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

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La Grande Evening Oteeryesr
AN INIIfGI'UWUICNT NKWSI'AI'KH.
l'iihUlu'U tuny nd weekly m La
Urmidit, (rtKim, hy l.a (irnnda bJru
lutf Obnvrvtr I'lihliHlilnv Company.
itllUCt) UKNNIM, J-.dJtor.
finternd at the Pout of flee tit I .ft Omn,
Oruirnn. Hit fctHuond CIhi Mil Mil tor.
Addrodn all cnmmtinlnalloni to TUhJ
Ol!hi:UVi:K, Ultt AOiwi Ave,, La
Orandtt, Or koh, .
UMHCKII'TION It ATM,
Ily Cnrrlrr.
(;ITY NU f'fliwrr i
IMMM
(In imU In other ()mi
ftwN UlHhil, J'nrllaari, litwi.cMri
Htaiiil, PurtlHiitf; Aiim
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THE OFFICE CAT
uv jr.virs-
f'it
Oatly, p-r month .. .7 fee
Ually, inr thrto inoulliM U.afc
Ouliy, pt-r Ik mo., In advanca W4.6J
Dally, aniKiu copy . - .'
The AMauflnfi4 Prea la etclutively
n(tUHd lo u for imblluaUoii of all
ukwi dMpt''M- rruulud lo It or not
ttiurw itt! i-i'tMtlied In thla papal, arid
tlio thu umI Haw dublialtud therulft
kll rlnlitti of i u-pLiulU'ullon of apodal
jiupalctjojt liwru olao are ruMttrvtU.
Sible Thought. Tor Todaj
II r Mull.
Oally, tier yaar, hi advance -$S.IHI 'iIK UNTA.MKI) TON'dllK: II.
Daily, all mmillia, In ailvanca 4.bu , c.".o..lh hiu inoiilh u ,.( h hi,
Oaily. u.rtu montlia, lu ailvanca ..!. 1111,1 k"l "i "i" mourn Kocpetn hi.
l.auy, per r.K.iiin . mo out III! unit upeiioin Willi' ins lip-
tVetakly ormcrvwr-Blar, by wait.
shall havi ilesl rtr-t ion --I'l iv. I!l:'l.
J. ,f. fuller Olooiii: From Pfay
i,Jy.W Jutk l).'ii:p:.- u.v! MroU
pius. ci.o.1 olhr-r iw.
; .Vlt'JII'! l'IOVII IM.ACi:
A Kclionl liMlrh.-attinft-a1 tin ours
V l"tl 11 f it ni!o. Thi'
I.OV old '.til, Itevl
S."i!ir l'lia m f(1.
W.'u'.' !,: ' S:itaT- tia frflrhkd
('ri.ft fiif lh pnlimnl
nf a y nl I la mi his i.-ar. 1
III "lUnrifc im In i! It hi r. afl.fr."
WhrU'ri Hi., imillur with thn ;;'iii h
wizardH. V.' h.'ivi'ii't licin-.l n rhlrp
"til .11 lln'in y.'t. It i j.-ti!l j
l!i;it I li.; jii :'. fi . rr,i l;iKii't Ij.iui
rili:i.(! :.''..;:iiii.
i: i:i!Vviii:i:m
liiii I'm- Inrl u !!.''
I
s slHiiild lit' mailt'
fi' iiist'l iiwlusi ri;il
THE SIXTY MILLION CUT.
Tlint wiix mi nwl'iil ffasli 1 lie I'nilt'tl SCatcs r-iiili'iiiiil ImImu'
btinnl plaft'ii' in thf liiiiiiicii wlifii it tlclcniiincd tti nil
liO iitillions mlT tlit'ir want's. Tlic slash seems Iti be loo
heavy ami in siii.l'rt ill' thin opinion we point, lo the mill
ority me.nilieiship nf the lioaivl itsell'. ""The itiiiiol'it y re
port is quite ilain in its nplirnidiiiK Ifio majority, on't-rin
as it tines eritii-isin 1ha1 is caustic anil severe.
In making vau'' J'ctinct ions the railroatl labor hoard was
siiiiosod 1o use M ml juilnmeiit. That is the cause I'm
such a, ihililiei'at ive boily. And to use piou ,utli;iiieiit
will aree t hat rethii't mns in wae sea
very riulual anil wilii iin endeavor not
coiitui mns. ,
Theli pinion i :- general, railroad nieii shni'iiijj: it. Hint rea
sonable waije reilutetioii is to confc as living condit ioiis ad
just themselves. Ihif no out1 can earnest lit' reason that
the reduction should' he made in one drastic slash.
Such procedure invites strikes and disil rd the very
things the rail! road labor board' was supposed to li( in ex1
istencc to prevent.
THE ANNUAL CHAUTAUQUA.
Coniiuit'lees are at work on the annual 'hautauiii:i.
