La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1922, Image 4

TiicmL-.v. July Is- 1!)-2-
r AGE FOUR
Ti.V fiRAVDR KVBXIXO ORKERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
THE:, OFFICE CAT'
BY JUNIUS
4J INHKI'lOXIIKNT M', HI-1 f l-.ll.
I'ublilii iily 'Kiy hi i.i
Graliile. Un'Kon. hv l. l.rimde hven
fin mile In other eilti-K OreKon ll-.t.-l
X'ewj hihimI, I'orl l.-iiel : Imperial Niiwk
Hmiiil, I 'orllofiil; .Miilluolliali Nuwit
Hluliu, I'ortland.
lnic ubyi'i-ver i'iiiiiij'iiii.h ; ' ")
di;m.mi, Kcmur.
Mr . 1
H '.- Mill
Vnt-reA at lli? rowlorrli-e lit l.a rininde.
Oregon. fl feconu CMmh muii .Mutter.
.-..I..... ll i.mTillllltlleil I IllIlH III Til lr.
nwu-MLVKK. Mill Atlniim Ave., 1.
Grand". Oregon.
gUBSCHII'TIOIV HATHS.
Uy Currlrr.
ttelly. Pf l,Hi -:,:V
Tll)'. P"'r lx "lo" I" '""'"'JU 4-'.
IMiir, i;mi ''"fi'
r M""' r nil
DKllr. P''l' ,"l'. HUVHIHin ;.""
IHIlv ! liiuiilh", Ill iidi-iin'-u
Pll)'. Ihri'i Inonllin III OUVUIIIMI... .!.-'
nilly. l"'r intuit' ;.-
Wm'kly Oln.Tvrr-Hlnr, by mall,
per yar. ' aviim-ii
.11 10 11 III II OF AMMK'IA TKI I'll!:.
The An.siieiill.il I'rex.s in ex.luiovet.l
entllleil to ii hi tor iMililli-iitiiin f nil
io-ww ilii.i.it-li.-s t-ii-iillid In il or iiul
otlHTwiwe Tc,llteil III Him jiaiMT. ami
aim. Ili IihiiI (li nn puhliMli.il Ihi-ri-lli
All rlt liln of ro-piihli a, Inn of Hpeelul
iliapulcheii Inire illao are remirve'l.
ami i iii vi'v
caci:u.
Bible Thought for Today
SUUB GUIDANCE. Jn nil thy
ways iu'knowleilKi: him, anil lie bIiuII
Jirwt thy paths. Proverbs 'JM.
GOVERNOE OLCOTT'S REPLY TO HALL.
In u very lengthy statement (lovcrnor Olcott has issu
ed u iti.1v to Charles Hall relative to the recount which
Hull lias demanded. Jt is rat her d ilTicult to el the swin
it Olcott s replv. hut; when analyzed' id seems to he an ai
iienl to the entirj electorate of the, Keimhlican party to see
that faif play is given and if a portion of the votes are re
counted, as Mr. J fall has demanded, that the entire Re-
1 1 , K 1 i r i : 1 1 1 vote in the state he'recountei
The expense of such an undertaking is estimated at
$50,000, and then if either partly is dissatisfied with the
result it is prohahle that further li'K'al procedure can he
started and the. same, tiling tfone overaaiu provided there
is sufficient money raised 'to defray the expense. It is
apparently starting something tliat ha.s no end.
.If the reply was intended for a campaign document
the governor had it very adroitly worded for he attacks
the volunteer donations made to Hall from supporters
in Oregon and from sympathizers in other stales. The
governor mentions the .'fact that he is unalile financially
toeonilmt such a fund, which by inference would lead the
reader to believe a free-will offering niijiht be in order to
assist in the recount.
This isa badstate of affairs. If we were to drift fur
ther iiito.resUessness and discontent by not aeeeptiuy; the
results of a primary election, whatever 11 icy may he, un
less ifraud can be determined, then we are at once discredi
ting our form of government, a nd saying to the world lliat
we have a system which we will accept when it pleases us
and we will reject it and demand a new deal if it displeases
Ilk ' f
O .
. DON'T KNOW PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
with
ulilic
iclief that lh
ure striking a
sent i -y
can
iainst
Railroad officials are unfaniilia
incut if t,hey continue to. rest in the
make the people believe the shopmen
then- government. i ? - , ,
More, men joined the strikers yesterday and it is plain
to those who try and keep anything like abreast of public
sentiment that the strike has just fairly started.
