La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 20, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, TVhr-mirr 20,1022 '" 1JX CiTjtAKDTC EVKlNXft miFTEUVKR PACTC FOUR I f !! A imi:i,i:mi;.t .kwmai'KU. J'ubUblM-d ilitily mill wtukly at La Hrandf. (ircijnn, hy l.n finmilo Kveo lutf Obncrvt-r .'ulihshii ir (Vinpany. HIUK.'K PKNNJK, Kilttnr. Entered at tho .'owluffM t La. firandu. Oregon, Ha Mfcum. (.'hi Miiil AWittr. Ad(lrHR nil rniniminlcatiuiia In 'HIO nSKKVKl:, 141 ti Adams i-f .. La onsi (.ramie IN THE OLD HOME TOWN 7Z CITV A.M I l VI'K UIFKilA I'AI'I II. ..i.. i iiii.-r itlt'N -dri'Lon Hotel Nhwh ytaiul, i-ortlaml: imperial News Stand. Portland; ilultnoiauli Newt Km ml, Portland. HljllSlHII'TinN HATliS, Ily (Jitrrlrr. Il.llv. ner mouth -76c Dully, P'T lliri-u months .... fr-f? Daily, tier alx mo.. In oilvanca ." Dully, sliii;lo copy -6c Dully, per year, In 'iidv'inre- . I5.M Dally. three in.mllis. In advance I1-" Dally. P'T month ; ',u0 Weekly Oliservcr-Hlnr, by mall, por ytmr. In mlvunce ji.u" The Assorlii.-d 1'rcss Is exclusive!? entitled to tisin for nuhlk-allcin or l tiHwa dlapati-ln-a cn-ililed to It or Pol otherwise cri-iiit-il In llila papT. and alu tho local mwa published tlmroln. All rlKhla of J-j-nuhlle.ilInn of auoclal dispatches lifiy ,i' ar. r.-mirvcd. Bible Thought. Tor Todaj, THE OMNISCIENT GUIOK: The stops or a Rood man aru ordered by the Lord. Psalm o7:2o. American Opinion ' Sir 1'hllip Ctbbn, who wroto the best war news mid Imh written intuit ot tho best pearo news, and In known an a careful and depend able, observer, has been lecturing around the country lately, and nb BervliiR bh he went. As it result of ne.rer.il weeks of nlinust con tinuous convornatlon with people In many sections, he ulves tllu f'"ow lnw nceouiit of the present Amer ican view of International affairs: It seems to 1110 that tho people of tho United Slates have beeu learning a lot about the arithmetic of life In tho last twelve months. "Tho hardest business men 1 meet, men who get close to the reullties of life and trade ore storng est in their belief that the Unlteu KtutiH mount hold aloof from the reconstruction of Europe, but must ttike a large share if not the lead ership in tho economic settlement of International relations." lie llnds business men profound ly conscious, he says, that the ire mif. ricnrcKsion of trade in grain. cattle and manufactured Articles Is du to the do w 11 r 1 1 1 of Jorelsu mar Vol, itilil iirennrod to back a Pol icy Intended first, to Insure peace, and tterond. to restore those mar kets. Ho finds often, too, -ho" says au idealism beyond his e.xpicta timid. ".Men are thinking naturally 1 their own . Interests firBt; but they express hop" lilchor than that, and are impatient with the present pol icy of the m nate and tho political leads, not because they Iiac gone (do far in handling the Intcrnnllnu- nl sanation but bocnusu they seem to hesitate la taking bolder steps ; It would probably bo t'isy to verify this in almost any commun ity.-- . ' O 1 ! Those Movie Interests ; AutliorltU-H who liavu bwn trying vainly to ltiakt? progress In unravel liifc the latest muvlu murder roiii plain that their forts aro hiilktul by "powerful intoi(it8" which arc mure concerned with tho protection or their industry from unpleasant publicity tlwn with tho detention of the murderer. If thin 1h true, the Interests in qwytlon have the wrong idea of their own interest. Nothing could so restore public confidence in the honesty of the bueiness iih u whole and the decency ' or'.thU start as Individuals ns free cuoporation on every hand with the authorities whose duly It is to run down Taylor's inuiMeror. If such cooperation 1h not forthcoming, it JuMtflea the suspicion that there aro thliu-H koIuu on in the movie world which will not brv.r the llht of day, und an InheV'tUly det-eul movlu public will not like