Monday, February 8, 1926.
Page Four-
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
(liHtrKra(iil)
An ImUiHUilinl Kranpapct
THANK B. AI'1'l.KHY..
HAKVEY K. MATTHKWS..
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GOOD NEWS "Ami Hn-y ranitt inlu the land f
Canatin unto Jiu-nl. and toM him. Jost ph is yet nllv.
Olid he is covi iiKir over-all thr laud uf KftTpl. And- Is- ,
mil said, it is euuUKh; Jusvpli my ton wyvi Utr Uktn.f ,
44: Si-i'S. - , - '
OUT OUR WAY
One of the neasons for divorce may lo too much pet
ting bcfoit! num-inge and not ciunijrh afterward. Shieks
should remain sliieks as loiij as ios.sil)le. . ,
JISTICE.
Tlie incident in Lexington, Kentucky, where a thousand
militiamen were detailed to guard the courthouse during
the trial of a negro charged with a double murder and an
tussault upon a white woman, is more creditable to the re
sponsible officials than to the citizens of a state and city n" h-s 'Kii-r -r-i
... . . ... . . . - . . .. 'roteil heeail-4 jJm a ."insula
m which a duly constituted court functioned under the flr cmrn.tiiw iii-uo I
threat of mob interference and violence. ' I 'Jw tt me have Hi.m an-'
. . ,. .,. .iii 'fete: I'll put it ultcrv lu wifr
No doubt there must be many voting Citizens in the blue nn w H' i
to r Its fe"Tri?'y jil uD I
N A I.I E OH ThiS ' WN I . ! Z-., .-r M fl
LvY RLA- hopci-rt LJ
M r,oKiA do j- - r; 35 MS&'J AM
I "11.11 II- k-i : . 1 "" ' J -
II II II III
ft II frv
III m I
, , , : ,
BtorK'd soon oftc-
Rv WTT f TAMd! "lf J"l on J not. In ula ana'affainat Jack
iCounU U a iiiaiw 01' flunwn and nm in- Jle la counwl for me ui u-nu-
Uvns of our party runnlntf around am in me iaimic ium-, wm.n
like cruzy p opl" tryh.p to local jed Saturday afternoon as hook as
their relative. and frlcndJi. We !m- the Noble Jury had withdrawn.
utfdhitHy commanded them all to I
itgsemhlc at one given Knot and
began checking them off and send
ing- them In nut os to our hotel. '
llveryoup Accounted For. -Utck
down to the hotel we went
(and with the aid of list carrlnd by
our itasnenirers we' had accounted
(for everyone in lens than an hour.
frhere were many narrow escapes.
Many had to jump out of windows.
la fe- had retirx-d. tine lady
jiimiHd Iwenty-fonr fi-ft to the
(ground but escaped with only noirw
bad hrulsef. Much clothing, many
srijw und overcoats were lost. It
wiis lifter midnight when beds were
I found for everyonu and we were
able after aH the excitement' to re
tire. t .
The n'-xt morninf7 the passengers
helped fil each olh:r out .with
cloth.-- Kerne had an extra over
coat or sweater. Borne extra shoes
(and stockings.- even the Japanese
j supplied kimonas and clothing1.
The Japanese performed . many
heroic acts and we have many
thing of infi-ret connected with
the fire to tell our friends on our
return.
(To be continued.)
iN'OBLE fcETS
HALF YEAR,
$300 FINE
outlnu-d from liige Oiif)
Vv4l 4katJIH MIO.
Ilrisss It sop; lierp llinl n Nev fond.
Youit-'dvfent appai-eiitlywas thy,ti
you were taken smhlenly and
gTimsly dr ink after you reached1
Mie j:Ul. and wen- in, full control:
of your wnws lu fon tliaf wh .1.
you ws-re'arr-.st'd.
i. I'liyMcinns on me muiiu len-,
jTi'd that liiuur intght' be. nUtlnd.
litii the Momaeh for. a period tif
I time In-fore" It tuok effect on' J lie.
IsjNt.-m.
"Tlmt mignt ha vi ietn tm.
nith the old bonded Muff, liuV
e'iylMid knows that moimnhin
whiskey acts imhiedhtt-lv as soon
, xc-pt modern machinery. Amer- ;Th-n .to the' Imperial hotel t hp J itniiH'ttm-' before H reaches the
; lean made good. can In found here 'finest liot:I Id Japan for lunch- 'stomach.'
