La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 05, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTof1wsdav. Oi'tolifr 11 FARE FOUR. T,A CnANT)E EVENING OnSERVER Mr K c 4 ir .r i 1 V Che Observer a n imi;i'kmi;m' ivku wpatkh .Publlhid tiiiily and weekly at Il umtiua, i rt'U"i. iy I -a ( ramie LiVeQ- inV UDMlTVlT I'UtMIHlMlllf i.'tlllipaD. KftlM'K DKNNIS, Keillor Entered at lln- I'MMnfiice nt La ( trande, 1 UreROII, flH hiM'Klid CIHHH MHO AlAllur. AilrtrPHH nil cDtiiunlriitloiia to TUQ OBHMKV Kit, llltt AdHiua Av ia I uratidH, iiri'gi.n. U1TV A S II tlH N'l'V OKKIUlAii I'AI'KK On Mile In other nltleM Orusron Hotel! News titHiui, Portland: Import! New ( pt&nd, Portland,; Mulnoiaa Mawa Htand, 1'or l in nil. Hniii'itirrioM itAXBI II r Cnrrlrr Pally, per month ,.n. IMllv, r Hirer inoiiihn )ally, per Kix mo, in udvaoc , Daily, rtiiigitj copy . ,. lly 111 nil Dally, pr y'nr in advanra Dally, u iti'-iiihi In advnnc Dally, Hirer inunhia la aUvauco Dallv. ikt month Wckly (it. server-Star, by mall, per year In advance MK.MIII-ll OK A.HMOUIATKII I'ltl.Nfl. TW A-j,sii.'inti-i Preen In prcluwlvelv entitled to iih' for nuidlcntion of all flfWH dlfi.itelif errdlled to 'it r tint othcrwU' r. dlled In thin pnpT, and ftifto tne tmni tiewa publlmiuu tlieriMn. AW rtphtK r re-piiblleatlnn of special alflpaie.nea Here aiHO are rwnerven. BKWAUK! There are rin?s of every fushion. Bible Thought for SAKKTV Willi.!-: AKI,KKP: I will both luy inn down in peiwe, and sleep: for (hull, land, only n. attest me. dwell in safety. I'salm 4:H. The Margin of Dullness Uojfcr IJabsnn solid- business .statis tician, remarks in a current business review, that "business today is still running but HO per cent of normal, a compared with the low of Tl per cent reached last March." To anyone who 'oes not follow the coulee of business with the statistic, ian's , scientific method and constitu tional calm, these figure may appear surprising in their moderation. Mr. liabson seems mildly annoyed thut: the volume of busiitr-sa just now should no on iv ru I"1! inn ui him inui, i j , - . , , ,i . I here ure ringa of every kind, moat people it would not have occurred . . -, that business was nt no hih a level. It in nil a question of perspective There in usually a belief ,in timo of depression, that the bottom has liter ally dropped out of industry and trade, and thift the business activity is reduc ed to a mere fraction of its normal .volume. The fact i.H that it is the amount of reduction which constitutes the mere fraction. The lowest mark veached by busi ness during the present period of dV. ness, according to Mr. Hanson's fig ures, was 72 per cent. That is to say. normal business activity shrunk a little more thn onc-fouith. There is four fifths as much production and distri bution, industry and trade, point? on now as there is in- normal times. The margin of dullness is greatly magnified in the public- mind, and like wise in the mind of the average busL! ness man. The margin has already been diminished by H per cent in the1 last six months. If the facts we e more, clearly recognized, perhaps ill would be easier lo wipe mil this re- mainiug margin f 'JO per cent that stands between bad times and good times. I W ASH I N ;T()N, ( ct. 5. Legisla tion to establish a federal tribunal of indu.