La Grande evening observer., March 10, 1922, Image 4

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Cbc Observer
AS INflDI'lOMIKM' S KH H I' A I'Kll.
Published dully Hiid weekly nt 1-a
Grande, Ori-tom. by I .a Urnnae B van
illic Obdfrvt-r I'lihlinlilntf 'omiaoy,
WHICH IXJNN'li. Kdltor.
Entered at the J'untnflicH nt La (Jrando,
OreKon, an Keoonii i'Di Mall Matter.
Addri't)! nil coniMiiiniratloci to T.HK
OD8KI(Vi:it, 14 1C Adaww Av, . La
Grande, On-R-on.
IN THE OLD HOME TOYN
C1TV Jt.NU (H VI I OKFlClAli-I'AI'lll.
On aale In otlnr cllina Uretcon Hotel
Newi Bland, J'orlland; Imperial New
Rtand, l'ortlnnd; Multnomah New
Btand, Portland.
ftLUSt Mll 'l ION JtAittS.
iy (.'iirrirr.
Dally, per month .-.-.... 7 60
Ially, per three numlha $2.26
Pally, per fix rno In advance M-Ju
Dally, ainRlo copy 6c
Jly Mull.
Rally, pr yonr. In ailvanea .-IB-OB
Pally, ix moniliH. In advnnee 12.60
Pally, three month. In advance $125
Pally, per month . .... 60c
Weekly Observer-SUr, by mall,
per year. In adviinca -.. 11.00
jii i-i in :ic e ANfo;iA'i'i!:i i'iikhs.
The Afaochiitd i're.sa la exclualvely
entitled to ne for publication of all
upvra dlnpad-ht-a rmd to It or noi
citherwlae credited In thin pnpr.and
alto the lorn I nvWR punimnva increin,
All rlKnta of re-publlrnllon of special
dispatches hero n I ho are nerved.
Bible Thought. For Todaj
STAY WITir THE T.OI1D The
Lord is Willi you, vvliilo ye bo with
liiin; unci if yo Bock him, lio will
ho found of you; hut if yo for
sake him, lio will frosake you.
2 Chronicles 15:2.
Be There
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v-'. - " J 'f"o- I WHEN
JOEL n?WD rtEl.L LED OME OP HIS
'fcSLOODED Coa DlftOljOH TOWN
1-AliL.Y OtlE DAf TH14 WEEK -
FOLEY IS TO BE .
REBUILT IN SPRING'
(Continued from fage One.)
Ill-
Ship Subsidy
The American' puhllc has never
favored ship subsidy. The idea has
always been opposed us calculated to
enrich a favored few at the expense
of the -mai; Jt remains to be seen
whether ,Uu's old attiuU'e will change
now, in respoiiMe to changed condi
tions. The -President a proposal bring?,
the subject to the fore. Affecting as
it does sucn o;g, vitni American in-
Oil next Tuesday at 10 o'clock teresU, it deserves full discussion.
I l he situation ia rather simple, inu
Iho utato tax Investigation commiH-
United States has always wanted a
eion will be In Ln Grande at the biK merchant marine. Now it has
. I one idle on its hands, and "en tint
city hull for the purpose of hold
ing un all day session with tax-,
'its head off" with standing charges.
It is r question whether this great
payers. At that time questions will . merchant fleet, built for war finer-
be asked and answered by the coin- Keney, shall be utilized fully for peace
, , , , , , , , . ful purposes and maintained for aux-
,niso rolutlvrt to fearful advane-; iyJy . f futurc war. K
Iiik tax burdens which are worrying. is a question whether it is possible to
many poople who own property. Lot snvr the fleet without nrlicifiul stim
. . 'ulation. It is also a question whethec
every taxpayer ho present for it . Anm,mm imus(,.v and vomnKn.e ca
will be a day well spent. . lievive iind flourish, as they should, if
At noon the: Ad club luncheon the fleet is allowed to deteriorate and
,, , , . !melt away, The (tenerally accepted
will also bear entirely upon t""" view is thV American prosperity de
atlon. Walter I'lerco, who is n mem- j pcni's primarily on n flourinhinit ex
ler of tho coinmlssion. Is Iho toast- port trade, and that the best quar
... , ; onteo of such a trade is a comp.-tont
piaster, and h Jias arriiiiKcd n pro- e. . . . . . ....
