La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 17, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA' GRANDE EVENTS OBSF,TlVEr Tucstlnv. .TniuiiiW'17, 1022 Cbc Obsenvct? IN THE OLD HOME TOWN ! ..SI !((-! I -'J I I :!"" HI PACK KOITII l-uhllnhfU daily ""d weekly al I-i Grand, Ort'Bon, liy U ramie KveU' ilitf Observer ruhlieli.nf, Compiiny. UKLTIS UKNNIS, Kdilor. Entered at the 1'ujMui". iett nt l,n Grnnun OrvKun, an Kccond t'lium Moil Mutter. AH(irtHH nil coiiiinunieittloiiH to Till! OUHKKVKH, 1 1 lli Aduum Ave., L.O. Grande, OrHtrnn. CITlf AMI '! MTV OKI'ICIAL I' A IT It. On iftlo in oiher cilt' Oregon Hotel Vmwji KIhihI. I'tirtlund: ItuDeruii NttWB Bland. I'ortlaml: AJulliiuiiittl New Bland, Turtiund. ft ru s t it i r r 1 1 n it A rts. Ily ( urrirr. Dally, per month 76o Dally, per three iiumiUih ..S2.25 Dally, per ix nm., in iidvunce -i-i0 Dally, alniflo copy C'- II y Mull. Dally, per year, In mlvunco M....96-0' Pally, nix month, in iidvmieo ....4.f0 Dally, threo ino'itlm, In advance .1.&0 Daily, per month ;.- ...-..C0o ueekly Obm-i-ver-St'ir. liy mall, per year, in advance $1,150 Tim Anaoeiaed Press In exclusively fMtled to uo for imlilleation of nil dlsputeir, credited to it or tiut 0iliOiii enf.W-d In lhi: paper, and ip'co the local new putdiilied therein. AtJ rVyhtu- of re-putl-ntion of Hpeclul oVfJSOO he here also reserved. aililt fW.4Y T( I'EK!): i tjtrlnll snow tno tenth, and the truth ;hail make yinj f o John 8-32. Friends to is Discovered i The ediw ot the observe seems Jo have e frtcul tfowu at Tin iter ' Hrhom we did at longr. i lie, or $he we donut kii wbtrft It il, I throws- tiutgiit fu spasm for. fear : tbero 'Clin In. to come support lor iQeorge In flficr ot Portland for governor la tbo not prtirailos. We probably would never 6oo laowo what the Tornof Tribuuu ' 4uid aboat us bad It not boon lor the llndness il Mr. Chapman in re printing it la the Oregon Voter, wbib goes to show nil f us bave Irieods yet te he discovered. Tbls tiulo Turner Tribune dwotls pa many Httlo tlHugs, Including the political ambition ot tho Observer's odIUir, all ot whloli is ono ot thoso tVillametto valley hallU' ioatlcns wblrb ddiup days bring on p.i'Vlo Vltb D;all intollect aud wurpod un- dorstauiling. Tno Utt:o Tumor Trlbnnu Is probably dollftuttd and satisfied,, Vitb the way ( ration pnbliu ex. n:u not to blame. And she limped ponsfljr liove been mounllnit; of lh ''' "': e deuled that abiv, was -Janio. (i bur .upoer I L41 near aoufiiicatlon i.f property; of n ,artow, still lie made her chsnao the In'ffielnnt adinlnlBtratioira; of her name. U10 bIiij boil an awful tbo lack of t'lcson t.dl.Uloallty. It n.per-like k'JfW ' But In spite of ail tbo defo to jhe Is probably of thai siua.l-lhinklng W(U MfVt for tuo imie.' ho oss elss tliat Is self eatisriid wiib pre- ni.td a uiny bankroll -tloo't you sent oonditloi.s and wants H0 d- thlufc you'd da tbe quie. ' vSnceoient. fof In order for s slste j K)J WK. ,A th;a Bld but to ! iinFlnndlii It must havo" ot" phe loveif the poor old iy. He Wni iltlals who ere lsrou men. 1J teeth, oh -very, 4 tils pair . j B 11 n"""-' itlnd a new friend, and socb the lit- ie tla Teihono ban proven o be, for Its lnshlng to an , eastern v0rcgr,n nMri ,., xhay. A'mt he ho-l Wan 18 11s liainile.a as valley 'i': n disposition that hell evi-ryone t bay hi.b bie.ks end vanish. at. It lut, in spite of their niere trifles, she I Was triad tu tame the tiny. He p"a slriltoa tbo sturdy mountains ttlb .ss,,n ft nj,ty bnk.l! wouldn't you sonnrnle ua from our Turner ncisll-!tlt that very vat ?. - . ... , hot. Yaudevjllo and Music That Vttudt yiilr linn on