La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANtj VBNlNg' OBSERVER Tue.s1.iy; April fly 1926V ' ' ' . . .V . (Intnrnnratatt ' (Incorporated) An IntltpeutU-nt Netrspapc FRANK B. APfLCBT- JSdttor aud FublUhef BAilVKT i MATTHEWS.. .Uuslnea. Manager f Published evening., i-iccpl Sunday, at Nit Adaiua Avenue, La Grands, Oregon, The Obacrver-tsiar publuutd every Friday, i Entered at the roatoMic at La lirande, Oregon, a second Claa Mall Matter uuuer act of March 2. 1S7. OFFICIAL PAI'ER, Of UNION COUNT! ANI THIS 4f Otr OK hA OKANOE ,', MEMBER A8SOCIATEIJ PFtESS , Tha Aaaoclatcd Preaa la exclusively entitled to ttw for iub ligation of all dlapatcuca credited to It or not otherwlao credited U puollalied therein. All right of republication of peclal diapatcnea in tula payer, and alao thg local neaa cem . laalao ara reaervea ; , BUlidClillTION I1ATE6 . lij Carrier Dally, per month In advance Dally, per alz month In advance Dally, ainxle copy ia II y Mail Daily, per month In advance , ... Dally, per aix montba in advanced- Daily, per year In advance- Weekly Observer-Star, per year 11.60 ... 16.00 ...11.00 UMlLJ OFFICE GAT Junius "Kmllli fc a fcuperMltHHi cu-, Imi'I lie?" Mill Knmn. "lit mm Is.' rvcI June Wliy i lie wntilil MiiJr II unlucky to find SIS mi Hie mvl.w '... T"ho man who play upon your feHings ijn't necessarily u mu tflclan. Not at all. ft II lie Of f6nder Mas 'af have or ciilfco 'to KaVt. Id,' to lie bf Kuimnons upon you by pub J V.i. a fWsW' VjLUAV n or uPa ,ne J premise or any )'aion thereof In the La Grmde iMIie Ifayf. lO C pan thereof. j .Evening Obwrwr, to be published 1 J ,"' , ' i. ' j That the Mid moHR&ee be fore-" therein for six consecutive weeks I'l'GKNE. Ore. Apr. rt. (AP) 'closed and that the said Offend ants and for seven publications thereof, j Murk Itroom. who has floured In land each and all of them be barred on requiring you to appear and mum-rous ll.iuor arrests and trials of all right, title, interest, claim or anwer herein within sut full weeks lure during the past year or more Hen, In and to the said premises or after the date of the first pub Ura ls stTVinir a nine-day sentence In lany part thereof, and of all equity tion thereof against you. the date the county jail. He was sentenced lot redemptioa. save and excepting or sucn puniicauon ueuig luesuay, in justice court yesterday, the the statutory right of redemption. .March 16th. 1S26. low sentence Uelng imposed to I That the said premises herein-! H. E. DIXOV. before described, together with all J Attorney for riuintiff, residing the appurtenances thereunto be- aj Ia Grande, Ore. longing, be sold under foreclosure Jute of first publication: Tuea In accordance with the laws of the day, March lWh. l&Sti. pr-v.'nt an appeal. 1 5 room was charged ulth b.ing drunk on a public highway. li on t linn- lirocim wjim imtictil on eisht .parate liquor chargt-s Ktate of Oregon and the praptlco i ate of last publications Tues but throuBh tecblncalu-s and ap- tf this court in such cases; that the day. April 27th, 1926. , pvals ht avoiiKd s.-rving any tii.ie Hhenrr at me time of sucO snle Mur. 16. 23. 30-Apr. . 13. 20. S7. whatsoever. An old-timr'a nutlon of dres ing for dinnnr was to li t his belt out two holt. you yestfrd.iy, Uked the teach- tooth the ... ... ' ADVEIITIS1NQ RATES Display, foreign, per column inch Utsplay, local, per column incn Time contract rates on application. .420 -400 . THl MAN tlK f'OL'ltAGE "And 'ultb ? said, Ut us go up at once, and po-ss it; for c are uell ablf to .over k ceine H8- Nu. 11: 3U. . f M'MMOVS. j In the Circuit Court of the Htate ; of Oregon for County uf I'nton. j Annie Hunan, 1'lainttff vs. - Anna Mivr, a widow. Assoc.-a!-d Kruit company, a corpora tion and J. W. Karity, trustee of Associated ruit company, a corporation, bankrupt. IWendants. To the Associated Krult company, a corjtoratlon; and J. W, Itarity, s trust e of the Associated Kruit Icompany. a corporation, bankrupt. "Where wt-r1 Tommy Cribtw?" er. "I'lettM. iniuii. had ache. Hitnwred Tommy. Hfs it slopped?" arked t'hr s'mputhtically. "l don't know." said Tommy. "What do you mean, boy? You don't know If your tooth has stop ped aching?" "No. mum, the dentist kept it." I U ft nJ;int tr.ntiio)tr fMerniyi: " lien art j tn unni-f its iiiLvkiiiiF fmni itit ili-k. ' ami ...,l. ,. .ml 1 l.a..