La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 17, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTACK FOUR LA OliAXDK KVEXiX:. OKSiLKVr.i; y2 -J4 . ,'-iJ m La Grande Evening Observer W INOKPllViUCrVT MCWSPAPKIt, Vub-.'-'tit-d dully und weekly at U DrandH, (tr;fn, by la Grande Uvea llis Obat'rvi r l'uuIS-hlng Company. UKUCB DtiNNlb. Kdltor. lit J At U- tOffl fct Orando, uruRun, ?obo .'. Wall Msimr, A1drjii all communication to Tfifcl OHHi:ttvi:it, Hi Atlanta Ave, L I Urandti, ur-Kon, iUIIHCItll'TION II AT Hi, II y Carrier, IMlly, pr month Illy, per ihr iiionttiM 1M.lly, por aix inn., lu Advauctt . Ually, alutflu oupy , l.tlw rxm vonr In wilVHtinA Daily) all nittiiilia. In advance i.60 Uaily, tliruti uiuntiia, in advaooa .fi(.6 Wankly Ubatif vtr-Stur, by mail. ur vph r. tn mvutr oany. ur uiumu . . tl BOYS ANDi DOGS. "William Allen White, well known: editor (r Emporia 'Kims., is "all lief "" hec-uisc Hic Kmporia city council ia.s offered In pay Imh.s 2.") .-cuts ji)iiccc for iill tlic stnt (luKs Ihcv lii'in.n iiit" 1'lic ciiy -fund 1i he put In deirth. "Doesn't the rnty adniinist rat'ioii know,'' he snys ''that, the Imv w.lio" vvnirM deliberately hr'niL,' a stray do into the noiiiid jo lie killed ony-lit- tn he killed himself: 1 -1 1 "1 they know Hint the average hoy woidd ratlier'can t vvn hits mowing a lawn, with a sfraiglit siring' '(' lyi marching hy him to ihe swimming hole, tlum to sec it strav duo; killed ?" That is vi.nht, The hoys sluniMn't lie lenided to ain such linnatnral deed. Hoys know drs Jietter thai ffrown-iips know Imv, and finy hoy who would sell an doo- to the hulehcrs would he considered a Judas hy ih peers. Kveiy hoy knows insl incl ively that tliuoli sonic liny unx occasionally het ray a do.u', no d g would evei hctray a hoy. . o ... . ALTITUDE FOR SPEECH. . - i A mute Uy, ap'd six, taken up in an aii-plane at At lantic City, Started tallkin.i;- and roiitinucd it when lu returned to earth. lc is still somewhat hcliind in 1 lu speech tf;llle hut is exjieetert siwm to catch up. llis par fids lire 'mtf to facilitate the, process hy sciuliiio; him ii in a plane regularly, with a tutor. It seems that he lun readier conunand id his vocal organs when ani(nnnK tin clouds, i ' There may he possihilities aloii.u; this line I'm1 other of defective or j'etarded speW-h, youn or old. I'Vr tlu ;enera1 run of people, , houi;h, the )roecss is not to )k couuueuded. There is altogether too much talk in Ihe work as it is, without cncourairinu; airy iersiriae in this way If the conversational speed and' pressure of tle hu man race could he diminished hy the opposite process oi taking people rlvAvn deep shafts in Hie earth, there wouh he soinelhiiiff to it. Miners, ii may he ohserveil, are sel ' dom garrulous. ! o : INDEPENDENT CITIZENSHIP. A hill has lieen introduced in congress to give hide peTiilent citizenship to married women. I'p to the present I hue, an alien woman coiinnu: to (hi: country would receive American cit i.enship autMuaticallx if she married a man, who was naturalized. She need no; he ahle to speak Kiifish, to know even those few am' simple little facts required to he learned hy applicanls I'gi naturalization1 papers. On the other hand, anv American woman who mar nod a foreigner a,utoinat ivally assumed t Suit of her Iiushand. There is no quest ion as to the hill. 0 in The Hovering Airplane. il.ouiii Hi riinaii, Piitisli invonlor, ilinii-R