5iixl this year it is said fin excellent program ol' able talem
is lo visit. I iii (Ira title.
The park is being put in readiness and its beauty, so
ably kept by Caretaker Thomas, offers an invitation for
camping that should appeal to all vh(M love nature.
To eiiiinv ( 'hautaimii.n in (lie fullest si'iise one sli. nibl i nilll(l1' wl1
.t. .'.I. .1 .:. I. ii : .i. . ... . . j I Iiomi-h liilf.
ramp iiiroiign me em ire wcck. ii is ine tinny way 10 gei
tlie full and complete "kick" out of the event.
Of late camping has not been so :pular, but its
popularity should return.
It is a great, time for litiniaiiitY
i: i:i!vn.v,
Two liinn-luintH
pvlz.'
In l.lio H-ir-minn fl.-lil f Iflios'.
Olll' 1 1 1 1 I I he HI'IIH.I Ii, nil-. I'I'lli n
Ami Hoim hnii' lil out his ii''i';h
lior.
tiio ins tiii: .most mmivi:?
A man iniiy li;:v.- Just li inncli
li.irMiom- as a woman hut not no
imli h of Jt sliow.s,
A II iltililiMV woman win. piMii
lior liilKlian.l lulu a Iriink ami lliro
away thi' It. y ltan ' . i;i,: r. a t lv m.'o
Iho fiin-i' ':il .n,:.li-iii, "II. .'a ..in
luihl my InlMliaiiil?"
A (.a'l.T yo'iai; I'. 'Her v.'i Idiow
(r.i?r v.i'iii io a minor nlio ;
V!i"ii !ic wool, av.-ay
Jlo l.i.l n roup
ii'l two i-iitiiiimy roailsliTs In low.
i Al Snvil, r s--: II inn:a li" loiifli
ii mji ;i hiiiiiaa p.'aroi ks, wlion tin
inonlliii' llino coniPH.
.'. .Miinlu'lli', Ihi- c lil-f.ir.li lour O !
.iiaH:lntf .asn'l hy radio.
Ailiu'liraiifif; ari- oiton
Thn k'i'I with tin' (Iri'iiiii)
may ho iiiilto v.i'lf awalio.
I plivo
IMCIIOV I Vti
Wlfo "Do yon lenow. oi; :
KT.mini: hanthomc, !inliij '!''
Illt'thaUil -"Yfa. Ii's a v.ay
il.'ivo wlii'ii it t!"ls an v. In ri- in
yn ii r hlilliilay."
SOW M) tiii;v
' Wlii'ii a y o it n tt man mil ls a Kill
'ami III I L. ill live v.llll 111.!', ihc UllOIlK!
a', f ill ;:'i'!n..r, '..s ono loii'il to say,
"Will you ho niino".'" It 1b more
iiolllll ill tlH'so days lo UhlaJ.i'l',
".May i lio yours?"
(J.'iir.v!!
whiuk.ij
.'liiii.
Waaliliirl,
1 1 iM was
I. iliilii't.
'il.(ii:i now
Aml.41 hold .'oiiiliii'lor loi' nnalili-
lilll llh lti'ls."- Ili adliuo. And lo ro
wo alwaya tlioiihl tiio hravi- do-H.'l-veil
the faro.
A I'rial man is ho who can parlt
I : o lords whom- ..hi- I'or' was
i:ri:od Ir ioro.
1 j .M. ii aro warn!:! not to Itcop llioir
!"vi's on t! clm-k, hut what if It is
ia a .uii I's s'-'.'.-lt iiri4 '.'
! .NOT VST!
?donoy t.illts. Jtid you ovor h.1
man's head on a silcr dollar'.'
MILLIONS in,!: urn
Til.' f.'ilo'.v who i-oiupli.ins lliat
Ids lionii' town papi'i' lias noiliiui.
Ill it, Is Ihi- sain' one who loa.H
tho loudost oor tho 'jihoii' to tl'.o
hiu pajior comos a l'i u
'!ii'ii moony talks no ono slops
lo i rilii'izo its ,nrainmai
iiailivavs o!'i:m:o
llo tiiiolt lo Itii'k If thinys socm '
wrontt, hut kli k lo mo and mako M j
Hlrontt. 'I'o mi. tko thinvs riaiit tiiyos i
mo ili'liKht, it I am v.ioiil; and .ouj
aro ritiht.
IIIMI.NK. Swll norland, ,uno in.
Two hunt!!''1!! mid fifty mi!" of
olritrlo nn.iinliiin railways In tho
('onion of Orison havo rorontlv hi on
oinoii'd. Thoso linos roniioct tho ro
sons of Si. Morli. and 1'ontroslna
wilii Ilayo.-i and otlior poltits, ln
i'luiliiil,r Coiro, on lho HhilH'.
