La Grande evening observer., June 29, 1922, Image 4

LA "iilfAXHK KVKXIXO OHSERVKR
La Grande Evening Observer
W INIllM'LCMMC.VT NtUflPAI'ITIU
PUto.;tid dully nl weekly At I.
VriQdu. rfMi, by la Crnndo Uvea
tS Oblirvur rui-::h1iiK t'ormiaoy.
ftiKUCU DKXNiri, Editor.
mtm4 at twi toffr at I.i Orandn,
Oregon, tt S-oDi i.: Hall Utuor,
Addre alt communtcMloo to THUj
BBKUVKH, 1416 Ad&mi At., L.S
Orande, Oregon.
city i.u nni'vrr orriciax.
I'An.iu
On inlfl In other cities Oreiron Hotel
News din ml, Portland; Immortal Hwr
Stand, J'urtlitnd; UuUnoufcA Nva
tft'iud, Portland.
ftSHUIUI-'lt QP ASSOCIATED FIMCIfl.
UBSUItirTION IlATKft.
II r Carrier.
Th Answlatd Vrt-Bn ! excluVtelj
mlltlcd lu unt! for pu Miration of all
otiwH dl-uaf (m-p T-'Iit d to it or nut
3thBrwl. crt m '1 In Oil" papr. and
Also lh loriil iwi putillffltkO uieruiu
All riK'iis of le-puMu-ailun of spcl'
Hftpalclit-a here aisu ar reserved.
Pally, per month
Oally, per three months . H.li
tallr, per six mo., tn ddvanca 4.t0
Daily, alnglu copy ,
Br Hall.
Hy. Pf year, In advance
Oally, six monthM, In ndvance
500
f11v. thrAn month1, in alvancs Al.it
Dally, per month .... Wu
Vkly ObatTv-r-Mr, by wall.
per year. In advj'in'''
Bible Thought. For Toda
i:f.(;in tiik pay iiuatT: cuu-
nic to hear thy loving kindiu'Mi in thu
murnini;; for in tln-t- ilo i trust; euu-';
I nit; tn know IMi' way wneicin 1 mioum
iwnlk; for I lift ui my soul unto ther.
H.nn ' 1'yiilrn II..:.
THE'OFFiCE; CAT.
BY Jl'NIl'.S
mm
BIG I I
COVE TUESDAY
Kourt h o
"iit tit 1 o
Mo.t ,'uiyiMio ciiii nl,ut a ftyht.
but ft taku.-s u diilniiiat tu blut
IS JAZZ LEAVING-.
Kudhi.u
an on art,1,
(liKitvil at
i IKI lllOl'
$ l,50fi,ii)0
A rii l i
k'.'' JI'b at
Maliiial 1'ir !
("1 till' -,.fi-ii
AVc haw (liun-cd nmrc in tlu: last HinM1 yoai's than ev
er belWe. Tile iiiuMe has played aii iniHirtant part in oiu
lives. The rising euerati' Ji has l;ceii hnaiht up on jaz,
and in some cases the jiizz nnisie has nile(l' a eliild loi
ever. Tliev iia e hoard nothing Imt sons Jikc " 1 'ui a Jaz
jfciliy", "Ain't (;t Fun", and Mieli typo. TJios"
Holies, as Ihoy wore written, were perhaps all riht, hut
each orchestra puts in a few more swells and eadam-es,
losing most of tins original melody and establishing in re
turn a conglomeration of notes thai people try to dance
to. In trying to dance to this class nf music they are nat
urally led by. it, which accounts for the average dancer ol
1oday being' so diiTcrcnt Jrom the graceful dancers of tin-;
1iiuc when waltzes and minuets were in vogue. I
The wursf kinds f Jazz arc leaving ihw, (ml it isap-:
arcnt that it will he a lngtimet if ever, hefore Jazz k
us enlirely.
