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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1922)
GRANDE EVF,yrTNTa OTtSTlTlVEH facie thutctc. Frid:.v. Av-vil 2R,102' FOREI&N TRADE KINGS WILL town Kiirfli 'Annual Event Will IV- Hold in Philadelphia 1Mrintr Month nl' Mar. honor to Jaunts S. MrCu:ulles:-t of Honolulu, Imperial Ocpnry- poten tate of 'Jm organization. : Oonstrnctlon 01 ;ihe village lias bcs-u.i. It is planned lit malii' it as true u presentation of lilo In Hawaii -'In the otden- d:iya of the monnrr hy its is 'pnAstbl..', TUtre. will be a grass house of lare,e dimen sions, typical of the rtMlcli'iic-cs of the. inhabitants of tho im-hipclnKu before , the urrivui of I lie white ina. The house will bo furnished with articles of tintiivo woods and (Ikr Vorni kitad Promt HtIlJlMMMA, Apu, 18t "TW ipn-rttme iWw ymir mt tlw Mirth Ss-tlon-nl KwreiKH Tnidv rau-v-tHtlon to k held f?r 'Mny Hi to IS, wii: Ue the plat-ins: of American pros PHrity on u permanent basis by stlmulatlni; and expan.lh'iK the oim try's foreign trade, iiiinouurenu;iit has been inado by official In rharwe of i lie program. One important policy to be advo cated, they tfjld, is that ko far as possible, foreign loatw. Bball con ditional uion all or a great part of their ipructWlH being spent for tin purchase of American fctinds. , Indications are lllut delegated of mantifactiirers, 'baukers, shippers iimli business men, whovlll uiiuid the meeting wall .number, more, than 2,0(10. A large nninber of these are expected from foreign .countries as well us frotn all parts of the United State.. . Among the speakers ur.e J iiIIiik II. Barnes, chairniun, dnriiag thu war, lit the l'nltt-1 States drain corpor ation and Charles M."Miiehlilc. vice-president- of ' the. American Locomotive- Hales corporation, of N.SV- York; Mr; Hariies" address will deal willn a practical method for puttlwr snnplns Bold to work and that of Mr. Mooh-mie-vt-ill be on the factor of depre ciated currency In competition. William J. Conl. m. of l'hlladel phln. it recognized expert on marl time law haH been a-elected to did' rusa the merchant marina as an lu ternatloluil problem, -and- tha- Ku-. ropaaa exchange situation will be handled by Kred I. Kent; vine presi dent of the Banker' Trust, com pany, New York. Jamej: A. Parrell, president, of the .United. States Steel (Tnnporallou, Villi outline u foreign trade policy for Auiwricnus. Other speakers und their topics are : T. P. Adler, New York, Desirable Changes In letters of Credit! '1,.. R. llrowne,. Weanern Electric rompnny, (By Associated Press) Guide Posts In . Foreign- Credttj ()GI)KN, Utah, Apr. 28. Echoes of ('.ranting; M. H. Hopkins, O'rand -drart board days ami Rcntril prepar ltaplds, .Mich., A Practical Method stions for-putting an army in the field of Protecting Credits at Low Costs; .were heard in the district .oourt here Wllberf Ward, New York, I'nlformt Tuesday, when the suit of John Henry Commercial Credit Instruments; W. Ktb?rinKton against II. C. Peterson, H. Stevenson, Pittsburgh, Depend-) former sheriff, and KoIktI Eurk, foi-t-nce of Our Foreign Trade on the mor deputy sheriff, wus taken up for Improvement of Our liland WWer-jtrial. , ways; Captain William. H. Stayton, Etheriiig-ton is ..asking $10,000, al Daltlmore, The Carriers' Iliwponsi-l?ging" thud he was arrested alid falso