thnt hi' has liuilt u siUTossl'ul "lii-liiopliM" iiiilif.viiiK for the iiunr ti'i-millioii-iliillar prim- offiTiil liy (hi-1 ' l" , , , ., Mntisa K,,,,u. aii tul .. .r;i:1 !:!;;;;itXr .loin , ho Miys, ih t n.nstiuit ii siniiil u,,. i,,,,,,. hl.r f ,.,,,ivl(,s j ,h. """ " u"' """P- " "vmiiiiiM to Kv, riiminl wrviiv. Tins 'is nil riith niiikf u pnivtuiil trst of a nig nmdolias I'm- as it uois. What thi lost o iiniliT niiiimil I'lyiiiir I'onililions, j tin- worl, will i-misiiliT of mou' im Jl may In-, howrviT, thai Ml. Mini l",lt;l"1''' i (hi- ovpn'ssi'd ilsirc o mn'i iiivi'tition will rrally iii-nnnplish1"' tr"v- uim-i.it to Mo its utmost t, ttlmt hi. r.i.-n.l-; havu , lnm,l r it. 1 s" 'I'""). ("U'nit of im.iT Pap.- If s, it .will Will HUI.sU'l hv the lnjnrt-st Ht.-p t:- y nf tht' air :im-i tlio: Wiiirht llrnthfis first flew thWr vra.s- iMriiH'-driiwn l.iplniH'. n , Tlit onlinni) plnnc nf (ntlay work, very wi-ll, in full flk'M. lis dm i tlif ricullicH tne in rising anil liimlin'.; pspcciall.v the lnttT. Mint avijitimi iifculcnlM ai'o lumlin-.r acciili nts. Tin pailK'nlar merits t( thi heiicoptnt type of flying luachiiH', in tlu-iny Itust, art thai it ran lUi- sliair.ht uj in tlu ait, sink NtiaiK'H lova to tin KTtmntl, ami Imvi'r as well i ,f h.i i.ntiliilly in ltii imial irann:r tn iiirphmt's. In utlh-r wortU, ii is a no ! of itit'i-hiinit ul hoi-, i-Nn-pt ili:it it i iM)p'-ll'(l Ity a piopt-lli r instead winirs 'lln value nf mi. Ii tpialnicH .-In-nli' lp reaihl. applet mtt t. Willi a in ( hine nf tin km. I, enmnucul nf th air w uuli I i.i- iminensi'ty 'n.reaie.i Muneuveiin wmiM lu t;,ntphf it-il. I.iulitiK 1'ieliN wimld he ih'. cs-h . Air inaeliines miikl in kept in an nr tlimuy luck y.inl, nr ..ii imv f!m r,Hf lisinjr fittm ii iiml laiittlnic on it with out difficulty- riVnu: umtUI lu'euni' Mlnio-t Us easy as thix.njr an nul.tmn In le. 'Hovei injr" wmihl he tin- nvtte Kain of all. It huiil.) h. wnrth alnm i u (piaittr of a million .iollais to uti Iw.dy In he i'l-le t(f poise it) the an like it he'-1 nr a huininiiiiT hint, at a level. Auntrian Finance. The An titan j ivei nment ii g 'in tij left! hi iU bu'JtTL't, tttntniy uthei CITY AND HirSfTT OPiriOXAIt On In other cltloa Oregon Hotnl slow a KinriH. 1'nrtla.lid : IinDtv-lal Nhwi ' Stand, 1'urtlHIlU; ilUltUUUMLk Nw I rftami, Purilaitd. MKUIIKH OK ASH0CIATE: IIIRM. Tli) A:w:iad I'ri-M It exoluiiTelj sfiiitl'd uMf for publication of tn iiiiiMti-lH-ii cred'ttd to It or nol ! ifirwifj (-rt'dtti'd In Uilfl paper, and I tmt. t hii'Hl Mtivva bltaliud therul d i All rlKhtit of i e-publki'Milon of aptfda) ; f IblFaLCim 1115 FQ 1BU i 0 icignvm Sible Thought For Todaj Till: -I.OVH THAT SAVKS: I'lir God so loved the world, thul In I! ii vp IiIb only begotten Son, tlml w liosoevcr bclii'vi'th tn liim shouhf nut perish, lint have -vnrlastliu I ill-.- -.loll il I lost: her citizenship atin ic desirability of passiu" thiol;'!. It is muvt-i! to this stop 1; llii- liivt thut it fan's n ilfficit nniount illK to (ilMI.IIIMI.Ollll.lMIll crown. Thi ministry nf I'iniuivi' is tu'mring of "n'l'vitta r ivoiitimy am Au.tlian (.nm.m.v i,y Austfiun- p.int :,. ........o !,, "i,,lu ......i., t '.. hi, v.- this' wn.-UI-hratimr .lofU-it. 'j m tiimm-c niinitfiM ho1.