv.-loiinit in con
ftrttA over the appropriation of
money tor nt-vt ftdi-rul liill'J.n;.
hrrt. tiirrtt arid f-vf-ry where
throughout thf land, that it ncrnis
quit liludy nonw will h- :.ppropfj-ul-d
at all.
OovfrnriK-nt hmHinffa Hujui as
"pork" anionic cungrt-titmvn. Tlirr
are other kinds of "p'n- 1;," too.
Ilk" rtvr ard harbor Improvr;
tnentu hut Rovwiiin nt bull'JinK"
arc a. murhiy tfood Mud.
Con gr aan i f-n a ra v e ry f o nd of
"pork" and no )itti. of it has Ii-n
jkrvr-4 out in w Ion a lime ll.at
f wry body fairly fttm-vintf for
.-
Thp jrovrrnmnt hasn't Ijcen do
ing any bulltim to ik of, or
even re pairing. iric. America wvnt
Into thv war. and a rcriuin umuunt
of thla wort of work really is u ti
ed, an the preHiflvcit htniifc-tf , ad
mlu. '
Tho minute, however, that so
much aa a whlp-r of a f1i;rul
building apropriatloa in heard.
about nine-tenth of all th con
reiuimen want to Kt in on If
t-Ok'ti In hi own dl-HrJcL' inter?
fL It doejiti't tiiajkir a btt ol kilf
ttrrzw. whether a ronifrarnMn'H
dlfrtrlct needs a balldlujf or not.
Jut voter. throuKh tUn. demand
lhdr uhar of the urom-y, and
othr congTecBin n help him to yet
U AO that he'll help tlietn.
The president to anted to apt-nd
juat Ml lit Hh us poaalble and
thought hrM fijrured out a, way to
head the eonrreaj-men off.
plan aa to have congrrum
appropriate lio million dollar and
Nave ft (o Hr tary of the Treas
ury Mi Hun and J'Qaimasirr Clonrnit
SVu- to fwnd a thy dem If-st.
their deparlnieau tiog the ones
most, of the buildings are needed
for.
Cory re so Instantly let out a loud
hfiui. and as so on as It convened
its members lot no time In intra,
during; a 1 w more than ? bill
for Individual public buJldiDffS in
ihir vurioua districta which was
pretty irood considerinir that thre
arc only 531 ronfrreamen, count
ing xenators and rcprehentativea
Hih. One building apiece toasn't
t r.ou(th for some.
And wtu-rras the president's cs
tirnatt. n'9 isfi millions, consress'
1-ills call fur'npproximately 34u.
-iruifAr ot hwrifW Will
Ik I'rm Wax MrMrtal
. L.A UKAISiUtt htWuMNKj UaaLKVLn
It's' the "Totem Token" Now
Kardell, resident of Coos Hay
for 3 years, died here. The de
ceased Is survived by lO'cbiidren,
2 grand children and five icrat
irrandrhildren. She was a native
of Kweden. On first comlJwV to
America, lira. Kardtll and her hua.
band resided in Minnesota for
some years before -mi crating to
the Pacific coast.
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Al.lllljr With TooU
An As't far tlio Indians
( PIIOVIPKNCK. II. I. AP) A
T.inpl- at 8arriftc" lu inonit-tn.nl.-il
form. unlik" liny otlifr
Wordl War nif-morial In lh rist.
will ! trtclttl Uy the I'rovhl-nr.;
(fH-uiori&l coininliu-o on a tl&lKn
prwnud ly Hrry raym-
Whilniy.
IIIkIuk frorn u rlrcular ta "
fi-i In dliimeK-r lo a h-iKht of I'
!fo.-t Hill lo Iiuk roimil fortrm
! lowi-r of lric-k and tf-rra rotta un a
rranir. nurfnount-d ly a wulp
, t iir-il tt-iiiple of nacrlfifi'. Wllhin
j will In? a powerful U-acon liifht
whlrta at nlglil ran n for Ju
IllKliti-U lorch--il on 1h oulil4 of
.ihf I .mil'j Kill a.m to us ran-
I Thu Interior will hae Monf
floors and ptastert-d wans, in xnp
l.u L- M-ill I.. rairimodlous rooms for
jwar trophl.s, n-cords and oth- r
purpos-..