' i fleot of American vessels to carry the
Krain without an entortalnment 'tea- goodii
turo for this Is purely , lu'stneas ; At present, most of these ships ale
... i . . i i We because business is dull and be
incetlnjf and those Interested in ... . ... . . , ,
" , cause it is not profitable to operate
utato and county business should them. They were built expensively
bo there. " 'nnd their operation, under Amcrien.i
' laws, Is expensive. Trade may revive,'
' t 1 providing cariroi's, but will that suf
j ... i fice to pvoduce attractive profit? For-
Looa work, uoys, uooa eiKn Bhips n,.c ()pornte, morc t.heapiy,;!
Work ! mid most of the foreign ships have;
' . also the belief it of government sub-
Tho county court un l tho city jsidics.
! If American shipping is to survive
commission not toother Wednesday n)ust ,)0 enabk.( 9a,)ll)W tu con.
plulit and settled tho court house 'pete on. fnir terms with foreign ship-1
ping. J he 1 resident urges a rather
( moderate subsitly and the relaxation
matter, Just as tho Observer pre
dicted they would do. All of the f ()),rilinlf ri,sl,.k.tions. llotl, rem-
way of saving ths patient.
j.i ; -j
GQHNWALL SEES
iiiemberH of both hoards are county (edies are unpleasant, hut it remain:
taxpayers and city taxpayers and ;to be proved that there is any other
It. was tho natural, thlni; f ir tluMn
to finally ni;reo on a proposition
that seemed reasonable.
Now come the Lgal complies.-,
tlonH which no ono need worry ;
about. It tho law says It can't be '
done one way It liny bo done an-f
other. If tho obstacles seem too j
Front to follow one road thou, an-;; , ; . .. )
other road will do. For down UcVp nt ' ( " . ,
"IhliiHS are improylnx n little
tttoro Is an admitted fact that lho .T KMIO.- utiicl 'ynu."- Jwiil Cuorgo
city must foster the court luiuso ifornwall. pnblisher of the Tiniber
mat.er mid cany It through he-"""I "r l,'"'ll'"d. Ho was In l.a
'Cirande' on his wav home from Colo
laiihoof legal restrictions that make ,.,,,, whl H, h ,V(,t tu ,,, Ul(lk
It liniiossiblo for Hie county to en- at comlillbus In that sectti;n.
tor Into further Indebtedness unl
. v.ianue as u.riiy is a uecio.u ,,,.v;llh L, Scntclim.nl
part of I'lilou county, not only tho air and
when there are
THE OFFICE CAT
main lobby, with lurgu swIngliiK
doors. ; , ,
The kitchen Is located at the
rear of the liuildlni; and will be
remodulod, and refurnished with the
lateBt kitchen eguipmeut. and is
directly accessuhle to both tho col-
fee shop and dining room.
The bed room floors will be en
tirely remodeled, and replanned In
to tho very latest hotel rooms.
Every consideration has been given
for the convenience of the patioiiii.
hach room will havo bath, or hIiow-
er, toilet mid lavutorles, clothe III!
closets, etc., and eacn room will
have the very latest electrical ap
pliances. New modern sample rooms will
be constructed In the rear of the
jmaln building, and will be) fully
j lighted, ventilated and heated,
j The exterior of the main build
Mug will be refinlshed, after tho ro-
uiimeiiii); is couiiuuicu, null w ill DC
j finished with white stucco with the
i,i-no unu cornices irilllllKMI
I neatly. Now and modern windows
! will replace all openings on the
I main bod room floors.
