La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 07, 1913, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text'I t-TL if 'J Volume xii. IjA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1913 " T fi i. i . i ....i Tumultjj Has 1 OTiLIUt-A. J ""ilk.' is. DEMOCRATS DISCOVER PAS! kuwvv .m m . a 4 . mm u m m t k. a w m a ' i nt a w m .. m w w-t mvw tar a j x if a i i j . i j . .,.- i : .v ; -.. i ai rpaH san aaaam Mr m aw i - -i i, i mm m mm mm mm 1 a am mm m mm- 1 IbIIiiuii iibiwif, f . ,t Tsr, ;iii, -i '"i - - ti' - i .a r? irl'fO wsm. i np ilp.i i ir n 1 1 1 1 ti 1 1 mo. t , mi I UL I1IL IRIL llf.milil H .yi- - 'W4jiL.q ?1 ' V' I r ;l ! fJ 10 ')J ii'.'i .n u 00' ) DEFEATED 'BIIiL3 OF SUFFRAGE LEADS MILITANTS TOnt-' . - GREATERoCBIMESm 1 i vc -it a) t to giilni 11 Ja , wJ ! !(( r-- i D0T!-5-r!l i -ij.it or au- m i ijs iit'tn .t!' 4 Pafll'siOthtrdrftl i Bibhop's Park Threatened- Wit). dyami I ik : yf aj-t !-jnn id r ) aock-battery AttachnSitit-Hoasi .'irn .tJ U nt m I pojnraoivji lieSeati Dickson Bill , jj 'o o'joul it amainoitc GiVJIpK jSuSrage to,AVQmeftA-M8injt it oi SI sbo lo ft no -tt-wk las as iave f ollowedjjy, J;hg defeat "brhe toaBeXDfwcomhioW tstetl last .antghti x u ' to :: it a. 4 4.. l CO iU 'J ii at i' .li el T 'If olicit iO - ti i jit ,801?: rfS iisnop s jfarK isr. - raui s . catnedrai. v 1 r 1 8 . i ,. :.' 'Ml 4 fx: . ht,3i H. 'If Hl V. 5r f lot i snop s JfarK isr. - raui s . uatnedrai. I v nother bomb jiv!jjefcs3 reet, opposite the livening Star bilding, tiearf tlftfWrbUT rs. suttfaflbttes aie Uelitkedire onsible. ' - V 1 he Cricket pvimmmlt . tui ferk, The Fulham bungalow" at Bex- 11 anil in ltuiui in Piimhlty I'audyall fioccupttdj weretCuVnd Vlajt light. luffragette literature was found at ach place. Home Secretary McKenna yi'eatly alarmad at the ranawcd ac. 1 t3 i ; tir .q isa:l'j Jrtitoa in i io rr ' 1 j1-; i id! ).(' Mil' .1 oi a rn v iJ i 'C ii "i 81 SWt tjj oiiH- t n afc out t " it 4i ,ros i.. .vocational United Q"21afm4tf F .i . f 1 M. C. A. activity .is broad in , its scope,,.M . Portland - yocatio .edu&tiby.hUs feaftieA aottt heW ieiscod'to-n8htnJWe ,Uni -.States, and similar efforts will be ained jt Vpsh Ia Grande "Y" for ' whicJFf'unda :are now being raised. ..' The cjutk slfbvyn above are v from i- the ' Portland l"Y" showmfbbve; bncklayjng, nnrathe. middle carpen riq; eA below, plumbing classes at.rwrk.-fi. WiSLL.MSl'l. i hit ?i r ei pfol-jnTU' s.t . ji ,an o if- w vi In HAWPERED. BJf 3HUNDER: . n. 01 si iar't.-M noloiM ni' 15 SI'! t'1 i SCHOOL &OYS ARE LIBERAL i ) 1 15 5 tJ flllf! .si ii J n 11 .fi Ji If 10? Ill Small Dohat3otftr FSfortCBijf Tirrft'oryi oa to n? iv s n: mnc''i oHJ Sw?llvthjd;T,faktDwalions 1 to Da'ie 'to Bet iV.J'if'l-1 u'Jen - M. I :er thaw Ten TnoOB-' Preset! 