La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 16, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr e e e o e e MONDAY, MAY lfi. 1921 " LA GRANwT! tVENisS OBSERVES 0 a ii a eijjjj'. . . 4 .'- O 9 O IpMlMRHMI1 ....... ...... !MIUlO, Bow. Jl-nW 4 , - J - ! Thu" contact peptides IliB I'lnh . fj nND-iT.H6Rr- NEW 10JAYi;z::z: ling BPPPPBPPWPI FOIl FlRr Furnlshrd rno, IMhl I 1 Cbc Observer 4 i 1 o 2 AS IXnKPHNKKNT NKXVSPA r KH PuhllFhed dnlly nnil wnnkly til l.n (Irando, Oregon, by I.n Grande Evening Olworver I'liljllslilng Company I Wired 81 lh Pout office at Iii Orande, Ore.,, Siond Claim Mall Matter , Aildrosi 'nil Ciinitimnlratlonii to Till: I II, 1 flO Ailiuiiii An-., I.a f.iaiulo, Oregon 1 I,, 1. 1 . ' CITY AND COUNTS Or-'FICIAL BAPKIt On sale In other rillnn OrKon Holnl N'W Slund, Portland; Imperial Nhwm Htund, 1'oiiluiiu; Mulliibiuuh News ijtunil, I'uttlund srii.seitii'rio.v iiatk.s ! ,1 Hy CuitIit Pally, per month .... t 70c JJully, vr nix mo: In advance 4.(i0 Dally, per llirno inonlhs. ... Is. 25 Dully, mntlo copy ,..,..bc , Hy JtlnJI Rally per year In ndvanoo. .10.00 O.iily Ihrnn montlM In advance $1. CO Dully. Kin moiillm In advanco $3,110 Dally, per monlli r0 .Weekly Ulmervnr-.Stur, hy mall, ji"r year In advance $1.50 mi:mhi:h op- AssiitiATKi) imikhh ', The Aaxnclaled Press In oi'-liixlmly millll"d lo (ho mm for publication of all newH dlfKil('.hi8 credited to it or not otliiirwixe credited in Hi In pa per, anil aim. Hie local nenm pnlillHhcd therein. AH right or re. publi cation of Hpeclnl dlMpulfiieH here ulno ure re(?rvd. A GOOD liK(;iNNL(J Already American busincsH feels the .stimulus of the Ger- ' man peace settlement. Many-things have been wsiiting- fur that. The filial acceptance of il definite reparation plan hy Germany, with assurances that it will be curried out in good faith, has an effect fur greater than could come from any immediate loosening of cash and credit. There will be cash for the Allies soon, to stimulate their buying, and credits for iiermany to en able her to buy raw materials; but the big effect of the Settle nienl is psychological. The biggest factor in the general un certainty has been removed, and international business and therefore domestic business, can go ahead more confidently.. There Is no conspicuous gain as yet, but the tendency is plainly visible. The improvement is regarded as sure In grow in moment urn, if the condition which made this German settle ment possible continues.' That condition is renewed American loyalty to the Allies and renewed participation in the' aliairs of Europe which, affecting international industry and 'trade, af fect this country and all the rest of mankind. Germany would not have signed the agreement if America hud not supported her late war associates in demanding it. Ger many will not curry out the provisions unless Anu.rh'a remains steadfast. International affairs vitally affecting our own in terests will not be straightened out satisfactorily unless the United Status Mays on thu job and exerts its rightful influence in the shaping of world policies. WANTED. . AdaniD.S I'liolle It. b i 1 Corespondent fortius Ouaervw from .Summcrville for the next two months. STOCK Kt-Kulur space rate paid. If rite, Ob seryer, l. Grande. i&-ll;tf N 7- .eu; IITKSYS Fl. at .lomulu t.anvim plants ready at la-iH (.ill To those Imfore Defer; apeiial prieeHi and Cauliflower reenhyuKea, OKISTS , mouth. 7!i2. i 'X--"n H KT 0 X V i It.-ynolils. fi-lll-lf pitr lilac); l-l't IkIiIuk eurblnff built ion Day, I will make Call Jilark 1012. S.lOl.'