La Grande evening observer., February 14, 1922, Image 2

-b ' PAGTC TWO
ORAXPF EVEVTXfl -OTliSERVEP
I .., (1SULUEI MORE IMS TO
J, . offer; be published
Tuesday, F.-biiT.nry I I.'
FOR WOMEN
CREPE DE CHINES
Georgette (Crepe
rojeis
In An Endless Array of IJBtlutiful Styles
In All Colors.
PRICED FROM $3.98 TO $12.50
Hill's Dep't Store
Moorish I ji i id it Offering to!
(ny Associated Press)
trCtWlt 11 TK.n.. ..t,..l.
SiirrcudiM- Once Drew I 'ijsiie,i work's f'coUnt, Leo Tolstoi
S. Into Ai'tioll. arc included in the Memorial
edition of h in works which his duugle
(fly AKlai4 I'rw"! tent are planning to issue.
WASHINGTON, Ft. 14. Raisuli The most important uf these is his
the .Moorish bandit who has Just diary, which will run to eight volumes
again offered to surrender to the of 500 pages euch. rhe diary was be
Spanlsh -military forces which are gun in 1KM) und continueil to 1870,
pushing an active campaign against ) without a break, then abandoned until
him In Morocco. I Hie man who 1HK9, when the great writer renewed
.once drew the United State Into it and kept it until two days before
'action In that vexed corner of the .his death in 1910.
world. The first 20 yearn period of the
He figured In that celebrated ln-!i'T describe his life as a soldier
cldcnL wht... Secretary of State , m the Caucasus, during- the siege, of
Reno Justice Is
Lincoln's
i f
either
...,..,,.. nee mnrkelintr now.
I under the press of necessity or foi
i bu-incss reasons. Some pieces be
longing to u former Kinif of Saxony,
, , i whose her is said to have disposed
n 1 of 'his wilire- house furnishing?,
Aim P brought as much as 1,000,00 marks
p v
each.
"I'crdlcarls
Hebastopul ond his marriage. Th
(second period of the diary is less per
sonal und devoted to questions of re
ligion, philusophy and politics. t
A second of the unpublished works
is an unfinished romance calleji "Tho
Story of Peter the Great," and deuls
with revolutionary pUt of that time.
The third work is a comedy in five
acts, "The Nihilist," written in 18M,
LIFER RETIRES
FROM LEAGUE
FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 14. ;
Rot Fleming, who is aervliiK hla
second life aentenco for murder.'
baa retired from the presidency of
.the Mutual Welfare League, an or
- fantiatton of prlsonera In the atate
reformatory here.
Tnt. league, while conceived by
the auperintendent, largely la the
1 rrealar of Fleming's conatrtictlve
effort. The league la charged with
trortdlng recreation for the In-
anatea of the prison, looks after
, fact that a lar nii'orlty of the
prisoners practically are destitute
their league1 has spent In cnsii
i $2,300 Improving the baseball dln
jiiiond, $KS0 for band uniforms and
j instruments, 11,000 on Its commls
jsory and office fixtures, and has
accumulated about $500 -worth of
stage properties. These purchases
John Hay demanded
alive or Italsnll dead."
That was 17 years ago, 111 19IM.
Halsull had raptured Ion Fcrdi
carls, a nuttiiallztd Ainericnn citi
zen and kept lilm prisoner. Presi
dent Roosevelt sent a fleet of eight
American war vowscls stripped for
action Into Tangier Iltirbor while
to the" e e Sultan" in Z'f short-haired women.
, ., . long-bcardcd idealists and other Ru-
command there. . L IVI)I.!t. I. was refused hv the Art
Halsull. who now says he lR ,"to" ! Theutie, of those days, a fact which I
mi to iigni mm lung oceii u i..u- mfl(e t(c mlthor downhearted,
er of tho wild tribesmen who have other than these three works, there
frequently swamped tho trained &ru a arj;, num,r 0 unputlishei or
battalions of a civilized power. j incomplete short stories to be issued.
Ferdlcarls, a iwealtliy man, was j As Toistoi ma(t mB dauphten
president of the F.uropean com-1 p,.omise not to copyrigrht any of his
mission administering affairs In !wurklti iufter his life rule, these new
Tangier City in 1904. He ba-i told j w0rkg wili ue published simualtneous
tho story of his capture und it wnsly throughout the world,
recounted some time ago In aj
National Geographic Society bulle
tin. Ho was snatched out of his
summer home by Kalsuli's raiders,
and borne off to u mountain
stronghold.'
