La Grande evening observer., October 31, 1919, Image 4

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la QRAyrpR igvBNTyn ' OBSERVRH
A G R A tl D F V F K I?i R nfiXFRVFR!" """
h'W't
rliliiiud Unily and Wt.kly'a 1,
JrAxle, Oregon, by L Grande Even
ing 01erver Publishing Compact
hkuu UKNNl3,Puh1iher.
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II sit at the
old ,-n-jr
young .,
feet.
Entered at the PoBtoffk-e at I.a Grande
OreconVaS Second Class &.iil MritVi
Aducas all Conimunkatiuiyi to,
Hie Observer, 1710 BMh Street
Tity ani County Ofliilul PapwT
Another Plan Offered for an
Extra Session. .
A Mi; .. (.'. Ni'will, of.l'urtlnnd, W
p.ohuhlv a candid fin- Mrs. Ali-X
- andcr 'I li'mipson'. place in Hie publii
I I'?.' Al. li;it Kill' is ut tcntliti s' out
Ju salt ii, iHHw UMu-Uitgou Hoi.. ! f ,(,,. ,n.l..ulur follies viiich wo
New S.and, i'ortfand;. Iin,.rial Nw , ,,. i-.-.n and piomif..."!it club wo
1 111 II I '-cqiM'litly I C 'OI t tO.
taid, PvtiaDdii.:Mltnoiuuh llotm
Nc aijnj, Pjiud,-Oreijou. .
ii;nsc(tip'now UAiim
. '. By Carrie
'.u , u.onlh (,9,t
.ly, per tlirea month
"'ly. P-'r,x months In advent $3.7.
illy, pec year 4 advance . 7.5'
ilv vimI. copy,. ... . .5.
Uy Mali .
ii'J. iti yen! in advance. ' .i'lMi.
'wily, pr sii'montlm In advance f i: .;, .
niily, three months 'o d -n-i.-o. .tt.'l..
ily . per rnonth.- . . . . . iiUi
.;kly t)liii, ver Star Oy .-nail, p-i
-fci i, .ilnfic $l..t
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.Ciutwry TU of 'n,.-i,
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i-oll.r
Democracy aT It Comes from
L.EocUtfollor- ..:
.Who ever expected 1 see a Horhe
fePer come forwards tie a champion or
democracy? L .lohn II. Ito kefelh-r.
Jr., the 'highest capitalist in the Unit
ed States, long rcj.-unted n h :ui "on
pressor of labor'' nml u bulwiM.k
inpitaliislii ruiif crval ism, u-m-ihs
llilVO Voil('t tilt Mt lOIM'ist, I'V.'l!
(li'Hiorrntic uitciamc .it llic V.
tun pciu'p I'nufcrcm''. Spi-:;!;
favur of rcritniy.iir.r inslti 1 1 i.il
JMit, wi'h il.t twin prin'"'r)!f- of
tivf Imrjf Mining, Ik t;iiil:
"Jifpi'cKciit.'ilton in a piincipl'1 ju.'!
nrt'l vital to tin- hiht.-H'uI ri,.lu''t of
indtisl.ry. Thiy. t.s tin piitit ipl.' uk-i
which tin (li'inocralii iruvccntin'iit ot'
niiri is fmindrit. On t'.u Intlh- fi-ll-of
Krntn c, thin iiatixn pn-jrcl ut i
liIiMui f reel y that U'ai(f ncy nm;hl lt
niniittaint (I at lionio :nul itn ht-iiff it-ienf.
itistihitioHH it) iiflit hccniac HVailahlf ir
other lands as v.HI. Surt-ly it is in-ron-;istt'!iLJ,or
u ; as AoH'iuan lo th
inn nil di'iiiiM-rnry in j'livrnniH'iit am
Iitai'ti.o nntiM'iai'V in industry",
Yoirilf Kn, li. fi;II- f is no hot -In yiJ.-d
r'nlhu.iast, Insiaif his ljr:iiiiij!-:'in u
-it i t'onvi'i'.'iion 1" a nv ran-;", lie 1
not a rcri'tradi' to hi.- lU-t M-nks.
