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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1921)
"Friday. August 2i, rfnThogsare TO BE HJUIDLED LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER paoFj tttrff; i of Columbia, which t routs renrr-l pro , perty as affected with a public inter i est and subjects ihe relatiom-Siip ot tenant anu lam:loru to commission regulation. "'The New Yor type of statute i simply takes away the remedy of tvic 'um where the contract which the " " ' J landlord claims is breached is cc.isid- Asst H'ijitiol) Mt't'till" 1 ere' .v' tnt' court to unreasonably Prmni.v: f. n - , , ,T I us fur example, where Che rent tie , , . -1 1 ii it nianded bv the landlord, is in the oymi- tloii to I l'olltetTS. tf j ion uf t..e court, exu-essive. The New (York !etfilatme has declared as "ex 01 NCI NN ATI. It is reported that, cessive" any rent which, is more than the matter of enacting luws to govern: --r per cent in excess of the rent of renial of residence properly will re- the previous year. The landlord can- - New Coats Have Decided Flare reive serious consideration at the an nual convention of the American tt.u Association, to be held in Cintimiati from Aug. JiO to Sept. 2. The Committee on No eworthi Changes in Statute Laws, in the re port which it will present to the con vention at the session on Thursday ev ening, Sept. lt will say: "In the field of landlord and tenant law, we find recent examples' cf un usual legislation. Shortage of hous ing accomodations has given rise. not evict a tenant who pays the rea sonable rental. "The ac of Ccngress authorizes the Kent Commission of the District of Columbia t ) auopt standard forms ; lea.ses to fix reasonable, rentals and terms nf tenancy and to do ermine :.emi-judicially controversies between htiulicrd and tenant. The authority of the Kent Commission and its pro cetluie are nnalagous to hat of the Interstate Commerce Commiision in the fieh; of interstate commerce. Both an abnormal demand, wiih reKiilt.-m' ! tvnes of statutes have now been un- nign rentals. These in turn have lec!j made the justification of Ugislatiw regulation of rentals amf terms an? conditions of :enaney. Kent legisla tion has taken th form either of (II statutes like those in New York, re pealing or varying statutory remedies of the Kindlon: in such a way as t. compel or induce him to accept reastm able rents, or (2) comprehensive leg islation like that contained in fie An of Congress applicable to tluf IHstric1 held by he Supreme Ccart of th United States as justifiable regulation of public property in the interest of the public welfare during the abnor mal housng condi ions following the war. The committee further reports that I one of the most striking features of our recent tla utes is the absence : any large amount of "reconstruction" legislation, wii h less, rather tha't mole in the line of regulatory legisr hit inn. 1 . FOR TAXI Call Main 808 Stand at Pastime Pool Hall J. B. LINDSEY An Invitation to Teachers. Bj Thre .will he several new teachers in our schools his fall, and, without i: waiting to learn their names Silver thorn wishes to especially invite them a to drop into this drug store and make themselves known as teachers and.ro i reive1 the courtesies he desires to e tenv to all the teachers of I ho publi; :-eh(Mils and high school. 8-25-tf Utei'DR's Higher l.iwiutiun wJ TECHK0LG6Y Ki!hl SrlmI:.; Sfvixty l' parimmis KMX ThK.'.J i'l-i -NS Sr.I'l. 1 I' Oregon A , Id In uiairf.i Collide t.tyKVAI.i.l.i I ! posit I 'Adv, Same Old Story Hut a Cood One. Mrs. Muhala Hums, Savanna, Mo., relates an experience, the like of which has happened in almost every neighborhood in this country, and has been told and related by thousands of others, as follows: ' used a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea remedy about nine years ago and it cured me of flux (dysentery). I had another atiack of the same complaint three or four years ago and a few dos es of this remedy cured me. I have recommended it to dozens of people since I first used it and shall continue lo do so for 1 know it is a quick and positive cure for bowel troubles." Harris