-triii relations to bring capital and labor into more harmonious action was said to be under consideration by members nf the senate education and labor committee. Such a tribunal has been suggested by Chairman Kcnyon, of the committee. The plan, which proposes a federal "supreme court of industry" with de crees enforced by .public opinion and Thol'A nrn riixru th..t ..,L- tne giver, , " . i""" .r. w u There ure ring (hat make you chanKu y'r""Kh.1 nnect.on with the con, your niind; But the rinns that seem to cause, the Cause the headache ami u lawsuit;'"1:. ' f!'j1"uirlly.- , T r biitir ! ,''l,l"lnl"K ",s P"i Tuesday, Senn- Aio the ''rinifs that ,.ri." ,riv.,i'"'' 'enyon said that it contemplate.l jt iiillfclllllll in (in JllounLI llll tllll inilttes report on the West Viluirra mtue disoiiiers. Senator Kcnyon is chairman of the subcommittee conduct- their sweethearts. And wo call them encasement liirs. , UP TO l)ATi; "Tills niornlllK," Hiilcl tllo leaeher or nil early Sunday school class. "The subject or die lesson Is Itulli the Kleaner. W ho can tell me anything about Ruth" A small boy raised his hand defin-. Thursday and Friday at WEST'S K.'h h uc.ir.on e slarl a verieu or bargain dayn always on Thursday and Friday. Hero urV listed special orrerlliKS Tor the rjrat eveil, - realarini; many wanted ami seasonable Ihlni: at prices Dial are iery, very npndal, anil thrllly women will lake advantage or Ihein. I'Kiko hear III mind that iliantitio li l' d hero are very ollen lilniled, ami whon I hey aro OihaUut l tl will not bo replaced hence our advice is to it nd Fritliiy in the ni.n umiE town , 1 i mm a. rw v a r jt v i , I ifil ill J--" tuni i zmmmimm mm xwu- vjt. vmitimKJ II. so i vii . y,txr ZJ .mf -? (,V j.t. I i ili.--V ..i i mi i ... ITME COUNTY FAIR IS IN FULL. tfS7?At I II I il I I .S A crrnci, nvA IS tPECTtO -eiOO-oo IN SBAMD Pf'?-"1 III . ., v. V 1 PRIZE S efFEEO- aS I . ,,,1tJA D ?. X ' 1 U i Blown Mercerized y LTHE OFFICE CAT !A MA HflHM mui x HoV, ' iCLiii iiiiiiiiiuii i ;ix7; ft v AuT ! SCHEME FDIIHD; $1.98 ! sP,aa 1 w pS. Ml JM Scllildil- KcllVdll J las a 3H-.dal for Tlmrwlay nl Kri- iiH.J.vflSfL'!s - - ! i. eii' i ii 'lay only llioso cotton blaii 'ISlgpr ( "'''mi "il Jl'w 1o Knn :(t ,)f iexciti ,iiy d "SKWat Lalxir anil Caiital iutu quniity, uood mu size.'iiixii : WW ' " In era,, blue, tan or white- I JS!SSa& ! WASHINCTON, Oct. n.-Lccisl-i- Vour .choice tor Thursday or remain at ac pair. , I fSlfeJl Ijti.m to establish a federal tribunal or rld.iy I.IW. 1 X 1 i TZKJ!i1i,ZJ."J I: t . i.. i. :..!! I -iau oroors linen. X. r labor committee. Such a tribunal has II lih.NM) ( 0,.en sUKBested by Chairman Kenyon, .VIVIV- ' SoilIU r,,. ,.r. . of the cominittee. Ill ( Ol JOA Wi. Mail Orders KfcL'ivt' unpt 'At tent inn "Weill Wlllio." said Ihdeacher en inir uuiiiestioneil rinbts i both labor and capital. The code would grant ricbts or collective hanraiitinir-. niMiff- jfol picketinff, and immunize. 