- a i..,. gon. yo.i and each of you arc hrre- Whnl alinnt II .'" Hfhv IKiy: "U'ell. lr. Iff. pny a iiiartr i-aHi and fay nothing almiit II." lime of the Ktate of urc- All "tjiat, is'iiieetlcd to make nirshfrs' sufe is to adjust ; . . Tlic Cbrvallis Gazette-Times says that Brookhart is a radiciil red whose absence from the United States senate is a great lxost for practical government. Brookhart isn't fed he isn't even a pale pink. lie is just a rather dumb jlnd ordinary country lawyer who is willing to promise im i possible thingutto get into office. Brookhart is far from ! freing dangerous to our existing society. It's tine he has i 0 business in the United States senate and we don't want ' to see him there, but it is because he lacks the capacity io accomplish anything worthwhile rather than because he has the capacity to cause damage. Brookhait is harmless, but al&o'worthless. 1 i ;o "v , , I $ SEVERE MOONSHINE' PENALTIES, i w " will go hard with moonshinois of Illinois. Indiana I end Wisconsin if E. C. Yellowley, prohibition director of : thatiistrict,. carries out a threat he made the other day. j Also .hard with moonshiners' landlords. ii The director has dug up an old law of 1857, which was enacted to check moonshining and was much used during the ronstmcfion period after the C,WIwar. If 'will do as well for the1 present reconstruction period, the director I thinks. This ancient statute provides that both real and personal property used in the illicit manufacture of liquor, and even the land over which moonshiners' or bootleggers j jpass' to and from 4 still, may be forfeited to the govem f ment - . . $ Here-Is a remedy more fearsome thiui smashing stills ;: and emptying modhinc liooze alid padUcking dMiis. It may. prove more effective than fines and jail terms. That ; is, if the moonshiners and lootlcggers iwrmit Uncle Sam j to use it We shall Mieve that 1857 statute is still effec j tive when we see it working. j THE ENVIED HACHELOIt. i It has been pnjKd in the French parliament to limit the yearly income of bachelors to .?20,(KM). English bache 1 lors lire being forced e-ut of their multi-roomed apartments to make room for bridal pairs and families with children. In Saxony the government collects a tax from tourist bache lors In the United Stales the nearest thing to a Iwtchclor tax is the lower income tax exemption, but that also applies Uj, the spinster and the greater exemption for the inartied Srtiab covei-s JLvro 'taxables. , Nolxxty loves the Uiehelor, but it is apimrent that he is greatly envied! Peihaps it is.lieciiuse society rather pities the spinster that the penalizing of spinsterhood has hot been advoaited. It would Ik? interesting to know what classes lobby for bachelor taxes and penalties. Perha)s they are the militarists and sujwr-patriots tormented by the peipetual worry over race suicide and national birth rates. Investigation might find many spinsters and moth ers having marriageable daughters in the anti-lwichelor bloc. And it is not without the realm of passihility that not a few unwilling and unhappy U-nedicU, craving com pany in their misery, arc behind this move to drive all eligible men into matrimony. These attacks on man's single state attach no signifi cance to the oft heard expression "Pity the jxjor bachelor" ind .will no doubt dissuade many from matrimony. As a forbidden fiuit, bac hdorhood should become increasingly lxpular. The ohl-f;..-li,oin ,1 working gr carried her tnnrh. She looked Mlt-inn and w;a afraid of the box. She wore rubhia and com .non sense sho s. She iiiM-d hnlrplns. Hrkirt were long and Pit n eks hlrh. Sht thotiKl.t painting w.is wieked. Khe got nix dollars a week. mi: iiAFi-'i.ixrs i:)Mi7ri:H I've tikn it to plfc"i And put 'em back aiain. And still I ean't di-trmln What makes It make it ruin. I If any unnum bail all the 'otlies 'she riitil Ilie ret of the uoimn wniild hao Io gt around In lar- c.rwKits to r.w SAV KI:A.IS0. (AIM When targft practice fs over at Fort Funston today the nun who thave IxM-n firing 12-ineh coast di I fens guns w ill take ur n new line I bursementa incurred in this suit. fof work. They will he triimd as! That the sums of money above glazt-r .-ml will repair all win- ;Mlt forth be decreed to be a good, dows broken by roncuwtion of the;vj(i Buiting Hen upon the premises described as follows, to- ,hy r'iirei to apjwar and answer (the Complaint filed against you iu j the above entitled Court and cau'e. ion or before six full weeks after the date of the firft publication of 'this summons against you. and If you fail so to appear and answer, or want thereof the plaintiff will jpray the Court for judgment and jlh-erce againM you as follows: That the plaintiff have judgment - against the defendant Anna Oliver .for the principal sum of $3500.00. I together with the principal -sum of !