La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1922, Image 4

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La Grande Evening Observer
INIIIOI'KMIICNT M.MIl'AI'RIL
ui'.:cii'd dally and w.M-ltly at L
Brandt,, otiin, by i.a Grande ItWan
tos Obpcrvpr I'uii'.f-hlnff Cotnuany.
UKUCO DENNUS. Kdllor.
J .
ntra M natofrte at La Orand,
Oregon, aa on x."re Mall Matter.
Addri.nA all communication! to THK;
DbSHHVlOK, Hit Adaaaa Ae 14
ttrande. Oregon.
HJIUCIUI'TION IlATBe.
By Carrier.
Dally, per month -
bally, por three month
Dally, pur alx mo., In adianoe .H.bti
Dally, aingle copy '
tiT and rnVm'V orriuiAii
im nit.
On aula In other cltlea Oregon Hotel
Vhwi Bland, I'orlland; Imperial Newa
Stend, Cortland; Uullnuiuan Nawa
Jlaiul, i'ortland. ,
IllClllllOlt OK A HHOC'I ATKO PIlBi.
The Ainu-teed I'nua la exolualTely
.milled to 'or publication of all
oowe diapalenei- ereiiUi-d to It or not
jinxrwlKi- iroillt.d In llila paper, and
Alao the local tifwa puulldhed therelu
All righta of i e "publication of apodal
llnpatchea ure alao aru reaerved.
Sible Thought. For Todaj
Till-: ASSlliKD IIAKVKST:
He
' M""- ..nn
Bally, per Tear, In advance 6.00
Daily, an Boniha. in advance -';' ,,,.,,,. !wd , , ,cke(l
Dally, por month - I f or whatsoever u limn Howeth, Hint
Weekly Obaorver-Star, by Biall. t raliitll Jif "No rfiip. flnlmlnim 0:7,
per year. In advHiue - It no , -
THOSE PIONEER MOTHERS.
' "Th'v bravest hattlo ever ' tt'oiitfht was fought by Uie
piloihors of men." So runs Hie 11 vein so dear to the
wt.'nier.'.s heart: so ran the minds of the La i ramie com
mittee designated' to feel up a float for Hie Haker Pioneer
mid Oregon .Trail Fourth of -Inly celebration, and as a re
sult il:e (irande t.oiido valley will have a ".Mothers
I'loaf in the jianul'e. .
The jiart that Woman has played in the jiroar scheme
of laming the west is of greatest importance and it is
.very oreil'tabie to those plaiitiin the exhibit in JJaker
that the,v should consider tliowomon of early days.
The bobbed hair, the short skirt, the kalsomitied face
of today will i'-t be present on the .Mother's Float. Jn
tstead tiiere will be the iiioilcsl'lyl dressed woman, plain
but beautiful, with thoughts centered on grander and more
fflorioiis 'things than frivolitis c l the present. She will
be a woman whoso, vision, looks, deeply into the future
where she beholds sous aiid daughters in-owing to man
hood and womanhood: she beholds in her mind armies ol
Ktrong men capable and willing t bat tie for the nation, sin
cerely thinking ot the development ol one ot Wol s great
est portions of the world; she beholds things of moment for
future' generations, and interwoven through all of these
thoiurhts lornniiK' 111' solid inundation in Her ninid is
Christian love and motherly, tenderness so beautifully
mingled that the light in her eye is a benediction to men
That's the float La (irande and the (iramle Ifonde
valley will have in the parade at Laker on Judcpcudeuc(
day; that 'is the float which when analyzed will cause
thinking people to acclaim Ihe fickleness and falsity ol
the tinsel age; that is the float which will make stii ng
sturdy men who have known hardships, who have seei
the darkest hours, bow tlieir'hends and give inward thank;
for the; pioneer-mother whose sweet character mellowec
the harshness r.if car'liv day, society and set high above t!c
daily life that! inspiration for all to do right and work in
a co-ojieral ive 'manner .'lor perfect development embody
ing neighbor! v spirit aud'iw('tlieriv love.
..'C ".Vr- .S.r-V ,' ,
.' LOSING-' A GOOD MAN. .
rhiiiiiniun of t iruj rit-w novial frwilom.
