La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1922, Image 1

VOLUME XXV
MEMBER OK ASSOC1ATKI) I'KESS
LA ClIvANDlS, OREGON, Tl'KSDAV, .J IMA' 18,
MEMBER OF ASSOC1ATKI1 PRESS
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Society Awaits
New York's "lO'i" is speculating as
J. Gould, formerly Vtiv Sinclair, when
run Kurnpo- The Goulds, you know
the "-!:)."
Fislienneii S'.iuweil Ability
wi I'rvidiii' 1 ! unit i
l'ully for ! iaii'pict.
RUBE ZWEIFEL'S 24-IN. 1
RAINBOW GETS PRIZE,
f
K. ('. Ilerzingcr Scores Sec
ond with Kine l's-incii
iiinlow and 'liarles M nr-
' (diinson"s 1") Inch liain-
. bi i v is Third.
"Piw.1 cf "Hiumtiin tnuil slill in
the slienni-," !n1.ll,,l (i,o khmuIilt of:
the W'ini'. f in ""'I T ! i' ut Club, al-j
tVwafh i (iil , i':n-jit last night's fish
$eed of tlie chin tlim thi- .sU';tia h ad
been ck'Mli'tcl in onif, to fuini- the
iftittp Mitiplv for tilt- dinner.;
The bus, meiit of Inn M. K. chureli
Wi5 cliosen as th:; i'1',' e fur thec1ian
(tlet ami its seating enpnrit wns well
flllcijRwith sportsmwi who enjoy most
1hnroii);hly ea'Cli year the unnu8l fish
ft'ed. ( o
resident'. I). IMtnvinetvml a tole
Jpnr froi (ianie Warden lOirirdorfl
who rnlTsse,r reei el that he roll not
fci nrcsent but scat his host wishes to
. all the sportsmen. In thr
the fonimissioners and the
enci; ot
ito t'iimo
Job Wiilil":', il'-puty igrn
""wVniO; f..r Union (gy, r,-l'ro:-L'iiu-,
offiiiiildom ami did U in a very (lit;-
4&fied nuinnr- ,
Me iliwu.-- iiM'. ent lisn ann.
ff);ime remditinrffl i:ii'inir
nleasiiiir ic -
ANNUAL
feed I
FINE EyEHT
port to in" spor'.sin, M. .'leirinnui in me siriKe ann no not up-
('. .1. lumpner ' .SnQuie offer- -no av men-O-rs of their orpaniza
. number of ftirtlA- rostr'etions tion wh,'.ie,rm work outxiilv tint
on .OntsCln which lnJL'ht forth a
round tahle iliscu:on participated n
hy spveftl numhers of the rliil,- The
....... 1 I.-- i.n,.. v :w iht further
rMtrlcimr. anil farther roirulntions
means additional pxnenx- which is not work, due to their gumx into the "hull
justified, for the sportsmen now nr.-..
CTiavinu too moJi in; way of license xne cicrK siirninic thrgtMeaieniili
fees. of wh- fl nr.. in the store departmiW
t was a'trued 'hat well Qeaninc are as'oW,ws: -Wm. K. Boyd, l ;
IP. oor0fnvn, h fi."'' re- M .-ci'dlan'i 1 SHdl. Ivel K. Mil.bs.
nlation iTd 'hen r.not'ncr. ;r. ti in ,c-, Knier.-ona Wiiiiam l llashrook,
dor-emenisOroni .iiflVre orfanizn- (ieifse W. Dolbon. M. IliOly, Barney
tions nil of which ru!m.n;te in th' j.frr, J,: C French, lliivc '' Hay
formation of either a new departmen; Oscar S. liuniphrie-, Everett K. Wil
nr the appointnnof more official" 1.0, e. Holmes, Harry Klmnn
to ,
. nforce such regulations wr.icn a'Kis
(C'-tiii'J0 ci Fot:r
Gould Bride
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to the social i'ogrnm of Mrs- George
the financier brings his bride home
have always been at the apex of
TO
Owners i if Coal .Mines Told
to go Hack to -Mines and
JSenin liningCoal; Opera
tors An' Divided in Stand
Taken.