that. If. as 1b asserted freely, the great majority of (ho inoii world are honest, dean ami hauhvorklnir. whore 1b the need of eonc aliuenl ? If there are plnuue spots, thev run not m wiped out too quickly fitr the RiUe nf tlm irotesion iiMfir, and h protection to lie youth of this foiinMv for f.'W acllvUlc Binco lHPl.?.an have appealed to th j youiij;. , with their glamor have the plfiun-s. There'" ntntwjiya he plenty 0f pattonare for ib .tn moies by clean pwiple. The liilerests" which fos ter this type hau mtlitni; 0 ft-ar, The ones who cannot Maud Inves tigation deserve to fail. r An Economic Capital Hogt-r Jtabson, well known authority on ttuanclal and Indus trial Mihjerls, is about to found 11 cap) in 1 ciiy oi a in er Iran eoni- nn-rce and industry. He has pur i d osen uie Mte J 2 ft m res near W dlesley, .Mass. This ai'ea In t bt divided Into two great cauipuse oil j tor pi(nlu tit'ii iho other tor d tillmtioii. i'here will 'ic Imlldinr.H fur It I'Mry, ai; i i uitiiri , liestm k anil it .neral j-i Ptimis. 'J in; diief orgaii i.aliouH i:i the diHeteut rph r. s t proaiii Hon hin h as the JNal.mi i I ''e.xlile a.-sot lalioit unu the -aiiicV-i -u Iron and Mod Instil uti will iiii,.' luadiiuarli m Itr tit- ir cv.n record:. t(li(,:i-- ,'t it s ;,cd fi NAW.IVE GOT ,U-,J -V----- AOOOD JOS f I MV?j LIKE TM " WO(K' ) fi. " '.r 4V; 1 ! . i i czri 1 v1 7 JOF HULK Will NOT TRY TO GET ON A BIG LEAGUE BALL TEAM y, THIS VEAK-HE WILL PLAY ON THt HOME 11 AM EXCLUSIVELY AND fcETIN 1115 PREiENTJOB dtistrlal center will bo organized by processes and products. The distribution center iB to be organized by states. - Each state government is to have Its own hulldiiitf ' for exhibits and files giv ing up-to-dato information on Its own economic conditions. In addition to thUne two separate groups there will be other buildings housing more general collections and files dealing -with economics, finance, psychology and factory management. In this community will gather the men In control of the country's -oco-uole processes. The physical and recreational needs of residents and visitors will be taken care of by a dormitory, gymnasium, chapi-l, art exhibition. restaurant, golf links, damps and whatever else appears to b wanted. Site and capital are secured. A board of trustees Is working on the plans. Construction on .the first two buildings is scheduled to start in March. It Is a big plan ,and, for that very reason, fraught with dangers as well us with btneficinl possi bilities. Mr. llabson himself thus expresses his hope for It: "This central gathering placo cf the powers of production and those who are familiar with distribution would, do more tlmtn nnytbing else 1 know to stabilize our civilization and bring a national satisfaction and progress. It would be the re juvenation of New Kngland. It would be the salvation of the 10, Olln.liOU unemployed. And It would help oradicale many of the dark, and tragic features of the vast in dustrial civilization of which this country Is most representative!" . If it run do all this, it kk-his odd that so ambitious n public service, has been left to private enterprise. THE OFFICE CAT By JUUHJB mm she had rlchea tntid, as tlto poet might have rtroftrked. "Sweet coin is more tliaii ooronets and simple kale, than Nornwtl blood." Ho ho proposed, but alas! "No, Mr. SnilyS," she remarked. "I shall neveit love again, Tho only' mult I ever loved wtus killud at thol buttle of." I Smith reached, for bis hat, u dreadful siuilo upon his features. "Yes I know," ho said, with1 deadly calm, "Antielain, wasn't It?" I The Cooking School Diploma I Youths Companion: "I have Just reculved u diploma from tlie cook-' lug school!" launounced the young' wlfo to her husband ouo evening ' us they sat down to supper. "Havo- you?" ho replied without much interest. ''Well, aren't you glad I havo been enrolled as a compotont