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-U'CpE EVENING OBgERVEB
Ad Independent Nonnpaper
Publish. Daily and VOekly at La , .,,,,, tU)(1 ,,.,.,, W(m,T , ,
(irande Oregon by U Grand. KveV vhame l0lh u n( ,.,,,;, si. An,i
,I,g Jr, ' :hlMCu3P"y -'kli-, .0 far us can bi learned th
o- O - iattojney ' "I n't m 't hiiudod
Entered atthaPoatoff ice t La GratiQa j ,lwn uny opinion? relative to patents
Oregon, a9 Second Clan Wuil MalT. I on living, In fact, )itll?0htP been I
Address all Con?munjeations O j hc-it rrorn tl.St 'office, due possibly
O The Observer, 17f?l Sixth Street. 1 1 exhaustive sourrhtibcmg nde f
r . pidint records. Ilutmthm lligavyv
,(ity and County Officii! Paper, i,.,,,!,,,,, BeMliK u,
Off Sale in Other Cities Oregon Hotel jsUfive order's ui.l refuses tn ni.g-i
Newa Stand, Portland j Imperial Kewe'ujc any uviti-ntH in'lhc puvingbusincss,'
Stand, Portland; Multnoman Hotef, palmitoeing protection o the small
News Sand, Portland, Orcifon. jc0ntrn.r who will lav bitobthi.: pave-
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hi Burn iHav
ny carrier
nllT. Dr month V.....5c
Daily, per three monthg $I.M(o protect the suite, but that protee-
Daily, per tlx monWu in advanci $3.75 tlon will "not be of lilHtirur merit aliouhl
Daily, per year in advanc 17.50 ,,. ,., cora,.tor be made rnfm mm mm 1. ..1
flaily, luiul. copy fibj.-et of heated newspaper urvruimntj " ,. "
.Daily-. p.r ,..r""dV...:..35.oo--': uit.iin thisf Bounding Up tfie Parlor
" Dally, per aix month in advance $2.50
Daily, three monAHs 'n advance. .$1.25
Daily, Jier month... 50ci(;ivc Urepnn a good trouni); on )iv-
iral, vu .n,,, u, u...., , i.
yew In advance. .
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"Mf Tmijitry 'Tin of Then,
I.nnd or Dhi-trfy."
Sweel
"Everyone Mast Be Square
. With Road3 project.
Governor Olcott is elideavoi lnvr to
aift to the bottom the cIiui-kc.h that de
fectivo pavemenr.has been laid in the
Willamette valley. This is right null
the governor will have the unaiiim .s
backing of the entire state jn his i f-,
fort to see that nothing but the KipMi c
deal prevails in Btnte paving and rond
Work.
In his desire'to uncover any nigger
In the woodpile, it is quite piHible
that the governor will find, however,
that tne crafty work of paving con
corns is at w:ork. There arc few lines
of business that imiintnln-sueh coy and
foxy propagandists as the paving com
panies. For Instance, the legislature very
properly equipped Attorney (icnrrr.l
Hrown with funds, to fight the Warren
Urns." patents on bitulilhk' pavement.'
Naturally the "tug concern smarts tin
der such legislation nod Indenvnileni
paving companies are to this concern
thorns in their side. Yet the independ
ent, companies constitute the one great
safety valve for the public. Without
them Oregon either would not 'pave
nt all, op would He subjected to the
will pnd demand of one big concern.
It will be noticed that the defective
work alleged is found in a few places
in an Independent paving company's
"work. The t'ompany will .make good
any defects, according to word from
. Salem, yet. there Is nn .inclination to
make considerable capital of this in
stance. We believe whoever the con
tracfor is, he should nitd;c good to the
state, but we nlso believe that - it
would be well to' look deep under the
.Covers for the pisible conspiracy,
which .if carried out us it looks would
cause so luuch commotion that (lie
present Highway CatnmisVon might
refuse (o be "bossed" around and re
sign. Apparently thnt.is exactly what
some interested parties ivant. 1 hey
ennilot use Benson, Thompson and,
ItVioth, nnd they know it. ' The "Jnlel
ligenep" department f ' the paving oc
topus has had its Irsson'and it knows
tlmt with the present commission ill
power their is iiothiug to do but shoot
Htiaiphf n the time, ami thijt
penditit companies vili get ns niuchj
G:
zecno-diovaES
rzeelin Nlovntcnom II be' bn
:lipO "II previous oiu'ii, AMainee
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Jitiorilin ('Inieni, jq!! rector w ho tu mtilewd Qom'n. 0y In both KiiiWjv :ie A merle-. b. :ult thin plendld .uslcut i-i;anlrat inn. lie V nmnetlp, vol.il ile, t.iVntl -a master director Pt h'
i'i 'ipllwheil tmtslcleii. Ol bnie! iiium. ei il!c In iO t lutve niiitiuiitMl on h spurklo, $V ud diibj brilliancy, of hi unutial Interpr unsnnt,
As ,'OO'bled ultra-O'". I!de rat'Hj-lli, npi-otu)titMt Indian piluui donna. jvip.;n n si-9mO dut in tO enii. .vi;okrt. Slit povso- a -H'." a Tt'i.v of elvi-ty vmeuiiiO. varmtfl
ftiiU ihintOuiiil will add the al plea.siiiKT'in hP.0 Uie two si'UudId euiuvrts Vv di.f: O 0
m foi
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.rt-'ccyiutM.wvii'l a!) TTi.'tfiy con'racls a
ithoy caniinndle.
