La Grande evening observer., January 13, 1919, Image 2

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MINIS-!
S owfr heed;
vice irre reaped -to their- fonBefov-b'
o;- given one equally reuiumtive ,
7! amendMie Oregon constitutiuiuin
(frier to ifi'.jantee em piny merit to cito
izens out tif wo9:i, upon uppliofton. I
To abolKfc private niploymenla
agencies and co-operat with he Un-t-l
tii Stat? employment service, i
To remove from shipyards youths;
under 18 years, and place them in
KEADY TO MAKE'-'"'
I " : LAtfs FOR STAT?
IS DISCUSSED
(Continued, TiO-ii P"K D'
DEI.KttATKS SKE A NEKI)
TIIKIVING INDUSTRIES.
....school: to take like steals with chll-j
jiirin under lb years employed in;
FI.' AN")
j Unlit of the 9fl(il,m!ie provisions of
.the li par c0t aueiulment.
j urination uu taxation pronjono
jar. xpected 10 hkve -i considerable
ri i-i-rumr JplaCB '" t'1 '"Kisl"114" dim:" Ions.
.'''& I" 'if.T.iiullon nrobIei,i have nnnoared In
"a
t 9 ashen nd marked .hi ""''P.. MnvV-
I' : .. . iMhai his niu.tache ifid hair are Aotlr
ASKS. POWER
Minium iioiicnwiuein r.xuiii ""'"-" .i,k h,rf ,r. .
III. Mill it Wealthy. IKWfeanu ... " " TIT
Kiund Legislation Is Aim of Itccon
BUurtinnista Danger From I,
W. W. Ih Foreseen. '
PORTLAND, Jan. 11. Repented
warning that only an immediate solu
tion of the unemployment enigma will
nerve to nip in the hud the poison
ylanta of the I. W. W. and Holdiovist
propaganda was sounded again at a
session of the Oregon Slate Keren
struction convention, while delegates
stores, shops anii factories.
To hasten port development in Port
Ilk ml and other harbors of the state.
'i;o immediately devise a state-wide Itctofutions
program of intensive highway ilevel-i
opinent. r
. Alien Slacker. Target.
Somewhat out of order by the rules !
of the convention, which were sus-j
pended with acclaim, the assembled ,
(T.l'Ii.('O.NSII)KIlS SHORTAGE
Passed Id-commending
That Action He Taken to Con
serve (,'amc of (lie State.
no tangible form so far, but a num
her will he up t. hv solved. Ths Is j
certain, because Wio -p.ssage of the I
uniform classiticatlon amendment by :Sccrptary
the peoflle lies. .never been followed
on as yet with legislation to matte
'but amendment a .live letter 'In the
alph abet of the orr-ani" law, Theie
are plenty of proposals which will he
toi-thcmotiiH under this head, but
l.irectort of the Wiliv. Pin nnA
in legates wnueu noi ior me enti Fleetwood club at a recent meeting
the session, but passed a resolution, 'discussed , shortage of fish that has
addressed to congress, asking that ,t.t. alolu., to Union county and
alien residents who evaded the selec- mss,, lhe fjtowirIfr resuiioll:
live draft be forever debarred from, Wherjas, other counties in the state
citizen.-hip. !(Jf (j.UKn have an open season on
..Many members of the Oregon leg- i.,.vr ,i .!,.. ,. ....,.. :.,
bent every effort toward advancinglilflturl! attended the session, ..-itching ,,lli)ln ,,. alternate year
feasible solutions. . th" Hft of public opinion and rwon- wou( 8in, provie ,,,,,. protc,.tin
, Ainonur the pro.sals presented to Uttuclion thought, in readipess for the rr sanWi th(.y hre ow pt.ntiru In
the delegatea by speakers and by reso- "I" ""' w,,,r """"""i suiil county
hltinn from the floor, dealing with the monuay 01 ween.
difficulty of restoring positions to re- W' ln "' """"" Ifaine laws of Oregon should provide
turned soldiers and the (uestion ofl"""1 of l,he Impo'l'"'' sub-commit- f(r SU(.h n ,n m iaV(,r :(i
employment as an entity, were the fol-;"" yesterday, whose resolutions were tJni(m 0()Unly overy aWrnule
lowing: presi.n,,, uPBiuKr viu. u.e M" '" jum WB ni(wt rc!tp.(.tfuy urg, thattty grand Jury as an Inquisitorial
To memorialize congress for the en- resolution of the committee. 'such change he made. I body to Investigate state Institu-
acttnent or n measure, now liefure it
LONDO.V. Jan.
ibose who have had Mich proposals In ! correspondent of the Bally News Tel
'.iiirliiu Ills recent eonfSement In beif.
