La Grande evening observer., July 24, 1922, Image 8

p:ok etotiT
L:' ClTMNDE EVKNTXTl VET?,
Mondnv. .Tulv 21, 1022
Dempsey Training to Keep His Title
MIGHT EQUAL 'EM BUT Y' CAN'T BEAT
'EM
' PEKINESE PONGEE SHIRTS
liny; liiu
ii'illiaiil,
willi a
eve i-iLilit
No, Sirce! Vnu can't boat Paw sar
JYkincsc imre silk hniuce shirt.-.. A
sulky, jjoimI washin' and wearin' pongee
... ii i i i . i !
snaji anil nisi re uiai will cal'-ii vtuir
off the Imt.
J letter get ill on Ihis (ri'ci iiiLV while it lasts jjh
as many or as few as yon choose, Imt jet.
(iiicklieeaiise thcj quantity is rather limitei
aiul Hie price is low.
$4.95 $5.35 $6.00
V
Westenhaver & Gilbert
i'
1309 Adams
La Grande
DUE tin
:. IS OPPOSED
WASHINGTON, July 2 1. Char k s
of a Home what ncnsntional characte'
against tlit! Chemical r'ouodat inn, Inc.
the K. I. Dupont lie Nemours & Co.,
it rut the Textile Alliance were mad;
Kridny jn th( wnnte by Senator Mos
es, Ittpublicun, New-Hampshire, in an
nddrnn in opposition to the dye cm-
baro provision of the administration ! U(,
tariff lull.
Senator Moses said these oiMani.a
lUiris were three of the act urn jn th
'jfiKantic fraud" he was opposing aiv
added:
"These three are siu-nil irnntly inter- i:n;i:u WI NS
locked in their lelated personnel and) HOCJI'IA.M Wnub. .Inly IM. -TUr
in their netivities; and ii is they whose umutA JIK 1',,,-thi'st w'esi ritv on
subsidiaries, oihrers, stockholders , ,m 1H, , ,hM n.ito.l states
lobbyists, paid propagandists and l() Kureka. California, by
Inked and corrupt oraniniion nave, i.iiia:.. sccrnar of the local
manufacturers of tin country."
Calling attention that tlie foundation
was organized in the winter of l!lii.
Senator A)oc: said that on I'Yhriian
:Ui of that ye.ir Acting Secretary I'oH.
signed an xecuttvc oidr "which has
liecri can fullv on-pared for his .siema
1ur" by the foundation authorizing
j'eerisine' of s( i.ed enemy patents and
trademarks lv the organization.
The -eni'toe .s, t forih tint Mr. Vol..
later "seemed very much disturhel,
and had intimated vi rv Mroiieiv that
he had li"en nr.ide the victim of fnl.-e
rep, t-yentations 10 induce his :;itf na
ture to t he-cNei'ilt ive rrders-
A week after the ordi r was signed
Senator Muses continued, Mr. (Jarvni;
me alien in opei ly custodian an I
uuh on April 10 woid to himself
it to have hei n '-orth many millions"
for 'i"d.OII( pirtpcrly whose earhinr
capacity thus far di.sro;.ed in iicat-
V - ft
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Incorporated
DEPARTMENT STORES
Dcmpfv trainins on the trai nt S.ininac Lalto. N. Y.
win ,ir U'lllunl Thut uint siziil Miow :s Jatk'a ni-w hih
lliruuKb hu inuuing vacua On we nt'lil is Jack Itcnaull. Dcxujjaty's sparriji.
(ti-ttlni hia "wi.-.i!" for Ills comlnit flrht with
.No kiddin'. He's Jury I.uvadaa. who :mt .i .l-
1
I
GUN MRS
Pensioners Ordered
Back into Service
as Strikebreakers
MESSENGER BOY
IS HUH OVER
i
Whiddon, a messenger Imy i
ovti by a car nhout seven!
tiird.iy eveninir. The ear wai
Wall, the aei-i-1
been the mo.U ajrirn ssive, avaricious
and iriKolent f all the prof ite-rin
crew who pertinaciously puh this leg
islation."
Senator Moses declared that whai-l
l. miLnihi.. ..f tlw. ir;.i.l.r.llin.l.ll
,,;,, iw, ( !,,...;,. .lillon. The oificiitl loiu'-ittidin,
Foundatiun he always would heli
comtuercl:il club.