It f'.. ,,,!S
ciin lie rained
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'In ,li,r,,, lhi..nX,w. .. O e,.... I hum
The burden itlnif on Gnvwnm 01-
tf shoulders in heavy. His wish iH
l'1"" rnse.-whilu the large ennccrjis put
.their house. iu order nd prepare to
,h pn;q.
Wo ho)p Ihe wCnvt?rnor will Itwp'lunl jik-ii
firm in the belief that tli H stai niist
nn vp trie smnn cintnictor us wen ;i1t.pl(!e who h
the larjrcr one; that the flppp-Henteti
plans of pavin rmuvrm hn hhrni 1. talVinj ntiltf JJoI.-siu'viKm
pierwMi njnj piinrture.t hcfVn ho whi, li they ili..nyvlvi- do not prartw
iIcih too stj-onf a vnlirt, naiii.t tlmj, Ht.,.
smnJliT concern; Dint, to lt- plain amlj . TK,y tn!k"lout "freP.Wm for ik
filink, this state will never Htaml for dnn-tiof J.U-n." They declare thfM
fhe expenditure of monev'nlrendy :it i.-lvrs as "ot.p,t-rMi to-ientniiiU." Thcv
profirinted, if there j not to he clean. I rfirm n -vintiathv with'tho rfvnhi-
henlth: compeiition in 'pavtntf vw
tnirlH, nnd thnt t.hp prevent Hfrhwny ,
'ommisnion is composed of men- wh(L;mc aWj,V- Yet they rjiakc mischie;,
ihoiiM not he KUhj'jcted to : lot
hectorinir hr men who nre pinnninr
leeply to force the coinnii.sron to
Kijrn.
The Passing of the 'Wop
and the Dago. .
The man nf the houc sfoorl on t4ie
porch n, moment with thl plurnhinw
coitfrnctor. .His eye pnse-1 ciisiiiilly
from the tren.h-diirintr opeNilinn
over the backs of the .nft'n enagred I
in the work. ; .
"Italians . vim got there?" he nki'd. Itnlshevivm nor kitchen Uol'dievism.
''Vo. ('.. 'lio-Hlovnks. You lini.Wr'Hiey are the times fir nrtriotini, for
(hem popular people we rend bo :
much ifbout in the' ilewspiipers.now-
adavs." -
"f food workers?" V -
"Yep.. They're giod people, a! .-,
right."
Now this n;ny not eeem nil e::j'"ciil-
lv important, inspiring nr eVen ipter
vsting conversation.. Hut rust .Tout
iniental eye back about a year
and r
half. What would the collmriiy have
lieen then ?
"lingoes you got there?"
.'No. Wops."
That "dago" of (huso days amouilL
ed to very little, in the scheme ol
Idlings. -'Hie "wop" was just nobody.
The word-had come to. convey the iin
pression of n herd of ignorant, unskilled-laborers
hardly over the' level
of Intelligence 'of -the 'mules th i' pull;
ed away the wagon loads of dirt they
dug.
Tin- Ilnjinn of today is n m "i.i"-r if
a nation important in world il'i'airi
The wop-there is ilo wi.. Th.uv i
no greedy,- cruel, oppressive A'lMio.
Hungarian em. ire to cre.it" v'p"
There are Cr.ei ho-S'ovaks, npitaodi'v
members 'of a vigorous, rospecuv
young republic. There are (Vecly'
i'olcM. from imothcr. Tlieip ari'- liuto
Slavs. . .
