La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1922, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextGH'A'yDT! EyENTTXa OhSKTKTEIt Monday, Jnniinry 2D, 1922 r r e e THOUSANDS IN MOURNING AT POPE'S DEATH (Continued from Fpge One.) nm-e now W-nan its rapid extinction of his slender hold on life. His heart rapidly weakened and at 5 a m, it wna certain that the end was close. Ac cordingly, Cardinal Gasparri, Monsiic- non Samper Lnd I'izzardo. and all the Gasparri, papal secretary of state. the, Duchy of Lancaster, which Kiivo him a seat In tho Gladstone, C'ub- nv Aaaoniated rreis) (net; and he was I'resldcnt of the NEW YORK, Jan, 21). A spirit of nor(, of Tr,o In the Rumibery spontaneous mourninir for Pone rSenr- ,,,,...,.,...., Willi o, i ih,.ia i.. ,inci av lined I lie city s l.alliolic ,.,,r Bn ,, in line Mr nnu-er tie, in 111 1U . Mr rtuvcp pontifical houscfold were notified that l h"r l Sunday with throngs who'WB, mtt.:0 thief Secretory for Ire- Pope Benedict breathed his last :u'thc "' was approaching. Cardinal !'"t-lt 10 J'? '"r the fepe thc;iund, u p0t fr which he was pre- liusparri entered the bed chamber at '"" """" "" "'" uruiesmm : eminently fitted, as lie always had 5:50, walking with short, rapid step .'.u'm,;l'''t-'ut,on" a tooli Pa,t- been u ifriend to Ireland and an to the bedside of the (lying pontiff.! B,""nn rvrjuiem obsequies, it was exponent of ,oine rule. After hold 5:5'J a. m. Sunday. The news was an nounced by Monsignor Pizzardo, den- the ponderous bells of St. Peter's be-, He had been there only 10 minutes j-nm'Uiiced, will take pla at St. Pat- K ,, p,t for 13 months i the gan to ring fl o'clock. Then one by when the pope breathed his last. jrick and other cathedrals January ; ennipbcll-Uanneriiian Ministry, lie one the bells in Rome's 400 chu.cho J Cardinal Viorgia, grand penitenti-'"' " ''"' fixed for the corres- resigned to .accept King Kdward joined in the horoiogie symphony Hint ary, attended the pope throughout the ' " tl;lcuruuon at M- Iters m,vil'ii apuolntment of hi mas am- I I... I 41 :.. ( .k.. .... !..!. f:.... u IVUIMB. lllHIKeil llli: punning ui inv j,j,t.. in;iib ,n.ijitii Mini lllttsn l,r 1IIS nOll- The end came after an entire night shortly after midnight. Ho win of intense agony and suffering, the assisted by .Monsignor Itespighe, pre pontiff now and then lapsing into d lirium. Shortly before midnight he took a little nourishment which mo feet of ceremonies, and by Monsignors Testoni, Pierniotti and .Magnamenti. Only half an hour before he died nientarily revived his spirits but within I his holiness tried to lift himself up an hour he began to sink rapidly. At : and wish to dress himself, but he 1:15 o'clock Doctor liattistini told the;vas so weak lie sank back. His hand Ibassndor to the I'nlted Stutes i succeed Sir Henry Jlortliner rand. At the ace of 76 years when the (lly Ansociuted Press .WASHINGTON. Jan. 2M. The two American members of the sacred' col-j European war broko out, Viscount lege of Koine, Cardinals O'Connell of Dryce enlisted In the service of his Huston and Dougherty of Philadelphia country by accepting an appolnt- will leave as early as possible to at-! meat as chairman of a special com ment! me conclave iur me election 01 iiussion lo uivesiiKuiu uuegeu lliroc- Associated Press correspondent 4thc land feet were numb. It was at tl.in I" ."""c-SKor to Pope Benedict, it wattles committed by the Germans In end was approaching, that already his -moment that it was decided to cull ' ,' . ,,',: ' hands and no.se felt cold. !"e pontifical family to his bedside. . tar. inal O tonne! will sail Tues- From tout period the none nenrc 1 1 nol,'c guards were sent out to nr.