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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1921)
Tuesday. Si-prc "rlx-r IH. 1021 PA H E RTX' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER r ? ,1. ! Movie Copyright to 1 Be Tested in Japan iii.i iUii MOMEir NJULY l('(lu't i' us A ski 4 n 1 1 1 1 1 mI i 1 ics Points While UULI i; (1 ii i; to I ntcrifM'ili ate !' tints hif- W'oiil.l KVlnii WASIIINCroN, Kept, roads of the county, had i aliiiK liicMiiH iti July of mliion lour hundred thousand dollar.--, (he lit i.' si. sipre Jnsi October and sevonte( u miilto.i dollars inert than In .Inn", I he Ah.iiv elation of Hallway Kvcui i k an nounced Krid.iy nit; hi on -I In' bani. at report h filed wiili tin? Intoi-siat-commerce commission. The urn , Inns, a Htatenient by tii ti.MH(M-l:iMMi unid, were at I !n annual r;i I m 4 i per tM'tii on tho tentative tnlua tion fixed by ihe riHii tn isslon for rate muldiitf purpown, 'Die compilation!! worn based cjn reporlK from '.'Ji'l chirfH 1 railroads, having a I nil nillfHiRn of 2:15,(14 1 . I'llly-Sevcu liimils Show Ib-rli f Kifly-Hf'vcn iouIk fulled lo eearu their operating e.vjieiiHe.H and luxes, (lurhiK the month, iiH compared wlih 72 In June. Operating expenses ol ; wentorn roads d creased ll.H per ; cent and their expou'ien per cent In July. Their net opera! in: ; Income was thirty-three million nt-vm - li u ndied i-ilny i-ne ihourrind doll. us ; u compared with nlm million one hundred four IhouHmid dollars ir July li2o, "The tolul operating revenues fcr July," the .statement h:iUI. "ani'in in - j TOKYO, Sept. 13. The test of th. copywiiht cf moving pictures in Jap mi is beinj followed with keen inter est heir iii proceedings brought by the i.Metfo Film Co. "of America ntrmiM the Nippon Kat.sud" Shashin Kunba. Tin-re :itn ret tii-i-ur.ireniioitti hettV.Vn ' "t (Japan and other countries by whicn opv wi ic ht of the movies may be pro tected, anil eoin;)!aiiit sf rum foreign film manufacturers have been many. It is alleged that the Nippon Knt miiio Sh'i-hin has ben i vinvr arr exhi bition of u icproductiuii of a Metro film under a Japanese name without obtaining the pes mission of the film concern. II thi plaintiff wins, Japan ese einemii people will no longer he able to -how foreign fihus without: fir'l obtaining permission of the man. I iifaclun-i. . j First Picture De Valera Addressing Irish Parliament I IM-t llIT sivty r i i j ' nlKlily-l'lvi TAXESMAYR1SE PENDLETON I'KM)r.li:TON, Sept. l::.--Iunds i t the amount of .y.ri.tMiO will be neces sary to run the city next year over and a hove other reireipU tlian tuxe-f, aecordiuj'. provifd at. council lasl "tiif ccssiiif aPpiov has ljc TdLal en lo estimates made and ap a joint meeting of the city tnd the city budget copimitlee lit. The action taken will ne a special eb'ction if it i- I a t a public hearing which set lr Wen nest lay, Oct. o. stimated expenditures for the: 5 irtBt: ' -r o, i' 2r'EiSu-f r r. . -rjin. nir- u Harris Grocery PHONE MATN 734 comihji year were fixed at 5Hi7,'idU lv the joint body after a careful eo) sidei alien of expenditures for the past tin ee years, and estimated receipt fivid at &U.XIH). not inc ludiutr Uxc. nd to four hund.cd nixty-two laillbm by the same means, Kijrurinjf the to nlne hmnlred flfly-ihree Mr m;tm tal asscs.