From there, tho chieftain pro
ceeded to open up negotiation with
fta.
f- a1U i , , f $ "III
IGHEEN BUG IS
I " NOT - DANGEROUS
"t & 'zf
j)BBI .
(lty Asfloeluted Press)
WASIIINCTON'. Feb. 13. Tho
,.., i,t- which waa "(bingeroualy
j abundant" in parts of the middle
west late Filiuary. and the Hes-
I slan fly. hlch threatened wheat In
six states. Have been found by a
! survey conducted by the depart-
Iment of agriculture to he "very
much reduced" tills year. W. ft.
Walton, entomologist in cnurmi
cereal and forage HiBccts invustlga
tlons, Bald Sunday.
Hesults of the survey, Mr. Wal
ton announced "show that In north
ern Texas and southern .Oklahoma
1 this pest Is utmost totally ubsent
'at present and no outbreak of It
Ineel be feared there by the wheat
! growers in the near future'."
were made possible by the opera- the Sultan of Morocco, Porrticaris
tiou of a store by the prisoners, j family, and eventually in Indirect
, I fashion with the American govern-
ment, concerning the prlco to be
'paid for bis captive. The United
YELLOW FEVER
151 WANE
(By Associated PreM)
MEXICO CITY, Feb 14. Encour
agin: reports to the effect that yel-
tlow fever is on the wane in Mexico
ARE LONESOME
Stftteu ..lit nlwirt tht ,),: rr.irlmr in
the fashion .described. The Sul- wcre recently given out. uy uie -tan,
panic-stricken, sent J70.000 In t,onal Hoar'' Health,
silver to Halsull, appointed hi in I In mi Jhere wore 116 cases witn
governor of a district, turned loose 1 53 ll'alh empared with 605 cases
ami tu tieatns in isu. ine niujuriiY
ANNANI)ALE-ON-TfilEHUl)SOiN,
IN. Y, Feb. 14.
nil hid frtAiwlu fri,, T:mu l..r- riiilla
and .Incarcerated rome of Kalsuli's : 01 xae cases were reporwu m ...
enemies In their place. Per Jlcaris f u"'s 01 vera crux ana oinaioa, wioe-
-Vn..n. i,l. . ... later returned to the Fulled States ' iy separate" rcgiuus.
lie amu-ments and establishes a ' .,,., : ,v, :u i to exnress his thanks. I 1 he gooa snowine lor tne past year
taadard of conduct for lt mem- , , .. . , , ,.' . is ascribed by the board to the co-op-
bTra demand that Ih y m.in-ir . ."t '.I! f ,TK . 1r0a1",:rl,y-, h'ver. came close tio jt ej from the ph
-tVln'lheTai "rd f they ,," " m. o ru nln his erstwhile enptor . . of ,he blic m staJ
siamiara u tn. y enjoy paiKn for i0,000 wanted to enlnrgj Itaisull. Ho got Into a uuarrel , ,
heneflta. , st,.nh.n' cnlle. n..r hre Mr,. .1.1, .h C.I, i tnC "seJ!,e-
.' Fleming, the former president, nwn for.Sl, Stephen's, they argue.ishlp, was thrown out. and prompt
and who still devotes much time means more dancing partners for Vus- i ly retaliated by bearing orf for
nnt ilnHv tn 11,m li.a.ii.. hn. fltn' I ....... .
- -"-:sur. ransom Kaill Sip Hnt-v .'1el.eiui
Ilrltlsh cmiimiindcr of the .Morocc-
unusual record of now serving his MlM Helen C, Hohl, a junior, made
secon dllfe aontence for murder. two Bounds of fudire. which were sold
, He was pardoned while serving his at auction for what is considered the
first sentence. In 1915 he ngnln
killed a man and again received a
. life sentence.
S The wulfnre feature of the lea
gue has Fleming's chief Interest.
It looks after the dependent sof
Its uionihers, cures tor Its mem
.bers when they lire sick, by pro
, yldlns delicacies nnd pays funer
i.l exponses If thtiy or any of their
'dependents die.
'" "It helps the men to know tholr
'families era being eared for,"
Fleming snys, "and will keep many
a wlfo faithful until her husbun.l
gels out. In my opinion. A wom
an with dependent children und
her husband in hero has n bard
outlook."
Tangible achievements In ' the
.year of the league's existence are
.i'ouhI Icred remarkable by the sn
'pi'i intendent. KotwlthstaiTdl.it, the
an army. Ho arrayed his trlbes-
Inien for buttle, and descended uuon
record price for the country, if notlthe coast, doing much damage to
for the world IflU.fiO a pound.
Vussar Kirls helped bid it up.
HEAVY UQUOI1 PENALTIES.