(My .K.i.i;.lv.l I'n-Sf.)
WASIIIN'(;T()N, July IR. nitumin-
Ivy Pi esident llardjng at the White
?" s,''-. "t 'lU"n 10 Vou
mine properties and resume opera-
lions, after they had rcphed to the
' president's tender of arbitration for
.settling the national coal strike with a
collective offer to put their properties
; and their service at the disposal of
t the government "in this crisis.'
j Speaking as chairman of the group
: of operators, after the White House
conference, Alfred M. Ogle said the
' employers would make the attempt to
resume operations.
(Continutd on Page Eight.)
Memiter of the raflwav clerks u
w uvking insfifc of tht enclosure
,,TOun,liiiK the O tJV
&. N. shops
thruUKh Jjif strike l-ve
ls.-ued a list
f)f jts ,,nl,ivos t-iiminic uniltr th
rf,.r f t limthcrhdoil of Railway
Clerks who :$e now working in the
department.
-j?,e clerks are nerfnrminK ouly the
qomc - h distinctly theiiQoQi siWu the
eominc lOler the duties of the If. of
K. -.
The ep!anati3 is made largely be
...int.. r.f & t iiiiion in some ouar
tiT that ta clerks are d,,in il.ers'
Martin I,, vark. t.lmore v. nousion.
DPEMTOH
RESIEIHK
CLEMS DO ONLY.
THEIR OWN WOBK
Jacob I lark. Bennett r . uoiouw, .t
Orlra!.:, . j - -
INDICTMENTS
ARE RETUHHED
A6A INST 10
Fir
it Koport .of SpL'i-inl
Graml .Jnrv Made
ToilaiV.
WAR FRAUD CASES,
INVOLVE
MILLION '
Southern Politician Anion
Those Against AVlioni Jn-:ii-(lirtments
Were J Wight jy
in Washington. . oJ
WASIIINTOX. Julv 1H. Indict
ments ajrainst 10, ineludins John I.
10, including John I.
ublicau commitcemnn
charging conspiracy to
-,ittd States of over -M.-j
lection with th disposi-;
Phillip1;, lcpublicau
from titofifia, e,
defraud the United
0C4.00U in connection with th dispost-
tn, of government iumln-r following
the war were returned today by ;i
special federal grand jury.
The indictment was the first report
ed by the grand jury impanelled" to
investigate war frauds for which con
gress appronriated $f)00,O()0.
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INSPECTS HQS
The state highway commission divis
ion engineer's office will take another1
census of the travel over the public
highways tomorrow. The object of llie
census iy to find the number of carnj
traveling over the roads to see how ,
the roads are standing up under the!
travel and see what construction is
best in certain sections.
The members of the state highway
commission passed through I, a Grande
this morning o-n their way to Unity
where they will be met by division en
gineer R- II- Baldock, and from there
will start on a trip of inspection over
all of the highways in the I.a tirnmh'
division, which takes in seven coun
ties, including Union, Wallowa, Har
ney, Umatilla, Malheur, 'Morrow and
Baker.
Thecommission is composed of R
-A- Booth of Eugene, chairman; J. !S
Venn, of Portland, and W I!. Harrati
They are accompanied by Roy A. Klinej
a net V,. II. -..v-t unuus.'!. rxpt'run m
finish the trip th(. latter paii. nextj
woeH.
imoWNF.I) AT SALEM.
SALEM July !. Ix-ster Trum, W
years old, an employe of a local res
taurant, was drowicd here last night
when the canoe in which he and .lame
Anderson, another
were riding upset.
taurant worker
pi
It Surely Docs Take Some Folk a Long Time to
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we DOrVT - x- V! p
LIICsT'PLA'i V ' J: y
vwiTh GiClS ' . ! V5-
iRAtb- 7 UNCLE (
r' Ml& . Vim,. A
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Community's vSupport
AsRed by Chautauqua
Association Leaders
HI fc v
vast difficulties nnn
aip asking that hunleis
to carry on lb,- work.