-ment valuation of the citv at dnlar, a d-cre.ne or sixty-six mil- six million for the coming year, the lion dollars, or 12'-', per cent com-'ndditi.mal levy which, would he fixed i pared with July, J!HMi, although the if the budget were uppntvrd would' ratH art! now on a liii her basis. Op- minunt to -1.4 mills unless it is chanjrcdj nrathiK expenscK were throe hiriilred ,at the public hearing. In any case the J Hlxly,fvo million seven hundred six- amount c;f the levy is declared to ho ( -ly-two million seven hundred neen- m ,.(es of the 11 mill limitation set ty-slx thousaml dollars, a reduction ;by the city which will necessitate a cf one hundred filty-tmo million dol- : pecial election. lar, or 2!t.4 per cent. The opi-rat-' The findings of the 1mde;et commiJ. Iuk income rompans with a d"tlclt'tee will be published in detail for a of eleven million eilil hundred se euty-Piuhl thousand dollars for July ThtB is the flrat ()ieture to reach AmM'tra nf the historic peace session of Dalb Elreann. the Irish Par lininciil. In Dublin, UstenlitK to Do Valcm's tiddnisH ex plaining the iviult of his peace conferences with Lloyd tieorKrt. Arrtiw pnlntn lo De Valera. Heated on his riKht, I.nid ,!uyor O'Xeilt of Uul)lin. In front of the Hpeuker uro the ollieial reporteiu. Juatlilow the far KaNc-ry it tli? UistlnKuishoU visitors' enclosure, occu pied hy Antericun visitors, arclibishoiw und bishops and Irish UadeVs not nanibcrj oi. the Dail. In the foru trouaU, at the li.'.le desks with paper before them, ure the uu-inberrf ot'lbe Da it. GL1IGECU T IS A BENEFIT; nl oh lu t his disi rict who have con- j tracts under federal award. Mr. -Foot declared the company j had yiolaled the laws jI Colorado hy nia U I iik a reduction in wages with- oui notice. Walth for Saturday. FRESIA EGGS land COUNTRY BUTTER SPECIALTY and Guarantee CHAMPION FLOUR rHeating Stoves and Every Satuiilav thnt In the cTay Al Cain sells so much candy, beeauscj . ilhey make a candy just the vpr besti -1 : ... 1 The Kev That CnluckH the Iior to that money will buy and it is gener- v l.nnff Living. ully known that such cundy is-jieldom il(r sale in most stores. Al.is selling' I fT-i. ..t ....-i.t.. e:l. ulnnii.: ..).. .w.u u.......a.... 3nIUI:.lj icrcilt I v 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 v,.j, 1 s ,,f ,,,. al.e nllt the iiituml, well-nt less than half the regular1 price ofj Still (' (illllllissiiil) fed, but thin, span- men, who live 0:1 such candy. 1! the way, the midday: ja slender diet, lie as careful as hcllunch, 11:!10 to 1:30 p. m., is the fin-1 'will, however a man past middle niiojest possible and the prices are a known i m i iod .f two weeks before the date ofi W'AI.KKKHUHd, Colo. Sent, li) lw'U occasionally eat too much or ot feature as the lowest. He is selling jllie public licunnt,', at winch lime a n y A Iosh or 2G7.4K!i..U was borne some article ol loo.i not suiieii 10 nis ins noeu 1101 laniaies every nour ! pruperty ow s nffui'leil by the. in-, by the mines of the Colorado fuel & 'constitution, causinK indiKeston orlof the day rirht now. He asks that ! crease may Dre.ient any nrL'iiinnnls Iron cinniiiinv In Colorado rhirhn. i he constipation and will need a dose of! you drop in und try one that means InjrainM it. The preparation of a bud- first feven nioullis of 11121 nccordinir i Chamberlain's Tablets to move histhat you will become a regular cus k'i't Tor Hie city is necessitated bv a testimony uiven before Hie stale -bowels and invigorate. stale l:iw passed at the '(ilur.