La Grande evening observer., October 07, 1919, Image 4

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JlflfiE fiAJJV IS HUONG.
' V power car, tii a stiotWfclfiit 1' r.'u V( i:ii MbVAi$ Oi IUIi hidoll
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City and Conntr Offielal Fap-rr.
On Sale m Other Citiea Oregon ikM
News Stand, Portland; Imperial Newt
Wtand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel
Newa Stand, Portland, Oregon.
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NO ONE HAS A COI'YHIGHT ON
I.NDUSTKY.
Rome, representatives of the Pacific
Coast states, explaining to a congres-
aional committee thoir grievances
against the Japanese, presented there
damning facts:
Tho Japs in their section are pro
ducing 10 per cent of the grapes and
rice, 20 per cent of the beans, 40 per
cent of the potatoes, 6I per cent of the
rnblinge, 80 per cent of tho tomatoes,
celery, lettuce, asparagus and onions
and .1)0 per cent of the strawberries
and cantaloupes.
This situation It should bo recog
nized, undoubtedly 'entails hardship on
ninny of the American farmers and
gardeners forced to compote with the
frugal Japanese on unfair terms, and
crowded by Inability to stand the com
petition. It also creates in many com
munities delicate and serious rare
problems.
These objections are mostly social
nnd personal. Considered economical
ly, that is, with a view to tne effect on
the general economic situation of the
country, that Japanese activity does
not seem altogether blameworthy.
Other things being equal, it has nev
er been held a crime to raise straw
berries, oninns potatoes,, olc, or to
raise more of them per Hero than any
of the neighbors nre ablo to raise.
Food production Is not nerossnrlly a
racial question. Those Japs, with
hard, practical sense, saw tho big need
of tho times, nnd "wont to it." They
arc not parasites; they are producers.
If Americans generally would follow
their example and go In for Intensive
food production, pretty soon there
wouldn't be any food problem. And
there might not be so much of a Jap
nnese problem.
Oct. KHh lnur, dai to pay water
rent without a penalty.
Ijlltor tlbservav:
In Sunday's Observer we, norVe
some ver interesting mntfervhtrh wo
would iilee to endorse. Hut 4ier'do.
ing so, allow the rematk trwt "o'
course1 we all will vote for jrnod -oiwU."
thnt'.fa, the progressive element ill.
Probably a few witp nntcluvian pro
clivities will oppose It.
Tour article on orgiftiterf .'lair wind
fine. Judge ftury, chah'mun of tlx
steel corpiirnlion, refuses to corner
onaaniaed -la'.or and rut; up n
strong argument In lnvur or the open
shop, maintaining that, it is the irv
alienable right of every man. to work
for whom he pleased ami on the beat
terms ho- can make t:n himself, etc.
That would be good argument
were it at for the fact that no .run
has the right to dispose of hi ; labor in
a manner that will provo injurious to
his fellows.
Judge Gary declares that the prin
ciple of the open shop is vithl to the
greatest industrial proero.-rt and pros
perity. His reasoning fa rot soji'd.
because a nation' grea'.ert prosperity
consist in the development of the na
tions' greatest arscta, wn:c1 is the la
boring classes of nation. The open
shop is n relic of bygone day. when
individualism rcignc-l and whe-i corn
petition whs co'-shiere-! the i'fe ef
trade, but the death of the weak
Organized labor Bad the chiRci shor
Is the ou'.comc cf education and r
higher civllintion, where all combine
for tho protection of each.
It is the sain- piineiple as is involv
ed In the Iei,-?io of nations v-nt-re the.
strong are tigmlng to conHnc for the
protection of tho weak; when mitiont
nre invited t toil, '.land? ftr i'iu'ur.1
support r.nd general development.
President Wilson Is the greatest or
ganizer the woild has ever seen. He
hns grnsped the idea of organizing tbe
nations of th? earth, putting nn end to
Individual grubbing. He necks to hu
manize humanity and bring in a reign
of peace.