One dancing master may he quoted as saying: . iJ!."i,r1
"The -Most: syncopalcu type ol Jazz is ging and will
continue to go, hut a .I'orin of Jazz will stay. Of course, it ,
will he gone over nud diffci'cnt slcp.s added, hut Jazz is here'
fur good. I am 'adding 1 he ft x 1 1' t to my djinees because.,
when danced properlv, the fox trot is one .of our most'
graceful dances. I think the lieople ai'e tiring ranidlv of 1
yiieh dances as the M'ainel -.Walk' and that they are try- So ,n,
inirto find' a more liiiuuil wav to dance. Of course, thc'ponain
waltz, three step, and schott ische, are our most graceful
dances, but people will u t go to a hall and dance these
Mens our fathers uesd to dance all evening, so I am Irv
ing to hring dancing to a higher level than it has over been fim
before by introducing the fox trot. I am sure that the'
Ianciug population as a whole will he willing to try the
'x trot in its most; graceful form, and when they do I am
convinced that they will; he pleased with it."
That is why we cannot sa;v Jazz is leaving, because
if it did, what would there be to replace it Jazz is liere
to stay. ,
o-, 1
1M.KSS
i vi r l in n ft
h sun; to
for Uiuu.
-liiinli Jiih
11. UilC,
I'nirj;H lift wiiiK, whili' dninj: wrnnK.
i'iiioiuji to fo cr up Ins Hiiauxj.
Tlit- (i Hi- v lio tut ii-1 t() la wlrssrif'ss
Is hur'f to liavff liis w n'trlicrt lnir.
I'lllt'K.H Jlc liapplMIH to )H)KhSti
A pull vvfili tli((-i! who arc In powin'
U1l;Ii( alu.is wins, unlcsH It In;
lunoi f ij, which ol t. ii is thu i-iiac.
'i'-t; Is a hat s'l ul 1 1-iiiK to mcr
L'nh'tirf It lias a (i'tty tart..
"li.:nry
drive
r a "Llz
" S -ouis
thu iual
tiik oi p sni:i.
A eolufiui vcnraii v.
rourt nw a w itneK n
lit! plead;-! lo
"Jed?
and IV.
zan u Ik ii
liaiB I v.v..
iriMl. and
Ok; sheik
waa v.ftia
u.it
i kU
II I'"
a ami-:
h't(M-e the
lienor ens.'.
liHMiioiy dun to
The court hi
nt the exper
i d t hi wftncsH.
de:n (J nnaio
er ni and zi
kc. sail, every
hk' shellH ZIH-
t illie I l t,';;ed dele
d. ami il; or zap
iy linie."
'Kid I
' .Ic
f'Ol'K. June 'Z'J. Tho
Jillv cel.diraUon will hi
a. in. with u parade, Tho parade
KtartH lit the school house nu !',n
Ihheg ut Thu (Jrove. The proL-'-ari i
will bln at lo::i0 nharp. liev.
Cook of I nioti will d(dier tho ad-!
dread of tn? day. There will In:
tro ml iiiuV and a tiood eittertain
liit program A I' tor tho lu'oiain ,
will co mo Ok. knh: dln n-r. Kr-'i
cot fei will ! t urniHht d hut hrhi
your cmp and tin; trim min(.s. A
hall ame hel.-v i-i tho liiihler Aun
loiH and the J wiioiH from Walla .
Wallu will b iU;.yed hej;inuiim at
1:1") p. in. At Uio teruiiitatioa of
this Miinn; a u.i hk will hp playid
hf'twe(jii Oiive jj ii'l I'nl'U:, Aft r lit"
KHinfcx there will n a ood variety
o! sportH ln: ii.diu:; hor.se racing. A
honlin.' In lh evenim, nh( a daiKe.
A sraud display of fireworks will
terminate tht. vl u 'k .restl,itifM.
A hall v-Aiif! hetseen C(i. iin
Itii hland will )m played on .Monday. !