UIlp'
I
Ostrich Eggi at Food.
Mr. Galilean, diet expert, who
tieei: expei liii'iiltni; wtih uHlrUh
siihplh'd by III New York zuu1uk4
l a id ens. declare that the food vn
ut in ostrich etrtf Isnhout the same
li til o.' the domestic lien's eyy.
Ili-v.ir Is Identical and. although
ostrich 9gt! euntaln lesn protein tlj
meat, they have more fat and a
uinuunt of phosphorus and Iron.
fht'K wiU tuak ttwi'rt sHrttctcnt
3U person. me Arj-uuuui. .
Quit your meanness.
and Kir.
Jeter Tai
The M. A. Stil
Delive
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TWO
The Quality
SkiiiJK store.
market
Stil(
1o Hie Harris Gi-ocei
We have our own fr
'has
rrft I
of.
Pt'H, j
tun
I 111!
I un
Order Yoi
Canning
til -
1H I.
Two more men weie sworn in yes
terday by the county clerk as special
deputy sheriffs to be emjiloyed by the
railroad company in guarding tin?
yard, bridges and other propeity dur
ing the strike. One was sworn and)
fie put ted a I unlay, which , brings the
tctal inr.nlier ot' special ileputies t.
(If, minus two v hn were e;iii'eUed yes
terday by Sheriff I,"e Warnick-
Reports are that several of the
gimi ds have either quit or have been
requested T
lint.
m iil.KH TO lKATII.
SlCATTI.K Wash., July IH-
-Harry
i death
yester-
(iilberi , 1::!, wes hurled to hi:
over Eagle falls near
daV wIilii h, -lipped
Index
from
rock
while trying to take
Skyki'inish i iver ahov
Mn-iJ
MORE DEPUTIES
ffi SI1 IN
youth was spending the day.wilh hisjll
k areata, Mr and Mi
L. J. Gilbert, of -
this city, on a menu
Public Appealed to for ths
Support of La Grande's
a n : i . - . i-v
uomiuuiuiy movement ue
serves and Needs.
That tho hour 1 as struck
Jwlu'ii t'riciuls of wholesome
ntei taiiiinetit such as is pro-
Jvidetl hy t hi; ( 'haulauqiia
platform must support their
ense o eomiiHiiut'i' wel.tare
kvitli'cents of the, realm, ir-
he message from (iraiule
-ikOlide - ( 'haul annua lie:nl
i
jiiarters. The iroram to he
;iven at liiverside Park
July is the critical
uriiiuy; point in t he history
f 'hautauoua in li ( i raiHle.
rii(So expressions of con-
ern tor the luture of this
fine community movement
La (i ramie has considered as
;. splendid adjunct to its
i noral and intellectual wel
fare were sounded' todav hv
Dr. Hay K .Murphy, follow-ini-
a meeting of workers last
evening.
"Wo arc not crying 'widf ! wolf!'
when there is no wolf" said the nresi-
dent of the association in this con
nection. "It is nurelv a matter for
Jt the citizenship of l.n (irandr to say
"Uo the great maiorilv of neon c
believe in the Chautamiua movement
fir uo iney not: i nese are me per
tinent tiuestinna of the hour. An af
firmative answer is one t hat is ex
pressed in a display of support hv the
Purchase of season tickets. A negativ,.
answer is expressed in refusal to sup
port this movement.
"The price this year is $2.ofl per
season ticket, purchased in groups .f
one or more. The general admission
prices have very materially increased
on the other hand, emphasizing th.'
need of the season ticket route. At:
other impoi tant point is th:-i action
taken hy the hoard t evening pre
cludes a reduction in the season ticket
price after the urogram has started.''