'and there. tici.illy hats nd shoes ; eon. This hotel -m-ax designed by j Cnmil Ainuseil.
of which the Japanese are very ln Anurh-an and Is different from i An involuntary litter among the
SET DATE FOR
STATE MEETING
- (Continued from Pago One)
pan led by Mrs. Williams ut the
piano. Jiarlcy Jtichardson. coin
ma'nder of American i-gion .po.
No. 43. was a guest of the evening
and was called upon for a few
remarks. . -
Williams C.lveii Jewel
J-ast year at the state encamp
ment at Port Orford. it was vob d
to present each past department
commander with a jewel, giving
the outgoing department comman
der and two past department cum
in tinders a Jewel each year. lait
week at a meeting of the l'o'-t-land
camp. Seneca Keuts, the first
state commander, was given his
Jewel. Saturday, evening during
the banquet Jl. K. Williams, the
second state commander, was pre
sented with his Jewel. The pre
sentation was made by the state
commander.
Aft'-r tho banquet reg ilar lod--;e
meetings of the veterans and la
dies' auxiliary Wert held seprrate
ly. with visiting members '.n
charge. . Senior Vice Command. t
Isafc Manning took the chair for
the vetf rails' meting and six can
didates were Initiated. Klve. niv.v
members were taken Into tlie aux
iliary. Iuring the nwetlng II. K.W11
llnma. gave an "Upton for Govor
nur'' talk.
UTf l?: Grande People' View w
Ur.4l.lVrJiTrThe Beauties of Japan!,,
CAT
(fontimiid from' V.i-zr- tn
Id. Jaivui Is iv-ni in the niaviv? ;
warts mm moiLts ahout the ialju.-'
j-V isited sex-rat hrincaaud tcm-
plea none of them l-tng of much
' in t err I to tu as I hey lacked rotor. (as
anything w- KaT cwr seen. tne isiet'l;itors ws iiuiekly hushed as
da Vis will
PROBE ARMY
AIR SERVICE
. (Continued froiu'l'age One)
1
'GARMEL KID'
Is IIh- ik'U- stiailu III I aijlr'
sIiwm. We arc featuring I his
eulur in iiiiiiiIkt or rtH.
lint'livo slyli-s In ' ' "
Armstrong '.,
; Johanscn t
Moore Scliaffcr
I ii
I'lirthtT lroof Of j
West's Ixadershlp . " '
IM K Woe I A r
l is as. it stji av uw j
La GrnnUcs Lvaillnic Stars I
J
J'or 5 fears
UOTEL ASTOD
2W4k HiO , Ls. Assess A
EVERY ROOM ku PRIVATE TOILET
505 Bath, New. Modern ''
Qose to Shopping District and lliasTTSs
FREE CARACE ' . Tarif faW4i
THIN MEN.. -V,-. iv;V
SKINNY MEX'f;:,'':-',K
RUN DOWN MEN ', k
i NERVOUS MEN
I Tou'r' bt-hind the tim", if yo'l
ilon t know that f'od Mver Oil js
tip, great 4aft flesh producer- In'
vvorbl.r "' ' ' - - if' :-t '
betioA-rd to be -air service wfficers .' lteraus ft contains more; -.y1ar
on duty with. the. national guard j .zing vitamints than afiy food'ya-j''
nnd reserve organisations t hrougli-'can ge. : ,i"-v
o jt the country, to "get busy" in Ymi'l ' le ir'tid to know 11t t o
their support of the air corps bilh I.lver till voim's- in sugr. cat-I'
now before ongpess. jt iblels' now. so If yott really 'wai
, 1 to pit 1 or 12 pounds uf wlM.
' WATKft Kf.nCl'lOX C'AI.Iii:i 1 healthy flesh on your bohrs' anlf
CiLAUSTONIC, Ore. The city f feci well snd slrongaHk I.'el
prass country, of which Lexington is the tnulitioiKil capital.
who feci deeply 'the slijrnin thnust upon their pitnid com!,,,?
Strrt l'irl t'leaii. marvel at uch a-structure b iugMiie bailiff rappd for silence.
