La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1922, Image 4

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I.A iI..NIK KVKXINTi OBSKRVEU
La Grande Evening Observer
IMlF.lMNIICN T MOUaPAPKIt.
Put.'.:;h,-d dHily and weekly at La
Branda, nraf.n, by i.a Orfinde Uvau
IBS Obarrver Puiolrhlna- o.tnpanr.
BUUCU DENNlti. Editor.
ntra at la.; atolfffe at I.a Orando,
Orag-on, aa NDd w.'aiTa Alall Uattar.
Addrana all cnnimunlratlona to THJ
BBHKUVKK. llll AUimt AT.. La
Drande, Greiron.
OBSCIIll'TION IlATBa.
Ity Carrier.
Dally, per monlb ..-... .... -76:
Dally, pur threa monttia f a. US
Dally, per aix mo.. Id advaoca M.ali
Daily, alDKlo copy i ar
II y Hli.ll.
Daily, per year. In advance .
Dally, alx month, In advance
-IS.00
-i.6U
tiTV a.vu ( in vrr orriuiAii
I'Artii.
on sale In other eltlea Oreiroo Hotel
4rw btnnd. Portland; linporlal Nowa
-Jlnnd, I'ortlimd; MultooinaJi Neva
Jtaud, Cortland.
Mi:illll It OF ASSOCIaTBU PIlEia.
Thi Ar.oclrd ITmi I" eiclualyely
inilll. il lo u m; lor I"1" " ""V" i
.Ii.-iiniili.-r credited to It or not
alio the lorn I nrtl published llierelo
All rlyhu ot i -publication of apaclal
llgpalciiea iito h aiBO
l';i riJ I .i Vrt , f r storing luriro pro
portion of the crop, and or financ
ial' it.; sale in smaller uuurititie.
would prove 0 enormous value at
this tunc.
Sincly it can't 1)0 many more dec
ades until Samuel (Junipers becomes
picsidcnt emeritus of the rederallon
;f I.a 1 10 r.
Bible Thought For Todaj
COil is CHAUIOl'S: TI1011 urt a
Da ly, an montlia, in advance ? ,, , , ,,.,1 1,1,11m 11ml
Dally! three montlia. In advance .1. 0ikI ready In liardnn. W ,11 low) unu
flailv. Hup month
Weekly Obaervur-Slar. by Ball,
par year. In advance -
-I1.0B
merciful, Hlnw
Croat kindness. -
aiii'rr, uml 01
Noli.-iniah 11:17.
THE COOPER PLAN,
w JCow comes J. C. Cooper, head' "f tho Tax Reduction
(League, an institution that has pruiifr up for Ihe conimen
idable pui-ise ol' i'itflitiiij,' taxes hut which lias tfi.t no place
as lAct, and outlines a policy to do away with political
parties in Oregon.
His breezy contentions are Hot new as they have been
advocated before, and it must lie admitted that without
platform or guidance Oregon might- as well have no poli
tical parties and no primaries but hold one general elec
tion in the fall of the year letting everyone into a big hur
dle race, the winner being declared by receiving the lar
gest number of votes.
However, the people. will not do that. They want io
litical parties, it is a custom of too long standing to be
done away with by .Mr. Cooper and his league. Kvery
flour years the national elect ion takes place which holds
political parties in line even in Oregon to a certain extent,
making it doubly impossible for them to l.io abolished'.
Cooper lias vague dreams just as U'ltcn had, the dif
ference being that l"len was a tireless worker anil fin
aUy got his dreams enacted' into laws. l!ut Oregon wants
none of the Cooper stuff, neither (h-es the state want to
eoiitiniie the simon pure U'lien doctrine. There is p'lainly
a demand il'or middle ground, which decs not .mean a ret urn
to old convent ion days and corrupt methods, but is also
just as far removed from the Cooper nf -thins and ideas.
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BROTHERHOODS' COAL VENTURE.
There is some hop(. seen in the venture of the Rail
road Urotherlioods in theirjate decision to enter the eti al
mining industry . The belief that it will be a siiccci-'sl'ul ven
ture is shared by the Kvehing Observer, Contrary to usual
.rules of business Jin1 limtherhoods have entered into an
undertaking which as a rule wiyild bring forth the com
ment, that they cannot succeed' because they are not coal
people. ' ----:-.....
