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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1919)
o 8 if 1 000 1 IB cSM - . . - ' tfirtulont of T.01?.NT F.VF.XTXO OBSF.RVETl TTTRFTC PORTO RICO IS mullcinii who hns liml two years of iis course, who In ilil- rtUT rii.EFARElJ K' lll" anil who w.t ,tt Ri.Juate an noon a he can. but p . . 1iose profcssur li.i'o s;u-. cgniiiui.' i wine m Sutiii K'nif. i:iui.lio.l your mudii-s your, ro not yet ready; Have Inili-prn liMit (invcrmrrnl jwliou you get m you- fourtli or fifth J yean your labor wiil be rewarded.' . SAM JUAX, I'nrio Iilco, . (Corro- l'''n,''lm'n 'ou .ltii'JA perfectly wull ppondence of Tho AfcKoeiiuert I'rens) i""" s" 1,10 ""' i-ononilcully ire- That I'ono Iilco Ik nut miri pared to be either a mate or a re fer, either statehood or, Indepenil-; ""J; 'lc "iio was the opinion expressed by "In this HKree with Dr. Senator CiorKetti, For the second time In 10 year tl Uniattiln county jail remlle ton wan empty Wednesday. Mtate hosplcj at IVmMelon for more than a year. cotiiinie?cl sulcltlo Tiim iday by throwiiiM himself on the tiat-V jiiWiynt of an O.-W. wiah enflue, iiders fnr ties to 'the anioant of l , S.OOO have been placet with 'Jlc mills of Lane coiiniy and vicinity. aicordii!.lo O. II. Iii.il. secretary or 1 1 tie Western Oregon li:su'j i ti liK is rti:i;irr ...,. - i g i n-i r UfifutiiHaj llanlry Pivill..K They Wil Piiiiiiiiiiii Auto ATLANTIC (MTV. V J.. May 2. I'liu airship wiil b as common hi the automobile in 10 years, Alan Fifteen case are on the docket for the May session of the Orepon Statf Supreme Court which converfes Mnii- i ie k i.uiuticiin ii. ...... ..i.i,,.. i f .1... u..... .!..... , uiwt-r cans nil Tin r. ..w jduy inoiulnB, lny 6 In I'endlelou Henry l.oreiim. wealthy tTmnttllu . county farmer, was Instantly killed I Tuesday afternoon, when his auto- t mohlle, which he was drlvinR In one jof his fields, overturned. Mrs. Mary McGulre. a pioneer uf 1N52. died at Salem a few days ttiin. i Mrs. McGuire was i. lurried at Salem ! In 1SG3, and the legislature adjourn-' ed in order that the members llilfclil ' attend the w.'dillns. Senators Ilarbosa and CleormHii jf,sa'" Eaid In the course of a debute In the sen- a,a n"' prepared economically fol ate yesterday. Senator Haibosa said K,aiehood or to lie an Independent re nlso that the islan.u is unpivparcil Public." for Immediate self-covernment. senator Giorcettl asked Dr. Bar Tho date was npei.ed by aii Invl lr hP "loiiKlit I'r.rlo Hlco was latlon of Senator (limtiettl tu Sena-' I'f'i'a'ed to govern Itself. Dr. Iiar tor li.irbosa to dissolve both polit-1 ,,oii" ril,1'e1 hat tit the present leal parties in the island. moment it was not, because self- "I invite Dr. Harlinfn to dissolve Kovernment signiriel government or the Republican puny." said Senator :1,ul b' "le Pl'P'o ami .for the p.'o Giorgetti, "ami I will d0 all I can P1"' wl,ile il would rehiilt in Kovern to dissolve the Unionist party bo-1 by a part of the people only, cause we are wastiim time. It must. 1 "ecau.se without preparation the pen lie understood that both statohood ' ''le wollkl ue governed by the forltt nntl Independence iro a long way off. j'mle lew. Do you think we are prepared fori ' either statehood cr independence?" I ISOMII HAM.KiK IS KXtil.AMT he asked. j LONDON', (Correspondence of the "Wo are not. repl'cd Dr. Darbosii. I Associated I'ressi Fifty-one places "A country which h as tllu- nmher of of worship 111 Loudon were strurk Illiterates Porto Iilco has, whose by bombs during the various air masses are without means of educa-1 raids by German Zeppelins and air tlon and whose economic condition Is nl.incs ditrinir th-i war. Among deplorable. Is not l.n narod toboUliem were St. Paul's Cathedral. Everett Stillwell. a pronifent fnr- clther a republic or n slate. We have ; Sotithwark Cathedral. Westminister mer rind sto.