La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 22, 1926, Image 4

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    Thursday;' April 22,' 1926. '
LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER
OFFICE
'';;' ' , ra (' " Incorporated)
) C'f ; An Indpeoilml Kewspapet
FRANK B. APPLEBY..
HARVEY V. MATTHEWS-
..Editor and PublUher
.Business Manaisr
Published .evening, excupt Sunday, at 14 II Adama Avenue,
i Grande, Oregon. The Ouerver.8tr puulisued every Friday.
Entered at the Pouofiice at la Grande, Oregon, aa Second
Mall Matter under act of March 2, mi.
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BRINGING A HLEHHINO TO OTHERS "And It shall b.
If thou go itll us. yea. It shall be. that what goodness the
Ird shall do unto us, the same will we do unto thee."
' Nu, lu: Ji., i ,-- ': ' , ,: i ; .: . .,'
CAT
MM MAalM ,'
Junius
Thl ta a hard life. Kvery time
a (firl wishes to look her beat a
darned ever blister appears. I
"My noodtt. b-jr painotl
wfiillr la-4 night, ifc-ar.
"Why, Ikiw could thai be,
pel? i
-Air wife bit nic over ihc bead
with lit"
Hhe 'iKhtl but a want
pound, so that when she akttlrird
on a banana akin she subsided
very icently Into a crate of jcjr.
The polttt- atonkepcr canio out to
aw-lrl her to arise from hi crate
of bent hn fruit.
! "Oh, I do hope 1 haw not brok- I
ien tht-m!" she crb-d.
"Not at all, madam, said the
polite storekeeper, "they're only
bent a little."
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for Ibla eoluaua anas
be la by :M a. bl
WI.MiSHIKI.IiK AM) SIDi;
t.l.ANHKM
Expert class work, windshield I
and side glam fitting, done with .
rinrst Belgium Non-tihatter plate. I
I'rompt service and right prices at I
Klchurdson't Art & Girt Shop.
4-SJ-lt'
"A will of your own,'
He wisely aufd.
"in what you need.
If you'd get ahead.'
We are wt ill selling copper car
bonate und blue stone for treating
wheat. Hilverthorn-Wright's fam- i
lly drug store. 6-16tf I
Hemttstctilng, pleaitng, btittoa
bossa, eta Aurtoa's l&jddy Simp.
10-14-tf
Young Sapleigh IsukIii'iI.
"Vou know what's what.
Hut my aunt's will
ilellied me a lot!
NOTK'K.
St. Peter's Episcopal Cullil will I
hold a Rummage Sale Saturday, i
April 24 at lu o'clock In the Hon-
an hall. 4-20-41 j
UKIK.
Krep your eye on the IHc window j
at Richardson's Art & Gift Khop. j
Ml Ann Teak: "linn'i oll tlilnk New and specll unusual values will I
I liaik more youthful with my hnir be found in it uully.
Iwilthe,!?'
! Mr llanlfai "You Kiln. do.
One more Hip awl you'll lie In
yuur M-eoiul clillilliofMt.
j We can't tell what the future will bring. What is speed
ing now. jniiy foe blocking traffic in another hundred years.
? If modern youngsters are any wilder (and wc doubt it)
than the old-timers were, perhaps it is because the old
timers had better parents.
"Z"' MORE TRIAL LOOPHOLES.
The courtmartial at &111 Diego, Cal., which tried Col
Williams for intoxication on the accusation of Gen. Butler,
brought out some testimony of unusual interest.
Two dental experts! testjfying for the defense, explained
that when, the puritanic general thought he saw his host
staggering and babbling in a maudlin manner, the general
himself may have been suffering from "dental lesions"
4-::-it
. A good buy on stationery. $3c a!
box in plain and pretty colors. See J
In our window. Siiverthorn-
Don't i Wright's family drug stpre. 6-lGtf j
; HhoekecpT (to new boy):
nans; about . wastlne; . time now ! .
you've finished sweepinc theshop.t HOXWOOII.
You can be entchiiiR files- 'fin' 1 , largtt load boxwood delivered In I
shovlns; them into our new patent a Grande. $t.oo. Call 1 B. Men-
riy-lrap. so that II will be ntady.cfee I.br. Co.. Ixne Tree. 4-Jtf
o iiul in the window,',' I r
' t . t ' ' - -' ' I - Kishinrf lleensiw for sale. Silver- j
Onlooker Hurely. Mow. you thorn-Wright Drug Store. 4-17U
don f. exiK'ct to cuteh fisli In that I
stream?
