La Grande evening observer., June 06, 1922, Image 4

PAOE FOl'R
TfK ORAKDE ETENTNTf OBRTCTIVER
La Grande Evening Observer
X IMlKI'LCNIlIiNT M' U I' A I'KIL
I'ubttnlM-d clatly and wcukly at l.a
f)randi, Oregon, by l,a Grand Uvea
tUM Obanrver 1'uhlUtitnif Company.
UHUC'nl DJbl.NNlH, Kdllor.
Bntared at tha roslofflro nt L,a nranda.
Oregon, an Hucund Cluaa Mall Matter.
AridrflM all communication! to THK
OHHKKVBll, 1416 Adaaia At a,, La
Urande, Oregon.
uhschiition rates,
117 Carrier.
Daily, per month .
Dally, per thrae montlia
pally, pr alx mo., In advanca .
Iially, single copy M
.11.31
-ii.io
11 Hall.
Dally, par year. In advanca
Dally, alx tnonUia, In advance
Dally, three monltia. In advanca .
Dally, per Biontli
Weekly Obaerver-Httr, by nail,
per year, In advum-
-15.00
-ti.tci
..h
II nn
cu r ano coi wtt urnuiAii
I'ArKlk
iiiK snout. And they uru not aii-ak-Ini!
ultuKi-tlar for tliemhulv. That
15,1)110,000,000 la nut really owed
to the American hankers, nine in
very unnill part. It la owed lo nil
eltl.ena who own Liberty Uoncls, or
w. sun". l'Triii"iiiiI 55: ! W ' tx,m, or buy Kooda.
'land. l-urtliid;
4land. Portland.
alultnoiuab Ni
Death-Defeating Radio.
There urn aeainen who bolluve that
HI.UIIIII 01' ASSOCIATED I'llBSa.
The A-...-l...d l'rr Is elclualvely tl,e 01.(!,Iia, ,,,,, uf J() ,
.ntltlid lo iikh for I '' 'ltu?.n ' ! i UM,ii.,fiou i ,. .. .
.H-WM lllKl.alcll.'l' rreuiieu w ii or noj i ,rn imy uii j.uhu nuperior.
ithorwUi- redl Mil in i. . ""' - U IB till) IllOKt dllUKeroUD Htl'L-teh
it) rlulita of io-piibllfallon of auaolal
ilauatchve hero alao am ruerea.
Bible Thought For Toda)
i.'imtt dl.' Till: .Si'llilT: hove.
joy, peine, Icmirsuf feriiu, gcntleneas,
Koodness, Illltli, ineehiieaa, temiier
iincc: iijjainst thv.a- there is no law.
COMMITTEE FOR PRIMARY IMPROVEMENT
The Uepublieaii central committee of Union county,
v-liich is tlie organization sponsoring J-ulili'iiu priuci
rjjlcs throughout the year, lias gone on reif rtl Avith a desire
to improve the present primaiy law.
it is a worthy step, hut people should not throw np
their hands and say," they want the old convent in back
again", for such is'not the case. 2o fair-minded .Republi
can wants a return of the 'corrupt, bossed convention.
On the other hand, no fair-minded Republican brieves
that the present primary Jaw is divine and not subject to
improvement. . 4 .
The committee does not want, to abolish the primary
in any maimer whatsoever, but it does seek to provide
(some guidance, to have the parly in Orcgi n stand for
rionrethiug; to have some principles which today are nev
er put before the electorate.
To do this there must be some kind of a meeting of
men and wfnieii interested in Republican principles and
out of that conference a platform can be written and u
dop'ted for candidates to stand upf n, and if they do not
htouid there they have no right to run as Republicans. "
The New York primary law has been suggested as an
inipi1i:yeinent over the Oregon law and we believe it is an
improvement,, In that state a' conference is held and a
platform is written, and at the same lime candidates for
the different oil ices are recommended only, 11ns does not
shut out anyone from running, and if the m inference should
berime corrupt or err in judgement; the free right of run
ning, another candidate is preserved.
Under this plan Oregon -would be relieved from the
Johnny-Jump-ups anil the self-centered boys nominating
Ihemselves; it would be relieved of influences entering
into party politics which do not belong there.
Unquestionably ihe Union County Republican Cen
tral committee lias taken the (first step to achieve a sane
primary procedure for the'state; 'To 'our mind it is a his
torical step, for the entire party in the state has been wait
ing for some county to take the lead, all knowing that t he
primary law needs improving, llor its expense and results
are not what the state either wants or can ail'ford.
RE-INFLATION.
In
all the Great Lalien, with their
lieuvy traffic, folia and awlft atonim.
