La Grande evening observer., August 30, 1921, Image 3

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
; MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractors re
puired, overhauled and rebuilt
Ascetylene welding of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins i-eground.
Give us a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
Irene Castle Dancer Again
This monument, erected to the memory ot Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a .
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument '
work. 1
(jen.Carrj?
7lemonal.froi
'til'
, jiii lis
We have made a profound,
study of monument building
and an order, placed in our
hands is sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution. .
We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimate!
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or.
SOMEONE HAS JUST WHAT YOU WANT TRY AN OHSER
SERVER CLASSIFIED AD. '
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MURDER
Pioneer o( Umtilla
County Passes Away;
PENDLETON, AUR.'St) Owen Mc.j
UiiiElilln, ukI 84. n leHUltoit of I'lii-i1
lit i Ua rouiuy rur -tl)0 paal !IS .yer,j
Uleil on Smiirday 111 Portland nt the;
linml Suniurltnn liospltiit. frojn n
eumiiMt'UtU)it of (iiBiisp Aw to Ills
advanced ase.
Mr. Mcl.utiKlilln wn Irern In lom
Kal. 1 1 ln ml. In 18S7. anil some lo the
United StntPH Itf 1856. He mlRed
Krzltorircr's Uentli l!;isis I'or
Strtnij? l'uliticiil I-'cud linw
I-'onniiij?-
nF.UI.I.V. Aul at). No ninifle event 0,-k in t!,n Thm "r Unnenn until
unleashe.1 partisan furv with su'd. ve-!'1'"""' ' ' "Rh'.
hemence as the assassinu'ion of Math- Mrs- A,lle Mrl.md.
his KnsberKer, which is discussed in Mr- '"''".
lierlin in i!eKrees of passion that UuKhlln l survived hy two son. J.
riirontlv know no restraint. ' McLaughlin, of Pendleion. M. A.
1 . .. It. .....nil .tail u .llli.ll-
The Freiheit insists that pnmaruyi " .ur" . .
resnonsibilitv for the murder rests it. mrs. iiue im.kim. oi ia.u,.,.
upon Herr Krzborger's lendinR polit-j WashlnRton .
ical opponen's. "The revolvers dis
charged in Creisbach,. llailen." the.
Hero Is. Ii-eno Castlo as she appears In ft dance In the forthcoming!
"Kreiich Heels,'- a movie In which kc Is t tarred. This Is her first dunco
for s'fvg'j or s:ien In inoi .: tt .;n two vc.irs. i
DELE6ATI0NST0 GIRL IS HURT
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BE LARGE ONES
ui
Kvi't-y ;iti,t l Sccilis io lie
(liiinii ti Sfinl M Hund
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GIVES MILLION FOR CHANCE
TO PROEUCE
( ill' UVi'H liniS INflll' I 'I'll-
dlt'tiui , .mid Injures Six
teen-veiir-iild-Ciirl Nntui
dnv.
WASHINGTON, Aur. -10. Wash-
imrlon otririais nave nenun to set anj PENIM.ICTON, Aur. HO. Marit
n:en ot the iiiatrnitu.le oi the anna-j FP,0i,pri j o, was seriously Injuied
inent and far eastern conferences in ear,y m ituy when tin' car In which
point of the number of participants., shH wllll rniln(c. driven by her Tailier.
The Ilri ish (foveinment, responding; n. w. Fleieher. overturned ut an oin
to informal inquiries, advised the 1)anl(Iliellt lw. ,,,,, riM ,,r nin..
state departmen:: that its delegation, hai t ,,jmlK hor beneath the front
and nccompiinyiim staff would num-L.,,, ,.- i,,,r i,fr, h... rr ecmlit
her about Jut) persons, the l.ninesoi1)e urtod. Wesley 1'leieher, Dorisl "ee" cleared up.
newspaper declares "were loaned in
the editorial rooms of the K reuse
y.eitunt;, the Deutsche Taires eilunir
and other pun-American organs.''
Vorwnerts is outspoken in condem
nation of the Nutionui uud (iermnu
peoples par ies, their leaders and their
newspaper organs whom it chnrges,
with moral responsibility for the mur
der because of their "unrelenting per
secution" of the. former minister who,
it declares, "when the collapse came,
hail the courage to stand by .he fnth-
erlnnd and negotiate the armistice
for which Hindenburg and Ludendorff
begged on their knees after William
fled to Holland."
lllames Right Parties.