All-. Mathias ri-ccnt
invi'riilalion on tli'1
inj; clainm niinl tiy
Tort Anue."'H, Wanli.,
it was "conceivi.d in conspiracy and I
fosttred hy falsehood." Me clrire;e'lj
thul ( he consul racV "wuk formed lu
KraneiK I!, (iarvan. its nresidtnt. his i Hun
enndneted an
iibjoer, lullow
Hoiiii;iin atrl
to I he dit ine-
I fiK-
Indieale lli;it II n -
lea h, farthest west, with Moiinlam
eonil a ud Port. AnKeles I bird.
'I'll', figures taki' Into conslder.i-
tli'S only, ns there are numer-
ini"M .lit as-eiis.
( ,i:vi;i.ANI, July 21. Kacod
with tne iraK'f alternative of, losir.t'
their livelihood or breaking frale''ii:n
! tie- which have bound thun to then
j (iu a h.. int. it hcj.i i lalior union for half a ccnturv. niunv
I CA . l.KTTHltL'liti, Ky., July 2A. ' woin-out employes of the railroau. i Stater
i Typical nn untain moonshiners of Ken I are being ordered hack to service ;isj was run
i iii- l.y are not always of the ifun-totiiiK strikebreakei'a under penalty of losing1 o'elcek S;i
and Iroijhle niakmv; kind is proven: ine icureineni. pension wnien ik Lheirt tinven hv Mr s, A. V.
! to news ( ini epondents b visits intolsole source o! income- these ftgedj dent occuruifj: at the intersection of
;ibe mountain regions in this area of jernployes, after years of faithful ser-M avenue and Fourth street. Mrs. I
th, state. The mountaineer typo otivice Ut the railroads, were plaeeil in Wail, who was accompanied hy hefl
I nu. on.-fiiner, however, is continually on j the human scrap pile hy their em-; hu -b.-ind and two other ladies drove
' ine alert for deputv sheriffs, prohi-! ployei s with sufficient pensii.n to along f) and tir-ned around the dum-i
biiion officers and revenue agents. isu.-tain life. Manv uf I hem have lieen my; gv ing up Fourth street. One oT
.Ate! a tup ot thirty iniRs into me fjntbiul menibeis of the railroao: la-j the ladies remarked about the condi
nn untaiiis the i-orresponiiciit was es- M)r unions tor forty years or more i turn vt tlie
coiled to a moonshiner's log shack,! and wear the honor badge of these or-j ac: idint m
uinrle funn the lough timber ot th - I'miizalions. .Kia-rls coining in from in the dav. ami all lookttl towards th.
' isilb.iu't: and carefully arranged on a; various railroals u( .he country show; htuse. .U'iien they if lanced buck a bi
j -.tone foundation. . . , 'that certain unsci upjlous executive:! j cVele was diie.-tly in front of the car,
urn i;iccieu m viMmi.t nun i aie now oKieiihf iiiL-.-e oui pensioner.! g- mg the same wav and it
Two Smart Silk- Skirts
At Popular Prices
Tlicsr two lien i it i hi I silk skirts will quickly recommend
tiieiiKit-l vt'.s at the low prices.
.(LEFT)
l'lilicy Silk t'ri'lio
Skirt Willi two
slil pnrkcls, I'ach
trlinmi-il uiili .'i
m a r I liiltlnn;
all - nrmiml l.elt
Irhuiui'il with 2
)i c ii r 1 buLluus.
only
$8.90
(RIGHT)
Fa n e y Novelty
Silk Skirt with
all around belt
trimmed with one
pearl billion, al
ternating box and
knife pleats. Only
$7.90
Chautauqua July 21st to 27th-
The New in Millinery
Miv often than
the cliiinncs ii varie
late summer wear
millinery.
Feather and Kelt lints in
live shapes ami beautiful colors,
most reasonable.