.llcci'iiHe these people niiMiig us .can
now think with pride
aild aft'ec'ier..ol
their li.Mii"-li.mls, they will' bo.. I up ! c.mntry. An ai'.platie is not uiiMiitur-,
their'hea.ls' the sfraighter an 1 li'i.'ijally mistaken by' timer'mis flocks fo'-
as Americans. ' 1 . . a t b'ul-.cii hawji, causing, paiwc, ami
The'woi ld may nol yet ne san? l j
democracy
' TUit t-he world is -iler j
inde-better, nnnpirr, because tln-ri is
today
.scrr-ifspcoting demni-i'Mcv in ir
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tuc D-bci'i 9 til Ui.-f m.-nl -;iturl
iiutls ft-a tved of the 1 d-.t"ft'Mt m-s
to m
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p.BlflD-EYElNff THE 'LLARD-DEMPSEY FIGIT
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Thli nhntn nf tha unin..i
MKht of .bout u tbouaand eaL
inserted -photograph U uf 6l Ue Pe,
- Jraogzflgarr-:tr -Is' I
Wleaed to jiliigiaieiu the big 8crup."l . "
Bokhevists.
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"Hound up the parlor f.eds
!the Washini-lon Star. And it's not 11
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v.ny W e, g-H -natu,,,
ave rv.d a ,t. e, heard
Ther? arc many
jlUi(, uw. tM(lUirht a U-sb. v:h
tionjj it wlii h.thev do not n-iPv fcl
''hev re 'only talkinir to nnss th'
fr hv the words thev sow the Is
nf nvtii,n vh.M i...,Vi-.r. tui.v ni-
er prrew hffre; they 'cncnur:ire thv!
violent tf) helieve thnt evn ainone.i
j'eople of education nnd ref InemcnP
there is toleration for vl'doiice. They i
interest -t lie" younjc'who Jutve neit!iirj
'(If control nore judjrmrn, to . throw
Ihe icrd r of their youth inlj the fi;ej
of anai'i'hy.'
Such neoole
these t should he
rounded no. and it is wilison-ci ill
government cirt'les that it is' being
done.
.These are not the limes' for parlor
the careful observance of .law and or-
der to be carried out in every hnuse-
hold and every organization.
."l call' stand bud people,." sn-id a
n -fllian't woninn. "but Cod del. vor me
from a fool'- You never know what'
harm they will do." Kven so.
The Airplane Becoming
a Nuisance. .
The enthusiasm over airplane pio;
(rrcss is not unanimous. In the midst
of the chorus' of praise, for such
achievements as those of the trnns
AtNlitic fliers pomes h discordant
note. A rcnTdcnt .of Harbor Grace,
jiaper just after Ale'ock's plane hid i
started for Iielanjl, said: I
' "I wiMi to voice a protest against
an airplane being allowed to fly over
the city, i.igincning our .poultry a.u.
thcieby interl'eiing with the supply of . .
eggs,' so important during the present j yestei day's mention of .'the new
shnrtage of food. This nuisance .is pni.k ,.,,tr,m,.e,.. which is- a fine piece
only beginniii)!;, anil now is. the tiinef ,vorK IUU w'nduiiied by everyone.
to stop it, before tlle.'aiinlaiie becomes jihp njn,, wo,, I'nol" crept past the
.as (treat a pest as the -bicycle and the j ,rH,f reader and upset the whofi
motor cur." - ' -. - story. . .
The evil he conipMins ot mis aireauy
been noticed in the 'United- Statvs I
th..ugll it diios.-liot sceni.to have elicit ;
,-d miy such .vigorous 'protest in this
p.is.i'.ly a Unverc.l egg-)iro.lin taoi,
nu,ny a poultry pen and armyard.
'Sotm-ihing surely ought to be done ,
julvutit. says Ihe Salon Joiirnah .--.J
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year, fem-ffft
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air5lanes 'iiontinue tn. interfere witli
p.. a jitntt- ... ii.i.iu .m iiiL'j f me yj:.irj. nasiong peeiieu ana jT' na.
ibe tolerated ill ai.V orderly c.aiin.un- .een the fond hopeif all paik advo"
lity? As an ex:ieme illustration oficatis tn sonw? cTav have a proper front. '
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r'1"'"!; .LM.t:jujiii in.uii -vyiat arij.'sow wtnave r. ana asa commumlj
airplane whizzing over 'the U. A. C
'clfnipus Jin'ght dn if the e','g-lnving oc
,,. . lhuC wiM Hianquon
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i'ild
Cnautauqua Is Shewing 1
Its Worth.