4iou-uuiou .men from intercrerence. A fuul amciital of the plan and it .only compulsion by statute, Senator iKenyon said, would he piybibition of ' Palifnrni'i foto rtrikes ,!uiinK periods or iiiveslicatiou " -I by -the federal tribunal. This ih aim- BLANKETS $2.58 Special Tor nur bargain d iys. Ijiirgo sizct cot (on Ii Ian It (Ms ol :;ood weight, in gray, while or I a n and rcmeiub'T Tbiiisdity or Friday only. Choirs Jjl2,rH. Mail orders rilled. Lisl pair Kvery woman In laCrandfthould supplyher need from this lot to (id on Bale in the mo win;. Tli'-'y aVe a fine grade Hale, reinforced heel and loo fufVlengtli seconds of our regu lar 5c, hose. So ink huVo 8liKL delects. tb In no way hinder the wear others are alight ly'er weight and still others are an "off color.' Hut n I fare etfci-ptional lues In every day hose. In all sizcb brown aim black uuily. While any remain at iic pair. SALM OK IZTDIKS' SHOES "Vrnisti'diis" in lliu lot $5.90 Here are values railKine rroni $8.ri0 up to $12.50 in ladies' shoes. These aro odd lots and broken sizes ot some of our best shoes, both Cuban and Louis heels. Many of our ruinous ARMSTRONG make aro Included in this sale shoes that sold one year aso tor $17.00 and have been remarked to $12.50 others aro ol' dependable makes, and represent excepti onal values. The sizes aro Kroatly broken and lots limited but early shoppers will rind seme wonderful barKahu:. Choice while they last at $..10 pair. No exchanges, rotunds or layaways. i - Full Sized COMFORTS '.Special at $3.29 These are od I conirorts b'l'l ov- i-r from la l season marked down recularly from price! Unit wure considered good val uos then. ' Ksnec iallv oricid for cool weather shoppers who ure tak iiiK advantage or these specla :iffcrings. There aro a great number or tboso to select from, lull sized and well filled Choicy of any now at $:!.-!. Mail orders filled. Play Suiting ;t'J iiu hrs M iih" Special at 1 5c yd. 'Work or piny" suiting a firm durable fabric for chil dren's play sills, rompers, or for men's shirts. A (pialtty selling regularly at 20c yd. and of strictly first ('utility fasl color. In stripes and chucks. I'rlcc now 1 5c yd. Mail Orders Filled. iilnr- In tl,,, I '.,. U,. 1.,.., v..l.... Xulli'uih-""'1'''1 "" y"" iK""v"" li:"ls ,,flc'' """'i" witl. mu i' -jtv nt ii miifi lumn (.win mi 1 1 nn'inbris, to (ntioduce a bill contain ing the nutlities of the plan. Vancouver Liquor Kxnirious declared otlnr arrests are exiH'cted. Two mV'ii. proniliicnt in he busl- And Willie piped tint in ; Utile volcV: "He denned up four home rims lust season." hhrill ' fifty A great many peoflft object to paying the amusement t it x alter lliey aro di.sgiiHtud Instead of amused. Tlio FrntjilomSocking Ilnima Km mn ( liddie.-in infnrined " newspaper cm Topoudrnt (hat ulie i; coming back to America soon. ''iM y country," she calls it. This is tint the fiist time luinna lri annfimiccd sm h -in intent imi, and each time she ha-; cvplamcj by (Irciininjr there is far nnuv fiffdom in Ibr tlnit eil Slate; Ihan In So b'l Itussia, wheic Ihe diM'trines in wbi.-h she revels have nail their liiiesl IIuwimhi)'- I filuht on lop of those en AiToidine; to h.