She h.vs: , "TnIso.it all in till, it utiuini
to inc that if. the Unitud Htutea of
America it. cuiiiiucivd ly intornul or
oxtrniul enuiiiicM, it U'lu not bp from
Imd montLi, hut nniutr ttlupidity." Sh'i
nu.s tn mind th freak Icifislution en
acted and contumptatcd in varionti
statt s that have- net out to make the
world moral by rtKulatintf the height
of Hh lu't'lK, the length of its skirt
and the lattitudc of is decolk'to. Such
laws uie about as effective as mus
tard planters uniJUcd to wooden lf
If tin'r is anything really wrona
with thu present yountfer neration
;t must hfdeeper than a question of
dies, or dancing. These are nut out
er mjinifl'Ktatioiw; I ffvy.- and not
radical caus. iUul effecU in turn
become causes, hut it nt not by tink
ering with effects that we heal thi
parent disease. Talking of parent
diseases, it may be that a closer study
of the problem will bring us nearer
to what the parent than what the law
can do.
THE 0FFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
(leorge (t)uayle, who has been with the state chamber
of commerce1 for several years, -is (putting hi job and will
book up Vith a liunbr company ion the coast. Quayle
a good man and has ibnie good work. He js different
from many men in such positions, for he is jractical am.
.soft words and alluring pictures do not take him off lib
feet, lie is not of the Ixiosler type, hut tpiite contrary
lie is of the concrete type who demands to be showii
When the' plan was on to get settlers ilVoni the east foi
Oregon's irrigated sections, ho raised his voice admonish
ing everyone in the east who vas interested that the ir
rigated land is not a poor man's game and one must have
finances to make the grade. He told them the truth and
many did not. come, but at that, 'it was better thev did
not, for we have sufficient example already f thoM' win
did at sonic time come iu respon.se to prettv pictures
onl.v to find thoy could not measure up with the demands.
The Kvoning Observer looks(upoii (leorge Qua vie as
hue of the luitst sub.stant iaLuien who has ever been en
gaged in cha.ifeli- of emnine-rcc Work in the northwest
and wo believe he will haw e.Mvlh -tit success iu the busi
ness he haseh.v-.oii. ,'jlere's bijpiny ho wid have.
TRUTH INSLOGANsT
In oiie'of t hi
eonu's ut with this
ie stales where 1 he i-jimi i:ii..-"n Cn-
is waxing warm candidates me aiuioiinciior :,n,l '?,.. ,..,
an: " ', nn. -ill I, 1 1., v
why 1 am here. Such candor must be admired for the
ruth ot the maHer under present dav :?lun ies of finance
the eanuidate is hitting mighlv ,(,M. t tu, ,,.,!, in his
m.iiei.iein. i no oiu ship may right herself
js, nui uie lact remains that
jic is a i ii ue iia-
crscu some sa v I
no one oven vet kimws where
oon toner -fv- niiuli l. 'in..
. t. i ,. i . .- I mi.iiiv .-. I iu-
I'"" iiiio i low it i iinsiiios eacli
tlav loaves i ll leicnl inn.r..
sums into I...i;.r : . i- . . . i . . 1
, . , is i o roo i ihat evervtlnug
brighter an, the next , buy a change of eombiuat ions ,,,a
1 "IT"-"-, mv. naming s nortnn . v
"Ul 'i mtius Sil t (111) C WMVw i . Mi ...,.i .. ..
" " 'm , ti i hi 1 1 :i
in;i
The woniaii who pushed her hus
band into! Ihe river wua. trying to
drown her trouble's.
Snmewlii.t Inbarrassed ho Hulled
up to tht depiir Uncut Htore glove
counter.
"I would like tu eo y.i& Green
ho Htaiuiuered.
The absent-in In (Uvl is .ile.iporson
looked Up lanuhHy.
".Miss (irex-li Is out," sho mild,
"but wo have a .Miss While who is
very nire, alsu a M ius 1 1 luck und
MKsh llrown, who are very popular
Ibis housou.''
vorl;
We' now fevjsi? Ibe old. old saw,
Wojjjmv ((.Trsr ttho old. old saw,
And yo.u.J. know It a true;
A l-'ord rili- 5lVvs 1'inds Huuie w
For ulfo-TTaudH to do.
