La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1922, Image 8

L'A" OTlANTTEKVTWTVn OTC5ERVF.T?
Tlrm-sdnr, .Tulv 20. 1022
Saturday July 22 MEETS A DEFY
A NATION-WIDE .
r INSTITUTION-
PAfiE ETfJITT
rii nin nnim-r
w:
WE WILL GIVE AS SPECIAL VALUES THE
FOLLOWING ITEMS
Men's Lisle Sox, 5 pair $1.00
"Punctureproof" Sox, 8 pair $1.00
"Fireman and Enigneer" Sox 6 pair $1.00
Men's Canvas Gloves 3 pair 25c
Men's Night Shirts , 95c
Men's 8 inch Hartman Welt Shoe $5.95
Men's Full Grain Leather Work Shoe $2.95
Men's Mahogany Dress Oxford $4.95
Men's $2.50 Khaki Pants : $1.95
Men's $2.95 Lace Leg Pants $2.4
One Lot Men's Collar Attached Dress Shirts $1.25
One Lot of Men's Caps 95c
WESTENHAVER & GILBERT
ll:y j.inai.-.l it..)
' EMI'OKIA, Kan., Julv 20. William
' Alien While, editor t thu Ki,in.i;a
liiizt lie, Wednesday ilelieil the Kiinsii
eiiui-t (if industrial relations liy jihu-
ini; a I'Dntralianil plavaid, exju i.s.,in:(
Bjmpathy fur the suikinu shul'inen, i
me wimlijw of the (ia.elie ol f ,,.. .Mi
While posted Ihe plai-aid after he ha I
heen iniurmed that the alien,., v iren
era I had ruled it acaiimt the iiidsli tui
and anti-Myndiealism law.
The punter expresses sympathy f'ir
the slnkelH ill their anniiuiu-ed slan l
for "living waues and fair working
ennlitions." In Wednesday's (lazelle
Mr. While explains his stand.
"The older of tut iii'ijitrin! eou't I.,
an infamous infraelion yf the right of
lice press a::d fret speech," While
wiitrs. "t'ertainly it li. nt e.nne to
pass in this eounlry u,al a man n.av
nut say what he thinss akuut an in
iduslrial rontloveisy wilhoul disuhey
inic the law.
"If the Kovernmellt debts to maid
il lent ease, here it is," says the i.litm
"It is not a ipiesuon of whether men
ale right or wronir. but a niieilion .,r
Ihe riuht of an American eiti.en, whit, i
mid 21. in say what he nlea.n s nl.r.n-
1 1 Ihi strike " i
V.'AIU Adams Ave.
J, a (ii'ande
III nriinrn nn
UHLIULIiULU f
r
Mil
WORKING HEII
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1.IS1ION,
Julv ttl The daring a
of Portugese aviators in Hying 1 1
labnn lo ji de Januio, says me he
culo in hii editoi inl article, has cie
nti'd a bond of union and mniiy he
Iween Portugal and Ura.il it ml ha
sin.nM !.; seized to rea.h mutually lors in tho .--cope of their occupations
agie.-ab -'UK- mi ins of outs La ruling V. omcii legitilatut s, lawyers, physi
pi mIjIi ii.. t ciiiiis, and sculploi s nie fairly coin
Jhi-M i hi Si" ufu summarizes as lol- ihmji hi holh count lies. J!ut now
nnvi i linn funics nb.n ' with'a womiin mar-
l a. II. i log parson.
I j.Miniif .-lain e Cultnian.
i:.
ushered in tlie psychological moment
to ininiovu exiling polhieal re. alums. j
U mhrt the monarchy 'his set med o.r
the eve of accompli.-hnient, the paper!
continues- The King wa about to'
visit Id'afcil, hut his assassination pre-'
vcnU'il- The circumstances at that
lime were most opportune.
