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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1926)
Paw Four' IA CRAftDBEyENWO,;'0BSEHVERff?..M n - ' ,' "i i. i... ! . iumUJliLM'Jj Wedijesday, March 31' 1926, (lurorporalol) An Imlcpciiiliiit Ncwspaprt FRANK B,APFUSHV ........ Eilltor and PubllMher HARVEY R MATTiiliWS Uuainew Manager i . Published evenings, except Sunday, ui 14 Id Admits Avenue Ls, Grande, Oregon. The Ouscrver-ttlar publlaned every Friday. Entered at tlie Poatofflce at La OrunUu, Ore-con, a ticcond Clm Mall Matter undur act ot 'March 2, 1879. . , OFFICIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND TUB Cll'I Oil' i,A GUANU1S ' ' m UEMlllill ASSOCIATED PIIKS8 The Associated l'reiis la exclusively entitled to us.) for pub lication of all news dlxpulclica creeled to It or not otherwise credited If puDllshcd tliereln. All rights of republication of special despatches In this paper and also the local news hern . In 'alBO are reserved. ; SUUHOHU'TION llATEfa liy tari'ler ' ' Dally, per month In advance ........... 7 no Dally, per six months In' udvuucu... ........... (4. &') Dally, slnglo copy .......-....... ...........io lly Mall Dally, per month In advance...- Dally, per six months In advance Daily, per year In udvuiico i Weekly Obsoivor-Btur, per year 600 .... I2.t0 6.00 111.00 OFFICE (P WU TNADS MAJIH Ml O. ADVEltTlHINa It ATEb Display, foreign, per column Inch ...... ...4-0 Display, Iocs), per column Inch too Time contract- rates on application. . . JIABTE VU, DELAY NUT ",ud liny (lid vul und tlrlnk and lurried till nislit; mid ho mild, Hold me invuy iinlo niy iimnler. And her IjioIIipi- and her niolhri' -HuhlJ lii't the diuia,'l abide. ' Willi uh u few days. -. An.t he Bald, Hinder Die nul, Heelnj; Jehovah lull h iroHpered lity way;' send mo .uwuy." Gen. Hi: f4-t,0, " You can't tell, sometimes, if mom1 fools muko-money., 1'he 'inly t iales fools, or if i. The only troublo with Morula is, it's liaitl to and leal estate at the same time. aise fruit Somebody ought to remind Colonel liilly Mitchell, well courtmartialed and resiffnod ex-stormy petrel of the army flying forces, that he hasn't been quoted in the papers for three weeks, now. . A copy of tho Portland Orctfonian, dated Jan. 20, 1802, has .been handed to us by F. 1,. Meyers, found in an old desk. It is an issue dealing particularly with the Chilean situation which, threatened to precipitate war at that time. The message of President Harrison on the subject is re-, produced. Tho issue consisted of 12 pages, probably con sidered, .very numerous, at that time, and the front page is occupied by three columns of news and four of advertising. On the back page appear advertisements of tho "two-by-four" variety fr Meier & Frank, Olds & King, and the J. K. Gill Co,, names that remain familiar today, i The wide variety of 'wire news, special features, comic strips, and otheV, mutter that is to be found 'it 'tho present metropolitan paper were lacking at that time. To look over the old number is to realize how.treniendoiis have been, the changes in journalism in- the last 34 years.' . '' - J BIG TAX COLLUCTION. The new revenue act, with its liberal reductions, prompt ly justifies itself. Income tax collections for the first 0.11111'- ter, .due March 15, turns out to be larger IhAn the treasury ' department 'expected. ,' ' f This does not mean necessarily that the government will collect more than the estimated sum for the entire year, 'and leave a big surplus in the treasury. There may lie spe cial reasons for the present showing. An unusual number of people may have paid in full this time, because they found their total tax much smaller, instead of making only il quarter-payment as they used to do. f li need not surprise anyone, however, if Hie year's col lections do run higher than the statisticians figured. Human mture enters largely into tax payments; and it is natural f.o nuike,..out , tax returns more liberally, with less, effort (lo fifcurc exemptions or conceal income, when the govern ment itselt ,hns dealt liberally with the taxpayers.