Swll ;'.i Via ad has now it total of
I, foul mih's of oloMrir- raiiwavs.
To Abolish Child Labor.
Alisoltilo aholiiion of chihl liihor in
tho Utiitiil Stall's is Ihc ohjai't of a
p.'l iiiiiih lit oiKani.'.atioii fin iucil u few
days mi;o in Washinirton. lli'pl.'soii
Ittlivi's of M'vcral oimaniMilions wt'i'o
talh'tl loKi'tlior for :his iHiino.t' h
.Sanllud tlonipors, pri'ililcnt of Ihc Am
I'l'ii'nn Ki'ilcialioii of l.iihnr. Tlic new
orKanialion is to he known as "the
ptrnianciil von forciu'c for the iiholi
tion of chiiil laSiii ." Mi, (ionipi rs was
made ehniiinan.
Thai sinunls like business. The con
foio'vo appointed n committee of III
lo ihnfl n eonstiiutii.iial am.'ndmcn',
and "ihc hc-( form of law to unit the
situation."
I he efforts made hy the Nullum' i
Chihl Lal.or Committee, t lie Children': jj
Dun an an. I oilier neciieies in pas '
years have laid a fiim f.nia.la! ion ii
liuhlie sentiment for a direct conslilti
lion:. aim ndment ahi.lishini; child la
Is.r ciilirely, It was nc,esiny in lie
iH-iiinimii; lo lake simdl steps, to I'i-h
ev, ly inch of Ihc way. It is astonish
im- lo Icai u how difi'i. nil il has boo
to accompli h tho exisleul K t'lslut it.
in I'aMir of civile; ihlldicn a riirht t
loves me. Her fortune, in-tead of b"
injr mi incentive, has been a ilrawhac't,
and in. body would lie molt fxlail than
I if Mi.-s .McCormick should suddenly
ho relieved of the weight of ttohl
which is crushini; her!"
It's nlniosl too bail lho movies are
i) popular. .Max sounds to us as if lie.
eotilil have made u fortune ill K"ol ohl
fii shinned i u el le rd rn m met'.
The Mri'.ish .lohii II. .Kickcfcllci s,
haviatr Kol a Kuvsiail corner in oil,
will hiittiitcn tho corner where thev
arc, all ritt'ht.
THE PASSING OF LILLIAN RUSSELL.
"When death claimed Lillian Itiissell (Moore), there'I
inssed from American theatrical life one of its most noted
characters. j
Her charm as an entertainer never diminished wit j 1 :
advancing years. She was one who defied what is coiniiinir
Jy called "old age", find in doing so she has set al' good ex-lj
ample for everyone to follow. ;!
' . o j
-i.'ii I,. ,. ii
ii, is neniM'eti Tito national t ungress can gel alvng
fioineliow while ( 'ongressnian liohertsou in person conveys
Vresident Harding's message to the Portland' K'ose h'esti
val. Some of I hose old hard-boiled congressmen, no doubt,
wish the lady from Oklahoma would forget to return to
the capital.
o
They gave Pat McArtlmr a congratulation pariy
when he got back to Washington recently. II was more
pleasant for the congressman from Oregon than the
"party" given him in the shape of opposition l!ir the
nomination at home, no doubt.
Subslanllal roinliierela'l kucoosh Is not leeld.'iilal linr Is II chance
nor : it lor or luck. I'Voin lho v. i-y lioilanini; anil up ihromtli our
l''tity-Klx yours of tnislnoas history ivonieii haio found in X. K. We.:l
unit Co., lii'orchiinilisi- characlcriiitlcs that inriiionceil lis pin i'l'tvlioe.
Success Through Quality-
V.'e Itolil milady'8 cooil will season :ll'ter Hoasoil. throllt'll iiu'illl.v
prost litis VVo'vh found thai II. paya lo ulvo iiiiallly - pays tin. customer
ami pays !,iirelv.oh. Duality illsliiiKiiishes nil Wesl'u apparel v.llll lln
halluiai'lt or Individnaliiy .mil establishes a Jjoii.I of Iru.-.t will, uur
iiairous that is beyond rcckoiiiuL',
Success Through Style-
Not uny (o-h Wosfs iippurtfl aiul inerc!i;uulwo nivo wt-nr ii.ttiHl(U'
I ion . hut tlH'i-i 'h a Ht.vl fMirrct t iicsh ti, UiuI'k uhsolub. ; nud indiviil
IIikm v, t ootwi'.ir, dot liini? mid iimt'.'k find womicii'm ;ic" hsorit's nil must
liiifry. fontwnar, ('lotliin; anil jim-u's ;in dwoiiicirrt aiMM'ssoiics all must
'jmsH tliii criliciil iiiMpiftiioii oC llusc who' riM'iicil jiidnnMiL immiioL t'rr.