It takes common business and p'lonly of money (online
and market; coal. The Hrotherhoods have U th'of these
requisites, (ind they have another feature the',- are in the
coal' liusinss only lor a reasonable pro! it and carry the dc-
fciiro to give the miners a-square deal as well as the lilt imate
consumer. Their venture will doubtless be dubbed as rank
socialism antl it will be ridiculed by ihe coal interests,
but: just the same there will be a long line of coal miners
and a longer line of consumers that will watch with intense
interest: the development and will mve to the undertakine-
moral as wel'l as financial support. The dial question is
plainly gelling lieyond the control ol even the governnieiir
and if the Brotherhoods can solve it, they will emerge fr
the fight as benefactors even tU'ough their plans mav be
called socialist ic
Kvery KjieiHllluifl known he cuuM
live within his income a it were just
a utile larger.
I.eniiie i said to have lost hia mind
lint Trotiiky needn't worry, ile lost
his lony: iio
l.elline is sick but Hot hail su sicr
as his country.
THE OFFICE CAT
ay jukil'S
JS3
T V
An account wlilcji you lose moucy
ou itt Ja no uccount.", (, .. .
rrnivUvrT!,i:: 'hiitiv,;
Custonmr: "Waiter, 4 "little bird
told me this .coTfee was not Htralu-
ui." ... , ' . '.'-
Wailr.;( 'A lUU'e Wrl, ir?"
C u a t o i n e r : " Vs, , yt i v a J 1 p w . ' ,
I'rOHtlge und cood .will, leputa-
tluu, and influence, lionon, drmiinH,
protiraniH and ideals ait mighty
Hvoet and handy to have about, but
aftt.'r nil, It requh'OH Homittliintf more
tangible than Rood wis lies to keep
tliu whuuU turning. ,
Mary had a sheath nkirt,
Twas cut tno abort by half.
Who caret, a damn for Mary's Iamb
When, ho can two her calf?
.ooi iuzzm;ss
"1 vlsi, I vas us religious uf
Able."
"And vy?"
''Ho rlaspg hl'liattds ko tt'lit in
pra,wr bo can'i get them opt'ii von
dor collodion bnx coinea arotiiidt."
Many inoii -ln (y tlrt'V would
MHo to die - with tb.-lf boot 4 on
probably mean they would like to
dio with a hoot-b-ic Jus on.
,Thn world fives Its admiration,
not to tht;-u' v.1io dwlucy miliod.v
cIki' ultompis, but to Ih'osp who do
be.-it what inultitudos do well.
Still Far From Normal.
rh.nt. too, bclraya a curious state of
rnind- In fuct, curious stales nf mind
(.cnorally improved busitHM ( coa-! "PI oar to be t-liaraeu-ristic of pro
(lit ions in reeent Ttmnths have i.-.l1 f- 'ional diplomats. When a bunch
many (o the conclusion that tV s trii''!- tii'm act acconiinp to the dictates
of 1H22 is well on the way to that in-i'! ':dir.ary intoliKonce and jjmiiijn
definahle oal which we Inve Ivor si-i.-i1, it is usually under influ
nccuHtnnu'd to refor to as "not ir al ; '''iv ol' sum? pnu-tieal men of affairs
eondition.i. The latest f inures of
(Ilesearch Division of the Hui.mui
Domestic and Foreign . t'ominer.e
should be proof enough 41 the 'Mis
take. The value of last year's wot' tiad ',
It is true, was prrutu-aily ti.o s:ti--as
that nf 1!U:(, Iim it physical v,.
lime a far belter ci ile: inn - showed a
shrinkage of approv imat ly ril (.er
cent, and Ibis despite the fu-l tlm;
the capacity nf tlie world' ship-.'-...