TO.MOIMJOW SATURDAY
Special Display and Salt- of
COATS - SUITS - DRESSES
All new models here for Hie day only 'Sec them.
Two Windows Display
These Clarnients
1 he Forum
AKTIFK'IAI, UGIITlNf:.
T.-.l:. ... ..a a.
r.tmur oi ine uoserver: can you
giant n little space in our cveuini;J
paper for the expressing of our view ;
on the discovery, by Professor Stein-1
metz, of artificial lightning and th; '
rar-icaching possibilities of this find' i
VO miVlll full thU liff.ltl,i,r ,n..pl- I
Professor Stcinmetz' "Electric Flulu". " j jjli'
Iml 1hl l.aKu ...;n ........ ...1 .1 i... I'-ll
and each stage in that development
brings nian nearer the infinite. Stein
metz' "baby'' can at present only, ex
elcise sufficient nower tn shatlir n
tm:ill ll-eo. Tin) in thn fiilnr,. n-..l,!l!
ably in less than one-half a decade.
there mny be power enough developed
Just a Habit j(0 turn a nnvy or n amiy into frag
l.os AngolUi Times: The colonel 1 ments in the one hundred thousandth
believes hi soldiers being bachelors, '; part of a second
so ho usually refused his men per-1 After all. this is only the rediscov-
misslon to marry. jprv f forgotten science 1-v which
One applicant turned away look-, Eliiah. some twenty-eiL-ht hundred
lug so downcast that even the olfl-j years ago. dest roved one hundred sel
ler's stern heart was touched. idicrs pent to nrrest him because h:
"Look here, my man," he said, j dared to protest against the wieked
como to mo again In n year's mess of an Idolatrous r.ation. Then
time, and If yon still want to be n)an also knew how to bring rain, as
married I'll give you my consent." j well as lightning, fiom out the skv.'
I'(i year passed. Again the prl- Had Elijah been here in 1!)18 hf
vate applied; the colonel was quite might have sa'vej the Allies a great
taken aback. ileal of exnenditure and loss of mci
".Willi, well, I really must give by wiping out ths enemy by fire or
you permission," ho smiled. "I nov-j flood, always supposing that thin
er cxpeetrt l to find such constancy , would have been'the right thing to do.
In either , nun or woman." Stcinmetz' discovery is ciieou1 aging
Tho private saluted. j in that way. It is another forward
"Thank .you, sir,", he said . grate- step towards t'he1 attainment of thu
fully, "ll-but, please, sir, It an't the knowledge v.'heieby man will be' able
same woman! to control and govern the elements
'and world he lives on hile he is re
st. Joseph 'News Press: Speaking I alizing the possibilities of his own
of dangerous loralilli'j, there are destiny.
dynamite factories and Hollywood,: (Respectfully,
L'ul. I L. GARRICK.
Every woman who Is Interested In a new
off buying should visit our ready-to-wear departnd
est modes have been sent to us for the day's
tiiictlon in buying from these as none have been sho"
All aro the very latest models sent direct
prices that are lower than you will expect to pay for
This Is a big opportunity that this store offers
win sureiy ue nere tomorrow, coats suits and dresses ami
PMC'El) A
$ 1 Z0to$7 500
curing
pec
llXt V
!'v seiil
Shop Here
Tomorrow
coat, slt or dress, who has been putting
tomorrow! Special consignments of tho lat-
n and suV. Vou may be assured of dis-
bel'ore li La Orande.
io of Lmr leading nianufactiirers, at
Ji garnilnts.
and all wlio are interested
goilly selection for all.
(io-illcll
"INDIAN I1I0AD"
A .New Kxtm Wide Mdlli
.Now Here,
lauy have Inquired about tho
now 63 inch lndianhead on
the market now and lu re
r.ponse to the demand we have
lecured a limited quantity In
this width. For table cloths
beil spreud3, etc:, get the 6S
inch. It Is C 5c yard.