I cook?" asked tho disappointed wife. "Just see, I havo prepare! i this wholo dinner! I gave special attention to that dish there. Guess I what It Is." I Tho husband was at tho moment trying to chew a particularly tough j pieco of tho contents of tho dish. Observing his puzzled look, the wife lepeuted: "(Juess what It Is." i "I don't know," replied the hnu-f jband uncertainly. "Ib it tho Ul-j ploiuu?" . j & Nothing But High Quality, in Hail Schaffner & Marx Glothes He "Aro you married?" Sho "That's my busliiLbs." He 'How's business." I Joo the Peddler, says the world looks to a follow utiont liu-.. i,.. fei.i. -I i Why pay rent? There were over six hundred tbonsrnh-l fi'il,.it idlo In this country on January 8th. II I I I t V s If I 111 t I 1 I I I J 111 : I lV You may have tho Idea that tho prlco of u suit or overcoat is the thing you are most InterestOd In this spring; you may come to usu and say uo but wo know you better than that. .. What you're really Interested in is the duality of tho clothes; the materials, patterns, making und style. , Wo know you want the best duality the most valuu for your money; you want it priced us low as possible naturally. But don't let yourself bo fooled by price. Hart, Sdiaft'iic'r & .Marx OM'lies are horo to satisfy tho man who knows that good uality is the only thing that really pays him. We've iced our suits at very low figures for duality. Come in and see tho new models just ill. Copyright 191 Hart Sclurtncr & Mirx FORUM HOIK For the coal pllo shrinketh swiftly Kre tho winter hath grown old And tlto north wind bloweth briskly Willie we shiver In the breezes And all chokingly we sigh, For the days of bexj vee deezes In July. a. si:.i.i:ii hook Life: '-Huccome yuh jlned tils heah ncwo secret fritternul sas slety, Itastus?" "1 can't tell yuh. Sambo. It am a secret. A secret tttssiety am sttiu- tbiu' a man has to jitio to fin' out why he has jliut.1." Henry Fortl announces that on tho average farm, with tractors, tho whole year's work could be done in Sitlsys.1 "And'tho1 farmer, no doubt, -could spend the. other o44 days counting his money, figuring out his income tax and basking at Palm lleach. "i I ': America might go to C.onoa, any way, in recognition of the fact that if It hadn't been for n native of that city, there might never have been any U. S. A. . Some people seem to think that the three inalienable rights ;iow arc life, liberty and the evasion ot taxes. o Now lltni-y Ford proposes to make a million tractors this year. Seems as If Henry Just saw every thing in shoals. Ill-: WAS TltKItU l.ns. Angeles Times: He was a stanch gallery first-nighter, and he was holding forth the virtues of his companions among the gods. "In tho gallery," he said, "the people listen to tho play intently. Tlu.y don't laugh (and chatter, as they do downstairs. In the gallery, tinv.tjiey keep their- seats-until the perlormanco la - over. Downstairs they put tin thuir wraps and leave iii the midst of a glorious final cli max." ; lliH listeners chuckled, but the gallery man continued: .'Tlie theater," lie said, "la llko the human body. 'H'hc brains are at the top." C. E. STl'lT'S COMMUNICATION. I Editor Observer: I note in the Feb ' ruary 15th issue of the Observer very ! prominently displayed the likeness! of Mrs. Sid Hatfield, with the fol ! lowing comment: "Mrs. Sid Hatfield, widow of th-j ' late chief of police of Mattewan, We.it ' Virginia, who was shot to death in ' a battle between miners anil state police, is the bride of Sylvester II. Pet try, formerly of the state pulice. Her first husband, C, C. Tcsterman, Mayor of I.Mattewan, was killed in a similar battle. Mrs. Pettry says she intends to move front Mattewan." I do not know from what source the Observer received such information, Florslictiii Oxfords New! NS,l s .SfTlcs Hero in Hit' New AX 1IUKSKX" COUiAIt The nXvost und greatest soft collar ever on the market mst to launder, most comfortable to wear Ask us aboutheiu. Kdwiii Clapp. iSfwos L The llninc. t,f Hart, S.