thnjiich open-mind' if con-idi ration ar.i.1
fair (lenliiuf to rveryhndy, the l.,-.' per
nianent interetK of his ela-in. Tin re
is the result of hme;, careful tainUinr
in his conclusion :
"Witli'tlic (li-YclnpMHMil of In.lustry
uliat I hoy irc today, tlnte i! cre to
re tne, a prn-'re1--' "vi rvnlut ion f 'me
(Mitocnttii, iiii'!c-l'rndrd c.'iiU.d. ulit
ther hy rapUn!. labor o- t'le :! ite. to
d. inocratic, ro-operat ivo t in'tu! aP
three,
"The vhid( moV'-ntei't evnlti'inn
nry. That which I; fundamental h t;..
idea of repn seu! -Mnv, fii' ! that idcr
urn d find r1oi" :,.'( in tho-e fi Mi
V hicl) will serve it t. v i'h t- r.!i;ilh-f
foii'ei and tiirei h:l ihvv a'c"
.John I . Junior h:s e.iMe far am
r'own (mud) suice tin- (',. .nidu Kind!
r inipain fitril e. i.M. 1 the aeiK r xctii
Mm hv that ft:Mi rniede a, id ii- con .
rrn'IcnCi S: lie 'iH'M" a"d fl" M '
minilej, cu-alde of lcn'ri:i" f'.un cur I
rent event:; and mid.-r-;t-: i'-!er t l.i
n-'v (o)i. Judve Ca"-. w ;th v Tt. Tu
Ih; i- r Ik r inopoM-d plftn (Jovfrrioi
O'-.-ntt rln. .ild call u special session ul
I la laturc and pay the cxpenHO ( f
!!iat tiiM'fial session from the mem
tarv of t tale's sala' y whit-h u now "or
iti,1' Ucau.-:c IVn OI' olL is now jcover
ri-T xir;i fc i et.1i y of tale hy law a"ie.
refuse;; to officially accept- I'Oth sal
aries. Kuril a proceeding would he out
of line, foidi-h and urnu'cessary. .
.Oirf"n is not hroke, She is a htatf
of resG'ticts itnd wealth ami can af
foid to p y her lejri. iators if t'ney ur
called to Tallin in extraordinary
.don. A"yne wlio thinks he h curry
iia: favor v.i'.h the voiertt ly tallji"tf
ejilandty and hard times no win mak
inr sora.-M" mi-dake. .Most votci'H want
to to 0 tuo ftale pay her way. They do
not wyj't tv' '-k charity from anyone
J I (la- voiiiMii l uffrajre amendment
f-t of . uffi-l. nt imiMirtance to justify '
p. 1 ial ,c:iin nf tho leiKlatuie, ut
!i 't. Fcr.' ion he called anil he paid for
m I he 11 ual manner. If it is not worth
it, 1- t all sliut up und tuit trying to
find a way tn st' al money from sorno
d p 1 r t tti irt to jmy f't a tiling that nd
a.il lv diy i.. not w.o lii the price il co.sU
,The wodth of the Pniltand Oreo
n;an is unhounded. It i now diweov
end that tlie hi;,' newspaper owns'
M'ockln a numlii r "f Icol rorporn
t it .us, town lots in different ndditiotu'
and a poiiani o lien heiJniK .-i loan
i'iniii:i!iy a-; well. Indicating
U'Whiiaper in the course of a Imur c;ji-ieei-
I., Mii:ctitnc5 forced to '.ake :ito:'k
;ind 1 t 1 1 - -1 1 ; m 1 M ;i' to settle :d indinj? ac
count.;, as widl as the local grocer -ii
flou'iniT nnil man.
tie
iIim Influx
OO
with money- and If she could
q much
6
only nend up our pries lilKlier.:fni
ea, only pay with -'oods. And Ii
iiroptrrtlon as fihe floes, we Bhul1
have more comni'litles Jo ke aout
our own ne'ff.i, and shall liuve lesi
rredit oatstaiHiliiK, and ho .slial'
tK-nefit by low'-r prices. 80 Bay tin
ojport fivnuni i'-i, who oti;ht t"
know.
"At tills tlirnV tys Mr. Morrow
''we should wdeoinntaif Inereane it
our Imports of those thiris that
Kuropa can muko fof us hoMor tluyt
fo can 114:1 ko them oursulves. '
It may seem a citrioui rov-ral
of tho traditional American ajtltud'
toward foreign ti;i,i! n nil "(nn'o hal-
iire.s." Tint thai attVudo-was Msee
on normal businens. In norma1
lnies it lA douhtlesH well to sel1
abroad as much as possible and buy
abroad us little as pwHlbln. Thesr
are not n'pni:il tlmnH. Tho whole
.(II nation is upHpt. When It Rets bacV
to normal, It will b time to rejoice
Htfaln. as Americana did early In th
war, over "favorable biilances."
