La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 10, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPARE FOUR. LA GRANOE EVENING OBSERVER ' Wpillirsfliir. August ' I",' Che Observer an imi;i-i;mknt MuWM'An;u 1'ottlitmcil daily ami w'Ulv t Ih Clramlr, tlr't"ii, by I.h (Jrrni Kvoli ' lag Obm-iver I'uMUhiiig Company. UKUC'ti DiONNIS, Alitor ntrt.'il al tin' fico lit Urniide, OrcffUll, hh Hi'coiid ClHfiK Mull .Mfltrr. Adflrt'HM nil ctiniU!iiLntiniia to PBHI'lIt V I'm, AU lirnndt, ort'Kn. .va. i-a C1TV AM) COl NT V OI-l lClAJ I'Afi :it on fHl i" uthur ciilt8--uri'iion Mt-l Nwn Jilwiwl. Portland: Imp'rial Nk Btand, J 'or I land; Alulnuiiiah Newa Stand. Tori Iti nd. tL Ubt ltIITH-, HAiUS II r Carrier Daily. Pr niontn ' Dallv, Pr three months .. Daily, i-r mix imo. In advance -MM 6c Pally. Mingle copy II r .Hull Dally, per yvar In advance . Rail v. clx month tn advinK Pally, three tuonhiii In advance Patlv, per nmnih .lth; Weekly Ohierver-KtHr, by mall, per yenr In ndvHiice f l.fcrt MKMIIKIt OK ANNUC1ATKU l'llKM. The A.s.o'lHtfd Prn la PXrluntvely entitled lo use fr publication of ill news db'ptitfiy: rredlted to It or not otherwise i-rediti-d In this puper, mid Kino the Ioi'hI iiuws piiblljOiuil therein, j.ll rights or re-publication of special dispatches here alno r! rerterved. The Reformed Soap Box An active campaign for "mnkinK Iho noun box siifu fur Hiiffalu'' has been undi'i tiikcn in that city recently Mionsoml hy the Constitutional fenso 'league. Speakers in all "artSj of the city are mounting soap boxes anil preaching the doctrines of law and order, and protesting against any at tempts to change the form of govern ment save, by those processes laid down in the Constitution of th.; Unit ed' States. It is a part of a systematic undertaking to offsH .m'ealism in all parts of the country. A notable, feature of the work in Huffalo is that one of the most en thusiastic speakers is David Prctsdl formerly n member of the si. iff of the New York Call, long a leader in radical circles. Ho was led to ciini ge his views because he became coiivinc-id ' that ultra-radical doctrines were the enemy, not the friend, of th j worker. It is only by meeting runicaiiim in its own haunts that it can be eiud;nt- The Irishmen in this country will ho will turnip every day; It only re ed. Hence tho pulpit of the agit:i1or( be glad to welcome I.loyd George to requires 15 cents worth of Kale a becomes the natural ii 'iiking place the disarmament conference. I week and a Utile pep, to get Ibis of those who would ov .-come hi a I papur. and the sonp box nn'.V of fighting. , . .,, ,. 1 Smiles will make the shou man lins much to recommend it. . 1 , I Au In ( In. fiirhl. t.-e f. It IS d'lUllt- LMlism of, ful whether excess"'? raiiici the Bolshevist type is a very acute, menace in 'this country righ. now. llus- sia herself has defe-i'-d it. Hut if . tho u'octrlncs of llolsbeviini aro i.-ot J !o be replaced by others just as un- a wholesome and (lang.ticu.', tlierc is tho greatest need fur education in i sai J government, in thi.i ed jcaiion I V'n span box conseiva'.ii'ts tan pl.iy.i .in inipoi'laiit part. L The Milkman's Inning Prohibition lias been much abused lllll HUH II llliumi nun.: im: ........ n . .-. , dry. Almost every crime in the cal- i i i ... i i ei'iu r mis i.i-i-ii iiiiiiki-i u. 1 1 nlinost every benefit creilile-i more or less convincingly, now conies a new friend, the National Hairy Conn- il. The president of this body, as might be expected, is interested in milk and. milk products, lie speaks with soni" authority, hiki when be spoke !a.