A dn nice on Monday vveninj; by
way of iji"ia ration fur tho groat;
and fclui'ious dav.
lioiex and I.xro I'riimaii, with
their mother. .Mrs. Oenliii;! I'riil-;
ina n, i etuined from Kukoik?, wltMC
Uie yotniK men havo hM-n altoudiiiK
tho University.
Steve Selak, another University
student, is at homo aaiu.
.Mrs. Oeo. AIoxiiiiI-t was ,a La
H raiule is it or j t-Htecday. j
Air. and .Mrs John K Owin, who
have heen visiOn; in Taeo.nj, Stat-'
tin and I'orlla'id, aro 'ixpiN.t'id home
early in July.
Mr. and .Mr. II. ('. Uoo? and
duitKhhv of l iioi, uur,1 in town
vesterday. .Mr. Ii--es it huviu rat
Uo. !
The American l.eion ritt o, r,r(
will f:ive a hainiiiet on Friday ovo
ninu In honor of the WuiiktS Auxiliary.
GINGHAMS
27 AND 32 INCHES WIDE-NEW PATTERNS
20c 25c 29c 35c
V .v...v .
Yard
Gingham
For Every
Kind of
Dress
"I
i i:i:n
i'HI!
Uae'
Gingham
For
Draperies
V
as dtiniii is the most
'.him; in a j.'ii-1'M life, hJ,m
is not in iniiih danyir of uor
worknii; in a:iy other way.
It
t!i:it tu ) s ft u't ii n'S ue
ltut neither do bluss-
Tius is m:k i-;
In n not ht;r IWfou ' dre.sK suit,
With a Hot her I'el Iow'h ii I,
In anotlii r ftdl'iw'H car.
During i.ii'iOu-r I'oMow'rf dam ei
l'eel in ;; h. nnither fellow K line
K II del u'llu! tier f.-l low's II a 1110
Cae the-mrvt! speiialist!
THE LEGAL HANGING.
OICM!-
"riv f ' iiiuli-. il 'I'riw.l.ftnniliy W o
MM u W'. lk 'Mil." 1 1 '1 1 i tic. Slnick
wliih; tin; Ironing iis Jiut.
11' i"in('tliin diM's mil liiipK'ii to clinimc the mrsr n'.
cvi'iils (lit1 slain ul' Ori'nini will liiin.n' K'.ilhic ttii.l Kirliy
im July 7tli. And if Hunictliin dues im! iwciir t" : l
proceedings Dr. liruinl'icld, nnirdcrer of Dennis K'ussi ll.!
.will liniig hclore very long. ,
This lirings ni llu; (iicslinn of leg.-il li;iiiging iignin
in lliis stale. It is a iieMioii lli.-it has liei n ihreshed out
liuiiieroiis times, lint always w hen ;i human life is to he ta
ken, there ariscs-the suh.ject of whether it' is right for iliei
ijtate 1o I'ligage in dealh )iini.hii)i iit. , ;
' Does society demand the life of the man who takes
1he life f another? That is a .(notion which hJts heen
argued up one side ami ilown t hi' other. "
Ahle men and woni(:n say yes, and other aide men ami
women siir no. However, as the ..ild mmo along and.
, as crime continues to im-rease, ne almost forced to t hi'
heliof that drastic punishment must lie given to those
who commit f murder.
Oregon has tried I m if h ways. She one had the dealh.
piimsniueiii, .men she- re-ciinin n. and lat
..... ..i.ii. i....:' : i. i s I . .. , . , i
i i.miii.-iii'u mv i.i w i!-n ii uiig K'C iij'a i 1 1 in in
human IH'e, indii-aiiu- that I lie people htdiev
hnve the drastic law' .for soeje'fv's Im nei'it.
'I'lio l.m ' i'
rik lit I (i prut
li'iuii- ii uiii rr
the flnt place
lii'il
s " i cf y llllltl tin
I tic honor of hit
u fltuixj woman In
Wo hlinw ;i liulv who' lionizJit snlll'
mil or. .'d th il lonkcil very yoi;d 'liui
winy! Hhc cut il sin.' was iliiislcd
Willi it atul (Minn to tliu concllHiol:
that lac iii.insl th:tt it r.inic-lo tun
hri'itil w.is thai miiii lint hail hak
Cll it.