Grocery PJ10XE ATX 7:14 ' v. S f , k 1 4 I. ' 1 W t,T ,V- t : . v Wheat in Clackamas County is Short ounooN riTV. auk s Thr wlifnt rrup nf (Maokainns rouuiy will be coni'lclcrtilily short thiH yetir. diit lo liolh u (Ht:rea80 ill tlm ntllnbiT of planted htos and the fun that the yield la Hhorter thnn whh crlttliuitly estiniuted, ttceonlini; to C. A. Hinnes, organization manager for the Oregon ('ooperultve tlrnln drowers' Assorja- tlon, who was In Orenon City Wed nesday. Huriu's was niakliiK ar- rantienipnts for delivery or local wheat to Port land warehouses. The association ha.i made ur.anc.e- merits t )' 7" l'V cent yi the Iann is Hpon delivery, uiihiuk tniii upon the pievalllUK inal'Ket price, final payments, with adjustments to rare lor fluctuation In quotations will lie made when Ihe Ki'tilu is sold. No longer Is the big envelonlnc wrno Willi tls Imoe l.-l,n.nn l....v... and capeJika proportions good fonn. The new cuts, as shown v thesa two latest Cfealions from K. J. Wile Co., have the decided llai-e. Anil the sleeves are. set in. Sorrento Mile cordova Willi elii lillle einhi i.iilcry wolf cuffs ami wolf collar ijive the coal on tin) lell orli;lniillty in color a well us nbupo. on mi riPTis l Ml JPTQBE IGEHTIHGATES ) IflG SOUGHT PENPM'-TOX, Aug. lay strings, lively young s" mg "bronks" whose deviltries will ti the mettle of the cowboy these are Past re-! rs, buck- U1S TAKEN t!M dip rnAiin diu rnauu hnvo heen traced by department of justice HKeiits. It js'ileclnred. The revelation resulted from a de tailed confesBlon ni'credlted to Alva I W. Harshinait said to have been a private secretary to French, anil who surrendered tu fedoral officials Tues day. It was also revealed that the banrt rmrCAO, Auc. 2ti. Worthies was oneratliiK In Kansas CMty. Ac iioleB, siolen bonds, fraudulent I-.mIh r1 , jn(lj , julnv V. ninniii, acting of trust and Cornell cerilfleates nf l-1 (Mt rii't ininrney, all of the nolea Is poslls i-ii n n i n k juto uniolil millions of 1H. hy I lie Ira nil were disprsed of dollars huvo linen filing on the niar-,,y n,B Hecurilles Cauipany or Kansas kins of Hie I'ountry, federal annuls ciyM That ortjanl-iatlon, be , said; declared Tuesday, urier Inve.uiKiitlnis ; W(,iid aell the nines and Issue trust Mm operations of a band aliened lo u)!n,eiiieiils ns a giiaraiitiie of tb ln liave been lieuiled by Charles. W.'-i vest uient. The uRreenienlg issiipil by Trench and John W. Win thliiKlon. j die company, ni iu:rdlni? Ii Mr. Clln llaiilis. bond houses, Invesl nient se-1 were simind liy seven man, Worlh cinliy Inokers tniii weallliy business ,K(m Hamhman, Kvaiis, Denicke, men from roast to const were tUx-lur-1 Vl.'lleh"- ,,, ,, MI.UIU.ton. and iii mi... i.i'ciii vii-imin oi one ill I lie i most Kluaiiilc swindles ever unearth ed hy deiial'tment of justice UKeuls. Six in 1 1 lion dollars' worth of stolen bonds, nearly j:i.lHii),uilil In wniili less notes and -hundreds of thousands A Ciniiplclc Supnlv of SiliiHil Hooks. Tlie school isiok concern from whom Silverthorn's obtain all their school books have ptaceif will this store u(of dollars' worth of trust deeds and very large and complete supply ol forKed eei lificales or dcpo-di already every school book used in Oreitou , . schools. One would hardly believe that this means about two ton 4 ol school books and over two tens of tuliletB and similar supplies for the U (irande schools. Mr. Silvcrthern says thai he has never been so thor oui(hly ami well stocked with school l ooks and tablets in the fifteen years of bis business life in l.u (..ramie us he is today and ho will have plenty el help for the rush and opiiiini? of school this fall. r. 4t-'.r n Chicago attorney, David H. Hooiin. Mr. ftllunln said Ihut he would, usk warrants for the arrest of Mlddlelon and Rohlln Wednesday. Use Observer Want AJs. Breeding f oxi In Cuptlvlty. ' Aiin.Mllllitely 1.1 1 slllerlilitcs foxes are belhit tired in i iiillilt.v : In the I'lilleil Hlales, nceoiilliiK to re ports to the hurenii of lihiloi;lial sur vey, United States nepartineut . of Agriculture, from l'l!i t'os rnuclies, representing a value In animals and filiilpmciit estimated' ot $I,'.'TII,S,'IH .II reports liaie not yet been received, niiil ciin.ser:itlve estlmntes place Hit number of" silver-block fox. In lids rount'-y at fiom fi.mm to o.tum. WASHINGTON, I). C., Autr. 211. As a result of the large over-subscription to the iii per cent one-year Treas ury certificates, the WashiueXnn (I). some ot the attractiniis promised fin (J.) Times in a financial editorial to- the'lill Kouml-lJp to lie staged in day stronirlv urges investors! to buy Pendleton Sep 'ember 22, 2!! and 24. outstnnding Victory Loan Notes, which The events of track and arena give will mature twenty-one months from mou nt inn of l urpassing those of nil . Aug 2(1. Financial leaders are iiuoleJ former years, for an array of exper- by The Times as pointing out that ienceil cowboys and cowgirls will com- the Victory Notes are placed in the pete and it is probable that many stains today of really being stort-term J world's records will be broken. obligations of the government, and I One horse which has been secured that at present prices they will net J from Idaho has thrown 21 successive about Si percent interest. jj riders, lie will buck at the Pendleton1 "In view of the fact that the Trens- , KmimMJp and a spectacular ride bv' ury accepted subscriptions," says The I contenders for the bucking champion-' Times, "for only $2.1!V17 1,000 of the , ship is expee'ed. To the champion, f'i cent one-year certificates, lcav- I of bucking contests goes the $50'nj irilr a heavy unsatisfied demand, !'. , prize saddle, while to the winner of; may not be amiss to call attention of I the all-round cowboy championship 1 disappointed bidders for Treasury cer-1 , goes the $1110. Police Gazette belt.; tificutes and other investors to the J Pauline Frederick, the famous screen1 status of Victory Notes, which are , star, will give each day of the wild , rpally short term obligations of th? I horse race a sterling silver bit and' government. g l tie total issue oi tnese nines nns Dreaming of Writing. To drentn that yuu write wllh n pen iteuotes good luck; will a ipifH, loss of health; with a slick, firmness.. of ur pose; with a pencil, warns you of se cret enemies. To divnnt of writing u lutter foretells' good news; a bill, an accusation. FRESH EGGS and COUNTRY BUTTER A SPECIALTY We Sell and Guarantee CHAMPION FLOUR ' ilver mount "tf bridle. Miss Frederick will a tend the big show. i Tom Mix, hero of :t thousand srrec.ij adventures, will be here mounted on :i ! ho re provided hy the Iiound-Up Assi- fiction nnd attired in full Western re-i galia. Another film favorite who wi'.l . nttemT is Hebe Daniels. The seat valo for the show open September 7, and already scores of orders have been received. Out -of-'own orders are filled firl, th Hound-fp Association, composed of prominent JVndleJ on business men wno cnnuih'i uie sihhv on a non pron; basis, having est.-ililislied this npcf dent out nf t-oii;tsy lo its thuusaini? of visitors. The a .-social ion rejrnla es also th" 1 price of beds and meals, an dno profi- the notes, bu' Ij.v the continilinfc Kv leering is toleraed. Duiihle beds mayieinment puichase for redemption Uv been reduced from $-.,500,000 to $:(,-iJ 8")V'!U,ir.i ns of July 1 a reductio-i'i of (;n,70X.H.V. The' reduction in the month of July was -$r,7,(U2,2l0, an t J it is regarded its certain that before their ma urity the total issue will J have been so far reduced that the a government will have no trouble lit selling any new issue with which tn take up whatever balance of them may the", remain oulstatnting. .They wi 1 i be payable in twenty-one mnn'hs from the 2ttli of this month. "At present prices they are selling on about a fi per cent basis, with tin- i certainty thai during this period of J ; twenty-one months the marketability ' of the investment will be assured, not1 J only by the general public demand for t Some Real Bargains Sa. 20 A two-story 8-room house on corner of Main and , Walnut, puvfid ntreet; nice shade trees; lawn; two lots, 100x110 feet; one of the most sightly places In the city. Price $:t,i)ih),iM) with a cash payment of $1000.00, balance monthly', payments of $25 per month. .No, HO 3 -room housn; lurge lol ; wood shed; chicken house ii ml runt all fenced; near ('ath ollc school. A good, little homo for $700.00. The Blackboard Sale DON'T WAIT 'For cold wi'iitlicr to make your t'oinforlH. W'u. Iiavc the material' at Sale 'Pricos.' . '' ' "; Poivalt'H .