La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 30, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSrXDAY, OVE"rT!KT? no. i?a THE SUNDAY MORNING OBSERVER ' THREE o T Political Stars Are . .. . Begining to ShTrie ' T I'OH'l'LAMl, Nov. :. Jhore WIS time win.-11 political sfWit-a ip Or-aon had Willi' sknilf-irauce. ,.- .HrthlM ele k, ii,?,, 11. rliiu :lehiii as o!.f so tlln i Ileal story may In- i.' W i) in : !! Itg In lh Vli-i.:rU Hon. " Ilueiip i hiIi ; I01411 in ihpiii utir:ilve rout JC window a..cia,u t' aM to. Uiiring Hip Ivrlflc IiUorSutlnn how ewcek, lien jam hi Joaes 111 , geared in Hn Impeif,,! Uililv Vi h day with a tic -ulili colar snd'.n i.iluhle smile and h..n,l.:f!;e. "Sllinriclil M;.I).., long ciioiiV ti llht n.ciKur an;! assure- his frlcuilii , tltt there la na cinch lie will nut (II on cTio llcriiblirau 'unmlnntloii . for senator. Ham al,o.-r hit the hijh spist s ami mail;i everyone knnfi lie in runlni- prtty it n (ml tiard . for secretary of Male F.tl Wi'itkl srePtisel ta be Interviewed rS''.arili!t the same office. hjit look on u look i or .wisdom tlil.li aas d '"lop- 1 etra sao i'ii lie aciit lo Cric.,i-t! ' P'ltt l irun out some troubles :. Ike pand old parlf. j Bill Xmili-y ralk -il ihe hotel lot, 1 ' preclnst n regeneration which ill innl nil hoys and girt..; physl , rally yarfctt nud cause greater pr , diction from fli3 farm rr futiu'c' aeaersiloas. Jy-.t m where Hill mil his insalruilfin ' nn.nno.hax cl.-arij : riXermlaed. hut lie has if jimt Ilkr'! Hill has evnil!liiK ho waiiSs.- HH is a vizard on1 ruining new phrases J 'riving npr-iopr'alc ll'it.-.lrulionr :irt ! tX end driving home a point or two thai .refuses to h hlimied j hut nllc vialKht tif atlracliiK wide' attcntlm. hill can flgarc out wh mf wrii! is usiuc iiom-a. ami mat a. and that ' klo can do j rr of wis- ) more than most pcnplo W contendr nilli n den om that I? both ntartlni;and cor rect that more people Ml have to Ko to work or people will he eailng - ih other In Ihe next fe-"years, and Hill Is prniiy r,ii and (heads the time when he will lie put In the hakliic oven lo satisfy a hunch of kimprey red.'. The old snce llaiii'7 coanty pnes R lnil? now. lie does not know It. hut ho Iloes lurt the a.ni(i. When he drives home a point he will rjse lu Ihe toes or hlr! cowboy biiots and when he Ids down his heels tflck on the til; f.'pora. mil is not u-ed to Hie floors nce his hiihit Is very likely per inanent. Dob Slanfleld has linen linhinn around the metropolis occasionally I lately. He is raid to h thiiiklnr i of hltilnc the political pall once I more just for the fun of the fame i anu incidentally Willi the piirniuoun' thoupht that he nilchl take George' place In the 1'niled Slates senate Some of his Mends nri!ue that the country is due for land slide vote politically and that George limy ge caught In the avalanche. There is' quite a little lalk u limit Fd Wright Kctilni: In Ihe mre To' secretary of state, hut thus Tar Ed Insists that he is pure and has not teen tempted by the fluttering of fers of support. The race Is now cut up Into many angles and some good sound thinkers who claim pull! leal wisdom assert that Kd. Wright hn a fine chance to he ihe hig secro tary. But again, we call attention to Kd's modesty for he only smile? when Ihe possible political plum it mentioned. The job hunlprs In stale politics Pre not so nctlvi as they once were for clerks In cigar stores are now getting about as much pay ns depu ty slate officials, so aside from the glamor or holding office, which nev er-appealed In Put Mahafey 'and a bunch of still hunt 'politicians, there is little to recommend the old. time hustle for office. , Wc Have tht Y that can do 1 in town or out of 4owr tclephons us your wantsi A IX !I4 Osborne Bros. 1I U'Ue. Hie hauliai? dv Just MX UT Imam V..i at i Your i . . . " . ,mmmm toll VvM l Basra H By tfta Mast Wok. . ; ' "rT- ""sala. Sunday It oa- "rT '"V1 timeti week mere. Itacausc there are S5.