-kmnn of the Mnyvllle to prepare our roun-ry and provide '; Abbey, the City Temple. Chapel ect Ion, fell to death from his plow the means for its biing polticallv. i Hoyal, Choir House and the General Monday, while at work in the field, economically and educationally in a Assembly Hall. Mile Knd. breaking his neck. No one witnesa- condition to enjoy its sovereignity. The damage gcnornlly wtts limited "! the accident, hot Stillwell waj We are in the petition today of alio roofs or art glais windows. subject to epileptic fits, and It is thought that one or tnese caused tm accident. . He was a subslantinl and highly respected man. i Interior department officials ad vised Congressman Sinnott that or April 19 Secietnry Lane had npprnv ed the order permitting the settle- I nienl of 50!),SfiO ncns In The Duller district under the stock raising honn 450,000 lies, antiroximatinn IS.. ' , imt.iioo feet of lumber. The pi le ' paid for the ties is $;i per looo according to Mr. Hall. KKIT HH I'ltDMISM (Mub of America, said in opening tho second Pan-Ainericau Aeronautic congress here Thuis-lny. Mr. Iluw-h-y presided at the opening session which was . attended liy 500 dele gates. "We are all confident." he declar ed, "that the next uan-American con- I t.'orrespon'-nee : vention at Atlantic City will see the ssi One of the delegates arriving fioul Kurope in ;sar Ilrum on us ltiuiious air cruisers and fast flying ley of l'rio:u-iv ! I runsports from tM-ulh America. See Dare-Devil Kid Dault Mo.Ti:viDi:o. of Iho Associaleil I1 first aels of Dr. Hal smiling-the ptesitl ;Wiis to siitistliuiii a Mule street urchin When the finest Ions before this con ;fnr the brightly un lormed iniln.u) vention tire solved, there will be hi tit , guard that had been sent to his res nthcrs of great magnitude iiiidreaiu- j iiiunce. in keeping with a custom' of ! ed of today, arlslnii out of present I long standing: Tho hoy used jachicvenu'nin." 1 llo sell lottery tickets and newspaneivi I to Dr. Ilium at the Ceutr:l Hallway slat ion. lhree yea s ago he toll" llr. Hrunl "when you get to be pres Ident, I want lo be your door keep Joseph Kaster, of Floriston, Cal lias been naiuid as general manager. and superintendent of the paper; mill which F. W. Leadbotter, of Portland, and other persons nfflliut-i ',. , -,,.,,. on..,, ed with the Charles K. Spauldlng 1 i"i' Logging company, of Salem, will es ."ml f ,ld . '.' S,u''" " ",,K, '"V tabilsh at Salem. ! lu""'d ,"" 1W'""'1 orK"' "' jnunu'st. Just lH'f-HT his inaugura tion, lr. Dnini st-nt Tor tho boy am1 k pt Ilia ptouiisc. ITALY I.AMS MATKIIIAL AMI Titoors ox AouiA iir coast i'niMixs opi'oskk i.i:.(;rK The Finishing Touch Ytui :iro ai-qtiailitcd witli the iiK'tliotl tin illttti"; riiplifp uses to ol;il)(ir;itc a iiii-ture, to iniikc it tlic least liit better looking than vou tlionj: it would lie lie calls it "retoueliini;. Just as the photographer retoUi'he.r a iii-ture, one nf our lioni, lnade-to-your-iiKlivitlual-ineasure suits will give you the finishing touch and make vou look .just a little better than you ex pected. An investigation puts you under no obligation conic in and see them today. Vou'll like the in ice, too ipis.iM to .f)i.:;o. ' Xew line Hoys' Suits i..