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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1921)
TTt-diifSflny, ))r.r "), fro ' PRlMTfiii mil! uqrnri!wicnnii iiiiii miiiu. i Mill in ii m i i wi rT' IS GIVEN SHOGFi IS RESTRICTED pi LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PA OF, TITRTiP! Secretary Hughes and AVite at Home? j m. U 'J II , ijl J. IPffJH .tf-W Mini'.- .f Kiniiiic( cil1 to Uol.l Political ins f' Sunday in li , ' :"!V It AV;:i1 -1 it'iinaii President Forhii Meet- Wi'iirinjr of I'liifui-ins by eland. RmI'iimt OtTieoi-s of Afniv i ARMAGH, Ireland, Sept. 15. A.-. I'SK OF UNMFORM 9 lnagh, the primatial city of Ireland ISKKI.IN, Uct. 5.-r-Pii'?iilent Kbert' both Catholic Cardinal and the Protest-!i'dej- foi liiddii.); former army office-'.- ant primate having their seats here,;10 appeal' in public m their o!d uni , was shocked when it learned thi.t , '' ins. except when ntti-nding the fun- Michael Collins, Minister of Finance ei"l f a comrade, has brought a pro- in the Republican Cabinet and member i u's tiom the. monarchists who declare! lor Armagh in the Dad Kirrenn, wnstncre are many oiricers who are toa . to hold a political demonstration hert.''mP"venshul to buy civilian clothes on a Sunday. ,and that therefore the President's le- The demonstration missed off nuiet- trei' means virtual imprisonment for ly but the after celebration wakened 'hem. the old city out of years of lethargy. The order was issued to curb mon- The speech-making over, the spin- aichistic agitation, in which officers! ners of roulette wheels, men, women pat ailing in resplendent uniforms have1 and children, gathered along the mn'n been playing a conspicuous role and! street and soon gambling, chiefly :i strikes particularly at Prince Kite! j pennies and shillings was proceeding . Friedrich, (loneral l.udeni'nrff and I at a rate that might have made the Field Marsha von llindenbui g. who! concessionaires of French watering seldom appear in public except in full places envious. army regalia. .. . . . . 1 .... . ... fc. lhis is not uncdmmon in the soutn , 1 no orner applies to ex-soWiois ssi of Ireland which in this respect rs well as officers, but the former are much like the Latin countries but in .permitted to v.e;ir their uniforms if 1 the north it is frowned upon. .buttons and insignia of the Kaiser ' Ounces were also organized and u Regime are ivmuvc-.l. was daylight Monday morning before; The monarchists have been agitating the revellers brought their celebra- against the republic through the meil tion to a conclusion. ium of soldiers' oiganizations such as Michael Collins secmen reluctant to "'heFiont Fighters, I he Steel 1 1-1- TPtnrn In nnblin enrlv in the eveniii". ""' i1"! "The National Association1 lie is the sort of an Irishman, who "f Soldier after work would enjoy just such a' The movement received the enthus-j nevel a great big boy full of humor iastic support of a number of newspn. and play. G LIKE ADVER n Mi- Paid Newspaper Advertis;1 nients Are What. Put Yu semite I'avk on Hie Ma!. serious threats and chargs MUct Improve Her YOSEM ITE, Calif., Oct. B. New paper advertising sunt Yosemite Na tional Park's lii'Jl attendance up be yond the 1)0,000 mark this year, A. B. C. Dohrmann, San Francisco, presi dent of the park company, tloeUreil recently. The increase over last year was about 22,000, putting Yosemite first in the race for attendance hon ors among the nation's parks. i I1VT,L' iL. : 1 odvertisinK in the press," Mr. Dohr-j mrtnn.hi.t, nril mpMi,.n- this mann said today, "and the on.punyi, wjth th(j nswrlion lhat unj will continue to buy a much space a. .