increasecl liT.'i per cent h-tweV ;i'(
and tlf the. ei-lt'njr w e. d (nr.-
najip more than i"..i.i'ii;i1it( .) (.m-.-
less than ... ptr cent va nclivelv
en. ployed, while ship ent r.mces and
rleHianees for p.rts f the leadmtr
maritime: count iie wev,. barely mi
jier rem in the pie-war nnrni.il i
Husmess m fniod in the I'nit- i pu
States, and it will imprnv,. sli'.!ily.i
110 doubt, for ome years to conse. Pu-'i
the volum,. of our American bu iiu --!
is not to be compared to what w.-!
would rnjoy in n normal w.irld. I low-;
ever much we enjoy om- i -ni:lI '
however pnmd wo are of our naimn !
nl self-sufficieticy, it p:tys to u:;i.-:i; 1
ber how much moie iii.iennh
Plight o if our neihluus were a lit
tle bitter off.
like I.lovd (
It Imidl.v nred-i to he Pointi'd out
t!'a; t';e lailuie nf th,. (leima conf.T
ence wa. due (i the combined iliffi
euUy of t1! juebleiiifl presented and
the failutu. of tile statesmen present
to Mea-ut,. up tbeir opportunity. As
far anv special moup of men cm
le held ivsponsible, it is the men
who 1 cpiv-eiited Fiance and Kussin.
WIi.it the news tonv-noiiueiits of th.
Uue Forms on Ihe Klbt
.fust befoni ihe service tho- min
ister wasj called tntp Whv vestihiile
by a 011 i'ik enuiU'. ho asked that
ho nun ry tlM-nt Hit answered be
had not time then lmt;that If they
would wab uafll at'to:" the siruion
ho ' would be . to a(connnlaie
them. Acrordiimly, just before the
benediction, he aunounocd.
"Will those who wihb to be mar
rletl. today nl''iiM come torwurd
Thirteen women and one man
btepped up.
Tho modest y of my la. ly fair
I'limhs tipw artl hy decrees. 1 n years
Kono by 'twas ankle IiIkIi, but now
it's ivached ber knees.
Lives of ereat men
I.ll'u Is really not
If wo do not leave
Some excuses tor
al remind 11
worth while,
behind us
a smile.
, lurU-l'i utb-iiee
An n Hon who u as I rytn to be
.excused from jury duly .said lo the
.Indue: v "I can't understand Kood
Knullsh."
"Ne.cr mini)." t-'napped the .ludce
"You won't hear any in this court"
The reason there are so few uond
husbands s that the test ts so ie
vort. A really ool husband wiit
register somrthim; which looks like
fjeauinn urief on learning that tin
households favorite fern has died
I IE TAILED
SER.
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A STORE
Last Dancl in Stale to be
Protected' by Formation of
Protective District.
.n...,i- teumrirs iini was tu pnnt -.hul In Hiti id .Meiyilm that could lie
i niii.ut (lie situation, with UMUru- dime lor It.
.i dotiht llmr rev 1.
;u I ran.."..
uuni wt-r, 1 11; h;i rrnssiii u in son e
i';iM ; t!u- trii.ii Li iift.n emliiu rassi'
o dnuld i! w ;is HltlK't i m. n inipol Hi'-,
ll'lnl tt:e (iipKuluitH' point r!' V e'.v
nil ill tin- opinion of. (he Vo"l I pntilii
'ived, on tilt whole
a very useful
Cotton Prospects.
OurM Look e. 1 1 . 1 Mnoiiiji Now
Irf-t 'ti;li'r l.rot h.fK crate and
ship your furniture all over ihe
l ulled Stntw., ,d in t'hi.imo News
Clrls err v tin try to drink inr1
work. 'I'lie mewed rhlrlicn of lo
nieht Is tiie canned peach of tu
inorruw.
UOHEIIL'RC, Juno 22. rrnatlnn
of u Kuine reserve- fur the preserva
tion of tho only whlto tailed deer
left in Oregon, Is provided for In
a contract bciiiK drawn up lioie
thla week and which will bo signed
by the owners of the pioperty In
volved. The restricted area will be
it Htrip about five miles lout; fruut-
Inir on ihe North l'uiio,un river be
tween lnchester laud Oak Creok
anil running back about three miles
from th,o river. In thr.t district it
will be a crime to even carry a
sun und to kill one of the white
tailed deer to be funnel there will
briim a very heavy penalty.
