La Grande evening observer., July 01, 1922, Image 4

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LA ORAXDE F.VfiXJVO OBRKRVKU
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La Grande Evening Observer If
w iNiii:i'i:NnKNT jvkwmi'aimcil
Viln.:;iif(J dally and weekly at I.
UrandM, Ort;n, by ha CranU Uveit
UiK Ols-rvr l'ui:.hing Company,
UUUCIfl UKNNirt, Editor.
I'rot'MUH was. See rotary Mel lot
wouhl have cleaned nrfi Croesus'
lieaaiiry Nt-vtMiil tunes u
In pay routine appropriation
BntcS at "witofr;a at Ia Orandn,
Oregon, ?oaoa C.'mi Mail MaLltif.
Wlloit
UlO'ltll
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Ad1rpis all communication to TKH
OUHKUVKK, 1410 Ad&MI A 6., L
uraiiue, Oregon.
SCBSCHIPTION HATES.
Hy Carrier,
"Motor Market Tone I mprovos,"
but lit tone ol the 1 motor Iiomi Ik
iut; as harsh and offensive as ever.
.Why do-i-n't some uiuiiufai Hirur I""' I VllMU-J'OllS I'rnlK'lll'S of JCMll
road Work ImHihIpiI . in
IRriBKFRS il
ASKED TO TAKE
I (II ULilUIILU
T
LLEO
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BATHING SHOES
All siae-s asd colors
$1.25 Pair
"FROSTILA"
Prevents Sunburn
in the Water.
llt
people,
Iliad
ti oi l) tliiit k ill llh-1'ely
lli.-dead of making
v. urn I
tllt'Ill :
I
Daily, per month , 7tr
Dally, pur tltrae munlhi - tS-Vfc !
Dally, per six mo., lu Advauua , M.bu
Dally. Mluglu copy . ..b'
Cuts Made
(lav.
KfJV.-livc To
By Mall.
Dally, per year, in advancA O'l
Dally, all months, In advmii-o -M.6Ci
Dally, three muni ha, In advaiica-!
Dally, pr month w u-. ,
Wuekly ObaHrvur-Htur, by auall.
per year, In advance .-II 0Q
On sale In other cities Oregon liuUI
Nttwa Htand, 1'iirtland; Intpivlal Newi
Htand, I'ortland, Uultnuuaaii Nova
bland, Portland.
ftlHAimlt UK AHHUCIAT1CD PliKS".
The Afsoclapd ITmi eiolualvelj
milled to iiho for publication of ail
puwi dlHjjrttchi-r credited to It or nl
otherwise credited In thin apr, and
alio the lorn I newi published therein
All rights of i Q-puUltcni.luii of apodal
ipatclia here alao are reserved.
CITY AM) COUNTY orriUiai
i-Ariit.
Bible Thought. Tor Toda
THE OFFICE CAT
IIY JUNIUS
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STAY WITH TIIK I.01M):-Thi'
T.ord is with you, while Im wi'h
Hhn ;uiul if y -k Him, he will he
found of you; Inn if forsake him,
He will forsake you. II Chronii'les
i5:-J.
The Walking Safe
l,nrK Hums Juivh h'n lost !y Um1
)j(HH lr IIK'HMIMIKrrt f mi
IjtukeniK'' Ihhikck In tli Now YorK
lliiaiic-iHl dhtrirl. TIiohh in'sn.'iit;'!i
foniuvly wiw m:il n iinnixpJ-iiotiH'-nK
poMnihlc, and wcrn (nistfil
pnrKDiiully with th si-curitii s in
their rhiUM;'. Now their cm nlnyei'K
liv v,uiH' to tin nUicr (.'xtn'iiii',
Tin nii-MKi'iiyciH art tln'Bsfd in
lirixhl red nuitH, to 1 istin: n ish
tliHtii, Tliey uru uImo tKiil)ini1 with
Himill Hai's. loi-ki'U hhmiikI tln'ii
wiiiHU. ThiiK tlinir liusiiii'KH Im nil
VimUkihI to all the wort. Tin world
in Ilki'WlKc uotirioil tluit unyoiK
who wnnlH to al hold of Ihcir val
uable will li.mt to kldnii)) (hem
IItmI and then hoIvo th? mife coin
blnalion, or blow up hmI'm iiiul tmM
H(Hier lOKethcr.