luuortant Ti.irt In iniKiii'iil i1etiltiin,'iit Is stat ed edltoi'allv 1 the enrrent Ktude. The writer relets to tho l.ut that SO yens ago taudtvilie was known as ''S.irlety." "leirrthle caricatures of illicit ar rivals upon one Bhore. oblectlim ahle Koir:. questloiinble jnhea. tawdry acrobats, breakdown diii'Bs and a wtiole tttmot.phero ii-. cru.Ie ness, ruwilyi'im und often lirOnd In-de-oncy made up the program. Iforiiierly tilt variety Uor ns so ojioua tbat ,lt wits iiiitronlasil al most eselu:dly by Ihnse who cared little for their standing in the aim iniinnv. Now a largo group, of ln ter&Ss celebrate liielr nn.liver--ary la Washington ty having liiree preshlKits, past and present, Taft, IVtlson and Harding, as tlielr guests t tll theatre." "as ft pai4 of the new vaude ville a-heae 'M has become one ol 4h greaf tVefiitnus for bringing hue WliJlf to tie nveiue citizen. Many amoce s:,ec.ers have been heard tele's a day by thousands vhff)1 niU'KS ii'or lia.oltcail) them mbel0 Si''. Smeral MelroroMtan flar. sjere nrlunliy products of vaude ville. ll!indred of iiousanil, of dollars have been slil tor nriii lug d music I HW, gtJ-'l l"ih l jic. Ail this Is Interesting, lilsto4fal ly If not otherwise, (tilio great point. Iiowever, is Unit tWe iliaii has come nliout liecau Hie public last dcmumlTil It. ""I Ik wants to hear tho "est music b tho best artlnts," tOl an linporlaut vaudeville liianuj, "and 11 iniys in to haro tho best." There are abuses enoiieh III tho dramatic world today; but it Is rheerlng lo reflect upon so marked n prow lb In the mailer uf bringing beauty Into tbo life of tho ordinary r.tizcu, and in bis Insistence upon oi.auly as 11 need of his exlatcnco. I , ple. It's nliout decided that the tkv 'Mimhm ill FkED ANDERSON SWOVJED B!LlP!yiS g-J ''S i ! HOW Hli FAMOUS HUN OOi ATTACKED C??, I 1 5KUHK LAST NUrtT ) . - I THS 0fFIC CAT TIIi:TC? tmaat LIKE PJW Vhi- tnotber ood hee brnod martcit for town the neethor Was threutctilng, she did not go un- uraunred. tn due tliue they bIi pert off the uiwd. il train. n "Havo yiiu f,ot alt the umbi'BIIftH, Johnny?" was here firnl nneatlon. 'I eiioiild any I bad." eald tho boy. "I bad tlire Johen I Httutvt' and now I've gut tit." ItAVINOS She was' fair mid fat and forty. hut be loved his "little Manic." She !tud curls, but urtificiat he said .,,,, , mlr ,,f gias,; t said ehe wuidituicr Hniy linn nin ner a Mill ... !..,i... ..1 .u.. u;.... 1. set color, h. r the moon.hinc blush- ca lay. He- hU'l'(?JUt, oh very haill.v, ... 1 ... .11 ... 1 niraraiti iii.j,p . . .... -JlftllS, tlH.Sl!.KVi:.'i We heard of It I Grande land lord yesterday otio soluntsrily re (tlttccd Ute tent ca a house ten di lata a nioiifh he couldn't tit '1 rentivl at the tild price. THK, J VMKHIH IJVMIAT As the Jtinttor pubed along hit mop All over tn floor the dust t.rop He pushes it- here and pushes 11 ti.sro Aud oftdues'Tou may hesr him swear, f "Tlienj sum ttewors!" Ft on tho floor lie oft .finite there A wad or KUin Dd nal'nl tialr, Which on one's shoes It stlike tvr fair. And that f the re sir yt-vi'll bear him ear. "Thoiu sui t ehewerT' 'ITie alHiep prire on ht to be sell ing pencils trn ao 8t'tt corner -it lacks a ebuQie p( Xeet. " - a 1 1 "1111M1-". eg i Bf.vtav m 11 'tv Plott hen, lays Jgty 9.gaa U" tlili da.es. l'ouitrv uele. ,(f.ay on,' 'at-nilHiif, S fltunM he ho whS first cries ItOaJl 'snotiglif" The dli'feloil'-e .between ,ft igli- bi-rf UK 11 lowbrow In Jie a liB lie groiv 111, titer. q & Q The girl 0 t.eUv ha t mere back-(P llline tn.ill lll-i irl ol yesteld at lflet)she suoYt soni'irj' e) It. iiuin- tii.iii tlie ill in tesieioat- ...... .,. r., . . . . ... . Girls