( mnnim.hy the COHt of IivinK! H can anoru conaisient wun w .-woulli reduced at least by half, and "ljurmgine iast uvev im.mnS, ,.,H -s known that fl perwiltni?0 Yosemite National Park Company ha.;nf th wnrkillir xunmuiim, hiiri hit! ,pers, which became o outspoken that i the frnvernmont suppressed them ami I iiisued a warning that further aitr.-j 'tiun 'would not be tolerated. I ' i Labor orjr:ini.ations have assumed a united front against the associations' of officers and soldiers who are seeking' to reestablish a monarchy and', in th cnmpaiirn of propairantla whjch has " followed and counter-charges have been made. ; The Socialists and Communists and in fact all the ultra-radicals, haw ; enlisted in support of labor "to. save j the republic." While they are not un animous in supporting the pfrent government they are of one mind in the belief that the monarchists must( ph,,,-! oe completely eradicated. ! One of the chief arguments of the labor organizations in their agitation against the insistent propaganda of. the monarchists is that a return to the I olj regime would mean the loss of the ht hour day, which has been the workman's principal benefit of the war I - ' S k f & r-rA e. vj-rtji, j v.. 1 i.v ;::! u 4 i a 'i ilit.w.t Vii" The latest pluiioKiaph t t Sci-tarv IIuTies. snapped it ! davs uko ui tirc Itock Creek Park, "Washlngum. Kioto Htl:hi'.s ai.il Mis. -. tlien- boioe ovet aj.ii.hii: Manictii'e ScissorB a line that isj of the very best materia! po:..iible is. what they will show you at Silver.' thorn's, j C CORE THROAT Oarglo Vdth warm salt writer 'hen o(n!y ovej' throat Oiw 17 Million m UuJ Ynlg WMUmiMl I IKECORDS IOW OfXsALE SonA Orchestrta, Band, ,DanV and Ndvelty imbei'8 Come in ukil heo Eastern Music Co. Heating Stoves and Rang i pall w This is tlio son? invito yfm'io iiifj stnvos and nni es to pvopare for winter. We F. id insBOct our shnck of lip.it- rn,i!Y. LILLY HARDWARE Harbor or Lose Fleet Says Navy; I! titieh," he said. 'Tlu fleet came here 'two years ago and has Rince used the local harbor as an operating and ex ercising base, but tne berthage has 'never been adequate, and now we have LOS ANGELES, Calif., Oct. fi. Jis ij0un u.d by your harbor authorities Angeles must improve her harbor to:t0 SQ UI) nart of the anchoratre w keep the Pacific fleet, Admiral E. W. haVl, wen using. If you expect us ton commandcr-in.thiet, told tne Dasp nt,re vou mUst allow us sheltered members of the Chamber of Commerce anli p,Uper nnchAnge. If we vacate here recently. v jany more we might as well go ino You must have nmplohaibor facit- the open seav T conducted an effective advertising by low wages and high prices, is listen- campaign 10 mane iusei,ro.u u ..tl..ntivi.iv to this anDeal. remem- great nationa p ayground and 1 at-, p,e-Wi,r conditions, when there trinute tne spicmmi increase in u-ave. was ,,Mtv ()f floJ for a tn.s year to tnat iacc aol on.y. n unc- vhi..h the p00(,sl p.U(, J1UMIIIIVI IllUIIHl.T, unw uiiuuibv. at prices, i pooi est paid wage earner spnng, autumn and winter, wc havel Th(i C()ntroVt.rsy b(,twoon thpse two!, been endeavoring to teach the pubbr f;,tions haJ! rt.sultt.(l in l!10ther "clas.4 that Yosemite is beautiful every month . ... ... .. . . , preaching the doctrine of hate, appar T 0 SHORT !N GOVE of the year, offering healthful vaca lions o suit every taste anu pur.se. .1. ml wilh a unaUurt.le antagonism fact that travel is beginning to sprea. (o t.n ,)mise M;lnv spi.akl,rs on both ut into August, September and Od, h.lvt, a,iv0(.al-p(, ,ps(.t to anv tober, including tho- Indian summer- rt of wi; )()n an(, pilUlil.H when all roads and trails are open and mul.