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

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By WILLIAMS
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, TRAVKM.INO HOME "Wu are joiirm-y.lns unto the plnce
' Of which the l,ord nald. I will frive It you; come thou v tilt
ue. and we will do thee good," Nu..lU;?9.
I ' - Ford Motor slock last, year earned $GG6 a share. Why
f is it that we hear of no one demanding; the dissolution of
ti the I
MA! LOoW
A-r -tise
Pork o-ioPs !"
TUEW vmokxTG.iT
MICE'tj BROWU
UUt vou COOK"
um! show me.
VNMOT I AiMT
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MAI
"M- WOOR MEADS
I BETTEt? MA! vajp
:CAm GET OOP OWM
i Dimmer Aa right"!
t Just Pot the
i bawW Powder
m CARD I'm mfof
for me , i cam
no To' dfct ,
jvwWA-AS53SS
I'll get , PgZ?
OP MOvAl l hgggs
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head's
Better.
I FEEL
FlKJE NOW!
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VNMW MOTHERS &E-T GRAW -'
A MA CAW BE. OUT BUT NEVER 0ONM
C I ? BY NCA HWrtCt INC.
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fliwer trust 1
i Thieves are stealing church cornerstones in' Somerset,
a. Maybe 1-eincaniHtions of the ancient tliieves who loot
fed tjie pyramid tombs.
An executive has been described as one who entertains
callers while lieutenants do the work. The only Bavins;
trace is that he must have exhibited some ability in being;
able to choose lieutenants who would really do it.
OFFICE
CAT
THAD HMM RIO.
Pr ohibition Hearings
uctory to Both
Some women shop in foreign cities; some men hunt
up every place and person that reminds them of home. 1
WASHINGTON. Apr. 2G. (AP)
Hhinl;'! authority for. I he trea
sury to issu such regulations us
it muy UtM'in necvsitary to carry
out, the HHttonnl prohihltlon net
i whs proposed In one of five art-
ministration dry hills Introduced
If boMilnjr had ben the fashion !"!ny ehulrmnn Cummins of
in frrundmothor's tlihe. she would nitth judiciary committee
hnv hohhfd. thHt's all.
Mow'h your rntltti?'
a ki;vival is riKKR
On by one the old-time favorite
flowora are being" taken up and
Improved by plant breeders and
tflven buck to us In finer form and
better coloring?!. Jt la now the
turn of thtt pink, the revival In in
terest in tlm member of this fum.
lly which has been tfoing on In
Kngland sprcadtnif to America.
The Interest In rock gardening hoa
brought muny of the perennial spe
chut to the front and tho work of
the A II wood brothers In crossing
the curnatlon and the garden pink
and giving us a new ruce baa also
USMlsted. ; i .
i Tho carnations are now tn high
favor and n new ruce of early,
flowering perpetuals Is the latest
contribution to floriculture, bloom
ing In the full from spring-sown
seed and surviving the winter with
a protecting mulch. The oltl
fushioned pinks, which are really
perennials if given a. litUe atten
tion, follow In the wake of the car.
nation and the rock plants. They
have long been neglected but are
worthy of aj place In every garden,
furnishing a moss of bloom from
mldHummer until fall. In both dou
ble and single forms, with a bewil
dering array of strlplngs. flecking
and lacings.
The tnuiden pink. 1 Hunt h us del- j
lolUew, the Cheddar pink, J Caes-
ius. the dentosiis types, and scores
of others now figure In catalogues.
j In fact. It Is an envy mutter to
(hikve a garden of pinks. The an
il uu I sweet wlllium. Dlanthus lutl
Jfolltis atroroeclneiis. a rlustered
flowPTtMl pink blooming as an an
nual with rlrh crimson and maroon
flowers la one of the finest of the
race and a rival -of the' cardinal
flower for glowing color.
One beauty of the annual pinks
Is that they do not require any-j
thing special In the way of extra
rich soil to'do their best, giving a
fine nhou In soil of very ordinary,
quality. The laclnatus types,' with '
their; heavy fringing, are an un-
usually attractive pink.' Annual f
pinks are very valuable material Smith and son, Marvin, who have
to slip Into the perennial border! been vilting at Welser. Idaho for
r Lieutenant, Commander ltyrd
boards the S. S. .Chandler', ut..
