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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1921)
! n rTn-r-..r niium, "ly.' ' ' ''''''' . . - tV xm,, rvtuti nDrt'cTD . ' SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921 ? PAGE POUR " & GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER EDITORIAL PA G-.B S , , 4 , ' ell fQ oi H di U M W Hi . 1 ft V T b to 1 V A.. - fi" 5 V. - '1- J.' -M 1 v , w if I1 K ' ft. 1 I Cbfc Observe0. - - . ijfi .AN iVDEPENHENT NEWSPAPER Pobllibad dally ajd weekly at La Orande, Oregon, by La Qnd Branlng Observer Publishing Company Ba'trl at . Pwklce at La Orande, Ore., ot Becona Ua M1I llatjer . . Addreaa all CommuglcatloiM to ' uli amu nt. lei Aiuw av., l aipode, onhh Mi' I?Y 1ND fJOUNTT OFFISIAt, PAPER Q(k mlt is ot.hr clelwi Oregoi Hcftel rltfwa Blend, Portlaed; laaperlal New Ulead, MrUut; Multnomah Neva rd, Portland eierwkiiFTioN kaths . . . Carrier 1 SKy, pe mouth .rr..7SJ Dally,. per clz no. In af.Tace 4JiO Ettely, mi tbiM nla,j..2,3C Dully, (Ingle coir bo . , . V Wall. .Iis Jar ptnta h artmMW. ,. Daily three moatha-la utfrnice pl.SO .BU7. o4)&.lalTant3.a Dally, hi wonth : 10 WWiMy Cawsaw ,, v nJI (wr year In- afvace. . ,.l.it the natn would unload evy holding on the market and the law of supply anjl demand would work as if always does, drop , pinjf the price. There never ha been much headwfy made in cornering. wheat. Kixitig prices if whct.is not t Be worried aTout, ntr in rftility such seldom exis. But the thinay that plays havoc with the wheat and gmin raiser is in the under marketing of the product. This permits aKl encourgfts the ifambKna, as if is culled, in grain, but the mbJei in' not ftc the price, except in very few and rare instes. Tay'tot ... 11.. . -t V .....W- . - a.: on ine anioiaia i vnieat w un in mm v w wrm umc wfiich automatically eithr riHts of loet On price e Uif supply and dcnund exists. . . ' If fffrmers c.n hold.thtir whek in mm) HmV pm. come this largely and Jtlie mwkct tot imn.H 4r4 immn even; and tiliit is the intent nd Aesit of icm Ufa present day moemirt. Thy re liaAie cinViii miHa aloiig.lhis line and if tfivy do the fnwt viil fee ti tia) in" all industry. A wf It fpfore the ' I AV'U WEEK at thlse ator tatch our a! JUNE UT to JUlfi- it will be an Important week at this store Watch for JPPoi tunltles! K AwKMKt ftcfilr ks mclxslvely ehMtM to tke ww fer aabltcatloa Ai aM rmra wopuMfea wwiltisal to It or not otberwlse credit la tali aa fK, asd am tin ) sbllshd tkel. All vteMi Mr r-ll- WR MOCK M. CAr)AH ;TS fOrMB:. ft Cfenf' CKwgcm Vottr of Jww 11th thre .'s ft fund of tfejs sat-k&ti that erftryowe shouW plc-o file. And it is pk jMfcwiwtiMje to kiwv tht L Grtc city Wre- h fStesreassrei rigW -xl ssix-tenths per cnt 191S, -kil er EMstVt' f'Wr f K'.i'Ke'i' has increased hr cjty tax one huirdred ten w4 Ei-tewtks jxr cent. Pendleton's city tax o tVt ame pericrf tOws impamiA ferty-one and one-tenth 'per ccpt. Medfqrd tioui ffijpi wicraast of tiiirtyfour and five-tenths per cent, is!t at tfeiz! twtwty-seven and five-tenth per ee4, As wa wwr&RSH'i Kinetj-one and six-tenths per cnt.' Thus, y.s-M Sy, La .Grande as city, for ttif fi iv jvews, bas fecijit tfe brakes set fairly tig;ht, cowiparM--rriWi eur Heitffhtoe-rk'g ,it'rea. of the sme