The sini'll as on go lon:r the In Japan. i "As the district attorney stat
.tn-et ts not yx-ry inviting but lh- . Too u-ti rtli ami Pniuns i -''s arguim nt t the Jiry."
strvels an- krpt nmsonaldy clean i tnn.br nmrnlip tt ! w.-nt on the Judge' the b-gisla
coii!iderin the fact they hve no ,n, on a special tialn m It 1 dining I ,,,r' uppt-ara to recognise a dif
y.P-v-;.ks and the strxtts are very jr.tr attachtM lor Xtkko. We wer- ter-nce la-tween being intoxicated
narrow. able to eat only mtle of the food I,na 'ing under the influence of
!..!,. i lM.c.r ... ..,. f it wn,,ii liinor. Any di gree is sufficient
woner If Ntvth originated
tli Rtylnc thai "variriy is the
tstonwealth hv past lynching and the pi-ecautions which pee ( life."
j a.. r-: j i : i ' ...
jic goxnior ana county umeiais uwmea necetry u pi-. A u,.k,.r lHrn r mm-: - r l " , A M'oUhxn Mkko. with
vent anmimstnition of lynch law in this aiso. lute m.d nen upiitt awi.-y to .,,....... .k..;11" evnitiieiv bum ancient
Ed Ilanis. the nepo slayer for whom the constitution . . .
fiH convietion under the statu
Miiiilay morning b ft the dok tin- linu iaa n-h .t rii. ami
a sifcl1 train for Tohio. the . . The law does not make a ills-
rapitsd of lh4 e in lire, which has . . .. a . ... .tlm-tion b'tween cases tt win
' jthe drivinc while ;intoxtcat'-d r -"-
(suits In injurira to others, except
nm . ).! of iimtisluuirliter. Voil
icounell of (iladstone has gnint' d I t'ross (rug Ktore. Cl;uy 'tVugs V
jjtwo petitions of citizens presented i any druggist for a box; of '.WrfJoyW
-ito them for the gradtag and pluc-! t'od Liver Oil Compound Tables.
ling of concrete curbs and side-! Only gu cents for Bo tablets and
walks on Hereford and Harvard " ou don't gain five pounds In
street a . j "fi dsiys your druggist IsaulhorU-
' A special election yn call d for ed to hand you Itfick the : mohy
Mnrvh 16 to vote on the amending you paid for them. Adv. . -"i
of 'the city charter so as to allow 1
the Increase of city bond Issues. If
Ithe amendment carries, bonils will
of the United States was not a sufficient Ruanuitee of the!
right' to a trial hy jury, pleaded puilty and had been sen
tenced to hanjr within sixteen minutes after his trial
opened. The forms of the laws were fully'oKerved.
Etfeti those zealous champions of justice 'who1 advocate
mob murder ought to le content with an orderly system
of triad which gives the -accused an opportunity to; prove
his innocence and still convicts him in sixteen minutes, im
poses the death penalty a minute later and fixes the day of
execution one month away.
THKY THINK IT HUHI.
Marshal Foch has hat! a raise in pay. He now gets 7".-
i iaM.t.K
Ivar baby mine, each lime you
smile.
Krth s'iis like a piimdise
anhile; -lUtt
wHm tears dim pnn irlfiit
blue eye .
Tis bke a leutpa t from .. ch ar
Skies.
O Utile bib' M simill and white.
Tiu irtsi afraid to hold you
tight, :
And yet ou'w bound my heart
" to you
With UroiiDT IhiiiJ tli.in ch.tiu
could ilv
. .... ..
In lite itd dai" a tidh-ge girl
jemiMTor's caMie. adtiutiam U
iwbieh Is forlddtb-n to cztsual tour
pks and shrines seated on
(side muong nohle trees, would bo
prohnbly were only lucky that yo i
Mt. Mel Mir iMtntit nil ber Holh
e jMi-jidhaiil,"
n o iuFtKiiie. i hv u iuput 01 (li,In-t nurt someone.
wood, sione. lrome. ivorv and gold i
are about four hundred years old !
and an in perfect condition. Here I
ln the court's opinloi). the law
under which you were couvi9ed is
a good one. , My only object Ion Is
radrresk ow
no nt H.MtMi Income
olhf-r .fu s for not pleylug
ashing! on.
in Japan.
.. ,n.. we saw -color- and became more ,lm Ut cvrtiun easiM.lt doe.- not!
te gvvven- 4tUtn'slt-j in Lhv b.'iiiples of which v.it-ri..i.,ii khnH.nr fnr
ax. but he has we expect to sec hundreds while in wno fm then.s. lves full of
- . Irotgiit whtkey ajid .attempt to
i driven I heir cirs on the public high-
I Wc saw the leered red lacHT wa. endangering thc.livtof oLh
IVncher "litve. a nt.nef ill- hridgv over which only, the em-'tr pop.-." - . .
nsi ratine the use uf ihe word ",HWr may pass, and also . wire Tuik Sentcmv Stoically. .
pt iu tl. .ulriven down on avenue Mx miles Noble. . received his" wntence
i.N-i.o.- ii i nun i wear suspvnu
ers iny p.tUts'll etunr off."
le Issued to brin Bull Hun wab
Into the clt.
The city trciisnrer reported $H.