.Nvw York for his trip to Spits
bergen, where ho wlll.oy, off(
iin an, attempt, to fly. tQ the
North,. I'olv. . ' ',
PERRY PERSONALS
I'BrtllV (S)ioc-lul) Mrs. K.' W.
Hi
Of Taste Choose
FLORSHIEMS '
the cool skeleton-lined
summer shoe. , v
Most stjlea . , . ?lO-00 '
Sonic L. .. ........ .?U.UP ;
N. k'West&Cd.
Store For Men
j , ; ramie's Leading Store '
j l'or ii5 lean -
Lodge Holds Annual ''
Roll Call at Union
I NION. Ore. Apr, 20. (Special)
The roll call meeting of tho OdA
Kellows and ltebekahs held on
Wednesday evening was' u Mended
by about sixty local visiting mem
hers of tin? two, orders. After' the
regular calling of the roll the lte
bekahs presented, their only (two
members who were also charter
members with presents as a t6kn
of their' appreciation of the many
years theve two ladles have bVcii
It I'.h ftil members of the" order.
Tho two charter members are Mrs.
Louisa Ilurwell and Mrs.' Mary
Tlmmpsou. general social time
and light 'refreshments .wound up
the evening's entertainment. . '
Union Growers Plant , .
20 Acres of Lettuce
The horseflies on the Ark miut '
hnv had a grand time Willi- a
horse apiece.
PROMISE
PERSONALS
in small groujw to give bloom af
ter the perennials have had their
season. They take up the pletu re
late In June and continue for the
rest of the season.
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PARK PERSONALS
"Kino, muHlrrfiilt lust nliiht I 1 conKivsa.
inn iiiiartiiio .ml lintir , Kclionsibllilv fnr Imnrniwmnnl
Mis.' Griffith, who went around the world on a movie essay mihwi irnor." 'in prohibition onforc.nu'm VOntii.
lions now rst with coliKrcsii In
several days rcturni'U homt Thurs
day. Mrs. Smith's niolhcr. Mm.
Walker, supervised Hie work ut the
boarding hou.se during her absence.
Gerald Tucker, forect ranKer,
stationed at Im Gramle. visited the
Perry schools Kriday forenoon, piv.
Inff tho children some useful in
structions in forestry.
Mr. and Mrs. HatA-ey l.arsen were
contest pris, visited American" movies in every city she
visited. Travel is certainly broadening!
1
" tL t
lp to the ase of twenty-elglit a
man is a criue. Alter mat He is
merely one of the criticised.
Ttn: iiisiumi's si:ui:xaik.
Oh. romc uuto your . window,
sweet.
rltOailKK (Special) Mrs. Alice
Chenw'jrth is slaying with Mrs.
and It brought a ehnrim of nrnt.xttn Melvln Anderson at MitvvlUi holn.
! f rnm wet niritilM'i-a nf th-it linm..h Itiff rare fnr lmr Hull, ohliii wi,n iu
tuite ill. THK PARK, (Special) Mr. Im Grande visitors Wednesilav.
Mr. Hoby has moved his family und Mrs Jim lK Vor wer Hun-j lon Smith was a business visitor
to the Hen Ilawley place, which he duy Ku'8ts the Frank Wiggles- to Perr' Thursday,
has rented for the coming year. worth farm. They called at the Mrs. Clara Johansen -attended
Mr. Newbv is movlnir his famllv u,,wui r no,,u; ne sio , c.ioir practice at Ut urando ,Vel
tn tlw. Ir.. 1 1 u UM
the opinion of assistant
Andrews, In charge of -
Work.
secret a ry
tho dry
EDUCATIONAL MIX-IT.
tinstees of an academy which inherited $1,500,000
front the late James V. Ellsworth, father of the wolur cx-
nn... i,. .. ..J f i:i.. m i I A"rt hearken t. my son.
y.Mijy, oiv ut c mm aiMui ei int-Aiiy . I in-y uuu l Miuv slns wide the darkened ruse
whnlL in Ai with nil th-it
If vlwiy counciVo, mahy.,irth nalion's .foremost educational MTMi'r Z'L
t fxpena and jiiteis tiiacumunfr the: whole subject or boys
I education tip 'and down -ahd aci'oss,'' flits 'moie at sea than
I cveri ; ':-'X.t;' ''' . -
s IC isa-tjjbea.tiair of . whatjSlHiidd lw the. line pf develop
1 ment in 'the hewVicademy. "What kind of lMys should be
I acceptert as students, aiut what should they be taujrht, and
5 uy wiuii. iiiemon or insirucuon : oiuui me worn be meo-
j retical or practical? . ' .
i The;first of tlicse questions seems the hardest. Some
is experts advocate tt search for esnooinllv bilontrrl vnnths.