class. . . . , la ConiReMting upon Lx Grande's excellent retort on lily toe FeAuctiwi, Chapman' Voter says: La Grande, however, would appear to bn the chm fim city of Gregon in the 2)500 or large el, in ; . that, in epite of an increased valuation of 35 r eent, it mafiageisl (iterate so economically as a city 4t Wt. . eity "taxes jdeietl 8.6 per cent. .Possibly this i 4we - in part to the, ptritnt and consistent fijrht w4 fcy JSruee Dc-nwis m Ue i Grand Obserrer Mfair 1 tecreascs. . .. . The writ fea a.wteavoird to urge economy iia eJiy ttttirt t all .timet, V"Wl grt erIH for decrease in eiy is Aortaf the Ihrifl mI sentihtent of La Grande paof4e who in liiiwently ln!iirr ofittidirig tax mojiny with' care .u4 caution.' . . 4 WE Alt NQ TUB CHURCHUS, Sff ciV ffi io how d be enteKaJiil ywM womM iwet to iwy tximwthine; 4 yo hear a WWref iM his i)r att 4 rericTr hi prwi r.aKh : awbject yc- eipect .jMty fcur iltai tpriviret. Bt. yon go to chureh many, Many Mmm al, wlf iabkainay 4 jtayiajr ntthing worCh while' to t'fee ehwreh., 4Wik fAiiwk is Wii-iia yen; $ fewftf 'i a.lkwriiii. timw, Acm'i yon! Tint men a woww. s lew, hided, who, after hring -nwmM, fed to -t a 4oUar into the collection box, 3bt yon to tht Wi;c and (Aow't exited toi rtaiwe foe le than ft Aollat ft-y-t ir' t.r ; yutt go to the theatre tmtA ym exiw.t and iijto pay tin; jukMm jrn'iee' with a wniie ia pW; yc-u go to tho boxing match imtl yoii .py; then, whj U i jwoirte 4 op(fct to pay when they go to church? . , ; . . . "'"Yoii shouM-pay f Ttie average family shoul(f contribute lit h?ast -ten dollars a month" to some religious dciuxmination any thing less than that amount is only justifiable when financial depression overtake the household. You shwiW eontribute that as a"pi'iTilie' uii j!esMre, aid not with the theight of how iriMch chiffon it would buy, or tolwcco rt wotikl ptuvkiMe. La Grande-ichurehcs are all worth.v of sUpixui l tke iK) They aro worthy ' irf. bmttef allendnuce, for thoo preaching the "gospel hfi re okiing it with all their might. H any priest. preacher of La Grande chce'tt) turn his nttfiitKMi and his talents to commercial lines he could make from two to three tinws what he is receiving in money for his service a sue-h priest or minister. People generally ate off. on the wrong foot when they 6V ot suppoit the church and pay the preacher. No e, a cawt by contributing to. the House of God. Then, set line ' everybody" and do a little church-goiong and preatht-rvving. The conscivnee will be easier and better, anS them tfl be looseness decidedly comfortable to replace that tightntas which is-prompted by selfishness and narrcAvncss. , Some one .ys. "I would go to churrh amt cone ibute fcui 1 eWi't like our preacher." That ia no exose. Perhaps the preacher does not like you, but he does not say so. He may be your neighbor and have you catalogued ; he may isnow how small a'ie your thoughts and what a narrow channel you are rattling around in, but 'he i charitable os he would not 'be preaching the gospel. He is willing to Tucet you half jvay amT fix up anything- that he Jias said which may have hint your linijs. . . Be bigger thus you Wfie .vestetdn- and go to chinch. He JrM generous than yfu have bcn i;do dig up too support The Observer has fiitxUy