La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 23, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA (iu'ANI-'K KVKN1NU OlKi.'Vlllf I'AliK THliKK Foley's Honey esdTsr stunt. nu DUICK H.li.f lum COUGHS gff&g?! Bt for Children nd Crown Persons I THE 0UTBURST3 OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo i : 1 1 TriT toMOLC (JT-(-1Cc. -troP.cc For Utmost Corset Satisfaction bo Fitted to I m m, No aquppzlni; of organs; no pressure; (directs o( rignro correotpd; a (perfect founda tion for your gowns. This In addition to tho com forts afforded through t lie ex clusive "La C'uuiillfl" fi'iituri'H; No pressure on siiiue; no cut- ling by lasers; no pinching of i;clusus; no dlgiflni! of stays at tpp but freedom, vnntiliitlon, 'ftptlsfitotlou. A complete lint of the dif ferent models nlways on hand. I'l-lces 9..o mid un. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Res. X702, Cor. Spring & Onk lhone 3a2-W lHAWCIMC O'T CH IT'S A I ' 1 ia K - IMN DANCES : THE WAR OAHGE IIKI.KN PUTIFtN M M ('HIS. uuly si mini hU ull-HM'ht iliiiicv. Var- umuml tlii'iiUKliiiut III flUrM wulrhiiu.'! Tims' who lisv AVhite Unvllnnl l OK OVU Ullil ul iMWll aL. dftwil 111 u i'i:n;n i knuw Waif that llii-y II he ileliirlltr-.l li will tow be uble to m... i'.. i I..'.' i ...... . i ...i,i. trill li, ii...;.. i..., i ,....,..S .i,- WIWH" ' lUUIll )(H 1 IL lfl.ll Vll Willi. "i'i .v. .v.. i pirir.- Iliin iu hi kll-iiiylit pi'imne..' tti.l thi wliii'h have In en broken, Kor the first Hunan iliilijien or the tin darned for. sevtval houm. I ill! SANTA IIOSA. f1.. Juao To ajiiiia-e ilut wiulh of offvuded Ino.; ii spirit-!, .Mi;iiiu l f rduva, h yoimw bmvj here, itcvntly spint all one night dune-1 mi? the war tlu'ir of Ids trihn, ui'i'oid-i IIIK Iti lepoiiH leveiven hitp. Theiv is a tradition mon. (leyserville lndiiin that holds that the snirits of the re linen will be otfend ed if the biaves dance their war dane es before sliunfrei's. C'ordnva violat m1 this law early thin month when he led a dunce of (.uilford Indian School ehildien Ht Cotnji near heie before about 20,OU(I spe.-latiiis. Duly by danc ini; all ui-,t utnf providing a feast for bis fellows could the Italian return to the favor of the irods. Alihnt'"h ftw of the spectator" heoul of it, C'oi'.iuvu, inmiediately af ter the tlance, hurried back to tieyser ville, tribesmen reported, and inimt-di- Indian chilijicn of the lluilfovd sclioul time since t lie war this pattern is a wnii on the markot and Ku-liardso'i I lie Art Man has a complete as A Book. If book come from tho heart. It will contrive to ren b uiaer liearis; sit srl mid aiilhor crafl are of small Hi' I lit Itist. 'rtliilinis fnrlvli. Why Sutler fom RltMnuiutm. Miltllient of this whitu Kunsom I'ul- Icrn, in open 'Uock. The price is rijjhti and Uwise who need fill-ins will bei able to in;, l.o tin ,,, at a reasonablel rate. ll-?-.V-)ll' Po you know that nine out of evry ten cuHca of rheumatism are iiimply iheuniatism of the muscles or chronle rheumatism, neither of which requir. any internal ticatmenl? The pain may be relieved by applying (.'hambi Iain's Liniment, which makes slw.) .mil rest possible, and that ivrtninly means a Krent deal to any one afflict, ed with iheumaiism. Adv. RFAM THE WANT ADSt I 1 PARTY IMS BADLY BROKEN Xorlh Dakiita Aiiivoiicliiiii;' For Sale A Rnml rooming :h)Uso, 27 rnoniH, all furnislicl, Ilut'.1 iiarIiuiMils, full biisMUKMi t , with furiiiu'M, Klt'iim IihiU (Mt throtmliout, ill ti brick build In clnsti in; khhI b;iat; tloiiiK 4iOil biuint hs. Vvi'i i IhIu, aNmiu In ami Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mer, Arabnlance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, Night Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. Holh siilcs failed in this effort, ul- thoUKh some iiulopt'iulent canditlatos have iiniioutU'C'd that they personally will vote for Mi-Cumur. j The third man in the ract' for sen ator. Ormsliy iMeliarjr, of Jumi'stown, is leaideil as an unknown quantity. Since his return to the state, less than a year ajco, which accounts for his inability to vote in the primary, he has aliRtied himself with the Independents. lis IVimnHi's With Tlnm-xl Ie 1S a former prmtn setn-taiy to . ... . " (Senator McLumuer nnu has heen ah- J trill leal HI l;itl M(lSS. , scnt from North ilhtkota for some . ' years. ( iiy asih Li! .1 i-ruus.) Govcmnr Nestos is leading n slate I1KSMAUCK, N. li., June -2:1 With: ticket on which George Shafer of Wat raity line-s broken and disvcgaided.i fold