I .,kin in ...i io l J i. ii i...:ii: I "A slKx-klir ismaiil my IiiIsihI
I ..y.ii . i ifi i uuu ii;v.-i(ijiiK muni lur iiriuiHiicy K , wlut 1M. ,m vri,lMV nut- crnl
t ana emciency. uuiei-s want the academv affiliated with '" "' i'ue iihrary. '-n ire
..... , ,., ...v. v,lvv i, .,.,, U1V1 (vKUi.il M. sn,.,,,,.. ,,tki-.-'
WASHINGTON. Apr, SS. ,, A)
The tumult and.lhu shout Iptt. of
me senate iironimnon
nave ceaMi out me eelloeH con
tinue to nliiihlt throuvV the cul
tol und elaewhere.
..lloth idv VInuren,tU' JM'V .SjillB
fled Kith tiielr'shoniiiR ilurluir llie
llin-n wi.i.k. nf l..utlnwiti ri..t jrrandson. Clen I'nnlnnn
N'nr .ttllc In rin.l ma . ... .. ... .... i. ....
.. . .. . . ura ero contiuunl that ooiue. of
But K-ally. Iishtly come, my i-W, , u,,,. .,... r,.vor,.,, t- , ,.
aiiu u- jour nuiuon, ueur.
-fflesday eventnir
r.M,I.--l II... ..Iu-.. ,aa i,ii,iii.. .w.. ..u I-.UUI i .ii r. mm (M in. ! M t' r Sll-I 111 JUKI
yeaTi i111 Wt'nt to l nlon Huly- ' dauRhter. Illanehv. called upon Mr.
A. . . , ' i i-vuniy miiooi iui-?aiiti .irs. rorvai tiansen one day
.Mr. nnd Mrs. C harles Cirper and erintendertt. wn viniiine- ih 1 ,mcl-
hiaAnir IMttl1 children visited at the Ve- school at The Park Wednesday. j Mrs. Dora' Murray visited Mrs.
i. n-urra.n noDW iw Minaay. Jack Hunter is viaitbiK the folks Oeorpe llelckel recently "Mrs
.l.ee Smtth went to Wallowa Tues- ut nte Korks. Tf has been wttrkijjurt Kail called unon Mrs (' r
day evening n-turninB home Wed- illg for Arthur Oliver at KeatlniTUohansen one dav the .irst 'or the'
nesdny bnnKlii? with him hlH on-j-on and is home now for :i vu,week ... i .
daiiRhter. Mrs. Stella J'oulson and ' cation. ;V ' " 'Wllim. Thomson and i-.tll i:u'
nu iMiv-i i tic ran; scuooi nas two- n(ri hmih ut.r..
as;i Smith. They have been at Wal- scholar Marlf and iHtimld Miller, j day.
lowa ror ome nine, amkk Kinuti uthello ijiy was up frcm Med I- I
.I NIONl Ore. Apr. 26. (Speela.1)
--More than twenty acres ' hear
Union have been put out Irt fiead
lettuce this spring and the c'rop Is
doing well. It is expected that the
growers. Harris. Wheeler and
Baxter, will harvest two crops this
year, one In June and the second
one In the latter part of the sum
mer. Just now the growers are
busy thinning and cultivating the
forst crop.