(W0 Turkt It V city Friday Is 'tile irst Sunday. Then all the TarklnH atorps clo and,: ce irna tle a day to some of the hundred nmsques whose slender mln- rets uleiiin white iiuulnst the grfrn RackKnuud of the bills. 1 Ittvnuse 200 years bk a (rroup of .Vialsh .leas settled In Bosnlu, Sat urday Is Sunday , for tunny Sara Jvun. Then all the Jewish stores are closed and the Jews of the city crowd the hig yellow synagogue of the main street. Because all the resfof the 54,000 In hfltiknnts of Sarajevo and hundreds of peusants from the hi I hi amuml are Scrhs un;l Bosnians, followlntf the Roman Catholle and the Ureek ortho doxthellcfs, the Sunday Sabbath Is the blaeest holy day of all In Sarajevo. All the store except the Turkish are cloned. The churches are crowded with peo ple dressed In every style from the latest Belgrade fashions to homespun trousars for both men and women, with huge beaded shoes ad woolen turbaas. After that modern Sarajevo walks about the modera quarters and o ": r old-faskloned Sarajevo dances the Kolo" lt the big square of tk crowd ed Turkish bazaar. "The result of three Sa4ys a wek for tk peovle lure I ao Kundnys at all'for the. Aeerlciias. who Sad no day without sotae schoel ar hospital that must be provide! for." said Lieut. John D. Hurtunic of Bay Shore. L. I. Lieu tenant Hartung kt ka charge of the aiedtcal sMpplrcs froas America, which have made the Bosaiaa koapltala posr slble. REUWTEB KFJIH 50 YIAM SlaMra Seaartted In rtoflrnark Mar That) Half a Century Ao tnMt In Sout-h Data. Sioux Falls, 8. D. Three sisters, who were separated In Dentaark 58 years ago, have been reunited In Dell Rnplds. The sisters are Mrs. George Hanson of O'Nell, Neb.; Mrs. Hannah Ander- son, residing in the East, and Mrs. , Chris White, who hss lived in Dell ltiiulds for 68 yeara. lire. White did not follow her sisters to America for snnte years af-Mv their departure from Denmark. This was the Irst time since the three sisters left their tatlve land that they had been together. Following the reunion they again- will be widely sep arated, for Mrs. Anderson will return to her home In Pennsylvania aad Mrs. Hanson la arranging to leave far Cali fornia. Last year Mrs. Anderson received wide recognition aa a Red Cross work er, who raised sheep, sheared the fleece, spun the yarn aad knit socks fur soldiers. HAS COLLECTED 3,000 PIPES Syracuse Woman Has tht Sreatast Assortment ef Plata At Mm World. ayrecuse. N. T. How'd yon like to be able 4o smoke, a . different pips every day for etgb yeara! ' A Syracusan. owner of the world's I largest eihlhlt of pipes, cesjld. but 1 doesn't, for the 8yracsan Is a Bon i MMdter. and a womaa ta boat. he Is Mrs. Gard . FoiHec, wlew of a well knows central New Ysrk ptiTslclus who has completed catalagulHff ker Mnlae roHectloa, sMrted by Iter has Kaad an4 (VaHked bf ber ski ca kls dcnrli. The collectlosi aw aamhera S.OtiO, and Includes pipes from every 'couatry uadet the sun. Amsg Hm