-H I In; ivtpisul ufnims will ht'lp hi Rv t niin-nt in tht favnritp Kiuopcm enli rprtse nf trynur t" hurrow moiie; irnm tlm I'niti-ii Stati i. Nentiutitin are uiali r way innv fnr thai purpose tl it- uul'.i I,. :nv tl,.,f tdo linnlin. ' ' ' u.iM ... !... titwu ,. aii i aiuy h-'loi e any e,itl Americai tnllai at . I'1'! t lit oniiiiK. - , Work for Einstein. n I e:i cue of Nations has asket III. Kilww in, of relativity fame, tl tu'iiuiu- a mcMilu.r of its eoniniitti'e fo. Hit el nai ional co-urn rat ion, The etnin i n' s. M-iili-i has aivcpli'd, but admit that he tl.n'sn't 1 .uiu yet what is ex peitid of him. Atvoi'iliiivf tu one dii tionaty, rolativ il. 'ii tt philosophit at sense, means "Mate nf close itets adeiK-e on another as of '.lie snlar system upon ihe sun K.'riliio ill il.li"idi m e, as thai he l v i-i n l ho iniliMilual and society." 'litis sounds more understamlalili than nlalivily in ph--lcs, which hai to do with lii-lit, vi'im'ily and othei MMte oi less involved mutters. I'eihaps the l.i acne feels that Dr Kliistuii i- l'i i '.lli ii ly fitted to tiickli (iniii!. -ii'. w in Ii ha-i proved to b,. al ain! too I. r'.'r for the rrculnr diplo ii;it. "; i,,.ii(iv that in irani.aiioi ; .V .M. :. In vr 'p llilll SO ltlllV Woi killll nut liannn:iv ainon the nations that ! hi' - n'1 ii'.in'r any new duct lines nn . i H i . 1 1 1 - -1 mini iim.ii el his rellnwi ntmr; initc i i.i-ti. the meaning ol ;tttn Unniu:. he hart nltc.-l.t annnun icd. Sua Cooking. All our lifut t'imuji from toi;. sjn UiouifH most uf K very inilrfinili-ly Cookinif liy " almoHt diri-rt ajiplic-u tion of the milur hi-at is new. I. us umnu'r i-xpuriments wwe carriitf or at tke lar unserving Htntion lit Ml yVilHon, Hal., iy a 'toup of pt-opl. from the Kmithsoniaii liistiliilion They huitm-uViI in doinu all of tin iooliini for the field party (iurinjr tin entlr umnu-r in thin way. Ilr. (.' i Abbott ik-Hei ihed the im-thoil us fol lows: ' The uppnrntus ronHists of u para holic lyiimlriiml mirror with a pol ishe( aluminum nurfaw, whiih focus l- tlw huii'h rays on u tube filled will mineral oil whirh eommuuii'iites witl in iron teservoir in which tire twi baking nveim of different tempera turm. The rireulution of the heate. )il pnulueeif a hi)h temperuture ii the oveiiH, which is maintained fo levciul houiH even after the sun ha tone down or in covtred by clouds "With thin cooker it waft potouhu :0 cook meal. veiretuldeK. tireail. i-er ul and to cun fruits, and vegetable led make prcm'rven. ihm year the lesenich nartv ex U'cta to improve the "sun stove" si hat they can iret still higher temuer i-.tuieH and more the heat for lo.iitc perioda. nuiily all over the country need no ttipevx to have these stoves immedj itcly. Jt is well to remember tha he new cooker ix beimr used and im irovefl on a high mountain in a rare leil ntmospheie where there Is : nut deal of deal, hot sunshine Dwellfn in rainy, hiw or eloudv ilis .riirt will have to wait quite u whil lefore they can uxpert to be providei vith effective sun .stoves. .Still, the fact that they are comini B somewhat cheering, especially :. ne has just lcen puyinu the hous Jills fol' coal, (as und eies-tricity. 0 Where Women Reign. Let Americans who think the Orien s behind the times consider the cit if Jshinoniunsky, in Jnpiui. Accord ntr to an aiticle in Asia, woman' Olio there is complete. The women ui-e the acknowledge leads of the family. The men ta, it home unci keep houve and tabu car if the children while the women g nit und earn the family income. Possibly that is the way it will b vcrywhere, eventually, the wa. hiii(rs are tending. There is u soun conomic reason, however, in thi use, that may not apply universalis The men und wornm have change .