TIIK WAi.'HH (K SIV
. "llretb vn?' CrM linod (lie pceach
or aiho e.'ime across a portion of
Ills flnvk , outlined in pursuiim the
goddess of Jchayee, .."Deui't yo' all
kn(w rfj's' ronn to' K.ioot i:r;iii.
-"Ya$( pahriou,'' a dm It led one par
ishl'onor Ha.iJv. ft- h'lho' mV, All's
pnyiir.'fo' ni.ili bins.' ' i"
' , Y . - ti . M
, , Oitu false -utop lun't fatal. Where
tjiertvi u y, ilj there's a et-away".
"Dkkcy." said' tho inolher. "wIimh
you divided those five carincls wiin
your Hister. tlbl you livo, ht-c tbi'e?''
"No, ina. I thought t'hey wouldn'i
Tto TKKSIMIHT.S
"I don't keOr ho mucU fer.lhU
Clud fi'd and Polltnna btinincriii."
"Mo iiuithor. It's getting no
man hardly known where ho cuu go
to borrow a little trouble." ,
JIATII ItA'ITI.KS
They my Jazz Is dead. Wo thouKht
ft wan dying from tho weird noise
It liiudo.
When the overhead uetn under
foot. Homebody'u due for a trip.
The traffic cops dentin that too
many people think tb-y know how
to drive u ear us sooir us they leant
to step on the gas.
A Dozen Beautiful New
Silk Dresses
BLAME LAID
ON OFFICERS
BY MILITARY
(Continued rroin-page one.)
error that Colonel Hunter, his roni-'j-
4..ntiitk' UHt hut hnnn tit tl..ppl. r..P
HL'VtTJll (tilVS. ri'Dlirteil ThllrmL.v niirhtt!
that a uisorifnnizetf. drunken mob ol
strike sympiithizers waylaid und mus
-suc'ied the non-union men Thursday
morning in violation of a truce enter
ed into 'WedneKilay niht.
Under the truce, the non-union
workera were to quit work Thurxluy
moiniiiK and leave the mine field
Shortly after daybreak. Colonel Hun
ter reported, mob, inflamed by li-'
quor, uttutked the .strikebreakers'
camp ami shot down the men as they
turned to fh.'e.
The (jovernor has received no re
quest for troops from the officials of
Williamson county and said that, in
fact, the officials did not want troops
sent to the scene.
Three companies of state (ruard
have been held in readiness to go to;
lleriin for two days, the novernoi I
disclosed, but 'he added that there
appaiently was no necessity of send-;
in soldiers unless rioting brckc out i
arain.
111
V
I
Just in This Morning
Tin. frocks that n.nke rur particular distinction, fab
rics of flue qnaliiy, nlci-nes of finlHhiiiM "1 MttliiB .
mid above all styic in h iici i these, tire features of tu ;
twelve new liocks nil unpacked this uiorning.
Attractively Priced at $25 and $30 ; ;.'
That frocks of litt;li quality ami distinction may bo-;;
purchased at attiactive prices is another feature of thoso t
dresses. The inaluri.ils aie mostly eiepe do- i-liine, Can- :
Ion and georgette.
I-.i-iht attractive coliiiiiic.s with c.-iy triininlns. l!o
sure lo see tlicm early totiioirow for they won't re
main here lonx at .their prices.
PURE SILK HOSE
BROWN AND BLACK
-Willi lisle carter tops and fi
partiuuiit are scLlini; at
in our hosiery do-
69c pair
New Separate
Skirts
For summer sports or dress war are now
showu In our ready-lo-wear deU'.rtnieiit. Soiiio
very new and tifauUrul plaiied niulels. Si-o our
window- display. Tliey'tu priced from (i.vi) up
lo I2U.0U..
. . (Bj AssoctaLc-d J'ress) ,
IIERRIN, June 211. Half a dozen
wounded men, some of them Ivinp on-
death beds Thursday niuht Kave a cor
respondent of the Associated Press
Ihe first actual eye witness of the
fiirht Wernesday nijrht and Thursday
morrinir, whioh llnounht dozens of,
casualties when 5000 armed striking!
miners attacked the Lester strip mini"!
near here, which wns being operated!
ny iinpoiceu woiaers unci guards.