Ho I he prlzt) !n flaunted, hut n(
the Hiime time the hltiw a man if
deterred by tiuusiin oimhulrs, The
I'tuJ Kiiit Ih HiHidhly a h) rotifer pro
tortlon I linn the siune, If It ader-tlMt'-H
li Ih -prey toyth holdup mini,
It Ih uIho an advV i1ft emeiit lo the
It ener. 1 1 p u bile; ahd' public fij inp;t
thy mid HUiipoit, lu nil eiueriienrv
art) not lihely lo he with the holdup
iiiiin. It looks like nn idea wortl.
fopylntr.
o
Daily Radio Progress.
lOiillo waves now enu he reflected
liltu lifcht waveK. Thia uuiUes it
jioNslble lo dli i i-i iut'HHa:eH (o ti
Miw'ii point mid do iuiin otlir -mir
Vftloim thfiir.H.
LlKhlhoiiHeH can be en"ipped with
radio retlertors' by in-uus of wbirh
Hhlm at Hen may he uulded kiiIVIv
during foMH or lii'.ny weather.
So, too, u hhip t'o, nipped with
tbt'He re i lerlorH ran del eel I ho lo
ration and bearliiK of nuother k!hi
In the foK. even though the nth u
ship earrit h no i ad in I'nuinttH'nt
lu lime, also, it Hhould be pnsslbb
to lulli hy riidlo without the jiohkI
blllty of Interrupt Inn from etlnv
tal!:er4 anil wit li out the a it no nun
of other persuus listening lu. Mar
i-oui hirt sfei al this development
Radio Ik one of tlicrte diNeoverlef
Whir It iMM-oiue more m st 'limis inn'
wonderful in (lie layman with even
udMim-o, So frir, at least, there ap
pen I'm to be no diiir ff It.s be
i oinin eoniiuonplare or uiilnleret
inu. for new d'-velopupuits follow
em it ot her in awl 1 1 nuere ishm. au!
j'dti rnnlliiually Ut the u-Hulne e1
t Ilia luteal of man's KervanlK.
CHICACO, July 1. Wtte nlunhe.4
tolallinif l'i.h"r00 uunually ru
into tfliect on the railruiids of the
count i y tolay. There are approxim
ately M'-i''iOO inilway workfi-B in
the -Hervice ut prttfent, hut probubly
not mine than one million of them'
will feel the cut in their pa y envelopes-
Three ' decision of the United
State liailioii-l Labor Hoard during
the lost month and a half form the
basis for the wa'e reduction.-. Sev
eral classes of employee, notably the
engineer, firemen, conductor) and
trainmen, were not included in the
reduction ami no decision han yet been
issued for one other (rroup, the tel
ejT'iphcr.s and the train disoatchera
suffered no reduction whatever.
The railway employs were not hit
us hard this "ear us when the board
cut the wneea of ull workers last year
a total of $:i;iu(ul)U,Uuo. The t-u's mill
ed from one to nine cents un hour for
vurious classes of workers, while- cer
tain e; rog ) of Hctui-of liriut and up
eivisoiy employes escaped th prun-
For onif icas.in it always mnkM inf knife entirely,
a wile happy wht.i Ktufit muU ask.-., M the.-e, groups, the yardmastent
if her' hu.' iia.id isn't her father. "d assistants -.train dinpatchers, eh-'
tfiuccrs and firemen, conductors anf
THOI (;ir!S AITKU KOHTY. trainmen, and tel('KPers fe "ot
I'Vuin the hospitable paifrs of 'the ttuched by the leductiuia which ,o
New Ysik University Medley comes mlo eflwt today.
A f.
aaleiii'
.1
s born every minute but
accidents even things up. ;
fo
nWUltf
tht veel;:
"Mr. Smith
.if any se.-ret
"lie thiols
hi.' sleep "
Pe(, pi
of the t
never kick alut the length J
inun.il the piaclier is say-
'tome t hi nc worth hearing.
bullseye of mirth for 1 " 'ntt'nance or way men, wno
i lormeny received irom to cents
is your son u memiier 11,1 hour, were cut five cents, niakinjr
1'i-itii-i -niiiti trie new raue irom & to ;o cents
he is. hut he talks in I tne raU'H varying in different Parts
! of the country according to local Iu
... I bor conditions.