5TANUARD
Patterns
PUIS
E
fl. J. SINNOTT!
.SECOND I) I S T 11 I fT CONGRESS' j
MAN'S WOKK Or I.MI'OKTANCE.
Things'- YOU DON'T KNOW About-
. 'from all oyer the Store
GOATS!
The oeasons
best models
In coats for riding-, motori.nr, street and dress
wear. Beautiful models of Duvc'.yn, liolivia,
Polo Cloth and Plush. Many with convertible fur
or plush collars. Some arc the lone, straight back,
others with plaits and belts. If you haven't your
coat yet, it will help you to crystalize your ideas
to see these. Prices ranire Irom $27.50 to $100.00
Also there are children's coats of wool mixtures
nrd plush. Some with plush and fur triinmiiiK,
belts ajl around and convertible collars. They're
rc.- -'e in pood styles and very moderately priced.
Kroft l-'erria, of Oklahoma, Offers
Public Appreciation of Sinnott.
A il'.'-tnr ays ten years more in jro
iinr tu In- aililcit tn .tin- nveniicc duin
iiiin uf life. And no ilmttit pcnplc will
list- lliat ti n y-Nr.-i ju.it as 1'onli.shly n:i
'h, y du tin- ivst.
SniiK'niiily wains tn adnit a nt-w ca!
ciidar with l:: inoiith. in il. That h;".
one merit, a'. !..,.!. mt winitiln't havcj
any timiiilc j . K i i . out your ui.U.cliyj
ninntli. '
T ! t i plan cf vcnic. inc; the
.i d in-'ii and winiicn by trrat'tin limn j
i j land'
:n; mm
: k;-v'
!la,t
plv of ttnnd
Wouhl it tic
a.y of' tlu
e.-.el'ch to
into tiiem is interc.-itinj;
usive. Wouldn t the :-un
' j ,i soon v iu out? Aiil
fair, or wise, to try it on
race unless (hero were
'round.
WASHINGTON,' Oct. 31. (Special.)
A splendid tribute to the legislative
indutsry ami ability of Congressman
N. ,1. Sinnott, of Oregon, was paid him 1
on I he floor of the house recently by
Congressman Scott Ferris, of Okla ;
' i hontn. when he stated that Sinnott wa? '
tt ..u..; a.... .....
llir in- il. i II. ill noill lllilL 1,1 1 l Ollllllltkl'V
on public lands had ever had.
The tribute, which was warmly ap-
plainh d, was all the more gracious and
forceful on account of the fact that
Congressman Ferris had himself beer
chairman of this big committee foi
several years prior to the present ses
ion of congress. lie is chairman of
the National Congressional Democratic
committee, at the present time, as well
ns ranking minority member of the
I public land committee. The compli
ment to the Oregon member was made
(Idling remarks hy the Oklahoma eon
grs -man on the mineral land Icnsinp
hill iinv." being considered by the houso
ii... r it,...
-uih
i,!lernan from Oregon
Sale of'
Chilerens'
rs.ompers
A special lot of rompers in
good styles, of good qual
ity ginghams, percales and
Uevonshires. A large va
riety in color and sizes.
Tomorrow at
50c - - 60c
SPATS
-more by express
:-d u
"The ;
(Mr
Tln-re i.-i jdenty of radicalism in the
country, hut you don't run across the
man who's a Horialist-nnd-proud-of-H
naif as often as in the'nld days.
Cive (Jermany crctlit for having paid
the first installment of her. war indem
nity, marly S.r.tM)U,Mi.O,tm( worth of
commodities. That helps some.
The public lal
. buy motor
nifty than the
ely has been in a rui1 i
locks. That is m;'-t
usual rudi to buy mo
M!,t'- If -tu-n!'y-t
.Ill ! l
ii'iiuir
C.ind.dat
manl ti
A nvw;i
.-.Hike, h
-cl it ov
in -. in pi
t a r-'d
out a tire
Hi' t on s h.
star- aiTain,
or s inte'ltin:
alioiit timu for p;'e
s to for 111 a union
'.nition ?.