.tp. I-llt HM.K Minium up.ili-ilaiB B or 7 r(Miin hoime, lariie WriiiinilH. Kinden. Will tiikesomo Lrmieriy in exiiianm. PhonnHed lofcl. W. It. Klvetie. i V 4-20-llu SAFETY tAZt A ny mu Hook Store llox 848. R bla It-a re-nround. tfic a doz. Newiin'a a Grind Shop, P. O. aa-u-tf. 1 WANT-To up on shar Illack 7!i2 iy alfalfa hay jit J. K. itt-yuolds. S-16-::t a i. YV FOB KP.N'T Koom aliov. I. KniH Hlni". lii'f Mil In S LnBlFlFS r.-nj-ir OPPOSES BILLi TO CHHTMD See our llssirlment of Jun-)e Cock At a menliiiK hHil 1 linrsiiay ev enln'tf I lie Central Labor Council ol this city Daxscil rt-ilutions favor- IllK the "World War V'-leraiin' Sluie Aid Fund." Tim reaoliiiions pass ed follow: WHEUKA3 the State LeKixlaiure of the Htale of Orfgon has paused a bill deslKnuted as the "World Wai Veterans' Slate Aid Fund," anil Cull the La Grande Employment ! which will .be suliuiii led lu t.ho Vol. Office for your help. Alway.i at your ! ers of OrfS'in Juiie-Tih, l:i21, anil i'hone Ulack H01. Flies, tl.r.O t) and Stalionerit dozen. Newlin Book Co. 4-14-tf. WASHINGTON. May 16. Oppo- J Itlim to the hill to create an Alas kail development board, waa expres sed hy S'tretary of the Interior.. Henry C. Wallace. In a letter to Hepresentative Charles F. Curry of California, chairman of the house commute,, ou territories. fi n i nit ii 1 1 j bULUILH A!U GARpENTER lUIRIVES IN 0. S 4-19-tf WHKItKAS Ihe La Grande Cen tral Labor Oouucil rei-'iniites Ihe debt of gratitude which we owe tin men who served their Couniry in and - NOTICE TO DEBTOUS. All person owlnir debts to Sam ihe lute war Harris, bankrupt, lire hereby notified) W1IKREAS, we feel that tiie bill, to pay (he sartae 4 the undersigned, piesented. will not i rcait. uny or to C. L. WinAor. his representative, j lllltlerjal Durile on the taxpayer, 1', , ," , "" ,!yJ ,E- n'XOn' R0n" of the Sluie, us Ihe re payment plan Ul-ii, I'oley llldg fa Grande ore. maliB8 ,t jn,.,,,,.,,, in ,,.. G. W. INGRAM, !,.,. ,., , ,,, Trustee In Bankruptcy. I 3-26-H ! v- X HOW TO BUILD HOUSES "llulld.a house from the Inside out," odvlses an export. "Houses should he niiido for people, nut poo pin for houses." An architect usually goes about II exnctly lu Die opposite way. Tliul Is mil viral enough for the. archi tect. He knows lirchitui'lurul rules, but he dousn't know thu needs inn I preferences of Ihe families who may Inhabit the houses he plans. It follows Hint the only way Tor any family to get a house thai nulls and Ilia thai piirtlculur family is lo, plan In detail exactly what II wants, In I bo way of living iiiar Ires and uccuiniuodutlous, and Ihon Kill an urchltoct lo whip those plain. Into shape and make ttieiu pructl ruble, and add the necessary ex terlnr. The architect can confirm the outside to Ihe supremely I in porlnnl Inside, and make the walls, roof, windows, porches, elc, us at tractive as rondlilons permit. This Is Die way niiluio winks. The snail doesn't have lo rnni'ii'm to-the accidental shape-of a shell thrust upon It. The snail makes iu bouse to lit Us shape and needs. The bird does the fame wlih in nest. l'hystologlsls say that nil bodily exteriors uie nccommuilated (o In teriors, the skin, bones, muscle, etc., conforming 'to the, del.lcule iuiernal organs and serving their ne"ds. And the nrRiins themselves ifie ta iaict u res ilevelope( by IntelllRenr' Tor Its own " purposes.' ' ''I'll pooi.Hienser Under stood that when fie wrote: "For of the soul the body form doth take; For itoitl Is rutin, and doth the limit mske." Teople uie getting this viewpoint nroro than ever before, uud pliiunlni their own housns for I liv.,r o,t needs instead of taking leslne !