3ftiM "flf TOURTirroT3:sr-pn3!'i PmJHTRB-BN'F and happiness of .many Democrats hang on a cflntejLa( bla leather-covfret loMlef wdger tha lies on th5awK lirjoopFPTumul tift nnnrn k Mr llll I i UIIUUI 'IU ty, secretary to President Wilson .Theqa b fttfovhti&mWwtjl the boolf to, attract attention and were )t rtrft f 6rhBlact tHrft the bddfc i3alayaiiatiiet'hpifl HhOL Sttttttaty J aidT.rJ..SiiggtalsTaJoWiasf, Tnmultv.leaves-for-thft. iav ki 'BaVer Wrs'Ttl'DSf,' ''e(fgerof itsxisence' proBal .ft vi u, if v M h nii. w wc't0J!,in9Ve!aeream?kTiow?tJ'J i 'on i m sr e . ? developed that there is . at jaast, om 7WWi.y IL-U.-n-ii Dft(re for pverv state-irfMeTiinibii unHer?liligAtfiing&r o,Wers while some states have half a' dozen. ..4aW' Tl ' U Be IIWWIC I li canJl- nlty proudly boasts could hardly be iffiOO'! m tne povers are statements of the .Evidened'ih'e 'LSgeof'mj? cAn-1 fexmimuiiiauauuii-juiiaiuii.ju pai'li tmiii its the Democratic-party in each of the Lxit li' &,"tfoa.:'.tA, names and data about joD ivitv of 'the suffragettes, bund by. the Cathedral verger, who feard tA tfe-Jidpluigad4t into-l r 4" f afar 'YmtnT& Tfivincr it. &l?r 4o the I " V blicei It-Ava&-a -cubical 4ronrecepti-- e six inches square, and evidently ade'kyrailapert.sI4,waa4eplareJ. , . the Jvpme of that j tha bomb .was, lied with high xpjosives. It was found twenty minutes before Vie to open tha Cathedral As thfl tthedral is guarded day., and, night;, I p6te'4ftkiito' ilnieratajiyAortktHe uitants slipped the bomb into the BiOTEBD M TIBH San-Erancisco,-May7, -Search wa begun today for the alleged subscrip tion list started' by th4- Italian bunco men,- for' the1': widow' of a gamtiler killed in Portland to which it is said San Frani-iai-n pnlit-oman plapH their nances' Jor various amounts. : Michael cVllVWldl Disttt AftotiPeyT'.Eicliert ofiothe -exieteflce -off th Ifttylfoufe-jknew nothing"fre!feieT-4vheVeabouts. Gallo reiterated, charges that bunco men operated. irj Oakland with, the knowledge o,tJii police'. ' yii Eight police: offrs7inSa'd'Fran. re' already indicted for;" canney 1 I I III . II III AM I I ill UUI LI Ik III I SfEKS VICE BY EXAMS. iMDQfl I, Republican promulgation Not Deemed 7 lU-QblncSae t'iitS tfie Spirit of the pLk rndauU,Htyte O foil BTiSH V Unl of no ominnrinnn (a a 4a GMai::-1A.t . T EB'v)Jl 9 1- ' d if ui Jaii it cat ? Washington, May t. The order' of . ifrth ier- vice, is to be revoked immedinl elv. 1 made thin afternoon by Postmaster ' Omeat'Bgilwuw'aftweuttfar with President Wilson. ' Anolhur measure is foT!eTuTsTin!iJerBIrlMon said, complying both in letter and spirit with the civil service Miju'.re ments. Burleson holds thattTaft's ernmeTiilitiffirSpIlcin flosCmutel s vho Jied appiiPw.tfaJSiiltioosan the class ified service, violates the spirit of the law. , . v dent Wilson left the White donors wean : idejtermjne,; tbe.ian)0unlj8 commencing toraorrownoon, the Pal- ice unnoticed. ' - " "Luck-Alone Saves Church; rhe Express said the bomb found in ' Paul's "was m filled with- iteor. rcenne or whicn there was suiii- Snt 'lo4iave wrecked the historic If ice. The bomb was timed to ex- jde about the time when found, but ective machamsm prevented tne b . r . V '' . .U -: tastrophe. CALIFORNIA LEGiSLflTUBE PLANS : i 1 J 1 T - -. tPaion8 with 'feV'-tiwaa' ! bunco, mer"millcpewswilL.bi called upqn at ringi --t.".. ':. . v-w:-mies much sympathy from the president's secretary. But there is one thing thafcvaw,,W(,MTheaVvW that few o rthanfiha;ye ,-as .Jjet.jfiaur that is that the "hieh snots': HARLOW ,IN, DISCARD.. . , , fj iker Managet Released! 