(t W
A SMALL HEATER
With Much Jleat.
' The WestlnRlmuss "Cozy
Glow" tle:tric heater will
takft the chill out of thse
frosty liiorntnK. Jus' attach
to your lump socket the
current consumption is small
and the initial coat is very
low. t,
H. & S. ELECTRIC
SomnuT llou l IIMg.
j l ine llujrs Chuilrf-n'n Clodm
I Kl'GKNK, Or.. When Judirn
'oilmorc, Kugcna police court, fln
Ud Jo Drown. ;6 of bflng
J drunk, he thought of Brown'a wlf
land youDf chlldrf-n and ordered
that thi mowy be paid oyer to
tl. wife so she could gvt the
children soma warm clothlnK.
Brown, who Is a. laborer, said he
had been drinking "canned heat."
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mpfARK. N. IX. (API-Innate
'.billty with marhfner apd tool,
may eventually lead the American
, Indian to a new place in the sun.
teiif.v.-s t'lnrk II. lickin&on, head
of rhe governnii-nt Indian srhool
j for Kirls here.
I ' During his ten years in the, Inr
jrfiun w-nice. Iiiekinson says, he
;has found that the Indian was an
ingenuity and 'An ability with tools
which most white men would en
vy. This is th result, he thinks,
of lone centuries in which the In
dian was compelled' to devise tools
to meet his peculia conditions.
Indian boys make excellent au
tomohile mechanics, he declares,
and may have displayed proficien
cy in olher trades where mead
inemt of hand and accuracy of eye
are nKHets.
'irmi iv pi V ads nrii.TV
T CHAKfiK K 111""
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NV YOIiK. (AM Mrs. Nellie
. .. . i .li.-w.. u-ifn itt I
Aneie liniwiniiK, mui",,u -"
I-Mward W. Drowning, wealthy
real estate dealer, who gained
wide notice UiSl year through his
adoption of Mary J-ouise Spas.
Wednesday pleaded guilty In the
federal court to the Indictment
; charging her wlih obtaining a
passport In lSJi by falsely rep
resenting herself as the wife of
Harry J- Volt her. n salesman,
federal Judge Thalcher direct
ed Vrs. Drowning to return for
,.n,e next Wednesday rooruins.
The maximum penally i fj
years' Imprisonment -
fine. Voleher. who was mm. -
wilh Mrs. Drowning pica...... v
guilty and will go on trial Mon-
ilay.
Fire. Urstrojs Fccraab-r fimtfry
......t e rii-ii ire. The groc
ery store owned by J. 8. Vincent
pioneer resident of this section, Hl
a tolul ions wnen nre aesiroyM
ihe place Hunday. The blare va,
causi-d by the fxplonlon of an oil
stove placed In n bed room in tVP
reur of tho building. Mr. Vincent
has been ip business here for jft
years and for over SO years hu
been a subscriber to The Oregon.
Inn.
V
Jnjtt can't figure out
rich in. n are skinny.
-hy
Colds
Will stop tomorrow
i , i l - : k.M ft the millions I
VXHvll DI ill ... - " ,
who use rull j. Feitt and bcaacbes go. j
U Grippe vieJdj in 3 diyi. This u the qvnek.
the kwuiSc way to end these dangers anl
ciooiunt. Don't trust Us helps, don t
wJt. Get back to normal at once.
CASCARaIoUININE;
Resolved:
THAT as usual I spent
more for Christmas this
year than expected, I
will start-saving NOW
in order to meet the
coming requirement.
UNITED STATES '
FOR GOOD CLOTHES
Specify VAI.ETF.niA PrcssinjJ
We have an exclusive cleaning and pressing establishment.
Goods called for and delivered. . .
Valeteria Cleaners
Slain '01
Across Tracks an Fir nt.
Ooo La La
Cranberry Pies
30c Each
Opposite Observer '
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Makers of nigti-Grwle Pagfrlm '
' "HOME OP THE UOI.DEN CRUST ,
James J. Crossley
j . Portland, Oregon
Candidate for the Republican
nomination for United States
Senator at the May 21st, 1926
'Primaries.