(. whatever sort of house suiuehndy else chooses, to piovlde for Iheiti As a result, Amerlran homes mi ItrnwItiK morn Inditldtjal. use ml ami beautiful than any huinaii habtiuiiniifl have eviT been. not solve the crime situation at all. On the other hand, dlsarmina lhi bandits would have a salutary ef fect, on crime llselt. Let tile policemen he Inslructed and trained to shoot, and to shool to kill. Let the unlicensed curry ing of weapons he made u criminal olTensu. Kvery uliwairauied gun loler Is a potent lul murderer, l'ul tlto Bute of small arms under fed erul control anil make the penalty for violation severe enough tu meaii Humelhing, and It won't be very long that the police are needing shirts of mail lo save iheir lives. Till. Ah rilKIGHT KATHS It has been suggested to the In-lei-state .Comiiiei-CM Comiulssloii that l,y agreeinent helween that body and Die rirllruads, the latter should put Into operation a drastic reduc-t.l-iii of freight rates lor u period of !ifl days. Tim Idea would be to test Ihe ronlcnlloii that lower rates would so stimulate traffic that t In roads would nraku more money than they hate been making under the high rates. The Commls'.'ion Is- said lo be giving the profsisal serious thnuglit. - .Many ovpeils Insist 'Hint no trial is necessary- thai tJiere has tieeti a conclusive 'elioorh trial under Ihe high rates. 'I'hey adduce case ar ler case where the establishment of i lie present rates was followed b immediate end .continued loss W'HIillKAS we feel tluu a large. i portion of Ihe money loaned undei the proposed bill will be used it. developing Agricultural liesuurces within the State, thereby Inti'eas ing production and developing land which areuiow Idle, lie it therefore KliSOI-KU thai, the La Grande Central Lubor Council go on recurd as being in favor of the proposed constitutional amendment and thai this body give the measure its I'uH 4-1-14-tf i support, uud be it further i r : 1 . HKKOLVK.) that tills resolution Plants for porch boxes and hang-ing- De primed in the l.a Grande Lien bnskets notv'reBdy nt the Greenhouses.: I,,,, observer and a copy sent to W. KELLOGG. Expert Thoo Tuning and Repair- tng. Resideni6mer North 4th and Lake streets. Phone Black 8171. La Grando, Oregon. S-4-tf If you will examine, the attractive pricea on our ishing tackle, you will he as cuiccr labile at it as the fish are. Newlin 'Hook and Stationery Co. NEW YORK. May lfi. George S. Carpentier. European heavyweight champion, nrrlted today from France lo prepare for his battle with Jack Dempsey at Jersey City, July 2. Don't Lei This Get By You ! Mrt Schaffner &Marx Clothes SIX IIOUSKS RAIDKD AM) st:t on fire LIVFUl'OOL, May lfi. Six houses occupied by persons having relatives serving in the Royal Irish (oustabulary. went raided and set afire last night. The raids were similar lo those in the London sub urbs, niwl those which occurred here S:it in day night. 