(lie change in seasons are
ly of smart new shapes for,
ire now on display in our
a- variety of attrae-
The prices arc
$1.98 $2.98 $3.98 to $7.50
THB LA It O EST CHAIN DKPAimiKNT
"STOKE ORGANIZATION IN TIIK WOULD-
ing measures to establish tailoring,
hoot-making and other workshops for
liooinson place, where the! IT- P'woncr" in xnv 4UU Kwa,s 01 Ana'
( Hirer im Knturduv .... ,-1 "a.
lUisneiati'H m th4 office of alien prop-"H
ertv csutodinn nnd certnin of the dw'eith
I owns more
s iinined.
FoYou.!
f)wHmie the .Vf4ir-I.V47Kr
u im nl suspiciun, hut wilh n:t u-turn lo mirk an.l 'i-:i!i" on thei
wi-sli-rly lliiiu llio li i iidly mill' in his shiiuV uf "wuU'ontei tl.OIii,.r wmki-rs out on strike, witn'
.itmiiKi'i-." I'nipi'r iniiiirii' whi-tlu'r the altiMimtivi- oi lusini; t'neir 't-ntin-'
my sHUirroln inhnluuil im wljacent p,.n.,i.,. on the ,.:her hau l, if the-.-:
ineunlain side when- w m'rviy lH-tn.llct as siriki'linnk';.. tlu -,vii !. ex-!
i l II I'-ad lii'i'a ncilli-iil hriitiKht the ans- ,i , lV t i: d. Ik , Iio.nl-;.
! were eree, aii'li Some of the most Uiil-.v di.i'ii ,:i o!(
the prosint strike are- Li'-hiy; t'!!a:i. If
in the homes of tiirU' olil pc-ii ion.'i'
many uf whoin are faein:;' aj t i:il st..:
was imnos-
inio in slop till- i-ur m lime.
lho hoy was injured seiiously, his
ollar hone !ein;r Iiroken and one
!?ouk!c! iii.-'lne:iteil. lie was taken V
ItKltKKAIIS TO t'ONVlCNE.
fit Tr.iivet
STANDARD KEYBOARD
No Shifting for Figures
THIS handy, coiiipait writiiii; ma
chine is thu latcsc nJuitiuu lo the
fumed Ucmini;ton family.
Especially uesineJ for Intimate,
person:'. I use. It (its in a caso only
four inches hih, can he cai ricil tiny
where, used everywhere, and is a tea)
necessity to every man, won:. in or
tluld who liaa any tvntin
Like all Reniincton Ty;
it turns out clean-ci.t, !
work speedily
and efllciently.
I'rii-r, cnmfitctt r r .
I;:
iu'i' that MimireN were scarce,
. none were found in tlie woods. 1' iit
Uar ifujuuies icgaiding the path fin
ally iniu'd "liill" to admit that he vi.
Ht I the hillside e.'ety day Itut never
learned if any stills were there- With
in a short time, and when a frieiuit:
..int iifvelojcd (the visitors having
impulsed ihr moonshine"- they couUi
. i'C tni.-u-.lj s-orie "mountain dew'' or
in I lie language of tlie cities, "vvhit
Mii:!e" wa - pi i id need from a small
;'aiid-ni;'dc cupboard within the singly
reoiii of the ealnn, over which hung a
icltgious -inure and other articles nl,
a i . ligioiis nature. (Jn the opposite j
side of the room over the lied nf tlu i
mountaineer was a rifle of heavy cal
ihie, an automatic pistol and a smallj
calibre revolver. The contrast was!
unique.
A pot of home grown string hean-i
cot kid in mountain style i h'rgej
lion kettle hung over a fire near the;
hut. Fingers were ued as forks fori
l'ie mouninincei s' tuncheoii, and moon j
,-hine furnished the refreshment.
A' small drink of the "mountain
dew" hy t fie correspondent almost I
hi'cuuht slumberlanil a la hempsey. In
ijiiiiit s as to the ne nf th,. litpae !
oil light the answer "Theft today's1
tuff."
liospitality of typical southern qual
iiy will he f'linul a;nuinr tlie mountain
err resi.lent- ii y.ni are a "friend";
ii' an enemy, hcwaie or as "Hill" ev
plained it, "snnl in the mounl;iin.
childnn, wlio were attending luncheoii
are killid." "Hill makes his farm
vatton rather than impei'il Ine n
ests id' their hrolher woikeis.
can the i a i 1 1 oad companies t
greater cyalt fiom their enipUr,
these old -e :si.ners ask "when .i
wa'd justlv earrid hy fnithful set
is u-ed a- a cluli to compel ih to
tiay oui hiitlhcr woi kers struj;''
for a living u age
hfisi.it il j-n.l will ! ..nt h..r t'
day or ternon-ow. !