- And greater prosperity is abroad in the land and general in fcomrjs are possibly on1 the increase. A woman may talk hooks and arl, bul iihe in happier when (Hik ing uhoul the. pain hi her Imek. ' . Hoy I wiah 1 could revise. I he ulphubet. (ilrl Why, what would you do.' Hoy I'd put II and 1 closer lo- gelher. . Vex, (lie 'mini riM'K lo Hie lni. iin one iilalilliilf-iiHiiixerx like In , Miy. Ittil It miiii-n Jusl n (iih'kly a ' Die milk. i I Tlx tramp nunm-d oulHldc Ihei 1)UUH'. ! "Ch ar oul!M liuulcd Hi' lady of I tlni liouHi', "1 ain't got ltd wood lo I clioi. There ain't 1101)111117 you t coulil lo around here." "Hut, mudain, Umtu Ih," rrtin'l-! (Ml thu wayfarer wltli illnKy. "I could kIvh you u few letwons In graniiiiar." i , KI.Al'I'Kll'S It K( 'I I'M 1 Lilllt hi-aniH of iiMionHhliie, , Littln Uuk and UiseH, j huki I Ik- petlt'd flaM;f , OhaiiK-u lier name to Mi-h. i I. Iralr riisloiiiri Vuu fun'l TimiI met lu ,vou think l'c timi-xlit frroriTl'.-s Ih'W for fit'tri'ii yi-ais fr notliiiiK? 1 (.mi it 1 l iuii It I n't hn at all biirpiiM'd, . Tln.'H!- 1m (i free KoviTiuneiil iul l tin on iilinoHt rwryl IiIhk uM-i-pl waya lo avoid Ii'Iiik u nuirjuiice. ( 'UMlonit'i' I want two ituuiid'tj of lour penny nailH, New rii-rk V'i-i! all out of roiii-))('uny nallH, lint I can let you liuvt' tour iioum.H of two-iMiiny nallH. , A wiHit sa.vN llial any man who iliM'roii'l fancy Ills lircakl'al. should M't a lt'tor ahoiit il. A iniieli sal'iT plan than inlrn irwiir; tit" I'Ot.k, Appointment of Man From South Is Urged WASHINGTON, Mar. HI. (A I ) I'roKldeiif CooIIiIkc w;ih urKtid hy Heualor HI101-I rhlKe repuhliean Call- loritiii Tueday ia appoint a 4 'nil Torn la 11 In (lie. vacancy on the lieut-li in the ninth circuit court of appealM caiiKed ly the failure of Judnc Vallaci" iMcCaiuanl lo v WHY SUFFER SO? :( Ihu-k Your llcnllh iim Oilier La (iatulr I'olks llar Ihtnr. 'r'nonany peopliv Hiiffrr. Mini ', ay'ilutf' hacliH. iliHtn'HHinK Uiilncy dt.sordeiK and rlicunialic. aclieKan l jialiiH. . Oftcil IhiH in due to faulty Mdliey 4 action ami tliere'H da l me r of hardened arlerieH, diopay. Ki'av. e or Mrh;lllH dlHi'l'Me. I Nin't wea It ' Mdnej-H wear you out. I'ne I .loan's JMIIrf hefon; II Ih too lal ! Diuih h are a hI Iniulnnt (Hiiretlt tn the-kldiifyH. I loan's have helped 1 I housand. 1 li i c Ik one of many I I ji tiiamle caai-H: Mik. .1. Marth'U. llo:t Ada. us -Ave,, nay: "I wan HUliject In hacli nt'h; at tiincH wan In a threat deal j of inlMei'y. more mo alter Hlaii'linl a tfieal deal. Knowing the value! of I loan's I 'ills, I foi Home ami had tu lieu only one box when I 1 was pioinplly cured nr,lhe attack." KOMI YKAIIH I.ATKIt. Mf-.i. ! I la i t lei t sa lil : "1 )ea h'h I fttH are 1 Mil re lo help Hie liene'er I have j any . hIkii of my hlilneys hi-iiiK out j of ordci." . line, at all dealera. lVsler-.Mil7 ! Iniin t'o., MliH., Hurtalo. N. V. dv. : ' - I Saving Money! The amount ot Hi.mhi, mil. :tm luil.it pitHlo, In regularly aiiir iin'ii. y are ih stronKtst itouol;, lion KtotieN of Niiccess a. man can lav. The man u liu mi lie liOKi'tN coiltidenc othiMM. The SAK1 tlu SI'i:NIi:ii never. lllllHt ay for hehiK the 'k.io.I tla vh. 1 1' von ill 1 mil liu vi 11 x 1 the first thniK Ti Mt Mi lit iv money, nn not only or lHits in,s i 'MIIHT Oi lilt How' one i lin;; s Nt'lt-t , vn t t : IlllllSrll' hut Oi Mit In Ihr mil; i' tin- s.,n.l. : ill Ills . in It- t Honnt. stait 1 .00 U III Do Su nif. tm'a.n tl l,llM'il I. ell ,;oik La Grande Nalional Bank La Grande, Oregon ( - Owning t Your O wn Home ' Are you kvI tiuK Jtwny f nun llif hmdloid? - A10 yt;l gt llniff any clos't to that homo w hich you have talked about. 