trio sloivji.tStSid the streets ttitli foloshes lliiinlllolied are HMttv public reallyisuro s reflect their unti.tDicis, In have omof lhtlown. Uur Ktii'MH Is that what Jj". VI! Hoa really lias Qi hit O i1 a th uc kit'. tier Own New Year's resolution to laugh heartily at atL wo write Just by way ot setting a Food exam Those profiteers lu ihnig o!,g!il oitKJix.vr, iti:si;it'ii l'rofoHsor Of Anmoiny "How ninny vortobiuo ro thoro hi tho liumnii Bpliuil column, Mr. ITod- ;llor?" I Mr. T. "I've counted Beventeen j bo far. Mebbo when tho now ball i room , ntyk-a como out I'll find a few niiore. . iv '1 J1 , ,'h.iu'm i inn iinronv 01 tfcilMS of J-lk'Vill5 t'll- einr)yiiu'iit. (liy .Quclatcil PrumQ) Washington, Jan. n. Novel "leans are bolnn employed by va- rious cllii and toxins throughout tl10 United States 1,0, provide work fo1' ,h" Jol'Jeaa, nccordliiK to reports 'Reeled by Coloiud Artlifii- Woods. t'tui ot Olio orinizatloQ, charged ,vlt" rrjiii on wora suiricu oy the recAst national conference Qui 1 unoioploynient. Siiiiimaries of c) bos regm'tii show meana us d I bo as follows: 0 Phicaijo has made a huuso to house chWass under the direction of 'Jrjiattallon flro chleis.Ho com pel householders fo remove frum their premises (5II couiluatil)le nia ieril' and) refuso.oas a flro pre vention, measuro. Thin caoipalKiil huH i'.rgfi'd nyiny shist, timo Jobs. Dallas, Texas, took a church cuu aug of Its population , and uach hnuseholilei wan'oaked If siaue npi' clal odd 1i'b. Jaintlng.p canjumtry. gardTiliir, nr rlcanliiK, could "bo furnislied the. unemployed, arid ie.ml wai kept of tins replies and addreaHes, with the result that a!1'1"' 'prices gi Un.jltiit never cumo Urgd TitiKiiier of flays of o; U were soe.ured for tho most needy.. In Kort Wayne, lnd., .udvertiso-1 hero compelled o livo in the flrst ments were puhllshed in the news- j ''lass hotels, may secure rooms at Papers, and tiro unemployed .were . Prices which they consider reason- iisked to fill out and lend in blanks. I hlu eomparel with, home prices. These were turned, over to lbs -It,-! but the Illusion if "chenpness" cal oitiployiuent nge.iiy, sod local' soon vanltliei. ittduatrin Hscuped tie uiell thoyj At least onre-S tuonth prices are needed. 1 increased, and) 1 the ususl Increase JvearS,,,?. fens' nt ngant optj'a. ." twraent. Thefnotlce of ln ov'ery arternoon. covering the town, crease is sent tho d.y beloro the with several helpers. In automobiles. ' rstei are rffortivo. There is They visit buildings under con- "o resource but. to jay. The only structitm, lnek over streets being j funrnlshed. rooms Or apartmens to pavod, .and aU t iU Industrial j be hud sra In the suburbs, nnd are uhuits and railroad shuns, offering ! Impracticable In cause of tho fren- e co-i;irttt toil of the local iVMneM Itnreau. and ascertaining 1 lfit'tly what kluii,or help is needed. V ft'1fl'W Vdrt. Mly, 103 social , ageiicies biivo ciooperated in relief j senco of pu-.dern touvenkni es. are ,iTS tiir Th Ttiteinptovelt Sad have : multiplied by th restlw-anees the e3talilislnjl a rrnVai huresu of reg- workers, - hardly, a week paaes Islratloftto at s a r If string house. I without a strike nf electilv wotgers, Pitt bu' au otitracloi nd em-J porters, itniks, maids In wkich, lili.ytfs i.gvo leen u ti d to" kp case the hoitii, as WH ea the of ono b tn vide In eacfc tamlly on i fee hullrtinga in which the foreign-, the payroll, and to hire u large 1 ers must work, are ,1ark and sltli-! etonl these living in lbs city Who I out service. , haVO tlependeiits. Wlthip the last thrnt) months' nrli wari ifi ftockfurd. III., haa fhero ha'e been stfikee on tho j a coinmltiao With tlie to alder-! underground and auri'ar railways,' iu"tl as chairmen. These coninilt-, teos In turn ha'S organised pra- siifct comniilteia with atmember In Cbsrge of eh city bSork. for-1 sonal contact like tins has resulted id vi y aurreisfiil l ampiiign to j prmide Joint a.ld Telleys disli-Sss. 1 the report si.l. a Sclinectady, cj,'. 