-conomic roles because the women ar noie proficient than the men in th industry of that locality, which i M-arl-diviinf. This curious slutution calls utter, 'ion to the fact, observed recently i his country, thut women, for som eason or other, ure .naturally hette .wimmeis than men. They may no xcel in shnrt-distuure races, but the .wim more easily und have mure er. luiance. Over anil over ajrain, i onir-dislnnee luces, k Ha, huvv beute nen. Ishinomonsky is u valid arnuxpr or Kivinir women equal opportunit n sports, us well us in economic Ii ft A Hoston juilire-hiis ilin-iili'il' thu iuiiday irolf is It mil us long :is th iluyers do not keep semes. How iibou iiiseiiall. Or should Sunday bull play irs all 'die" lit third base? Majority Members Don't Like Criticisms of the Minority on Wage Slasl (Continued trom page one.) Vetotf hy Friday's order am expt'Cte o mail lli eir halltits inimcdiak ly. Minoiity Derision. A tlisentintf opinion, pTotostitr tffainKt any i eduction, was imduJv n th docision us was the ensr on tw. 'Ut'vimiH ruts of the maintc naneo wa UihorerH ml shopmen. The minorit-. leeisiiiM Kriday was sipned hy .A.rth ir 0. Wharnn and Albert Phillips Kith labor members. V. I,. MeMet. men, the third number of the labt n imp, is in the east on an iavestijca '.ion trip of the hoard. Definite recognition of n "livin vajft-M und "navinjr ivii(te" was mntl 'or Vlu first time hv the hoard in 1-VI lay's dpeiMon. Although abnormn mst-wur tondiUons were pointetl nu h ohstnietinns to fixing any seientifit r living wujre at present, the btmi leelared that as soon as this eontlitiiv vas removed it would "ive inert a s" onsitlt ration to all the inti it-ate tl' 'aiU coineident to the winntif ie u' justment of sneh n w-'e lerkH lilt Hani. TIip tiulk or thorn htt liy the new nt will he 200,tHMl clerks and loo,. 00 hi at Ion enwloyi a. The mlnurll f elerkH, those with two years' x oerionee or mor', ure cut T. rents ait linr. Otln"r rlerkH re cut 4 tenly nut heKluuers lusteatl of the former minimum mouth's pay of $07. will et $tiO. Aflrr the first six mnutlis. hey will reteive $70 tuslearl of th 'o nn or ratn, $77.50. Stnrekoeprrs hlef elerks, train and online crew Pallors, train nttnouueerM n n tl li.m rao room employes , will be ent :i :ents. 1'iuler the 4-ct.-nt reduetinn eomr lanltor, watchmen, oft'lre hnyn. tnes 8euK'rH and Height bautllerrt, ii well a h till eonuut'ii laborers artnintl -ttat Inns and w alehouses. Telephone Kills, who, the board rierla re, have so fferett f rum In irojun lionnte inert ases ami tleereits os herettiftire', reeeivetl t he mos; welromei ih-wh of the order whnn a minimum hum of S. u mtiutli wa.v fixed by the hoard, with the ftirtln-i prox iso that any "hello uirl" u h recetes more than thai amount at present nil nil not snfler any retlm Hon. The 12,1)00 signalmen rereived the heaviest t ot of the. f.rronp. belnu redueiH a eenta an hour, with h'lp ovn sufferfnit a ti-cenl slash. Sit: iiiil foremen, assistant foremen ami a insptM'tnrs. how ever, t Se;tiju tl w tt!i 1 1 no reduetinn. J The ra.onu train dispateher li'i- i wine eseape a rut, tin hoai I d"iiu- ( inc the nut urn of their utk and their respousiUtlity warrantim; eon- ' I inn a nee of t ho prfsrat r.i (. , ! Manttnaty eii;inei i, iirt iinn uv ,i tiiU't s. num)t-t rluit pi imn. i-, :.i.i