It is a most regrettable thing that it cannot be set
tled, but. it is doubtful if it ever will be settled along the
lines now laid out. With a Labor Hoard apparently act
ing as attorney for the railroad companies with every aci
neeiningly directed at, destroying the railroad workers'
organizations, with the taking of rights and principle
which labor has st rived for thirty years to gain, the Even
ing Observer sees little hope of a settlement along these
lines.
Not a man working for the railroads, even though
how unaffected by present rulings; can feel safe for the
future. I'Yir this, reason the striking shopmen it 1 only
have the sympathy iff all railroad' workers, they not onl
have the financial assistance of men in railroad work, bin
sooner or lateral! rail organizations will come to the under
standing that if the shopmen lose this st rikc and organied
labor is beaten, other men in other d'epartnienis w ill soon
feci the knife, and this nation w ill be back to the nld. day
wheil labor had no standing and Ihe wealth of the coim
try dealt with it as it saw fit.
Public sentiment is wjth the railroad shopmen, and
nil the claims to the contrary from the White House down
to the smallest official of the railroad operating forces,
will not change it. '
Mm
ti s I
J A,.
A wlam, u Icuitr, a .-iinrk, a cra;,h.
A mar, a nilnjijr iiiiuMc,
A blare, a tear, a rip, .niahh(
A .scu-fi-h, a rmvl, a mmltie,
A iieat, a Malt, u simrt, a puit',
Aial a wail as -m sunn- as
The ban.shce's how! Vrs! tliat'a the
:-lui'f
That's ptTVctl tu u.i n.s Jazz.
A Iwisl, a Mail.', a luitr, a smirk,
A swinjr a sway, a shiv r.
A whirl, a w:tbblc arid a jerk,
A walk, a :-li(k , a invcr,
A s'luee.c, a h.lamp, a rush, a thump.
A stranulr linhl, a hteak. a bumn.
These o with Jazz a. (faneirii! !
A BIG CLEARAWAY
SALE OF MEN'
SUITS
s
Th
pe.il (
Th.
have
out i:.(jijsii.
s stai t lintf inlvertisenieiit u
hi a tmva lieu .-pap-. r:
i;uliesi if tlin I'luia Street chinch
'li-CJ'nh-.l viiAlm of nil kiads
1 .'oiih I'ium sir.et and in-
ipeel iheni-
Any iniin , h
whosr II'M It i
have with lii-
tti he
oiiratnlated
that he ean
,Ju
Suiida
lieaiiyt-
' when thi
no reason In
Hie Ims o:
Ihe h
lux on.
, Ml
man plaVs on i
wily is at ehurvh
i'vii' that the man'
i.-ehuld.
'TOMIISTONK NKW'S."
Si i aiifre i', pau.-;e as you pass )y,
As you are now, .o oner was I,
As f aia now, -i ymi n.u-t he,
:':nl I'oilow my.
Klep on tin
A laril'l' i-. i
ilicaUfi Hint
hIicII out.
' lint
laid on nuts. Whieli
ehody will .have to
111
mm
i3k
v Including Every Suit in Our Entire Stock
LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF MEN'S AND
YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING IN WHS COMMUNITY
A liiiHliuniH mii-li as IIiIh store onclucts fun ily i"'"-!"'r ,,B" j1'1; ,
iluwn th iiinouiit of si i)i' k ,-amtil to n in l:.r ihi.k " '""
till) iiiurcliuul Inr.l outside of Hip si-lerUnn "I m e r-n a I, . 1 1 si , ,
This store lius moro tilhiuB tluui lmiM.- riHH!.. "
l-lollilug inadu.
V
,y Iw.l.lini;
l.a id.'.--t IHiilili'lil
1 1 WHli the finmt
1 1
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX'
"STYLEPLUS" MAKES
AND
Kuils of the iii;ilily. slyle anil prim men
'I'hey're lieic in this alorc nliuiuly lor yuur
are oiug to sefl these suits at a discount of
id i or lie
.TV man iihi'i-l.illlli-1
ol II' i"
Ho not ulelny this sale la.sls only four .
mid who like to get them at a saving tile piii
II i
rri.-r
who v,::nl Ihe finest
mliiirT' n K
CowriiiUUuHScbkaaor&Uftirx
Our Guarantee of Satisfaction is
Unchanged
You are uarautJed (.'oinplotu satisfaeUon the naiu!
m n-"ii Ktr pi let
'I'.ahe
fnnn a I
Miss
New "N n
,1 ill i
taktih a
nnwathn
man
:-ecHlS ti
ol' sueee.-
ho suffei'inu '
ins.
ta hu
ml
k i't:e nily won a
Jat'di'M Ik ;nity eon
with thousaiHTs. It
!-, in win anythinjr
me is as hfndsomo .
jn knows that she can
'MiuMi th,. 1 1 af fir as well
) o'id d the oilier driv
' I), r w:i.