5 so of city funds on deposit and
slated that svenil thousand dol
lars worth of city bonds had lcen
taken up. He was Instructed to
pool all of the city bond issue sink
ing funds nnd take up bonds as
they became, due.
Small Hoy nho had In -en sco bl
ed ly his mother) "1 -say." I-nd.
ne'd had n fin- lime -doing s we
.lone between grral trees that, re-(stoically. Iwwnl h I most lniM-rcep1-Imind'd
one of the great tn-ea at 1 iuiy in .ackiiowlelgi-4itent of tlv
Ihonie.- Ths of Ihe sp cies. t'np- "courts' hoe that he would profit
, tvnt'tria, wvrv planted centuries by the leon. and walked with
a co by HHr p oph who'could not : ughtenril lips lack to his attor-
from where he was
ini iruncs, wntcn anioums w aimui aeettraiitg ui """"' .m, on. ..n.-. ...v...- t of 1hc t,.,,, Tht.y naVe 'given over by th? judge into thclmook county eoirt
American 'values, for a vear's lalor in tlie seivice of the ... Ki- i proven the nobh-st .ort or i tor jtn-indy or the sheriff. itbat thr tate highway
'then is nothutg else like Ui-m in I The prisoners conviciion carries
;wilh it an automatic reocatlott of
liits driver's license, as well as for-
Kixnch army, French lieutenants will get six thousand j
funics (tfS2) a year, and the ordinary French poilu dings
down the excellent compensation of one franc a day, about
tc now.
Compared with other officers and men under his com
mand, .Marshal Fth is extivmety well paid sufficiently
fo that all buck privates in the rear rank should le urnld-
tious for pnmiotion to a similar high Kink. . Considering'
the purchasing iwrr of tlie . franc today, however, the
famous Fivnch general io ihhuIv paid and his undcr-officcrs
and men own more so. Tlie French poilu gets praciicaUy
Mdhing except hi. Uh. clothing, and hrHer. Ttie franc
a day which he is paid is kmly sufficient to buy his fre
nueiit glass of led wine ;.t some cafe wReiv he g;ithers in
the evening to discuss the old days of the war.
It was always a maivelous thing to the French soldiers'
and offieei that American troops nwivitl as much money
as they did during tlu A. K. F. exi.sience, Tliey couldn't
conceive of a soldier ,;ing vid a dollar a day (six nr seven
francs at that time. :md the experience gave rise to the
lclief that all Aireiiean-s veie millionaiivs. IVi'shing iv
rrived a salaiy .f Slo.;,oo a year as co:i.n.ander-in-chtef.
the avenigx Amcnt-au Ih iiUr.aiit was jvr.d aNut S'JtkMi a
year, and elistiM nun miht wmk up to draw as much
Sl.2' a day.
Vet the Ft nth no!. tier wasn't di(tificd nr made le.v-t
K-yal to his o-imti y. M'lstaty soiauv had always lnyn a
pait of Fivnch life, they hati alvay Urn p;tid very little,
the earning caj,uity m rntlian life was ahm-t eiia!ly
small, and they d.d llnsi U,t f..r Fiam-e without pietion.
The same conditio.; r.l;,My rits t'slay. U is not a ques
tion of ci'iopensation but t'f I- ilty and devotion lo one's
flag. Not know me .nyilunvr dil iViVit ihe Fivnchman is
as mitbtfied as v aiv under An;rrican ci-uditions. H he!;v
explain one of the difficulties tf curneivud ompetttim
and cheap foieign prnluct.-. mivc the wo;keis have much
the S4ime Kunt tf iew.
.la win.
bidding Mm to drive a car on the
public highways within the space jvllle.
of a year from to lay. I
H. I. Hess, his attorney, who had
r-eoiumended the minimum sen-'
IfHfv as "too s vi-rv in eonsidera-
tion of the fuel that Noble Iiail
ht likv mih! i er!
naught r. .