- Ify Silk.'iliiu's", lili-iiii'lics wide ..... On'tiii"', in dark colors (Miallics, in a vai'ictv of colors .... U pound Cotton Halts ; ' 11 pound Halts '.. Wool Itatt.s, 712!)0 in. lics-., (otiton and Wool Yarns for tyiiiff ltty to 23 : 23 23? $1.45) $2.95 ! Andrew' s Variety Store be had at this being the estab lished' mice for aero modat ions. Pen dleton homes are thrown open Lo vis itors and rooms are li' ted so that Ihej Kound-l'p vi.-i or is as. ured (if mm-' fort able qviai lei s. Ile.-taurant s and i 1 otelp will make speeial arrange -! ments to meet the demand for meals i (UtSI ltVi;K WANT ADS PAY fore maturity.' The Pest of Ice ('ream. Peal pleasure is found in the ice cream which is always served at The. Pa Lire Soda Fountain. Flavors ure aiway:; fresh and pure. Service is the last worl in modern, sanitary clean liness. Only individual paper cups aind dishes are used. H-2'i Lf Can Your Tomatoes Now--90c a Crate Vi'c liavc a ri piilal ion ol' liippiii' in tin- l'iin l canniliLr ica-lics tiiat i-oiiic to (irande. 'I'licv will start sliippinir in m-xl v.cil; and we piotc liiii-cs af Exponents of Hiking is tollo: 1 Crate J Crates . :i 'rates .") Crates $1.15 SI. 10 a efate il erate SI o. a elate snap I'liniie vim i orders now SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY "While liorax N.iptli.i m- pear! W'liiti 1H liars for ."0r Old Dutch Cleanser 10C a . an lettuce, H lerv. irieell peppi-l'-. euin, i jil.liaL"'. sweet jMitatoes. i-ookimr apples, catiutr apple.-., euelindiers, tomatoes, trl'ei n olliol'.s. cantaloupes watermelons and liradsliaw iiliims. Satisfactiiin (;uarantorl- -Fre Delivery JoeFs Grocery ! i i il i I i r .1 1 ' i t 1 It: U i.T- -4 ? I M :i .. i c , t .-. ..i : ? J 'r v: -.'-.,, . ' -t A V ' ..X,;-: No. .'I I Ten acres In Cove, close In to (own; it aerea un der cultivation; one acre In cow pasture; 50 prune trees; 25 cherry treen; 2 room house; wood shed. ATI I sell for' ?2.- 000. 00 or trade for small bouse and half aero or more close to some good town, Nn. - 8(1 acres In Inn 1, add Canyon district; 3fj acres In cultivation; f& acres pas ture and bay land; half mllo from school; two miles from Hot Pake; fair Improvements; water rlht. Prlco JK.000 cash payment, bain nee. can bo carried hn mortiitfe. C. J. BLACK & CO. (Rr'iiUnnO MOW I OI.DV Itl.lKl. I il (aiuiiln ' Ori'Kon Superfine BREAD CUTS SPLENDIDLY for sandwiches. Its eliise rain keeps it fresh a loiur t iine and is much lietter than ordinary hread. Let us loiow li.7 many loaves you'll iv.iuire and we'll sec tlia!t ou uct 1 1 1 -1 1 1 early in the morning. 'Devils I'ood Cake The old home made kind, filled wilJr iwalnuts, 30 each. Hatter Nutsfilled with raisins and walnuts, 20? a dozen. ' i !! flaketils cwiiii.h N. hol.iii Ij'i-ic'v 'Mill, l' f(. ami TMfl Koonevrtt are .f' n i.-n taUm li tis hik- l.jt' llirr. Tin y Uik il a a erlinn part .f ih-il:i' Iiu'im-o. TiiH, t' k-. In liim f'.r o!l iul djtlo. liy tli I ', tljvi'ie trotht-i a In law, you km.. , ; . f r- ' A Modern Home On N. Avenue; five rooms; nicely ur iinn''d, built In features; basement; Liriie sleeplns porch; furnished with new furiiinne; leather davenpoi t li-atlier rockliiK chairs, an elegant j.inife and Mie of ih. finesl Itediliif HtoV'-s in Hie city. It r""ire, 11000 r;,Hh (t handle thi ,iM If you ri-ed Inlh n home and tnod fnrnitn- here Is an opptir-tunli'. Geo. H. Currey m rt. . Face the Future Forget the Past A fortune cannot le made with the inwiiey you have spent. Pefmsrtt youf money in this bank iri fif yoiir bills with chocks. Yn vrM then kuv why 'and Trk8 you spenj your money. - You can also take advantage of an opportunity to buy at the right time, without the risk of carrying money in your pocket. ..v . , . fr:itittnli IniiinitiYn A7.) I 0(1 TIME II : iepcqts LA OKANDE NATIONAL BANK LA GRANDE, ORE. SOUND-PELfABLF. - PHOGRESSIVE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE 3Y3TEM!