DOTTKD SWISS
White and Colors
Not too early for the wom
an who is planning her
drdssmuking ahead. Dotted
Swiss In both the plain
white, and colored promises
to be very popular this sea
son. Ask to see these new
pieces that have just ar
rived. They are all 36 and
4 0 inches wide and priced
at 60c a ml CGc yard.
JAPANKSE (.'KKPK
All I'lahi Colors .lust In. (
Those who have been waiting
for these new plain colors In
the imported 'Japanese Crepe
will surely be pleased with
the assortment that has Juat
arrived. A reguhir riot of
colors all 33 Inches wide.
Priced at 40c yard.
ABETTER TIMES
And yet , tho hard-bulled cynic SALVI COMING-
who thinks it Impossible to make TTTPWP TU TTATT3
,.,,,,.1 l V ,1.1 l. 1 UXlihl
nwini nviu;i iiuiin.i lie van I
grow vegetables llko those on the
co-er of tho seed catalog. ' j
Nashville Tenuescenn: "Temptest-I
nous emotions, beauty, bestiality, ' '
fine writing, unrefined situations," 1 continue to get such features ns Sul
the right. Don't shove. levelling. considered it nlmost an impossibility
1 I No other EasLein Oregon. town gets Then came Alberto Salvi, a youn
You never can tell. Every man ; Salvi, though he does play at Wnlln , Italian genius, who proved that it ia
may bavu bis place, but that has I Walla. ' possible for feet to manipulate th'j
little to do Willi his value. ' Uoth clubs sponsoring the attist the' pedals as rapti'ly as fingers can play
. keyed up to stimulating intcist that the strings, and that even the modern
Sure Conviction I will fill the house for he fumed mil- chromatic piano literature may be
Philadelphia Public Ledger: In 'sicinn I played on the instrument.
Alabama they tell of a prosecuting! uist Sundny's Portland Journal has ,
pp m n s
reasons for this has been the scurcity
,of performers, due, perhaps, to the
ruinbersonieness of the instrument
and the taxing technique required
A I l rt,. .... ,
. fiOHffpir onrw1 "ul ,l'ars "B lne narp-was
UUJNOJliKl iSUUi ! Ijuilt to play chromatics (sharps and
' j flats) in the shape of a pedal ham,
(Continued from r-age One.l which through the use of seven Ddais
enabled the played tn play chromatic
notes. But so difficult is it to shift
u critic w rites of a certain new vi." explained Mrs. Lee Warnick. prcsi-, the Pedals fast enough to nlav ranid
novel, ino line oi huyurs tonus on t dent of the Noignborhood Club, last i chromatic passages,- that players have", i"""srio scaiieroa iorces or oppo-
CONSOLIDATED
(By Associated Press)
CAIRO,'.' Epypt, JIar. 10.
the
Drltain's grip on Egypt remained.
hanging over the head of the count
try, as ne paper put it, like tho
sword of Damocles. .. j
.Must of the schools, clemcntnryL
secondary, us well as those of lilghf
;er education have been forced t
close their portals because theij
studeuls have gone out on strikji
ns a- sign of protest against the
deportation of Zaglnil Pusha. j
RAGS Wanted at The Observer.
siiion to liruisn rule in India were
consolidated by tho nrrest and de
portation of Said Zaghloul Pusha,
Egyptian Nationalist luider.
Egyptians men, women and
cnimroiisceni to d0 determined lm The Red Cross Thrift gh is
this time to win their independence. open daily now in the New Foley
or die. There ale signs that their!:.': n,,n.ii,w. f( u civ,.im, ,.i -j:
THRIFT SHOP OPEN.
caivia naiu ia u niasierpiece. ii .ipuiriouc spirit nils crown stronger. J: ir. ti,....., .. 5.
