La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 03, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textf v' "vT" v Ar..n.l.-.v. .Tilly :t, 1A22 PACiE FOUR LA ! I i A I Pi ilVFA'INTr ORSTCRVETt P ! a t ! i i . i I I La Grande Evening Observer PUtolijhed dally and weekly at L Orande, Oregon, by La Grande Uvea Idk Obervr ru'ull-tiliitf Company, AJHUCH t LINN Id, Editor. ntetf at Mito trice at La Grande, Oregon, k ?ooa imrn Mail Matter. AddreAB all communfeaUom to THtfc VHttbKVUK, 1416 Ad&ui Ave., Orande, OrKon. UUflCItll'TION HATKa. II 7 Carrier. On sale 1n other clt1e Oregon Hotel MewD fjtnnd, Portland; Imperial Nuwi Stand, Portland; Multnomah Naw 3tand, Portland. MUMIlttH Or ASSOCIATED PHESfl. Tho Aaotai'il I'rwi If er.elulvl dntiilcd to uhw for publication of all niv dUpntriifc i-redil'-d to It r not othyrwlwe cri'ittU'd In thin paper, and alio the local n.-w published therein All rlKhtH nt le-publU-atlon of apucla) iUpalctitis bore alo ara ruaorved. Daily, per montb ........ . Dklly, per three inuntha Dally, per six mo., in advance , Dally, single copy 76c .13. a 4, -$4.60 0 Dally, Br Hull. per yar, lu advance . -SB. 00 Dally, six months, In advance .D0 iiaiiy, mrne inonniH, in auvance ..ii.ii Dally, pur month Stic Weekly ObMftrver-BUir, by nail, per year, In advance . . .tl.00 CJITT AM- rot NI Y OFriUlAL A run. Bible Thought. For Toda) . KIMCUOM IS W1TJMX: Nvilln-r Hhull liu'v Hiiv. Lo Into! fr, l Hutu! Ten-, behold tho kiiiKdom ol tlod ib within you. Lnltu 17:21. THE FARMERS' DAY. Next :Saturlay is Union (.'untiy's Manners 'D;iy juul at the city park in La (Irande will he held a picnic an. celeliration wit li an appropriate program. A discussion til' tilings pertaining to tins farm life of today will lc in dulged in and soinie good ideas arc hound lo ho put iVjrth. Jt is to be a meeting ot the rarmcrs I nwui, all urantres and 'Other tanners' oruanizatams ol tne coun ty. A general invitation lias lieen extended the puhlic am merchants will join in the picnic at Ihe park. There are nlentv of iirohloms for the farmers lo talk aboiut. J f there ever was a time in America when a farun lias a right lo doubt almost everything from the Statue of Liberty to the Declaration ol .Independence it is now. II 1 here ever was a t line when In Farmer realizes that neariv all other lines of business have been organizing for I rattle along business lines; while lxjjias been using all of his t imc to produce,' something to eat, il is now. II there ever was 1 a time when America must rehabilitate the farm and make the industry more attractive, it is now. Whether this should be done by subsidization, by gov ernment control or by straight out supply and demand, we would like mir slatcsinicn in Washington to tell us. The Ihing we know is Unit something should be done just 'how it should be done vye o not know. Attend the picnic at the ciUy park Saturday and hear the leading farmers talk the matter over maybe you can learn something about a question that is of vital ini portanee to Ihe world. ; THE "CUT-OUT IDIOT" THE OFFICE CAT BY JUNIUS Mm LOCAL BOYS IN CLOSE WIN AT ' HAINES SUNDAY (Continued trom rage One.) Tlio 'ht .-t Uiiiu,' ulioiit liiU lill'.'. fii-llllIB in c(j:itruUiiig ,11 ST 1.1KIC THAT Hit tns: i'S painrd Ii.t sn-iit ivnmvll At whkll no in .i ill i-iiuiil cuit Illlt V.lU'Il Kill! tl.llk tllOSl- tll'USL'S) dutvii Slui ;i1mi tooic tlii'iu off. Till s. Kliioi Kolsuru lias lit lust k'l In l' (llviini:. Ur liusliiind ran away u it h tin' :m;iki- i-hatni'T in liniiin mmi'h '-iii'iis In tl' iimiii-'r of lhS7, .mil tiiln y.-ar hi wil'i; Icc-l .1 1 lie niiiit not com.' Iiai k. Nun-istown (Vt.) .M-niuy. Pitcher to (loulh when he smaahuil a hiniicr, Ktorintf Hiuki'V. far ovur tlie I Civldcru' htaiili. iucGce intiU-d,' ! l'iratu cutchtr, scart'd the lluim.