.identia
.in.) d.'-
v, it t ht .
i-tter hav
ov with.
1 bus got to be a
' it riy.ht away
F th-
11 if 1
,-b-ate November 11 wit
a'ie-tii-cV
1 v fsto i;s
Scad tor "ITt'-c Joufhs
rri'K tki vi, srrst i;ii-i ion
Texas Oil BulMut
Fold V.i!! : the !l.:.li
the ic, -
know.t i
want i .
I i
M nhtM I'l
I
cil.iilt; i
Tea loi,1
JiM! SON CO.
fid Oi.-j;,!,,, i 'i:,d
MM '.J Main
it U.a:'i. !.
; 1 1; it: ri:om i;MS
AS ( III NOW AFFKMl
li.M "llio rvporn
S!.:te to Knii'iM
imin'Hh a a it t !m'
liu-: count i y I ton
i ufaally i'lcrea: t
row of .1. IV M 'f
, "Neither or the-
ll.ph.ied"
..I.hIm!. th-- Ct.it
l uhio.rd f 1 C '
' i cils mini' I h.i;
Mom atoo.id. tt n
ri in i; of , rs--eat ia
hfis iiiailo pric i
I'tit tit.il Curop.
I'.i'i ie.m uoi ermnen'
- I .' 'en,iMMt.eH foi
i I ri. t r. ii
n . lore k fi'ttit
Si'unit eaidled to the very great
est ctedit. Hit spent night and night"
Jnndnigbi, and tedious nights they
ivrie in the most thorough investiga
. tion in connection with this !)ilt. The
gentleman has always been active op
the committee, hut this year he ha?1
, assumed the responsibility of th 1
; chairman diip with all the term inr
j plies, and is really the best chairman i
the committee has ever had," j
I The mineral land leasing bill whirr 1
'is now before the' house of represen- j
' t itivei and in charge of "the gentle j
j man from Oregon," is one of the niost
j important bills before the privent con
tgiess. It provides in place of the pres. j
lent, mate or less archaic mining laWfj
m regard to coal, gas, oil, oil snaie
phosphates and (sodium, for n system
of h-ising this character of minera'
lands now remaining in the public do !
I train to tho-e who will develop then
and pay a royalty to the United State? i
' j f"i- the privileire. Tiie administ ratinr I
,:nC tlie'law is left largely in the hand?
of tin secretary if the interior and h
j is empowered to fix the amount of thi? '
(royalty, provided it is not less thaiii
. I one-eighth of the value of the oil pro !
dured by the lessor of a piece of min
eral land. &
The If. S. director of mines ha
! brought out the fact that the oil beinp
produced in this country is not keepinp
on with olir present demands far pet ro
ll urn and gasoline and that we are tio
i'tiHirt nig some from Mexico and el so
where. He also brings out that tin
diotlage is likely to increase because
our dt mand for gasoline is increasing
rapidly. This' present bill is designee'
t encourage the opening up of mtr un
developed oil lands and at the same
' cOie guard against the waste hit herto
lomuvted with oil development and to
t-afeguard the interests nf the govern
tneiU and the American people as rt
vhtde. Secretary i :ine in writing to
( Tia'i : man Sinnott regarding the lul
S. L'VV.i as it came over from the sen
ate said that in his opinion it was or
the wh.de the best leasing bill that had
paed either house of eomrress.
4k
ml
vii
-A-
Beautiful
Shoe
A black patent lace hoot with
very high Louis celluloid covered
heel, light turn sole, black oo.o
top. Presenting the long, slen
der vamp and plain toe. Very
dressy and very new. After you
see it in our window, come in and
, try it on AAA to C widths. -
o 0
WM ' . '
.' .iff , ' ' CHlLDRENS' ..
m L' ' BLACK
M Wl . HOSE'
b! j D A good quality, fast color are two osentials
I iXy in ehildren's black hose. A specul lot of
III j 1 i'l t CttT odds and ends in sizes to Reg-
I til ular 50c and 60c hose, while any nmain at
W ff 11 35 cents
: iujj Im infanes Wool Hose
,. 25c
NO beams ! Another special lot of Infants' pre wool
Sanitary Dve Hose in sizes 4H to 614, in different colors, ;
O P'nk, blue, tan and red. AH fast colors'.