The clerical organ iermani:i which
was close to llerr Mrzhevger through
out his political cereer, says the deed
was the melancholy consequence of
the campaign of villification and
heckling carried on by the parties of
the right, which it declares did not
hesitate to use the most1 contempt
ible falsehoods in their pursuit of the
dead man.
The Tagebhttt says: "ltesposiliil
ity for the murder attaches to Na
tionnlis! coat tails. Its effect on the
radicul masses is bound lo assert itself.1'
1 "The shots that killed Erzbergor,
threaten to become a danger signal,"j
says the Vossiche Zeitung, which ex
presses the fear that l-he work of in
ternal reconstiuction which was iiio
gressing hopefully now hns been
Placed in jeopardy.
The Socialist and communist news
papers call upon the masses to jinn
u common rally for the fight against
re-act ionaries along the whole front.
The Nationalistic organs, visibly dis
tressed over the munler, make edi
torial efforts to denounce the deed
nt the same time cautioning against
undue hns"e in nrriving at any conclu
sions while the murder hns not yel
Try a Hot l.unrh.
As the hot days of August pass and
the cooler ones follow the cold lunch
eons which The Palace has been serv
ing at ut their parlor is replaced by
a IiiiS lunch. There Is no finer place in
the city to refresh yourself at noon
than at the Palace and at wasonable
prices and always the. best.
50 good cigarettes ;
for 10c from
one sack of
GENUINE
... . M
DULL
DURHAM
tobacco .
THE OBSERVER WANTS RAOS.
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govermenl several days ago informed; Bennett and Lot tin Hennett, olhnr i.c
oltlcials neie that lis representalives! ,., of ,i,e car, wllll Miss Eleteh
- and their altendants probably, would llmi lor Uaiieri w(,10 uninjured,
total almost a hunilreo". vlsl) i.-i,.cher is now ut SI. An-
The Japanese pnity, originally ftxed tll0ny.8 lllS,ilHi wi,, m ushed
at SO persons, it was learned now has allmld. ,1( Ber()U8 ulses. bill It
grown to at least persons. While; ls Bai,i lh.lt s,u, wlll r,.()V,.r i
Japnn's delegates will not exceed six isllnrt tllln T,,0 rarv wa8 r(.tur.
as in the case of other participating-,nB rrom a ,,.,,. al stunflold ubont
powers, there will be a number cf at- 3 a nl wh(,n (hn ul,,.,11Iltp nerurreil.
taclies, specialisis n finance, rail- T,1B cur wa8 a1110st (l complete
roails. navigation anil administration, ,,.. Thn .,.. (lf ,llH ..,.tdent Is
affttiis, in niltfition to numerous army;
; and ntivy representatives.
to bo a faulty sleerliiR gear.
Charles Chaplin, ne'xt Thursday, will bring
to the ARCADE THEATRE his million and-a-half,
six"act First National Producton "The
Kid."
; He fbrfeited $1,000,000 in film contracts so. he
could devote a solid year to making "The Kid"
Special Ship for Japanese. niTJHMTt! rroTTW V A TWrXTT
' 11jJ.1KJ.IJ 1VSW J.VJ.1 J.TJLJJ X
II U under stood bore that a aptviai
stciiTiishin and two sppcial raihoal
trains will lit- used for ihe transporla-!
tin of this Jiiiiancso dele Ration,
FOR JUNIORS, PLAN
A junior tenuis tournament Is be-
which at this time promises to be the Jng arranged, bolli Hlngle and double
most iniinerotis of any taking part irr matches being Included In the coni
the conference. 'iietilion. In the singles the winner
One resul of the signature of the or this tournament, which stnits to-
(ierman-Amcricnn peace treaty having morrow, will play the winner of the my eyes open there to guurd against
Socialists to Demonstrate.
Socialist and laborites are arrang
ing for demonstrations throughout
(lermany against the "White Terror"
for Wednesday, the date set for the
funeral of Mathias Kl-7.herger, nssas
sinated Kricfay. It is Raid memliers
of i-he Leftist party intend to permit
no militarist demonstration without
counter movements.
Two students arrested on suspicion
of being connected with the assassin
ation have been released.