(Hi" of tin.
cluumiiu; I'lolll
that vim inni-t i
ll lliiimti ahout
'r lo suminci' h
lour coat, pock-
'l.s of Mull in two nua-iT pocket.
not rniul l
IMS I'l V
Mi'atcliin lor a livini;
Ton much hixniy it
r you. .s it Is. oii
Mir ininil on hiln-i
r.:s I huy arc hil,
T
Wl
il
site re
in lake
.est P
GETTING BACK TO THE HOME.
VCIHo
I'd).
A
rlo.Sl,
full i
"tv liil pavs
r of s.ili'ly pia
Tin
I.
BDOZE SEIZURE
IS HELD LEGAL E
."YE OLD TYME
COMFORTS"
For Hot Weather
Foot Comfort
$3.75
For real comfort during
tho hot weather yon must
hnve light, easy, flexihle
footwear for wear, ahout
the house. Hundreds of
women ritilit Jii're . In ha
G randy wear them th,e year
round. They hava either
low or medium heels with
ruMier tip. . They are in
one and two Ktrap styles
nd made with patented
flexible sole that is as soft
and easy m u felt sli)i-or.
We carry them from 2 to
(J and A lo KK widths. "
Priced $;1.75.
iimiit; lihi-;-devnr.ition.
!l altrni-Ijve
liliali!'.. t
hy lisili-.
and ruiin-
Yes, many
hams for home
oti call iiiaUe a
summer ht-di oinu.
room or kitchen
Kiimhnm for drapc.-
t -rpaues.
For dresses the eh"clcs
very small pl:iids are iiu'iucl,
.Many bright new coloring-;
are foil ml amoim our sliovv -ins
now.
Our M. F. t'. yiu-jhatns .r:
in a class hy thenisi lves. 'I hey
are made nf selected eo' t m -.
yarn dyed and everv onerjiinii
cfnmeclcd with tin 'ir 1:1 vi;:
facture maUes for supt-ri'" il.
t'onie in
uiiusnallv
j-'iiihaiiiH.
priced at
ami loolr over
lartle selertion
27 inch wiiit:;.!
-Uc and 2 5c v
our
of
Inch wuldis arc .,c( 2Mi: . f.J.'iti to wt
Hid Sac van. A. vf
BATHING SUITS
Men's!
Women's!
Children
Our hatliiir-'
K.iwon arc nrt' ctl
a
WITI-
-llilK
this
lew.
.IANT.KN nr W".-
maUcs. hntli funnels
lor their sit; i rmrnv. mi
wonl. I'ali'lllt:l sti'.cll, I'lllJ
I) :r hullnlis.
Tin'c smti will mt fas
will nut slirin1; or lmisc
l heir . sin TU ; fit t
fnrnl icr(cr::v. Such snlta
v.c.ir consul. -r.i'ily lons'T
and look W"ll as loa us
llley are wolll.
. Yuti will liinl our ink'.'S
very low for sin ii siliM.
Cuililrcii s r.mt: ironl i-.2a
lo J4.7.V
Men's ami Wnii'.i'n's I mm
on to i.5'i.
l'OIITI.AND. June 211. A ilccin
Ini) uphoiijint; federal prohibition
.officers ami ileclariiiK that search
of the resiliences of C. (I. Aliler
dlce, chaineil with violation of the
national prohibition act, .was U'Kal.
was handed down at 11 hcariiiK In
I'lilted States court this Illornini,' by
.Illdctr Wolverton.
larl Ilurnanl. counsel for Alder
dice, attempted to show that the
warrant issued by I'nited Stat?s('oni-
missloner Kenneth Froze r for the
search of a house at 574 K. Kiuhth
stiect Norlh. was lllenal, and that
til of the eviileiico, I'ousistint; of a
larne, still, a ijuantity of Ihiuor.