$S7.S0 with interest thereon at the rate of R per cent per annum from and after March 8th. 1325. and for the further principal sum of $87. So with interest 'thereon at the rate1 of S per cent per annum from and after September Sth. 1926, for the further principal sum of $87.50. together with-, interest thervon.ai the rate of per cent per annum from aifd after March Sth. 1926. and further for Interest at the mio of 8 per cent per annum on the original sum of $3500.00. from and afier the ;h day of M,arch. 192 for the further sum of $400.00 as a reasonable attorney's fee herein. and for punntirrs costs and cts put the purchaser of the property l Into possesion thereof; that the sheriff be directed to execute and deliver to the purchaser at the time of such sale a certificate of sale to said property so sold and a sheriffs deed to same at the ex piration of the time allowed by law ! for the redemption of real prop erty. If no redemption be had. That the money arising from such sale be applied to the payment of the judgment of the plaintiff here in, attorney's fees and sums found due said plaintiff, and the re mdinder. If any there he. paid over as by law directer. And that plain tiff have such other and further re lief as to the Court may seem meet and eiui table in the premises. This Summons la published against you by virtue of an order made and eniereda by the Honor able C H. McCuIloch. Judge of the, above entitled Court In the city of la Grande, I'nion county. Oregon, on Monday, the 15th day of March, 12. The order directing the serv- Hall's Catarrh Medicine ccuful in the treatment of Catarrh for over forty yean. Abo as a Blood Purifier it give, wonderful results. All Druggists, r. J. CHENEY 6l CO., Toledo, O. Double Your Fun on The Ride With a BROWNIE It's fun to use the Itrown- lea because they're so eayy to work. And in spite of their simplicity they, make pictures you'll delight In showing your friends for years to come. The Brownies are on par ade at our Kodak counter. Hee t nein today. They're- $2.00 up. " ..(-liable Faiishlutf Red Cross Dru Store Springtime Foot Trouble? Try CANTILEVERS ; K . For Siylc, and Comfort. $10.00 to $12.50 N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store For 2.'. Years WANTED! . : Buyers for the finest stock of Used Ford Cars ever seen in La Grande. All types; all models; all prices. Perkins Motor Co. Phone M-500 Cor. 4th and Adams big guns. Ilrigadier Gemr.tl H in ry S. Todd, commanding general of the, ninth corps are... hits so ordered in answer to ruinpl:t.i:ita.' TIIK AUK WAS lit MIlY IA ItIS Alrplanlng U thrilling, hut never attain for Mrs. Jam- s J. W.illier, w liie huithii nd's ad dress Is l lty li.ill. New York. She wit: t.Thc Northwest Quarter of th- Northwest Quarter of Sec- tion 29. in Township 2 South of Itange 39. Fast of the WIN I lamelle Meridian, L'nlon Coun ty. Oregon. I i i.ai hip eaiu mongage ue (ue rree to be prior In time and nu- was nnirh scurt-d In inmi'iing the perior in right to any right., title, bump in the air, on a flight from or interest, ctilm. or lin which he l.oujj'p to 1'nritt. K.-t'-r'. r-fendant.", oreny.of thern. AreYoy a Sufferer Mi from Stomach, Kidney and Liver Troubles? 'irxj? 11011 10 ten thinks o f& faTV or liver. They aM b x i overwork worry. I ff imiiireuon. ccn-tii V 2 J lifrnali nerve me a'-h, kidneys or live IV js Ttn4 and JVervovs rVouy Irt fine Shape I! of 'liiftfo, : . I ll-r-. t4 - W 1 tr. uo.-ii J,4 .- sua li4 avrh n viivnai tuugm er f i M Hn ti " Hefpnf Him ta Get Strnttp tW-iG-J f Uiniswjrr-'.MTVr Not one nervous, irritabk. run-down ber- fon in ten thinks of his stomach, kidneys or liver. They a!l blame their condition to Backarhfs headache. ti nation, biliousness are mefcapes that the b torn- It ver is out of orier. If you want to feel fit and happv. try a good general tonic. Lyko ;s performing miracles for thousands of ailing1 men and women, because it contains those medicinal ingredients that aid digestion, k.iep the boweis open, and the kidneys and liver active. Go to your drupgist today and pet a bottle. 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