( MILD IS DltOWNEI).
CANYON CITY, July IK Verne
Catlton, l'i months old son of Mr- and
Mis- Carl Timnis and giandson of ('
H. Timms, superinitMident of the Em
pire Cold I h edging Mining com
pany, was drowned nt their farm home
picture of thjfive miles from John Day, Wednesday
the falls. Ihejwhen he leil into an irrigating ditch.
was taken from th(. water withi
fifteen minutes by his father but could
not be revived.
Get Acqu ainted
GREENWICH VILLAGE IN
NEW YORK SHAKEN; ONE
FIREMAN MEETS DEATH
GUTTLE THIEF
-
Iiasil (iray Konnd Over to
the (iiand .Jury Under
lioiids .fur Uustliiij; Dozen
Head' of Ktock. '
'About thirty days ago John Beinder
who has a cattle ranen near the bor
der of Union county, reported a theft
of 1J head of cattle. Since then the
shei if 1 "s ol'fity has been working on
the case and on Saturday Sheriff Lee
Warnick discovered tiaces of the rust
ler, tracking him across the border in
to Umatilla county and capturing th.:
Huspuct, liasil Cray. Three hides
weie found and the remains of four
head of cattle he had butchered. Ho
had disposed of the bt ef in Pendleton
Sheriff Warnick' accompanied his
prisoner hack to La Crande, arriving
here hit,. Saluiday nfternoon and put
ting him in the county jail. The pre
liminary hearing was held yesterday)
ami tiiay aumiueil the thett and was
hound over to await the action of the'
grand jury under bonds of $1000 which
he failed to secure.
Gray is u medium-aged man anil is
u ii ii hi 1 1 let it g i vmg no i en.son lor II 1.4 i
taking up cattle ru-dling. Apparently
this was his first theft in that section
this year as no other ranchers reported
missing cattle. Cattle .rustiing ha.-t
been going on in the county to n
small' c-:Ueiit for many years but Gray
is, the first man to go into it on a
scale this season.
A stati insitet tor of traffic, who Im-.
hcen in La (irande for M-veral day.s !
has given cspi - ial all cut ion to th,' 1
dimmer law, which requires that head-!
lights shall he dimmed on meeting an'
appi oaehing vehude. j
In commenting on thu law the trat
f it insjifftor s'iiil :
"Then1 in:- no h rises that etcue:
a mototit fiom diiiiining in this state
I'ailutc to dim lights on meeting an
a p Pi oaehing vehicle Is a discourie.iy j
and violators of this :-cetii.n of the;
traffic law will he shown uu leniency.
Cars not equipped V.ith dimmers niu it
fiav,. a spotlight so adjusted as to
Ihiow its rays to the right and down
ward. These cars may then turn out
their head lights on meeting an ap
proaching vehicle."
A- a result of failure to dim lights
A. IMayle, Win. Neh;on and .Mat Kar
ris were ordered to report to the po
lice. In older to emphasize the nece-i-fity
f oheying tht dimmer law contri
butions of 'J f.i;: were assessed hv the
judge.
JETERS SPEAKS
HI TABERNACLE
'J'Ik1 community tnljei nacl,. revival
fin the corner of U ami Kir, conducted
hv Jerry and Mis. Ji'lT.v Jeter anddti'V
A. J. Starmcr srarted l ist Sunday. Th,.j
Jetci's spoke -ix limes' on the iunda-j
mentals of the J'.iole. .Mr- Jeter sai.i:
"I h'.-Ii. the whole lidile and not a
i'il-le with a hole in it. I believe in
pi caching the word; not criticizing
not excusing and not apologizing for
it."