Itear-end trouble is often trace I
to faulty brakes und giabblng
clutches. A sudden start or stop
will throw a strain on the driv
ing pinion and master gear. Whi-a
brakes are uppllcd too ' suddenly
going 'down hill a Jumping of. the
rear-end results. " If brakes are
In good condition a snubbing 'de-
Vic- la rermilhlf'nded. 'f
1-i Grande, isltors H1111-
institutions, ncceptinjr students" of noimal type and ability
,j nnd turning; out a norma! product. Others want oppor-
tnity given to lxva who are subnormal or otheiAvise handi-
capped, to fit Uiem for meet in ff the strujrjyle for existence
I on equal terms with the rest Othois want it simply a jrood
loaix!insf. school for mtKlern boys, teaching them the things
I- they will need to to college, along with h few frills and
I practical extras.
I All this is' a picture. of current'educatfonal ideas in the
United States. Vast sums are spent on education, and on
I the whole the instntctfmi is probably gtHd. But there is
I no agreement aWuit what the scIhhIs are to accomplish, or
how they shall go aNnit it. The country has no educa-
tional pivgram and conflicting ideas as to the lest methods
ii of education are still very much in evidence.
Mrs .1. I! .IPi.i.'ii n u-Kn htiu
..M.. ..I um vwiw-'uu bouiii ue .... cai springs jsunuay viumg nts Maying with her msland : Hot
viV......niu.n t m '. ". i iMi-tnis. .nr. una airs, joe iiy. HrrFkM, mHI,. a lriu ,ome-on
"vie vunimnii iu.ii ini-y uuu . uu wu niis iH'en rtiuutng n iracior at Tiic day last week
placed thtir-case against pruhlbi- j receiving treatment for a broken Hob Wanker ranch. j. Smith or llan i rjiv
Hon before the country. Kg. They are recovering nicely. j Mrs. A. J. Vandevanter and HI- calling upon friends it I'eri v
, Jaim Mactiulre. ..chief assistant1 Miss Huth Hayes visited Mian tie daughters, Oelln and ! oris . ,.,.m,. '.. , ,
iv juiiimi yuiiiitu, ui ewiun, i-.iimv- vuiim' ) t . v."n i c wore Mimi.iy guesis at i ut; Mar-i .; Stoddard rtcentlv
jcounel for the weta. had express-. home Lirt week end. jance Vanurder home. ' 'to liaker.
ed di.-sapointiiient that Wayne It. j lioy t'arper b suffering front an l-'rank Wiggleworth has been .
vt noeier, geeurai counsel ot tin immion on nts race, lie was wurK- imsy plantlny tits garden. He has k
Aiiu-Jsiionn i,ragu. uid Hot sui- mg in i tie woods and was proh- ,all his early garden planted.
Jeet himself to eroKs-examine by ably poison. -,t by Nomc t:getation. j Kdward Wulf was visiting at
Senator Iteed, the Missouri demo- His father is working for him this the t!renre Vanorder home Tues-
whose ((tiraUoiung of dry win-k. His face is healing now and day. He is a member of the Ki hI-
wltuesses added many a colorful will coon be all right again. Ing baseball team this year, which
passage to the long record of test I- Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Hennett and will play Kugle Valley next Stin
motiy. 'Mm, I- S. McHonald visited Sunday day.
I Senator K.ed. said Mr. Mac- at t'harbv KrnnworthjX Mrs.' Francis Miller was at Medical
Hi. Archie was nearly killed Guire, want.-d to iiuestion ih An- Kniiworthy. who has been II!, Is springs on business Wednesday,
the other morning, He got up on ti-Saloon league counsel about re- slowly n-covering. ( Clntance Vanorder and his
the wrong side f the bed. ports thai his organisation is at-j . daughter. Mao. were fixing th-
She Tin not superstitious. . tempting to colb-vt a million dol-I A rattle in the aveiage man's water at the school house Sunday.
Korxike for me yottr Iwd. my love,
i l.onve other times for sleep.
Oh. keep me not awnltlng. love.
' While here my watch 1 keep.
Hut come unto yotir ninflow. low:
No longer, darling, hide.
For it's snowing like the deuce.
my love.
. And 1 led the key Inside.
day
df a trii)
kerosene makes the nst
er for nimbly and gn-nay running
hoards, but the cleaning p ror cms
should be followed hiuiied ately
with a cd'itn waer wash. Kero
j st. tie. if ailovM-d to remain on the
j bovlM. ii, likely to afieet their
j rubber or ceniHKHiun covering
and render thetn unfit tor th.
work nf standing up under scrap
ing feet.
but this was Inis .to be us d
ers of rcng
ln eJtmiiiiK, dry Ciir worries him more than a rat-. The war.-r pipta were stQpp-d
irrt-vx. ' " ' fie n Ms brain 'with mud.
