La Grande evening observer., January 26, 1926, Image 4

Tuestfoy.'.Ja'nuary 2fi, 1926.
LA '"GRANDE- EVENING1 OBSERVER '
(liicnriionitnl)
Ail IililiiH-mlt'iit Ki-wspnrK-l
FRANK I). A1TLKHY..
..KtJitur und Publisher
HAKVKY K. MATTHEWS lluaimaa Manager
Published evenings, except Sunil:iy, ut 1414 Adams Avenue,
1a Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Slar publlstied every i'Yiday.
Entered at the Postoffice ut l.a Uiaude, Oreson, us Second
Class Mull Matter under uct of Murcll 2, 1S7J.
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! OCR FATHER'S Will-"And the Lord appeared unto him.
and said. . . . Sojourn in tliitt land, and 1 will be wUli
thee, and will bless tlu-e. . . iteciiise lliul Abraham,
ubeyed my vole. And Isaac dwell in Uerar." lien, ;C: 2-G.
Red Grange is going to play footUill in Portland next
Saturday. A big crowd is anticipated 90 per cent of them
j,t)ing'.lo. sec the man who lias made a half million dollars
in three months and the other ten to see a football game.
I Congress is still working away ut the new tax measure
jimd people are still in doubt as to what schedule will affect
their income tax return for the past year. Blanks arc not
to be had and everything is being shaped for a grand rush
of filing at the eleventh hour.
"OUT OUR WAY ; . ;. By WILLIAMS
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-v-JCZZT vil ' - ZnTV NOW LOOv AT US', ----
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arcuinnnt than rllriclr sal la a'prr tlw fulkmiii5rtculn3r hi four'jj
finrt coutdn to' Hoob McNutt. - pivwrs." - . I
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Yesterday In
Washington
liy The AxsoclnU-il Vrvsn)
The aluminum hearing was
n.h-d.
The ho w p:tH8(j tho navy ap
propriation bill.
Tlx n;ilo volcJ to limit debit' e
on 'thu world court. .
I' KKItDINAM, Idaho. Tl n'w
Ferdinand gymnasium will bo ded-;
hated as a basketball court wh-n
Ferdinand's first basketbull t;;uii
will meet the second team of N-z
Terce. The Ferdinand simd his;
been out a week and Indications
arc that the local boys will haiv
a fair team. A first tcum has;
been . picked as follows. Gordon
Sassy and Hachus Moody., for-1
wards; "Tuffy" Jones, center; Ilor-j
ace Anderson and Wayne rite:-1
son. guards. j
I'luns are under way now for!
another rymuaslum benefit dune
and prORTam for February IS. .
HaU's Catarrh
Msu1fila will do wh.t
atb
; Fideral Juilue Hurry II. Ander
son whh exonerated ly a 'sellttte
Kuh'coniiiiittee of charges ngulnst
1 1 in
wedaimfor it
Mttfn of fararrKnr Deafness
r rem.i. iu uoiiuf . nn mo MutecJ fey CUStTh. AlSO U 1 BlOOd iTItl-
.Mltchell courtinurlial sentence to . Sef g(ve, wonderful results. AU
ullow him half pay mid alow--jpTOggtag,
Hiice durins his five-year sus.cn-' . r-umsirv n, m TJI O
ARMSTRONG, , ,
CANTILEVER
RED CROSS
Shoes
Of Distinction
More Proof Of
West's
Leadership
N. K. West & Co.
La (.ninth's Ijendlng Store
l-or -5 Vears
Fords! Fords! Fords! Fords!
Good Fords Cheap!
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OFFICE
CAT
Br Junius
MITCHELL CASE CLOSED.
' President Coolidgc has modified the sentence of Colonel
."William Mitchell after reviewing: his courtmartial. Instead
vt being denied all allowances (which are worth much to
The MipiKvillon that Ruais tin
rat an) thine Is rva-oa why
nlirs sltoiiltl be x enlii about
what lltcy srnr hiitiby!