-r nwit admissit-n, her ,,ni' hhn ltH who are loiililiui: views on unatvlnni and violenci' have lion ilollar lulel wild the pro; not changeif. She still advocntes hoth.il heir brushes, routes the slow but she finds the advovat inu easier in I'aviil Holes ol llreiMiwicb, It's dotlara to iouglinnls Ittal h nulla ml of the woman who nil is -h ii poodlo leads more of a dog'n life tli ii ii (lie poodle. IN liKAI, 1,11'K A voire called up the I ubn "I am Opportunity. I want Mi Wainptiiu." "Nel Hat." si i; bed the in all. and wenl bark lo ligin iii'; on In:; lu tone tax. Dincflsa DeUycd. une eurioiis pmiil vlileh lx shown In luuraucf tables Is thut those orsrunlr rlisea-ies hleh urn so frequent in miib die life do eb.p nt a period from (Up to len yeni-s Itiler lluiii they did tli'ty ;ear: ago. SAN K i; A NCI SCO, Oei. n-- l,iiior worlii many tboiiKandn of dolIniH lias boon brought into California- Troni Canada and landed at Mall' Moon Hay. San M;ioo county, according to a statement by John l-'iilcioiis, mo bile prohibition supervisor for Cali fornia, following Hi';' arrest of Ciov-i annl 1'ntroul of Kl Ciandada 1 1 on la loaf I o Important asse I'; miss lifn of Vancouver, H. ('. have supplied the money on which ihe al leged, liquor ring operated, it was declared, and a well organized ays- tem made it possitile to disirilmle j I he liquor ovVf a wide territory In ( I Ms state. l'otlowing I he aid h" ((blaiiwd. four warrents were' d(?n. Names of the principals were head of the coyol J mil diselosvd. Lat0 Hl(jmiM fnr port received c was ttent (n t!i exaiuiual ion. Ko- from the examlualiim auciu VUjTUW OlM says Ihe coyote was rabid Bridgeport Ranchcri Mr t.rlflill, ,.,,, , r , j house to investigale a dislurbanr? cauied by his pel doi;, was biiteii on IlAKtOII Oct. 5 - I'hI flrifflii. iiion-l Ihe right rial by Hie covoto as II. eer rarmer or llrldgcnnr!. wlio bas I rushed bv him in Ihe dark. I.ler ibeen in Maker for lo ihiys lakinglllic animal was found dead at Ihe diiii.'isiim Kxnirious. treatments tor a bile rereh' d Troiii iC back of the house. I'nola id blood I nam n" ooiaiiw o. lour warreais were ( oyoic, is geMlni; along nicely, feel- slio-"il llial il bad been killed by rtion-:. i issued by Tederal Com inissinner llayliiig no bad effetls rroni Ihe bite. Thclsonic animal. :iiini:, IIOSH? luetic a mil 'Oil! ol f tHll '(Ml II. . QUALITY. Tin iwinu' rjtril mi iiiivsi Slliis sof rlntht'S is "sew- cil on lici'd-r Mian (lie luit toiis. Moral: ll.ni' tht'iii l.tilorcil rilil j 1 111 o miir incasitn'. $20.00 to SOO.OO MrCALT, COMPANY Roar Foley Hotel the United Stat sadly, '"Why. bet rvpn al!v.e'l ( tatuie!" ( non llinted that Uncle : t.'ni; thing' ahoiq tin sts She even iimli in liu-.-ia I'm m.' j pi int an:ficilist h;-' i eh it might be am could leal i ceiil nd of an- who got , oi her day using bis ling lo return i good shine lor $ 1 1 1 - j by tin' simple expedient oi ( ilioi- as a b.Tiik and forget- his roll w hen he sen) . Mi'he.t.s fioni Ihe itself. The Unilcd Slate 1'lnima (Jolilni-iu, Iterkman. u ho also home tit" anarchy i want-; nothing- of her side-parlne. , ca-ts las eves thi.i Ihe Hlioe sliiii'od himself. i out lo lie SonieW ll.'l' lied Op .aid cle II ;ui tip way, nor any of (heir ilk. They may try to come back, but puttii'fc it over would be another ti :y. Ami even they evaded the vigilart Department of .III. lice long i iioiii'.h to sneak in (heir st.i v would be discouraging''! hi ief. ; lie! w 'fro vi'.'