Mose No suh, I don't exited to.
J'Ke just sliowint; my old woman 1
has no time to turn de wringer.
siyrn KII'S DAY.
A most beautiful line of Moth- I
er's lay canls and mottoes now on
j display at IticlrardMm's Art & Gift t
THAT KXI'I.AINri IT
From the rilKrims cume tin
luus.
The worst of all our ills;
1 ftuess they called 'em
. 'cause
'Shop.
blue
4-22-Jt !
They ull were such grim pills.
Mineral oil or petrolatum oil fit
one-half the price you generally j
pay. Ours is beat oil produced.
l'HKrims Hilverthorn-Wright's family drug
store. 6-lCtfi
School Funds now available for
Do you know where lillle boys farm loans In l.'nlon Countv. Keel
go who swim on Sunday?" asked K. pl-on, I.'olcy Building.
sihlnl. ,,' T,,m,,l, if .,.,ou.-. "'' i inTiGrude, un. -16tf
. r ., uiijaiivu .I4(a ; ioiuii. . . uuiiuiviiV a v a( inty ClaKS. I '
Cause nailUCIIiallOMS. , , - . Mm, replied one Milk- ras-i if you have lost your pep. lost
'Cal. 'Un the aide ot the lake what's your annetlte and feel lust all in.
entroeul ieittifcuoQ Inetifinrl I li'il Ilia In
VTj our new prescription ot nerve j
i tonic. $1.00 a bottle. Sllve.-tiioin-I
' i i , : 1 ! iVright's family drug store, i-liitt
of Mareh 6, wrw probably suffering from the effects of an'orande wants to bo enrolled on the i xon i: ,
outlandisli drug called "hexyl-resorcinol" pi-escribed by his i" ,lV claims to be I The atockhoiders or the Grunde
j .t , , f, .. i io eai one oi i.is wnes iiouue Keservoir coniiiany twuii
iiini. uiii, utuy vAi.mi.ii:u, uiiuu uiura "'" , Hn. - s . . ;. i n ji . . w'-iie bke nollco-llmt Hie uiimml I
PiMlinimnrn
. Uluiviiiiuiv, rtvvrfi hiuilmco ivoiua.il , Liiiib bile iiv- got- a lotta InreS Hilt
fendanf, instead of lieing drunk when he welcomed Gen. 'go girls ain't allowed."
Butler1! in what seemed an alcoholic manner on the night
physician)
N. K. WEST & CO., INC.
La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years.
ness. nauseate, w -w Ai;,. . ,
So here are new resources for the great .American game
of Jawing.'' Hero' are precedents that may have a wide ap
plication hereafter.).... Many and many' a witness for' the
prosecution will have his testimony invalidated by the sin
gle statement that at the time he thought he saw the al
leged; offense committed, he had a dentul abscess. Many
a defendant ..will come off unscathed by the plea that it
wasn't bootleg Ixioze at all, but a docile patient's perfectly
proper indulgence in hexyl-resorcinol. That the courtmar-1
tial discounted such bunk is most creditable. -
J . UNIMPORTANCE OF POLITICS. .
A Urilifih investigator declares the economic condition
of the' Russian peasantry is better now, under the soviet
regime, than ever in the past.
It is .quite generally conceded that business and indus
IriaT conditions, in. Italy have liccn restored to a sound
basis under the dictatorship of Mussolini,
i A,-republican form of government did not prevent the
collapse of the French franc and has not brought Germany
out of her .-war-imposed bankruptcy.
. , . ho, United States, with its republican form of govern
mcnt;'.;cnjo.vs ' iinpipcedcnled prosperity in spite of a de
moralized world .trade and European chaos.
. $reeee-has a dictator 'ami is fairly prosperous, hut Mex
ico, 'whose president is. virtually a dictator, is always bank
rupt.'' r -i ' . . '
i The iicople of Ireland are no better off economically
under home rule than they were under British rule.
; From this recitation of facts the logical conclusion is
to be drawn that politics and economics are unrelated.