Flora Inimhlwll of Ia Grandi- is
of the opinion that a Hip Honi; is
u bottle of booth?. , .. ,
How's chancs on
LOOK OIT
The I'hlld was taken to Ir.
one having; the rank of colonel) and all pay for the five- i0us case, he hopes tiiu vy wtii
year suspension period, Mitchell can receive all allowances jcunu" oul aU -rl.sht- .v .
find half his pay. Now he can accept the sentence and do rustomc
as he pleases for five years except that he may not talk Urlnk
too much or he can tnrl(r his rnsiu-nntinh tn tlin mviciHnnT
. The latter course would seem more attractive.
itil ii .lib miinU K ,i xt.. ...... 1.1 I -
mm o niwi-ii io nc iiuiii. nmiu 'iu unu ttiu uuiiiiu fu CoiivaleMfnt "Old
Coolidje for his lviewing: decision. For the sake of aniiyii'aw my bnwn miu cieani
discipline, he could not modify the sentence more. The
I'urls nodrs proridc no- .waists "So you don't bilow in vacr tu
tor rowns. 'Thry arf not nci-dd.l atlon. lr Airro'nomy:" '
rounjp men crab ' thir , babies j ; "No iodMd. -Boiia. Three wks !
around thr ficck nowadaj-s. " .j after little Yokel was vaccinated
ne. fell out oC the window and J
The American commissioners 1 broke his neck." I
who will take part in tre 'rhinesH . j
conference will at least know howj. Yen can't always tell m-hcther aj
u reaa rnear launury tickets when- man is worried ca uiaK-s
they return home..
Whrs lo you beliere .rn here,
dity . .. r - -
: IVflSK No; the Ksuhcr of hi
country could no. t!t ft. lie . but were dead!
you don't find any of his children! Consoler "Why? an't
with the same trouble. - . I marry her or did you?"
little or makes JiUle b.:us'
worries.
KITH K IE IS RAD
Ii.conslate One "I
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Tlien he1c,lunc,',l
.Itartender I'll Kivj
drink, but you take
-you
your ;
: pn-vHI while I was In the
pltal?"
-the
own
,.yoii
, hjmI
how-
entire niilitiry structure is built on discipline and to let hi wire "o. i hmi your iin-k
n wd..t..! -;h i.,i....iUk.'....:..., ia i ' thmiuiit that
. ...... H.O...O.U..UH.U.. nuum ifl uunil wo)(I ,M(.r (n iiylliimiff J
the bars throughout the service. Mitchell is probably the mhhiw imppf"-"
last icrson to object to his sentence, lie never denied His N.rr MH r.in'si iti-i
puilt, but he did seek to pixve that his charges against rrescouic the peace is u u under-.
the arniy and navy administration were true.
. They say it took millioas of
years to mak -us what w? are,
jand still we don't RppnxHat- It.
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J Life Is not so, .funny.. )
And it's, not so lta-1. .".
Just ''a h:ippy mixtoro ' ' , K
Of l6th Rood aml.hatl. ' '
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A nife.doiial siopvr Srai n
aufuntnhth. act-tdent 1 1 k of her day
A ih'sswjkt, f1er rcconiiii hc
acchleni,' ahtexl Vc am ltappy
to lnle that she wai Bbtr-to- -ap-
niSILUSION.
All immiKianl at iiij;lit broke a wiwluw in the .Motru
JHiliUiii Mu.soum o( Ait in New Yolk and was arrested as
he was climbing- thmuh the breach in the crystal. To
the police he pintcsted vehemently against leinjf deprivcxl
f the rijrht of a free man in a five country, lie could not
understand why a free public institution should le locked
up, and since it was locked why he did not have the ripht
to break in and feast his eyes and soul. He was removed
to Uie psychopathic ward for examination.
There was no doubt in the minds of the police who ar
rested the man that he was mentally unbalanced. In the
opinion of those -policemen the window-breaker's definition
of lilierty and freedom was the product of a deranged mind.
l'.ccausc the alien carried the idea of Iilei1y too far, police
men born in the "land of lilierty" rushed him to a hospital
for the insane:
No small number of persons come to this country with
he firmly fixed Miof that they will not find here any
:l those restrictions which they found intolerable in their
native country, liny aiv sincerely resentful when they
find here as many laws as they were subject to at home,
and that those laws are as uithlessly enforced here as in
the Old Country. Findmi; they can not do whatever pleases
them they come to regard themselves as the victims of
tyranny, and so they sue - of the tyranny necessary to the
preservation of civilization.
it's
rni thine:
Tin- mun w4io i-au do
slar.
I'.ut tills jM-neo j.rt'wrvlllK fall tio.t
! dime !
