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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1922)
Af;1v 10, 1022 PA OR VOL' If r .J...-. , . , ft in i '"W.'Sil '" f Tnesiblt to Grandg gvtrilnfl Ofosemr I A PVM'H'KNIIKNT AKU'fUAIBR. dully mid weekly at L "iTjr5r"' trt'(tn, by Ia (Jriu.de Ktdo iTigi ttiiUfc'Tvtr i'uhliHlilriK Oumpany, 1.1'ruaU DKNN1H, Kdllor. jHtorVJ art the I'oMoffke nt L Orand. O'ruirun, a becomj CIhm Mail MUjr. Addrrns all communication! to THH CUHlOltVKF:, 1416 Adaiu AfM Cirandu, Oregon, IUUSCHIIT10 KATES. Ujr Carrier. Dally, per month .. 7Sc Lally, per three month fatly, per U 1:10., )u advance $4-6u Dally, alriKlo cpy ic f j Mull. Dally, pnr year, In advance Dally, eix months, In advance I 'ally, three monihtt, in atlvaoca . I'nlly, per muiitli - Weekly Obflwrvur-HUr, by Ball per year, In wdvaiM'w .. i.u CITY AM) COI NTY (WDNIM , I'ATKIk On inle In other c.lle OreiKm !otl ittwm bland, i'orlland; Invperlfti Newe iManrt, purlin nd; ttuJbnumaA new Hm ml, Portland. Hit Mil Kit OK ASSOCIATED FRKIS. The Attftuciaed I'r la xcluaWelf tiitllled to u fur publication of all uewi diKpatcht-s credited to It or not ttnrwlixj erdllt-d In thle paper, and lino the Iwnl nwe published thereto. All riichta of re-publlcallon of special I tip a u; hen bere alau are reeerved. Bible Thought. For Toda) TUB ONLY 001): Hour, O Israel: the Lord our God is one Lord.-r, llciiterollnmy li:4. THE SINNOTT OPPOSITION 'THE ofnet CAT Mill BE 1 IS POSTPOEOif . ll (Incorporated) ' ' ' JTlic candidacy of Mr. James U wynn f I Viidlctcn for congress against the present incumbent, A" irk Sinnott Heeins to be merely incidental, as the basis for the fight aigainst the congressman is in Idaho. This fart is disclosed hy dispatches from AVashiiigfcon staling the ainbiton of LUldisou T. Smith, Idaho congressman, who seeks to un seat .Sinnott in order that he (Smith) may advance tt com mittee positions which Sinnott has gained by long years )f active, earnest work. With this understanding people ft the Second dis tinct will be less anxious to displace- thp prt'setit congress man, for it will be a plain Idaho victory .The plot is an ' 'Idaho ulot conceived bv Idaho politicians and a virtoiv for then( would mean that Oregon loses to Idaho, valuabk',1 places on committees in congress. . ' ' ' '" It only shows to what depths men will resort to in or derto secure place iind power. 1 lie tearing down oT a mail who lias been on the job for y.?ars.iiieaiis.notli:ing to one who aspires to take his place in .ciemmittce appointment. at Washington. I Silt Mi. (iwynn is plainly the candidate of the Sinnolt,, opposition in ldahlo and not a candidate for congress in the full sense of the term.Tn fairness to .Mr. (iwynn if must be stated that he may possibly not bei aware of this Idaho plot, for the glamor of 11 caniaign and the desire for office verv often turns One's head to such an extent that he cannot soei conditions "tlmi those'outside of the. fight see very plainly. ' The. Sinnott opposition based in Idaho-is not the kino , t lint Oregon wants when a change in congressman is nlade. This state can ill afford to loose an.' of its prestige t( Idaho which naturally, seeks to obtain all the money pos sible, from the govi;j'iu'nunt for r.iclam'atiou projerts In 'Hie fiast sli..' has bc.'it Oregon ten lo one on getting govern lueut money, but . !tiiiT'nighout those fig'hts, Sinnott has fought Jone handed the Rorah iiiariune in 'Idaho. .'ITiaJ is the big reason why'ldabo wants Siiinott out of the1 way. I It" is vt'l'y troublesonre to the state that wauls evcry thing. tli,"- ggvertiineiit gives out ill the Way of reclamat ion. It would please IdaliV immensely to have a new man from . the Second district in Oregon for the fight against Ore gon's reclamation projects would then be easier. ' . .