- Crvw flii'd out to (ji'dilci, Kosenhtiuni'l singled and Workman dftT likewise. With the hases full Thtisoii sai'n I ficcd McUvc and JUInnis hit a fat j single, Hi'orinir the other two men.; (lariity struck out, and Hit-key wrotj his name in the baaehall hall of fame I by knockiint out a triple, cleaniiiK the i bases. Johnson, up for the second time, (tot a two baicer and brouchti in incKey. iiicwee tsinletl and Crews li.'.li d out to thud. Just eight run. in one innine;. ' Neitrcr Haines nor I.a Grande scor- ii'd nuain until the fouith inning. Ale-1 : Inuts started tne ball rollim; with a siiiKlt. Garrity went out, Hk-key Rot to 1 11 si on an erior,- ami Johnson, lor the secon 1 time, homed over the field- cis heads, scorine; Iliekey. Mclnni u-cnt out trying to steal second etirli-l tr in the 1'iame. Then Haines, by' some heady vork at the baUiiitr box ' siiiied one tun. The score then stoods 1 to 2 for the 1'irates. The fifth irininjr went through without lurther tluirailishine; the scorekeeper's records, but in the sixth I.a (iiaiule went wild again, l-'otir-tten men faced Waldon in that canto and nine tuns ciossed the plate. Hick- pot l..a t.iande s third nomer ofj This Business Is Being Built on Confidence Vou hear lots of talk by 'some stores, about jrnoils bolus sold "l "about cost," "fifty dollar garments for half' and the like; you nilftht easily bo) led to believe that business Is run on the charitable institution plan. .Maybe! Hut let it be known now that tlnJ N. K. West & Co. store operates Its business for profit by sollinjr tho ItK-ST GOODS ol.taiiiable at A FAIR PRICK and thitt means good quality, stylo and reliability. When this store announces a sale it is a' real aalo tlto ipublic knows and responds to the occasion. This is confidence because this business is operated in a, common sense, businesslike way, 1 the time. "La Grande's Greatest Department Store." SKUHHS "Wliat'i tin chaise, ot""ic'-r? "Vlu-.iaiHv. your iicuoi-. li'; was loaliii!.- .ikmi'hI a stt'f'-l corner." , "All. iiiiK-i -oii.iti..'. uu ot'licir.' That :o-i;imnl lo(.k a man wears in a liiiolnnrapll L-' Hie result of u: elfart to took distiuuuislH'd. Of all Ihe 1 ill in idiots of the age, the cut-out idiot is the worst. This inibecilic specimen of the human family may have bought or borrowed an automobile; he comes up town and for fear he will be overlooked he kicks open the cut-out. and chugs down Adams avenue; before entering the intersection he plunges his No. 10 shoe on the accel erator and then he listens with pride to the shooting ex haust which resembles a China New Year celebrat ion. 1 Later he brings his girl lo the dance. After the ball is over he lifts his lady love into his bus1 and then he n.u-t make a noise, sw open goes the cut-out ami lit1 rambles around the city clanging and snapping away. J lurk just a inonie.nl, read Section 1 I of La (ii,:.'n!e"s traffic ordinance, wherein it says: "Xo motor vehicle shall be operated with offensive exhaust or muffler open." ( Is'ow. you cut-out birds, that's the law, and we have a bunel.i .',!' policemen who have been kind to you, I'm- they eviilenilv knew yon were weak along this line, bid in the future b.'ok out The Kvcning Observer is offering a box of cigars to the eHcemuh who wilt enforce th" i. miller (ordinance and t'.ie glaring headlight ordinance, getting ;i clean-cut eunvictinn mid t'ollerling the fine from, the dri ver. There is a time when things have to come to w showdown.- .Now is that time for open-cutouts in the eitv limits and the glaring headlight as well. "S, i ins lo i:m this Is a very dan-,;.