. 'ih looks like a withered old plan of
Afthoush the former Cerman Km- jo or sO years an bears but little
Ieror Is now utterly shoru of alt j resemblance of the proud ruler t
i.mri-ii nr.jrur he u still nmfft in!,i,t dav. when oiily a few months
r ' the public eye and doubtless will JaBo. when, with tjie German hosia
'continue to attract special nitentifXi jrapidly overwhelming ffance, heVju
KKTAIII.IKIUIKNX-OK WOIlRKnH1 lmtu ,,iB fute is U(,dQea. . !groiiilng lilmsclf for his tritimphul
While the ex-kalser is virtually a :t.ntiauce Into 1'ans.
Home Idea ofthe enormity ot the
ex-kaiser's vanity. anli tlle con2
(luent greatnoss of lh ol"w which
his pride baa received, may bo ob
tained from the fact that a recent
Inventory "of hid prlvato belangjiiut It)
Berlin and Potsdam shows that Ilia
wardrobe, when ho fled frem CerT
many. Included 598 military and na'
val uniforms. ' -
iikpi iii.ic is ;.r;
O'llrien 8ays ilowment
Therefore, Be It Resolved, that the
mind have been fr.tnit in saying that
they are awaiting a rounding of the
sentiment of the legislators bofoie
lhev advance them in the shape of
bills.
All Purta of investipations are ex
pected to come to ,i head during the
coining session. , Tia'coiost among
ibeso probibly will be a penitentiary
probo to supplement !ho probe made
hy Hie Marlon' count.' grand jury. An
nil lira l ion also has teen given, II
might be said in tl'is connection,
that there in ly be an effort to amend
tho law relative to the Marlon coun-
l?rillitinir three ntontlis' full nnv to llI.ASr EAIl I.. . MADIV
discharged soldiers ami sailors.
To request congress for a land-development
anil settlement program in
Whereas, the grouse in this county lions. Some members of Oie leglsla-
l.i.i.i.. t. 1 1, :..4 iL. U:..l. illolllrn ,t.b rnnnrt wlllfh
.19.000,00.000 CKJ ARK1TKS ,-:. h '"''.":: t ',., ',,.,!.. I.v the eriml i, rv relative
jun. and the onen season du i not stnrt :o tho prison, hava Intimated that
WASHINGTON
nine billion cigarettes were produced Uh(j Au(,u,t 1Slhi t whi(.n tj,ne'jt jB Lime sueh a staltilory ch'a
prisoner," he i!lll has on ifeposlt In"
villous' bunks, at 4 1-2 per cent in
terest, cash amounting to 4,7i,
000: so tlrjit even though the large
Separate From Klnn Fein ami in ; governmental .annuities to the var
Hympatliy Whli lloMievlxm i'"r mom bare . qr the Hoheniollern
, , 'faihily (the payment of which has
. (been suspended) should be abollsh-
, ' ' 'cd. and the 90 valuable estates to
U. "The Dublin ... ii I.v. .I.lm hA eon-
'Ojo.itn.l k. ik CArmnii nennle. there
egraphs: . ;w(1 stm ougi, t0 enable the
I was received Thurr-Jay In tho ,,,, lhe faudy to provide fnirly
llttlo room at I.ibel-ty h ill where :c0mfortly for hts wife and children
J linos Connolly (xcuted as a rebel) :whnu.ver may bo lila own fate,
and Ills assoclutes signed their pro- Kocont reportsi Indicate that this
elauiatlon of nn Irish republic two one-time emperor lna for some days
years ago, by Connolly's sue- been seriously ktdlsposed and that
cessor, Thomas Koran, and three : he Is now confined to his bed almost
other prominent leaders of Irish rov-continuously. This Illness seems
olutlonnry tiude unionism Hecre- to bo due primarily to a renewal of
tury O'llrlen end Treusurer John- his chronic ear trouble, but is doubt
ston, of the Labor party, and Cor-' leas aggravated by plher-long-stand-respondlng
Secretary Hughes or I.ar- Ing physical Inflrmi'.lea, by the chang
kln's and Connolly'a old org:inI-es of habit and environment Inci
zation,' the Transport and General. dent to his confinement, and also by
Worker's Union. "What Is the polit-ithe mental depression and worry oc
Ical programme of Irish labor to-!casloned by his vastly, changed es
day?" I asked O'llrlen. itnte. It Is said that the former rud-
"'You mny take it," he replied, 'that dlness of his complexion, has entirely
in the main the Lalior party over here; "
"A Bit More."