The substance of the statements bv
th" (Wounded, who were ninoni; the! way Company and later was appoint
besicKcd, was that not a mine worker , ecl by the imperial crovernmcm, co
was injured durmcr he f.Bhtincr, but . .director in the r.aihvav lluieau con
that the numerous killed w-ere she - struciinB railwav- northern China,
down in cold blood after they had, Although Dr. Wu ahvays had been
surundeied themselves and their i n ot,,,,.,,.!. ... (,.,..:.. ..r ; u.
Sweaters
THAT ARE NEW
y
' New sport sweaters in new niliirluKS such
ii s heh:e and periwinkle; also navy, brown and
black. Th'.-y hav? lime; tuxedo collars nf an
Mora. bi its and pee-ke'.s. See window, l'ricetl
from ?b. OH up. ' .
There was nothin from the! stormy era through which China pass
llimi'l-u tn i-nnl , ...I i,.t thi.ii-' ....n . .. . . I.
c-ei in iiii, wnen i-resnieitt l.l 1 uan
Huncr dismi.-s.cel his premier and tin
cabinet fur opposine; a declaration of
war aerainst (iermanv he named Wu
as aetinir nremier. empewei in him
to form a new cabinet to break the
deadlock and to sever relations with
the Teutonic powers. l)r. Wu had
been appointed Minister for Kurciitm
Affairs in November, ItilG, resierntnet
in March, 1917, later suuerestinir- his
(tovernment follow the. examnle of
the United States and break relations
with Germany. Jn July, 1017, Dr.
hualthiand it was believed then thai
arm:
union miners to contiadict their
claims. Several of the men imported
to woik the mine absolved the strik
cis from blame, sayinp; that the ones
responsible weie those 'who sent u-Ik-re
under false promises that there
would be nn tr.uible;" and that "the
miners would not object."
fiomc of the wounded interviewed
were in the hcspital here. Others were
located in their homes.
WU TING FANG
PASSED AWAY
TTTT.CJ RTmj'MT'Nrn - his retirement would lief permanent
i asthe republic had weathered the most
(Continued from Pntje One.)
call, which was in the nature of i
iciiukc, quie-Kiy Miiowccl. tie wasi
vri-en an inferior post und later al-;
toirether retiied, to bo subfeiiucntlv !
come out even, so 1 ato one 'fore reappointed, which was considered ini'
serjous crises,
Hr. Wu was born in Pinerapovp in
1842. He was educated in the Cl-.ine.-e fur e"chaniiinec .-airifications of th,e
clessies at Canton and stuilieel fCn; enve tn :uy elft-cted to ('hcfoo. Wu
lish at Honet Konir. lie enro-d -,.iai o a I in m-crntiatmc- at Pekins
as student at Lincoln's In.-!...n,i.m l""-'np;H,ese treaty of om.
I iri rce a id navieriition, which was rat
in 174, where he studied intel n:it:.i j j K.:i Oc tober, lsiio.
al law and- other ei;al sulijeets two! ,
vears, when he wns admitted to prac I I" hc Mlewinir year he was sent
tice at the Kncrlish bar. He returiie.i ! :1 Mmislei- to the United States,,
to China in 1877, pas-inc; threu-'l: i hlt1' l"Kt he oi-t upied until 111(12,
the United States ,lilakii-.ir n study c.rjwlien he was ree-nileii, bein-,' anmimted
national institutions and eoll-Res. Or!"1 1!'7, later retuininer to China to '
his arrival at Hong Konif lie pra-;ice.i : an active narl in the moves tlut
law until. 1SM2, when h" was ar''"i:,c j '"'d to the f..imin;r of tue Republic,
ed let'iil advisor and deputy for feu- J.;r Wu ca-Ui-i! uteil numerous es-,
eietn affairs at Tientsin. On Ihe e--Savs on economics anil political sub
tablshment of the. Tien' i-i Drivers j,,,, to lea.iine Amei ican and P.ritish
lty in 181)5, he was appointed chie"! ,,-,!, lic,iti:,ns. He le-.-tured repeatedly
diiector. I before' univnsity classes here- and
In the same year he was ma'Te f :i s' abroa.l and in lPoO the dc-nree of
Wu resierncd as premier owiuf te. ii','.!.. II. was conferred on him by the
secretary of the' embassy "e.n-c nns I I'nivei sity of Pennsylvania, lie was
:;ions tr. .Iii"ati fn'l nlrninnl r.-iri-' mr..-, iril -i--d h"i( r.v,.r.i) children.