'After First Two, Weeks of Playing., ,;. all Walla,'Wash., May'G. (Spec- Harlow and Kutina . were fe ed here this afternoow fcvrA C. ier who arrived this 'tnorninfe-from er.. ; jThg, .matter, has been , under Sideration by the: directors J for ie time,1 huV hidef fifcite actiortTwasi fen until a fe.minnlj8s befprete. frnooa .game was caueo. narrod the teWlirthV'&tt'aiM an will' lbbU rafter Ihem whloithew ItraveHng.-nJtff Hosier wiUjemain, rougnout tne wees to see now tne L --Aert works' out, aMiCte ftted that three more changes will ke place is new men cen be secured. len Taylor is on the initial bag ay for the. foW,pi4gei'' ftltd, rmerly played lirstlo the Univer- of Utah, and hadC tftajite&o-g Ih the Logan, Utah, team this year. men and today will see the re- pe of either Snoddv or Garber. h pitchers. ' . etcher Rock of Seattle will report pe Baker camp tomorrow. ADJOURNMENT NEXT SUNDAY Sacramento, May 7. Next Sunday at noon is- the time agreed upon for adjournment, by, a majority, of the California legislature, although an extension ' may) be agreed; upon later in the week. The, legislature at pres ent is in session almost 12 hours a r)ITT 1 .day, ''and,, .is'''r,ushing,iflill, j 'unopposed measures' through' as '' fast' as the lerH can 'call ' roll. '. , V " 4 With thaialien land laws out of the wayj', theeglslittire Jja" pejw giving' its attention to other matters of import- nW"',,v '' ' ' ft . i:-:.' la Xi,'ia- , - ..... noon and the country districts go on the actte")cr,r1tor3rom9r,ro-W5 out, and that is that the ."high sqolxj of .their statements to Tumulty are always a p&rt of, his :jriyjat recordg. '") I,EAGlE BECJOR ftEET SciielueJMec!tfngIto Be Hli t Walla n 'Walla TomfirWw Artef noon. . n ow-t -r -7 vf :)VfftBsidentr Sweet and ,8.11,, directors of - the.Weer.n, Tri-State league will meeV in Walla' Wafla-'1 toWdrrow to ftYeh''out'?tie.?prbt)Osedi change in schedule.' La, jGrande I?aker and Pendleton are dissatisfied with the eight weeks clause and are going to makartfeePJ,Ouf0-r!ii?,eeP away liiniliifiJriaVoVe 4ft art the other Yakima, three leaiB3 Walla WttllaiiJmi Boise do not indi cate larirer attendances than the TI8 TO IftS -fl -hw-team- o-iiTUTiTl" tmWB- wiH -,- logical reason seems plausible . for making road teams of the smaller clubs. P, atttid the meeting irom priTBui ni 'ji' II 'in l.t s ,Jfr Investiture JCerembnies. 