City is the candidate for Attor .S'orlh Uakota is approaching its state-l ney (leneial and Joseph A. Kitchen wide piimary June 2$ with Ihe in-1 is asking renomination ns Comniis- "-i?v tiiit'ii-u 111 Liif ntiui'uiv ui- ' .tiuiiri ui iki it uiiuii uini i-iiuur. i tween the present administration and Thtsn three positions form the Indus-' the Nonpartisan League for the con- tiitd Commission which haB control trol cf the state gtivcrnmcnt Gov- of the large business interests of the! ei rior !'; A- Nestos, the first jrovornor stale i in th hhtoiy of tho United States to The lot true ramlidates nre U. F. Ha-1 be tlecied in a ie;all campaign is'ker of G Unburn for Governor, Piter heading the cyni: dilation of iKeoubli-i Gaibei g of Hettinger for Attorney a ns and D'Mnoeiats aligned against I General, and VV. J. Chinch of York RJ I, acres of choice. Bandrldse laud, all In woo I crop. I'rli-e H4.2G2.5u. TheiH is u nuntmine of SfjOdt) can bo asrtnmeil. liitluiicA eash. One third of Ihe crop- Kues with Uto place. 80 acres 2 infies out of I.a Orande on main mad nil under cultivation. Kair Iioush and hnprovtuiHuits. A choiro placo all for $12,000. $.r0nu cash. Half iul!6 from hcIiooJ. Will crops go with tut pilcu. - i C.J. BLACK & CO. New Foloy Building La Grande, Orogoti the League. The latter is marshall ing its forces under the name of lit publican, the democratic mejubers of the League signing up as i'epubli catiH fcr the purposes of the primary. The primary is strictly a North Ua k'ta affair. Whila a candidad fnr for.Commissioner of Agriculture and t ... -.1 "i. i. Luiitii . uiuui uiiti l iiu r en nre i arm - : ers. former members of the North! Dakota Senutfc and familiar with the! woik of the state. I Several independent candidates ai in the field" but only one who is con U::hcd States senator is to be 'l .-ctcd,' sidei ed by politicians to have mud. the league and anti-league battle en-', of a chance is Siver Serumcurd, of teis into this and the selection ofj Htvils Lake, candidate for 'ommis the senator is one nf the (jueerest an-jHiuner of Agriculture and Labor. It gles ever presented to the peoply of, is contended that he w taking vote a state. Lynn J. Frazier, rivalled f''m both sides. eroveitior is the nndidate for the Non partisan l.tagu". Sorter J. McCum- HOLIUMUS WItFCK IIOMIO is a candidate to succees hiuiself. and Oimshy iMi.lIavg, of Jame-'town. a former private secretary of Senator, ALTON. Ens. Drunken soldiers; .McCuni.Ki, is also a candidate. 'wrecked tho homo of Air. and Mih. : Act-uiduiff to political observers the William Lamb, beating both severe prmr ry will not give a line upon thetiv withoul provocation. I truri of national fteling. ruulitionsj " - " if litically, they contend, are too chw-j -C" otic, the party label too easily cr:in ' !, for any stamp of pro or anti to b? dcv'Utied iinm the lesult. Something of the tangled conditions can oy guess efl from the fact that the 'lam.s of the same men appear on petitions of candidates named for democratic an.l lepublican office. No alignment hai yet been mad? in this not pouri of politics stamping one' side or the ether as carrying the banner of prog ress, immobility or reaction. Rack of ull these conditions trail FOR SALE Ladies' saddle horso Silo t'utt.er and engine Nittional Credit System l-'lVm Jurd truck in ft'tiotl condition Idire Electrie ilate AVood Saw COMMISSION AND BROKERAGE STORE ins Fir St. fall .r)13-.T Nolan Skiff LA GRANDE IRON WORKS r Eastern Oregon j: Music Co. li The Home of the BRUNSWICK If you want tlie Lit est in records see us. the years in which North Dakota hn: been the expei imental 'ground for ecci-omic tlioiies, ( theoiies which needed a ptdltical tarty label for func-j tinning, and still further lack, are: the years in which North Dakota was! attempting to align itself under the progiessivo banner upheld at that time by its neur native son, Tbecdore Roosevelt, I Under these conditions six different; elements 'intered into the campaign-j The ' (dements, e ich one paramount to some certain gioup or alignment I or sevtinn follow: i 1. ItitcixsLi'd iu the state ticket audi the le'.tirn of Governor li. A. Ne-tos' , to the po.-ition he has filled since NV-j j vember 1'lfid, la:t. This cleaicnt has no candidate for th senat'ii sliip. ' I U. 'J ne Nuiiailin:'.n .League, wilhl J its mim'ei'n s;gning tij) as republi cans, it ticket headed by former ! iiovtr'ior 1' i as. u iw candidate for i United State Senator, and u ilh aj 1 cimi'lvle st:iLc ticket, headed by B. V. ' L:;k"r, of Gb-hbtu n, a farmer, for j Gfivi-rr.or. :i- jitmocrats, supporting J. F- T.1 ; 'J'Cuniior for United States Senator rand a complete state ticket. 