Lakeinen call Whltellsh Day 'Thf
Graveyard of Ships." Ita CO miles
are utrewn with wreck. The wa
ters of the (,-reat, sweel inland Bea
pour mound Its corner Into - the
channel of the St. Mary's rhx'r, and
no matter how wnooth und beauti
ful the weather clnowhore, the bay
In ulwityi chopjiy .with eonflietlni!
currents. No nialtfr how many
years u captain litis sailed the lakes,
no matter what his record for In
telligence and -caro or perhaps nil
the more so because of that he Is
always tlad when ho eels out or
that dirty strutrli of hidden rocks
und torluous drifts ami uwkward
winds.
Safety has como lo Ihe bay nt
last throuKh radio. One radio
naval lompass station was opened
the middle of .May, mill within three
weeks two more will he ready for
action. Tins skipper lost In fog cun
ask "about his,. position nt any mo
ment. Iteports from two Btatlons,
tclllnir his illnoctlon from Iheni, can
bo plotted on'lilB chart. His ship
is where the two Hues meet. -
The people who uro lnnientliia; thv
proKiess of -radio ' bea use It udcls
more nolso and j-ostlilHsnesn lo- life
may well pause before they condemn
it. l or inosu who go down to the
sea In ships it may jnoaii Hie it
self, -v .' .
THE 'OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
Sll.'XlJii''
Tin
.s,L.v. Time fi.
(lncorraled)
TV7
women an
Children
v-"Munsingwear"
liKI'OHE AM) AFT Kit
licforc a man's muriitd to the K'1'
the door mut says, "Welcome." Af-i
tii wauls it says, "Wipe Off Your
Feet." 1 j
Under the swinging street car strap !
The old maid stands uitu stands,
And stands und utunds and stands and i
itands.
And yUnds and stands and stands.
The bird that likes to do a fancy j
kid on the wet pavement for the en-:
tertninment and admiration of the on-j
lookers should parody the once fam
ous sunjf thusly: ". love my life, but
oh, you skid!"
Which are the Htatcs having the
KreaU'sl Jiumher of clu etiirally o-
'Milpped homos? Washington, Oregon
and Ohio. June brides will now know
whore they want to llvu. Uut even
New KiiKland is beKlnuins to elm-el rip
mild inti rest In waahhiK machines.
THE WRONG STUKRT.
Edith: "Dick, dear, your office is
in Slate street, isn't i! 7"
Dickey; "Yes, why?"
Edith: "That's what I told pa.m
He 'made suvh u funny mistake about
you yesterday. ' He said he'd been
looking you up in rtradxtreet."
After this the St. Louis girl sen
tenced for stealing trousers will only
steal those with men inside.
The treasuiy says there are now
500,000 new peace dollars in circula
lion. We demand a re-count.
N
ew
t
Black or Brown
KID OXFORDS
$5
In the soft kid leather, so popu
lar to those desiring a 4-om.orlahie,
low heeled oxford. Made with wHt
solo und mililary heel . In either
.black or brown, all wl.C's. "TrU-eVl
specially at $5.00.
KEEPS THEM COOL
wredles heller. Ills
other underwear .-.., r ,
form ri i it- iti.ii. r m" '"""
Ih.Ul Ihe ser vie. ....i.., .
Millions nl fauw
liroof of lis superiority.
heailqiiarieis lor tnio
loinwii mill c:illlin:n. J.- r-
No
and covers the
imllil roinfolt inul flitisl'avtion
fectly fitting Muii.-ini; unde
and entliusiuslic wearern are
This store- Is i'k,-lllSie
.iiv ,i. :,k ihe muthers and children to examine mo
different carmeuis.
It is the niiist
popularly prk-ed.
' ufoiioinh'-nl underwear lo buy and it u
"MUNSING"
Silk Vests and
Eloomers
Are a heautiUll and apiirnprialf ad
dition to Hie loveliest trousseau and
nevir ci asini; di'light to any woman
or miss.
Made of fire soft knitted silk
and without seams, ihe dainty col
ored vests and bloomers are. delight
fully comfortable lo the wearer.
l'ricul at $;i.0tl iiarinent.
( i!
V
(
Always
Piofcct
Fitting
New "Phoenix". Silk Hose Today
ilk uil'u fine open mnpe in
It ack rind brown mire s
; all sizes. ' Triced ?1.7a pair. gtfT
:k sh )"v
Mr. Ilartzell worked for that firm
once before and he is oinr back be
cause he prefers that kind of work to
that in the shops.
The -Kveiiiiitf OIisitvcI' weeks niitl weeks nit said bus
iness would have to takenuie of two eiiiirses--ei her suffer
the geiienil drop, drop, drop in eoiiiinodit ies and labor,
or have re-inflat ion. Our juduiiiieMt then was that re-iufl i
tioii was veny liable to ccnie, for the reason that America
holds the wealth of the world', and it seemed lo us that
bankers would hold their WiA on the brake about so lony
and then they would inrrease the business speed.