-idd Fiiti M.inaocl' ! l''llls licl'ci-c .anges Tljis is tlio jSsVn to piTpnre for winter. AVo invito. you to eirU yind insjioct our srm-k of 5ic;it intf slovos and ranges. F. L. LILLY HARDWARE his stomach. tomer of The Palace. . . done there is no reason rnnolinn Tnflinna TtTnpVl ... . . ,, ... k'ct -for Hie city is necessitated by a i testimony irlven before the sluie -bowels and JjlKe Atnel ICailS Wlieil ,,,, .,K Vnmv at the last session of . Industrial commission liei-o Frlilav hviWhen this is ThiSy Gamble RatlOTlii the le,;ilature. In. u. Weitzel, (jeueral manaReV of'why thc oveiaiie man should not livj THE OBSERVER WANTS RAGS . liovcnues estlm.-iled for the .current ' 0 nominally. ' itu a rpe old ago. Adv. St'l.TH. KiDMONTON, Alta.,, Kept. l'J. lii- year conform closely with actual tig dians in the near noiili are in lu nfL-r, tin s of pa-t. year. Fines lo be cob of beconiine- an extinct snecies. unle is , Icdc.l duriliL' the year were estimated measures lire taken by the pruvln :e at $i,0(Kt, license to safeguard llieiu against contagimrs fi-aia-hise Silni), ?:IIV)0, stock $.r.on, taxes (di-liniuent) diseases, Mr. W. W. Dell, health in-. HHM), interest ?i.iO, street depart specter, declared in a report made nic'it $1011, cemetery ?'.i;il, natator public l-'ridny following a trip through' lum 1 lli(. the Wabaskawa district. In estimating the expenses for the llnclor Hell urged regulations pro- year, Hie committee took into consid hibiling ovi-rcrowdini-l in one room eral ion the expenses for the first six tepees, in which two or more familiei months of the current year, anil ;n frequently are found. ninny eases the rxpen.-os for these six lie also attacked the government mouths have gone over the budget ul- J-at-ion issue, declaring that it had done loivniice for .half iT the year as fixed much to degrade the Indians. Munv by bu'1'.ret. of them, he asserted, use the lations- only as stakes in gambling for primer No Substitute Offered, and raisins which thev u.-e to In owl Mr. Weltv.el gave testimony tend-1 lug to Bliow that thn high coat, of cent! ) bus caused a tfhtlt down In the allied1. Industries of the. Colorado fuel &- Iron Company, throwing 71HHI men' out of wi-rk. Mr. V'eitzel declarcdl that the proposed wage reduction for employes tif -the mines would permit the company's steel mill at Pueblo to' lo-oicu; Ulitl liie.v winio iiiiiki' mr- (-osl or coal lower lor tne puniic anu. would nwiko more earnlnas liir ct a miners who, be said, would bu able under the reductions, to work mine regularly, as run I production w-juldj I be stjiulllaled. .1 j liomilly l'ont.. of Walsenburfi, i counsel for the miners, announced In j 'his opening stalemi'iit at Ibe heal ing i f-on Ibe wiii-'e controversy. Unit the; miners came Into Ibe bearing en one j "hootch.' Lunch Hour at Al Cain's. ll.-I'O n. m. lo l.-.'!fl p. m. is the linn, to go to iunch at Al Cain's, Hot cot' fee, that renowned cup of coffee foi oc a cup; a hot tatnalc or chilli, Jin as yon wi h at to I ::'.. 12 The palace at 1 1 :'' t..in.- what oit will about druggist offering -something "just -is good' l ;i .. 1...H.... ......rit il.. f a hundred' druggists recommend proposition and Unit was whether the fact still stands that ninetv-nine out reduction or 2G to :t:I 1-.! per cent ClianibeilHin-s Colic and I lial rboeu' efrecllve S.-pteniber 1 . was mad". In Remedy when the best medicine for accordance wtt lube slate Industrial lli.mhuca is asked for and do so be- '"' Mr- ''""lo declared Hie Sil-diiy can c ihcv km w from what tiieir cus- notice reiiulred i.y law was not gie,. .1. d say of upon.