1 U-fit. niKRRYS FLORISTS v. CIIKI lh La G Grande Employment A ui,AN,.: CENT Call th Office for yur hflp. Always at your Hcrvloo. I'hrtieJIIIack HOI La Grande LegiMil. I'osl ol The Aloel ican 4-19-tf IIII1NG Sl!s your eggs. Wo pny lilglieatinitt-ket price. Commer cial Crei'ttni-ry Co. HOT, Jeffer son Ave. I'hone Muln 132. I.AIIOI! COUNCIL Hy Cuinmillee. FIRST RAILROAD WORK CONTRACT S1NCK WAR HOTEL IS A JOY TO THE PUBLIC Union's new' hotel did- its first ac tual service when the Eastern Oregon truck meet was held in that city Sat urday and hundreds of people from the different towns gathered to see the youngsters contest for supremacy in the different events. The magn-ificient new hotel, while not formally opened, took care of the people in a fine manner, and its beauty and excellency were comment ed jjpon freely by everyone who visit ed it. Mr. ' nnd Mrs. R. P. Pnrshall, of Spokane, are operating the hotel. They are people of wide experience, having- resided in Spokane and Lewi:i tonl nnd prior to that Mr. ParsMll op erated a hotel in Southern Cnlifornia. NOTICE OI'-lt.WKItriT SALE The reel property of James W Herbert, bankrupt, will be sold ou 1 or ufler Juno 1 0th, ln21. Any I person desiring to submit tin of fer on sain should communicate with Hie trusted at the office of thu La GrnndeMnveslnient Co. Sherwood Williams, Trustee, fj-D-21, .Mon. and ast. fit OMAHA. Neb.. Mav 1C Contract 6-0-tf ( for tho flrnt pivee of railroad con- Hlrtiction work lu lUn Wnst .shirt; tho war was l't hy I In Union Pa- rilic Kailitiiid cunipany lo tlui L'lah , J (,'onrtl ruction ('oin)aiiy of Omli'ii, ' t railing for th' MiiulinK anil brldK-.J t UK of 42 tnilt'K, xltnlj)iL; front 1 Won.t Ads Pay. uuiiK'Ha, wtiu-h' couiU uitl Uu inn- i t ilio uvular Not Iff l.iiily .MtircnlHTN, The n-nuiwr uiim-iIiik of t hi Lady ,Mnc( -nhi'i'H will h h'ld. VVfdiit'Hduy rvciiiiiK, May Hlh. AIT l,ndy Mar- rnhiMH nrt urAtl tb roinn an It is i In htHt mt'fllnrA hflfott; tht Hall v. Kvervhodv immiio. I Hy' Ord"T if the f'mmnnmli'r Mr. J. MrMlllWu. who will man- lh Co-npi-ral ivn Slum whirli opi'iin on May 2:tntl. will mlilrenn the of ini-tiilM-m of tho tiwirft'rttUvn IiiKiif1 HaiK, Nt'lj., itilo WytmiiiiK 'l'h now lin Ik to be an cxlon Hion -oi' Uh iftatl's North I'huu .'n Ifty lint and Is inlmlitd to lcvul:p thtt famous (hkOiimi llolo (uiiniry ol Wyoming. It Ih -to hn ntioihor link In I If Modicine How cut-off over which main linn trains arc eYeuuially tn lnt'ratn throiih th North I'luttr Valley and ri-jnin ttn n:atn ntt a I TAXI Don't forgot that we have moved .our Taxi Stand from the State .Cafe toxour own private rhone, lovated i front of J. M. ClicWe's Fool Hall, next ilgor p Stiite Cafe. Calls prompOjLy answered as usual. Phone Main 41. Clifford (Jeorge. 1). K. Ford M Schaffner arx viotnes & KNTIRK NEW Sl'RINCJ STOCK w k i. imey am You'll say They're made by Spring Styles for extraordinary In price and nctual value Hani, Schaffner & Mars In the smartest new jlrtng men and conservative dressers or. the finest imported nnd domestic woolens; hand finished nnd nilk sewn throughout. S.uits that were $75 and $80 n year iil'o, now sell Iob reKular at $40 and $50 and will) this special discount $l!2 . to $40. Kntire stock ranging now hi price from v $24 to $18 You know Hart, Schnft'ner & Marx's Riiaranteff. The Home of . fH 1 1 ART, SCHAFFNKK & MARX Clolhes in- VNTALLKD FOTl LK.ITUUS List of letters reninlnlng uncall ed for In this Post Office for Ihe week ending May 14th, 1 ! 2 1. Gentlemen L. F. Cady, H. I.. Clay, Ed Davis, Henry Doyle, Will iam Elliott, C. E. KIIIb, OeoiKe Ool flnofl, Charles Hill, T. 0. J.ohnson, J. W. Hunger, C. M. Oskers, D. A. Roberts and I.. Hoss. Ladies Mrs. Knitnn TTiik, Miss Jaoo.iielyn Jones, Mrs; CarriH Kr ley; Dora Morsan; Mrs. j. Mc Dniile, Mrs. llichurds and Mrs. J. D. Sawyer. The above leltws will bo sent l the dead letter office if not called for by May 20th. In calling for the above say advertised, fclvinfr date of list. E. E. IirtAfir,, Poslmaslor. ed lo uny other actor. Surl, theri cuuld bo no liarin In itiakiiiH a !or- 111 li I lest, uud theiu llllht bu lllllcll liinil In' II. Any general chiinn of scheilule.