() , WHAT?- A QUAKE IN OREGON? F1SHI.N". I jes' set here a-dri-amin' A-lhcaniin' every duy, 0 the sunshine that'll a-Klemin' On the rivera fur away, .Vnd I kinder fall to wishin' 1 wan whfre the wattes awish; Fer if the Loi J made f ishin' Why a feller orter fish! While I'm studyin', or a-wrhlii", In the dusty, rusty town, I feel the fi.-h a-bitin' i See the co:k a-going down. So I nod an' fall to wishin' I was where the waters swish; Kit if the Uml made fishin' Why a feller orter fish. j; THE LION TAMER. Gadys: "Would you marry a wid ower, Muriel ; HIS ADVICK. "Vuur lifle," sai.l the military in Mtruetur, "is your best friend. Take every eare of it; trtat it as you would .-'our wife; rub it thoroughly with an oily ray; every day. 'o woman ever saw publie opinioi. i reflected in her mirror. NOTICK. I We have laughed at California people when they be come excited as the dishes rattled in the pantey, we have proclaimed to the world that Orejjen is the jdace to live because if is free from earthquake shocks, and we have scouted the idea of this section of (bid's paradise ever being bothered with tornado, cyclone y iiake. J !ut we have reckoned without analyzing what might happen for now the Willamette valley admits that it A'll an earthinakr-shock yesterday a shock that lasted' a full minute when the furniture shimmied and the 'buildings swayed, wholl the housewife screamed and the plumliu's ,!(V. H, ln,th ul Uu, Ku KIux s'tood in readiness to grab the ml'itcy had the quake lasted I Klan at the star Theatre tonight am. 'lllUeh longer. Tuesday and Wvdiirailay niirht by Ir And so far as can be learned neither the govcninr's' !- "; s',,w-v,'1' (llami turer of th. , .1 I- i-i i-i ... '. , ilailfk' Ni.ithwest Uomain. )r. Saw- messagl;' on the Ku Mux Man nor the Mansinen s reply lo;yi.r is i..,ue,-of international fa,m t llC governor had ally t hi llg what soever to do with t lie shock ' and will enlijrlilen the e..ple in repair. In J'acl all candidates for governor on both t irketsdiavc:1" ""' K"':!1 "r'"" that he reP. i ,1 I , i i . .. . , , 'e.eel. An organisation thai stand? been declared not responsibly lor the trouble, lint there f,- the enioreement of all law, and 3S'lie element ill political battle that may be guilty. The ; OVjneinhers of whieh are sworn t shock which caused buildings 1o swav back and forth iifavi"":,'sl "" nffil'-'''s i" the enfon-eineiit oi have been caused bv Congressman' Pat .MrArthur a'nil ""' r,,'-""l'il'' . ' the Mate- M. , . ' , .... nn-ntv loim our enoniies to the con- aunre ruuipacker, each campaigning f.T congn.'ss.-in t,a.y. Thousand. turned away at tin the Third district, for each has a sonorous voice which ''0,ll"nd Municipal Auditorium. when working at full capacilv will naturallv cause vibi-a- .,KZ? 1! ," "yls', l.i . . , ,,- ., (laid Adv.) King kleayle. lion, and these two candidates may hv the guilty one:- r-tr.-:;tj when (icorge I'.aker's ini,'st igat ing coniniittee finally! turns in is rciiort on the oll.-ike. ' Nature Ktept Her Secret.. : -Alans eon.llevt ol linlln n.l. T .1. T-l M . - I. ,1.. .. .. i . . ..... llieroailll lu. , '"ir . -v. i....i,v i.. ,k...v an ui.en ronlllel. M:,ilv of I'oiiii's to maknii;'. Vr lnnhods and seerels she lia n.o (Special to Tia Ob.crvtr) " I'r.Kui, May io.