-- tba be d- Adv. .1 The attorney nied I Tint more Tildcn Defeats Shimidii "V f I I ' 1 i 0 for the nilners de. regular w rk was ; possible to the miners under the re duction. Me asserte 1 thai' the com j'panv in at tempting a t eduction -of iWtiKOH had vhdated ibe red era I award uade to miners by the am handle (coal commlssioi) in establishing was ;es to April 1. 11 22. Hedeelared the I reduction by the Col. 'ratio One) ( In com puny would discriminate ! ayainsi r lie employes as well as 1 :i m n t list tlioso ol itolepi'iident ct iupa- You know thaf yon should cultivate the habit of being systematic In your financial transactions. A good Viy to t ) this is to place your incomein ou bank and check from it when Keces; ary. You thus hate a sum available to help you in anyfin; mciaj stress and at the same timevui d up your credit. 1$; There are Three Exclusive Feature! la if,. toj X TENTILO VENTILQ A loxNjt nqn fit, w l vtyie )tid f front laced coksits. BACK, the FRONT SHIELD and TILTING CLASP. orkmanship, Wearing , LA CAMILLE is he CORSET of umplete line of new models now Judged by Qualities always ft greatest 'value. on hand. MRS. ROBERT PATTISON, Coraetlere. Phone Black 81 Residenc 1912 Fourth St., First, Block West of P. O. !WE"'"PAYJ ;47.l . Of! T !PuY. i ;pepcsits LA OkANDE NATIONAL BANK LA OKANDE, OR,E. SOUND-RELIABLE - I K.OGRESSTVE PrT I MEMBER FEDERAL Ireserve SYSTEM1 T u. ''M.i sr. "n Do Your Children's Eyes Need Help? time when inn .; t r .r iirliliri.il li: r hooks. The sliftht Wi .ikuer; srain Inio foiip h child with weak eves For hoarse every day hi durini; ibe evtnines, they cniirfuni strain is parfinibulv Win. T. Tu-bn. Ind. '( l'hiu.Uir.u i lb- wuri.i hmpirtn, hut ho WHfl cAlcndt-il to l ho limit t- t-r-nf MUmiNItu. tfc Jfcfl flrv ".sitinmiy" toi'k the first two in the ii,t f.M tit UhU Ttw htovi'it'd to tako the next Otno aiii tt.v iwnUh. fcnvtiW pcriencinu the ryTL L i:ven a f. I such a srain lino Fonp'ibitm morn j Such i hiblre:i ne. d vl.iss. ytake cam of the tncvln.iil. If 4 art i J TK( be oenouie by the time -i II tlie" will s. n c.no- when il I; e-.saryVl dmibiless ,oi lite. It I - ff make an 't t( s.nc i'?e:n fr??n PlFfm It your rn,-v'tt it ii;w:iri II VKiW plain if frciiit nr T'lache. or sm.iriV f fc. 1 linns w the t vcs. l.- :i 4ntrtn-:ei,! A X Is ex and of hae to telling. r;ipfdly under Vrnper'y fht'd lener will d f r nnw the weakness hild is full cnv.vn. If not. s wi'l tie ntwolniely nee only fair to the child (f possible. school w.H'k or com- il siinuinf; sptis?i- e et 1 is; inaue .in e- m Tome This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a combination of classic and modern ideas in monument work. C?&tlC2r'r'? e nave mae profound ?flen2ortaf.fro! Bt,"!y of monument bunding, it uiirt nn nrripr n .npAri in niir naiui im sure 10 receive laitti- ful, intelligent execution. We Will' Gladly Furnish Estimate! .A X 1 Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company. j 1302 S Ave- La Grande, Or. ll 4 III If I It J- 1 III tlhies Titled uii.n nurh an e amo' ,tt un w which thev are now wrkinn. It wil' nutide 1 1: ii:or natural to childhood. You v. :!1 uo e an in s-ivint th"ir eyes for thn fntuuv Our Kiiipment is compleif In every det.ii f rtm ilo tremendous strain nndr i!;h the d.iv- wot k ith the nap and th' ir wtM-V. And, he-a nf all. oii are J. H. Peare & Son l:. ::vti n-il (il'ToMI TliWTS I'j 11 I III llllllll WSil Week AT- Baker Business College ( viiiir Imms at tin' ('iilli... OtTj,-,. BEGIN NOW Phone 131 w. P. KINION, Prop. 1 Mwaarsaesae V...