rara apecl merrs Is a beautifully carved meer schaum, with aa eialsetely shaped hand Fielding the bowl of the pipe, the rarvfng ot the.lara at t-)V wrist being perfect In detail. A meerschaum skall pipe and a cigaret holder representing "I.eda and tht flwm." frora Saalsburg. also are reckoned as priceless. MEXICO H1E0C4 P THIISTY Bars Open Aeraas lattftr Freti Na galsa and Reauttte for Travel Permits Inersats, Nogales, Aril. Applications for per mits tn cross the border Into Mexico hare increased tevllwlth announce ment thot live saloons have been (ranted permits In Nogales, Soaora. opposite bera Under an act of the sftte congreslof Sonnra. a decree dat ing from Aug. 9. IBIS, calling for en-fnft-ement of prohibition laws was ah j misled. Gov. a Huta of gooora 1 has Inftrrned president of munlclpall '. ties that licenses for sale of wine aad i beer may he granted, tht municipality ! to collect 20 per cent tat Pltleee Prunes. O WataonoMla, Cel. t stonelass n . .. a tlnrt.aa.lP naaulimtlaial .Mmla.1 Uaflilili-. m iniiiraii. .a,,u. , ,.,, K.u,u,.n V . t a r...r. I a a a.. O Th. f 1 U. practlrAy the aamt at lift ordinary : breakfast prune with exception that tiie etona In ths renter la repliO-d by t soft kernelOar aeed that can tw ' cooked with tht Cglt and tattm. A Notable 6. & II II 1 I . M if $ - ,?t. - ! These fiur men hare been largely Instrumental la securing ttta adaption of mjieh valuable legislation in (he House of RepresanUttves d'iring I till special session. They ate Frederick H. Otllett. Speaker ot the ttousa, who has'been a niembej-of Congress for tt years; Joaepo, Q. Cannon, former Speaker, who is Serving his fid term, making 44' years: f'ruuk W. Mondell. RepuAlican leader, who has Just entered upon his Uth term, aud Tlarold Knuasou, of Minnesota, the young Kepublican whip. This picture paotHa-a the Vruhibltloa enforceineot SUFFKAGI STATES ' Nineteen states tave ratified the woman's tuffrsjra amaad- rAnt to the Federal Constitution aa follows: Wisconsin . . . MMUbhh Kan sua Ohio New York V. . . Illinois ...... Pennsylvania , MaWmachustsMi . .-.June 10 , .June. 10 , .Juno 10 ..Jane 10 .'.Jane 10 : .'.June 17 , .June 84 . .Jane S3 Tev-a ....... .j i Jane 8 sixteen of these nineteen and in several caaes special sessions vesro called by Kepublloaa governors to ratify the amendment. HUNGER STRIKE STILL CONTINUES IN TACOMA tUy Associated Prom to The Observer TACOMA. Nov. 29 Twenty-two alleged industrial Workers continue tiielr hunger strike and refuse tc.home. touch the food offered .them. . Divinity In Friendship. The most I can do far my friend Is simply to bo his friend. I hnve no wealth to bestow on him. If he knows that I am happy In loving him. he will want no other reward. Is not friend ship divine in thlsc Henry D. Thor- ean. The Old Cry. . It doesn't make any difference what happens, snir.ebody Is bound to arise to whisper that It Is crooked. We over heard this man talking nn n street car yesterday. There's nothing the humnn family enjoys better thnn being sus picions of somebofly or- something.- Detroit Free Press. Do vim want an Elgin Bracelet Watch fur Christ mas. If you tin, yon had licttcr ctniicin anil liavf out' Initl away as tlfy , are hurt, to f,ri't. . WE HAVE THEM. AUy Sixes and Shapes . "We WilkSave Siegrist d.arge.st Jewttlry Str?re in Eastern Oreoon. 