nuiueivous lioltles and tuachiitery Tor
the nianufaciun; ot liuunr. should bo
ttrlcken fi'om the records and dis
allowed. The controversy arose over action
f the commissioner in chiuming the
idtlress on a warrant from 574 Uast
Knott street to f,74 Kast KiKhth
slrcut .N'lirth. upon thu oath of
1'rlcc. .No affidavits were slKned or
sworn to by 1'rlce at tho time or
the channe, It was alleged, lleruanl
claiinetl .after citlna sections of the
national law on Ihe silbleet that no
w an ant is lenal without u duly
sworn altttlavli.
Tlie court, in handing down a de
Isiou stated that the warrant was
cual. The change w as necessitat :d
hv the fact that the original aildress.
olunlceiiil by Aldcrdicc was found
In he false. The audits, upon learn
ing the correct address, had the
warrant uttered by the' connnis
sinner.
Prohibit ion officers were yester
day scored by JildLe Wolverton . for
failure to observe court regulations
.mil failure to appear when sub
penas hail been issud. A return
warrant bad been misplaced by ol
ficers and could not he Incited.
Take Care cf Your Dollars and Your
Dollars Will Take Care of you.
(By Associated Press)
I'OKTLA.M), June .. Cattle and
llo(;s were weak today and sh('ep
wore steady. Kpks, white henneries, 1
were two vents higher with other
Kratlns cinief. IlityinK price of white
henneries was 23 Mi 24 rents and
the sellini; price 26 tn 211 cenls.
Other trades were uuchatiKed. Hut-,
ter was steady. Wheat was $1,011 '
to f 1.15. - I
Syslonia
nil)", is.h
cess,
too."
saving, however small the
ire. wav to jndelieiideiice al
i'ou call) lot eat' vour pie and h
liegin-
ivu
L.
Zuber Hall
Modern Dances
Every Tuesday and
Saturday
Music by
IMPERIAL PEP
ORCHESTRA
L. R. Spencer, Mgr.
"We invite you iji open your account witli-us and
oR'er you our services and the facilities of (his
hank. You will he treated with coiirtesv and
consideration a.nd our niffieeis will he giad to
give assistance and ad ice in any mat ter you may
submit to them.
La Grande National
Capital and Surplus, $205,000.00
SOCXI) li-KLIAKLK J'UOdKKSSLVE
like
ad.v
OR
IMIIu
There i.s ;. -li-ht trend
home life which is the 1'ouni
h.ind otic can in l iee t'i.-:t i
pell lllell, 111 , l,i, iiiii'i'nh p
almost cvcrvoiie for the o.-e
le to gel hack
i ili.at ion. ( )n
growing I i red
o lile
e crv
tin-
ic
I. Ml,
Icil tleslfc o ,-i'i
its hoiiiey l'i at up.
This is the h
write the doom ,
jie.i'iiianeiitly uni t
and ci.ring for the
ental i-iiof: of couihiniug the home
tiail Icaehlli;;. When ;, j,
until then will the coiintrv take
lint li'C'lh
al ion of
ople are
I'e w hii li has heen iviisuuiiu :
t few ears. There is a tlei i
home with its unii'tiiil,. uiii,
with il rest fulness and relaxation.
t judical it'll we have .seen. It ten, Is 1.1
. i. . i ...-i i ...
me siiilllie ami prmi'i-cs In e.-ta
lira in the Amen.-an eiistum ol' ow nin
" ne: of raisinir a I'ainiK un.ier t he nai
I he in i
VETERAH HORSE
BE RETIRED
ill
!!:!