bfllty for- Loss and Dnmiage in 'jv accused of being v. draft evader. He Ocean Transportation;: W, if. La Doyteaux, New Yorki VStaJ Points of Insurance- Polices; Stanley O. Klagg, Jr., Philadelphia, I.essoOa of the Last Year In Kxport ISales Pro- BE MM. l.ONOLUl.U, T. II., Apr. 2 Kirvia will T-alk Hataii uui' iiKiro tliiK swBinicr at t ho Hawaiian frwiiMot J by ilw hiih hhJ Dscus-ia- iW Of llUWtl-il1 '1 h'MM f (Iw thw .Mystic S1iriut who pw ominr INORTHWESTTO ! E ACTIVITY I THE OTTBTTPSTS OP EVERETT TRUE Condo Tuinn I'iiciric OITifinl Sees I Miirovt'iiW'iit ! n Lumber Inch Means (Jcncral Im- j)Vu cm-cut in llnsincss. r.i' n.AMI), Apr. J7. Hmincs U impi ovihx ki atUuilly th.ouliout the hiMP on a iillKrlniUKu foIlnwInK the U'ountiy, hut Ihv prorcH i. slow, ne- Votii lavH in San Fmncisro, to pay k'oiiin to thi vn u of K. K. i alvm, viii' pivsulent ot the Unmn'i rji'if. sy.lun in chaitfo of operation, who is in I'ortlaml on a pcrio inspoi v ion trip o!' Uu' .ystt'in's lines an.i propn ties. "INoplL- have ckiiic to ljok on chutmes taking- place rapidly- in thn past five or six years, but I Ih' I iovi mat will not be the rase in itUsineH.s U':-ovciy" cJjscivcmI' tho railruad ex ecutive. 'liowev;!, thfro H more re I activ ity in trp lumber imliiHlry than in a::' t her lino. Tho Parifiti coast ami the citis towns ami rural liKtriets is far behind existinjr nef ls, and I eannot see any other result than unpurolk-lfd 'attiviti and prosperity in tho lumber linrlu if th.i !.,. ii'lr. W.rktMj. i , , , tieutur are cue for a period of pttis- work so .prevalent among amleu than any lla.ailans Inclu. ing the kahilis of oLht.r nU of th (.oun't Kwi.y royalty and the feather leis. body knows thnt huiUlins activity in ,ii.-,ii- vita giuu iiii..- .nin m- shown the life thai rulers of the islands, their relatives, chiefs chlef- esses-and . retainers let! before tlA ov.-r.nrow ot .ue monnicny. series . Vlsilr..i ,.11 i.imhe, nm. of tablejiux also will duplet the Ilia- um.inK 011 lhp l7niult i...ifi,. tory of the Islands. In addition, theillrs lne past f(,w (ays u1(, raun(J or old time Hawaiian lndilsti-i(, mat-,i(.,.H j inquiries for lumber in ex wemrinK, . laoe-maklpg und; others L(.ss 0f Imythinu: for a long-time, will .he exemplified- by women who "Although the. ciwing season is learned the nrts in their Infancy. f0UP . t0 5jx weeks late in starting-, The Shrlnvra will -lie entrtain..l prospei-ts are excellent for bountiful at a series of large lu iiia. the Ha- crops of everythinif this summer anil waiian mode of celebrating every Ifoll." kind of an event, Pol, the native iTHTv. MVNAMCSl: VJO (T SAYS owe ktAlM'.Y HCF.CT L r- -x '.' ir you sets Mth- Suck W i conj't :TIVvtf utti (Wtf-WN'T (p JWCO CC-.Sti you fi&T ac,s6sv,iTxrrli that's a. --r: rr f LL"' THe MNO. - ,W s - . - . I THE MYSTERY OF LIGHT SOLVED 'AT LAST' NOTICE TO HOME -BUILDERS- AND THOSE WHO ARE REMODELING" AL'S ILLUMINATING STORE. ik now roatly lo figure wilh yu mi clci'trical fixtures niirV ttw new MONAX-DUPLKX- GLASS1, this par tii'iilar .ulass is faking the i-ounti-y )v stoi-m. All'the '.il)-t'--(latc stores arf fiRnrin mi these fixtures.. Tlie main attrartion ol'these units is that thfy will fasttiii ,tti the fixtures you nmv have iirsTalleil anil there are a nuinliei' of these units already being used in La (Irnnilc, and witlmut ;?xeoptions every jiuirhaer i jierl'eelly satisfied that they are receiving the niaxi--nuinrel'ficiencK of ilistribnton of the wattage used. T am willing to deinonstrate these units iir youv home or plaee of business with absolutely no obliga tion on your 'part. My motto is satisfaction guaranteed or no sale. . ALR..'