SM !; ItmV'T' TMtKUST NII,
M ma v I have n poon V "
said
WHAT THIS REDUCTION
MEANS' TO YOU
Suits $43
: Suits ..' $40
W) Suits $32
Suits . $23
Suits $24
f- Suits $20
WED,
THURS.
FRL
SAT.
Remember
Th..e Iomi- days
the ' year tti ilot
harain Iciiore th.
Conie tonioii'ow,
af nue.it. assort nient
our only elianev' at
hOu opens.
eharpes niartii Utv alteratioii.-i when
"N
;ell'.
I h Mr
t he
! II j t:
'I'm 'us
. ' : : ' ' M
i . i:ili,i:is eoee; '
iffri'tinn."
il,H dad
ANNUAL
WAS
FISH FEED
A BIG EVENT
( iinliniii d Irom Pni:e One.)
ill,.
ei al I'M"
1 .1 ; t "1 1 , for
I.I Ihe I'.iu.T lo
ii-.. :, ,'-ra.l
fi inn lei and l in
'iiiitl-.ority; II, :il
lllrnt. II''
ri i:i"-i'iil.'Ul'''
a l:iii'--i !a( ev
i.'en this
i, , II,.
I',,.- nil! I'WIl III'-
dnl'liiif invuy
N'ate Zweifei was awanlcd
eiven hy Andrews llrothers for
oesi wnuinsn ami r.d Taylor was
awarded a fly lic.uk and hasket Riven
l.y Newlin lli.nk and Stationery for the
.foeond best white fish.
For the hardest luck, Clint Van
Fleet eariiid off all honors. A eam;i
a was Riven hy the llreRon Hiirdware
as Ihe priy.i.. I "linl spent two days
lishinir and cauu'iu one sueker,' one
ehuli and one eat fish.
Howard K. (l I'.rii'n W'is eleeted'
piesi. Icnl. Nilte Zweif.-I was elected
viie-pirsidint and A I V. Andrews was
elected secretin y-tt easurer. The exe
cutive cominillri' nf Inst year was re
elCited, It is ronipesnr of Tuttle
F. Walsinicer and Hill Kelly.
estj manner in which my sister AHce Mal-land the body was i-.tu
tile: I,. ... ...... ,ipih ,n '.l,..t..,,n li..h- ..i.l way.
j.Iune 8, 1 desire to explain how th:'
.-J.'.JMTl .-, tUIIIU H, Kl.e IIIClll IU..L , . j ,
repori, ano 10 malic plain tacts as, , , ..
I learned them in Jackson from these I 'I f 11 '"" v
"To sulisto::
i mv riossession
state d
.lit.
.-late
s(
i-r t"
yes, down;with taxes
The rvy nT Oi'i'mi, 1 1 1 m rn ( .-
"Down with taxi's." W'v hi'nril
iiiuk liis scut lis I'rcsiilt'iil, yet
liiiiiistrat inn tux I'd tu ih'iith
llilS 1 KM ' 1 1
it Wlll'll I 'I'C:
wt omiTucil
mill with fine
ard lirl'iH'r:
siih'iit Wilson
I'roin that ad-
rovlirrls nJ
liiNtiis' tin1 o-onoral iuhlir for tho nost lifetime' to pay uiV
the Wilson inlininist rat ion's exl ravaitanee. It ;'em. lo
lis, that the Oregon I Vtnoerats who in one hreath end' iol
I'l'esident Wilson'si'adniiiiistration and in ifie next hreath
yell "Down with taxes" are al lenint iuir that uld trirk in
the , ..tie.
pi. 'Sent ti
t.,, si, ii,. puwi
- . ,.ie. woose fniiir
:,,' f.'dcrn! Rnveril
I with the sport .
f .....r I" all thes"
and to l....k
:iitrri'ie at ths
)., h,-ctl.-,' fees
hich and "tlic
and T ..ii Il.,v
"! ll'e o :i.stioi' ;i-
SAYS REPORTS
ERE II
IRE INCORRECT
..I .la
the miivd.