criTitisecT for ffisAMs the assertion that pueilk srntimeni i.l.' TVt(r W CeaW taiwi of cayrse, lut they are technical, for the big eat the w:ome from pwli eentiltieial. Ant, when you. do seitimtit bini law turn cn be ev. it' iniea joei 'and tlaat c.vifti.a wili keaHl I GraivW ha a rwfew law whieTi itcan wot i)mVw, ' f cawie rubfic sentitueiv. it ajaieet it. ti kaa awte ritat w 4A4 immniW timfty tecatite ttte aVa m tmiimf Htm lews. . ft "S9 goiwg fottme, wmK tomtm. Jttf t W e Tig law tvt eveeytAea-. TmI eoamawi aj.'nse, e')-ewm.f &mtw:y M w. twks veV etewnk ' Music ia'e"s ijex'r Hlat tl' "t sn" aanl the 4:e trrs h'av TuW W "rj AtjtH lAat Uv are suvj t. wt wouldn't H aaanptfp. tBgltttn f Uev nuts themi) iitiit..ai-n.t. , ' . T- l -'- " -'Ui '.Mwaw " ' The governmttit ha ba tgf4 j tri h Csm fci eeftal for $11,500,000. ' we rjtf take eat oi eo. dtaaMed service men iefo,re ditching sw:h t suw a that Conditions in the Neat' faat again iaJwae that tht onTi wty to kve a real lhnksijig U to kilt tae Turk. 1. . ......... . i m 7ie ofwr, will an "ie.v:8tig" charm that New Vora. st;t Km -u frof i1ti.g at.fne eifwivae of diaaMi4 jt e-eteraaa. U'hf doyionieUiing for the sotf iaea4t It niusl pain two shrinking violets like llwuw ForrJ am Thomas A. Edison to get so .much fro publicity, v Tliei fwvaonie joiirnalisUc jiniroea J! thia maiw aw wfiea they e wot railing , xjujW- J a- aw tiraM'eajkm. e yelling for Uncle &tm to gofAJe a Weiko. . An UnusuaF Opporturafy rt Our Sitt? UnHerivear Departmeni. . j " i Crcpc ae Chine . . . " Gowtis $5.90 ' ' Gonibinatbn to Match $3.75 '. MM Mms I 1 1 niy'1 fcom IW ikajit of vultie gliS. Ta garni ot lGaty IWi iiiaci C..a U CR4 irl late 'ttinwfd fl. Iiwm. 1M lre, Ml ( rtWioa. atM.H in mNty and call K an .! vtulty. T be caiiti ktca ( t ia e seat mel.ri.1 aa la r i'e aM c . mJ er loincti., eoia$ the en cawWaatif. ..ft Cora4 few. Cawwitaf Carte T TfM Clvraatei U - ( .Merta)t r H 'rot ,!. tr ar ant ttM a .a t IM ' lelf ee ctriiua. a' lt (: wn. Me wtt tw it t;4. i I .er ! (oH w' lMie,ra. V- aM at .. . ait; "I am h-aiwe-g not to talk," ,m4 AmS4i Hr. i.t tfuf. he sailed for .Kngla 0aA krm ha 4!knJ. tan. iivc nvvd learn. THE OFFICE CAT It" tim't " teARKKTlG.(;RAl.I$Y UNIONS. ll is. aj !aat, wjth an eurner.t ty'al, this proposed marketing of graii; unions. The Birnuf;., alwaya unwRanizc in busi ness, haVTj flccided ta otminize, :iid tilt should. Every otlir lny the .farmer T . 0 Yes, Bl?cy have tntd ft eoraand failed l )t rcst;B Bu? this i has been very largt?y due to the kiiftlomon who headed ie movenu-nt and the further ct that. never before organized on correct busimas pifuciSs. " 1 bsZ it atioh iitifu to a lt HaI Driver. Mow to ride i jy ft i yawvra , my b4y, Jvit as soon as we've ly fa Wfc our fifpy, so sweet, l'ri- t .u'o'a ir seat, Tries to tell us jti km- u. Will it. "ioodness craciows, lonou!' She will nervously smt "Tar's a cr, give it roo-a, or you'll smear it; Nowdon't throttl too r.uih. KP your foot on tha clutch ", t sy, tl . 