I Will ojway bf prf-MDt wh'-o the
iH.-n,ie U in Brwlon looking- aru r
;ull tho inttriU or all tbe poplo
ut OrfKon JumI as loyally as he did
jwlirn Htate Senator, V. H. Attorney
.in Alaka unU & Midler in J-nuic.-.
I Itt-prrMt-nts no vpeclal tntrfirt.
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Ml Lllyan Tnhtnoii, Hollywood actreaa. claim? 10 Imve th mofi"
t'tfjrppucd ICfjn (it any mcmlwr ot the movk c-otony. Here she's demor
stintlnir hr lnt.t fad totm token." Uttl lmnjfea that are wurr.
vrapped to the kfev. Inst-t shuwa wfuU they're like at close range.
Nf'lfro larinrrs WUi iwt
To Kttuly linpruird IthoLi
TT.'HKEOKR INSTITUTE. Ala-.
(Al Iniprovr-d methods of
furtnlnfc and homr-maktnK for the
n-RTo lll feature -the Tuskefe-
Negro contfr-nc'. to le held ut the
Institut-, Janurtry 2-2&.
Mvn promlm nt it agrlcultjiral
rirclfii. farm dt-tiionHtration as-ntM
and farmi-rii th m-lv.ii will maUi
uildreiHea and purtirlpatt in th
dtK-uxaiona. said I Jr. ltohr rt It.
-ioion. principal 01 ine insiuui-.
(One day will bo d.-voted to sub
Jects of upeclnl interest to health
(and iwrlul workers and rural
M-hOiil t-arh'm.
Ir. Hook r T. Washtnffton ln
auKurai d the n.ovt-m nt to h lp
n uro faniH-rs improve their con
ditions and raise the standard of
Hvintf of thosi' in rural districts.
Margaret Kanh-ll Iic-f
MAHh'HKIKM. Ore. Murgarrt
Juicy
Roasts...
Savory and flavoiy, cut from the
choicest fat steers these Roasts are
tender enough to melt in your mouth.
Other choice cuts to suit your taste
and at the same prices as you pay
for ordinary meats.
Rainboy Cottage Cheese
S9
Crescent Meat Co.
Exclusive Market Service
i
$2.00 to $2.50
Values
In
Pocket Knives
For
$1.19
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone M-85
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Dromedary Smyrna Figs In Syrurj
.Dromedary Figs are the natural whole fruit. They are not preserved,
but are canned in syrup the same as other f raits.
These Fijts are sold regular at 35 Cents per can. We are making a
Special Price of 23 Cents per can. '
When you want Fresh Vegetables that will please you, phone us.
J. G. SNODGRASS
Phone Main 7o.
Exclusive Grocer
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The Man Who Thought A
Buggy Was Good
Enough
In the old clays, a solid, conservative citizen might sniff and
tell you he didn;t read advertising.
He didn't think so much of the horseless carriage, either.
The telephone was new-fangled, and an insult to the United
States mails.
As for radio, aerpplanes, wireless photography if they had
been born then, he probably would have thought them a bit
immoral.
But he's changed. lie's been educated. His point of view
has been made broader and more modern. He has been civil
ized by the automobile, the telephone, radio, advertising.
Every single one has opened up new paths for him, taught
him new things. Advertising; especially. Advertising tells
him the newest things to wear, the best things to eat. Adver
tising tells his wife how to make a home up to date and attrac
tive. Advertising tells him the prices to pay for the things he
buys, saves him from the old-fashioned ways of doing business
helps him live well, keeps him modern.
Advertising can help you. The advertisements in this news
paper are here to tell you many things that make life more
comfortable, more interesting, happier. Read them faithfully.
They'll keep you abreast of the times. They'll prevent you from
becoming the type of old fogy who sniff ! -doesn't read advertising.
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ADVERTISING IS THE KEY TO MODERNITY
I IIDK DOWN Umlrnsnl F. W. of Sjh t)kjs U hiT-
tut I"" l" hi bus.