Near a great city school Is a shop
known to the children who patronize
It as the "Bit More Shop." The pro
prietor caters to the boya and girls In
little things the children like, and he
always gives good measure an extra
apple or a "bit more" of candy. There
are three clusses of people ; those who
don't do their duty, those who do their
duty and those who do their duty and
something more. Christian lieruld.
HATS
Regular prices $:i.00, $3.50,
sale prices $1.C0, $1.50, $2.50.
1-lS-Ht THE TOGGERY.
$4.00;
triul service flag ,t Oregon displayed many cigarettes as were produced scv-
ns n pledge until nil men of the Her-ien years ago.
behalf of ex-soldiers and other work-! in the United Suites last year unit, ,,,., im,m,ii,i.' i. .., ,i -u..,. i. .itiotnnteil. hut Lift tho rS
ers, with provisions for stocking the s) far as the department of ugriiuuure j in tfl(, owcr ntituies. and that it, the proposal lias not been dlviilTWr'. the ownership of Ireland by the work
new farms and extending credit tolbiis been able to ascertain, practically wouM iKiter to have tn0 open Miliary Legislation Promised. cls 0f Ireland. We not identify
the settlors. jail will be used in this country, as few 'imn gtun on AuKust l Bt in fornier Military legislation Is also' in pros- ourselves as a party with the Sinn
Industrial Expansion Hrged. will be expurted. This represents, the , nmvide better h,.,.tinw : 1 nect along with a ihs,postion of the 'Fein because we do not know what a
To keep every business and indus-1 department reported, four times as, ni,rt.fim, ttc It Resolved, that we naval mllltla situation. Sinn Fein republic may mean, but on
j recommend that the game laws ofi The committee on Judicial reform f hroadly national issues wo join with
I Oregon should change the beginning i"'vi" 1"vc "l)0r' """tc Bnu 11,0 ! it. !
jdute on the open season for grouse;10 reports of this body will bring " 'May we expect to sec labor in the
from August 15th to August 1st innj;,bollt some discussion, although it lj coming national assembly?'
each year. generally admitted by mouthers thatj "'Certainly,' he said, 'in such an
Whereas, the re-estahlishment of oma portion or other ot the two to- jassem),ly labor would form the loft
the Minam hatchery on Wallowa riv-ll"""''1 win bc aba'-1 illto lhe 8tat" jwing and would do its best to perme-'
er for mountain trout, would provide!11"' llook. late the other parties with its prinri-
fur testocking of the streams in Enst-i I'llUe Innrauee legislation seems, plea You may be jnterestc(1 t0 notice
ern Oregon, at less expense than the!in si,;llt' Wlnor 1"-'1,lllne,ua to JlK,ihow closely related Connolly's scheme
shipping in of the fry from distant I1"1'"1- "iW" os th''y la'H'riis to the soviet idea developed by the
point, and further as the streams of commissioner s offic - will be ProP"8" , Bolshevists. We regard Bolshevism
Eastern Oregon need such restocking' ' ;" '"" , , ;with sympathy.'
t this time; ' j been suggested by tho Fish and Game , .T;,c fuct of ,he matter is,' chimed
Therefore, He It Resolved, that we :"""''"" '""' 11 ,iin Hughes, 'that the Irish labor move-!
earnestly urge the re-establishment of 'he "l,l"l"'ll'1ra 1 , ,, I'lu rl iment doea not troub,e ver' n,uch al,out!
tho said hatchery for trout. j1'" Bll",ul1 in U,,,'i!B ,hB "0kloB fl0m jSocialist theories.' !