Hy u-ilni; u Kmuil)- Jtir. ' ' j
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Sln in Hie hk nf A I r, i
'Jul IU-iiriift-d l-roui lunllft.4
lUniuiu Urn.-, ItlKlit." j
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Tli- f. ltow iftho'd r;ille-r w in an
For Kegularity :
Nyal
Fisen
1 1m- rrtemll; I-aatic
1'roper 1km e el ion is
-wilt al to cotd health
I'ljTMi-n l.t a il asiini taM lir:
tabl I. vihieli nvttt
m n!ly ImjI viin-ly.
IHm mil Hirx or crin
In h.-indy itn---
JMK-, Si-. HH-
Red Cross
Drud Store
A Telephone Helps
Actual count shows that our I.a (.Iraiule
Exchanpe handles aliout C;iiis jrr cjay
at this time.
If you have no tdcjiiioiu', why not have one
installed and join your friends and neighbors?
Your application will receive prompt attention.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
THE REASON WHY
Tb- thriftv man t n-r
fwfet d to ii.iakf- a tMd 4m
K fin Ih-(Hu"- h h;a ron--r.-d
it TIMK. MOM-;r
und lltKldT th-nforr Is
!ni - nd nl and aHf ivMmH.
1 1 la nnt in i t hut n
ir sh nd r and a coo I
ritti n.
A S.iincn Ar-rount In this
tank t MHjnJ tatiMrnt
ii nd a art vn tin: rtNid to
iudi i- ndene.
La Grande
National
Bank
oudcJ . KIUbl Pr(stT
Girls'
Coats
Age 2 to 16
Only A Few Icft And
Selling At -
y2 PRICE
C.ING1IAM. FLANNEL'
HALKRIGGAN AND
WOOL DRESSES
On Sale At
OFF
Ml.k Olll v s
Ac- I to H
33; Oil-
Nmi:ATi:i(K
In ilMontlnU4-l colon" nml
lli-n Aci- : tu I.-.
w; nir
Tu I III Your .Ni-nK Al Hir
I. SV. and :jr
sai.i:
l ur TliU VnH Onlj
Norton's
Kiddy Shop
The prizo effoti. is the man tihot'l
tells what a. ford be d to b".
' liH Speaks at 1'onterwy.
'I.KWIHTOX. Ida. JndCe tnoa-e
K. Krh. 'chairman of th commer
cial club . committee, that is en
eouraginc a north nd aouth Jdu!i-
railroad - alcmc" tlx Snake nvt.
addrenrd the cn(-ry. t'oninier
fiul clul't; upun invitation of that
IVody. Judo Krli outlined the re
londl pixw?nm 'that the commer
cial club haa adopted for Uie yea
1924 COUPEr-Hasslers; Ruxstcll; guaranteed.: $150.00
1923 TUDOR SEDAN months old, 5 balloon tires;
guarantcd ......1;:.::.:;.:.:.....:.::..:...:::.'.J. $595.03
1923 TOURING fendoh tiixs; guaranteed!.' ..........$325.00
1921 TOURINGGuarantecd ;:..:,r.....:. .......: '.:.$260.00
1921 TOUllING-uaranteed . 1. $223.00
1923 TOURING Fuhy equipped ...$200.00
1920 TOURING Starter; good shape $ 90.00
1920 ROADSTER J3EUVERY Good shape $ S0.00
1919 ROADSTER4-Good shape $ 65.00
1917 TOURING-rGood shape; new tires $ 50.00
1917 TOURLNG-ood shape; good tires $ G0.00
ONE FORD BUG--Gobd shape :.. $ 15.00
Perkins Motor Co.
Phone M-500
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Every-day Magic
Chairs that flop into IkhIs . . . bags that suck up dirt . . .
liny ticking things that count all day long fur you. Daylight
, any night just by pushing a button. A stream that never stops
till you .turn off a faucet. Any voice you want, talking to you
ft om a cage on your desk or. wall. Actions of yesterday, of peo
ple miles away, going on a curtain lefore you. Stilled throats
singing to you from discs; distant throats singing to you from
nothing! . ..
Uncanny, daily magic this, due to national advertising.
Advertisements have given you flashlights, telephones, typewrit
ers, automobiles, cold creams, motion pictures. They have given
you new eyes, new ears, new hands, new feet, new faces, new
emotions. They have urged such wide use, so lowered prices,
that almost wishes are autos almost beggars can ride. Through
advertisements you've laid down the shovel and the hoc. ,You
can buy a whole harvest ready-to-eat in cans. You've hung up
the fiddle and the bow, for a radio. There's little old-time work
left in this age of amazing short-cuts.
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TO THE FORE OF MODERN LIFE.
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