Economic: ills can not be cured by the simple expedient of
changing the form of government, although under certain
conditions any form of government may seriously impair
the economic position of the country.
A pure democracy is no guarantee of an economic
Utopia and the abolition of all poverty and want would
not .he-Impossible under an absolute monarchy or other dic
tatorship. We pay a lot of attention to politics and to
the ;weather, but regardless of how they turn out, things
seem to keep moving along fairly well.
A oft answer lunvili away
I meeting of the, stockholders of le
Grande Itonde Itescrvoir conii
wralh hut balb little effect uhm dI(
a anieniail I
my
will be held on Saturday, the first
I
of May. 19-6, at 2 o'clock p.
at the city hall In a Orunde,
I
Geo. T. Cochran, Secretary.
4-21-Ilt
Two Lostine Farmers
Injured in Accidents
I i moo county, ctegon. tor tile pur
- , r ik. . , i pose of transacting any und all
l,llllll Ol 1UUU11I V-dSLS ibuslniwa that may regularly como
Reduced by Education '" ",,e lho "'"? including the
election of officers ind the cunsld
i eratlon of plaiut for Irrigation.
DALLAS. Tex., Apr. 2i. (AIM I lly Order of the I'restdcnt.
Dr. Joseph c. Itloodgood today
told surgeons aasemlded for the
annu-'il m.-eting of the Ameriean
.Medical Association lhat public
educallon and enlightenment l,y
physicians have brgiill In show re
sults In the control of cancer of
the muulh.
I "formerly fifty. five p.-rcnt of
liersnns wllh canciT of the mouth
and Jaws came to the surgeon too
late for successful operation. Now-
only live p.-r cent come at I liis
lale period. rnruoTly only three
lnr cent of persons wllh Inflam
mations Know as precancerous
eonsuiled a surL'eou. whereas now
sixty per cent cuuie early for con
sultation, wllh the prohablllly that
seventy per cent of these persons
will lie cured." -
WALLOWA. Ore. (Special!.
Lloyd 1'hapmuu, a fanner living
jn short, distance south of Ixistine.
suffered a broken rib rec-ntly
I when he was thrown off a gang
plow. The plow struck a roek
and Chapman was hurle, into
the air. comtniT down across one
.of llie.licrs. of. the plow. .
el in,; jr.-
In itic W 'lb
Hroadway Figures to
Serve Time in Atlanta ti- din caused thy pnh- to im-ak
WALLOWA. Ore.. (Sp-'e'al).
H'ir.ld I'earee. of l.olin.
Ceiled II rather severe
his right ankle while working in
a- field. lie '.'was '.tiMing- a lona
poiel lo log noun - Home freshly
ploui'd ground and tha weight of
I Fresh Rhubarb and Apple Pies
If yon like fresh rhubarb, then you are sure to
like our llhubarb l'ies. Our Apple Ties are also made
from the fresh fruit
Call and see un you are sure to find something
to satisfy your appetite.
., '' ' Try our new Iloinc-Madc Ixiaf.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
"Home of Golden Crust Made to sell more.
I Open Sundays
NKW YiltK. Apr. 21. (AI')
rhl'lp latH)v Ctill) KtiHtrt. fnr
nifrly a faiiiliiiir fiKiin' alnir;
ltroa((wuy. wan tmiy m nti tut il to
wrvc tlircti yi'itnt In Atlanlji pt-nl-trnltnry
for mail rruinN In loniit c
tion with lh- iul- of nto-R of the
hunkrupt l-rok'-ram- firm of Inml !,
Itlllon and cniiip.iny. !( wiiM i-n-vliliil
hiftt Kituriluy l.y tin- tlllnl
jury to In ur I tit' i-hares auiltKt
hint.
two In th.r r-nt r. ctnr em!
rtMiiin? hack and strikint: l'-arr-!
on tin- IvK. Hi hatt Im i n on
irutL-lics tht- ial f-w day a.
i ' - ' '
I - mi .
