La Grande evening observer., July 19, 1926, Image 4

Monday, July 19, 1926.
Page Four
EX GRANDE; EVENING OBSERVER
Ia(Snmue ;6enutg bserfor
(Incorporated)
Ad Independent NewBpnpof
FRANK B. APPLEBY,
...Editor and Publisher
HAKVEV F. MATTH EWS . BualneM Manager
Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adauia Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. Tho Observer-Blur publlahed every l'Vlduy.
Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, as Second
Class Mail Matter under act of March 2, 1871 .
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CITY OF LA OIIANDE
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THE CLOIIY OF (lOU "Thill a cloud covered the tent
)of tho congregation, and the glory or the Lord filled the tab
ernacle." Ex. 40: 94.
OFFICE
CAT
THAOC HANK HIO.
& Junius
tlces women ntlll carry talea."
A good thing to r9iuinlcr
And a better think to Uo
work with tho construction
Not with tho wrecking
crew.
Ono w;illow iiiuy not ninkn
miintucr, but a swallow often
innki'S u corpse now.
I ...
I TALKS Ol' I.ONU A;()
In days befuru the radio,
Before the moving picture show,
Before tile unto cuiuy; alonif.
Before the laws making drinking
wrong,
Before the uge of problem plays,
Before the cross-word pur.zlu
uruzc,
When all Uickc things wu were
without,
Whut did wu find to talk about?
.... I
Mistress: "Have 51111 finished j
t'lcuiiluj; lllc braxs oliillllli'lilM j
jel?
Muid (Mln about Miliietliillg) :
vim, Milium all t'xccjil jinir
rings ami bracelets."
...
tlnce a woman made nia:i fall
for an apple; now upplcsaucc
uiukcrt liliiu fall for th woman.
...
A n'W fountain pen called Have-
tlie-Huck4T. lius been Invented
which will aiitotuatlcally stop flow
of ink die Kecond the point is
pluced 611 a dotted line.
. .
Who is-the richest c-ili'cu in
Crimson (Julcli?"
"Can't suy." answered Cactus
Joe, "the pnkcr game , only start-
d an hour ago."
Tim lli'hlo Carried Oil Tho ab-
unit' of Hie groom was Uot notlu-
cil until tho cercniony was over
Xiiltiiighaiii (Kng.) Post.
...
"Where do victors borrow their
money when they uro broke?"
"What do you suppose tho ad
vance mull is for?"
T.;an who's
lull he no-
! Some dry sections arc praying not for booze, but for
train.
1 From the robbery of the Detroit art -museum, it looks
'as if criminals are going in for culture.
Senator Cummins, Iowa's veteran for 18 years, thinks
'Cdolidge will not bo a candidate for the republican nomina
tion again. It is an opinion" that may be influenced by the!
Itelicf that he shouldn't be a candidate and couldn't win the!
nomination if he desired to. Much depends on conditions I
during the next year and a half. At the present time Cool-
idge has'lost much of his following in the agricultural west
mid there is certain to bo an insistent demand for a western .
president in 1928. Whether or not tho western dissenters
can unite on a leader of their own and accomplish anything
against a conservative east remains to be seen.
WEATHER AND WINE
v, A motor truck left Paw Paw, Mich., ' as a recent news
dispatch related, laden with four barrels of grape juice, des
tined for Chicago. When it arrived, that juice was seized
by the federal authorities as gnine wine. It had fermented,
unquestionably, and tui nedlntb such "new wine" as. is tra
ditionally supposed to wreak more havoc to the drinker;
'than the mature vintage. . The driver blamed it on the
iwcainer. u was 1101.
J Here is a problem that is making a good deal of trou
ble all over this land just now, and puzzling many an of
ficial head. It is lawful to posso.s fresh fruit juices. It is
lawful to transport fresh fruit juice. It is not lawful to
possess and transpoit alcoholic fruit juice. Yet time and
temperature will inevitably turn the fresh beverage into
alcoholic beverage, unless the possessor takes special pre
cautions against it. If he docs nothing but bide his time.
he is breaking the law. Human law and the natural law of.
fermentation don't agree.
i In oases of Arabia anil northern Africa, dales gathered
from the palm trees iniripened arc packed on the backs of
camels and transported across the desert to market towns. I
When they arrive, they are ripened and mellow. The heat
11 nd sweat of sun and beast work the transformation en
route.
: The two cases .somehow arc oddly parallel. IUit they
are not tho same. Itinc dates are good for people, and ,
there is no law, human or natural against them. The real
difficulty in Chicago was thai the grape juice started to
ferment n bit too quickly than had been planned, probably.
There are great quantities of it being sold some in
Union county recently because it will tin 11 to wii.o. Of
ficials can stop it only when the process starts too soon or j
when they find its final destination.
Bebe Congratulated:
To Marry Sprint King
I.OH ANGEI.KH, July ID. (AH
Hebe Daniels, film star, is re.
celvinir congratulations on her an
nouncement that she will be en
Kntfcd to marry Charles I'addock
famous sprinter, who is seeking t
duplicate his cinder path succest
on tho screen with Miss lJuniels
lumlnury of' the cinema story.
Paddock seemed stunned with
the sudden mutKnioniul pubHciiv
und will say nuthiptr until he has
seen .Miss Daniels, but ho did not
deny the report. Miss Daniels em
phasized thu fact that (here will
be no vvedtlliift- for at least it year.
She was wMling and eaKcr to tes
tify to tlit attractive personality
of tile Irack speed purveyor. J
ESCAPE ATTEMPT
FAILS; DURKIN,
SCOTT IN JAIL
CHICAGO. July 19. AP) The
record of escapes find attempted
escapes from the old county Jail
was Riven Us moat apectucuUr en-
try Hunday when Kiiiugxlcd dyna- i
mite, fashioned into a bomb und j
'jelieved to have b-'en sent by Hen
y J, Kernkes, midget ulayer, In un
tltempt to ettcupo his impending
loom on the gallows, blew a fir
een inch hole Uito the wist wutt.
Twenty four prlnoners. either
' iTTACrK CHIO VKLOld I'VI
Iowh lodge will build new 3-story
hull here.
j 'M'op nays II may1 ui
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Red Gross
Drug Store
N. K. West & Co.
July Clearance Sale
ENDS TUESDAY, JULY 20TH
Don't Fail to See the Windup Bargains in Every
Department of the Store.
REMEMBER: Merchandise of Quality Only Sold by
M K. WEST & CO., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for 25 Years
convielt'd or uwaitiiiK for ni'irder
ineludiiiK Martin Uui kin, sheik
Kunniun. and Utiiiert Scott, were
in "inurdtTers" row most ol them
eonrined In second Iter cells lead
ing directly to the broken wall
when the explosion shuttered the
Sunday calm of Hi" building.
The dynamite hud been swuthed
in blankets. Only that fuct appar
ently kept It from tearing a 'h utre
hole through the wall. The' escape
was foiled, only by Inches., the
force of the smothered, explosion
ripping . through all
inches of loose brick
outer wall.
but three
facing tliR
A man can smell with his nose,
but that's where a woman shines'.
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Infant's Stamped Dresses
60c
Wc carry a complete stock of Infants' and Chil
dren's wearables at all times and sell at right
prices, dial's why wc grow.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Infants' and Children's Wearables-
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IRENIICM
Torn by conflict
ing passions of
love, duty and her
ton's honor, she
cruet firs herself on
the cross of sran
dal, while the hus
band misjudges
and the wo. Id loses
faith.
'The V.'ife Who
Wasn't Wanted"
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Warner Classic,
brilliant in every
detail which makes
a picture truly entertaining.
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