This steel workers strike trnt at
present seems to lie a very little mat
ter. is somewhat like the little cloud,
no bigger than n man's hand thnt Eli
jah saw from the top of Mount Cai
mel. It turned out to bo the harbinger
of better times and Improved condi
tions.
Wo note with interest tho Item on
the planet Mars and Professor David
Todd's idea to get nenrcr Mars by bal
loon ascension. Evidently Professoi
Todil is not the man for the job. Hit
imaginative power needs expansion
nnd development. If he want to investi
gate Mars he will have to take thix
earth nnd sail over there. It Is only n
short voyage of something like !!f
00(1,0(1(1 miles, anil wo will nil go with
him, nnd shall enjoy the trip lin
mensely.
Yours truly,
I,. CiAMlICK.
I.a Grande, Oct. fi.'l'.HII.
ind Is fewiied by A. C. McCarthy o
for (land, Oregon. 0
Of eoiirsehe ford ImrV exactly
possesseeor the latent lines and It
Is beginning to wear slightly, 'but
mechanically whyft even tho osd
bras horn wois. oThe machine in
aot being driven on buslnH tiis
throujrh Oregon and Wasliiif tonby
McCarthy who doesn't expect to bo
in the market for a new Ford for
some yearf ticomo slie he's klnda
ot acquainted witu me oni one.
Budget Plan. Is
Proposed to Meet
Government Expenses
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. Enormous
war expenditures have forced the "at
tention of congress to the qin-s'-ion of
adopting a budget. Former President
Taft today told the house invest ign
Mon committee of dangers in govern
mental affairs.
Mr. Taft recommended .that cabinet
officers be required to come before
the committee to judge estimates 'con -'olned
in n budget.
Secretary Glass also urged that the
ouilget system be adopted. He said
that the bonds could only be met by
mtelleetual economy in government
oxendilure.
With the statement of the formei
president. Mr. Glass nnd Representa
tive Mondell, Republican leader in
the house who also urged a budget
system, the hearing closed and the
chairman announced that a bill pro
posing the establishment of n budget
system would be presented to the
house before tho end of next week.
ilin;d. on ibe face, bunchy In
tbo nVle, kiiIIi. n n:id. swarthy rnm
pIcxiciiNtora, e'eera, Bcaly rkln af
lection oi stl.noi, Inactive llr.
dy;:pops. Nl r.ioiifcch troubles or
common syniWms ol, blood troubPjs.
There is no r'jedy tfor:d today
the public (lint Vis Kiiccerully
(jiirliedethese d!ser-s a ''Number 40
For The ISlooiff" Xn old doctor's
(jpresorpitlon rontalniiV tlie moft xn-1
liable alt4atlves knowV to median
science.
y Pt up by J. C. .lendenhnlU Ev-J
ansvllle In !., 40 yearj a drtiKglstt .
SoW everywhere. Adv. I
Oct. 10th last day to pay watei
rent without a penalty. '
A Man in Portland "
Owns a Ford Car
That Has Run 16 Years
A rear tonneau door, two cylinder
touring csr manuractured by the
Ford Molor Company In 1903, the
year of that company's orcanlzallon
and In nso since that time is Btlll
"on tho lob." II Is an eight horse
CHERRY'S
FLORISTS
h:i:i.s like a r.E.u. fkuiw
"AfU-r nine years of stomach suf-
rerUig, colic attacks and bloating. I
feid (Ike a living person again.
Four , doses of Mayr'a Wonderltil
Hemedy have entirely restored mo
I have root a great many people who
1 am sieVi!, need this medicine." II
Is a simple, harmless preparation
that removVs the catarrhal mucus J
from the lnVstinkl tract and allays
the inflummnrim Ivhlch causes prac ;
llcnlly all alonihrii, liver and Intes
tinal ailments. Including append!- !
eltls. Ono dose will convince
money refunded.
Sold Everywhere. Adv.
or
Oct. 10th
rent without
If l Ht dny to pay water
V penalty.