,,11.. ,. i t Hl,: ... 1.. .. in ,.., .v. 1 I . . ' : .. wm vonun- at
" ,,w " ....o ,1,. w nt.ii. -i v... o ... u.i vniiu uiv uatu i 1 ne euuiurj- ruiiiaiueu wiiuoui a i- ue to be -Thrift Day and on this
teshful with his cases that he tie-Salvi: , in the concert grand piano. Icabiuet nfter Zaghloul's deportation! dayall who have donations for
cantos Dotii Hie terror or evil-doers the harp is one of the oldest inu-j
.MOl'NTAIN, IS S.MOKI.NU
ill Ills vlcliillv and the admiration 1 Slcal in.strunient.s known t.i lhn. an -ient
' Mr, (olliwall believes that . the ,,r .,.1 ,.:i,.i,,i.. ,i, ,ii,v ,,,., , I worLl. I.i.n.r l.fi.,. ItiKI,, ti, i',l
worst Is uier. but ho is too. pm-;.,f ll,., ,,,,nillalion. I ham was bv far the mhsf ,!r'.vl.in-ii ! .- .
go into) I'luin his withdrawal from orfice ' of all musical ills! runienls. ThiM-V MADIiAS. Ore.. Mar. 10. A col-
proclaiui prosperity j ,,, Uilb al on,.e Koui:ht out by those 1 have been more sizes, shapes 11. 'd ' innu of black smoke is reported to
from a property point of view, but : "lien ineie ate ot nian coiners iiai-i.d with crime. Much to his changes in scalo .of the hurp than- ef i be issuing from the southwest side
from a business mid social point " y" ' , , v ,. ,. , r . . J M ""- "at he I any other insH-un.eiit. Hut n.-twith-.of Mt. .letferson crater. It Is re-
1 h.iis nun ji.ns 11 mi I.' dim? defended resulted In the conviction standing the populai itv which the ported that the heat Is meUng the
of view also. Anything this city Cornwall ' was country newspaper- ,,r m., ,.ii.,iu 1 1 .1...1 1... i...ti-nm,.i i,a ,,i.,. v,,i it i.,1,,,,.. nn in-.i ui,in f ih ,,,,,,,,,1
does must be done with
beruuso thero was not to be found 'X tho shnn l.-n,l n ,. if
111 Egypt a leader who dared to as-IrH ready to bo "delivered, that be-
sunie the responsibility of forming 1 ing the dsy collections are mado.
' lli-lfi-tfn
a new ministry so long as
Curzon's scheme to maintain Great
the full ll,:,n 111111 " '"He weekly ilownji,.,,) V;,(( i,, his prosecutions' with been 11 neglected and iliuch misjudged I
g of the "' C"'""lbl''- 11 '"" ,lu','l j wonder and who looked with equal instrument. One of the greatest! Tf
1 1 ...1 1 1
IWUI'lVIIK'' HUM 11 IllllII l till I 1U 111 III' ..,..,..,. ...
n.iiiiii.v nun 11.11. .j in amazement bow he conducted the
S.e.,,. jt-.e ov 1 ,111... ,,.,!,, uas one in lae l.ireiuo.il I lllll ner ,,,,, mot , 1L, llUoniev jllst nf u,,.
using this community 11s Its capital Hnilnr Jmnnals ot the nation i,,,, S(.,mi ,,.reat. j
. . "e '"" many personal friends .III . , ... .. ,,,,, , , ,1,.,,.
and county seat, and It will be , ..,..,, , , ,, , , misiuii 1 .11, said the old chap.,
, . . ' ' " ' h'' '"' delight-1 1,, ,nVl.,, .,,,, ..,. ,.,, , a wim.
done that way. ed lo see Ills form i.Vishi.dow tlie;lK,r. Nl, ,all(,r wnlcll sl(, ,. ls '
'Iho attitude of both hoards m " on..
Observer Wnnt Ad.
the lliceliiig was of the best. It
was a care nr-bnth desiring to do
the rlglrt djilng and when that con
dition obtains tliere Is not much
1 hancc for inisuu.li'r-taiidliii; or fu
ture tumbles.