SALEM, Feb. 14. Edward Order,
NEW ANTIQUES
BEING SOLD
W&i . 'X 'far- pJ
RENO, Nov., Feb.
Charles E. Uull of the justice cpurt
Ib a "Lincoln double."
His resemblance to the best pho
togrnpbs of Lincoln is striking.
CHARLES E. BULL
.14. Ju-.ltre ' weighs 190
pounds
Lincoln's
weight and height.
Was born In a log rabln.
Split rails as a boy.
Though Hull's relatives were ar-
For Sale
G-room modern bungalow, 3 lota,
garage. This is a good buy for
some service man. that wants to
use bis State Loan. . Price ?3800. '
New 4-room house, just complet
ed. Here Is a chance to buy a
home that no one lias ever lived In
and the price is right. $150 cash
will handle this. Price $1400.
R-rnnm modern home, just off
ilestdea his faeial resemblance toidont supporters of the Confederacy, paved street. This is a gooi place
Lincoln, Bull j Hull always has taken Lincoln as an(i tije location Is good. I Price
la six feet four Inches tall andjhis ideal. ,$2600. .
The man's name, of course, cannot
be divulged, he is so proud, and it
would be such humiliation. Arrange
ments may be made, however, to view
the antiques in the dwelling of un ac
quaintance, or they can bo transport
ed to the shop of some untique dealer.
This method is more successful witli
the newly rich, who appreciate the
part pride may play in the situation,
than with foreitrriers-. esneeiallv lAm-1 5-room modern bugalpw, paved
ericans. who have learned that pride 'street, garage, full basekenjt with
does not often prevent a prince or ev
en a former king from talking busi
ness when a few hundred thousand
marks are in sight.
Prices for genuine antiques, owing
to the keen competition among pur
chasers, have reached staggering pro
portions and possessors of these
wash trays.
4-room house furnlBheVl, big lot
COxllO. Tho party that owns (this
pla,ce wants to move away and will
sell now for $1700. . 1
. .1 ! '
I have money to iloan on
first
! class farm security.
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...i i .. ! i '
LA GRANDE CONSTRUCTION &
SrJTY CO.
1501 MdilW St
General Contrary and Builders
Wc ".'ill surprise you linw cheaply wc can huild iliat.
now Ii. iik' ynu contemplate erect ini;
We Invite You to Come in
AND SEE WHAT 15a WILL BUY
AT OUR STORE
WE HAVE
oat iiamjerA 1
Aluminum lis 1
Alum, l'ie I'ht
Kmalll Pi'ippimAl'an 1
Vaseline, '1 Cor ,. 1
I ale. I'owiicp, ' W 1 ft,
Pencil Tablets 1 iV-.,
Ink Tablets, I ,v ... r
Crochet Cotton S Vr Vu
-DOXT FA Hi TO SKK oi'Ii XKkV LlSK OF
OINUIIAMS, OU.KS. FOCLAIMtS. IMi'L'TED
SWISS, KLAXONS AND OK'dANDIKS.
Andrew's Variety0 Store
inc turopttin Interests, and lu 1U07
succeeded In setting all tlio hair
triggers in European diplomacy. (By Associated Prass)
I ne rrenrh navy bombarded one MERLIN, Feb. 14. Modern "an'
of his captivo towns. t?asablanca, , tioues" are being purchased whole-
iUTestd recently near Woodbum. Mho now nructicallv extinct Kaiser I se e in (iermanv for sale to unwary
t'hnrgetf with manufacturinir linuor ! Wllhelm came to bat milfring limine I foreiirners and newly rich Teutons
and liavinp it in his Possession, today I French expansion In prospect, but! who have been prompted to seek ob-
was sentenced to servo six months in the matter was straightened out Injects of real art by the news that a
tho county jail on the first cluu-unlu council chamber Inslenil nr ,m i, .numher of nrincelv families have been
and IX) days on the second, charge. I battlefield. Itaisull was chased compelled to market family heirlooms
William Air, also accused of makinp back to his mountain fastness, but anil rare treasures, accordinfr to in
liquor jind having- it in his possession,! news dispatches every few years vest igat ion of some clever buyers,
was firVl $150 on tho first count and 'record another of his eruptions. i The business of dealing- in imita
$300 on ie second. j "in many respects the man In- Hons has been so profitable that hun-
V forested und attracted me in spite, dreds of new "antiinje" stores have
iV-I.fto.M SEEN. I of all my natural motives for ills- hcen opened, and representatives with
A pcrforViice such as the Comic j'ike,' 'Pordlcaris snys or Kuisuli In choice lists of tilings "old families''
Opera 'Uullil" Next Monday and j 'he Geographic Society's report, have to part with are encountered at
Tuesday. Z-14-lt "Halsull wub gracious and dignified, every turn.