-,m .a.tliall Kame payed Sunday between I'ulmer. and Perry was called off in the latter pait of the Kame on nciiiunt uf rum. When the game, ceastd the score va. even. Another ganie to n-ttle. the supremacy will I played soon. . . I.Mj-b. (ie-ne iiounliam will leave the latter part of this week for Spo 'kane to visit with friends and, rela tives. She expects to be irone ,'uhout wo months.' Roy I'arkman, has been absent from work for several dais on account of a sprained ankle. Mr. and Mrs. Lowery went to La (JiandeH'ridiiy morninjr. Mr, l.owery will undergo a major operatic. i. W. A. Watson left Wednesday on No. 2'f for Seattle to spend a few days visiting with friends and rel atives, A surprise party was (riven Wed nesday evening to Mis. Taoel Han sen, the occasion being her birthday. a pleasant even;ng was spent at caids, after which coffee, cake and sandwiches were served. Mrs. (laud liriulen drove to La (jrnnde Friday afternoon. Mr. Johnson spent Thursday shob- Iriing in La (irande, Joe Smitfi, who has been ill for several days, is able .to be. oat again. j H. Larsen is having his house re modeled this week, lie has also built !a new foundation under his building. PI. . e Muriel: "No, I prefer to tame my; "- r-g'v,ng a v......,A f,,r mv,.f " Party at the Community Mall Satur- i day afternoon for the .children from , ., ... . ; . the seventh giade -dow n. In the ev- ''H , u cvtT. ""'W "u f " ening they will give: a party for the Ji-n he'isn - Pu""nt .' . ; eighth grade pupils. After the p:ntie ,,..,, I the younger set will give a. da.vte. He-; . , , f " . , tfreshments will be . seivc..'.. The . "e"', ,7 "1 '. X l,he"tr been engaged Xiom Lad . ... - i;rn(C. taJi! came to a halt in the middle ol ; Mvs (.mrf;c Kollel..son ,, M,.J the block. Jack JIurray drove, to La (Jnlule fl heard the lady say, btop, Thursday to do some shopping 'tbeX, tVV,''r' ...r- . ! Mrs. Lover has sold her home in up-i .-Well, she wasnt taUmg to you- pcl. ,Vn.y ,, CXI,wts t n,(i,u ',! "' Tin.- iirvitt VII III.-I OVKII ''" (;ii""k- A mu- ha':r n she ox-, '' : ' J' 1-L.SHA.M) lll.LOU.il. ls t() 1111kc lm. ,KiI)le p,.,,,,.,,,, . , -yt four eaen morn he sallies lorth,1 . jijilun ' j to milk the old brown cow, .; ' j Ami on his ';iv stuns lit tile shed and: feeds the old white sow, Then to the old big oaiu ne goes and; t weather feeds .the old bay nunc, Ml:i-J for Jack lie puts the coffee on to boil and cooks j ;,. .r,t the bill of fare. The choics he does, the breakfast cooked, tlio children's slumbero J o'er, Ho di es.-es half a dozen twins and J spanks a (iozell more. I lie washes off the dishes and scrubs J the dirty floor, I The while he sings and works uway,)j ' he lets dear wii'e.v snore. . I 'Ho1 saws the wood nnd gets the tut J and from the conn r there i The Old washboard he gets and J senilis the clotlies, lor wide fair. I Then to her room he softly steals, , right lovingly does say, It's ton o'clock, my love, and are yoi. , going to slrop all day I t'ha.-. Hannah, h'tarkey a All we. have to say is, if this mm. ever gets a divorce, we know where he can lind another wife. SI THE NEW STRAW . ; HATS $3, $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 See Window! IT 6 S AWMHftMi't ' -linn ..jWIIIovVt Coiyriglrt IKZ Hart Sclaldier & Marx it -i;. l a built Krnst It YOU( hero- riioni1 icy. en. The Kind of Clothes Men Want are tne Only Kind We Sell! ' This store carries Just oni;' kind of nierehaiiilise everyone knows that X. K. West k Co.'s standards aru built upon .uuality. In clothing you Ket the best style, the finest quality woolellB, th(; fit, the. Jie.it valuo, tot;ellier wtth inu-sonal. service and a guarantee of satisfaction. HART SCHAKKXKK " & .MAK'X tako eare of all theso ihincs, The.y are good reasons why you otisht lo come Jiere. -Young nteirH spring nnd suniiiier models $25 to $55. Edwin Clapp