The clerks were cut I cents an hour
in the case of those who have ha I
two years' or more experience, and
4 cents for others, with a minimum
A SHOItT HISTOUY OK TUB VAU. starting salary of $i!0 n month for
"Now couirh." -1 beginners. After six months' ser-
"Sil'ii Here."' I vice, a minimum of $70 was set, and
'"When do we e:tt?" .after a year, rates are set according
"Havtn'L an.v K b. Take a nair of ; to ability, position and seniority.
M'.s," j Shop mechanics receive, under the
"Theie's a soldier in the grass." I board's new order, a minimum of 70
"You're in the Annv now." i cent an hour, a reduction of 7 cents
"Treat t m nim'h." I Due to higher ratings und seniority,
"Heail 'em aiid weep." ! many employes receive a snghtlv
"All we do U siifn the payroll." . higher rate. Helners will receive a
"It's a ineat life if you don't, new minimum rale of 54 cents, being
1'aint it
Tim duty."
"Sun fi.ry
"lb men.
('In iittinas."
I-tm la guerre
Ann.
hell
reduced 7 cents also, but freight car
men got the biggest cut of any class
9 cents cutting their hourly rate
to CI1 cents.
Signalmen, who received a cut of
5 cents, will hereufter receive (!4 cents
an hour, and stationary engineers and
firemen, who were reduced t cents
un hour, will get a rate of 411 cent
Accoidiug to the hourly reductions.
see voo the groups follow:
it. ' Reduced e tVnt An Hour.
('Maintenance of Way Department
arm paralyzed?" .Mechanic's helper (exclusive of those
down your service in shops).
;l,e S. (1. S." Heduced Two Cents. An Hour,
cheiie, ou allezi Stationary engineers, stationary
' I.tA ; firemen and engine room oilers, hoil
imlhir nntf mark or room water tenders and coal puas-
i Reduced Three Cents an Hour,
or llohokcn by) Maintenance of Way Department
Section, track and maintenance fore
men, assistant section, truck and
wcnki n-
Tho first seven years tire the hard
st "
"Where d we go from here ?"
''You tan t y.land there, Muhlier."
"Oe!a-l.:."
"I at'uM tte. vvc are heie." '
"Let's go."
"Any seconds on gohl fish?"
".Mitdclfiii, Muiielon, Matlelon.
"i-'n "i;re lilt viti rouge
play "
1 not swet, monsieur
"Is your right
"Mother, take
flag; your son' in
"lio'i soir nm
vous?"
with
With the fire season comineneliih
offelH today, a new system to
tho iilne mniiiituin dlsiriet will go
into wtfe. t u coinliat Dim fire situ
ation, A central dispatchers uitiee
Iiuh iMtuii locatt d at V kiaJi w hich
will bo in direct rommui'iralion
with various hxikout Htutions in this
hpcI inn. Tho dispatcher office wilt
be notified uf any auupfcluus sinol(es
In any ae.ctlou and, unless the cause,
ia known, wiij be 'i-oinptly luvt?iti-:
gated and if dangerouH the proper ,
precaution will be taken jinni"-.
dlalely. The plan is to put out unyj
forest fires before tht y reach a dun.;
gerous Ktage thus lessening the fire
daiiKer It) this section considerably, i
JUyd Keiidallf forest ranger, asks!
luo IochI - pifople and otheiH who;
uso theue woods fur cam plug or
other purposes, to co-operate with I
the authoriiieH in Die prevention !
the file menace. Thri rangers have i
agreed uinong themselves to not ;
sjiioku while In the woods and ask :
others to bo careful in smoking and
site that every match and cigarette
or cigar Is absolutely extinguished ,
before throwing It away. Campera
are required by law to see th it
their rampfire is extinguished ami
to rletiii up their camps before' dis
serting them. !
The forests are beginning to loose
the moisture and in a very short
time will be dry enough to make'
thp fire menace much, larger, in t
lowlands the forests art? alre.uly in
a dry shape and with the snow1
rapidly melting in the higher alti- '
tildes ft will -not be long befoie ;
they are iu a similar condition. 1
The telephone project between Ia
(Ira tide and the lookout station at
Mt .Kinlly will be finished next
week, Insuring direct communication;
with the: station during the summer.
The work was begun about Junt; it,
and siuce then a crew of about six
men have been working steadily on
the nine miles of line.
The lookout will be posted on
the mountain either tomorrow or
Monday.
Your Daily Swim !
"West's" Are Headquarters for All Bathing Requisites
. . Prices Are Lower.Too.