'rW;, en awful kit to. tr f.v veanl, if m tal ran aiU t n; AkI cat dw f '-S SO feet. , '1'Wt't ce w wt ! If &e Me 'r iinr a, rag ' gtt K." . r And so tint is tie y Tht sne gs it ti aWy, Why she never let', taavl; And.y'oa f !i.'jr ci WW What a lot of eu-vl iftmm We get out of our car witet aas're ia 9. So w.'ll jell oor old bus, If sh don't stuf Uai fuss (Jf we're lucky enoua te tmwin it.) And we'll buy a 'mobeW .'ilk a n;r se.i; vtl .W our Missus cn lai.,9.tu (frive if. i 1 sx U 1 T- DnK:'; ! awi I?1! kixa-war ' ' i finaai.pn A local man opines Oat can'1 p-Iv everything th'it is ,tol you, l4 you ca blv a lot ? ingi that w.,- .., ikia iiiNWi it to say tfiei. . Sirji ok INae. W tilins avenue: "For ret. rw suitihle for a aintlea. 1(2x15 feet." This prceea that itte r gettiBy "ter. they ar. bTPwf Dress For $! Ma ecArae Uivgka Mi Or ' collars. cuff3 ut, is Jfts'mMe h. tu.tnc r matartwla Mr. Keek . cntci. V'II ii f ta actal cy et .(rF iaa rt-weft, irna mwi.ii KDiipvt neie. . . wnn uiathagi t 12 a )aii H-te west wait. tteriia a colong; . eia c eST t.rt vrV IW :tl .ce tfil. e :fr a coloWng; ey. eia ct s.l rocas. W wal" e . they iMf v.afib rroaa i. Aprons iv. mmiii sren v:. ' A fkarn airf'fveeate at Each lltilt yfcl. auit al (M'vS. me into Tr. t.tLti uik. tr era .ne creel 4 pt. TriaiK.4 wllh rleh"5i-fc et eM I Ha ee aieiMiBl. Sew era ,) stjl... .ot s have. .fcfiia wraa. . jk fjtkeasa a.a ' Union Suits $1.30 . T; etui, -J .-izl Na TaVre i eniaa h wears !ii slytf ot KmltrwoHr thia 1 uuiu ai.:,ttMHii)..i Vavr ;chfee at ..: 00 to 12.50 lariil.nta of An ohe.i- (twit Mnd Diinit.- Itfith n.uh an.i .ku. Tre are .til si7.es no at this saaclai .i... -pi. n,. it 4 I Ml By i. wil, erJ othr,:w Kit ca to '.if I. his h ve m m an,. i,.., nr frnm- ia ta orI4 tm aw.t lalor k. ta bady howa, tew who ha eaw fW. .3rtally wounded. a I eriai w wit i, mm at weeks previously " aoatfortakt ! U rwi i tk . twi .fiic,r WIl, in thc bach ?ji l.'i offk-ars on a Washing- w r-tw.re tce t Va f. andji. a ! 1T. .ritiuiM . . Ueau'Vffef teewes. . 1 1 hate to hear a brother fie On skirts that show the tae, I knew the brother hi no rje . 'of earnyafd seenery. le. Hut TrTeuAey ,a ea? i . tw ic-rsl orrk.tr ;aa,.',lt of tine a thief, mM wil out '? hiili u bullet was wtft ripping into hi back' A Portland man by the merest ac cident snevived a rain of bullets showered at him from the muzzle of a pijli aistol recently. Jn eaJna md tnis Missouri weekly: ; tion. Ja officer snid he believ , r. Dlair w.l nuvii, t k has 1 near-victim to Up "a ha.l n a heose h anJ fwta !, u is . rin(. Illjng nr Uee 0fficM.5 rK-l. wiff 9md . Wall .is;tn h aiistiiruna. b8t it is noth- friai'id.' a thing to i. awuy with deadly weauon (i suspicion. Trv a" pro vided iih -ufis for ut' oe.lv ih e- l.w IE OLD nOHK TOWN Secret ; . aaaucsts that o real Doy it exnrctea tu aa act . iem. ..v, ,7,.. i. k i- agd he faver disarJ. )ou bg w 'of irtsr"sibl ofic.s ta r,.iVeis ere erafl.d iot itcllir: Living on the Bia. flay of patience; thirty bucks for dmissioa; a hirlif i taW, two dooas pw Riueen. and without V si'W(csl wm- catioji.. One of the basic reqieimnents of an able officer i, balaitf. Withue I it ne oecomjs a menace o tw fublic t ii til li hi U. UwlMtw- nves rrom InvM 4 wa.a,Kyls .r plentil, J.mt m on stwicd present t. wTfiawtlw repimroS ir farmer. W womkw it V at, n a. the. lmevl tU !. ana h-.l it awaaa, yia frw-w l.ra Ic aewnnenk, twelitc to cmwiHka of the www wel fhat' ueel; could he realii thai m-t.:.