Wherous, with the open senson on !,a""118 8'lirL(- ,., ', ,,r,, "The spearhead of the movement is
deer hs it now exists, it is almost im-1 ' '"'"'""" " ''.,. i . .-. . stilt the Transport and General Work
....n.i- .i...i- ..... t . -r .u. wl" be a nutter ot p-ime I-:. penance .
r """ ""- i'"" , , and proinlsoi to iwak-r uWc'jssiins
season 10 save me meat oi iieer Kineii i i,D..ir nn,.,.,,ri , m.itr.
A Feature o f the
January Clearance
Silk Blouses Less 25
miiy islands for the establishment of &l &tMuJtlmMmltmimamtmmimmmwimmmmmimMmim
orkers republic." That is to say, for-
ers union. Two years and a half ajjO;
the union had only 5000 members and,
ALL SUCH DELIGHTFUL STYLES THAT
WE BELIEVE MOST WOMEN WILL' REC
OGNIZE THE ECONOMY OF IMMEDIATE
PURCHASE.
$10.00 VALUES FOR $7.50
8.00 VALUES FOR 6.00
6.00 VALUES FOR 1.50
5.00 VALUES FOR !jtt.75
4,00 VALUES FOR 3.00
MADE OF A BEAUTIFUL QUALITY OF
GEORGETTE .CREPE AND CREPE DE
CHINE.
Hill's Dept. Store
hi? in inn iiori mivnnrni'P in nnvn inn .
I , . , is a (leu ai.a timoiu' inn
man u now ih, m oruer mat numera h Uiril,,u. fn whether or not that
may ave the meat oi deer kiUixl ,1 u,.
inin v..n.lin.. . .1 ono kvnn1.I. ''TV,!,. !
.ir:ii.:ri for;. . ... r., J
t.lls report will proiinb'y , V j i , , ."' . . .
rection and the execution of Connolly."'
board cmuilli: t fuiK'iinn
miring sucn season; Th,. IMcltb- Northwest Touring As-
wily WwBrnwrMFRt open iljrtt;ict -x -Xw 'k Mi r-'A'v "liw VW APUT : of W "Ipuhllc ,
Thi'ivforc, He It Resolved, .that we ;
Grand Army Sutton."
.Simon on deer open thirty days Inter
than the present opening date, Biiil!f,Iirill- tll(1 ,19t two veais in the t,,e Inp.'1 ! thp cmit- was nPl
t-l.m.. thirlv Hnv- Uimr thiin th. . , ,n.w, ,s" "r a motion uv.ulo at Mill.
- - . f..- iijici; ti me llll'L U'luiac v..,.. . . ... ..
lent closing date. , i conceivable.
Whereas, the closing of the spring I Highway Measures Certain,
sinson on ducks greatly improves the inmortant hichway legislation. In-
fall shooting and provides ample pro-cludiiig plans for securing more
iicnpollH in 1.S84 by Chili W. llaiznnl
of Pennsylvniiin. that th? council- of
administration of the G. A. It. te di
rected to adopt a design for sueh a but-
Fruits and
Vegetables
A Full Line of Fruits
and Vegetables in sea
son always on hand .
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
-rfrfi'rr'r"iPirr'f")' irnn-irTiiffraijijr ijhb
ton. The design was formally adopted
unuu.1 i.i same. .m uie ciou.- 01 mi ,o meet leanai aio, w... nine ,,y , wlnt1 ,, a,,truv.u hy
the spring season was a good move,la foremost part in every legislators )thc uatloml encampment,
and further, whereas, feeding marches'progratiime. - - -
should he estublished and niaint.iined i;ducation:il legislation, with stress
;for ilucks; l.fd upon vocational training, will
Therefore, Ho It Resolved, that we be advocated by educators in line
Quick Cure for Croup?