: Ilie I' t h t'i'
Nson, .Mu-i
ft s
IcdtMvlcniaiu of llowiu hot mid tlu'ifc
' Hit same luvut h. s
, Postoffic Progress.
lo l
rold jt;
Hkoly
1,, line
oval
ral Work i eeentl v 1 maM.., s
:o;' , 1111 ' ,,M
In
roMtiiiaHler ('HMie
(Mnionneed a nunilier of ehanici
th Ittttter whleh at he"n made
tui tfstal flervlee.
Kli xt of all Ik (leeeiili ullzat Inn
Insteift of i ei Hiring Jill iwu tries
et)iiinluintH ainrt t etiu(tt(4 ftr
j11h lo bo throiuh Wat.hhtnttn, : um hit alu-uth
thwc lhitiiK art tu he huiuMeil I M'i'ilim; it tl
with ai'p
Km ihvee,-i
e f'lii'tiit i a Cm t t
wtl h e ieh ot he-- u j
. keep tu tolteh w il h I he pu Mie
All eUetiMuii tf 1 D can t .st O
( r.ite It) iiirhlde Stnilh Aniein;
unifies in also evpeeteit
Newspaper mail is In Ini; t;t .
ler tlie pin po-e
ivi-ry, CoiiMnufl
prutnplly y poHtiil iiuthorilie.4 with
in pach ntatiy. Anllnuat'i bookkeop
liiK nn-t hotls are to lie itlan1nt'tl
in favor of h mnro flev title and
efficient hvment. Hcoratilziiliini oti
it more efiielmit lianii i taking
Vlt"' in UMi of I ho iartest nvt . MtU'tvni uhvs, ha a
ulflefs In tlin country w11 u8ltth-r ifnmrkaniK
In tho tleiiHi tinoiit at WaHhluKton, j rvh e is now to
Anothor foiwafil step Ia the inr-cu-1 hu.tnelike. tln'iv
tlve cuunell whleh meets wutly j hut apphniM- from
in conferenco, ThroiiKh this eoufer-S Q o
euce nil sort of prohkma an pr--) U;iltti
uentei fur (Jieuh-ii, ir.'! .: nti rt .1
portiiuL di'4 iRtntis may by Kim1 njMM(, u, ,. j,, w
fiom the pnhUt, in 111
criUi-lflll
All thl.i si.p.ti.ls Ilk
buine;s. So, too. doi
whu-h has been t tlf 1
ol t iv.v ttepart le.enl , r
he !a"h- uniil 'in- ri-vi n-'.ihtr n.eel
Hi;:'.
I'ne W inner- N anu J.
V, l.a In ,i.j..nt eiiiei:: l'u -tlnt (
) i!n-an aini'Uti.e. 'i the 'iri' M -Mti
ia Mi" l i-h;:;: t 'iiriiiiini'M w hu-;i
pn. eh M ! h, !'.-h ho- t ie h.m.pie: .
; .lli, ,"'-. ;-'ei :-iVi,'ifth -t fhf f.'.p
p.-wa !..,.!- j ivt a ti:.- .1 IVnnev
t'e. h.- an -e -' i t;a l K.iiui'i.w Iroal
u i i-t- : - -t
I', i. . :: w iiwa!I,,t a
haarinn . ti ei. n 1 :.e.;ie Seran
ifti l'.-r s i" ! i:a::i.M.w.
I )-.:.; ir - Sl . hi 1 f I ,' S hf hani-
be.. fui i-i.' i hv Ifa: Liilv far t
iv- e o
li-a I" ' ' i i - u a u.,.,le.l fi M f..r
ihr Liu-,- C;...iiV .ii ;.t , TI,,. pn,.r
w.l- a - th- Hu IV-
Pa'i" , - . v i ' i , I m.' ii.-li was 1:''
ira he:. h"U'
( ail Ii.--.-! v. . a a i h -1 a .iik hi,t
L'lViti hv K W e -mpanv t'-r
his 1' J ruT 0 V, N'i.Ki.-n.
K-'-iv v a - awariti i hunho
o,i .v a i y Nen I :i lu- -n-.pany
tu h.-. U! ; i i.: 'i ''--ii: a , 1 1 1. m i .
W I- laharan v ;.warthi a
hatnh.'o ! 'ii l'!vv a hv C- I. Ihuman far
.'neat niiui,
of t!U' s!a
iishe.J hy (
Wt'Tli t(l .1;
statement :
"A- the
!'. "!. in
eajiet't nitiK the l't1
r of .Miss Aliee Mal
n woman ;-nd mirs.