.ld miles t l bf-ithe. The llidli uf a;iont the upri-r i . ol favhi.,.ct ideas of We ;iie d in meeting a earn inoi meet aaoilo who earns b al i:d n il with ourselvei man with le-ia soiua who Ihan we do until we man with lens neii:; Fifty :- np. and i . a- l.'tor.l Ii' ! u ri('w, lb, !, , hen ven .ip: .j t.i And we i -im! denl id en... " In fut ut i brag atioiit is itoubtful if ill Ii tlio shipping board yeat s, hot It pai l left will w in lillii; I he ill', but it w ill brag about call "the; VOMK 11' none oiitd hea:- A lie Mould lack a handle; Il not d hoih lougiii- and ear To nuke a s andal. i;i:t i si d im in. srt;i i A dim. ( t - 1.ati eai s h Hiitlor, ie--d at Cheil ii nil ord'-r to fthlp e'l t o w eekji :p ni tn:t InotM-V saiinr was tl.it d at the Mp I Vl'KY 1 DUNKIRK, rnnu -olle I'uei li. itr 2o i etnllv was dlsi-h.in; catue to iMinkti k In ucalli. He bail bet anhote und la let like the pro i buil broke when be t .ill jii lift agent. "W'n have been buikiu t lor veu j for four veal's ' said tin rbTk all Hcanniiig Ihf sailor's paj r. l'uech, looked Uneasy an he followet n genj ilarnie to tho nIMeo of a notai puh-t he. ; "Your undo Su ;ud. Ih left Corj .tgnsnllne H year ago, died iq 1'I7 j Ie;s you '.CPU f n.o s." Ib' j uotary told I'uef h. ' I'uo'i Kays be Is going to buy a Mn of Itic ow 'i i PAItlS. O. t A rashoui g to mail airplane t at l.e Hoinuel, lug vho four p lol, newsp.ipei .'. When the daily I'.n is passenger and rushed to the Kmum! a few days ago, I;ill i?eni;ciM and the pi- hero s.ud it would t liuii busiut tor the air line lor it . li ill tune o come. 'I lie next day. two airplanes be j Ion gin; tu the name company lelt at noon, one fur Strasbourg mid Ihe lot tier tor Pramr. I'hev can ted their tllll quota of paseimei s, 1110-.I ol i hom w.-re reading he motuing pa giving full accounts ot Ihe smash-up nt the airplane the wreck aste of wimh was tu plain tight ot iho ti.m'Mem about l"o ards away tioin the taking oil point. I'wo iM-M'iif is weto refused lis no mi oinniod, ttit.it could be Itmnd for Mll'l , MARK 111 E OREGON YOUU 110TKI, wut:r in rOKTl AM) t- - i ropulur Ppaclous Lobby Al tho Center of KviTj tliinif. nmadnay at Stark St. We nucpost you writ, phone or wire for reservation. AKTlU'n M MEYKIlS, OF ADVANCING TRICES BATTLED EACK BY A SUPER-EFFORT - For You A FEW MORE HOURS IN WHICII NECESSARY THINGS FOR WIN A Sho THEN TItE GOLD Urasp MR. MAN and MRS. WOMAN T l;ut appeal - COME tV buy ER AT PRICES fr i IX 1 EN GATES OH - these of vou wire--! you THAT RANGE -HEATER -AND OTHER YOU MAY NEVER SEE AGAIN. tile More THRIFT WILL CLOSE, SO iportunity Ure keen to save money I hang out thi.-j ACT SHARE A BLAZE OF BARGAIN SATURDAY NIGHT THE CURTAIN OF- THIS SALE FALLS IN GLORY. u 333 THE MAN IN CHARGE THE OREGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO. LA GRANDE . . OREGON 3 .3 ..iin.li' i KJim ... . -"J . .... w5 ...