$7.35 to $18.S5 Direct from New York by express. YOU SAVE BECAUSE WE SELL FOR CASH fVofors t llo rillzn nf I'd it oil Slalw li.ithrr Thiin of World ST. LOUIS, May 2. "I nm not willlnp lo hcoomo a citizen of tho world in lion of linp a rltlzon of the rnitcd States; nnitli'.r am I willing that tho stt or our povottnnoiit alioulcl bo romovt tl 1 -om Wnsliinyton to OcMiova." t'nil i"l St at os Sn:(ir A. H. Cummins of Iowa drclarod In an adilrcss horo hoTnro the city club Mti'atl net. This disposes of about x Sd' -TliurHdny on tho ';a;:no of nations, i mplications. Two liumlred and for "When tli1 pt'ao terms aro eon-ty-flve thousand it"'-a have been re- eludocl.' contlniod the sonator, leased on the Vale 'iMrlct and siin-; "iiiiddlo Enropo will bo divided Into ilar action is to lie taken at once in j l 5 Hovoreimii les. tliitik a world the Ilurns, LuKpvI-t:" and I-R Grimdo covenant denned (o pujirantoe the districts. poll! ical I ntet-riiy of t hesn nat ions will provoke wm instead of quelinp Harvey Tlamby, an Inmnte of th"il." COPKMIAOKN. May 2. -Itnjhn troops and war niniorial nro boln , landed at Sobenleo and Zara, on the: eastern cn;ist of the Adriatic. nccord- injC to ndvteos fro.n Spalato. Tile troops are ndvancln; eastward, and :ho Italians aro hrii kIuk up roin fnrcemonis to iho dehnrkation lino. Stand on his head on the top edge of the 0'Connell Building, corner of Jefferson and Depot, and do other Acrobatic Stunts .on the street 7:30 Tonight Only May 2 Clint's Clothiery CLINT VAN FLEET, Prop. .1108 ADAMS AVE. . YOU GET DOUBLE QUANTITY AND iwWLlTVAUJE Every, can of Campbell's Roup gives you double the (jiiantity of satisfying soiiji. And every spo-oiiful is nourishing food. "When you consider the quantity, the (piality. tli.;" beneficial effect on digestion and health you'll sav there is no better food value- ;n the market than . Campbell's Tomato Soup For Sale by PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PHONE MAIN 80 . ' f-r i,-7 X f "';.,.r Jv ' - 1,4' " 3 ' STAR s;Y H .. . .; ..in.,...-. ........i.. SUNDAY tW, ' JfSiill4 Herbert Brenon Presents t 5 " ' "'!t "The Lone Wolf WzM WISS: . By Louis Joseph Vance. . " i44 J Mp;f : I TWtirin. ' i " ' . ' felrf JBJST IiY TJSiili AND HAZEL DAWN 4 7 V , ,'1 P'q With an All-Star Cast. j p n i $' if f " I ' A WHIRLWIND OF THRILLS ft t f$ A Man of Action and a Girl of Mystery $ -'K ' i'M Hairbreadth Escapes by Auto and Aeroplane. j r , s ' Y. , ' ' . SATURDAY i ; ' I ' C'JJ AND . TA 1 ' O V) I Sunday I Ad Santel Nick DeCourt LA GIIANDE TIRE SHOP o E. R.PARKER. PjoDrietoi ""fires and Tubes Vulcanized and Repaired. Sec ea ond-Haca Ti!s f Sale. 140o jafferrijStregt La Grande,Dj:egon n On. THE HOME OF Royal Club Goods Fresh For Saturday Spinach Onions. Tomatoes Lettuce Cauliflower Radish Rhubarb Bananas " jr;t it at .loel's'i? is ;) little 1 , i'to befter in quality, wefght au-l pii.-e. (O1 o '' cil ' I resli lifoiind IIorsf-wnUsl0j,i r far ... 0 ,r 0 20c o ARCADE THEATRE Tuesday May 6th UNION COUNTY AD CLUB 1 o 0 WE HAVE FREE DELIVERY. JOEtS GROCERY- ecyviuci vctyr auoj-'wasiiguJn . , Jfwjneoi O'j YOUR EYES-What Would Ydu Do Withoat JUml rieiiieniber. Doctors refer their patient to us, aniltonie tlieii.Hfl v-tsTur prnper Jyfitti;d (liases, lo .slop the hoiuhictlwn nml wacof nerve enii-9y. eeB Ouf office is equippedwith the Latest and most scientific instill- Aeftts for proper-examinatioj) of the eyes. If Kse.i arenot needed, we will tell 5" so. AVo grind our own lenses plant 'tl.e planuses. J. . reare c son OPTOMETRISTS ANDJWVELEnS I.A CRAME. 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