-l-ons pi. ice. " said lllft visitor. "Tliey oil:: lit to have a warnini! sign here so -eoil,- won't drive off into the iit(!i." Well, tlii-y did have n sign here for two vrars." said the uutlve. "lull, nobody d. .rilled it w it down." ver droe off, so they Mi't needed anil took pomp; Here lies wha.'s left Of William Tell He toal his wife To pi to h . . . . ey the day witn tiarritv, .Mcinnis anil Theison on bases. AValdon, the luck less Haines twiilcr,, gave wav Wells before the inning was finishe VMth the score 21 to 2, Haines n-a! lied and broue;h in three runs on (hiee hits in the last of the sixth. Thin i.a liiande pulled . what came near being; a fatal "boner." Pesir injr to he gallant and otherwise g.en- ; en. us, llvuseiibaum was sent to the i mound, and Haines went wild. In the jscenth innine; the Cowboys got six i hits, It) runs, the ruined the score jkeepei's hook, forpot they were a cellur ttiim, und scared the Pirates so badly that during the' next three innings they played like a 'Class I! team in a Class AA league Despite the fact that Mclnnis went to the plate before Ihe seventh was over the Cowboys could not be stop ped. In the eighth they scored twice ami counted four times in the ninth, n-akinct the score 21 all, at the cud of the ninth. Tut in the tenth denly leniembcred 'PROTESTED GAME S! OT DECIDED Wbal U.-is lleeu lias lieen -l).i veil thin!; til" women will t'o hn k to io;v, skirts?" ' I don't know. Anyhow, why worry ' about it? We've seen 'em nil in Ib i short ones," .' TI-MI-: 'T hrN-'ii't seen you tor a mouth, whi) li.tvo you been doing?" TU'Iiiy days," fine of the disappointments of this life is to r :lv. a letter addressed fin a chi'i'iiiiau ii-iiiinlne hind and jiiiul I hat it contains a bill from the plumbec I.A GKANDE CAK KXTEKK1). egion ' it's i:it i(ti:cv "lin'v is the liquor In this newu'luys," ii-nnin d a tourist. "Weil, I'll o il you." ruplied tj.ip .lohnson ol Kllinpils Itioue. "When you driiwii yoar smrows in it they gi-ucr'lly stay drowned." At the meeting held in Judge T. H. Ctavvl'oid's office, Saturday evening to decide on the protested La Grande Union game which Union, reinforced by two Cove players, won 5 to 3, found four teams in the league rep resented. Fred Mires, of Union; Lloyd Cuiter,. of Cuve; Hector Mc lnnis, of I.u Grande, and Mr. Chand ler, of Klgin, were all present. Gu.? f'atten, secretary of the league, and Judge Crawford, president, complet ed the official atterdance- Umpire Ralph Pidcock, whe umpired the dis- i .. r:.....,.t, ,i,iJputed game, was not present but an- that they could i "ounced in a letter that the game J nhw like chanins and scored six runs! "as oiiicianj' piuyea under protesti, ami allowed the ambitious home team) um' that any further help that hej not a tall v could rentier would find him ready tojj ' let it he said, however, that the; nply. Mr. Hunt, of Raker, sent a; Haines team, as a whole and indivWr-!'""10 Judge t rawford stating that J ualiv, despite the fact that thevi "c not "" hc Intermountain , head the percentage column back-! I-cague an ofl.eial league and would ; wards, are real ball players and whv" bound by any actmn on thelj thev have lost as many games as theylP-'rt of "' trawfor This letter i have is a matter ot wonderment. AndjWBS unanimously overruled by thoseij good clean sports are so numerous! present. on the Cowhnv nine that the Pirates i The matter of the protest was not' had to hand it to them, not only for settled but much discussion of thej, hal1 playing that deserves special: matter was held. Nothing in the con-1! merit but for nil around" gentlemanly stitutio permits -the president of theij condu-t that would better the leagu"; league to forfeit a game, the only i .-onsidciablv if some of the other action that can he taken is to throw j J ileum would Practice the same con' me game out oi wie umciai ri-oiru-. , I I,.,i;..i;n,.i. tU.it- lUin l-i n t-Uj.tB 1 U(-!umns ami columns could b.; course taken.- Tho matter will boJ written nbitut tho conflict yt-stortlaV,: definitely deculeil at Kljfin, July 4 , u.it M.oi.'h Ivk 1 n 11 tit. While La when Judffp Crawford and Mr. Patteiiii f'..miU wi winnintr from Haine-.'