d ltli the Mu.ilUt iihi f Mfa tli w i) envelope;!, iAt eat 2 eentr. I THE OFFICE CAT BY JUXILS 4 r. aj s n "lifii a voting womnn nerffn to slmre a young hi.iu'k lot Hh should li sure tltertt is a Uihihc on it. Wbnf nn tho wild vavoH sayitiR? Mftdl, If they're eriine waves, they jrobably say, "Aiii'L wo joi fun?" When it roins to modi-rn fash- ionK for fdrls. there is u lot in the dress, but thero Is a darn ninht more out of it. NOWADAYS With everybody prytshiE the hnt !iee days ehitrity eftscr: n initlll tudtt of nkiiis. Ieiliaps They Meant Mainined' 1 The crowdB altntst swit s 'off nit feet. l'atked and Uainiiicd! -ilanknipt pale atl. . ifiBl There are iiettpbf who will Rive von everythiiiM: the hen hiyn but the M.AIiSIIKIt X.MK "flow old are you', I'lielo I-ipli?" "Ninely-eiKhl years old, sail." "You're a flue example of louu vily." "Sah?" "I Hay you are n f Inn example of longevity." "Yes, sah. Thank yon, sail. Rut rhen my olo 'oman Is hard at work md I'm flciiliiK in de sunshine dot liu't wllllt she calls me." "Dut dearest, on what prounds Iocs your father object t me?" "(In any rouiiils '.vitbiu a mile if this house." 1l riMi, MUl. -. Tiling That Xiver HapjM'n Lady est a pi it k fr.nm hottd firo in 'heap, plain robe dt- 11:1 it. Driver admitting that ho nilKht johhIIiIv be to bla me for automo ile aeeitient. Iiuieher advisinp rustoiner tt take lie "cbeapereiits of beef." Lawyer tellinir piispettive client that liin ease will b easy tn win. Soefoty- bride beinw acelnlmod plain look In k and iinaceompllHhcd. Uantiuet speaker blusbiufc wlmn he loiistmaster .refet-K tti hint as a brilliant and illusl rloua eiti.eii. Man worrying abMit the snnio hini; he was worrying about a year IK"- Man fooling somebody by puttltiK l I'Vrd hood tin It Ik Kolls-lioyee. (iim..u friibun h;s made great ttrldest but there fs stfll a silly law igaiiwf sla vijiK tile boie who takti your time. A dry-doek Is a physician who won't give out proscriptions. punish War Veterans "Pass li'esuliii ion l''ivni'inu' lie-i-ei inn' State Aid mi Same JiasTs viiii Other Vets. t'KNlH.ET;)N, .lime 17. A resolu tion aking that the state of Oregou xu ml to veterans of the Spanish iiiei icun War the Mime rights for se- IIMMir I..DIIU lYum 111. i ulain u tl.. imv cnioyid by vet. urns of the World! IVar under the provisions of the law t rent ly appioveit by the voters wns ,..). ....... i i.......k. i... tl... it u ur '. .: . ' " ' 1 . ..... . 1 eef I1, jr.. ! LOIS ASKED v.'in iiicir ousmes session. , v.-r. . .-..v,. - ... ---- -(( The veterans ure determined to of Gen Wood, now governor of h; push the issue energeticallv in their islands, and gave it as his opinion. I .lluiis to snuie recognition from the.t-hat the nntives are not yet prepared;, late and supporters of the resolution, for self government. , 'eili'ied that thev ee no reason why. j tate aid in the matter of loans can lot be seeuri d. Aiui'her important stip taken 1 he vetcialu win to urge tint camps 'vtrvwheie use their influence to set .hat .Mcaiiirial Day is protierlv "UK iitliliv'ly ojisi'ivcd and not made u day for spoils, lull that the memory uf the. ioIiIu r dead be re: ailed. Ore ol the thi ills of the banquet ; , mnlntuined and that oiirn Ihuxilsv niL-ht came when S. P.. , ,, u i . .k. ! dii' liii-.