(: As.ncl;,
; i i; AM isr
.1 imint- t-'u
o'' l;,i(htiil
TQ
t ui
ARE LUXURIES
I l: e, ctl.-it I'l.'SS.l
Sol'IA, Ilaluaiut, Junn ail. liul
4' i ii'csiilcrs sliott skirts, siik
aoi'kiiiL's, p.uasols, antl jewcli-y lux
inie. arid lunccforth vveaters ol
these unities will lie taxed a" 'II franc
a vc.ti. Men carryintr canes will have
!e pay Inn lYnnc's a year.
j!:"' Annbtmcement
ll WE OPEN OUR DOORS TOMORROW MORNING',
FRIDAY, JUNE 30TH AT 8 O'CLOCK. STOCK NEW
AND COMPLETE. THIS STORE HAS BEEN CLOSED
atures with
I'ttcllic
O.il.bm.l
I Ule l
l., .Ian" ;'i
! his manv
ii e. "Tom,"
iiipluv cil in
com pa ny's
.In.
ml
ilia.
I to
iimlcr of i
once men
liape ml'
t!
then a u.
e In 1 1 er,
in
Facing the Wrong Way
(if all confcrcnlial I'm ili! t. s, il
l .vrd lo think ot any nice f.nitc lha;
tlie tippointmci.l bv ttic i'fe:c!!ce -n
The llittfue of a "tieiitt.il c.itimis -n.n'
lo invest ic,ute 'he t.u-es n' ;he Wni'l-I
War.
Ilistorv will do that, when Iniman
ity ts calmer ami nu.rc neutral tl.-.ti
liny of it is now. I'or the present, ev
ery nation lias its own notion cf the
war's caii-.e,-, and none of thee no
lions Hiui'i', and to tiy In rnakc tticin
niriee is only to start ti-eie-s n...t
incut at a time when the ln'st tiiin. i
of civili.ntinn ,vu,.it t 1. f.iieaii.,1 i,.
sonic more pioda -om- work.
t.ikeu is,, the money said In have
hem iriveu by :,n aueilvai'.ie A;.,;
cull for tt'.e el 'i';. ..... . -,. ,
iiiikIu have lu.tU del etctl o a 'i.liei
jmrjioai'.
Wb:-i tl
111 ilHpillV1
lull en t'i
nil ' of I
human i.c
Ihe f.l'.lil,
ni'l the pa
llilli-v I-
u.-elcr tan 1 I r
' I' '
l lie
nf
hap- :
1 .1.1- .1 I,, seirl
i !- 1 im mer mas- '
I'tiOtern eiutlic
u. Toi inei'lv sir
Went Oakland
' inventor, who
:u acliv. iiuiv
rvi.c null the
FOR A LONG TIMI
TRY TO CALL AND SEE US
may he
It at "in
line; vet
stMevm I
linn ikei
wart, c .i
haul. ill 1;
a r.t vv u.
lu.-O ii.l
histo.V ..
i'pi'c!s .
Ill
"k.'
I - VV ll,
i ni -
i - l.n
vveuel be a
'i- .. I. tile v.
. U O'l IllSlet
llll. I fellie.
ai'. I 11. It. out
v , and uy t
Tom has dill,
np.iliv t,v I-..
lit 1
el i
nil".!
Tin-
ll d.Kllkl tntd
v.Til. but a
..ii.ls kiipreiue
I'.illl lol in 'I IV
11 i
111. n In.
is l.f -
sli afi'e ili-posittmi
n..iu West O k
.1 i ill lire!! ol Ihe
ol'eii hinit; liita
tidluls
..I
In
11-
.1.
ll'ii'.' a
benefit
ll fl
Hidden beauty
in yozirhair
TN rerv woman's hair
h dxivn tcaurv i wait
to bp hroiniht out lv
the Wildroot treatment.
ot! will hf mirprird to
Fi f Imw quickly thor two
lrt p.ir.it:ons will chjpce
t'iu liole jprn auiuc.
WIDROOT
Kill
Liquid Shampoo
I'liCSS IHU i;
STOliK
ill!
in
II!
WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT. IF YOU CANNOT
VISIT THE STORE, START RIGHT BY CALLING
MAIN 40. A REGISTERED PHARMACIST TO SERVE
YOU.
Newlin Drug
SUCCESSORS TOTHE LA GRANDS VliARHACS