LOCAL MEN RESPOND
TO STRIKE CALT
(Continued from Page One.)
You're, going to swim the Fourth sure! You'll
swim in IIakers new natatorium. or you H swim
at the Country club, or luaybtvyou have an "ole
sw'immiii' hole," of your own.
At any rate you'll need at bathing suit and
the new ones we're showing today are not only
what you'll need but they're the kind you'll want.
The colors are bright. The suits are fne all wool
quality "J ANTZKN" and "V1I. "ITK," form lit
tiux, nibber buttons that won't break, ami they'
hold their ahape in the water.
Come in Monday ami get yours boys', slrjs',
men's, women's.
Our prices are lower; they range from
to 7. (JO.
Ilathing caps, shoes or hox to match suits.
Sale of
WHITE CANVAS
OXFORDS
$2.5
Tho white shoe season has found lis this
year amply sullied.
Selling has been so rapid nn some num
bers that the sizes are badly broken h-imce
(lie sale at this early date; of white oxfords
with medium heels and hand turned soles
at $l!.!if. ' -
Several styles of t-trap pumps at $;i.f()
and $4,011.
committee and G. II. Forward, vice
chairman, two members of the carmen
two machinists nnd one sheet metnl j best wav appartntly to settle is t
worker did not walk out. Those who replay the game with both teams ad
did not walk out, according to lhf henng strictly to the rules. That
strike committee officials, t:re: (ieo.i seems to bo the only way the matter
h.. liurke and John Mehlrum. carmen; can he mtelligen smoothed ov
A. P. Nelscn and C E, Anderson, ma-f without causing r
juvenile team of Walla Walla nn'l j lent program arranged at KlKin it ap
Imhler piny on the altcrnoon of the! pears that our sister town on the
3rd. A. pieked team from Kntviprisel noith will divide the honors with lia
and Joseph will try eoni'lusitms 0:1 ker.
afternoon of the 4th, ami Cove and
eral dissension in 1 t!Ki play en the ulten:oun of the
ehiiiivtu' .I.tu Whitman, heet. metnl lha loniron. I Oth. I
worker. I If the came is nlayed over or thel I'lentv of amusement- are beinR
This uftei noon it was reported that protest grnntnl, the game will be j provided for overlings. A lug open,
the vheriff' office had deputised uLouciled us u noll-ol ficial game and"- HaiK-ing avihon lias hoen erected J
number of men to Insure the kee'i i m a result, the bBttingl averages, I'tobiu street,, anil the spacious ,
ing of the ptuce during the strike. : pitching averages and other official J1" "'age building has been turn !;
statistics of the game will be thrown M " a 111 show, with dancing anu
This morlllliK at 10 o'clock, theji,, the scrap heap. For that reason j various amusements. j,
...... i,t..A,i its nn, 1 1 np niir i my verav 01 ine i.h tran : "'s... ........-...t.- ..-.v.... ,....u.-a..
Zuber Hall
"In the Army, tl.c Army, the demo- maintenance foremen.
members of the International Jlroth.
erhoud of Mainlt-liance or Way Km
ploves and Hallway Shop Laborers
wnlkeil nut of the local vards. When
the whistle blew tho men beeau I Haines at Haines Sunday nfternnon
uti-uDL'iitiir nut Hiniriv. In imlrs midland the same line-up, with .Mcee
lu groups "of three, four, five and j pitchier, will be nlayed against thej
team will not be published until the! KUtsiii during tno thrco days and .ev- ;
matter is settled one way o tne;K lli.."luK ... . LM,e
other.
The Pirates are scheduled to play
cralir Annv.
I'n this is Paris!"
"Ilinky-tink, : i h
"If 1 '(''n' uet out
Army "
"Vvho won the war
''I here's n long, long trail a-wimb
ing.' 0 ;1 R3B
'hi n do we gn heme?"
"Vi' r paid uu- debt to Lafayette
who the heck d we owe now?"
''Whin the cruel war is over."
all h
"1
o-
The Road "Boob."