I bcRijii .ii .divide." .
It's easiv
Wheit I
'I'H1!-H..MI'
lo be arourhy
Ihiuiia nre'n'l.-romliic! yonr
Vil.vi,
11 ii t th pii.o old errowl
Is tho liirtiV ;whei will howl
When, everything's truing o. K.
i '
Modern inventions arc clovoltipiim
a race ol bultou pushers. It menus
thai all ol' the physical exe-ivis s
of tho future will be confined lo
prosperity's thumb.
The
According to n nenrDloist, during
tilt) Jtnlidny season hoitds of liiinil'i's
ire i'M'ciall,v apt to lose tliclr hal-unc(-.
Tln y'(' only in glanci nl
their check Imii-I;: lo roaltze that.
rndertiikerfl
ioiiH services
I 'crimps that i:
look tie ntnu-i.
ntlend more rell
l han rJi(-V penplo
what makes them
i l,e. ,,r ,i k. 1
Mr. Wu W!is act i vo in brinfrinK- re-ji
fo-nis Ut China and ho favored the;J
"open dr.or'' policv. His spirit of i
proiriess was symbolized in a mem-i1
oiial he presented to the impuial i
throne favorinir the abolition of tho I
lucuc A number of prominent Chinr J nxlZr ,
ese ntlioi-Pd at Vus home a id put)-:! WJ,wVsrwlM nvmMBUVm j
licly had thtir oueups cut off. He I
tarted the work of codifying the J
laws of China and instituted a niim- I
her of lcffal reforms", one of which J (:
was iurv trials.
The revolutionary movement hriru:i wlllC'll C01HC i llolll OUi J.)-J'i
in 1 S 1 1 found a stronir sympathiser St,. , , i
in Dr. Wu. who advised the IViive i ilik iW)iVUnVltt
'ci;ent to abdicate. Two vears later J,i
Wu issued nn appeal to the world . . , . J
for recojjnitk.n of the Chinese Re- I i IlilVC till? lUOSl Up-to- ti J
puolu.
Ir, Wu appiei'iated the importi'neo
ol ratlw
''olint 1 V :-.nd ho vn x inl mini ntal in
havincr I'U It the first railway i' i OPiltorv i(H' lHillkll ,U'1
China. He lnvrnve th promoter and . , , . '. !
-hiof d-t t.u- K-ti p'tw Kail- ! i'tiiros. Only oxorion-!
stamp of approval
finished irtiuvs
dak' dark rooms in Oregon ' i
ays in tho development of a and tllC host OqUll pcd la!
Kit I tin U'-il mulniminflll in 1 1 11
F, W. Woolworth Co.
BIG DOLLAR DAY SALE
SATURDAY, JUNE 24th
One Item Free With Every Dollar Purcluise.
Ask Clerks About It.
Specials
111 III O' 111 lll. 11V 'III t HIV 111 I
I ' I
and al'l work ti'UiU'antoecl. J ;
RED CROSS DRUG ! ;
STORE i i
Take Care of Ydir Dollars and Your
Dollars Will Take Care of you.
Systematic saving, liwc'cr sli -tTl (lie licin
niii', is the sure way to in(l('H'!ili'iic( and sw-ci-r-s.
"Vou cannot eat vonr pie and have it,
tco."
We invite you to open your ai'i-ount with us and
offer you our services and the facilities of this
h.ink. You will he treated with courtesy and
consideration and our (officers will he lilad to
jjive assistance and advice in any matter you may
sul unit to them. ; .. .