. will appoint a third member to the I H;iker trounced Klein 15 At" the Haker va.e tomorruw I.a Grande will have an automohile en tered that ih said to be a whh'.ii foe speed. It is the prtuiuet of the joint efforts cf "Kul" tWtilianis, a'pi a. tiea! race di iver, and I'r. Z,in. mer man, whose knowledge of automotive vi-hicles is wide, for he has taken a deep interest in speed machines for many years. The "ini edienjfs' 'of this ra;:in;;' maehine have not been jivn out 'Ikh it is known that it carries a l.eNini? tun motor, a portion cf the N'ah chassis and features Hclceted from ether cats that seem to tune Up to tho nectssatv hannony of hijfh speed so' essential to the machines that enLei pstsent day autornol)ile races. THE SAMK KVHitYw'HKilK. " The editor of Paisa Akhhar, a nui tive newspaper of Lahore, India, say.-Jl "I have used Chamberlain's Colic auiij. Diarrhoea Kemedy many times amon.;'ii my children and servants, for colic i and diairhoca and always found itj i ffetivc."-i-,-iilv. ' I Zubei Hal! Modem Danfies Every Tuesday and1 Saturday 1 ; Music by IMPERIAL PEP ORCHESTRA L. R. Spencer, Mgr. I'l Zl l i I I M) POP - A iienlli-luau hming business with a b.n k roanti v t u inir imiuired of Hie fariui'i 's hoy win t o the old man was to lie 1'oumi. "He's out. m;- pen di'clnn'ng the sick r -idii-d Hie boy. itiiil added iliii iniu. il in i- al l "i'-t llolr.' lit, the one w ilh a Inn on." in the illoat.' Pop's Cove walloped the hederal.- Score by Innitigi to 2 and-commission ana will meet anu uecmo;i 22 to 8. the question. I J After the Haines team had forfeit-;i Haines 1 I.u til 'lie 2 I.a Grande Haines 0 0 1 0 II 8 0 2 Ci 0 111 2 4' 0 21. ctl their game to Cove, the Farmer1, 0 0 0 R II .27 21) .2t 23 l:h ror: Mi-1 ii n is Waldon, Coons inns: .lohnson Summary. Woikinan t2) Ciarrit" Media (2), (2), Green. (2, Dickey Theison, 2i telephoned to Union asking them ii.;i they wanted some men to beat Li (irandc. The result was that Cove,j iiieleased sometof their players to Un-ii '-lion and after the game Union re. J J htascd the men hack. Whether this!, legal is thew question. Attempts;! I'he in tn:n opt i:i-:i, (ii'Mi s I vim can ln:'k of it :iito!o hill and hand is a gi-iiius. nionn- thell Independence. forward move in human, hislory. Put let us not r,n-gi t to think -i liltle lil-.iut Ihe true causes of Aineri en's gn-. nncs and tile true mean o. piesi-rving it. ill uiVmiis fa jnt like Hi 1 i i-.v;. i-aluts dil'lll'lHli..! il II in loe nr'iuy i' rest el' us. I'or of the worst of " the best of tin New Automobile Orgnnizrt tion. We celebrate our holidays ligfc.ly and gaily, as holidays -hiudd ci-1h- nraieii. i.iit it due.-n ( hurt us any. or iieirnct i rum tne tun, if we give lln (ii'iiisiolinl minute or two In con,. temptation of Urn rea-ion why the spe rial day is markid with a red letter l-'ourth of July; , signing f i lh'clui-atiiin. (living Kncland nolice so to speak. Yes, hut what is "utile pendence?" A good many Ameiicans ate apt tc speak ot thcinsilves or others as be nig "iiidepemhiit'' when thev morel', mean uppish or Inconsideiate of tli, other fellow's i-ntirests. I lie nation m n w b,,lc is 1 1,, I Ills orgnlllilaln.il Is an ,,lm,t t turns a sin k, ,l,l,l i ;.,..', I : ' lean Autoniuriiie amhm going to get itself tangled up in Ku 'f.n'"" "' "i"'""1',".'"1' ', wlnl.. 0 I... ... I '"",' .iu-.i oi uie 1 lined Mill!" me thus dixideil into liv il bra'-;!ie- Jack -fa-rein' tun ynu and si---- The N'atiotia.1 Motor, s:i," Asr.icia tiott, organize. I recently at Chicag.i. claims to represent halt a million car ownets lltul drivels. In behalf i.f the aulemohilisls of the country, it seeks relief front excessive automobile Inv-e-1, rclii-f f.ont th,, gio-.viin. ti-al'i'ic 'unci st ion of ecus and betlcr high- to eons .1 ..if I. ... : . ' " ;" over 111, is discotlt leniis to its late allie . i! wan: can, i it u on." ii i; 1 cm run lot- hits: liickjy 21. Crews, Mc-j Cullv .' ' Two base hits: Crews (2),! Ro.