The trnlIe th tie litllrk Is
Mvt" a ninii tio-snl k 1mh .too loan) pir'.s think its slpOek.
nit. And m..vK he is afraid of! Tlie a Wui-inlmled ;m..tr ! ur part being ry Isrgv It .
his sons arlihimtic . -wax tixuing mil of tlx- llivaier. li idd between th- two lame bo-
... sa in tltr bi itffkv he uothvtl Ms. e being aligned to the Kan-
ItrltiNi MiMher "Then- '' It rhwl. "Well, the i lis M- About S o'clock word cum:
MMivethlni I wantetl lo a-k imi frHinate all mmhI tKH." that the Mkko hotel was on fin-.
whew hi j.me. lrx. lelmr. ami i WV nisled lo the .windows and;
i t. I... is w i ir.k.. V.. ...il.l ),. aii..r -.I.I fli fin imamv I l.rfl ui nmi' ,
llrHr "I kmm. motUer. Yei in i(lr ehiirvh. - rnnntng up toe Mil. "om half ai1""1 ' ;.
irtv wimxK iic Ms tMher tla if H-r r.;l ee to H." mile tn ! nclb. ao"g wMh ihoutt- , ' r ' r 1 - u ' 1 v" 1 "
i aoii iitt in ut oi ,in-in'- n. . n
'would app'-ol the decision to the
X,J4iprt-nie court. lb has not yet
Lallirtc oi Trial.
an' as given dur-
liiy, a nn -in the trial of Jack
: tjtt!iH'. nothvr criminal trm-: ap
i J-t'-J frin tho justice court, on
.rfla, Vharg' of possesion of(tluor.
"tsislsiiie w" is eiuitt'd on a. sab's
jc!i.rge follow inc Ihe mid of the
tneh aP.mrant In November.
Muring the sstnie wrk that Noble
fw:s acrtsted. His brother. i"hrlcs
jliHin--. i-aUl a fine on conviction
j of jioo-svsion- The 9 cond cft9e
Wlieidcr tilth Kornnxl.
WIIKKI.KIt. re. Ousitless ui'-n
nd ettlzetis met and organize I
the Wheeter Hoosers club, offi
een elected were K. Itinnlsier.
president: Thonias A. fathers. s-e-relarj-.
and Nelo Hintala. treasur
er. K'-prcsentalives of the ritib
will. mMt " With representatives of
the Astoria Kiv;tnl c'!ul and
ehnmter of romnierre to discuss
mutual Interests. The club also
indorsed the Mand of the TiHa-
In Insistin--
romni' i-'
ion follow out lis original aim---
tuent with Titlamook county on
completion of the Itoosevelt high,
way from Wheel, r to Huhson-
THE REASON WHY
The . thrifty ma Is never
forcetl to inske a bad; bar
gain is because he has cos
served his TIMK. MUNlvT
and t'ltKI'IT thereora is
iiidependeut. und self -rviitt.
He is not u mlsor but n
wise spender und- a good
citisen.
A S-ivings Account in:.th3
ban.; is a sound Investment
and a start on tlx road to
independence.
La Grande r
National"
Bank :
Sonne) - Rellabl - frtitalli
r.N'CLE AttNER STOIBLES ONTO ONE OF
UFE S LITTLE MYSTERIES
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
La (Jiande's LcadiiiR
Finn
stablish IS'Jt'i
W. II. IHMNENKAMP CO.
n' fee" . gi " t
( .. Vark IJlll
Willi's s-nl-i
Package Goods
llradj maile nnil tnuiMtl Yur .rmlinriilrrr. A-V fur
l-'rwi 1'in-iilnr ?.lHinili nil iihnIH
nrTiiix; xrw ai.i. tiii: timi: at hiv .xst.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
i:tix; . stami-ix; . hkmvutitiim; r
itrrroNs covi'.i;i:i nmi nmox Hul.i'.f
192b FEBRUARY 1926
SjM'TjWjT'FjS
-j 1 2)34 56:
781 9 110 lljl213
14 15 16 j 17 1 IS 19 120
1 1 i 1 1
21122; 23 24i25 26'27
281-
THE llth
VALENTINE DAY
Mart, ibK itaie tm ymr
rmkrUir ml ! brr a Iwrr
Wt WtMTMW (sm.1t.
ttl imi asmI Mail Umh
fctr
RED CROSS
DRUG STORE
USED
' CARS'
19-." TI UOK SEDAN
. td
Iiallixn (ires; iiiinin- , '
1 130.00
1925 TOl'RINC lliilliHin (iirs; Rtiiii-intrcd $.530.00
LATE .MODEL IU ICK fOl'l'E $630.00
1923 STAR ROADSTER , $250.00
1921 TOl Kl.t; (rtMtd tires; excellent mc-
chanirul rondiliun ..$230.00
iui iu.M. ll;is.scr shiH-ks:
tires
Rood
200.00
1922 TOl Rl.Nt; Shocks; semi IwlkHms on
rear; very Rood condition $I73.W)
1919 TOI RINC Cwd nmlor; rimhI rubler....$ 73.00
1920 ROADSTER Starter 5 9n.n0
KORD Cood for hug j 20.00
Perkins Motor Co.
rhone M-300. Cor. 4lh n Adams