(lc,s havc s0 inU.nsifil.(1 the hatred the High Sierra country can be -reach- h.lt ,h(flc ar0 !jii01.V(,rs who Mh.vr. ed-shows that the public is hecdiru (.ivil K.,r i;. t impro,a,lo. the advertising and the congestion; which has marked June in previous : years will not handicap the Park 111 the future. "Our winter advertising has served to introduce Culifornians to the new delights of snow sports tobogganing,! skiing, snowshoeing in the midst of! California's sunshine. It will not bej long Judging fi-oni the success' of last- -winter's travel and reservations fori this season, before Yosemite is as pop-1 J ulnr in Novemner, iiecemoer anil Jan uary, as it now is in June anil July. "We are looking forward to incrca;--; 1 wo ing Yosemite's lead over other Park, as our all-year advertising will be coyi:. Oct. r. (Special.) The fine maintained in keeping with our all WP,.thei- gladdens the hearts of the year season. News stories will be used p,.,,,,),. wi, have a big prune crop, to supplement ou-r paid advertising,- Tn(, jJtt:itn crop is short this year, but they cannot take it? place." U. L. Meanly has been hauling his winter's supply from Inibler. J. K. Iant. finished harvesting hv; .prune crop this week, having arount . . . . :J0 tons from 21 acres of orchard. Woman's lot is a weary one at In"..'.; , y .,. ,,ur,,,.r( now ,,,; But with backache and other iltstre--s-. hjs W( (k ing kidney ills life indeed becomes I. ; UHmM., ,ovp ,(.ft VrUkiy f,. 0. nuriten. noan 8 Money i niMi.'ve .....u.: , , . -,,.,.. fr picking and packing H.VMl boxes of a(i La Grande Concrete Pipe Co. PKKMENTAS THE PYRAMIDS CONCUEf E DRAIN TILE PERMANENT AND THE REST. i Postoffice Uii 791 Main 120 HOME (JOOI IIAIUJAINS IN CITY PHOI'KHTY fi. room house, full basement; electric lights; telephone; drltl ed well; pipnp In house; half ucre of Ki'ound; good Harare; screened In porch; Just outside the city limits ,ou Willow St. Price $2fiO0.()0. Terms un part of It. 7-room modern house; barn; garaKo; root cellar; wood shed and granary, all under one roof; chicken houses and run; cold Htnrage; exn wondnhod; nice lawn; large shade, trees; four large lots, with plenty of watftr to Irrigate; shrubbery, ete. l'iioo $ 0.00. $2000.00 cash, Vilaneo terins to lie, ur ranged. We Imvs4 0 nere-A In Eden lownshlp.Vae enunli; good Im prove.mont about Ihlrty ac res In mnadw pastuif, balance In corn iiud grain, ft II fenced and cross rened; eloko to sev eral good lowiV. Tliftt place Is for Hale or l tiiiBe good tock ntnc try. This Is a fr and anyone wan fi.wa to IIvp, this Ik a good op portunity. Come and Ben tiH it Hunt tltla and we will give full partlrulnnt. " " for a ils eoun- go lo C. J. BLACK & CO. (Realtors) FOI.KY iii.rxj. tii Crando Oregon CI mteh txitkky at a Jumsk ffida! tfPT'riTfVITV: fi'&j 413 Better than Pre-War Price! for Fordj, Chcvrolctt, OvarUnda, crutn ntovtds ul btikk, atul 27 PREST - O - LITE made a tefi-strike vvih that second reduc tion Think of being able p buy a genuine, high -'powered, high q u a 1 i Vy, . long - lived Frest - U Lite Battery i as $2.85 in your old for as litt exchange battery whatever". it of mmm make! Less than the pre-war price 1 . Motorists have been quick to recognize this genuine price-reduction Prest-O-Lite's second contribution in a year to the lower cost of motor ing. Your battery is here-come get it. Tell your friends. Pull up whvre you ' this lign.. ' Olkrr Preil-O-Litei in correct sire for etety nmke of car. UG'S GARAGE EUGENE HUG, Prop. ar tc Hilton's Garage i BATTERY - START Right with PA&U-O-jQutel OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring result. Factory ut l.Hiand City. PllOIV K. I'nni. 1, ;lli1' ii Ci-np ii ul" -0 Tiis l-'rnil iikI- Half 'Acres. Housework Is a Burden life brighter for many La t.riinilo wo I . L XT 11.1... men. nean wnai ..us. i- .h-m . , "It hus.' Whose fault is it when your husband is cross at breakfast? I Mm Miilx-I l..m.lcu "1 .Nc-w f'itv, iio hari wn vinitiny re-Iiii ivr-s here, U fu SatunlnT morninf for irt- York, ' '-" ."