"l-'llvverboob" may biV. a i.m'
word for the drfwr who tliwrera i d- i
t he rti les of t he road, but. il I in i
plies uu unfair hlur-nn'lhe umal i
car. j
"I'liwern" ;!o clutter it p 'f h i hit:h- I
ways b th"lr mere number. Ye.
it c:i u h ndl y be nrced I Imi sin a : I
ears llmuseAeM, oi whatev.-r I me
are puM ten la i iy object Innu hit- inth v
Idiiallv. Th-". luive the Uuai k ol i
flll-tlim I tu uu the rnwii.(ij
tres, wiirming their way ;tu am, j
out of streams of train, mi l e
tilt atlni: Iheinselves nun th-lii j
(places with ,i dexterity of wined'
bin cars are si'ilmn .-unable. Vn;i
their drl ers as a elar-i are no, J
dlstiuauisbalde fnr Inleuiiniial ills 1
regard of ethers' rights. . ,
A fair-minded clti.'u will prnl
ably llree that li is lalller the bit 1
expensive car. roll In j; aloni; a:n' I
tooting its hern in contempt una
tllsreard of others' 1 iyhl s. t hat I
most oil ellsh e to the a eraue well !
bebavd driver,
' An tonit 'boob" belief. I'ha' 1
lakes in an body w ho d n es like '
a boob, w ithout niiikin- an m i 1 :
lops di .inn tinn.
Pe
Clerical Ktircea Storekeeuers and
j assistants, chief clerks, foremen, sub
vmm. 1 foremen ami supervisory forces, train
f lliis man's and engine ctew callets, assistant sta-
k t mi l'on masters, baggage and parcel
room employes, tram announcers and
gatemen.
Reduced Four entn un Hour.
Maintenance of Way Department
Mechanics (exclusive of shop mechan
ics). Chrical Forces Clerks with exper
ience of less than two years, janitors,
i freight handlers, messenger, elevator
operators, office boys, office, station
where vnu ex-'and warehouse watchmen, station ut
fnr peer qiiar- tendents, hill sorters. Perforating ma-
- chine operators, common laborers
uii.l mail carrier at t around stations, addressers, mail
s , , in ut f be called to , gatherers and distributors, miscel
i, llie e Xnhle literature laneous office emoloyes.
who -ay Ameiica has no! Reduced Five Cents an Hour.
f htm-. j iMaintennnce of Way Department
H ridge, building, painter, construe-
pie who hiw everything wnrthtiou, mason and concrete, water-su-,
(; not ret it liy tpiittiiiff the ply plumber, coal-wharf, coal-chute,
e il,e ei';ht hear.' were up and 1 and fence-gang foremen and assist-
A .-uiniiit'r i
ler-4.
Thai
Soren,..-,
atteutMin
I in iv.e juo-ri
gi eat man
and
rt
I d.,Ma
linen i
Satmdav.
i ant foremen
. Pile drivers, ditching and hoisting
i engineers; bridtn inspeulors; track
six. Y.'ithiii ten inintiles afti-r the
set hour, the entire number of shop
men h'ld left the yards.
No violence of any kind was man
ifested either by the strikers or the
railroad anthorit ies. Approximately
tiiiO shtn;nnen are on strike in "l.a
Craude. ,
W. Ilollnus, superlnlendent of the
second division, announced this
morning. Immediately following th"
walkout, that the si rlke would not
Interfere with the schedule of pas-
trains In any manner. He expects ; Elgin Plans a Big
to keep the trains running on sclieil.
tile -time IhroliKliotlt the eo'lliu
nance of tho strike. Adeiiuiiie iiro
tectlon will he provided for thus'1
who will take over the positions ut
tho strikers. ,
all- Seme difficulty will he met in!i
providing lodging fo rail but private;;
homes will be onened a:id it is hoped ,
to accomodate all.
With Dakcr staging h"r Old Ore-.,
cowoovs. Cove will play Union nti"" ""l l "".
Union' and linker and Klgin will ' lock j "' a"'l celebration, people ol this;'
horns again this time at Klgin- As sw '"" 0 "nson are assure;! er twoi
the done Points, ifa Grande should renJo.
glean anoth(r victory, and if Union I
Modern Dances
Every Tuesday and
Saturday
Music by
IMPERIAL PEP
ORCHESTRA
L. R. Spencer, Mgr.
.,1 with
secure a pitcher, it is very likely I
that she will give the Farmers a gooJ i
game. The linker and Klgin game I
will be an exciting affair as Baker
must win to lemain in the lead anrl
Klin, with the Uninonites strengthen
ed, will be likely to drop another
notch if she loses to the Colts.
Time on the Fourth
FORUM
(Continued rrom page one.)
Klgin, and theie is no' doubt but that!