'Che. one built ami planned iiceordint; lo your taste. A bank account built up by weekly deposits will bring you to your Kal In a sur pilslhKly lmrt time. La Grando Nahonal Bank ! Hound . Uellubl - rroKnnMo or 'v if ti '':'a : 7 j 7il yJT U 1 styiisn Apparei to mam Smartly Gloved Cuffs carry the "chic" of Master Gioves. . Em broidery, vivid or dainty, . colorful piping and nov- el cut are the ways and means they employ. A ' varied selection awaits you here in both silk, kid and fabric 75c to $3.00 111 ii M I Smartly Shod Spring walks forth In co'orful footwear. Such a v a r i c t y of colored shoes H 1 a n d. Parch-...' ment, Carmcl, Rosewood and Banna with color ed heels and trimmings in p r c 1 1 y contrasting shades. block heels, sport heels, Spanish and spike heels i.; , $6.00 to 1 1..-.0 . , 'To he well and attractively dressed on Caster morning is in com-, plelc keeping with the spirit of the day as il is in keeping with the spirit of spring (he spirit of freshness, of beauty, of friendliness. And our effort;! are devoted to giving you stylish and bscoming ap parel that .will not only please you in appearance but wili wear wii!i equal satisfaction and be evidence of money well spent. Cur repu tation' 'for leadership is enhanced by this showing of smallest' Dresses, Coats and Accessories for Easter-lime v. car. Coats The smart spring Coats are fashioned of Twill, Kasha, Lust-, rosa and Tweeds. '' The stylus are correct in every detail straight-line silhouettes, flared models and cape c.'.'ccis. in all of the popular shades. $16.75 to $67.50 Frocks Spring and especially Easter time is expressed in every line of these- newest springtime' Frocks of Crepe, Prints, Satin and Taffeta. Milady will only need to glimpse these charmin.'y i: frocks to know they are cor-r rcct. $16.75 to $65 Smart Bags The correct bag' for spring is the Pouch Hag. The- -sharp corners are not the only smart points of the new pouches. They are beaut-' Hully lined and fash ioned of kid. calf and patent in the newer shades - -$3.50 to $8.30 " ' Smart Hats - ..t '.. . ( Eastcrlimc means new Millinery, of course. The smartest to be had m awaiting your approval Silks, Fclts,i Straws and Combinations in the ' newer shades : " 3.00 . to $25.00 & , Inc. confirmed by (he aclinic. Appoint im-iil of JudKc Wm. 1. J. lilies. I.oh Angeles now a feileral district judge In that vMy, was tf UOllllllendeil. ;iishcm Ihe iond by other means on its arrival tliero. than hi racing yacht and Anton Klettner Is takimt a Hieamship t,! A win inn! poison ivy aro nar-r to , , i meet the picnickers and summer jNew ork to Kret t hjs nmlot saip ' iM);ir,)t..a- Kli;i. (ermany Sir Thomas Special I'Vr K;i:;Ui- we have a variety of Easter Cakes anil Pastries. Come and pet-some new ideas in Master Decorations. Hot Cross Huns for Cooil Friday better than ever. Gwillianis' Electric Bakery Home of (lolden Crust The Made-To-Sell-Morc Products. For Easter Greetings M$. Send A Box Of M$I$S We haw these fam uus c"nficllons n SHt'fitI I'lU'kttJfl'S. " We'll imek and mail I hciii for you. to .Ski" Hi RED CROSS DRUG STORE Children's Hals At;A Saving itm this vi:i:k om,v j . HV ulll M'tt-,1 lulls lo m-II al llnlr I'rliv. nml iilhrrs M Am- lo i SI..VI nilni'timi. This you n i luimv ' lo liny mi i:a-lcri lllll III II Mlltlll lllsl, : t Norton's Kiddy Shop HOW MUCH? IIIIW Ml I II Mil: VIM .llr. TO PAY .,is TIIV s , twit: vi: n.wi-: nii-ai at m.i. imiiiksa.m, m.u'k ai.i, tii-i:sto oht:u vi , Perkins Motor Company Fourth & Adams ' phone M-500 , VI tl'J