-t week in lie annual convention at At-' lantic t'ily he was much applniidcdJ J'rohibilioii, said he, has stimulated enormously the demand for nrH;, cream, ice cream, butieriiiilk and kindred things lo drink ami eaf. The dairy faiiners and all Ihe niaitufnr- Hirers of dairy iiin.-liiiicry are lor it, They have profited directly as n r.-, suit So too, may suppose have profitpil thoso who ummI to mhirlit in, ..f. . .1 nRUIIUMl "'r,' -" """t m.h t"n i know how satiM-yniK mul h,.w whole nomr nr tho piudurts of tho dairy fin in. Now Hit? dairy iiKMi tuc oonsidoiiiu; a world's diitry rouiu-il of prim'uror.-i, diotit inns and mn utiii'i.s (u ronsiilrr an intcrr.;i! K-iiil i -Iu nt iioiiiia-ampaitrn which shall inako pl.iin tho part nnik playn mid shmiltl play in nation. il If alth. Mori! power to thnn! 'Iho mi IK ma a may v a nui aticr wlii' 11 ho inalvo.H ih'livci irs to Imi brfort' Inrakfast, hut surely he i--a lu-tlwr friend to man than the fellow w ho til ivoM the hu-wery waon. An Open Agreement If there was reasnn for seereey at (ho Versailles mnfereiuv, there is as Mirettly ni ne f.tr it at tho Washington conferenie. There is every ronton h tho world for the fullo..! pulilicily not only of all the eoiielusions Uut of th prm-eediiiKs hy whuh they aie hi rived At. I to; This di.-Hrmnmei.t eonfrmi.'e i n fur K'cnler extent thnn vu prsttilles gathfi-iiig, a (onffie:; e of, peoples. Peace after the World fcaj lo ho mnde In g-v,rniueuts i .Stntosmen pi cr,d,d autt.ma! u ai' v ; to make pi-aie. It was Urf.'lv a Uuai ma'tcr, with vat coinplicatioiis call ill(T fur ex pert knowledge- I he p.-o-(ile truteo", of necessity, to the mer. who had represented them in conduct illt the war. Now il is different. IhsariiiaiiH-nt is a demand not of (,'overnment, not of ..niesmen, but of nations. J( i- a ileinaiid of bereave! families and of taxpayer. The spokes men of the five major powers wh i will control the conference will be rep resenting t lie it- public nt homo to a -Jar greater extent than usual, an-l will be answeiolOc accordingly. The people know what tliey want in Iho wtllemnt if other questions that IlAVO a Lcnriiie; on urinnment. The people of the United States are Pspei-ljilly il,tri.tpd ill .eeinir Ibat the mandate they have given' is hot evaded through diplomatic muddling or trickery on the part of any btatcs inan or icroup of KtutcHmc'n that may conic to Washington. To this end, th public will want to know all ubout the proceedings, from start to finish. It is their riuht, and it is for the in terest of mankind. It will serve holn as a check on the conference and instruction to the uninformed. Never lias there been so (,'ood uii opportun ity for usol'il publicity. Thirty-four years is the iifce of the Union Republican, but not the ujrc of its editor, (iuorge Scribird, for George has been knockiiie; nrnunii Colorado and Oregon for tiite a lona long time. He Ri'ts out a splendid weekly and the Republican is jusl'y rated in tin" statu as a good, sub stanliitl, reliable newspaper. llrr.'V hoping the Republican will i-i'yi'r anotbe.- tliirly-four years as it has during the piist, even if Ccorgt mu ourselves will not be on the M.igc of action al the end of that ii"i.n. Jf we would have a city we must have an Ail Club. A business organ ization is a needful thing aim' must be kept up. The outside country ex pects it and l.a (Irandi) could losu three good prospective settlers by hav ing no organization and thereby be financial ly out of pocket besides be ing u tail-end' r in the procession, j Over four thousand pieces of china re haii'ileil at the Huyers' bampiet in the Mi(lliiomah hotel recently and bu( onc was i,,.,,,,,, Anothec evidence that John Harleycoru is uul of the game almost entirely. j 0 !