'Ihe old question between Knghmd
and Hiav.il of the Island of TiinidM.!
hail been settled hy ai biti at io.i, and
1'oit Ural's course mid won the sym
pathy of ltra.il. Ttnlay tlie two coun
tries are uniting in tlieir a-tlaiiti oi
the I'mlifc e flvt-i ; jii-i! the niii'n
the Sc'iilii suiiimai i'.e?
luu.-: "Nat i;iial i zed and ill 1 1 1
nation; the e.itahii.-liint lit i
euinniuaie.thdn; toe nrikiiar
tin- mi i t: (I i: 1 1 1 Ini! ion to f : 11 1 "J K
ill a.dian pi oduci.-, aitd" u l teat y
eiiiijiation."
In conclusion the paper points ou:
tlsat liiazil has a Kicaier nopulatin;
,;tiuni any I'oitiiKee colony, and ev
"! hurts liotli I'oi I ue.-n" a .-id Ura.ifiun;
' to erasp this oppot luuil.v, and, a
'-' lirntiiei s of the same race to net. to
jether in full under.-landing and ti
their ifiutual ialvaiitaui-.
Jones, state' stationary eni
iasjM'ftor. 1 ft this morniiitr mi
7, boil id for Itieth nater speiiU
estrday in l.n (Jr.ufdo inneei-
She is the Kev. ton- iiiK thu conditions hero. itn an-
rauuaie oi innmre in.ii iih louna all tnuiufors
No.
iiiK
I I I oi li University, and joint pastor ol
Ilcne of the West Kan's fashionable
idanvlies.
Some women like to be married hv
Mihs t 'oilman: she does not ask them
in tact tells: o do ho they will not be allowul to
con tin tie Hurvlni?. A I llitntinKton
I to use the word "obey,
l tin in to avoid it. She leouests lb
t bi ide and Rioom lo present each otbci
uiiiiren.'u ami mai tin stale exain
i in'er will arrive in ,a Crande lo-
morrow lo examine the men to i, e
If they will be able to pass the
xa munitions. If thev are miubte
Summer
'Incorporated
DEPARTMENT STORES
Dresses
tf(h
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
liuiifjlit I'l-din a iiiiiiiuractiirt'V of liitfh grade drcssi-s
at a big prif-o uoni-cssion. AVc have just recrived our
alliittiuciif. These are offered to our customers iiiced
I IK
so i
the
s to iirovide the most extraordinary . val
greatest saviiifi' (f the n ear.
les ami
si
Imported Organdies, Voiles, Dotted Swisses.
Ginghams, Ratines and Lawns
Sizes
and 17 ye
si.es, and
the
for gills S to 11 years, for ni-s lo, t
irs, for small women wcariiiir 11 t ''( vear
larger sizes up. to 12. There is a wide
range of dainty styles, affording- a pleasing individual
ity.
White and itll the popular leading shades and
$4.98 $5.50 $5.90 $6.50
1IAGE
wiMi a line;, ieiieat.ini; the words.
"As tbi liny; now encircles thy fin
','cr, u let my love surround thee alt
.lie days of my life.'
11 INTRODUCED
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S TA N I) A R D K E YD O A :? D
No Shifting for Fiura'
THIS liiindvi compact v.-i-iliu - ni:
cliinu is llio liiti. it intuition, to
f.mic.l UL'iai:ii;tJu l.mwly.
Iispccially JcsiyncJ for i:!lini.'t.-,
personal tiso. It lit! in a ca-.t- i!y
lour incluvl 1h;v., can !.o c.in lca .r v
whero, used I'voryu-;-,. ry, an ! is : -c !
necessity to every m.-.n, w.vi-.itt
tliilJ who has any v. iih.:; to j
Like all Remiiv;;.-. T. .. . j
it turns nut ctcan-crj;. . I
ci r U s p e c ki i :. y I
end cliicicutly.