I fine the opening race Monday then'
Th police department endeavored j will re at least 100 head of hordes inj
to deputize a number of men ibis I attendance. Race horse men from:
morning but oT nearly a score asked I varum- points in Oregon, Washington!
to serve, not a one would tuku oer and Idaho have made entries in tht i
the office. thiee-dny event and a glance through!
At the time of the walkout the; the stables reveals some line speci
viaduct near the yardinaMer'a offii e mens of horseflesh.
was lined with mutators as well as! .With so many entiles mode, to
Urn station depot. About lull sec j get her with the fact that the purser
Hon hands, who were unofficially re.
ported as having quit this morning,
were In the crowd. Superintendent
Holloas, when questioned in recards
ix von?
ricmc nine
i
SAMPLER
Put up in "iK 1w, fi in
tli Hillli:i liHXPS.
Red Cross
Drug Store
i !vn; du TKi).
-.oi y
rantt ti
I" a. t
ol
, Everybody's Business.
AnO-ssnriati d Press dipat . h, ..en
fio:n llerrin, HI., alter the hoitiu
had sllli-;t)ed, tH'oled the niincis ;i
raying:
"This is our I hi -dncs. Sen , hi
il s done. I .rt us alone. We w ih
handle this all i ight- We're gnu !
people to j;eL along with- - goi'd i; .
anybody if you mind your own !ui
lief?. We'll at t etui to mir,"
Thu;e miners ate th ad wioitg. .1 ai
der i1 t-veryboth "s busiiie!1.
All thl talk iihout the lM cidtv
of old Croesus recently dtsrtneiee
ut S.ndis Ox-r-ly oO OS Oh.it a plkei
m;v. S if I'M
Ti ihe p.'i.. r ef the I a Cram!- Kv
in .. ( i!i i i vi r, la Ci ande, lregoit: I
In M-iir i---iii' ef June 2l', IP--, an
inniii-d l'ie-s i i -palrh stated that
iuinnen en tailrtiads
of titneral 1'oretnan
pel mission to cease
, July 1, p.UJ, ncctMil
u i rem Intet nation-!
ach organixattun. '
'lit;?- ytaiiine'i is in error as sup-i-oty
f "f'-iii"i aie in no way i:i
ihtil in tiii ceni i overly and no one
lite le.ilhovm to call U stlliv' tit
i i nvr i-nr foremen other
r.sii le' r .:ii;.nal ofl'tcei s of rad -;i
i sii i : - i v ''oiemen.
tM(:.,.iii t: 'A TiU'KSTOX,
President,
W. II PKURY,
StH'ietary.
1 a (iiande I m al No. 'l
Mllrll'S N'nri"; The item refer
rid i" w:,- a l.'iiil i'.cin and not an
A'. it i.iti il l ie.-. iIkimI . i and 'Sup-ctAi-.ev
foienicn'' did not appear
in it The item wn-i practically a
"u of ;t u!r:Mm let-jvi-d bv a
lo..,! u-ui.r, offi- i...
anu com ni on lanorers tirawnruige1 1 n,., -.11.i.i .....ii,,,,,. .,r i,
lenders and assistants: pile-driver,; tlmi haiul8 slMtlM, that he, had r.
ditching and hoisting firemen; unPj know ede of such an action. ,
tr engmeei-s and pumrs; erossmg The st rikers. when t hev quit work .
watchmen or flagmen; lamp lighters H(.emw, ... ,irst r h;.nui, .........
of l hem passing remarks about ',
where t hey would spend their "va- j
and tendtrs; engine watchmen and
wipers, fire-builders, ash-pit men, flu
horets, coal passers.
Signal Department -I .ending main
tauters. gang foreSneu and leading
signalmen, Signalmen, assistant sig
nalmen, signal maintainers, am) as
sistant signal maintainers.
Shop Kmployes--Car cleaners.
Kt'dured Si Cents an Hour.
Signal Department Signalmen
helpers.
Itedurcd Seven Cent nn Hour.
Shop tvnpWwes-- Machinists, imil
ermakers, shet -metal workers, reg
ular and helper apprentice, helpers,
electric workers, blacksmiths, car
men (except freigt carmen t, mould
ers, eunola tenders nnd twemnker.
Hetlured Nine Cent an Hour
Shop Kmployes Knight carmen.-
caliou.'' Appaiently, from their
marks, the banks of the er
j where fishing la good w ill entice
greater share of them.