0. PrQBErtette was taken )ust after tba Mouse baa act over the President,' veto 1'. ...July a Missouri . Arkansas . , Montana . . Nebraska . . Mittnet-ota . . New Hatnp. Utah California ......July a ......July m. Jaly 40 ...... Auk. a Sept. a ......Sept. 10 tcpU SO Nov. 1 Maine . . .Nov. 5 states hare Republican legislature LEA V ICS FOll EAST. , Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Dennis and lit tle son, WuylumI, ami Miss Kinily Hoffman left for the eust Saturday evening. Mr. and .Mrs. Dennis will no doubt locate in Caicujro, and Miss Hoffman will return to the Tw'n t'it ies, where she will make her future Castor Oil for Botulism. In a case of botulism poisoning from eating spoiled vegetables or fruit and most common with canned goods the most effective remedy Is a gener ous dose of castor oil. Rut It must he given quickly, as one of Ihe effect of the poisoning Is to paralyze the In testlnjs. and when this has taken place the oil will do no good. Why Archie Muffed It. It wns at a cricket match In. Aus trollo. A tremendous skyer had been hit and the Holder-was In fnlr way to Catch the batter out. At this tense moment one of the spectators called out, "Mlsa.lt, Archie, and I'll let you klss toy Bister." You Money!" o 0 & Go; VERNON" MAY- LOOSE CUM cITV fi NOW K1TIIW.T HOI NOKI) SY AN(i44t City of Vernon, a little. im town cntUuly jiurrontlfd by lb sowifr ea.st Rcrtioii of Los .AnjreUn, is nboit to pivo up it municipal ;ho$t, Iru1 be niertrt-d Into the cor point ittn rf I .or Anpti'S, ncooni'ntc tv offiiiuls i if lln luttn rit v. Th rliii-tWiti itf Vernon to boo om a moniorv follnwcd the cnnctmc'ut of federal prohibition Until that arrived, Vernon was a "wi;t spilt" entirely surrounded by arid Los Anjrcles, and wus the Sole oast-, fof residents of shis e'ty. Vernon is a niantifactur'ng tows, ;but its claim to fame has rested on its I t'litpi taiiimeiit. facilities, "lelare tW) : country went dry, Vernon hatl a jjroup t of restaurants nnd cafes thai were famous nil over the country. Tht aio !tion picture people, the nrYsts ond bo. i heminns, and the writers of the west all turned there for gaiety and found , It. Dunce floors, hnll rnoais, diaing rooms, and bars wero numerour, nni after Ins Angeles voted out the sa loons a yiar or so ago, one liar in Vernon rapidly developed th,i ilistln; tion of be'ng the Inrffest snloo.i In thf Uvoild. With the pusslng- of liquor, city rev enues of Vernon, derived from license fees and from fines against the hil arious patrons, hnve dwindled down to nothing; it can't pay snluries, licr.ee .it cannot retain nfficinls; and It. can not maintain lights, water, streets, and other town needs. So, when Los Angeles recently found Itself in need of a truck highway through Vernon to the hiirlinr distr'ct, negotiation '" Ran again for annexation, end thfa time, city officials said, th"ero snems to lis n prosiect that they will rut ceed. .. ... . . : . a- a. av a. j. ..-,rti.1l A -r.l i jjit,l.',V.i r,S7.7MitJli .iitvw rebate. .riwtv S1 a - -wj ww-w wwn v ' .X.'S'VMi'j j Uuk.aut.iw. an Mttawfl. KjfO J 1M1& Vir AAj'l?. J ins tvnnn a. ot-asW a ' -.--. s.--i.-w mj...- .Yiwria,.- a flrAC ill Q III Vf'J' Drim S4ore t- . r, i 1 Own Your Own How A (IKNUINK UARCIAIN Lnrvc, wcM-Jiiiilt, jilasU-t.,1 house; 8 ltmiiic, bnpe inciif, wiit'd, (,'ity water, t'hickcii Iittiise'iiii". park, hie; lot nearly an acre. No ifiit rat-tor would tliiplicatt this house today for jp.l5(X). You will not tiestion this statement after exaiiiinini; t.he iiroperty; . The lriee is oal-v $'2300 f 100O t iish anil the halanre like rent. ' SIX ROOMS (lood, plastered house, jlunilied, wired, ffarap. ( Adansc. Ave. Lai'Ke lot, !M)xKM). ifs 10(1 will handle this. A( M) 'I'UACT Fir'e-rooiii house, ehii ken lions, few fniit trcet. city Water, jn addition to wiirtf-r riuht for irrigation. lriep $T2iK).