La Grande National
i -t -X- 3
ank
Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00
SO USD liKUAULi: PROUUKSSLVE
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J ' " ii'iini i ii.ii i in" lellow
Kovenior, nller li.-n l,;ui,, i , r 1 1 - ! i H
waves, openly Mates, '-Wiwireall hrok,.."'
I".'
uncertain
The Younger Set.
llic
(Sim Fr:inrirn lliiiliiin.)
Then- ni... wns n time v it ln.itt il-wuriic-H
n lo tin- niiiniii i , ;,, nun
nf tbr yiiiinv.i'r iri'iiiTiiii'.ii. ..!:cii ,,1,3
j-.i- iiiki u-iuiiiic 111 i.tinmi: up t,
in .-.in inn, iiiiiiiKii iiu-y ui'i,. th,. 1,'iK '
imn-ntH who ruh -not nv ili.u , fa
ill I'll wi'ic nut what Iiu-y 11. n t,, ,i 1 'H'l iis
whi.n thi y wore i)imj.-. A . tho mil . v
l'ullp Who mi-,- .Mlllui ii( ,, w,, lllill V
full-irrnw-n, our fut pun-nti w. i-' Sfn
oiiii.iin 11 iims ,, v r. ,,!,., . i,,
hh to the ln;hiiii,ii, ,,f ti',,, ,j.,ni.
V....1..11; in, omi-rs h.-iv,., ,i, ,1 u ,.,
their hnlut In inaW i-oiiip.n imi'Iik h1 . ,li
vny- in nivnr i.r tm- ps. n,.,i tv
A irci-nl in-im of Th,. lit,.iiuv lii nliie...
(fist ileiotf nn In.,, tLia Un p:i... i,U M
I
Ml of th
oiH'rr tirnir:!'
lUlnli-'v ill-'i'L-l;
"Is
I ili'll
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than ti
nt ?
K-'lli-
UI1 1-1
III I
I 1:11 i-i' n -1-
"I' llli' alni-imst i(ni;,i,,n: a,,
';l by th,. yiuniK nu n nml wo
iiim- for .Hihi.nl ami i-ollii;.
ii'ii. St v nil youthful rilil
' u II., il oil r cu Is h.iv
it '.!, 1 f loins . th,.
f I 11 1 it n 11 I'.ius that the moil
l! i-; hasti'tiinir 1.1 ih'stiu.'
Il llu' ,!oiity of tune,
f; iv lief, ti h rs of tile innilel-ll
is -ih. Hi-il'i 11 jrirl lather
1. ino.ii i n liny that i il, .
of ulmm-Kil in eMieilles )
mir that all is for the host nn I
it is mo 11, ,.,( whaleier of re
hot ihe mn.ioiitv of the pi;.
Uiv t.i c "i.h p: ,l,.-..,,'c
( "ariiai inn ,M ilk, '2 cans
V. 1'ork aiid l!e;tns, 2 cans
'ivsl'al White Soap, I h;ir.
I !lue .Jacket Sardines, ( 'an
I'ii; line of new uiercliamiise
( ilasswarc, lirassicrcs, Two-tone
( 'urt.iin iootls. .'leiir De Moria
and hundreds of everyday needs,
We ili ile you to shop h,.p(. all )
yon money,
jloii'l for-et the- lii- Dollar lay S,
tliiv, .llilie "Jtlli.
150
15c
:.....i5c
lCc
uch as fancy
"alley Klasli",
Face l'owder
t its' save
Sill ur-
F. W. Woolworth Co.
ill Adams Ave. -, (Irande. Or.
K.N'Ti-an.NO
ARE YOU AWARE?
In (lie eourse of one year the hahince wheel of your watch
makes I.j7,(i80,000 revolutions.
THINK OF IT
In time the oil rums, produces friction and wears the deli
cate lieariiifjs, destroying their hii;h finish and perfect li,
thus ruiniiii; an accurate timepiece.
An ordinary machine is oiled daily. Your watch should
lie oiled once a vonr. Let us examine it. An Inmost opin
ion front us will cost vou nothing.
LKA VINT.
Establislied 1891
J. ii. PJrARF 8i SON
La Granle's Loading Jewelers and Optometrists
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