No one should s'.y away from
Chautauqua. Yestei.lajk's program wus
vt r' ' nnt'- 11 y,,u 'cre in l"? l'Ry
1 MJ'm''nr week you would rejoice at
;?Ul'n entertMinment. Hero, you have
fc" iv,tn;, K distance,
j no
.;,.V nway.
i ne t'i.firr noys qJariei v.'atoi.M
wit- rffftiVny in every wx-r. 1 1-
f'Ur vvu. i men were full L-f t !i
y.-u. men were
Touth was fiori.-J;inpr in .evrv (i' ve
ment nnd in every veise. Thev '--nil '
well,.tl;ey appeared welt nr 1 no t.me
in the program did they inl hiiva'
their audie?ice with .them.
Dr.
Movie's af:ei'iooti odtlre ; v.'.is
g''''
nil should h;;ve. be: n ';';it 1 !;
every ....nt. Adwitfiiur thai K ad-
dress mv the couniiy bettw tveiil-y
yeai.-! ;.. when bgys sle pt in tne i: : -
r..i nnn people mm spare roon,( caiuo
parlors, and' a.lin'itting that thi.ivv.
have changed toda'y so' many of. his
illustrations senrci a little out of
date, it was still a 'rood talk;
W. M. Whitney, the monoh.gist, last
night' was n perfect womb'.'.' He' gave
a 'play "Turn to the Right" nnd lef.
jno character in the-p!ay out.. It vr.
a story that leaves a good inpre.";on ;
u story that does. -the youpjj and the
old j;ood tn hear. He talked for two
hfturs nnd Held his people.- It takes
quite a man to do that. Just what
salary he is drawing we have no. way
ef kniwih, but somehow we. feel tJia'.
he is an exceptional speaker.
There are other" very irood things on
, the program. If you miss 'a ningh
jsession, you have misled somethintr.
I,
the one who will be hbead by. sa doing,
The LiM..le Word
Crept In.
'Not"
ivhat the Oliserver Intetntcd to s.r)
Was (.hat- the'paik entrance "is no'
ojily very.
pprofjriate, but ir i'A there
to itay.' 'hat we did. say was "no?.
very appiopi ia'.e, 'but it is there tn
'stay."
. a 'a mat tsr of common knowledge
anytlring tli:4t'Mr..Hjihnee.t:ijMip builds
is built right and the itt-r.ijrn and build
fog of the park wtnuice is no ex.-ep-
t.tiwv to tiis jifclong work in the" bnilil-"i
iiauiaoG.ua
: Anys tin fai d.i.T f e r!i;iuf!un)U?i
ueu.'!tl
d tisNiiro Western ntitlieiu
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ARENA AND rfsFE
-o i 1 a b
akcn f"' 'Irplane at a
of ,lltl.lm'Se''' "--aet
u'6 C'ouiuiissiofi,
ing game. The entrance in sumethine
we feel very Kiateful to these wSe
took charpe of the project.
Reaching Out the Helping
Hand Aain. .
MetuherN of a farm bureau in Vest
ViiTjniu Jiave added sowing seeds of
kindness to their otfier agricultur!
pui.s'tjits. Kunds have beef! provided
to place two Peihian hoys in Uie Ax
i icultural College of West Virginia
and, pay all their expenses for at least
two years. AVJien thev have com pie t-
C(j their course llie.e "boys will retui r.
to .Serbia to help their people by their
know let t:e of American methods of
farm in.?.
This ."I ate br.s 1 1( n much interested
in the stuj:lj;es of the SerlJan farm
ers to protect their homes and their
c-oVei nment, and has eivtn other prac
tical aid.s tVftiie this. Mu..-h fine seed
has been sent to help in. the replanting
of the fial.ls. j
Tnn lr.nw nre ""-o;l fa rrr. ersi that
t (,v wi pfit cnorn,0lslr bv the
;,',,,, B of American farmers;
; ,,.,. is not lhe sl,'.;hiest doubi. Other
mj ht vn, fMow W(1;.t vi,..
ginin's example.
The best way to heat the heat is to
go swimming. And anybody who- is
loo dignified or too lazy to do that
(Icsotvos to swelt'er.
' A scientist has discovered that a
pig can be' made to cut more by feed
ing .it lactic acid. Very likely but
our Idea of nothin' to do is to stimu
late, a pig's appetite.
Jtore than .'000 American soldiers
are bringing home French wives, a
fact' which suggests that after a while
there will be Americans really able
to speak Ficnch.
Lumberjack Ilohenzollern has sawed
.up His five-thousandth tree. And it
was a whopping big tree, too nearly
six iutln's in diameter.
i The advice of armv exports wouhl
!(,i)n.v lol0 wolht if tl.i-i f woi 0.