GROCERY
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j on they goes
I same."
i
to the pen jest the
-o-
Vlth exl'resldei.t Wilson and
Senator Hoiah repurtid to be to-
J. t;
aether on oppoimi,' the lieity, we (;u,,lirv
mutt admit th.it ihiUHis make On. room
Zweifel's
10 HOVE 5001
trautf bed fellows.
Helm, p;opi ii lor ef 11 dm
nili.iinccs that he ha b ase.l
ot e dour h.'uth of Nat."
Plumbing Shop, in tin
kUnmttl Falls Is not m far tn
Vulim r-Kor.-th building, facing Depot
Mrivt. He exfK'Cts to ihsngi' his bu-i-
M-e William
Willie was being measured foi
his first made-to-order suit o
clol lies.
'lio you want the shoulder pad
.led?" asked the tailor.
' Xaw." said Willie, significantly
''pad the pants."
I J 1 ' 1 V ' L ;
Jones,
went t(
but
'Will
claimed
TV
Oil YK YOMl:X
like many another man. I
a rally. He returned with I
little voice.
lleniy Ji-ites." his mile e- '
"this Is a pretty tlx! Mere
nrns site wilhin the next two
ek-
I've invited our new neighbors, the
I Irnw ils , to spend th evenint; and.
hi cin't talk above a whlir tin
er lliere and vtpliiin to Urun";
.Mr-. Ilrovan, a ' . d little
!ivni:iu, aiisr4S b. rin.
ioue f-ulUt ilfi.l (lien Hues-
l H'd In a i-. t.mnl - siting.
;N tiionn tn'
Mil Itr twi ll I..' ;icn.
t -jtaM,.4 kununliy. w tJ.rt. '-'- ' . ' ' a,S. ti,, ,, . ,',',,'
tho tnio.Hir that It can t pull off a ami is planning on mailing the cluing
ot aoiue slzo. All the !um- n-Uy that the groeeiy will
, , t.e Iw rl. .mmI. Hp will niske the in-
la f worhon ard out now (!).-. ,n one .ly r,l.tl U nl
eeitlon, , t-.' pfl'te ui usual an Mi.iy morn
1 'a 'S ,h It '1T y moving U. .
j!n Tl.I,..n H,.m .,f TT..,.,'-)T ' ".' " fl
r - n, inrt,ini, ,,f nI,j ,tv .(,,
1 tflXng tits troubles lu tllvsv dn)S ..,! o-, . u . 1 I V '!,., . , 1., '
' Safeguard Interests
r.
;'You orirry insiur
Hdo and on your
means a considerable.
on yojir,
lome: tu3
utlay. '
Tf vnii dr lint: cnrnirair-il
interests bv maintranin
aeeount y ou jivo r.filectin
(hit costs you nolLihg.
An account in tin
SPELLS CI.l'.DIT ni.i
often means VrEALTiJi
n ill
tittn UM'it t l'it 1.' U.n a.ip
J it n
f,uAet$ tit his cluirclt Iu,v. i-l.irleil
s tfcutt'tti tit to fum l'J"i i't
,iar ni.'liii'iiit ojaloui, she put i
a mumt 10 ner nps anil solely wins- i
r. Ifll 'A,' I'.' - Il.lt ("Ollir. ,i;;,
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en 1 iru-o
WLA CflANDt
NATIONAL DANK
rot .-.-j - cuA&t.r. r RooRfssivr.
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iirfcTEIlUj' ,
JUST ARRIVED !
THE NEW BLACK SU1
SOLE WITH THE Nl
)E ONE STEAP WELT
SPANISH KEEL. A
SHOE BUILT T(i STArfD HAED WFAB AND IS
VEBY DRESSY.tWE ALSO HAVE THE SAME
AS ABOVE IN AiTHEEF, STBAP. COKES IN
SUEDES AND YlAXENT LEATHER MAVY
OTHER NEW SPRING STYLE3 READY FOB.
YOUS INSPECTION.
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