Baseball Men Center
Eyes On Protest
(Continued from Tage One.)
ih.. tin..,, ,!:itw i. .till S'."nO. if i-l
evident that evety horse will he made)
to do his best- 'There is already :i
ureat deal of rivalry existing among,
hffi rent owners and the fans who j
" iir.es-.ed tho nit-es are going to sec;
some real ''boss" races. i
I K- men's relay race is developing m
iiinie than the u-ual interest, hut two' ;
other events'are attracting more thanji
'simr atttnlion. first of which is the!
t.(i.)Kluin tleihy, a five-eighths mile dan-,
viih as first money- The Klgin I
i!" ! 1 'i by will run on the afterntwm of;'
i lie ofurth. The Wallowa count'- ,
derby, a three-feurths mile dash, will I
:ake place on the afternoon of theij
5th. There will he a field of seven i
to ten horses in each event.
In addition to the various tlashe J
and the relay there will Ik romnn i
and chariot races. Purses in the kiMf
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"jter event total Sl.,0 dailv. i
any rale, anil nothing definite can ooJ July 4th liala Hay. :t
said and nothing more than personal! A highly successful race meet ;? J
opinions can he accepted until the not the only feature of Elgin's thi-ee- i
meeting is complete. All of the len-.i-iy event. July 4th is the day en
ci:e mmmgeis are requested to be; which a regular clebiatioii will be ,
pivsent to state their views and from' held, tine of the excellent features , if ,
the looks of things it is very unlikely! the day will be a parade, for whi.'1'.
that any of them will be absent. I Klgin made herself famous a year ,
One thing is cirtni.n take the whole' ago. Every resident of Klgin is en- I
matter, all in all, it is very likely to' thusinslie about the coming parade,
prove a seiious jolt 10 ham-hal) in ami justly so, for plans row comph't ,
this section and that Is something to' cd indicate that the event will eclipse J
lie bemoaned. This is the first time the one of a year ago. Business firms. .
i that anv team hi:s given real cause . fraeinal orders, thru:' lies an I a l oth-
for protest since the Intor'iiountarr. , cr societies are co-operating in th-."'
League was formed. This is the tliiid, parade. a
playing season of the league. : An ewllcnt patriotic program will I
The meeting to .be held Saturday! be staged at the city park im.neili- J
road machinery is at' evening will be public ami will nojr.tcly following the paraile iec 4 ,
Him,'., r nf f nil : . , .. hx. t. en iriVOO in se iS' .illL' I O'- ?
'ROAD TO BE IN
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NUTK;
iviiitid Pi
r ev.T tot'
The county
work on the road to Klgin this mom-l doubt find
ing in an ndeavor to have the road, as well a those more closely inter
in condition to handle th, crowds who! ested, in attendance If the proles
are expected to flock, to Klgin toj is giautcd it will give I'nion. nr-,1 in
colebiule the Kourth of July. The. directly. Cove, a black ee. If tin
road is not m bad condition, but is'ptotest is not granted it will gne tn
d - nn
It i found that
'less" credit line
1 -,,i'.-c been there, hence
Inn- feature which rails.! vct-v noiLrh nnH i,..eH. r..,i.itf i!ih.. il,.. !.i,..h I n Ci-n,t,
uiiiliUjindini:. I som, sections. i from an outsiders viewpoint, tie
tho
niimiiers of the nrngram wilh a vie,,
tn nn renting only those th.it can be
beard distinctly at n eonide ib'e di
ta:ire, tbe'eiiv eiimin-lting n vc -y un-
ble fcatii'e of many roe.-rams
I!a eball will occuoy a pr.onii.e il
place in the three-day ever;; The
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Take Care of Your Dollars and Your
Dollars Will Take Care of you.
Kysk-mntic savin;', liowwor small tlm begin
uwii, is I In1 sui t! way lo iiiili'ii'iitlcnt't: and siii'
I'oss. "Vim caiiiKil oat. vtnir ii( ami have it,
tco."
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AVc invilo yon to opt'ii your ai'ennnr with us ami
j.l'I't.r you our st-rvii-t's and tht' facilities of this
hank. Ym will he treated wilh eourtesv and
consideration and flur ;ilTii-ers will he iad to
joi-e assistance and advice in any matter you may
Mihniit to them.
La Grande National
Bank
Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00
SOUND KKLIAHLK J'KOURESSIVE
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