Al one time white tailed dear
were very plentiful In Oret'on. They
receive their nniuo from the fact
that they havo a slightly lamer
tail than the ordinary black tailed
deer. This tail is white1 and when
the deer runs the Iouk white hairs
on tho tail are Hpread making the
tail appear lan-shaped and much
larger than It really is. Thev are
easily distinguished from the" ordin
ary black tailed deer.
At tho present time Ihe white
tailed deer have lieon exterminated
ill tills state oxcejil a very few in
this county. It is roughly estimated
that tflere are' between 75 uml 125
left in the pi-oposed reserve but' so
iur as Is known tlrere ure no others
in the state. They are eru'l'ty when
buntt! and are much more difficult
to kill under ordinary conditions but
the fact that they inhabit the open
oak timber lands rather than the
land covered by heavy brush, and
that they always remain In the
same territory has proven their un
The black tailed deer may easily
be driven from any community. If
they an hunted in any one locality
or are dogged they will soon move.
out tins is not lite caae with the
white tailed deer. EVen If driven
from their home locality, they quick
ly return and can never be driven
al'ay for any great length of time.
Ibis makes it possible to create a
reserve where they will ho pro
tected until their numbers havo in
creased. ,
Tho ranches lo lie Included in the
reserve are Ihe Hunshlne Hunch, the
J. H. Short place, the old Uuinhle-
ton place, now owned by the I.ove-
Joys of Portland. .Mrs. (i. V. Jones'
ranch anil the old IrfadlH'.ler, place..
All of the owners living here have
expressed a desire to have the game
reserve created and paiieis are be
ing sen least to those who reside in
other stales so that their signa
tures may be obtained and the prop-
con uacc drawn.
Under tire law nroui'rtv owners
may bend Uiemselves' togutlier and
create a reserved area lor Ihe pro-
i.iciioii oi any special species of
.siune animals. ThiV sign eerliln
onlracls and the slate then liro-
vldes protection, limiting is nro-
iilblted 'except on the part of the
property uwuors, who, however, are
allowed to hunt only to proto t their
property from the ravages of var
iants. i:on the property owners
are prevented from hunting the pro-tocti-.l
game animals. Any other
person luiind with a gun on the re--erve,
whether it is proven that he
i.is killed any or the animals or
not, is deemed a puncher and Is
luhjnct to a line of fall.
The creation of llii.s game nesorvo
lias been pnipofid and advocated
for some time. I'eople who un
familiar with Ihe wild animal life,
protested against tho killing off of
all of tin. white tailed deer of the
'""'I" it ' and Willi none left In Ihe
"tali, except Ihe few remaining in
Douglas county. It was decided that
.ometllllig sliould lie done.
Keputy Came Warden Kd. Walker
took tile matl.r In hand and inter
viewed the property owners, finding
them all willing and r-fen anxious lo
Hie res. rve created. Mr. Walker
has taken charge of the affair and
has hud the necessary papers drawn
up and is now having the signaturji
alll.d. , soon as the eonlrii'-t .ft
signed, notices will bo prlntied and
posted at frequent intervals along
'he boundary ol the district.
Tlie next lealslaturn will he asked
in -provide tne same penally for
killing white tailed d.-or as applies
ii the killing of elk. It is believed
that in three years the species will
have incrc.iMd gieatlv and there
will then he no dang-r of the deer
be.omin.; extinct as there is at
present.
OF PUBLIC SERVICE
.; TO MAKE HUNDREDS OF NEW CUSTOMERS
You have some sort of an idea or opinion about Ihis store; wo want
ou to be sure It's the right idea.
Our object here is not to see how iiiueli v e can sell you; nor how
much money wo can get from you. We're trying ;to lie; soul lidng moio
than Just sellers of merchandise, wo want to be good providers of liter,
chantlise; the kind that is best for you, at the prices that aiC fair to you-
"La Grande's Greatest Department Store"
(jH'ALiTY ALWAYS 1'llfST '
Ik tho sole aim of this storo for the eoininy ear. To conduct bushiois
ou tho closest possible marKin to p;terifieo the lure of the almighty dol
lar for jmblie approval und ennf id'-uee.