Wnteh for the first syniptom,
hoarseness, nnd give Chamberlain's
It is prompt
recommeno inni no cnange ue im-io in:vltn tneir outuneu i-uuis wnuu "' ' , ('tiUjrh Kemcdy at once.
me iiurn season, as yw exis'ing, ann a Hiun t lino' ao. uw j.nt effectual Adv
that feeiling marches he established : with the sugrestions of the State!'
nnd maintained for ducks.. j Teachers' Association. ,ce cream sK,as nn(, sunilae3i hol
Whereas, tho season on china l:hens- Hut minor n oposais will be offered . .. . (.,,,
ants as now fixe.1 in Union county for changes in the forestry' banking, j chaM Mi con'mrnQ tmn,te.
provuii's ample protectitm tor such yi-eignis nnu iu.wmiii.-.
game, and further, however, that ilue food and similar administrative
!o the fact that Wallowa a.ll linker 'functions. The Stale Hoard of Health
counties have no open seasci ti a.iul .will seek larger appropriations anil
chinn pheusatlU, although well sup ienhllgeil poweis, while tho Oregon,
plied with them, and the hunters from Social Hygiene society will also seek
said counties flock to Union county to P- rpetlnte IH existence on a
during the open season here, therehv ! ''ro-ulened scale, using Us work j
putting the burden on Union county of among tho soldiers as a reason for j
supply birds for said counties, in nd-(continuation '-f i Mil against bad
litinn to i.nr nwn hilnterar 1 soe 01 cunu II Ion i. I
all kinds of egg drinks. You will bc
. pleused with all these at Silvcithorn's
! fountain. dl-i:i-tf
FAMILY DRUS STORE
lA aHANDt.ORlGON.
Accidents Will Happen
Unless vou KNOW that your brakes are proper
ly adjusted to respond in all emergencies. .
The Standard Auto Repair Shop
Corner Adams and Fir, will make them right. All
work guaranteed. ED CYRf Prop.
ThcMvfore, IV It Resolved, that we
earni'Mly recommend that no change
f Numerous o'her minor matters.
will
up for consideration.
K' made in the open season on china 1 ,ans ,nr s-"'" 1'istl-
nhi-jisMM in Union rnnntv il mv'l,llill,ls- itidmlinK nonic prohaMe n:c-
rxi-its, and that on open season bo es-
ln!i!ihrd'in Wallowa and Ki.ker nmn
ties cirrf spondin to sueh season in
L'ninn enmity. . ' ;
'Whereas, the closed season on elk i--
anoiit to etui, and as su-.'h season
La Grippe Coughs
ioin-si:.
'Mr
Stun tltoso Hilly hard hi i!ritini"
citiKn tli.it wc.ikcrt tlu-system atul
InwiT the vital r.-.inincc tn mote n-rinti
ilinrnu, by liiknitj I uity'i thii. vinj
Siinic viilitns of hi grippe never
lullv tecovef. lhe h.-Mlth tt lh htn(s nn.l
ISc couh th,t "hsnt oa" u the nHih
lhat threatens
Foley's IIonc5f Tar
tu'lps.froni the very hist doso. It
pun a iimthin. helinjt conn4 on the in-tianu-d
undoes, rt-iievci lUc tidtne. nflj
HmnrM, ram phlr)(-n eiiK. n.l 'iwi
romfoniiijt Krlinj ot er nnd wimtih. It
Il alto (t'"Vl tor tronctnl CMiJihi, UouImc
rome nnM cotih. luklui thnui uj
"I hit an t-1k fnjriH.rii. IvMh Kirii htn i
V.ilvnt ( An.f mottiini nttii. n,v li.-i,
fmlfdim lkiuj' mt t ..rTc rril ,i iTtr p licirt
' (('a. I i.M.k r.- b. ni, at tU H.m.
Idc n.J it t.ok li .,..r., .4 , ,
Ilrmrr.t v (Vi o , He oi'4t,.. tl.(.