,:vl.i ;,,,.. m.vwhere in the world', an
.mv cffil,.r wh .li.In't want a larger
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n ,,()0, thing not to over'eat
1 ; ilnl Weatncr, but some faddists
don't eat enough' to resist the heat.
Musings of Martha.
These womb'rlnl business women wv"
hour' s much nbuut may be allt riKht,
but I'd like f see ono ;d' "ern taelile til'
,!b nf c-uin' np ln'th n; :fnin nn' gvt
tin breaWfirM ter ten before ilujilgbt.
'-. Th,, observer fuiTiishes antl prints .
l;nttr Wnn'vera.
Gfat. ri'Qsica! Orjan!
ation .'Will Give Two
Concerts en Fifili Dav
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wtvk Vut y.ft tt bid fatr to I
t - a sreat, unn-i:iPtrea't aw ;'
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r -v I With" July here nnd tfr is , f ;'l . ."-i'.rfA Wl 'g .1 m
I') Fourth over, CC5 turn ,, A .1? .
; ! 9 ."el- entirely to ,r: ft MU o) , t
, I j "summer activities ,sutn.s I'-V Av 5' ft
mcr sp.ts nn.lcu?nmcr M
,O v ine the hot summer s.on we are con- LV I ' J!
. 8 IlilH stantly trying U'.make shopping tSUier -.C-S V R
for you througU. a J'.ater variety in tn
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.toek?and a vi-le range ol prices. .c I
atoeksVand a wjde range of prices
. JUffl dnot bceiuto the time take in K-" A.
diT'not beerud'.-e the time yt take in
emaking insurance doubly un that what
.. t,...;,in bnv ."ir not to buv .
wao . was .M l.;.,.. ..nee 1. mb v su inai wnai Hi
.. " i l l .". -- . , , . -TH II HI . i
yiiuiiijai.. .i".
is time or money well seli. uscme .iuUn-
. t'ions make ur shoWiiig a v. pleasure here. Open itt ac
count and allow us to Woic acquainted ;v,th you.
:;' 'SKp-On
Sweaters for
Girls .
Girls olR, 10, and 12 can
' find "slip-. sweaters Jiere,
just like niher wears; col
m
ors a're rise aid blue.
Kee
window. PriceV
SCAR
All new, white lineji
are plain with henvUite
, edir,s, ochers are embroider
-or havwufe lace edSres; some
are .stamped feady to em
broidery; also some have col
ored cretonne inpevts in t"ie
copiers, i butterflies' insert
erf in the center or ends. A
very, attractive assortment.
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Unsociable Bad Man
From Cove Arrested
'. and. Lodged In Jail
COVK, Or.. July 0 Jack Thomas',
sho had I. u red wagons from tho
mountains the past three uroliths,
has been captured. Ho is an old
time sj.-t.tler who hn.s long terioized
lumbf-r -and' , wood haulers by ob
iitriicllng the loads in the mountains.
Last week. Pwiglit Martin, n return
id Cove soldier, who has served'
many mniitbs on proved guard 'duty
ir Now Yo:k. Oity, dro into'tbo
mountains end got a load' of wood.
I'pnn Ma: tin's -second attempt.
Thomas ftvas iirepaved and. 'tho wag
on wax pulled liMno empty. Sheriff
Warnick. with tvo depatie.?, Cllas.
.'illiams ar.d Dwiu'hl Martin, motor
ed to tbo v-i'cinily f . llui
u; rded
o.idvi?y -Tiie d'iutit s.
unaijiit'd. if
is tiiid, ascended tlie mountain,
found Thotn;:h with, 'his film, and
U'.lked. 10 him. Tlivunas t penujtted
W i I liiini s to examine his. weaMin
but did not tamp-'r with its; shells
w : v
: sVne f
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bioiderv; also some have col- I the neck, V-shaped, skirt and U
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WANTED
CJonn Cotton lings Suitable to Wipe Itaelunwy, '
-, . ' 3 trjits'n pound ' ' .
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NEW! '
Princeton
Bathing Suits.-
, Just in by express- the
newest novelty in Ladies'
Bathing Suits. Buttons at
the neck, V-shaped, skirt and
figdred licit; colors are blue,
green, rose and red combined
. with white. See them in our
window; all sizes. Price $7.."0.
The trio'euticed Thomas along th
road towaid the waiting automobile, '
when at a signal the men selert
him, and ho was taken to La Grande-.
Well Named.
"The convicts, who escaped went
through this window, where the bars
are tiled." .
"Then if the jail had only been th.
post ofltce. that would have been tha
jeneral -delivery window."
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NOTICE.
Second payment on Victory Bonda
due before July 15. La Grande Na
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