-oa. vicc-department comman.;'"-1"11"- "' nr oniiabttlary has;, ler of the Grand Army men, was cali-! proved Itself 1o he dependable anil J .1 on l..i a i.picoh. The house rose ihoinughly efrirlent.' " the Rlute-,J .o its t,vt aim ovation w!j.extonik-, , oumi,,,,,. -The. insular, '.n the vi ti-an of ihp Civil War. In. , , , ,, i., h,s i .ll. n ,k,., n.i ii,..r..:vlnclul HUltrMf of the people ire not m..!.y of the old armv men left .f.' lau'd h-s i',.nt'i...-iii- During the Summer Months . ALL LA GRANDE DRUG STORES "Will iipen at S a. niulay I iiinrs r I iii.'ln ID ii'in in 1 1. in. l:i n i tto--s Mil ; Miini: I'l l : ii:i ii Tse "KrosHlla" for suiiJairn! ' II This , Store Is Headquarters For All Outing Apparel Men, women and children will find In our various aertlons of sportn nripnieJ, all their nftfids for motoring, ridliiK, koIHhk, flslilni!, hikliiK or any other form of outdoor sport reiiulrijiK suit iible attire. , , . We are exclusive 'agents for the famous W1I. WKAF1 outing togs and many new garmeuts for women ure now being shown. Knicker fiiills in tweed, khnki or corduroy. Separate garments of -wool or khaki. Girls' Outing Suits Are Just Like Their . Mothers' II in the younRer men to tae tare of tho members of the provlneUil boards, inobleins of the nation. He also ex- inunlelpal presi(tenisi and members tended an invitation to the younger of the municipal council.' veteians to he prentnt when the (J. A ) 'Fhlliipino autonomy," the state rl. holds its encampment this j'ear t ment fontioHHl, " ban alHO increased XeAport. (the 'agencies of soeial and political Mayor (I. A. Hartman was the prin- 1'ronreBH, such as nehools. nnulK, cipal speaker. He was introduced bv l'"blic bulltliiiBs, hospitals. H. The Department Commander J Aon Wille. present condition in the I'hiHppines Hyde, who presented the mayor with vn ua uliwed in the Wood-FoiUes a past H-omnmnder's jcwe4 from the ,,,rt .'"'Pare. favorably with department After expressing his a"-j thBP ? H4U"B U ,n!iny na."T pfeclalibn'of this ttken( Mr. iIart-7,,H,; rI,lt 0 imiiooul sovere.unty man recalled name of the high Hpot.1" ?.ot 0 ,p t" the loast questitm of the achievement of the old Second' J ' rl"i fr iuUpenenee is fw,.rnn in tho .r 001 bor11 ot lpranltwle toward the lie ca led attention to the fact that1 ll:J Tl , ""i this encampment has . Join, functmn If.,aUondrthB $Z and da' for many of the men present. Be sides being a department gathering, ii seiives to bring back to the old Seconu Oiegon memories of their service which was being performed 24 years was ueing neriormeu yean,, In June, 1WI8, the organization ago. was on the high seus. Ihe stay in Honolulu, the capture tied once for all. Further delav of Guam, and the thrill of pulling in-1 )n the . fulfillment or America's to Manila buy and seeing there the pledge Witfiined in the Jones' law remnants of the Spanish fleet where; wm oniy r(,8u't in Injury to the Dewey und the American navy putj,est interests or, both peoples." thftn wre touched on by llartman ,ny danger of foreign aggression who served ns an officer nt the utrrlagalnst the Philippines which may "f 20. ; juave been fiarMl, the president was lie oesciioeu ine M'-t mm v. ti ine Americans iook tne iieiu uguius-. Lhe natives in the island in l'Yhrunry 18H9. A. O. Carden was one of the fiist casualties, a bullet piercing hii body and going through one lung Hartman told of his sensations when he asked Cnrden what word he want ed sent home. The Pendleton b.i kept smiling, however, and took his' own word home and still has hi.V smile. ' The