- I The soft drinks peoi-.e have nl.;iyn' acteil as if the country went tU j for their particular benefit. Vreity soft for them now, if the. lax is taken i.ff! A Wisconsin child' has just been op-. eratcd upon for the removal of an ex-i tra Btomach. Wasn't she lucky no to be living in Russia ? I It is said thot women will F.'on ao'opt knickerbockers foe street ear. Knickerbockers for the .v'Jmen and knock bickers for the men. o ' .,,,, h " ,,.,,, . -fin(liT ',, . . " kcy 1 Paradise. 'Round The County I l I ' ij 1 Jiiclilriils itllli lliiiiniii lnlercMt Adtteliril. (.nlhrrrd br The Olinrrier. ta Fifty Successive Crops. Anviille laborinir under tbe. Iiiiini 8ion that summer-fallow is an indv ,i'iKjjt; pracinC Willi 1110 S"ll Ol LJI1-, ion county is mistaken.' There are " ... ..i ni icasi iwo collsicuous exceptions to the general practico of this method f running j Hie (irandc Koii le cal. l,.y. The t'aviness place n Isl'ina City is now uroducinir its rlr l or 51'ii ' successive crop in as maiiv ye,n i I ' 1 ' H:,yH lh" "llly "IKI" ' These are Iwo i-ctnai kahln cxcelti.llls'"llir, '"odorn youth knows about j however. In neither of theso two i:i i1" ""' K '-Mu- ' siancrs has there I n summer f.ilbiwl ,u( wheat has not been the sole Who is Ihn lucky slulf Hint ratclies (.,(ip. Jioth have-been in, alfalfa' at "" "' t'sli nhowii lu Iho lllustraloii j cst once, ami sugar beets wcr-i "1'8 "' I bo niiiiiiiior resorta? ' ,.nn,., f,. a season on the Cnvjnessj ipiace, ,U ihe vast niajorily of ye.us ,lul vo'"' '"'"' ,ifc. ""' lavn ,,,,,', w.li um t' f it', (,, ,,' iipolor.y. U.iio.lii alio it. ..,...4 K,-(nr-on (hat particular picr"e"nf hiiul'l , ' , T(, t. lmium wh ,m,sl let his landl Tiiddlv and Mhimiup r.tlr. No ' .lv j,,,,, , mip y,.,. (,ul r ,,,,.,,,,1 (,,.HOV' ,;;;, ,.,VH ,,.,, . ,. w, ti.B rvl.ly nl,H.,. , , ; ' ,; , . , ,) lte ..i,,,!.,, ;,.,, ., ,.,,. .,.,- . . I I' ' ' . ,,, novol. MoWCVri', M 1 1U ItlHtltlO WCSl whw f),rmH ,.,. Mn;i,i f.inninL.i intensified, the rule is rever.se'd nml it is rarely Ihttt land is summer f.t' lowed. . WcKtoru Senators Form Union to Secure Action Favoring Protection WASHINGTON, Auir. 10.-liepi'' tienn Hoiwitiirs from nil stateM wst of the Missouri rtvff and low.j nriM ized Tuesiiay for tho purpose of -demanding fair treatment of tho we 4 in the pending tariff hill. Ser.;tlT; (inndini? of Idaho, lit whose instaiu'.,j (he organization was undertaken, v...-l ehosen ehairnuin of the western con 1 feienee, nd will assume 'p-tivo Iijid-i ership tif the western tariff eiitonai-i-i. While a more sat isfaetory wool t;t:!f i one of the main ends sonjrht. wo-t ern senntorut will urge material ihanj-- I rs in ugrieulturnl and mineral -tins., ules, will fight for 8 ilutv on hides. and will demand rates on their prod rots (i.iuiillv nrnt irt ivi s re nln ed on numufaetured products ofsth i SenaUir (Joooing in outlirrrur his plan to his rollengnen impressed on tht ;n OIly tnugh united effort rri th,'v imiiV their inflnrm-e felt .tm! he sam inr (inn- iuhi i-nnir urn mr should rise in its miuht and dema 'd what w-iu comiiif; to it. itu.i iwi-:itvi:u w.axt aus. n . . PtARL OlL(KEROSENE) is refined and re-refined by a special process, mak ing it a clean -burning fuel for home use. Ask your dealer for PEARL. OIL. l IS THE OLD AH hv-.AU GRIMDER PASSED THROUGH TOWAJ TO PAX V 1 . THE OFFICE CAT ay JUNIUS What "Smiles" Will 'I for You. Sfblli's will help tho grocer .with his lemon disposition. I.eltuco hope feel couple of feet ahead of his competitor, and the jeweler go lor-! you, ho looked fine a Blttln' along ward and wavh