I'll',,-. S t
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
I lie n;iiiii! ri)iisliliiiii wern i on ml . I
W. IIiiIIoiih, hii in -ri ri t-ii t "i 1 1, (it i n- j
in" il division oi iho o.-W., stnli'il I
Ihlx iimriiiiiK thai ho Iwul mil lilni; !
lurincr In miy In rKiiril I
Mrlke loud i I i. . ii h In I .a Oraiulo
Chautauqua July 21s: to 27th
-TUB LAItUKHT CHAIN OKPAKTMKNT
' H I (Jit li OKtiAMZATIO.V IN THK WOKIjD"
tl:
mm FALLS
& TI
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SPEEDED
S
IDE
DPD
mm
VI-'. KI(;, July L'O. Seeretary IVn-l
oy of the A merit-tin navy narrowly,
i -inped death here 'Wednesday after-
:'"un in an airplane accident. He a'
iiiiiK "t 3' h.-ie;ht of .10110 feet over;
be n eat wad when the engine of
lie plane iiroiie down- The machine.
- as demolished in binding, but Mr.
lirfby was uninjured. j
'1 be plane wlueh was wreeked be-'
ii'iiiicil to the Chinese government and
in the reeent fight
SHI
UfSVTn TRY
mu U lni
j iiiu tht" wali'r shut off a short, timo Hill opon? In niu of Ills HCrmons on
i to repair tin- loaks The water did not, tlm uul-or-iloors ho told tho liitoplo
! hem-I vor, it" below thii rccurdinir Unit when iioor in snirlt Unit Himv
I kiiukc.
Uii
HUCKLEBERRY
When thu hlKhway I'oninilssiiia of
Oregon and O'lvuriinr ol.-ntt cam.'
tln nimh jier.' j i-storilay l hoy on
eountirod a iMinihor ol t. it.-. ,..'rs ln--Mvcon
North Pmyilor and I.; Cianilo.
Ili'lii'vllilk- In doini; all in their- .ir.ver
to unholri tile hiiv.. Ill;: earn i-ar-ryinn
Iho ollicials stni ped Ihe s,i
ers and reirlnnin led lhe:n lor i . !
riiiKi'iinl ylolallon of lint iiiv.s.'
On several oi i-asioin it u .: s lire ";
siuy to in 1 as hich as 6.', ,;,,(.
CROP DHYING UP
th
beiween Ceneials Wu iVi Km and 1,11 "' to mint; up alonsifie .-i
.'banj,' Tso Un. .ueerttnry Denby em- N"''d!')r -;i)M. One man inn;
ib;(si?.io. however, that he made the r lllled with eliildreu wln.e
'.liubl ai his own suggestion and that ',,s irawlhm over the mail
. t e did not go as the guest of the IV-!,;"' -s i f hour, onilangeri n
:img admini.itialion. Mes of the younusters.
I in- fin-eeil lauding, niade in the -
:ie;iit of the hills traversed by the
jre;it wa'! was a thrilling one, after
t 'MM'Ct.teulnr flight in whith a Ing'i
alt itiide was reached to avoid in,
.r.ountain tops.
Secietary Denby wa the first man
b ar of the machine as it struck and
ie- ,!.i(f his companions all cscal'ul in
n itn ed.
The party walked to Xankow sta '
:io;i, where tbe" telephoned theii i Amm-ui
plight t iVUujr and a siiecial trainf l-0h()., .Julv
was sent to bring them back. ' Kcnwoi ihv scored neatlv in the Hon.
ol t omiuons recently- lit pomttd ou I
that American visitors ol't u vib t..
i buy an American ear, use il here f i: l
I a few mouths and then take il to Am
erica. They Ihe.ug'.it it iiard llu 1
could in.t get a lebnie of tl.e dotv o! "
;.:! pi i cent which the ear has u1
pay brtice entering thu coon'iy. .
.Members laughed triumphantly. I
"I've no doubt h sounds v -r . I"
to lax Ameiitans on their own ca,' i
said Kenwoithy, "b.;t li.-!cn in v.ha;
happens. They go ! the I' 'iiHni'ii .
buy the cars tlu re, and then "v: tb"i. '
admitted to , this com. try duty (n v o tj
the trroiind they are t.Mlu-r.. N'm-v,
eheer tlm! " h- add'
.HOW TD AVOID
TlRIFFCIiilDGES;
i
0. ( ommaudei .
(Hy Associated 1'rcHS)
UK K I. IN, July Tlwi JYussiaii!
:ernment has ih if.ed a bill for the!