To Identify this atore- with evorv eivlc movement to eliminate tho
thought that we ure in businesn solely to -make money.
The best effect of the combine! I'nerry of this store is toward the
goal of our Idols that can onlv he reaehed when tiii:i establishment bo
comeH A STOItti OF JT1JLIC SEKV1UE.
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NEW TODAY
BIG DOLLAR DAY SALE.
At b W. Woolworth Co., .Saturday.
June 24th. One article free with ev
ery dollar purchase. Ask clerks about
it. Watch for tomorrow's adv.
G-'ailMt
CARD OF THANKS.
AVe sincerely wish to thank our,
friends and neighbors fur their kind
ness during the sickness and death '
of our beloved father. Especially 'h'i
w(1 thank the G- A. R-r W. R. C, Lady
.Mact'iuwcs, lradics Society ot.,4J. ol U 1
l- fc E, Al.-o for the beaut-iful flow-
ei s aenL.
MR. and MltSi T. L. J-'KLKiKH,
.MR. and MRS. .1. I. KICKETTis,
. .VIRS. R. PI.UNKETT,
MRS. II. LY N K C-22-ltp
Canvas
for
ANYUXE Havini infur.nja.ljon re
. ararir.ng Harold Schdlliere'a where
alinuts. nieese notify John Hood.
W'alia Walla, Washincton. b'-U'-i-otpj
11 r.i.r.-N A 1'Ai rr.K. i si i iti.A. i
Those who have White Havilan.l
Dinner. Waie will be delighted t'
linow that they will row be able to
fill in their sets and renew tlie piece.1
which have been bmken. Kor the first
time since the war this pattern is
aain on the market and Richardso-i
"The Ait Man" has a complete as
sortment of this white Ransom Pat
tern, in open stock. The price is right
and those who need fill-ins will he
able to make them ut a reasonable
rate.
6-22-at
TOURISTS OR CAMPERS
Euy Yours Today.
Made of 12 os. Army Duck.
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company j
ICE CREAM SOCIAL.
The Christian Endeavor of the Kirst
Christian Church will g;ive an 'ice
cream social at Mrs. Harris' home,
11K)8 Fourth, Friday nirht. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the pub
lic. B-ii-ii
FOR SALE Two lots with five-room I
house with cement cellar undet I
house, lurg-e front parch, closed in
back perch, pantry and clothes elos-,
f ft. Large parage and woodshed in
o'le building. Box 1-S7; I.u C.rallde,
Ore. - 6-223-tn
FOR SALE Rit tvpe Poland China
. boar. Wonder Clan li;l;W, foO. Al
so youuK pigs. , Ilert KnighC, Union,
Oregon. . tl-22-ltp
FOR SAI.K Haynca car, HUM model.
Cood condition. Call :G:i-M.
(i-22-ltp
LOST Ley hoi so with reached irnne,
newly shot. Hranded H. I', t-i left
shoulder. $15,011 reward- Main S'.IS.
Patent
Flappers
Piitfiif; niR'-str;ii. low lit'cls with welt soles saint;
as aliove in .1M'", suctlf. Also patent xvuy suede
1 1'iniiiiod' ox Cords. These, shoes are iill hi'i yradc
shoos, ltoehester il.idc.
Tlie Bootery,
i A Paradise for Tired Feet ,, . , v. .
Grovor Smith, Mgr.
rl .lOaiaiT'fciai'i
ii-'-'-j-titp ;
n ipi.i
both
s-.ot
Did yon hear the chimney sw.il
of last ycr' low. Krcddy!
cotton, tnir.th"rl ",:u asni tut- cnimni'yi hstiu-r.
c in Lie d. inand,"1-1' '
h:is inoueht a-i! "
He sun- ou are ritlil -but don't
in' too sure tilat everybody else is
The Lid. at The Ha;me.
'n lnnp'.ion
of l.i -,v
i l;il in. re.is
fab
i -crca.-c in tit,, price ot
eel ton and futures. This
n a small one, but th.?
h ii pioinis. s to i-oninian.l
i.'il 1.. make it a piol'iiabl--
!