4. Portef J. McCumber, senator, i aidciitly Riipnoited by former stal i, warts with followers in both the Ue 1 1 pu'diran and Nonpaitisan camps. I i 5. Protect against the purpose ol j'the d'-mocrats t'j align with the in I d' peadriit U publicans following the l pjimary unun certain candidates from ; each ticket. i (i. Prti.-t in republican ranks i against the industrial experiments lithe slate has been trying. I j Tho pi dim: nary campaign, up ' to !. the time of final liling for office, was I :i ennlf st bet wren ilie Jr.dept cdent lie- ! pobiiran an( the McCu inner fitrce. The imknen it nt- attempted to fore: ; I '.he senaT r and bis immediate fllow-j J ier to ally themselves with thL. Inde- C (Mtident:- agiint the Nonpartisan) a j I.f :ik ie. Thin wu.H met by the Equally! I j in - j - ii at demand of th- nupportetM m J..f i 'ntkr that tk Ifldp-ndrnn,4 l-t.iv i. ii" i;-e;i's inn .niiur MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractors re paired, overhauled and rebuilt Ascetylene welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversize pistons, Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pius rogroand Give ns a trial D. FITZGERALD, 1W Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar X el led Gem Toialoes, per cwl $1.00 Fancy Strawberries, crafe $2,50 Fresh KK's, doz 20c Creamery Under, pound 40 L G. HOL GROCER Quality and Service FREE DELIVERY CALL MAIN 43 M :r - t - at IHDIAMAPCI.IS mm Victoiy: lioaa - yictpcy at WICHITA. ; Help ffou Choose- Tires 500 miles at 94.48 miles on hour a relentless ftrind over a rough-finished, sun-bukeJ concrete and brick pavement tit record-brenkinii speed that is tho gruelling test Okllteld Cord Tires underwent successfully at Indian apolis Speedway May 30tl. .They were on tho winner's car for the third successive year and on eight of tho tea finishing In the money, upholding the confidence success ful race drivers have In the trustworthiness and ability of these tires to meet the greatest demands of speed, endur ance and safety. Their records in every other Important race have been equally as good. I Consider this' achievement along with another test of OldfielJ quality made at Wichita, Kansas, this past winter and early spring. . ..... 34,525 miles on rutted, Icy Kansas roads, running day and night on a Studebnker stock car without a singly tlra change. This test was made by a group of Wichita auto motive dealers in a tire, oil and gasoline economy run. Mayor Kemp of Wichita was official observer and mado affidavit to tho mileage and service given by Oldfleld tires. ' You may never subject your tires to the gruelling experience of Indianapolis nor the steady grind of bad winter roads, but it is good to know you can get such safety and mileage economy by buying Oldticld tires. Ask your nearest dealer. i t i 165 0 IdtTcitnl BtlSUWM Th buvlnd nub ile Ii ilia nurHt btirumvivr of (Iu vulu of may arti cle. T h t I r tint i pror.l of OUtiold, value hni Iwvn din on it t rute J by tho luTuiiiu f 15 In btmlncaa for the tlrttt five month of mi over I he corre- KtidlnU period uf "The Moat Truitworthy Tires Bailt"- The Oldf ield Tire Company, Akron. Ohio Agents Everywhere Old bold 'l true ure distributed lhrou(h 71 bntnchwe kind 1U trlbutluA Mure huiuin In ull puna ol the U nlid Stutti, More duuluri nre con Mtuni ly bvt'uniUiH Old held Mttvnclve lind Olilflrd i lren tire now u viilU hlit I n tur cumutuo uy. S At Monday, Ju ne 26 1 9 2 2 -AT- RALPH E. BUTLER FARM LADD CANYON. 12 MILES S.E. OF LA GRANDE (The Old Oliver Ranch) Will sell the following described property to-wit: 70 head grade Shorthorn and Here ford cows, 3 to 6 years old. Several head of spring calves. 22 head coming 2 year-old heifers. 23 head coming 2-year-old steers. 10 headi milch cows, fresh. 1 registered Shorthorn bull, 3 yean old. 1 registered Shorthorn bull, yearling. 1 registered Shorthorn bull, 10 mo. old. 20 head mares and geldings, weight 1200 to 1500 lbs. 1 black Percheron Stallion, weigh! 1800 lbs. 5 purebred Poland China sows, 14 mo. old. ' 1 purebred Poland China boar, 1 year old. 4 Mowing Machines. 1 Hay Rake. 1 8 foot Disc. . "! 1 3 1-4 in. Wagon, new. T E R f1 S OF SALE CASH SALE BEGINS AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. TREE LUNCH AT NOON RALPH UTLER J. E. Reynolds and h. V. Johnson, Clerks. f. 9. Jdbfcttfl, RUMk .