J. U. uilcrLuiA W iiiJmu. o.
J wi tiln bed c'Jt l adr;-: nt' hjj a rr
V(h. I i ifik loliy n Itmtrv' ,tA Tnr .tJ m
fcrl. n nnll fer?t i. II ll0-rd t 9
r..uh ...J At ftitrt .s.. i m at i 1 t'-e
hw ai4n 1 am N r M. AWy, .
oinmendatiims from Warden STevuns ,
to BUppltMiient lecnmm'entlatioiihv lliat :
had been made before his fneuinijoney ;
will alsi bo up. (
Theo aio juI tho hlpM spots and!
further minor recommendations that
slmtild he extrndod fr another period
- -. . 1 . : im'st indefinitelv. ;
of f.vf year, it not lonyer, or made, . lM , , . . , . , '
, ' . There will lie nn i?e..rth of leefsla-:
Then-fore, He It liesolved, that we . ,. ., . '
... . . ollis may eelin. e anvtlimi: in the nist.
feinnien-l tM::t the clo$'M season on .. ,.,,. ic Aim. t l i-n
k W extended for at least five years ,.,., . 'm
tK,'',r- . re. , , . , be te' in the forty days that start
Whereas, the offu'e of sUte biolo- ntJ?t Mondav '
jj;it is not neeessaty. nl the money, .... . ,
'ependeil for ueh office could he bet '
iter applied to other u.es: WRIST WATCHES ARE '
. Theiefore. He It Kesolved. that we wATSfiritin Trr TTtncin
'u commend that the office ..f state TAUOOED B I JUDGE
i'iidogist lie abolished. . i '
j And It Is Therefor. Further Re-j CHHWCO. Jan. IS. Vederal
i solved, that a copy of these resohi-i'lndgo l.andis Satu-t;jy tsued oi ders
itions be spread upon the minutes ofilbat only lawyers who hud seen lnll
Ithit club, and that copy thereof..' Itaiy service could wear wrist'
jsiened by the president and atte.trtl . icli l:i his coiiUntioio.
by the secretary. I -nt to the cevef-j The qi'e.tlon fs lln a young
.nor of the state of Ori'rR, inl a copy Utlointy n.irinH wrist watch np
1to cavh of the senators and reprri.-nt-' I'eape & to air motion. Jude
jatives in the Icgi.latitie rpr.,mtin-' ,"n,,, "oli'-'d th. tlnicptcc.s in&
jthi, evitnty. . linoiiiiHd;
! lV.ne id dat.il at l.n i'.rnn.Hj. ti-1 ' 'w hjt Trtieul.r military sei vbw
gin. t:us. the 4!h dv ..f Jaiunrv. 141. -VJU lu-rturmed tr your r,un-
' I. M. HO VP. Pre.
Attest:
A V.
AN'llKKWsJ, Sce'v. '
,try. and w'i. u weie t.u disctirced ?"
' The aitori.ey biu-ii.d a.lo'it-
teii that be had not t.i v4 HI 0I he:
1 c rut v or n ivy.
i ';M'Te.irtc.i tilon't Wan., U ;r"
'.vhft b.ieiv .nut served in the army or
'altfc navy t-t r..ji: w;l:i wTches ltliny
nse. India- 'o'.trt room." lelnackeJ JuiUe l.snd.fc,
0
o u wofihfi .
Jilies luojiVn h!Br woi'li) doae, w
tfcurlty g,'n Pcliajra.
1. !, fli'tcd States put He be:
.tii.'j re.,.rts I '.at the ay
rn, inrgrty, tf not iT.nrely.. ,due to
t faulty tlH. When'' meat .nwr'mim
v j are supplied in plcn.unte iiuifttlty th.'re
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You'll Spend the Money
Get the most out of it
EVERY YEAR you spend a large proportion of
the money you get. So much for clothing. So
much for shoes. So much for things to eat, house
furnishings, garden seeds and tools and what not.
There's one sure way to get the most for your money.
Know what you want before you go to buy.
HEAD ADVERTISEMENTS. The advertisements
you read will tell you what is new and good. They
will give you the latest ideas and improvements.
They will help you to live better and dress better at
leas cost.
If you think of it, you'll be surprised at the world of
ictorcst and the wealth of new ideas you'll find in
reading advertisemtvts.
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At!vertiseaient3 are the daily record of progress.
Tt ey are tlic report to yau of the manufacturers anoi
meitSants who wrrk for you, telling what has been
aecompiigitea for your oejient.'
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