WANTED!
Puycrs for the finest stock of Used Ford Cars
ever seen in l,a Grande. All types; all models;
all prices.
Perkins Motor Co.
Phone M-T.00 Cor. tlh and Adams
Fresh Rhubarb and Apple Pies
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If J'ou like fivsh rhubarb, thru you arc sure t
like our Rhubarb Pics. Our Apple Ties nrc also made
from the fn-sh fniit
Call and see us you alio sure to find something
to satisfy your appetite.
Try our new Home-Made loaf.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
"Home of Golden Crust" Made to sell more.
Open Sundays.
H. NvllliiT Is !;
A lWT iMTlll. ' lll-IH
r iinirivM-nni - 1 Wr' Hn' l'r,l"" l-y nnil '
h l OrrOLKKI 'Iraliy .r- vl.sltlng ill thu horn.- ot
' ' ' , " ; ' Mr. Lay's mother, J. C liy. ol
(WVXOCK ISA T-H N0fV UNCtR 5s Sum Ci , ) '""KLr, a m.
VOOS. ' -jJgS XJ-V il N, ilmiKhli-i-." Klva. . n-turnml , home
? - fevl - 'VltS S j- 7 Siiturday from U CSruluU ulurt: ..,
SkJ Fn e XSV v01 Z , Klva has hi-vn In thu Itospital.
sPnk - z?$k -s - :
V"KVM &1 - 'A. .f VA. VVS. KVTl A lol of mon. y Is wii."l.'il in try-
OvM H J V45 yHPT!. "v- 'VCNl--- ( ns ,u Blv'' " '"""''"I lUuciuion lo
y "( v- ' rhililrvn who ha-v no iiiuk-ul lal-
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j V v5k H J - '1 or, IrMVflt-rf around th worlil ' U
g V mTTi ft fJk.? "fc. '"x ' Th.ir. I I'H
; v-rrr? tTV '. ' st ' iKtrVX (V C A wim to mr down. !
: 09 I 'T fejtP Aykt ,r:r,--r..rufu,; i
svj 1 e& KyM i
i tfV afiaV .Ty V--Q i lcy ST jTX I"''mil viap sh could rtnd. : ;M
I "Ww-p;i. tVS' V-W.ji C?Sr ( J Wn SantuvtH. hunibi, StalUe hjtt
Wliili- ilrivinir jui'oh cr ba'icain.s.
tl IS Mft-r ti Ui-'-p to thi- liBht.
, For your Sunday's
(Qutfng, take, .along, si
jiackagc of - WHIT
MAN'S fine Choco-:
lates. ' ;
Or. II' you pri-fiH 1 soul--'
llllllB llirriMi'ill. Iry u bottll'
(if. lll'N TI:; S SATIN . I.'IN-,,
1SII .1'ANIllKA You'll -Iib
ili'llKhlid Willi our quality
lUlllllii'S. '
Red Cross
Drug Store
Rayon Silk Sets
r.loomei- and Shirt 1 to match.
For Little-Girls. 0 to 11 -can. sizes...
. ,, '. $1.93 . .
Norton's Kiddy Shop
are you building?
IiY I'SINC; THK "URICKS OP THRItT !
YOU WILL SOON BUILD A WALL OK PLENTY
the rcwai-d of your labors
the fruit of your efforts
an assurance of
success.
--lay the foundation loday
by opening an account at
this most friendly sort of bank
A an actrvsa. A tip la IMnci
tow trwvf 1 around th world
iit-t inoitt vf th? irrra nl
n-r rrvt of ih slain. Thvir,
hin shr wantrtf to settle down,
slw dcldril much stajr
ttiifumtntH hal r u I n r l
IhoiMumdn of mrriKvik So
wthr ti untM for t Irast U-m -IHntmental
vYiap sh could find.
Ik-o 8antuoci. humbi StaiUe
Uior. fUitJ tbe bllt -
La Grande
National
Bank
then uc-
T.KICKS Of THRIFT"
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