-liaffncr & .Marx t'lolhos without due process of law. Mayor has frequently observed in Ecuador., purchased by him from the Amazon Tcsterman and Sid Hatfield, who was I The invigorating- element of monkey but these are veiy far from being: tho chief of policii protested: In the intent and glands, he asserted, will 1 . .'. HiK Fierce Itcvongo; -'- Kverybody's Mngnzine:Hn Was oT the bardup but hopeful variety. For years be had bought fortune. but thiit fickle dame 'had eluded him at every turn. . . . , Now, however, ln thought he had tracked her down In the person of .Miss Dinks. facts, and the grave injustice thai beinjr heaped upon these unfortunate citizens of West Virginia js an out rage to every true American citizen. Had the facts appealed, (Instead of the above a quoted) they would have revealoi!' the following truth: That neither Hatfield or Mayor Tester-1 man was killed in battle between min ers nnd state police, but that llntfi'.ld was shot by J. E. Lively ar.d two other paid thugs of the Baldwin-Feltz detectives, who were employed by the mine operators to carry on a brutal campaign of murdering- any person that might shovy opposi? on to t shooting that followed the mayor was killed as were also seven of the Bald v.in-l-'eltz men. C E. STITT. GROWS HI (Ity 'Associated Tress) ri'ITSBUUtCH. r.. Feb. 20. The mine owners unlawful oppression of nimble Pirates, minus the tendency to the miners and .their families. . crack in tho heat of a National Lengue Sid Hatfield and Ed Chambers were, pennant chase, and a Pitt football shot and killed u the sterJ of the team that will disr.lay more agility Welch, West Virginia, court housa by j than any trick, movie star, are prom- l.iv-jiy an.rtwd oilier tliugs' in. .Inly, . i. e.1 fot-,1922 by A. Lincoln Bow-den, a UtO. '.The murdcrcil ' fnfcn- were uu armed und were accompanied hy then wives. They went to Welch to iin1:- Pittsburgh oil men, who has volun teered to supply both aggregations with dried monkey meat (luring the wer an indictment wliiili involved coming year. Clands will be included them in a dispute at Mohnwk over ujin the menu, according to the Pitts year ago, said indictment 'jeinj a burgher, who hits offered hi service-j trick frnniedi by the L'nldwin-l-'cltb ; in the spirit iif a devoted gridiron and Hrothcrs and nine other-! if their diamond fan nnd says he wants Pitts- give indomitable power and unlimited aggressiveness to the baseball and football men. In proof of his assertions, he point- to the case of a Pittsburgher who was in Ecuador with him two months ago, In this case, Mr. Bowden said, ul-, though the patient was quite bald, a; diet of monkey meat caused new hair ; to grow i)n his head, while all pains ' and aches left him and neither the j heat of the jungle nor the cold of high mountain plateaus affected him in the i slightest degree. Besides procuring monkey steaks for Pittsburgh's favorite athletes, Mr.) lEowden is heading an. expedition -of , natives, and white men into the Ecua dorcan, jungles to open up roads for the pioneering of oil fields recently STUM A No ure for It, but welcome uci is otten brought by CK A ro Rub Oeer 17 Million Jan Used Ycarlg Corporation, Ltd., of Toronto, Canada "I'll have no trouble in getting plen ty of monkeys," said Mr. Bowden. RAGS Wanted at The Obsei-vcr. gang at Mattewan, May Will, I'.iift. At this time -the 'PuL'iW-in-Feltz tliug-s Mbs llinks was certainly not j were attempting to oust mir-cr.i and young, nor was she beautiful. Hut their fninilic- from company bmiws burgh athletes to beat the worlj. Mr. Bowden is about to depart for South America to lay hi a i:upply of ninnkeys of a supe-n'oc class, which hf 10 in. Double Disc Columbia ra Now ! OC ' j W. H, Bbhnenkamp Company Henry Ford Is trying to make flivvers out of paper. Why not try ginger-bread? Mnybe (lermany would be more re ' conrilcd ut paying uu indemnity if it i were ailed "adjusted compensation." We confess to a disttinct feeling of j relief on learning from the direct-.n-! of the Washington mint that tlie l'J - ' dollar will "stack) up." Yes. "peace is n state of mini!," and tlie more mind people have, the easier Ihey get into that state. j I'M'Ai.i.Kh fou i,i:rn:i(s l.l.