- ized labor can ho.!d f iu annamt.. out me larmer an tw r,i. compelled could and fill realize that producer and consumer is EetfifiVJC " deepei-and do thjy "kflow'when the .'4 big-trouble cn.mes it will not I be 'en lr and capital, Jut it will K.S be that fearful troutile caused bv Jc'lift men wtn, dishearte. refuse in nm. TKWlS Il foe .Onwrica at trie dis- TT! Craeefwll m ak in eeroanrison' Lif 5- wioear eirw ? H is !",? to.setl e ta lrtn; a"i"l i t' Jbor eij.tex t th (rw .Vwa the t,'i : a a laMki represent throiafh tta otel W jng. r av up A.J at..-.smH i ia.ti-5k ia; it)f: W Dies endeavor- i5yjJ """ . rathr than i an). In .nt ws Sche"i' 4rtry labor war $ J Hire im to have sent much f I ni mUl-h Wteaaehat ; - - t their time killing people they were. ' '- . 'ft-lA T I 1 .a . .. I Tho nric. I ... J.VAi,- ."- : ran"! me dip pieiti f excitemeat ta,.,- ii W." fitter fro a hotel aucus the'siorv R-'.v that iW. R. Hearst had sent iik,. , Xii re-election ?T labor N. . a fa No. rWarl .-w. h . U, ta hww conw,is. kr employed l protect. IT I 1?.. .1 .. ... ... . . . uiiui-i if,c (iimi pj-iiiipscu n union win Je lormecuol tTte farmers tofaeljjgrain only as thc demands of J life country and the orld absorbs that grain. Speculation in?rain has ahftivs been fathered, by the ontimely disixwn nf rmt. One wti.m of , t . ' l!5Jr. i??'.M'--L '1 -L V i . -x ,-apaaaw- wei-,7 w, j V ' : :w:. AHteSTi I J w TH1-NS " ' f WraBa9 to 'our. AROUND TI1 n ll ' j: o m. t . I "' 'T-'. w ww. I o "II'. ,.eo -. ' i 1 I ot get to l.ww tt .Worml ' sJ; ' x a'--; V Nw.'nt . tw sa. . W- . ry, pttuT. nrNia. II"" 7" ws W!-; I .i?.Vr.v -'.' m 1' - rCife1- I WwV t,ir respeaave epteaa. fa- LO rnilmad took Part , .,h. ?"T "Vl" to a , ' Va":n.. lS2i-5i . I. roetlaftd Journal, on, of the .wnd-'l f tck. -, . t. lla .3''PHvg .V-::- 'lf 3 : w"l ' F?$t'& V! ""- CNO O '9'ObiB ibes.(nd though the ti- ej, th..ilej-h,! y ! . 1 a. -Ivi'i VCJA' nrt'i V-,--Tf oi ' . h probably CA. re?d bjanv h,d 'or the5 erenin. V.. .. feV ' J ,v4iV ' 5 those 9ol"n,ns. we t,W it herPL . " !k 'ti1' M-rmer to in rt.LiVj. fti??. o aVr'T-V. .O for the bcrit of those dwho didn't, .'"-""'elj ftompera and r-.'ut haa .V fcr.CC P I k NTiwWwft a' 6 HAIR-WICiJFJl OFFICEHK ,atR,'w 'r.tm over the natioiT ,.,T , "O-Viving :, r fe; m'y V S-vfe ,,o " ,9 Jo rlV ,T werewn Denver. I fl a.nt,on to her .atAd f .nvrti. !- L i V ' 'TW-i . y tow-"b'rW rple fall bcfoTe the kne-. and ,d.ffor?t to. It . 8 sr JiV1 f VV-." .Wli.. ..n,fmri.efficera.. foment to ru.tia,.rX - P.ayinTor T,, lM & Lcr- : .' l, m . . reetjayi'.go a prominent V ,ard. rmeria UvoloJ." .l L T W". . 'kiT'Cr. i'i;U.j.iUwXJ J9JL.'35. k Angeles businessman ateDred alrom : Pnrtl.nJ. ih. jhI.;..'T , .V. . a. . ! A r. . TT" . " aib wvf I i , ..!'" - B-f ' !.:. -.i- " - c , ,. .r.V "t -nct-ariiieni auogeuier too Wna - l'i unc: 4ub CNBEY CMS MAV)N(.WNt, " w.. Bi i .r,nc,"f " Sew-tar Hay-s nf c Interna- Meari. -you re i iitt SHAvtO ictwt A bumble ri t HOSNip 04 I I "'"yc " nqa)i vy ; tional OTsraphicai union.a i. I a U awliwm.n looking fV a.tonwoilej They were in Pnver to hear the f a J) thi Th nan 9 m. arcemMii4jt.,')et 8t w.reat W :nw..ii.v .tl "'d ills cau- 11. ..w.r. . anyihinr to t." -1 v.. ,. . " T-iiW-' replied. Tnt I 'hop lhat ,Upt tgtfZ 00 talkloel mljhi think ef t-M,..i,, - 1 . . ) 1 . : '- - - I - ' v--- I . . I "