."""I C. D. J..fcn...n fit Por'laml is vi,it now been mrnie uie lin e since nu,t nt his hrntm- , V- jhn,n. used Doan s Ki.lney Pills Their Jir nnl, M , R , ,Mr ,,,.,.,, . proved very efeetive in rul'lirm me f , r (irnniip ,,,.ijliv backache and sharp pains through my M ,0.riil.,.e returnc.l fiom hio 1 ri:. right side. 1 was pretty well cripple-. u,.lv,.nKurlK Wah.f n Thursday, up with the pain in my back and s, H , ,.,,.., tlip wth m:lnv SO that I lelt it dltticull W o w. ir,rtstir.e inr!(,r,ts ,, fine rol.ds. iinusework and I su lerea a twm i of msery. A relative had u--d Ioan Kiilney Pills nd she advised me V try mem. i un io mJp, .... Uni ,rJ olh(f j,,,, cuwd the oche. and pains. I have not H Knly fmmttj f w., tott aajr r..-rretx of the trvjW "I ?mirgll TJ MnL ;w,. ,m f tHi.u-TnB.it ifiven May 20 ytmirlf trt,4 in r., I n'tr. . ( . A. IWin is k0 mrt iler t i Uwi h fcrtter tr kil., Man,,n)f rl. vt bm'sif- wht cr-piwji Uaut Imn Khej fprir)f Wltft t1vhml.jmtMmm ft t im Ml. ? me of k.dney trou ,, 8 fy ftp,y. , . ... Vn. R j: Itatr i-es ,,0c. at nl VSt F.wt M.ltf Ve(lir j,,, ttty, ri,;..n Co., Mfrs. v- ; o !.. Uf Sto1 ' t !-. " " ' ( hf'. ;ilUI t4 it t' J " sper-t Klk r nf 9r4Kr ? . ' "W. V i- tl.-y Tli us ,mi ii:j ' 41 4 '-'l"idnt la Pri'W ftm (tvnii ., . g l , h:idwii l nulling rHtMt mt tt.it v ,en v:-i. the h-m of" - la-ter'- If you hit your thumb .. with a liainmur you ' wouldn't blame your thumb lir hurting. Then why blume your husband whose nervea rnuy have K'en pounded by coffee, and whose restv probably has been broken by the irritation of the caffeine it cont:'.insi? If you st.iyow.-.kc half the i:i!lit you don't; (eel any loo cheerful. The caffeine of coffco and the thein of tea are known drugs. II their usi. is persisted in. sooner or later the nervous cystein may ive way. Then you may have insomnia, or disturbed sleep. Your nerves and tissues wiil be robbed of t.'iLt stability css'-nti-.J lor normal and happy living. You can avoid this possibility if you'll stop drinking tea and coffee and diink instead, rich, pleas ing Postum. Postum is the deli cious cereal beverage with a coffee-like flavor. It affords the advantages of n hot drink, without tho ill effects of tea or coffee. Order Postum from your grocer today. Try it with the family for a few days, and see what a dif ference there'll be how it will permit Nature to bring sound sleep and strong, sturdy, quiet nerves. Sold by grocers. Postum comes In two irirmv. Instant Postum (in tiri!i) imiilu inslunlly in the cup by theildition of boiting wuter. Powtiim Cereal (in packages ul' larKr hulk, fer thojw, who pre fer to make thedtink while tha meal is hein prepared) mauVi by boiling for 20 minutes. lawyer-ooimes Mercantile Co. Phone Main 17 Tin- WiV 1ii ti11el' li-lltillL,' Bryan Marsw Lamps, and FrrmUira Fixtures t- Inline rlieelTlil w I .h-hn t f.T:) near I' fudilen narelta m itf tlctd It mm tli i fcit n.iay. 0 kefcf bou,,t up In lam quantities by j . aoro persotu who were mikln a tub- OKSf KVKK WANT AIS (.ITT RE tltut for itiilothc 'sri.T3. Li'-eli - ply v lii-e'N VlHII- ENIIAM ml niiir.H'ior. if.- , . . 'JA'- r eleei I le.'ll. l'..- :t ScM;i-e Ib'al L e:in Sllr