. Herrmann Much time will be reimiiej :t tl in special attention to the spar.-wly Met-' years air.ering lor llie foiin-..'i-aiiuii ijcu uislrlcts. ; r . . . . H.-1 Huntley, chief engineer of tho of a lone list of applications ti;r mem- food; pork, baked underground and j Union Pucific sysU-m. is acconiwinv- bership, as each candidate mu-it be se- swathed In li-leavea, and raw andjinif Vice President Calvin on his in- jverely cross-examined rcjrardit.e; hi. salteil, fish will be aiming the chief spection. Keeping up tht transpo ta- fitness io be-dulilied-"vff ami truly Of iTw'Tlmne Mahi ' HtT, . Ites!" Plume ' AVest.-.Jai o!)so;: P-Klg. Items (hi the bill of fare. FALSE ARREST CHARGE A RED tion lines and facilities to a hiifh stan- henpecked." dard regaidless of temporary fluctua-1 'he organization's stationery ile- tions in earnings is occupying the at- Clares the order d.ili'K liacK to mvi tention of the engineering and main- U, li tenonce forces, says the vice-presi dent. The visiting railroad men will re main in Portland until the end of thi week. CuMn lived here formerly as operating- head of the O.-W. R. R. & N lints. VIP IE AN rr m on iriT rr U . m III l III UUUII J EIIA S LAUNCHED 'A' declares that he was still suffering from a mine accident when placed in J'ose Banish in the case of Mis. Banish ail, and that lack of 'attention caused uing 'Miss Ambeil Pright, a divorcee, iBv Assncimea ""BS SKATTlyh,', Wnsli., Apr. 28 In a; Jinal drive to -enclt evert' vol ei tun in ' Idaho, Washington and Oregon who muy ue tuiuueti w goverimeii, cn i- pensation for ilisahilities r!-t.vrj "ur I ing the Wi'.4 war, plans are under ...... n. nA.iu...,.i .rcAii ..r tin. By Associated Preaa) vih: 'jvery im to become nearly blind. i a charge of alienutinj the affec- The former police officers declare I ions of her huibund. Ktlwanl Bjtnish. motion; J. W. Mason, American What Ktheiinrton wub anestid at their millineiy saleaman. community in the three V.m.x- Willuun N. itydulich lf Scuttle or southern Maho, wher h. :,l 111- tnview veterans In 90 towns rr-lati cs o their claims. Th plnH vnnt ninlnte A CLASSIFIED AD WILL. DO IT BOX PAPER Otld linos 1o clean uj) our stock. ' Regular videos fivnn GT)C to !rl.-2" Your Choice 47c All n'ootl, clean stock, (let a siiiiiiiKir's 'supiily.' u mm Try the lli'iig; Store l-'lrst" Harris G rocery The Accommodation i Store Will Serve You a complete Line of ' l STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES Freb'.i ruis ygetaoles ind Farm Produce , Ctv.. n ua for your Poultry Supplies AVo- Sell aud Guarantee Surety Company, Bonded Service request of the Ilrigham Utah, dtaft as a Selling Argument: William board members, who charged. Kther- ngton had failed to appear for exami ation. They charge further that Kth- erington made seditious utterances against the United State goernmenl Menkel, Xew York, KssentilalH of a Market Kun ty. C. J. Warren,, foreign sale .man ager of the Remington Typewriter company, Nowr York, will tell of U the time of his arro.it. conditions in