- Very easy ternw. SI'LKN'DII) VAI.IJI-; l-anr, sevi'ii-room house. j.lumVu'd, w iredshado frees, , fine, large Iftirn.' Could easily he worked over into dwelling. J'oiiflots. Close in. I'riee .f:,2cft). Terms-. " I'tNI-; LAW. (IF, llOMK-Well-l.uilt, plasttred house with full Imseinent. Ex 1 1 iuwell i!unilietl, mi Adams avenue. Lott'iOxllO. Jf'riee 1730. INSOl'TIl LA fiWAlN'DK-AMiv-rooni house with. two large lots, ci'llar, taoo.I slied mid garage, 1 ." H ; eash will liandlc this . INVI'TJfEXT Afj1TOMl'i Three house.. nd.joining, hv.. fiiinisluc'l for light . liousel.eejiiiig.tinw filled aii'dtring in $100 per iiiontfi in addition to a five-vuou;. modern house to live. in. Close in on jxj vetl htreet. If interested, rail and get particulars. " . : TKN'eACItK FA I IMS t,wo such tracts between Ln C'raudc and Island City.' One on the paved road, tliiother just a few ftteps offf. If .this appeals to you permit me to exliin fitlly. 'J ' ' .i'2.HK1 Ml'Xn A LOW Five-room, modern Jmihirnj on easy toims, $'J00 eash will ha mile this. Four hloeks from High .School. o $i:!(0 TAUES Tllim Small house wit h two large lots, fine stvplo If yon want a property that yofi ean grow a flile gat den or raise chickens and He close (o school, this wiff appeal to vou. . 1 Advertising space eosts too much money lo fell you nhout my farm listing to day hut if you ai' in flip market tnjiiiy tain sure I have what you want. Jf'yon iint to sell your farm, alistinlf with mo Kvt?erally brings; verytitisfat:-. m tory results, I have notd ten farms (Juring tltt1 last few iifonths ami t';re ave'o ing to be niany farmsehangp hands htweeu?iow and spring. GEORGE H. CURREY Real Estate. 0 Pr. lnrci e Tru, Wlinon, whh h j looketf It o0. thi nfit .-ne a.v' w .i i . . . . iioniiiBi-ne iiia to aaui; ir siii: It -curral In tiaa. world tirv a, llua A. kt. Jkouh Aid aaa 40e aw ar s-v ! sasrw. .e'l ar tits jruki lasaai, taiji.ni flt haaa vnften n rtw iMia i an rl k. ir ' vftii1A: V-u t m mjb v&& nad mr m totM iK4 W (Ml-tttark m m4xmr seve cisi1ud r jks Te Vt U ;! td t f. CaliiieF, S'ti'fl HnV-s, Oalipn kiilfs, Iklll ISt'B lgrticvt, IS Va'rictfrs i4 Drivprn, Ooppfr llunmwrs'. Hilton .MUtk ftiiMlA- m. m tfc-..M ( Ulrali W nrk OT, nni - jJiiin lA iW a KUvataaa. . te.il. i-Hij -,I2.lI.I.Vui,V, ... - ....a -a-. a f a a a - i taa.iaM aua -- n ttJinicacuiiuCaiau t r - -, ma . Ojm tVDm tu.ua W vttna 4 - - .i.w,vr V . v i , i ---a7Ta' Cail'17WrVDi?- ."r . ! mom many times do you expect to move this winter : , , , , ' . , iaca-ci Imi'.m fthin tint. With most of 'thm Inadlng. vmntlera of J unn wa-sillng Is . on , u pi paimit tv'tlci. Iiiis,l:ein tnndjdlov. fromfa tlr. to kA. for- iany 1 m.nertlun some of the Tnnanei! , . ,v;. J . taHliaiW.. V,Tt.-Atar-M-. , ; ,1 .fte-- i sp )!.ttrnritr.i p .KtV4 lk jllJi 'HlVvd"!,. j4. "t;nt. aiiij"s,ltfjmV5V , tar ttts ! lv9nlylivsiV 4ww 8iiflSi'iB sii-.Vhfiier. . ki-. .Vic iS-r , 'vii;l.'lstti ; Ism. nfc.t Mt Ef fB'3 'li'.iS a'O'V tan tk" ,,..' iMiai'iife j.st.j. 2Zt jit - .Sir'4'iaTt wsjf a I !ttwy TVifki.tcsf fa-wfp. W-iokft WrtrMrhrs iuik4 CM tliisk csi, FiU'B and l"wi(nrltntjfo nil siz-?s. - of r Llg. fH4 Lue Yau. Be- Garase Home La Grande, Oregg t .1 i.