The speed is inereasiiifr. Harden Ctilfax, writing in
1he Portland Oreonian, says the banks of the Tniled
Stales are buliu with idle eretlit, and that 10 b.llions
of dollars lie unused in t he nat ions van II s.
liankei's ablijor idle money. Their teai-hinn is against;
Mich a tiling and our leaching I'iually controls us wiiether
Ave be bankers, ranchers, or railroad men. Thus, it would
M'eni that- hankers of the, country, having rown tiretl
of idle piles of money in their vaults now seek in'(s1 nient
that willl jrive returns, with the result that re-inflation
to some extent, is now on and is bound to o-ct liiyer. No:
one Ijcoks for the hip. hip, hurrah inl'lalioii we once had
in this country when the safest and sanest business men
lost their heads and went plmiu'iiiir like a chariot! horse,
but it is quite apparent there is puny; Mo be more money
turned loose each iiionih than has been and every time;
Ibis happens the rc-iul'lat im -ains just that n h!
Somehow, rvniythiny; points to better times if more
iliolley und fri'i r speliilini; lnake belter times.
II has not lo a pass where the
poor Old World has cot lo b afraid
of in vitiiiK. Uncle Sum to Internation
al parties, for fear of being snubbed.
MOO
S BUND
She was a fair-haired, fluffy ilittb
jthinir. who had taken a po.-ition n
. sub swoman in a department store. A
few da's later she met a boy friend
and both stopped to have a little chat
I "How do you like your job?" in-
quired the boy friend-
"Oh, I like it very much' said the
j fluffy one, "only they shift mo around
i ton much. At twelve o'clock I'm in
hats, ai t'iree I'm in dresses, at four'
i Mr. Hanstiner, a shop employe at
; Huntington, is in the Grande Komtc
i hospital and would be glad to sec any
I of the men from thc.-e shops. Mr.
I Hanstiner is a member of the local uf
the shopmen's union.
Deil
COMPOSER DEAD
lk'
I'm in lingeries, at six I'm in stock-'
ings, and '
"I'll look vou up tomorrow at eight,"
1 said he
Hartzcll, for the past five
years engineer at the power houe,
said he had worked tod hard those five
years and that he was going to ta!:e!
Ciunde band at th? Union Su
V- W. Plumber, maintenance c.C wa,.
employe, is in the St. Vincent h"-!'U i!
at Portland suffering wih high Un
prrssurc and haidening of the iul.'. ii s
Wall Lane, boiler maker heipe", b
in the same hospital recovering fum
a s-ei ious operation.
Win. Hi own, a cai per.U r
-hop, is on the sick list.
at t:!
D:rth in a Rcce.
A i;-ihi nt l.;Hnii--iiiii'. 1'njbtinl, ft.
'. nic!ii!o v "'f ii t i in f cm ion liianiifjie-
j tiirci.-i. died ivo'iilly, irum tin- ert'eets
1 of ii M-ir I; hy m r.ii ih'.rn. One day
' In- pric!ad hi IkumI when jit his gardwi.
! Ntr ilay lie coiiiplaiitcil uf pain, lmt
n n I'Miiiiinaii'in ivviMlrd tmilnni;. I .alcr
ids J : ji t : c I swelled and a dminr tnld him
lie was MilVeriiiL' fi"in pepiic poi-suiiing.
lids caused his death.
(Uy A"uclutcd Press)
NKW YORK
l,,i",sn' in iioouoyo unJiy Urey
me battle chant of American soldiers
and sudors in the war ugaiust Spain,
died at the Manhattan state hospital
May 8, blind and a pauper, according
lo friends. . Humes also composed
s-evernl other songs, popular annin.l
11M)0 and is reputed to huvo written
the song, "Vou Won't Ho," with which
Han Jolly, a noted variety actor, sanir
himself to fame. Humes had beta con
fined in the hospital about two year
ami the Masonic order and friends had
been seeing to his welfare.
When your wife tni.-plnees her pook-
I b iUn ;.ts.iii lev ...dli.etnl'
0,K.:.',U'!r -r"ul I,,mi! He'can find money anywhere. '
of '(ioodbyo Dolly Grey,"! . -
a vacation. Thereupon he packed h's
suitcase, forgot his work, and is now
taking in the sights between here a.idj
Portland.
J. P. Caldwell nnd Kvevett Hesse,'
machinists, are laying off a couple of j
days! They. arc to play with the I'-ijf
SHOP NOTES
Items nl' Interest from the
O.-W. Shbps.
John Hart.ell, who has been em
ployed at the shops for some time, liar
resigned to accept a position with th;
Stoddard Lumber comminv at Raker
Imperial
Fountain
(Imperial HiMan! parbn;)
The dtlnkH are a little belter
They are mixed ity men who
know how.
lee cold.