ntxt casualty wns James Tagc, of Ui Grande, who was killed twoj days later. lAt Malabon William Cook i was killed. This battle was fought March 23, and the local camp is nam-, ed in honor nf that battle. On June 14, USli'.i, tho repiment sailed for home and was mustered out August 7 of' the nne year. Conditions on the old battlefield" ! were described by the speaker who 1 visited the Wunds two yeais ago. tie uv,iidcd.i ,.m,f ifUmfn Jn the jittitlldc FILIPINOS WAN1? ! THEIR FREEDOM NOWi! (Continued from Pag One.) It Is ndinltted by the Wood- Forbes mission that order lias been pro-1 The i people elect members of the tusukir leelsliilnr.'. yrovlnelal overnor. in. Olnse at 10 p. in. a. m. tn I p. in. mill litiiu I . .v l.. ii:f; ;l..s !!( (4 Your Bathing. Suit And Your Daily Swim this Summer We'll grant the importance nf looking well in th water. AJso chn iliffleiilty unless tlm balhlni? suit is carefully ehiuen. .Modern ' dftslKuera have worked miracles in the past three years however, in materials and mollis that stand every test. F.vpry woman can now look ns well as those she used to view enviously us portrayed by popular Illustrators. 1'y all means )my an all-wool suit. An all wool suit fits the form perfectly does nol sun Its color is rast and It 'will koey Ha shape. Our suits are all of all wool iiuallty. They are shaped tn ulve form fit. VThoy have non-breakabln rubber buttons. They are. "JaR'TZKN" and "WIL-WITK" units both nationally fanmus for their weave, colors, iiuallty and fit. 1 Children's fl.00 ill) tn V Glen's $(i.)0, r7.K and .t7.") Latlies' ir;.K) np to 7.50 , uwwt$ec5 gor of international life. Jt Is the loglviil outcome of more than 20 years of patient lubors jointly un dertaken by the' Americans and the F1,lln8, T1)R Fm,,hlo ,loitf,0 ri,.m. ly ,eeve thnt lim(1 has come I when this question should be set unu, una urni eiiiiiiiinii'ii in i,iu a OLD TYME DANCE Rvery Tlmrsdav Ni;lit. at ' Zuber Hall P. J. Powers Take Care of Your Dollars and Your Dollars Will Take Care of you. . Systematie saving, however small the lu'in uiiiH, is the sure way tn independence and suc cess. " Von i-aniKit eat ymir pic and have it, tee." We invite yon to open your aeeount with us and iilTer yon mir services and ,the facilities nf this iunk. Von will lie 1 rented with ctuirtKsy and ' considcra.t Mrtii 4ind our ti'Tficers will he jejn.il to oi o assistanci- and mlviee in any iniitter ynu ma suhinit to theni. La Grande National Bank Capital nnd Surplus, $265,000.00 SOlNI) . h-KIIAHl.K rUOfiRESSTVF, i Marinello" Fuuiidatioii Cj'eani Too Nap-a-Tan Outing Boots For Women tiie nil ions of the Washington con ference. WHIHil inymiim Some New Bargains For Sale A five room modem bungalow, basement, toilet, bath, lights, wai ter, etc.. all Tor $:!2II0.0U. l.orated In CUinnor Dale. -(Vinent sidewalks. Kasy Terms. HI U nf.r.,c nt nlinUA ennrf I.Ia land, all in good crop fall wheat. Close to linbler. Price (14,262.(0. There Is n mortgage for JiiilOti.nn can be curried 4 years ut 61,5 per cent, balance cash. 7 rnmA modern house on A.lum . avenue. Close In. large lot 102 by I o reel, Jawn, trees, .barn garaga. A beaiitll'ul home, price eriilO.iii): $ liniil.no cash and JlllflO.DO per year at 8 per cent interest. 1 H room house, 4 lots, 3 008 Third street, all for $2ri0ii.lii). 1500.00 jcash, balance Pfl.OO per month. CJ. BLACK & CO. New Foley Building La Grande, Oregob 1- " 1imiiiiT-m ! uu hour.