for charms. Islde of her with his anil " ' Smiles will help the tee man' to I thaw out bis ( bill, and the coal man : .to lighten iiis loads. Smiles will make Iho eloihler like 'lo suit, bis customers, collar tho boys mid discuss the family ties. Smiles will make the realator llilulf l..iu f Mi li.tiH Smiles will cause the lumber man to enjoy a t aj!e-.Ml!, .and "w'iiv" at pul uii job.' Smiles will cause your fall, If ho( fall In line every day and read the ' ,"' wl She .Never Su llies Sir: lfxiuotlier got time and one. half ,,1'or (ivertilne she could (my the T.II.M v ) !, V i .i- .. 1 . . I I- .M'llitM II I'll. I. en Sloop says a prael Joktr Is! HMually a d.imphtnd who has 8enne enough not ti play practical jokoH on im-n who are litter lhan ho Ik. We I ; i i ii inre line Nnhte Thus l-or and SIomiIiI (.o Alo ud Willi It. Sir: ' . Thorn Is work lo lie doni. Thi'i o in i iilly ' only mm pnt'son I who ran do tho work wilisfaetorily. And niu.-t' Hint person-Mother )(iiH.Hr hi sleeping tho loim sleep lu itlial lmriui; m'.Minil just oil iretnontl 'sircMi, in ltoKton, perhaps wo had! better i;o ahoad Willi .tho work. Un- i Ambi lion and ability combined with a proper amount of aggrcs;J siveness make poor men rich." - In addition to these qualities learn the value of a DOLLAR, then form an association with a safe, reponsible bajiklike this, by starting a check account and you have laid the foundation for con sistent WEALTH BUILDING. Ai LA OR.ANDE iWt PAY Al NATIONAL BANK LA GRANDE , OR. SCl'MD-PEHAE'LE-PROGRESSIVE Hit 1 tli l prrcsiis ; HOME TOWN loss, of course, you are: a personal friend of Sir Oliver Lodge, and can go! Into spirit communication with the party before mentioned. tFlieiWork o which-1 refur is re viling tbe famous "Ooose Thunies." ItCally, they are 'way out of date, you know. This talk of Kings was all right whe,n they were the fash ion, hut styles do change tsee Ladies' Home Journal or Vogue. Vr ' ! Sing a Bong of- mixed drinks, Make Iho" birds all cry-r Alas, the mighty . iialiou . . , Now is high and dry.': i ' : ' ' As they tlrlnk-; tbeir.uoar beer,- All the birds do sing, , "Isn't this a (Iniiily way , . ; For-us to taks a fling?" Please submit1 (his lo the iiublic und get thair opinion, and final o. k. before going 'ftlicad -wilir 1 lie ' work. ' Rtifus It.- Cli-i-iiiiiHtiintlfil Testiiiiony "You ought to have seen Dr. Mar shall whon he called lo see' Dolly the other night p" ..remarked Johnny to his sister's young ''man, who was taking tea with the faintly. I tell "Johnny!" gasped his sister; her face tho color of a boiled lobster. Woll, so he did," Insisted Johnny, "lie had his arm " . "John," . screamed ' the mother, trantlenlly. . "Why!" clilned the boy.. "I was " "Joilli." said his. futher stonily. "Ieaip the room." And Johnny left, crying as lie went: . "I was only going to say thai ho bad his aiiuy clolhcs on." Thirty Day Recess Is Planned by Congress After Passage of Bills WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. Con- gress, in the light of Tuesday s devel opments, hopes to begin a' mont i r re- ceSil about the end of next week, After a conference with Ptesident tlurding, Republican- leaders of tbe senate alio house- indicated th:''. both would remain continuously in stjssioii until the house haa pasted tho tex rn vision bill, which ..Chairman KorJncy ",c w"5's ,1,u' weans vonimiitee lolOhi.JISaiiloWtuiu;lii'poileJ Monday. . ' .. . n' ,h' event, Ui'preseiitativc Moll' dell of Wyoming, Ihe Republican leau er, announced that it could be put Inrouk'li the huuse by August r ... . 