' 'in.- u imhmi in me aci'ioerii is mat
the hey was at the curl), prohablv also
looking at the wrecked porch and" got
his bicycle and darted in front of
' car.
NOIiTH POWDKH. Julv 24 The
Kdistrjct convention of the oider of Re-
hekah;t will he held in North Powder
Wednr.iday, July 2d, when it is ex
pected the mrmhern of the local !od;r
will entertain about seventy-five visitors-
The lodges belonging to thb?
district arc Baker, Haines, D messy,
Malheur, Huntington, Halfway, Rich
land and North Powder and it is ex
pected delegates will be here repre
senting these lodges.
Burnet Brothers have started their
honey extracting plant at Prrneville
and are packing from ;J00 to i"j00
"niir-fls dllV.
HHP
!in -
s
EPRODUGERS
(Ity A.SHOoluU-d Press)
I.OXltltX, duly LM. Dissalisfic-1
with t!u iciunit. thev have received
from theatncal producers and iii;ii::i;i ; nml ni
ei -s, a gnein uf Kngiish actors hav. i rVil( d
formed a co-npn alive produci:ig coir- rent
pany uf tiu-j! own. They will launch the lit
their livw ,:iu;ie
ftopnlar p!a itmi e
to ( 'onouei ," and i
cilies. T':c acfoi'j
managers an 1 will
as sei-m (r,
o-ninenl
adntiltcil t
pi tpii-.il ion for his wite and """
dtea, uhi were atteiiiling church
t he time uf tlie correspondent's
t. and hy occainnaliy cutting some
His HiSt rcM in world allair
at one of l.oiub
with "She Stoi
iher classical co
will he thvir tn
finance such p'a
d to tlietn. A number
n't n ssrs priibably will
thf enter ptise ujnm eqi
i he men,
linv
nd
ell thruimh Observer
iirnc !
iOLniUU lU J
TO I POETS
'W . led lYt-S.-.) j
A.XOi:, Asia Minor, July :M
Tin. (i;;;ii;'.l of the Turkish Nationalist,
govei n men t. Angor a, also the head-j
tjuariets of .Mustapha Kenial Pasha j
the N'.uif n ilist leader, is ambitious to!
in-ci'ine a modern city and has emba' k-i
el upon a program of extensive im-j
prevcnienls.
The nii'-et park is to be enlarged
nle into a public garden; a houl-j
will be eo!i.;riict''d from Parlia-J
H"i;sc p;iyt t he Prefecture and
!shevik enihay, and roads are
repaired and kept spotlessly
!ai ire fountain typifying
alist. Turkev will be erected in
I he qua re facing t lie parliament
'nililing. An interesting novelty is
thai ail .-hou signs aie to be of the
same M.c. j
In the An trot a prison there are now;
10."i ei iniiiKils. Nrteliowks and slates i
have been distribute! among them so;
that tiicy may learn to write natiorril-j
! -' lire' vy, rrjH, ynvenimi llt is tak-'
to be
N"a'
i
TONIGHT
The Tri-City Revue
Uncit3r the Personal Direction of Phil Berg
PRESENT
WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST
Almost Married
A Musical Comedy in Two Acts
Popular Prices 25 35 50
33
Newlin Book &. Stationery Co.
S'H.E-R.R-Y.'S
DAY
BETTY" COMPSON'
111
CJ. M.B;yrieft Pln
"The LktlelVIiajsW0
COisy line 0 vltlaue scandal! Charuini; police tftfyb
riotous eiowij! i;iitleiii(J .lita, thril5m lonilut. w i'v
tut fl ! O O O
Our of lho most alllll! m.tfb- ol ill. id. ill tltnrs. 1 1 1 111 fl
111 Sr.-iH S uf 1 11 drsi Q i hi r I..-.I11M q 0
Tin' play Dial wade M.icTjm A.lam-. ,ii.x OSosva'
Hetty Coinpsou litumph in tlie -h-i-i-imi
ALSO MOa N(i Q
"THIS IS THE LIFE"
s tct iitnitid and wiklv t lips to the
'eaie: o.-toiii,e furni-hes him ith 1
enpau-rs f i oni the "init-ide" These I
ii, iv id Ity one tneinj'ei if the family, f
y lamp and c uulle light to t he- utile- 1
it.,, and otteii latt throuj;liout the
v eek.