, were iiu'orreet in
.'('wiire; lo a stale-
MaroU! 'Mallett brotlier
"man. which was puh
'niario Arjus. Mallett
: to investigate- The
has been w
onirly in-
hnir th"
"Owinj; to the fact that the police
found it necessary to withhold from
tin nress and the public for a num
ber of hours any information regard-in!'-
the nature of the slaying, fal.-e im
pressions grew out of rumor and ex
cited speculation, tfiviiifr rise to sen
alional newspaper stories which, -s
usual in such cases, once started could
not be suppret-sed.
4,I wish to state that my sister's
death, terrible thouirh it was, cam''
istantl, and as a result ot a Plow
upon the head dealt t rom the rear i
She was rot inning from spending tliei
even in i; with a friend who had ae- j
eompanieii her' within a few blocks of!
her home leaving her at I':!!'- Theiej
was no violence ami no assault. IV !
pie sit tin if on their porches dire.-tly
across tho street from the scene av
the time, testified that- no outcry was
heard, and that there was no sound
I of any distut banco. Robbery was thi
j motive, and it was the finding of my
; sifter's pocket hook in the possession
j of the ox-convict which led to his
arrest. It had been hnstilv tern apart
I but st iH contained several easily iden
! tified articles.
' "The body was carried, ev: lently
; hy two persons, from the idewalk
j wlierc the deed was eommitted, and
placed upon a lawn a few feet dis
' t;"it h'ft undi-iturbed. ehtthinrj infict
I shall he frank
' my desire ta see thi
nutted t.iie at roi iou
f hurried at the stake,
ipied sure.
teL't:t, as w.
ho examiti'1
pot t id' 'mi'
ti;
the mob of
at the .lacks-)
of Siraub. 1 1 1
that tho law tt
the testimony
means of appt.
As the injhlie knows, Strii
j convieied and sent'
i cor.finemeiit with h:
on tne .lan(eJe P'
w.i
h w ho eoni
lynched e
wa-- th it i
or Tr-tHi who ji-athen.;
i jail a fit-:- ihe acres
w.. vef, it ma'.
k its coin sef
of this man
hendimr hi a
iliqiiiil WWl I ,
i MOTTO BE HE
upi.;,
s the
-.:i iiei
;j 1'. ,1. !'. vi e.nni'Uik'es that he will
net linhl his umi:-! i. ill time ilance on
i 1 Inn f.iay . v. :iir at the Ziil.er Hull
I ;h!s ueel- ilui.' ta Ir..- lien, fil sll'ikei.s
i' e Bivi-n i,l the Kex Hal nil Wcil-
ne'iay cvi'i-i'".
Mr. I'.e.vei'. ytateil that ho would In
1 hi.-;t to lh,- strikers at Ihe Zuhet- at
a ''a':..' t. l.r held en Tlmisilay eveti-
HAIlDl.li .MAl.I.KTT.
Quit yeur tin-
vi:v hi:i:i,i iiotki.s
l!l-:i;i.l - t'lans are iiml. r
V a syiiaiial.' In ereet tinee
ml I'l'.ili I II hoi - her.,.
May
new
Take Care of Your Dollars and Your
Dollars Will Take Care of you.
Syslciiiatii' savinii, however snr'all die lnuiu-i1"1.-.
is tii' sure way to independence juidsiH'-
""U eaimt eat your iie and have ir,
o o
I'l'M
tco,
o o
o invite you to open your aceount i,li n
.. I..., . i, , i e -i,- v
.in, vi inn ( i tre.ua mi uie .utgillfies
li
ink. o mi will 1 f treated with
i-oiisiilei'.Ti ion and mir jiOfieei-s
i;i e iissistaiiee and advice in am
siilniut to them.
and
this
ami
ot
oiufi'sv
will ln'i;lad tSy
y lnattt Cyouiay 0
inillllty i;ooil
Ihe eriinotin
I, ' riio post-
en
IW:ls sloi.il lor
I V lee. II lh:il
l.e in.nle Uloie
Mil he ii nt li t h u
tile nntilie.
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in,
tor h" I
Hank f,,l
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III,'
.lit tl
t the fin-'.. - i
I i"' ,
f Oil -It WOilM
i wi re.- aivnrili-,1
i.i'ae.i,. Nauohai
o.iity i-.it.-h.
s were uwai-.h-.l
National IhtnK
t party ;,:, h.
I'k.t a rev
l- tu
Mii
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La Grande National
Bank
o
Capital, and Surplus, $265,000.00
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9 Atito2.rriO.ic Kodak
OBrowuies $2.00 uj.O
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