-.l of leltera remaining uncallei for 111 this office for the week end Ing February 17th. l!i;2. ticnl lenicn. Norton llrowue, 11. M. Itert A. Clark. Um Dolan, I-:. T. tlras let-, Harry llolnn-s. It. A. Kenn-tt Tall .Mourn. K. W. Mc.Masler. V. I.. Mct'ormlck, A. I'i-i-ltt M.-m-tt Alvln Siilliiig, James Terns, t'ljt'e .1. Wright. I .IMliCs. Mis. l.le Davis. Fslher liuniWev Mrs. Emma Allen. Mrs. K.litl llrooks. Miss .losiu tMaik. lierlliy Mrs. lionet a lUbble. Mi s. Annii Kinincison, Mrs. William Kosler These letti'l-s will be sent t dead letter ivliice .March lird, 1!' If nut di-llvAied. In calling Iheni please t 'ad eltised." Inc. date of l-.t. K.lM. UliAtli;. I 11. Hi.- fi.l AI. W AN'T Tro.SELI.V Wl lla.i' I'liVCiT cferv dav fel le: ilence properties LmI small tracts. I B If you hae unliving i.cll venn jl in ;.i u I, I o . iu IB rri I'lTV i,.'i ,( s-.w i o . ,. .. .. - - '- - ' tT THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH Ponce Do I. eon canto to the now world seeking the foun tain or youth. Youth! The magic word! youth means wealth and energy, health, cleanliness and everlasting strength. 1'onco Do l.ion did not find the fountain. Hut It Is here in this world, for all that. James Watt, who discovered steam and developed the steam engine, was the first to find this fountain. Following him Into tho new world of science have conio lllllulllclable other, sludyiug. working, developing, until the very fountain of youth Is here at hand in the electric light and power Industry. Through the application ot electric light, heat and rgy In manufacturing establishments, commercial houses aiidSjti the home, unsanitary conditions have been almost iitiolisV'il. Dust ami dirt need not exist: excessive beat or colld cv bo tempered: tension nnd strain on employers and euiployeieViud on Ihius.t wives aro taken away by a hundred different nV-s of electric power. lnniiuieible Ills We avoided. Above all, ctiergy Is saved and eiH-rity Is yXiith! Hack of tis new Vrce are the huge dams and water turbines. w-her water Vnver is used, or the stupendous steam hollers. tuVines. eilrlifes and generators, wires ot high tension transmission linesYmd the lnfinito web nf innumer able smaller wires Vieti-hiV out over'the country. Here is a fountain of Vernal youth. Indeed! Hut. It must he.-d. A has been fed to tho amount of billions of doihirs bthrilfc- American citizens who have put their savings Into N;u seilu-iiies ot the' electric light and power industry. Tin-re an- still mil"is If people to be nt-ded to the heme p.itiens aleue of t---tn lUht and power companies. Vast capilnl must be iuu-Xedfo supply their renuireineiits. and it can be alti ailed oy If present capital is treated lalrly. J Eastern Oregon Light k Pover Company . . Tenshun! Ex-Service Men thaft. W'h litdos not h:yc lmusi: liuilt 1 1- vimv coiii- A'c wiri be iJckscd t figure with v,u. r La GrandfYJonstruction & Supply Co. Or. Greenwood ad MaHisoii SK Vlmim 4S.T See filsoli or Harris ' WE PAY 47. 0. THE PEPOSITS In The Business World Tha man 'vvhoj has character and maintains a good deposit in a reliable bank has many ad vantages.'' We are prepared to help our depositors as fully as safe banking methods .will permit. I , i . uild up your business . sta&d- wt by tewkjagwiU. i , ' LA OR.ANDEI NATIONAL DANK . LA GRANDE OfE: SOUND-SELI'ABLt- CWRESSnJe in . ' . J.I liMKMBER i! FEDERAL !RESERT, iK1 'Si -oo- J , i i.