-1 y w'""e Cardinal Dougherty is ex .,tl, "SiE ..?.? Pl tifiy the papal secretary of state of !,,cleJ rcU" frum vacation trip izing task as the pontiff, who had rn-- l'"l"-' condition. sisted the severe lung and throat con- j . gestion, now was too weak to over- Harding's Sympathies. come the overwhelming attack. my Associated press) their Invasion of Belgium. It was an arduous task to sift :all of the evidence, but Lord Dryco devoted himself to it with a thoroughness l riday and probably will sail Sunday that has characterized all his pre Gasparri in Charge. Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary of state, is being spoken of hero ae n possible successor to Benedict. By His eyes were Halt closed as nc ; WAhHIN'l. TON, Jan. Presi 'enl Ivirtuc of his position, he has been in lapsed into unconsciousness, while the Harding's condolences on the death of 'chaige of the papal household and terrible mastery which pneumonia had' Pope Benedict were dispatched Sun-I of the church since o'clock Sunday won : over ih,. rontif Ps (loggedre -.1st- ,y by Secretary Hughes to Cnrdinn morning. 1 Jlis piesence at the heln. - - injures continuity of the policy fol lowed by the Vatican since the advent of Benedict XV. ! The pope was small and frail, while JUST ARRIVED A New Shipment of Cretonne, per yd, Cretonne Aprons IiiniKiilow Aprons Pillow 'Hulling .... Pillow Tn Jersey Jumper J)resses .... Jersey J tickets Flcishers Kniltn.r AWrsted -t 'Mk and i:!c (0e Sy 1.2:i and .f l.::n Sc ' 7.!0 (i.lii) ::), vious rcsearcii. ine result was a voluminuus report sustaijilng, In the opinion of the commission, the charges that the Germnns had com mitted innumerable violations of the laws of humanity In Belgium. Throughout the conflict, the fa mous statesman, diplomat mid au thor w'us active In many othor ef forts to emcllorate the condition of war victims, notably tho Armenians and Polos. In l'Hl details of what ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE Gasparri is about medium height and wer0 known !"1 11,0 "Dry scheme" j rathr stout, bu they were both inde- ,ur " 'l'"-'uu lu i,eace were fatiguahle workers I n,"uo ''uulk' T1,ny antedated by I . .. ..." ... , , Isonie two years, Lord Uhyce Indl- I In his responsible position of cham-1,..,, , ,,, allvo(,ntc(l J beriain during the obsequies of th-ornier Presi(lLMll Taft ,.. pope and dunng the conclave, Card.-1 C(1 ,,y formcr j,rcHl,lp,lt wll30n TfK ,.W be,assl.stC(' by t ,e out of these and other discussions deans of the thiee orders in which the , , p.(,uu of nat()na cardinals are grouiwdv nnmely, cardi- l.ecluii-il In I'. S. nal bishops, cardinal .priests anenrdi . . ' ., . nal deacons. The authorized maxi-' 1,1 AuRst- "21'- '-or "r-co in mumof membership of the sacred col- ," ,l,'7ture b' '" 'he Institute of liege cannot surimss 70, but now the ! "IUir" nt ""'""" College, Wlll icardinals existing are only til, ot 'twnfl Mass declared the vhom 31 are Italians and 30 for- Tr'y of cnalllcs had receive 1 eigners nothing but censure in Kurope and I ' ... ,, ''ad resulted In "sowing the seeds Seventy in College. iof (ullll.e ,m" Hu Ul,t.art.,i that ! There are only six cardinal bishops one unprecedented and painful fea ,to whom are entrusted the six diocese.-;tllrn of tho wur . that vc. immediately around Home. Their tl)1.3 ,)(,ar us ,mlcll resentment as dean is Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli ; ,,, vaimulali.-tl." He saw idanger Mnce the death of Cardinal Gibbons f fr(.8ll confiot on the Ithine in he also is the dean of the sacred tho Tyroi. ,he 1)aikall3 it,19sa nlld , college. Although 85 years old, he Turkey. j ii so well preserved that with the ex-1 . ,, . ' , ,. t i !. Tho author of "The Amer can 1 ccption of being somewhat deaf in ,.,,,. , . 