111 71 ')' .;.!!. jo i; ..o;i, I'l hi , int. hi ' IJalBmazoo.' Mich.v Mfer than ooe thousand. Catholic jclergy men from' alf .iVeV'th1; Vfflft&U&m nrf Cahadd fathered htprejmf WjSitfMfi the investitueai. ceremoniesi oin'o honor, of ;the BlgKt!1 ReverfeWa, dAsfghor, jptflplt O'EriWi; Mr irAPgHstihs's church. iThe tltleof 'Monsifenoi re&rfl ly as sjpw'il'ahero by fopfe Piu With only 'a 'few ex-' o$ p-arisrte county was f ep resented fhere todays of the Catholic clergy In a decade. Father "O'Frienls "one of "twelve who 'bear?Keifitle of Minstgnor1 irr-Ame'ri-' lai ' w -Tri '.ii'- i"' nartib Home Rale Bill In. l U'Jtii Jilt viav i ivwi wio uuinu here and Chas. Hozier is already at pnje and Welsh disestablishment bills Walla Walla. ; ! came up in the lower house today. I And in . the various states where there is a real fight on, Tumulty's The Presbyterian: church "aid so-notes wibg "fina woj-d'i- when iptv sprvpd thn limrheon todav noon, the president jb' th? lmitedStates takes up for settlement the r various difficult problems of patroiiaglin those Sections. ' . In addition to the gossip, there is placed in this little book- in black and white"-the results of Tumulty's independent investiga tions of the : charges and counter led upon .him-his ,opinoins v of ;, the charges made by men who nave cal- merits of their claiuistoldiotatOr-ihipV anu ma upiiuuua ijl wucij BLanuiiigs-' as business men aiid executlveS. It will surprise many of those who e now insisting that they are the ciety served the luncheon today noon. Three cheers -went up,, in thejrhpn.pr during the.. noon houp. ,r,t,i iThe, order of Eastern gtar, through its social club, ! headed the fraternal order donations today, with a substan tial il .st, ,not . counted , in the wtai ot $3816 . subscribed ;'since yesierday noon , if" , . , , , ' , , Union Meeting, Sunday Night. ,:, Next ,Si-nd.aye1vening(inl the opera house 4ill. the christian., organizations in the city wlil)rgatbMvtjtQ hear. a lec ture, .,and ,to see, steroptical yiews abouj tHe wpr,of( the X- M-.p- Mr. Rhodes' has lWO..scenes,vdipic1tin the activities, iealjed' ji'sspcjatjons alL oyer,, .the cjun.fi-y jThee WT,,be. shown an4.,a, very ;jn),eysi; lectur.ej willL.accompany them,, f vr 'ii nsmrofS,chQol .IJo.ys Worj. , : j - : .tainlv the,,sloEan.f"Everybody 'Give8'. ,adppte4 fo?. Jjhe, Y.., CJB cajnpai I w te,most qatcjhing f. oven . ,irtg tpe.vhigJcJiooj, bys Rfif,?. tl-J .organjfiatipngofjjjejr ,soy(4ting,,:team -and in a.ffsw minuttais'Sd over' $1Q.. They p't-Qmiae. report a,, total ojf $6,00, -ail-:rai8d. byfichooi .jbqy.s. bgfoifi the, Intl to AITAH . .uojr o.:V"-l IB (1 1(1 (IV -ih I . ,1 n Mifis JBkmqhnoqk yeserjjay gei; ,nooi sot, nda,rdr4hejftte.Bgraph:, ersi.ofcith'J city. by gQ&ifZJk A ?od any-whsiponajHa-; eptpect fuL ;to fellow fromtjthe.ladieftjOj; La pre,, f or ilajswgtoalljiokijiig,:; Q$q9tjt,fafj$y ri3 impotrant to the young won.en ai it'is to the young men themselves. By aid of automobiles the country Pi-esj and of ,f'ie,8d so"licitors?',ort?yX Mfe ! hunters and the men who, having no handful is not?kmg4 al!tfvB .WitfePs1 desire themselves for jobs, are try and the enthusiasmd--K!as ol Vitpl&M ingr to hold the veto power over those spread to'even tlie'KffiewarmS'TO SucH wno actuauy sj e rgi Kjvi 'iv aH to&tmten' 12 hbtlrsairo Wdt? employment. gKSHghimn MVMfiT- .AaftliBi HfniVHiUttt -fAnnl eation:' to the ' affairs of the . United Cinched their beltsand irwlnthei States of a little plan that Tumulty scfio'61 i1amielectrifW65lariclwolv Jersey City, later as a memW(lJaVa K tAaaM-'WA-aniiMltanA-jr-aBOOneol assembly: and finally A seceayoli- iMted since last evening when school,. Governor Wilson. He jots down ev Kvasoufc-froBi!ihJol boyAfif teach- ery thing that he hears about, a state fers ilonek To J.i&ro-rainla teauv, wasi situation. 