C While any remain at 25c.
i - I You Will Find The at the Ladies' Entrance
MEN! MEN!! 1 -
PLAIN COLOR SILK SHIRTS
$6.50 to $11.50
Our first nrrival of pure silks in plain colors, blue, pink and
hivm,,!..!- A ml m.,,.'n
Cs!C BATES-STREETS
X. uw. .,u.iitijr i,ivn in um I i'iu Kind oi 8ni! IS. I I I
Inspection Invited.
f nl X 1 I ' .
iyi ciii x
occasions
N Th.I-n fy .w..r n,.n,..nna l. : 1... t
- ... . u H " u'viv.uiu.1 j i v i m . u L in uv r.Miirss lllllll. l II II II I
llJ . Hart Srhsffnf Mr Maw
You who have been waitinu, drop in the first thine; in the
nim nini!. Remember there are just a few. Waist-seam nod
eds with velvet collars and slash pockets. Knoujjh iout
their quality and style if they have this label in them.
I a- 1
-- !:: 1 j "'W-
--" . : 'hJ ; Clothes
Price $45
e
Another shipment this morning bring
us spats in the 'Tweedio' style, in
brown and taupe.' Made of good (pual
fnwn color. Also plain spats in
ity Kersey and broadcloth. Very mod
erately priced at
$2.2o, $2.75, $3.00
DRESS
Of both silk and wool. Many
Cord, Jersey, Satin, Tricolette, C
ueorgetle. r.mbronlcry and beading are very prom
inent features in the way of trimmings. Many of the
wool dresses have trimming of Soutache braid, while
others are distinctly attractive in the model itself.
We invite you to see these try some on if you
wish. The prices range from
$.10.00 up to $100.00
CA H WIM. NOT STAJtT.
Low grade pas and leaky valves
Ik a combination that tnako starting
difficult. Thorn Is a remedy at tho
Standard Auto Hepatr shop. Fir
st., between Adams and Washing
ton. Kd Cyr. Thone Red 107 1.'
10-15-tf
Carefyl attention given to remod
rdlne. Walling Millinery. 10-lfi-tf.
The very latest boxes of Fine Sta
tionary, just the thing for fine letter
writing, such as you all must appreci
ate you will find at Silverthorn's.
dly 10-'27-tf
IE
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA SRANDCOncOON.
1. !
II I'
llliil
ALL M1I;L
jyjilkoery
:kkv AT
5n ' I TJ 1 "I ?1 . t 1,'-':y "art of ten nn hour.
Cjrea.oy.iiediicedrnces! 111':,;;
o ij . bread n soup, ftiu-y have been re
WHY CAY HOJJt-:?-
IM.M SI l ll'l.l) Kill lll'.NS
ni l i n:i:i n rj:i ssi
9 .....
KM liKOV. S.uith Frusta. Sept. "2
via IVn ? -, Oct. a.- Thirty-six Ameti
can fu lif kitchens of the type used by
t he A i i icau 'pedil ionai y force in
France, ha e been delivered to the
ai my of 1 Ii'ti al Kootepoff. They
were brought heit fim France and
pi evented to. tii net .!Koitepof f by iu
mcriean Ked Clots as part of its wel j
fare work anioi.; his troops.
Tlic kitchen-; ate W light construe
ii m an are ea-dv 1 1 isportable o
tlie wi'A-r rnds. Kach kitchen h
ved !th ent ia!m. They are tlno
only io't'o kitc Ons inaSouth Cen-1
tia't Ku.i:.
a O
O 0 "
a a
k' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 t - A H
ki iday iind urd ay Is $1$ day d
vt (tit li V"d MIIMvr0 Mow
Who is Yot
our
BANKER?
This iiii'tion is oTt in asked in the i-oui-so f
your l.iisinos-s. A invite you to id(tit
.voui-st-lf with this hank and vsuiy you tin
lu'st f si'i vico.
" la Grande National
Caiitl ami Surp'o;
RF.SOUKCKS
Rags Wanted
3c Per Lbs.
The First Snow
Don't.lt iake You Tl.ink of
BUCKWHHAT CAKES
and
MAPLE SYRUP OR HONEY
."at Breakfast Time?
JOEL'S GROCERy;
Tuft Home of RoyakClub Goods. .
Cor. Cedar and Wysjungton. ftioae M-739
All !F-. $IAXamI H hatv fo
hi i
liwludinK evejuvittp att
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