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: Biiiliii II
i lltv A.H-l,.t.-,t IT.-sO j 0 fl"" V).-- I
IMIiH.ANH, June 22. Livestock i nai1. HHWOTWJPKCI I i
I
Take Care of Your Dollars and Your
Dollars Will Take Care of ycu.
wrong
about th:
at Tin. llaeue.
e.l with iu-w.-.pi,i.-,
cituuol siu . I I- i
tiic tiling is aui
nut ional confcr.n-.
If it cannot sue;
publicity, it ccrlninly
without.
The effort lo prevent uuMicit'
made by tin. conference, at lb,, insti
irntion of For,. K .Mmit.-i- Kin-n.--beek
of Holland, siiows n curious st.ttc
of mind, and one which woii'd nut !,-'
rxpected of any mod. rn diplomat. 1:
is e.-pecialiy cuiious la-rnUM. Kur-e-
beck is president of th,. l..-:u-, f ..-,.
tions Assenfbly. That Assembly is
the "popular" b.-im h of an im,-'. n.,.-tion-H-t
Micnnizniion v-.li.:s-.- c:n!iin.-ii
principle is suppi t . , .,v!
enants openly inhv.,1 m" iy
publicity for int.-rnalion.il aff-ii-,.
The Holland d'plom.it ,,ii ,,f
tho delegate, f i ... t ml,,.,, count -n-.
'hlame the fnilure of il ,. i;, ..,., ,
Urtu on ll.e tic-.$ cure, .c.w'.t ,
lltv A--,,, 1,1. , fr..s.
IMIiH.ANH, June 22. LivestiH-k
was steady t-.ihiy and erjrs wen.-:
Hut tor was firm. Wheat was Jl.O'J
to fl.lo.
Systeniat ie savin.";, however small the hegin
li inii, is the sure way to iiidopeiideiiiT and siio
coss. "Yon eaniiut oat vour pie and have it,
It..."" - '
!;a'..-t item
a. nnlli
U.ll v
I'-'ttllll
in our
f.ii iner
'i-nien'.
i ittir
epnrt devote
SHOP NOTES
lelib
of Interest from the
O.-W. Shops.
.1 '1 !
1.1:
:- i.-it,
n-a or
y.ii!
, t
tion In Us culliva !
e 's Ilii- dominant ta, -(
m.iniic hie of an uie.-i of
re mil.-s whi.-li . ..-it-i-i I
'".i d of our population.!
io.---l.l.. that Minliu'ril I'-
'i .'ret, before the year '' hc'ii sl'.'i'.lim;
i ii -1 u- himlnlion ofthj.s llinu o:ist elites i
'I tl ,sc l'ii-linc,l to cut jl'ls work In I lie r-luis.
""lll'l bear m mia I' .Machinist I ire. si I,. Ili yanl left
eis me now- unal.ie l.'M cm-ihuc for Portland to atle'id
i : i k of Airei iii; the d:iy of th,. ium- fesl:ii.
' ' time. Km. .p- l -I- P. l':i!.iw-ll .u c.ille.l to Fr--
ksiuitli, who
w w eeks Is--aiu
back at
In
I 'r
op- I
is s on a, n
and final.,.-
I' r. .--nl th
of the:
y may
..f.-r to be with h,s lather w h.)
critically ill. '
Machinist t'.cni no N.-w a.. m will
.im. this evening In bis ear to
nil ii tvii-d ! tuiattoti at Spo-
I I FF IMPRISONMENT.
JAi'ttSi iN', Mich . June 22.- ticortre
Iriub, confessed slayer of Alice
Mnllott, pleaded cniilv to first de
u"ce mur.ier in tile jackson county
circuit cunt and iniuiecntely was
entcnec.l o solitary confinement :ll
bind labor for life in Marquette pris-
llli:s WITH liOYAl.TV
.n, t . i !. .i rr, ,.i
I.OXOON, June S2. William
llowiiid Tall was the uest of the
archbishop of Canterbury at lunch
eon Wednesday. Tottolhor with bis
ll.i-1 he p. II tielpate.l In the weieoine
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