Tiie mounhinet's home from th-1
Miisuli' has an uuinvitinu; nopear.'uuv
but o:m e viihin the home, while some
M' -imv't nicm-es are found, the itnnre--sitm
of cleanliness is produced. Th1'1
lire ceding foict-. a man of ordinary
hcii' tit to -toop. The hoard floor may
iiak, but it is solid and Inch and dry.
In wietir cold winds are shut out b1
':f mud plnsten d between the cracks
1' KtVs. and by the board hhd papi'f
;;ii:ey if the itrvr Malls. Ileal is fuf
i.ishrtl bv an oil i'Uiner and cooking
s dor.c oi! a coal lange. 0cn team
laui toal to tlu home dining the fal
:io: i 'n-. A o'kc nl" ien pu'dinir a
.ad oi rimi.er alot'ir the naV-'ow moan
i.ii'n mid explains the manner m
u inch f'V HDMiUaineero ol:ained all
ihe sialue log used f i t'on-t ru.-t my
tin hoit
iK.'m.iivo'. and resourcefulness catu
d only from the ",.m' to nwnneo life
-I t,-om0utnaineeis enable them
a vvu, in llie oidfiai'V t-it t (DM
would h-ireU' grt nlorvh but the re
oMinafulne-i? is con pi,, vi; the fear
q th? 'awieybe belief in ft-M fter
ni ls O m i ponv.
O T.r A I ';0d ' Oli'funatcd whe-of
DemoiistratioB oi an entirely new kind of Soap
TAXES THE PLACE OF BAR SOAP FOR THE REGULAR FAMILY WASH
ijr (lilliVivnt from any-
Si'.lj
tiling
i-lotlic:
Hooverizcd Grocorica
WHIRI TNI THRIFTY THROW!
YOUR SALVATION THII
Iv
rv'Vil i'I ll"
uf U'ri nttHvkr-l
.mi' . ; rr r
' il-Hi'iimal :il iij faun nf
AI'.Po HrKn'l''". n.-ar MiWmIIo. .-aO
I- i irA-o Tnln...
Mis O.'i.Ik itti,.! to Hit- n.O.O
l"t i i- t lie I'jiinilv wji.-I
mi liavi' over used.
xi iuri' ;iiiil rleaiisinir; that just soaking
in ilj; hi"' last inii- suds lixiscns tin; dirt. Onlv
a lew picrcs need t he niini nm wry u ri ic.-t.
Tli is is w hy Kfnso is taking tlu- ltt- uf lr snap in
t he I'ainily vv.-usli.
IfiliMi Mills tdl'k iloWtl Ultir 1-Vt'TV fnM itli.l (Utv,
msi'iiinu' the dirt wit limit wcukt'iiiftir it siti).'U f lir '.
"sr t-1 1 1 1 1 1 Kinsii and you'll flint tlutt, At rvrry stt'ii
thr lamih' waslb Kinsoavfs Tnn' ;iul work.
As lvniai'kalile 'for t lftfc i'ainil w;wli its L.VK i f'P
lino lauiidi'rinu'. ,
ol!i sure to sec thi dt'inoiist lotimi. f.arathtf easyo
v,iv to do your hardest ,jo!. - a o
Sierial Ii'iiionstrat!oii T'rir-i-:
"5 for 29c 10 for 57c 17 for5c
Washing machine ize 23c 0
c 65c e-ESO 12 $2.60 .
licuiiiniiiL;' .1 u I y
L'4, l!"). 2(J an cx
'i't K'iuso dcni
onsj rator will
show you h o w
oasv It is to have
(jilt'iity id' clean
clothes.
7c a packajje
2 45c
'mi
im
6'
TWO Kocl ( 'nHH'ily
id wV -o eve
id si'" ''aieti-.L
elv stuhic -and
She was res
vlled b
rcit'hbm-
o
ii ' il ' - - ii ii I 1 1 .j ,