Mrs- Jeter spe;-1-; daily at -';.'10 ex
cept Moii -la vs and Saturday. t
Mr. Jeter will cartoon a few min-j
titeH toniirht just he fore he speaks. A
huge ch(ir, new song books, a pi inn
;ui Mr -a- Jeter-, ti omloue, all con -1
dueled hy Mr. Jeter make very altra-
tive muic J
TKADK iiALANC'K KA VOKAHLlv I
Hy Aotflrtulcil rrrirn)
WASHINGTON, July )v Ameri
ca's foreitfii trade ft-cil vear whl'di
tended June resulted in a favorable
Itrarl halanc,. of $l,D.2.O(i(.0ilO, a de
I clhie of nearly two hilUien dollar.
Ifroin the favorable balance of the pre
vious year, the department of com
merce aiin-UiicU today.
IS CAPTURED
Hi mm
DIMMER UWIS
ENFORCED HI
First Explosion is'Foltowed
by many Minor Explosions
in Warehouse ; Fleeing
Women and Children Are
Knocked Down; Many In
,(Uy Assuclnti-tf PreaiO.
NE YOHK, July 18 A Herio
of explr.fdons in u six-story w a ro
ll on -V tit 10 Jane street today
shattered the windiHK for blocks
around. Women and children flee
ing frm nearby tenements were
burled to (ho pavement by the
blast h.
Kivt fire alarms were sounded
and ambulances look many to hos
pitals, l alling debris killed Fire
Lieutenant Schoopme.Ver and in
jured three other firemen
I'olice mid firemen carried
frightened women and children
from neighboring (Greenwich Vil
lage teiienu'iitH. Ovvr an hour af
ter the first blast intermittent ex
plosion continued within the ware
house filing (ireenwich Vtlage
with fumes and forcing hundreds
from their lodgings.
The warehouse was occupied by
the Manufacturers' Transit com
pany. Film (if linker 'clebration
Willi (Inuide Ifoudu Tul
l(v h'luats Will He )Sliuvu
at Arcade Tlioatcr.
Prohahly the best film ever taken
showing La (itunde, linker and Pendle
ton people is the Orepon Trail Pageant
picture, which will be shown at the
Arcade Wednesday and Thursday o
this week.
The picture is good, vary good and
the scenes are full of action, making
it a rial live movie production. Today
Manager Don Meyers ran the film as
mi exhibition To a few Lu Grande peo
ple who were in the pageant and they
jiII pionounced it a perfect rcproduf
tifM of the- niirade.
The (irande Konde Mothers' float is
fine and the different scenes of Pake r
citizens-, including Dollar Hill Kllis
who formerly lived at Island City, is
true to life.
' The stnj-e roach holdup on thp bh;V
brush plains near liaker is realistic
and -both Indians and cowboys ply
their pat ts well.
Jmis Keitag is presented leading
his liaker hand and even his bald head
is shown- La Grande's baud is also
given in the nieturc.
WILL llt-Y I'OSIWFICES.
(ify Aflsociaiod treBfl
WASlMrttilUN, July 1H. -Kifteen
postofficc inspectors aie to be truiuetl
as real estate experts as the first step
in a moving policy for tho acquicition
of ownership of postoffice buthfing.
throughout the country, Postmaster
General Work announced toduy. He
reiteraled that thu i"vernment was
getting the worst of it through the
piesent rental system.
BULLETINS
I tlv A-'Hiu tiilefl I'rews.'l
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July 18 Mny
or Short city officials and policemen
today stopped un Omaha train duo
from Minneapolis bearing nine non
union shopmen ami ordered it to pro
ceed to the station without stopping
at the Omaha shops. The non-union
men wen: taken to strike headquar
ters. (lir Annuel it ted Preaal
WKLLMfl'KG, W. V., July 18. Officer.-'
today ousted miners and famil
ies fiom the tent colony at the Clifton
mine, following the battle yesterday.
llitf .Msoei,ii,.4 rrens.)
LONDON. July 18 Reginald Dunn
and Jo.-eph O'Sullivan were sentenced
to deat h today for the murder of KieUI
Marshal Wilson, who was shut in tront
of his home liti days ago.
Tonight and Wednesday, fair.
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