Success Through Thoroughness---
Undprlyinj,' tlio went jirinri.ili! of .V. K. s( ii Cu.'s Is a dcylrt'
to luivti tlio spirit of tho thoroiPiliiwss pormeali' vwry detail of tlm
hiisiin n -huyhiK. scllini;, HtocU-lifctHht,, orrici work, de.ivcry, iti-. It
Ih ,Mi r otir r i m 1 di'ttM tiiiiialioii to Hlir-'lil iMdliiiif; th;it in wol'lhy und ol
hi'iirflt. to otir pitrona.
N. K. West & Co-. 'g merchandise has always been fairly
priced Too it represents greater value than ever.
(lncorporat!fl)
"La Grande's Greatest Department Store"
Ik. ..... JB
tiuniy of which h:ivc hci'ii transform
ed from steam railway.
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I'll.KS l'l"! MAN EXT II Kl.l IT
T.ogal puarantoo Kivcn, No need of
Unite, no iain, conl.nuo work. As!t
lo soc Ulc-o-nis Pile Treatment. I.. &
1.. DruR compnny.
CREIIITOKS' KIKST MEKTINO.
In the District Court of the United
Slates for the. District of Oregon.
In Hip matler of Waller K. Sivarl
ilankruiit. In llanki upU-y No. I:
lillTll.
To the creditors of Waller K. Swart,
of I. a (Jiandc, L'nion ('aunty, in
the Ktaie ano lilslrict al'.iicsaid, a
l'ankriipl. '
NOTH'K IS 1IEKKHY (ilVKN, thai
on the Kill day of May, 11122, the said
Walter K. Swart was duly udjudi
eated Hankiupt, and the first moetiti:.'
of his creditors will be held al tho of
fice of the Heferee. in the Im.Icv llo.ilil-
inpr at l.a (liiinilo, Oron'on, on Weil
nesilay, June 2lsi, 11122, at lllnll)
o'clock in tlie fore.ioon, al which tir.u
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint ft Trustee, exam
ine the Kankrupt uml Iransaet .-uch
other business as may Pr'operly come
before the said nitc'tint?
II. K. DIXON,
llUiferee in llankrujitcy.
(All claims must be sworn to on
bankruptcy blanks before filing.)
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Get your ice from the M. A. Stillwcll Meat Co.
It will b delivered when y ou want it.
PHONE MAIN 700
."iSf.a tiih wi i:m.v ii.isiiii.iv
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Why not ollmMmo n iisi our
l.AI xnttv
I 'nnr pi . Ihoroiuli work h.indl.'l
as vol! or boner than Ioiai'iii- II done
I I'.oaic.
n:i an vonr won; to ens t...u a- 'jy
mm
MJ.c'V.
The New
iKODAKii
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Catalogues
$100.00 A
ME OF
EEK
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are now ,' j
yoiiih. ;imvil'. mid schoolinir. j
The laws are diffclelll in dil'fei en 1 J '1'hl'sl' are lloW lll'l'l', ,'Ul
Mai.s. so,,,,. ,,, p, ouressiv", i wiih all the ri'iliict'd price,
in. ttt-tiiik- thi'ir clnlilien abiiosi a . ! . . .... 1
fully as they inert, oth.ii lac fur he i 1 rices oil Koila
hi. :l and seem lo caic lilllc what lie !,. . .1...;., I l .. .. 1 1 !
, . "ill I I H II 1 1 ' CM ill 11 I t XII ".I
ft important, crop (
t hcii! just as .-heap here !i
as I licv t.' in New lU, !
'Coine ill and iiwpecl otir '!
stork u' KiulaKs.
comes of the
j Hut at any lale, this fii. painfel ,
i!lound havinir hi en wn, the way now
(,lu:h: to be clear for a con dilution;,!
amendment, making chiMien Mif, , ,
nil slates alike.
More Ancestors Than Gold
amounts to no more than HlOO a week in the end
if it is .ill spent as yon go.
Sound business judgment diclates thiit a portion
of your earnings he srj aside as a reserve against
possible future misfortune m- sickness and as a
means of gaining financial independence.
A savings account in this hank is a sound invest
ment. It will work for mi every day in tlm
vear and always he available in the hour of need.
La Grande National
"I would luivo America know," sa
Mi', "Ihal my family is one of lb
nldci in Ian ope. We may not be a
lien as I he lloekcfellers in money
but it i: upon our tradition that on
pride is bn. . rcfuli' Huso sold;
lei
Ol
A catalog-iie will be mail
I free on retpiest.
REI CROSS DRUG
STORE
Bank
Capihl and Surplu?, $205,000.00
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A Business Coupe
Hon5GrvativG changes
in the body design
f afl other types
L. C. SMITH
La Grande, Ore.
suci'istioiis of coniiiii lalisni.
"I wooed Malhilde hornuso I o '
tier uod bha accoiled ni bucaulj ittii
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