Specialties Ice cold limited
mllUs .iihI milk shakes,
R. G. ESTES, Prop, :
Turn the Conic
Save A Dollar
an
Diiiiiiniul V Slrjiwiieiry Jain, lb. can'.
I'i.'i ml W li'a.silierry .Jam, "' Hi. ean
Diamond Y Dlaeklierry Jam, .") lb. can.....
Diamond W J.oanlieriv Jam. -" I ! . (.;m
Guaranteed Quality
...$1.30'
...l.:it
..$1.1-)
...ei.io
Your Own Favorite Perfume
Violet el
t ion, we have
and we st'll that perl'iiim
the lowest price.
rose, l)fUU('t or
he liert'iiiiie whid
fa ne v eoinliiiia-
lii
i you re
ulk or
allv Id
e,
e at
Aurea
I 'oniieia
Da 'I'relT,'
iSal'I'iauor
The Newest in Toilet Waters
I )jer-K iss
I. a 'Oriuon
Dlorieut:
Kli..va Mae
MONEY
TO LOAN
On
La Grande Residence
Property
J. R. OLIVER
'S.Y2-W
G,
HO
M
GROCER
Quality and Service
FREE DELIVERY ,
CALL MAIN 43 '
Red Cross Drug Store
!
2
The Flapper.
(Corvallls Cuzetle-Ttmes)
Kvery once In a whil" hmiu oin
tIhih to remark I hat our m'und- !i.
inolhero were just ns Piupi"'' lh a '
1 he present genera Hum a nd poiJ' .i '
to hoop Pklrts and rlt.ttlutu frnmj1
rurrenl literature to irnv, tt, Hut;
ttmy could tto baek farther than tti.n 1
and some of them have. Itetemly j
we saw nit nreount of tlie HaiMMT !
oslty of the Kypiian maldeim nt"
hotlie ;.0Ol yen in H'o, (mK h lt,r
tieenunt was not literal it did no)
coiney the. exitet Idea that Ihe ohei
people might have had of the minv,
stors of that day. Here In one from
Soei att. however, t hat nhnw h hu
iad t ho p or tdd world v as '.Vi'nn
yeitri HKoIlh the ir anil lnvs
all olni; to tlie devil as lai nn pis
slble, Sot-rates rote ;
"The rhlblren now fiive luvitiy.
tlK'V have li'd maiim-rs, contempt 'or
authority, they hIimw dlsre.ii oet to
elders and Invt hatter In !ae of
errtse. Children arc now- tyrant
not th'1 staves of their hotischnM
They no longer rise when ;in Vlei
unt'TR tht room, they coniradtr'
thetr parent, itatt..r befot cm.
patiy, r-4'!d U t u- 'i;;intn - (
table, cro.-d thir le-s ,-L(l tvianniiC
n-r tli.'ir I'edaomiei. Alelhtados
even sma.ketl a literary master."
They h.iy imwadays that Socnite'
whs one of I lie nicest men who evt'r
iive. a nre.it philosopher ami a man
fi master mind. Thai Tie was riht
m his w ailing i i idenred by the
re-.tiii, tor. m,. d-maiid. wliert is
to.i.iv. Where is she?
-o
Business Relations.
Th.
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tin-in. It ad, la that
. r,-,lit,,i- t,i itl. rvtl
lIKSIll'lil-
s i . u 1 1 -iutui-l,
Willi an innu'iil fur
l i'l illnli i with Uii.
p.lHiriilall tho lli
Ain.'l I. an ri'lir;'si'll-
I'.-ii.i rul i..ii i-niniulH-llll
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fill! Ii ihIiiii:
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iih i In. worlil'N
t nl U.'i.i'O'V,
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1 air uf .:-it 1 1 iii ii tm
mm.!, in i.i,.i,.,tl,in nl
r.'-i-. mi i,!v liv iih
a 1. ami In t!., solution
AN INCOME OF .
$100.00 A WEEK
iiinoiints lo no more than .10.00 a week in llie end
if it is all sienl as you pi.
Sound business judgment dictates (hat a iortiou
of your earnings lie. set aside as a reserve against
possihle future misfortune or sickness and as a
means of t;ainiii,n' financial independence.
A savings account in this liank is a sound invest
ment. It will voik for you every day in (ho
year and always he available in the hour of need.
La Grande National
Bank
tub
I FOURTH and ADAM
GRAND OPENING
SATURDAY, JUNE 10
Famous
.(eSIy's Comedians
ilili-ins iii win,
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a'mi.'ni i
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Capital and Surplus, $205,000.00
1,'KUAm.K
l'U'Odb-KssiVK
AVith
PHIL"" ABIE" EEEG
AN ALL STAH CAGT
A FAMILY SHOW AT FAMILY FRICJL'3
II 25c, S5c, 0c
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