. not to us only, but to his own One way of attracting- the Interest
wild adherents, who evidently Idol- i of a Prospective buyer has become so
l.ed their chieftain, whose position I common it has almost lost its value,
lamong them seemed that or a head The "antique" artist maneuvers for
!of a highland dun in olden times, an introduction and in the course of
lie w.ib , mict, i, ..., ti, i conversation mentions an old friends
i aspect of a situation, while his who once stood high in the favor of!
repartee waa as Immediate and to lm former Emperor, who must now
the point as though ho had b,e sell his priceless heirlooms for a mere
born In the County Cialway. 's,nK " buy his breakfast rolls and
"I found myself unconsciously I sausages.
accepting his contention that he ' " "
was not a mire brigand or cattle- ,
, nrier, but a patriot struggling to
lift his Uerber followers from the
tyranny of corrupt officials. 1 His
charm of voice, the natural poise
and dignity of his manner, his self-
! control under provocation, rall be-
jtrayed a superior charncter."
Perdicarls remarks that "Itaisull
could not bear to hear a child cry."
hut there was a fiercer background
for the tiihciu,an's motivation.
Cromwell Varley, stepson to Perdi
carls. was cracked over the head
In the raid on the American's sum
nu V home and both men were
forced to ride many miles In tight
bonds.
1 "It was lu connection with' the
framing of the ultimatum 'Perdi
carls alive or Halsull dead' that
a trusted correspondent of The
Associated Press In Washington is
concerned" The Geographic So
'clety bulletin remarks. "Being en-
trust eil with preparing a message
for President Hoosevelt to sign, Mr
Hay did so, and submitted It to his
friend, tin' newspaperman, for Ins
opinion. 'Well, It may be diplo
matic, but the Sultan will never
get you In the midst of nil those
words. ' was in effect the news
paperman's verdict. 'Why not say
what you mean, nttd no more, Mr.
S.-cretary? perdicarls nllve or H.il
snll dead.'
"The Secretary agreed. President
lloo-.cvctt approved. And the ul-
"i
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tit ' 1 1 h V " " v
When YoaBoth Ltove Music
What more delightful '
ioend an cveninc than in 1
ing to The Brunswick
your favorite selections?
That is, if you own a Brun)
wick, if you haven't one, come
in today and learn how to get '
tmr eaMly.
l-Vst hrar it play Brunswick
-nf-Ti and m.ttmmen-
taL He r the latest dance jazx
as inte preted by the new
Super-K rature Records. It's ia
toxicatir gl The ideal produc
tion, th: true, vtlvety tones
will a mate and delight you,
Then iwe will explain the
conveniebt payment plan which
easiiyl puts Ihe Urunswiclt
your Borne.
FEBRUARY RECORD NOjW ON SALE
EASTERN OREGON
MUSIC GO.
Geo. H. Currey
Phone 200J
Real Estate
Insurance
l .
: TKIUFT SHOP OPEN.
.
K The Red Cross Thrift Shop is
-K open daily now in the Now Foley 5ft
-' Building, off the Chestnut street -It
Si entrance. Thursday will contin- ?K
ue to be Thrift Eluy and on this -S
day all who have donations for W
the shop are asked to have it W
ready to be delivered, that be- '
ing the day collections are made, rli
12-lli-tfp
TAXI
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Itlile Willi n company luut
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proieciion Willi i no very 1)
of service.
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best
Ladies' Hose
Mens' Hose ..:
I'hiltlrens' Hose .
I luck Titwels
I 'anvas liloves ....
Tooth Paste
T Nitli Iinislies ....
Hose Supporters
Knee l'owder
toi so far 'jf tliis succlnt Ainer
han di iiiand that he abandoned all
usual oriental Indirection."
U'f-hc.t nricA nmtA t.w Minn,,
We make a special
When leave your vcov
that it is as croitTTl as when i
We are prepared to r
able rt large.
You have eur guaranty
lislnnent.
lv of the rci
m ... i
Y witli usl
1. iV . I. . I
a tei t me
riair at
Jic
air of fine watclies, chicks and Jewelry.
vc return it to you with the guarantee
ictory that made the article.
1 deliver work promptly and at a ren son
ic of every piece of work done in our cstab-
Our diiiiry Tears in business in this city n-ove. that our buiue..s deal
ings hiuv been satisfaetorr.
J. H. Peare & Son" . -
Kstablished 1S91
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