WAXTS ItOVAE XA.MEH
TAKEN' I'ltOM
.1ST
I,ANI)IN(i FIELDS NEEDED
Governor Olcott l-ads Movement for
Heller Airplane Facilities in State.
NBW YOIIK, Oct. 7. The state of
Oregon has officially recognized the
necessity for establishing aviation
landing fields at once, so that munic
politics may be ready to accommodate
freight and passenger carrying nir
craft, which, according to Governor
Hen W. Olcott, are to lie real factor
in tho practical life of the future.
In n letter to tho Manufacturers
Aircraft Association, Governor Olcott
tells of the remarkable service obtain
ed by the aerial firo patrol by means
of which millions of dollars worth of
timber lands hnve been, protected.
'With our millions of acres of tim
bered nren, the possibilities of devel
opment of a practical lierial fire pa
trol system became at once apparent, ''
he writes. "The genuine enthusiasm
of Oregoninns resulted in prompt en
listment of the support of the army
nir service nnd for many weeks Cuvti'
as well as De llaviland planes have
been maintaining regular aerial paired
service over routes which touch a
greater portion of our heavily tim
bered sections. During the months in
which this service hns been maintained
not n single serious nccident hns oc
curred, although some of v the routes'
cover hundreds of miles of country
where no such thing as a landing place
is in sight.
Our municipalities have displayed
the keenest interest and rivalry in
helping to develop navigation in the
air olid landing fields have been pre
pared in n number of them. We real
ize that aerial navigation in Oreeon i
still in its infancy, but I venture the
suggeston that the keen interest which
has been manifest vill result next
summer in the establishment of suit
able landing fields in practically til!
of the larger of the cities and tovn;(
in the state and in many of the smaller
towns. No difficulty has be-?n cvpei'
i need in convincing ttte people of (lie-
gon that aerial navigation is to lie a ) l. made of
real factor in the practi'-al life of Site j pale yellow
nEItl.IN, (Correspondence of the
Associated l'ress. Protest Is en
tered by Attorney liosenfeld, former
Prussian Minister of Justice, thnt
despite tho moat lis that have passed
since the. revolution, tho abdication
of the Emperor and the overthrowine.
or 30 or more princes and prlnclllig
kings and whnl-iint, the streets o:'
Ibrlin still bear In Inordinately
large number tbo natnes of royalty.
Ho. cites a few, such as Kaiser
Wllhelm street, n Koenig, a Erold
rich, n Karl, Prince Louis Ferdi
nand. Prince nnd Princess street.
The panics of former milllarj
lenders and generals should go also,
he argues, citing such streets nn '
Zleton, nitiecher, Giielsonan, Schnin
hnrst, Moltke and others. He objectii
also to the naming of streets nfte,
(ho nilllluur, such as the Drngnncr,
(dragoons) and tho Jaeger, (cava!
tion nnd republic.
THE WEAUIER.
Tonight and Wednesday, fair, gentle
winds becoming southerly.
VIOI.A DANA IKtKSSES-
JAS "BAKY CHICKEN'"
Ono of the clever nnd amusing
scenes in "Home Bride." the Metro
play in which Viola Dana is starred,
an ! which will be shown at ihe
Sherry thre'ntrc today nnd tomorrow I laughs.
Is the barn dance where the playen
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mini
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. HENDERfCU
CORSET. '
Front and
Back
Laced .
Sale of-
Ladies VinbT Underwear.
Here ore exceptional bar
gains in underwear that
thrifty women can ill affc-rd
to pass by. There nre gar
ments here of tae highest
quality. MUNSIN'GWEAi:
and others.
Here nre some that aie sup
plying many I.a Grande wo
men with a season's supply.
"MITNSINGW'EAir
Union Suits all wool. Long
sleeves, high neck, ankle
length nnd half-open front.
Price $2.10.
"MCNSING."
Unions all wool, long sleeves
ankle length.