) ii lat.on if taxation, in all cnmmun I
pties vi over l.Uot) in halntants, on all;
pciso.-.s who rent ihimiis for a f.!)journj
.f a period under six months- The! the weather tnak.'-s u sud-
iax jiinount ; to 4tl per cent where tlu I '''" ''batiKe the huekleberry crop,
lodging charge is more than atH) "'blch was expected to ho a bumper
marks. In the case of persons who ,'I'l,I- be practically dried up
ihave not resided in Prussia previous j b' ,,,(' h,;llt- Forest Hanger Kloyd
I in .lanuaiy, 1WI, the tax is per- Kendu ll, who has recently returned
;-(iit. rroin a tour over a large territory,
' While the prcposcd as-essment isj uuluding Five rotate district. Mt.
:-!nsibIy applicable to all persons Kmlly and other points, states that
1 imii'.g (leiiiians, the stipulated the berries, especially thosej that are
(--fold assessment indicates a uni-i maturing slower due lo being ou the
ei : nl lodgiig impo.-t fundameiHal' ; higher slopes, are being ili ied up
I'.iiutt at loreiguers. uunials ex- hy the heat and nn- not growing
i p.aui I hat local communities partici-lto full size. This menus that
l pale tn a very limited extuit in the large share of the hoi ries will dry
in;. iio:;'s fixation proe-d. Henreup and the vcM will be nt a small j
j:bev aie obliged to look around forjsie.
tnt i 'phe rnii) on tho lower lands, nl-
. ready rlpo and ripening. Is" not dam-i
'ged to much extent and, , although j
- not many are taning auvauiage oi
the larne number'of berries w yet.
I will yield well. In some spots where
moisture is supplied hy streams or
jsprinirs the berries are receiving
plenty of moisture and are not nf-
ted by the heat, hut tlu'se arras
are necessarily small and very few.
should inherit the earth. lie did
not say that they are inheriting
the arlli. H had reference to the
time wlun he shall cuiiik again and
sit upon thu throne of his father,
David, and rule the world in right
eousness, then shall lh meek In
herit the earth. The people wero
astonished at htm because h gave
comfort to those that mourn and
weep; that are hungry. tor spiritual
food."
Mr. and Mrs. Jeter say that they
have no place for the people who
deny tho divinity of Christ and do
not stand for the whole Bible.
CLERKS BALLOTING.
CHICAGO, July 20. .Strike ballots
were sent today to 8,500 clerks and
freight handlers on the Milwaukee
railroad.
il
-li sources of revenue, and
ir. oVing house tax affords out- of the
eLi.--iest whys for communities to
1 1 1 a -t their income.
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TREESSlill
TO BE RESORT
ITER IN SPITE
r pnisr nv
r rjUfflt Ltfi
p
Ilotnce Knnpp.
ti'ii.knt, lias just 1
along the .J cavc-j
whe;-c he repaired
S-.-veral leaks h.- v
.-ity water supertn
'turned from u trip
Creek pipe line
;. number of links-
unable to patch I
Jeter Spoke at the
Tabernacle Tuesday
SiiiKAXK, Wah
: ni pdg i linage
li u il puk;ine.
o,tli.-al of her
r.sn'iialgfi tn
Inly l!l.A re
to the Mioimit ej
about tliitiy mil
. is the fir.i icp in
ieVeloi the ti'cetc--and
make it a sum
,in this trip i:i.t having materials and
supple uiffiei' nt as he iHd not take
;n:y pack no, -.rs along. However, he
oits tb.it the amount of water
f'ow ing into the
.-ed from
The crowd is increasing at the
let el ta her it a el e on the cornier uf
V avenue and Kir street, it is re
ported today. '
Mr. Jeter spoke Tuesday ewulng
on "And Jesns Astonished the Peo
ple." Ho said "Jesus Christ is the
reservoir has in-1 l,,osr asiomshing charaeler the
uliic feet in five'"'"1'1 niM v'r known. He astou
mp'i.-
miiuitt's to oi1"' cubic feet in five min
utes. This mornimr the reservoir had gom
b-wn -;e!u! b;'t t,; w-.-i. due tn Iriv-
! ished the people
! a mountain and
j people. Was not
plan
lo
preach in ?
by going up on
preaching to the
temple the
the
- (By Associated Tress)
PORTLAND, July 20. Livestock,
butter and eggs were steady todav.