President Kbert Monday will pre
sinV over a cabinet council which
will consider the internal situaliui:
Chancellor Wirth, in a speech before
the Catholic conference at I'Yankfort
Sunday, referred lo the "passionate
strife" with which I'he country is be
ing shuken.
"I must return to Berlin immediate
ly," he added, "because I must keen
Prevent Cold Draughts
From Cracks
in Your Floors
One. of tlin most practical wuyu is to lay over them
lilnlxm Art Floors of Linoleum. Tliey blanket the old
floors with their smooth, snnitnry surface and make
them impervious to cold air and dust from the cellar '
lioneath. Itcuuliful patterns, appropriate for upstuira
and down. Economical because they keep the house
wanner, and last for yeurs of service.
Cull and see them. Let us show you our wide
range of patterns.
W. H. BOHNENKAMP
CO.
La Grande'a Pioneer Home Furnishers
disaster befalling the country as thf
result of the recent ot'ourraiiceM
which fill uh with hoior." I
beeinj; to confirm the American rights tournament held in July for the J
-to eijual participation with the other c. J'enny company cup. In order to
allied am: associated powerK in the, uin posKenKion of the pup periuan
dispo.i ion of the formeily German 'unily tlm winner must win ihe tour
owned colonies and islands of the nanient two sucreHHive yeaiB.
Pacific, it h;is now become possible to: Medals wjll be fciven to the win-
conduct negotiations ilirectly lictween ner in the doubles, the winner of the house and shop employees of the Dela
th'e United States and. .Input;, for the1 July touriiiiiinlnt.Jmiyln, Hie Avinner! ware, l.ackawunnu & WesTern fail
Fettlenien of the ifisputcd chiims fcriof (he coming tournament. Huh O'
e;;Me contio! of the island of Yap1 Connell won the Hinles In the July
and other is.-uep that it is desired to I muti-hes.
THINKS WIIX ItB A STKIKK.
SCK ANTON, I'a., Aug. !(0. Koumf-
eliminate from the discussion of thel
coming conference.
It is his mastorwork, not a slapstick comedy,
but a 'story of such tremendous heart appeal
that laughter and tears swiftly alternate... It
proves Charles Chaplin the finest artist on the
screen.
The rental charge for "The Kid" is so great
that every theatre showing it must advance
prices. The scale at the ARCADE during the
run of "The Kid," will be
Matinees 35c, Children 15c
Evening 50o, Children 25c
Prices Include War Tax
Pure Candy.
The Palace knows exactly what
p-oes into their candies, ttecause f hey j
make them. The hih Ri ade hox
candy and the bulk candy are turned j
out in the local factory in their build-
A Hobby of The Palace,
The The Palace has
furnishing Berkeley ice cream, flav
ors, fruilH and in fact all fountain
supplies. Their hobby hi not to con
sider -price, but quality." You, there
fore, can find nothing letter than is
found always, in all items, ut their
fountain.
road were advised to save theirtnoney
and lay in stored of food by T J. Mn
loney, funeral chairman ofthe l.ackr.
wanna System federation, a'- a ma.
meeting Sunday. He declared" a strike
hohhv of. was sure to come and he wanted the
Cull the I.a tiranile Kmployment Of
fice for your help. Always al your
pervice. I'hone Black HOI. 8-8-tf
oiisi ia iok want akh wr
There are Three Exclusive Features In
KKONT LACED CORSITS.
VENTII.0 BACK, the
VENTILO FRONT SHIELD
ana
LOI-1T NON-TILTING CLASP.
Judged by Fit, Workmanship, Wearing
Qualities and Style, LA CAM'LLE ia (V.
always found the CORSET of X'&vS
greatoHt value. A complete line of now models now
on hand.
MRS. ROBERT PATTISON, Corsellere.
Phone Black 81
Residence 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O.
ct-5
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iarris Grocery
IMIOXJ-: MAIN 7HI
FRESH EGOS and COUNTRY EUTTER
A SPECIALTY
We Sell and Guarantee
CHAMPION FLOUR
FURS AT ALASKA
PRICES!
I have on exhibition and for sale the finest collection of Alaska Furs In
the Northwest, at the most reasonable prices ever offered to the La Grande
public. Foxe3, Mink, Bear, Seal, MuBkrat and many others.
The public is invited to inspect this collection, some of which are made up
ready to wear.
CHRIS MILLER
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1510 Adamu Ave.
Phone Red 671
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