Price $3.85.
UNION SUITS
Heavy mercerized cotton
long sleeves nnd ankle length.
Price $1.23 and $2..00.
Tl(ere are others that will at
tract you.
Are among the leaders of the most stylMi. nnd comfortable corsets
made. They are designed for all types of figures and create a distinct
figure personality, an attractiveness of contour, and a symmetry 'of
form so much admired by all well-dressed women. Those women who
hnve worn Henderson Front-I.aecd Corsets nre conscious of being
well corseted and are loud in their praises of their excellence.
SPECIAL FEATUIIES ABOUT
Henderson Front
Laced Corsets
XThe bettor models have a flexflfle top clasp
wtjich relieve pressure over tne liu.-t.
A ventilated fhieM under the lacing prevents
protidinjr of flesh or clothing.
Klastieection and jzores comfortably adjust
the .corset to every boity mo'Jon.
A ventilatftd section in back made of a i,oft
mesh matenul which relieves all pressure n
the spine froV heavy boning or bulky soams
so objectionalV' in some front-laced corset
models.
Hender.'-on corsets wyj'se in price from
$1.50 ;p-$5.
m
I'll
rt
plain truth.
Also shown Eplsod'o No. 8 of thr,
exciting periis of "Thunder Moun
tain.'-
IMPPODIiOME VAI'DHVII.LK 4
TOMOKItow AT AltCADlii
Carr and Alnsley hnve an a-t ric
lomorrows vaudeville bill at I'm
Arcade theatre which they call "1
Should Say So." The materials Is all
original and Is chuck full of hunioi
Their finish with
Id 'srripllon of a ball game Is fu.l of
P P and novelty.
Clarence LeKh bills himself an
''An Entertainer." Ho Is a wonder-
cornhiisks and other proucts of i'i?!1"1 nilnilc and sineulst and Ms drop
Humor puts bmi over In fin;- shape
"re seen In :"any orli.Inal costumes
that the efiV'it Is sturtlinK Is to nut
astefully de. o-ated" in piininkins.
;Q .CALL AKI) lNSI'TOl'li
f iVIIlY , I I II IV 1111 i 1, t, ,
1111(1
' FKlvXS AT T11K STOKK.
Foley Hotel Building ,
i r.
futur.e ami that the an plane i mcielthat tho
than merely n toy lor exhibition purposes."
farm while tile guests are seen
farniereties," plough-boys and vil-
huio belles and beaux and oUicc ac
cepted modes of the old rishloneii
harvest danco.
l'o carry out the pnatorlal eifec.:.
Pallida Morley. tho bride with the
"can't behavo eyes" (played by Vi
ola Dana) appears as a liny chicken
Just out of the shell. The costume
Mdftost anil fluffiest cf
wansilown and to say
Ed and Lillian Hoach are corned)
singers of unusual type aid presenl
on act that they call "Te,4:liini: I
Coop to Sing," consisting of sinyin.;.
talking nnd sonic dancing. The word
"Coop" is especially coined by Ed
Hoach who will explain lis nie.iiiina
and derivative during the ae.'.ion of
their number.
Tho Uenrds present a tvn;ntlrral
offirlm; In the way of. nn Ac-rial
Novelty consisting of different fo a li
on the roman rlncs and double trap
eze. They do their work in a sn'ip
py sure way that makes tiicir num
ber one of the hits.
A two reel comply "I.ooml Lion3
and Monkey Business" will nl.o
presented together with the orchestra.
WANTED MES
SENGER FOR
WESTERN UNION,
$50 AND C0MMIS-
SIONS. i
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SEE MANAGER.
ffect is starting (s to put
tt mildly, but to ndd thai Mis Dana
looks nrlnrable Is only to s? ato tli
Sound Business Policy
Reliable Service
progressive Methods
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lve never &m closed iluin
tt-;i'sa hmii' sinco tlft,0dal of tir orani
itiofft ilk 'I. Wc will 'li'oii nml np-
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