1 . , . . , ( omnionwealtli." whom former .! ... premier Balfour onee called 'the .... ; . " ' .. , . greatest living authority on the ihe order of the cardinal pnest- , , , .. ., . would comprise 50 members if th? , ,, . . ., , ., , amiiuer worn in April, ilizi, a two- sacre, co lege had its full number o f vohlm0 l)0nli on ..nemonacv.. u '.0. The dean of this order u Cardinal Wil9 lno,lu,lal ,., for man Michael Logue archbishop of Armagh, :of s:! ,, ,. , (o. V', ' , 1 . r. .. , , voted to a comparative study of I Ihe order of the cardinal deacons , A,ucr.a as ,VR ns tQ an nnft ,3s ,n a full sacred college would com.lor , prI,s8 u,(.s I pi isc 1) members Their dean is lht, hlsl01.y of lu ,.,, In9tl. Cardinal Gaetana Bisleti, for wnom : tutions many thousands of Americans have a i As a ti-.vpl(-r. Lord Brvce had feeling of gratitude. Ho is a small ; ,na(ll, ,inlsl,f k,1(,wll , nj, contl. and gentle man, 05 years old. , ,,. ,, ,)fu.n gpent B(.vura, ; Selection of a new pope will have mimMls o( tho ycar , Jaunt3 tQ imu.-uul interest for Italy, it was de- oiit-of-llie-way places. Kor Instance dared here, because in view of the'in is;(i he vlsUl,u we3,ern A3(a llecnled conciliatory attitude taken by UI1(I vvat (lulv Volga. and liene.lut, there will be speculation as , MtimuMy scaled Mount AraraU At tn whether Ins policy will be contin-,t,.r tnc l!u,,r .. ytr 1ryca wri)y u,'- crltlimo of the political issues lu ll Cardinal Gasparri should bo chos- I VOlved under the title of "Impres oii, a continuation of the snme policy j 8w 1)f Smlh Af, icu... atur ,,,, would be insured, but another cardi-.turned his attention to his lialiv mil might have different ideas. Cardi- Ireland and produced a notable nil Gasparri, according to the general ,vorit, "Two Centuries of Irish Ills opinion, has the greatest chances ofjlovy." nuriu), llh, ambassadorship suiii ess, but an old Uomnn proven j to Aniorica he uund tlmo' for aj says thut "he who enters the conclave . vsU to .Sontli America, from which as pope comes" out of it as ciudiuul." h -produced another bdok of ob-1 jservatiuns on ilifo and polities in I LORD BRYCE ' i that continent. Among other works I PASSED ON Indicating Uls versatility,- thorn are V-T?aTTTP-nT AV hl ",u'a ""1 Kaunn of Arr " ILijl JliAXiuAA "'Studies ill Jurisprudence." anil I - j"Studies in Contemporary llio- (Continuod from rS on.) . Igrupliy." lionian Kmpire." was an expansion ! JJT' T'".. . !"'"' i - . i i uu iviii-i it ttn (Coiniiionweaith," was told by liliii at a I'llmims Society dinner In I New York some years ago. He had read extensively of America for 17 i yearn previous to Ills first visit j lle-re lit VI S70 , but his actual con tact with this country was had ll' - Repairing and Wiring of Anything McelrieaP H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. lOo Deiwt Street ' Phone 393 W SHERfl.Y?S LAST DAY Jesae L. Lasky Presents Cecil B. De Milled PRODUCTION By Jejnie MacPherson A PARAM0B5T PICtURE A story that blends the "spTntual beauty0 of "Game thing to Think About" with the flare and silken fashion of "Why Change Your Wife?". iXord thrillingly realistic, more sumptuously stagod, than any other production DeMille has created. e AduPs 35c, Including ho ax ChildrcQ JOc That Satisfy I. lie Dhoes Superior Values at Exceptionally Low Prictz in J. C. Penney Co. Shoes for Men and Boys Made especially for our 311! Stores from strictly liiirli-!;nule leather.; pn'mi-takiii!; earn is taken to produce shoes t'mit pivc long service mid perfect ccinftirt. Our lnrjic cash Ini viiiff power onnliles us to tell nt unusually low prices KVKIIY DAY". Men's Dress and Work Shoes Qualities Thai Appeal lo Men Durability - Strength - Attractiveness Dress slides of finest calfskin, kid and kaii'ra roo leather in In-own unci black Knlish lasts mid medium and broad toes in Bluc-lior and straight lace stylos $3.S8 $4.98 $5.90 $6.90 Strong, durable work shoes of hii;h-(;i-ndc Iletnn lentil- SsviJ; -v Jii-Cejfr ers that resist the barnvard acids 92.98, S3.50, ?3.98 Walcrproof veals that will surprise you how they will turn water . . . $3.93, $43S, $j SO Boys' Shoe3 for Dres3 and Rough Wear -Than-Ordinary Service at Less-Than-Ordinary Cod V,v,vm.;-k- of Dress styles in Kuglish andliroad toe lasta. JIad tan and black calfskin very dressy and serviceable all sizes. $2.69 $2.98 $3.50 $3.98 Sturdy shoos for srliool nnd knuck-iilnMit wenr. MjhIc to fitnml tliH htinlost kind of u test frmu luiiKot wi'itnnir l(-tluMN hhu-k iiml hrown olkskin ami ealf.-klu lae and lilm luT sfyU'.s sinU nml double sules. $1.98 $2.49 $2.69 $2.98 $3.50 $3.98 j m-vixa MOST VK BUY rou , LESS Our Unalterable Policy One Price to Everybody ( I INSTITUTION- rjpMMMMw - - - -in corjjen a tea. 312 DEPARTMENT STORES THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WOSLL' SKLL1XG' MOST WE SKI.L l-'Oll LESS at the Observer t( the Arnold I'riie Knsiiy which he il.-livereil at his cradiintion troin Oxl'nrd. Mr. llryee practieed l;iw In 1. on dun for IS years, nml for "i years hi j was nnnoi eii wmi me m-Kiun i n, 6j ; fi-ssoi-slilp of Civil J.nw at OxIorU. When he was Hist elected to the nU"1 ' - he, wrote Ilmi.M- of Conimons In ISSii ns a '""k- "" occurred to l.lhei-al of the most pronounced!""' ,hl,t ho,,l( wolll1 " ''"'"'l tvpe Mr. I!rvce,was cenerallv eon- ,? mm" lh,1 " Persons on this ...1 fi.il.i,-.. m ii iniUillal far- " ..Well to Sb Ssnx an r.i e That You See Well If Vi-ould havi IpII of pyestrnin. Ai'hcs, ). help. Afti'i' stif fpriiig the strain ami many mt'lrx jiliy.-ir .through only three "flyliiK lsit9.' oyos anil prnrct Miiit ht'Pd the nanuiiffrt tliat 1 fatigue, nr hut nature's h:maiti for rout or t' ht iidurhf, nt nonn loprt'ssita, iiuiticulai li.tuW)iiiHH tho coiufiirt and ease given hv a pair of porlprt UtHs's fittt'il iu'i'iimnitf to Optountry, arc wondt'i'ful..' Tlita why ''ttijoy',itlie paiiis ami ai'lH'.i of defoctivi' oyi.'s avuou rcliff in to hi' hadf Our t tpiipitii-ut and uu thods art" the nwst nnuh rn. slde 1 siti- I i An Id lieak with more freedom.' -19-41 ,lnr. Ilurinu the i-llsulni; -2 years of il'ai'liaini ntary life, how ever, he , , ,, ! I.ecame n landmark In llrltlsh poll- ,SAI-- N lAVY WIXTEK COOIW tics and became recotnlzed us one' Uv,'r cont.sh.rts. so.x, leather lined of tin- Intellectual forces of the Vl'sl' maekiivs and pants. Save ,10, Hons,-. The London district .he Por C(,,,t tu " per cent. These nre first repres.-iileil was a iiuarter 1-1 " H-iim luuuuii. eonipir.i-d ui Cennall Je., whosi' ---.J suppiot Mr, Jlryc gained laruei-1 because cf his iihlllty to address and understand his constituents tn their own lanutiauc. lit t'nlihict. J In 1sM he was apptiliitcd I'nder Secretary of Slate for Kurelmi Af fairs; he sen ed as t'lmncellor fra- Dr. W. M. PEARE Optometrist With J. H. l'Oirn.ANP, Jan. r,. CattU' worv firm tmlny, oh lu'inc cents luli or. oks oil firm and Ml vvn hup-r. Vr'unv wvxc S'..J.' $.1 .0. Sh-p wen1 firm with p1-' '" to .( cent. higher. V.,A v( tin- mountains lumhs viiv M'.'J.i, The 11 1 1 .1.1 e t ..- am y i.imui tMu ur j H ,o,i,. AU.wi-s Flapjack Alliels' l.wekwlu'ii A!!Mtr(s, Rolled Oat Breakfast flour ? V I . - :i:i t I'roiu- .. I .iJi- At hers u...... . 1 -j-s- An..-; 0 here V J e Food AllM-rV Tieat Fljil. !es e... , I'e.ftls of Wlicato... layoea :c;.' JOe fThe Thrifty TEhmg 0 O o HQOV'ERIZE 0 Illy An;-oi-ialvd l-rc-".-! l'OliTUXn, .Ian 2r.l.Whcat -a 9 ''jS-n '" to ft . . .