5f., ban tsKen care . ttf w l"blcin by 'boa issues fop djiilillc liiipriCvviucnta. and the city it-lals are (SufiWcIng figldly vuich oi'dluances astinow rtMiioviil, which Is done under cll' supervis ion nnd yhargedou tax bills of ., ... I II n 1.1 fonnsd a rluh ofdoyes recently rons.-ntrd to abolish J'rtO citl.eft. .io, i-iuriT, 'w il "' w noin eajiue up wiien granted a ten tier cent e.igeu toe ouuon.g n tin e.inm : in .r 1-. .11 1 1 r ti mil ill' ii.nr.i .Tn v - thus rili. n rint'loynieiil to many. 1 VI Wiifcre YdurTCEC-dit is Good . COMPLETE HOME FURN!S!1ER 'Biggest an&Beat of AU " Is Tiie Sale (Finesf, L&rgsaf stocks Wo Price Tickets, changed AuySuitat- and nlso helping the housing situ- auou. lloston 1ki askd all employers to increase tlie number of their em ployees oy at least one and us many more as is possible. Ne-' Lttbdu'n, Conn., runs special entertainments in the theatres with lOt'al talent. The utlAinploycd were allowed to sell tickets and retain a good perecut'.iKO of the proceeds. Civil Sej'vico rules are suspended In Cambridge, Mass., so that many j persona can rotate n tho same JobB' j Houston. Texas, maintains a K:ui(t ' or laborers raiiKlnc-in number from int) to 600 paying tn.uini1.25 a day and if they have dependents, supplementing this by charity. Km ployers'are urged to apply to the city for labor, ebich Is t supplied from this pang. PRICES IB mwm ' '1 BERLIN Jan. et. r Fjl'de-llem . sojourning mw'.ins v save . iearncii.L;.igan as "lacking faith In the pow- down." reart M tho rsain or ':'H of the (ietpatl mark'.- 1 inltors em-im'ut alrikea oil -the transporatiou linos. J-'isauvaniages 01 tiving tn se.-onti class hotels, ia eddlttoit to the sh- In tho electric power plants, of nil the employes in restaurants, th s. the! nen injl chauffeurs, as well a workm such trail, k tAiloitng. printing and other lines. lst strike- was called by Ue Ja'ntitse'f apart-f nient .ami ..fi'Ire btnldir-gs wiileh) were left without te-it during the coldest, days of the inter Aud to every bill which the pa trons of the hoLolSfi an! restaurants1 must pay Itutro is n.ldod a diversity of taxes or surcharges for the state,! tit city, or the- heiu. Also. tlns:" 'are rtill faixiie.ti-d and recelteil, al- itiiougb hotel and reitStirant em-: commission on all n.rs. an increase ' ' " 171 ' ' v " u-,....a VAn.i ... . w..... I ... ..r ,1,,. 'k ly liiioiii''(i ui their empl' More Welcome This Year Than Ever! 27th Annual T T January ui v" ! r U1T, I -2 Price BUSINESS TO BE ETHICAL (liy Aeeociatea Prsa) ATIlANTIC, Jan. 17The teach. i(i.Ms of Jesus Christ are to be "Uie ru""S principals,' said John J. Ei''"' of u,is cit'' ,lla election aa prcsUlent of the American Cast Iron Pipe Company. He expressed sur prise on leering that his election on such a platform had occasioned any comment. "The directors of the organiza tion all are church member," he explained. "They have elected an other professing Chriataln aa vrea lilent, on basis that the teaching uf Christ Jesus. arc to be the ruling principles lof "the business. I am l.iad if the action of the directors will, cause other professed followers Christ tn ;?lve thla oucation tbelr thought 'hristians who slid not make Cliria's teachings the rule for tbelr hiitine:;: were' characterireil hv Mr. cr of those 'principles to save the world." Kmployers' ot the company have been enjoying Hid results of efforts of the officers to practice Christ's teachings hlngs for -eight years, it waSthroplst and prominent layman of j itcd out by Mr. Kagan. First, nithe -Central I'reshyterisn chnrch.) :e Industrial Y. M. C. A. liuil.l- Hurlng tho war he was chairman I erected, he ,sa!d, ami "with that ! of- the-commission on training ramn pointed large nig erected, he ,sa!d, ami "with that .l:. .1 toier we nuiu ueeu enlarging tor we have been enlarging ly tho scope ot the Com- services to Its employes. I con.-.tantly panv's Last ITf I Showicg Ictuftl Admission0c 0 e JLa Grande - STAR .earance ARTICLE " REDUCED (Contract Goods Excepted) I Now we bay a fluff includlngr jSirians, sureon, a dentist and a nurse, tve have niatual bmetit as-1 sedation, operated by company and employes jointly, and recently wej established a pension fawd for old age or disability." 1 Mr. E a g a 11 euminaritid his "platform" briefly In the following: ''A reasonable living wage to the lowest paid workman. . "Constant employment for every member of the organization. "An uctual upplbation ot the Golden Rule to . all relationa be-: tween employes and employer." Kesulta to the company from such; a course ot action, Ur.-Kagan be-1 Ileyes, .will Include: ' "Service to the puhlle. by tifactnring an tioneat product. Service to employes by the ap- plication of the Colden Uule andirtl"d ' '"t fe. Miss the payment of at least a comfort able, living wage to ach. "Service tn the stockholders by earning from them a fair return on their investment. . In proof of this r mention that business may be operated- success fully on the principles be advocates, Mr. Kazan pointed out that in the last twelve .months bis eompany lan r,.fuft.s Me b,.iiis Brt from "provided work for all Ita employes, , thi city to the island of Cyprus In, and Wis n .t eactly an eaay 'ships protidt d by the Greek goyern-inatt-r, and we are paying wages jmeiit. Twenty thoutand other' rex above the market." jfugees are awaiting transportation; sir. r.agan is known as a pbllan- or the commission on training camp acuviiies lor in navy, wun neaa- activities for the navy, with head-1 quarters at Washington nnd was a I meiiiher of the executive nnfl fin- Time Tonight .PICTURES' . e Taken by D STATES ARMY SIGNAL , Battle Scenes on all the Battle Fields of Europe. meat; FlRST SjHOW AT 7 Co Shown Under Au)ices jpf is of Actioh No 43, American Legion) Sale pby-lanca coinmltteea of the nutliaal war work council of the V. M. C. A. and a chairman ur its soutueastera, division. Dancer's DaUSThter ' T - (n Associated Prraa) MOSCOW, Jan. 17. itma Pun can, the ln-year-oia and adapted daughter of Isadora Uunian. dancer, na 'announced ber engagement to Hyift Ilyitrli Sneider. the aon of a tailor. Voting Jflielder by chan.o me-t Isadora Duncan and her party ' on arrival here lust summer, at the railway elation, yolitnteerel to . early their lugrage and haa aince man-1"81'"'1 M' hnl about the house, to do the Many' lerrands necessary to the compiU Irma, who Is of German origin, has been with Isadora Duncan since a child. She nlso is a dancer. Greeks Shipping Out Armenian Refugees CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 17. but the Kreuch authorities am neri snadlntt Christians not to go as they ' have stvured formal guarantees that the Turks t.111 rest.et t their ltvei and nronnrtv. land property . Rummage PaTe at Hcd Cross Thrift sbnn nil this week. - l-lB--t CORPS e ' Childre23c. s RE & a o O Jto t-i jlvu a s:ci is'tei'. . . i