Shoes Stetson Hats " a:"' '' Interwoven Sox . Van Heusen Collars Bates Street Shirts Kodak pictures every where Kodak Service here 'This is the time of year wlien pi-ture possibil ities are-plenty,-' and ve are ready with the photo graphic goods you want. . All ihe Kasfnuin supplies always in stock. Kodaks Film Accessories Strawberries and Cream Red Cross Drug Store l j cream .Watch This Space AL'S ILLUMINATING STORE Klin Street near V. M. '. A, La Grande, Oregon The California Retries which we are getting .iictcr nice, ami we can also send the wiui your order. Walla Walla Asparagus. : Large solid Head Lettuc.e. (ireen I'eas, the Telephone kind, New Potatoes, getting cheaper. :' Hawaiian rresh Tinea Cucumbers, hot house. Radishes and (ireen Onions Just Tell Central Main 80 When Placing Your order for Vegetables. iles. Furniture Exchange PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Call Main 80 " " "1 (tUiiTlit tin Ihrvr It's fur ti ok timt'; linw I t'Jirli llie fmirlh It," said fi mruatiuti diiTi-lur in i il.'tininjf Ins new j"i!, citing ttll f'iis if pi'o- V.'tlnr. Winn it COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ID D0N0IIUE, Trop. Phono, Black 1241 Fir & Jefferson Mellin newspapets express di.--i:ii-.: that the l-'imu h should make such ; fuss over 1 U-m i.si- . a iiien- nil?..,. pie lo learn how to have n good tmii'i fi(:i,T, Uorlia you know, always bW ill II '.'l I t'vate- t Iiusim-D , ), klllluird idea.-- about fighting. . that was ever starle t." . 1 d ,1. :i or i-.ei. : i ne iroo.'le in iieiainl setus lo be 'that now the liisli ant to be in le I I I ' ' 31 'I'liru- list. I to bi' a ilr:il in i':. fiMitpt f ir the iilru lli U a Ira- Iter iii'inU'd lt 'ti:nh kills ho v. t. pla Xv no M'hoi'l that mtalhii a couif in playKHMitur iiistrurthHi ha cvr vilUav;ly fliMHsri with it. Sinn tin n it- has ln-i n f.mn,J that u mn many pvown-ups twvil t ht satin- km. (if tc:u hiiiiJr. W in-re w lioUstniu' aniiiM1 ,J hfiult'tl of tlu Ii I jtl-H't (f VX - ) tv5Ai ff. tr .1 i lt I KIT'4' ?SmVKVZ ( u fl -'! rrr 1 I 1 I I I I I I I - : j t MWtW mm wmmtt mi R ru fir II i m IP PAY I A7J I 0(1 I IftE Ipeposits Whfit 1 It i bet I Hoover is mad Kadio Oar. We hope hell tnrt . Il' ii'gnue liy telling tin. umld whelliei a coniei'i is bioadeast or broad.-a-tcd. nietit.. nboiieit, ttu-le is little ctia-n-i I w ' for the unwholesome ones to take! root. Game of Chem It Old, Teailiing a coiiiniunity lo make' Tin- t.iine of -ti .- seeon in hnvo constant ti e of its parks, lis play j f-""" n III lllniliH.vlali by l lie HM)ne ITiounds and its S'-hool-heilM's fui c on "f 1 'l"iiii'iiotn. ll . eliaiiLeit t't lit ll ii i t y fun 'f the kind that hriirltt .-n-. ''"'' I'erMiun Into I'lielraiu... out the e-'es and sin-njrt hens nowles,, lests' Ariili-. who look .iis,esiuii of 'that .vearied minds and breeds sportsman, p'"' V. bad neitber Ilia Inlllnl or ship and fiiendly eo-opeiiition, is, in-j,,! ''"al lett.-is if itmt .void In tbeir deed, n lrieat and llselul Iiisiio'.i. "I" t. I "iieiiieiuly iliey alteivl DON'T FORGET THE DINNER i (iivell by the ladies of lite Mel'imlist clllll'rll. On Wetlnesday evening at i' "clock. 'fhey are gviiig in serve Chase cv Sanborn " Uriiiiil Coffee, 'the finest Havered coffee found. PHONE Seal Now sian llicse ' ! o . - "" "li.'linnt. TMii;h nl one 9 i that t Ik- 1 1 i t i- ) l-.a.e I lint 1,'u.- ""' " 'r.l to fer B nil. ran it he that they're back of; "'"' "" - 171 ''. th Hindu 1 ; Wyominif liases, to?. "'iu.uU " h-l '""-' ' I G. SN0DGRASS rm. " """ " v ' i, The prosperity of our depositors ' is of great importance to us. 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