4 posaihly ly or. two luter. The pres. ident ut conference Tuesday with Senators Lodge and Curtis is under stood to have opposeu a senate recess before pan-sagc of tho tux measure hy the house, and the plnn urged hy many senators for three day recesses begin ninir Monduv is said to have 'ici ,l.Un.l...1UI Tht Drawing Card, Next to Harriet Hetfi'lier Stnwe'g great moral drum, there' hoi h'n that draw m wl In Snugtown as a horse tnnjilt1 falling down and loH-omlng up with Its burliest. Arkansas Tlioiuhs Cat. -I (MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE sV5TEMl Country Club Notes lIlKh I.lKkla Abuul Ihr l.lnka, . ClHh Houm mn4 ftatalorlam. New Stove and Tables. A new stove for picnickers at- the Country Club picnic ground has been installed by Dan Tanner and II. L I'oarch, of the Geo. Palmer Lumber company. It is a stove, sure cnouirh. being a large cylinder, flattened on top to accomodate a dozen poU ami Kettles, and set in a cement founda tion, is provided with a door aid a flue, so that it is as comfortable to cook coffee or any other ilea in the menu as it would be at home. At thc some time the two men aoded several tables and benches to the park supply so that as many as 200 call now be seated at onc time. IF YOU MISS. YOUR PArER. . Should any subscriber miss the Evening Observer, please call the rK Western Union, Main 24, and a copy will be delivered at once. H- Any discourtesies of carriers or lateness of paper should be re- X ported to the Observer, Main 37, the following day and attention '' H: will be given to the complaint at W once. a: ' Insect. That Dive. . Among the natural curiosities of Ja pan are singing Inserts Tho most prized of these is a black beetle named "susunuishl," which menus "Insect belL" The sound that It emits resem bles Mint of a little silver bell. MARE THE OREGON YOUR HOTEL - WHEN IN PORTLAND Popular Spacious Lobby At the Center of Everything. . Broadway at Stark tit. We ugBest you write, phone or wire for reservations, ARTHUR H. MEYERS, MnnaKcr. Greatest sport you know to pull out your makin's papers and some Prince Albert and roll up a ciga rette! That's because P. A. is so delightfully good and refreshing in a cigarette just like it is in a jimmy pipe! You never seem to Cct your fill P. A.'s so joy'usly friendly and appetizing. Prince Albert will be a revelation to your taste! No other tobacco at any price is in its class! And, it rolls up prince Albert tht V4 MEN! JI'm Tinif lu be 'J'liinkin til" your Ni-vv Fall nit Hart Schaffner & Marx Have scut hs a .lOOO stork 'w your early selection Kor iiion ami yoiniK iikih, we think t hoy aro Ihe best a(.vle3 ev-; or shown You'll .say the same thins when you see Ihein. Simplicity i3 the main note in men's clothes this fall; plain, single and double bteasled models. The style is In the drae; in the lines; i) the lower coat openiim; tho slightly looser coats; the shorter vents and (he lower waiutline. llart Schaffner & Marx make real clothes, and they guarantee you satisfaction. If you don't set it, get youf money back. $35 to $55 OBSERVER WANT ADS GET RESULTS Come Fill up your makin's papers with P. A. easily because it's crimp cut and if stays put .It's the best bet you ever laid that you'il like Prince Albert better than any ciga rette you ever rolled! And listen! If you have a jimmy pipe hankering by all means know what Prince Albert can do for you! It's a revelation in a pipe as well as in a ciga rette! P. A. can't bite or parch. Both are cut out by our exclusive patented process. pnionai joy $moka if' jXoR on along ! -' In ttipiiy rH Nic. tidy fi tin., nd hall ptin4 fin ft.fliM.ri and in tn fiomnd rrytlml glnt kmmUmr with CMTViflit I?! r R J. K..lj, Tvbacc C.