1 he various aeiegauona theiibdnner-Weba-id jits, tojtf. (tf ,$8 which caV-f'"6 Wl'Tt5pf o KiihDriVih,-.ift..vflstoljir;..noon was i av e al way hit o aatt to 1 W L , 4 a J Mrnlled an i 'Wid i,to,iBtand',Aintil' the ty. He is a good listener and the honors .) areno deorwneiftTOevjf.i leader who is having trouble getting Nearly alii committees (repprt.jplenty, piaceiiijs giflf f f 33" of money dn sight fchat .needs 'qpiXifr that he wil1 get a 'dial bearing and day. tr;.!tw lift wwcli, the-,prpsoective : 2feO;ito confer with some aiifs( the president s room of the sonate. ' He will discuss appoint-, ments with them and will send a batch to the senate tomorrow for con- That? La Grande "and Union . will come up for consideration tomorrow and trha,frj th lon -ra pipls in the postmastership racehere will he brought to an end tomorrow, is the belief expressed here. That the local offioe- has Jueeii updgrj djscjsion this pfterntfop is ; Washington. ip a prob able thing. are only real sinon pur, biw -ij .the bottle apd dve4 if4 tf wool 'Wilson meB. 4ht Soei'otnrv"-Tumulty has. ther iiej number iij,bjapk and -white i in theopagespiv-Jiii-ijiUttile book.... He . (ConUjiued ,ou.8 Pftge,itEIghtAv . ' Washington, May 7. With consid eration of the income tax paragraph 'concluded ehohse ""peqn f& long . debate .on the . administrative ieatures of the Underwood bilt today. The do bate included a renewal of the fight for, authorization of a tariff commis sion. Other-" proposals ' debated"jincluded the authorizing,, of the, president to , negotiate reciprocal :. trade treaties -withforeign,- countries, taxing -Philip-, pine imports, exempting imports to Porto ' Rico, ' providing retaliatory duties against . , merchandise from countries which ttix similar merchan dise from the United States, ' permit--ting-a-r-ebate-'Of- ten per cent- on mer chandise imported ip American,, vea- sols. rjm. fans, f ,-7.- King" onR. Sbain hff .-rived lot a A e visit, thl Tl2?Jcei!.19d.'54 ' . i v r. (Continued on Page Eight.) Washington, Ma? 7f-Qf folate ' of thei coi)praJjomU)t iiivitmiof the treasury deflaj-mqnt ipin,ed . today tain a contract relations with em ployes to share in profits, will not come under , the provisions of . the corporation tax law for payment of actual amounts shared with the em- es raw I II Ul f ru I U Llffll LU ii i. -;J) -.1 ii o- Ifunf 1 -.v4 t ,3 , i V'-:, ' spa , tv.1Chlef iv fni-nnmhn lis with their employes must not be a bonus nor voluntary distribution of profits but a contractual relation with the employe, givinjf the latter a logal right to demand his share."