-enbnum, Workman CI), Canity,! Johnson, McCu ly, llomaine, Cieddes. Saetifice hits: Theison, Johnson. Stol .n bases: Kosenhaum (2), Theiso-i 121. Mclnnis (III, .McCee, Tain (2), KonuVnc, Ceddes, Waldon, Kipling. Innings pitched: Metiee, (1 t-4; Hos enlainn, 1-2; Mclniis, : 1-4; -Waldon (; Wells, i. Ea uted runs. off: MoGoo I. Kosenhnuin l, Mclnnis (i, Wal-lon IS.. '.Veils Ci. Credit defeat to Wal don. victory to Melee. lime ol Pain i maue to prorest cue r.igiu-i-n i , jj y,,,- tiiuiute game out inasiiiucu. its n, is(i Iht-ee' necessary to file a protest within 21J utiiii mii-i iii im.vii,s v,. ,. nc.thintr was done in the matter. 1 Take Care of Your Dollars and Your Dollars Will Take Care of you. Systematic saving, however small ihe begin ning, is the sure way io independence and suc cess. "You cannot eat vour pie and have it, tec" We invite you to open your account with us and, offer you our services and the facilities of this hank. You will he treated with courtesy and consideration! and .our (officers will Ije giad to give assistance and advice in any matter you may submit to them. ' La Grande National ; Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00 SOUND PLIABLE PROGRESSIVE t tin' way 1 j game, :i hoots, 20 minutes, eatliiht you Young of Haines. Umpire ail ;o I I new v II ,f nil wanl'Ol BlIV lasslll, and sell il Ads. through Observer louean incss.-, wnu,. u i,.ls (.n,mies riddle ils itt'titutums frnm witlm, without a cue. iluikpetiiience means "nut-being. d,. pendenl." It tiKlllis standing on' ,iUi ' own feet, with the feet well iilnn'.cd; and Ihe head held high. That is fm, ' stuff. Hut it involves certain piere quisites. Wi. can't stand l ii nth- en. weak or shift! ig gn'tind, if eni-mi,.,;; are tunneling, v.e may ,-ooa find thai tolerance, liheity, eituality of otipor-i tunity aie crumbling bineaih our feet. If we tit everbody inside out: gates, people itlcnptible of standin.;! on their own feet ,-r holding theirj ieais high, or unwilling to do so as well as those who can live as we do we shall soon fu d ourselves oitstel 4vtm "wsity. hiisivi pt hearth," and 'campin., f iMfJ'eiunce, on the stoop." On the oilier fcssi. " ty tin ( tenlion to mn neA'".- (t,"v-l-i who shall hil tit tmr flrei break out o" our " l rri trvT' In depettdeiice ib-e-- ih4 oat co-OPer-Btion. It e-dalilishes ft tistween nual' 1" inili'lie-idellt neigl.tB.8nl friends I.et us by nil im-aant ffilctlKlIO" our Indeuwnletice. I et (Jy Jtn co'iii'til prat i.'i ii in Menu- nut tlieie ts t,.,iu lor Iheiu to ,,i. i The new h sly grc.-sivem ,:s than to -l.itt iniine-i'i', for ti.it h anil win ch in iiy iv. n c, ft y, Ptnilli-es llioii the old. l! inu-lld i-ly on a sai , v i- the natioi-al Ingliwav sjstini nn,i fic cnti.-c.iii ., pr:-i,leiu-i, Wt'.li a V to iminoving t,,: tr in-in.,-: .n ,,ti rve-y .,,,,i,, , a i-l tnmli.lcrig n fic rule. Thee a elm t Neaily all activity is of a silt that. Ihe entire inth he, an 1 public support ace, -tilu. gl di-si "l.oulil l-"ill Ii.hv e l t, . ., i ,.. ) i ':i-.t,J'1'.l,"rl-"' rt AN'll. Julv !t. Sti,f.rili'-nr.. t tents lower, low tvrnlt Bli,l c-ilv Cf.fccntl:tElicrtQtI,iv. Hop woro.tu! Kt 4i ccai-ii lltfiietv irnnrt I i?.v mi, tost-: (,. 61t.C' ti SJ2 e'iAa Vji r.ti itliJ . -. a.' l-B-m unit t tr.t v,-oti tet,,l ,.., f.r ON THE FOURTH Wlietiit-ryini colohrute with t lie into lite toutiU'v KODAK Ui V!1 gl). . lYi Jiavo a KW-tlfii'U'i'l.v -"f fihlw for yuii. ' iV 9 ' iM 'Wwl Uu ::f ti'Wmuii dj thf ttt.tti . M - - -, . cm f.;The ;Big Aluminum Is Now on ALUMINUM UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS AT BARGAIN PRICES AND The Holder of the Lucky, the Mysterious Key, Gets the $150 010 graph Free No Restrictions on this Sale. Come as Often aa You Please, Buy as Much as You Want AT '''''' y ...y. 9 JMy i1S3Sb!m&m&&8Sai9tol' ' C-" .'. w VHv-i'r'i.i-'-.-i-t.