-i. Is true, reijiilres u vast aiiyimni of wor'k, and makes cotirusiiui tm llort lillle; bill If thcte Is no ether way, it would nrohatilv be Bollll the troulilo. .Most nt Die dis ilitereslcl eoilo - who have stuillcil the rallroiut sililatlon ale convinc ed Hint If rates I'll e c.line itnn il. ihey vvnlllil slay down, because Ihe inal 'would iletlloii.ttute. c iliclllsii elv ihe superlm l,y of levver lilie us M'l ,'jJ , ...II'. nunitlUK . In Laities' .hall Way 17lh at X p. m., W. It. l.4J!fKKK, I'lHsideni. Mrs. K. II. HEAD, Secrelnry r,-ii;-it FOR TAXI I'hone !? a. i. to fi p. (i p. m.Vi S a. Red .171.2 ' Call For Jim in, I'Ol.lCK IN ARMOR In Chlcaaii (hoy have adopted an ainior vest , for policemen hi weai as a hhlold' anlust bandit bullets The etainple will piobnltly he ful lovvetl elsewhere. This may lie a very R-nnd thllii;. bill di-.aiuiinu 'b' bandits would' be prorcedtuu iimt fnr the safety of any lotiiniuiiliv To pill Ihe nullce into aruoir wtl, lave the lives of n fee- pidl'-eu'ien hleh is well worth delnK. It 'will May 14, 17S7. Convention o-scm-Idul to-drafj thf 1). S. t'onmitution. May l4, ItClll. .Li'inn 11. Cannlcn Vtiru. Si'crctary of War under llrant. luy I I, lKti.'l. Cuptuic of Jaikon, iiss. .. '. Ninth PresidenL William Henry Harrison Wtfiit. InauKUialed March 4, I H 1 1 , A-c, H. . Teeu of offi?e. one month. Residence, fturth Pelid. tlltio. , Jl-'i-n, February 9, 77 i,4!etkely, Va. ilHrd. Apyl 4, IMP Auc.f.S. flanipdrn-Sidiiey ftmiluale. Tnn i r. rrntgij, Kngli For Every Room In The House Armsiron&s Linoleum for J:wry Floor f) in the House hft, it i. !otr .1. J,,.,Ji--'"-r Ri"',iatiuiia.u'-!.!: w-.'uijii.ii.vijt.ieii.'"' Tho family of Hinitiis dwo tola .'iir Mi the I'm. I'd Si.m.-h sfim. ' J Tim fli'ci loHM la-t iNn cuihr wvrv roll 'ol num. i lily tor M-nuioiH n; ( that iiiiino. Thi e wt re four In l (Ut liil M'llilNt, l he sail! Mil V i 0 ; in'inp SmtMi of .Sotnli t"iuolhia :! HoK .mli Ii (tf (;sir.-1a, M h i K ; i Snui h of Ariotnt aul John Smit h ; af Ma i v laud, . rut itnw 1,1 i it I hi' tt'lil is. Kdifion, tho Inveiitur, alter puv tiii u htitU'h of colli'Ke Kuduaii t lit oujJt. i mo of. Ii is .iiuii);itioii!t, I'VOtHUlllCfrt COlIt!!' IMIMI "Will ll istllK iy lr.nor.int." Now we'd like lu w Kdiu l.tki tht nil ran e eaiiiiua i ions for omo t;uHl colUe. MR. FARM1CR Ptin't Wtirry, about your hflp.' CitU Ilhek 801. We will sectirA yiijir holp at Ruiiaoiiuble Fees TOY 1UNU Cor. Jtffi'rson ntl Depot lMione Uluck 801.- i'h,' rlli Chaplin, nf ttr eosiu IliiHh.'lf to the fliiltM'x of a hlov- imh in mnkitu u rtim. wus t'4r': i'in rntd " iihoul th losn of hlv": I piicio'ti jiinit man tnoui nut own biiiiiH, CluirMvi teuiH to bate a KOO 'I'fe I (W HIM. t tlC V.tlU'1. 'J T.f.T.RTLTXs.r.T' ll'ULfcl 1 AAl I Mor Dltarmamtnt. t'lt.: nf.uld better morlil It exd'tMely jod t4 BT,y.r li,,l 'day from (ulp. ChKufa IHIl NWi. e SERVICE foi.1' aioTf.L t Day nnil Night Spnictf el (11 Mayi 771 A mitt, r fi'rH 1 I I1:! I i-f-z:: , 1 u -.s-i 11 1 ;7'5 i i'Sb' ARCADE TODAY ONLY . GEORGE WALSH IN 4 armstkom; XjNOI.El'M' . Ntnv is tiiiKtimr toVovkr YOl'R floors W, H. . Bohnehkamp : . Company.- VAKJN. IIOI.SKS Ilft.Mi' jt!VS- fi yamm - it jrom in NUMBER of Love aitcL hi a big. city us novel hy Louis Traaj AMD (I 1 rem HOOT CIRSON and - RKN CORrtKT 1- "The Kickarob" I4 lost lattghable Colnrdp Released 1 It)? B 8 e O 9 'A ti44 4.