Burope under the head of Market Conditions Abroad,' whUe F. der St. Phalle, preaident of the American-Polish Chamber of Com merce and Industry and view presi dent in charge of sales of the Buld wln Locomotive. Wbrka, Philadel phia, 1s to describe. - conditions in South America. The "Trouble Hour" of the con vention be devotekl to a dis cussion of foreign credits, headed by J. If. Tregoe, New York, secretary of the National Association of Cred it Men. The Itciud In Happiness. You must keep well if you wish ti be hnppy. When constipated take one or two of Chamberlain s Tablets immediately after supper. They cause orentle movement of the bowels. Adv. KAI.BR NURSERY. hade trees at 60c eueh. '1 pleaded with her to give him p for the sake of our children. She aughed in my face like it haughty Mimpiie," said the wife, "1 will not ifive him up. I want Mm," Mis Bright -is said to have re-j.lied. NOTICE. All outstanding bills aguinst the Student Body, classes or organiza 'E ML E (ny Associated Press) LONDON. A Dr. 28 The nlaco for Hons of lt Grnnde Hiirh School 'holding the annual mccllnir Of the should be sent to Ted tir.-on or Al fred Meyers before May 10. 4-27-0t Ancient and Honorable International Order of Henpecked Husbands, ;iti or ganization having headquarters at Soweiby, near Bradford, is beintf kept a profound secret. Ijist year' i lueet- Prlvo r.LADIOLt BULBS. iiLim., .i .r. ourf iRc e,.h Imo-o Knccnl nrice while they last, assort- ,)nt, to insure freedom from wifely in clumps. Urge bunches phlox to cleaied 75c dozen. Store or Greenhouse. terleience was held at an isolated at 1 5 cents 4-27-2t ' -2B-tf fHK'RRYS FI PRISTS. 'spot on Blnckstnnp K(i?e Moori. 7UI& for INFANTS and INVALIDS v ASK FOR void Imitations ud Substitutes ForIn&nts,Inval!d8.ndQrowIn(tChHdren Rlchmnk,m.ltcd grain extract In Powdo. 11,. OrWn.1 mJ-Drlnte For All Age. No CooldDlit-Mouri.hinar - CgcUblo Champion Two Blocks North of riionc Your orders the R. II. Track on . Main T.U Fir St. , o o o Taste is a matter of . tobacco quality We Kate -it u our honeit belief that the tobiccw uicd in ChejterfielJ r of finer quality (and hence ot better tae) than in' any other cigarette at the price. Liggttt W Mjftn Ttiata C: 'J "fl steni CIGAKSTTE.S Hams and Bacon That irriv- lhat Clood IIuiiK! (-urcd l-lnvin- BETTER COSTS LESS A trial nnlcr will convince .you Ihal llicvo is f'i siipcrinT hra nd on IIih market The Grande Ronde Meat Co. "Ti'ilil'iafli Big Unloading Shoe Sale s ' SATTJILDAt EXTSA SPECIALS at $4.35 Ijwlii' arvd UnnvmK (I iris' K id and f'rtlfskin Oxforda with welt solea an Culaain, heels bUcfc ami fow!, . Xti sIi''M ni'c rcjriiliirl.v pricut jfout 7-fM fi.iU. icT Iliciu Saturday i'r AR pioa ami WitWjf For Tifc i Different 206 Depot, St. Phone Main 113 ' GR0VER mint, Manager Depression From Flu Overcome 1 1.-1 , , , . I Sanitarium and Office. Thousand are suffering from the bad after effort of this droad illtieaaa. TI10 Kroat nuijorlty of Hhwh patients ran bo restored lo wonderful bnalth by spendluR a few weeks on the Mill; Diet Treatment In our Sanitarium. Health four iway The Moore Sanitarium S28 Hawthorns at 2Ztb I'OltTI.AND - OltKOON 1; - All Pine Mill Wood Lay in your winter's supply now, while you are able ta get it. THE GRANDE RONDE LUMBER CO. i i i t t i 0 3iwlt o o a n 'Pi -i-O-O- Bljilfli'ii".a)IUB BHaaii'""-3ir J -