I - -v m MM 2 M MWmmwm M MlMJ . ill
! ami smart 1:
Coats
. . . e il. 1 hi in
i Charmingly diiierent m every respect irom uie iu-
I i inary. Clever indeed, are these strictly tailored
in ' SI iiiaiuuaii iiiuueis, mauc up 01 lien luuniiiB nw..i.- flr T IH
i t1 v.eaves in colors abreast of the mode. 'I A II ,
KBrSSSSaS '
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, -!- " II
i.i-woimii.xs to .u:i:r , innr; rivwT? niTT wint ahv hnu mapcaiw
MKIroitl. Ore, Apr. 22. - AIM ' . '
inn nouin.-rn a i vision or in souui- i 1 i f fi ... t .j ....... .
trti district Kpworth Ia-ukup for III ill I I
tin- Htati- of OrKoii will b'Kin u ! l II II II I '
Ihrt-c day -slon In tht city to- V ' 11 l'
morrow. Anioni; tin spi-aki-rs arc . , i ; j , :rfM'' I III II II I II
arl (1. Iom-y. pn-t-idt-nl of tlit i 1 11 I I I I I II
Willanu-tn- university. j I ill W ' III II
! 1 -
l.irj' imli-'liiti Tur lllf . J " 1
rw mi'll find it lifiv. ' ' j ' fl' " V
" v '
i, rl t
Red Cross
Drue! Store
'dtihelowJt
of a buiton
Starts ,
Runs
. Stops
Automatically
SOI'HO.MOUIvS TRY
TO STAfJK FLUNK
DAY; ROW STARTS
HAI.KM. Or.'. Apr. 21. (AIM -The
rli.KM nf of II la ptn 1 1 c
tinlv. rmty nil) (ml. mi "flunk tiny"
n-t y'!tr. Uh junior y-ar.
A drt-rvi- to I li in vt f t wart haild-
d do.n ly jtr si.it nt furl (ir K
lioniy of the iinlviMMity at rha,M-
Ikmii' I. Ur tlilM imuniiii.
WANTED!
IJuycrs 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. -1th and Adams
MAI. KM. nr.'.. Ai.r. (AC) -
An titt"inil l.y th,' ,,pl tor,. class
of W'llluiu.'tl.- iimImtsIIv tu stiii;'
I a "flilliU .lay," m ,i ivll.'tt,. Tint Jim -
ll'l-s nn.l Mt-lilnis ll:ivi' lifr.-tiifor,' n--
s.-rveil to tli.'tiih.'U.'s. i'sl.'r.lii r--Millt'it
In otn'11 wurraif l.lw.i-n 111.'
soplioitiori's iimi um r I'lassin.-ii.
Soihntmn-i ni'it wi'i-,. uliack.'.l
lv lii'r (-lns.iiiii'11. HO'I ii nnmlM-r
of til. -Ml I linn, u Into th,. Hllll ran
that runs lv Itir ihiIvitmII y sllil.-llt'
flslil. Miwf of tl. ,aK, Imw.'v. r.
sin'i'iMMli'tl in I'Hi-Hi.lnir oi-r llu
lirl.llt" ni ross tin- llli.mi'H.. rlv.'r.
iin.l al Wist Hali-tn furlhir linstll.
Itlis rirv'n'vi.iti.il hy thr oniM'ar
aniK of V. I. Ils, -U'liuty sheriff
of lolk county. -
B
JCK j V
JACK TAR
TOGS
For Boy or
Girl
Kul) 'em, Scrub 'cm, Tub 'em
tlknt' ojuntA lilt Utll 1 1 lit r
Norton's Kiddy Shop
X . . Stops. A I
N. " Automaucaiiy
Here is the new automatic
Delco-Light. It is backed
by ten years of experience,
on the part of the pioneers
and ' leaders in the farm '
electric field. It represents
years of research and ex
periment and test. And
now it is rcady-the Delco
Light that starts, runs,
stops at the touch of a
button.
The new automatic Ddco-Light
is prlord r.t only $275 f. o. b.
Dayton, Ohio and it is sold on
the easy terms of the CMAG
payment plan. ,
This new automatic plant com
pletes the Dclco-Light line.
There arc battery plants in
several .sizes .a self-cranking
plant without storage batteries
and now the, fully automatic
plant at a surprisingly low
price a Dclco-Light for every
need and every purse.
Wrifc or honc or our
complete installation offer.
Jesse
Rosenbaum
La (irandcj Oregon
BELCO-UGHT COUPAJTV, Suiu'Aar, . Ciw.1 Mown Ctsortfi0, rATTDK, OHIO"'