Wheat was $1.08 to $1.1:1.
WA HAS
D GUMPS
E
SOFIA, Hulgaria, July 20 The
movement for prohibition has shown
itself in Hulgaria. Premier Stambou!
isky has introduced a measure in Par
liament which would suppress all sal
oons unless the men and women resi
dents of th locality concerned coma
out and sneeifically vote for the re
tention of the establishment.
Quit your meanness..
Why gn to naWe. V and Kir.
Jeter Taber-
7-IH-:it
i-be,
i bite
s-h;e-r.r"-y.,'s
TODAY AND T0M0.RR0W
Mary Robots Rinchiirt',
Famous Story
o
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0 l.ne
o
4
O
o
o o o ta
Directed by E. Mason Hopper
A iohUw n I'irlUlV
lirli;if(l ;m,l HflciU" Clt.nlwifk play I ho it ml
ami llie iim-M' in ihi riuiu;tl (inli'Ovu i-mm-.h.
Also Showing the Next to the L;ut Chapter of
"MIRACLES OF THE JUNGLE" a
f Portland, Ore., a
t, w.is a member of
i an y i n iik ni g t he ( up. i he pur
:' wbith ua tu u-ive linn a close
iew of the -uinmit and show him
ble locations for a lesnrt.
uiits t'oiminssunHT (ieorge 1,
w bo w a member of t be p n
Mi iiiihe,! that next year the coiiu
mini -siotu'i-s hope to build a sliel-
!' some sort at the summit for
roiiv. 'lieiice of tourists. Tbi
i- null pi n'lent of anything that
Mwhc may idoniiuen.l luit it is
, that it will be co-ordinated wit!'
suwircitions for permanent deve'
Sill PORES?
. FIHE BURNING
Ol'be on lv forest I ire loirnint; in
t nion comity is in (Be Medical
pnnes p.iiirjseei ion h"ij? Medio
i ai Springs mul (). uterine n eelt
I' , I'uis tire is l(B) iiini; nn but a small
g i ai i a .ind is i e ported under coin r
'
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SUBSTANTIAL FOODS AT
HOOVERIZED PRICES
I'lily'l'ics. soiiikI assorted stocky
Ho.'werlgo. (Vccrrlca
VOUR eotVAricN-VillBSl
nr.. Ill
Sllllt II lit' l.M
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W -ell. oltlltv
1 Ano'hir ntnatt
' Klowl K.. ndall
I'ttMit Hits tin also li.
i 'It was a t-Hiup fire on
i 1 i nn t In ee men
I
'aii.b' Tiir ahoiit
d itl A) 1.. II. Mu
uardeiiPvesterdii y,
ire as nlHirted hy
t'. S. forest ranker.
Kb.' i
k ork.'.l
r
nut.
tn t f- 1
iw.. (Ca
I'll' Cum-
1 1.M',j)rlirQ)
3 0
s,
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o
it' 11
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Imll
$7.(0.
C, oo
lu'l'l,
(ilMlllle liiil'
ICO Hi. siu-k
I 'jiinll Cllrcsc, W
Tiliaiii.n'k ( 'licesi'. Hi
('Iioiri' Cn (. I 'nines, i! His.' S
'"i n Mr.tl. iu lli. sack
Meadow .M.iiil .Milk, lar.ue ;an ....
Sweet l'i 'lal'ies. fine siiiniitli stw
CD
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sale'Ml- makniy; (mlay's wlinles;' rejil;
e sell tn aiivnim. We diaj t use siiyar a
kiln drifel, 3 His.
90tf
25a
33c
25o
27c
10c
..25c
i
o
leeineiit
re el
to
af?v
hull,
eiist !
will
lie
anv ainoiuit.
Where tlie Thrifty Throng
SiOOVERIZD GROCERY
t iS to put It nut.
n;u Ic I; ami Kir.
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