La Grande evening observer., July 25, 1922, Image 4

PAOK FOl.'R.
LA fiKANDK KVEVINYI OBSERVER
Tuesday. July 2-'. 1!'J
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5
Lid lirailUC -Lj VCilllt UU&CI VCl ;m,i VM: exposition. Evidently tho.se editors are nut as
a v viii'iTMii r m: 'ki 4 rr.it
Publili-i iliiily ai"1 tv-kly t I'"
line Olifervcr piihlinhlnK t'lunimtiy.
UltUCld UKNNJK. Kill tor.
Entered at thi I'onlof rici- tit I.a Oriiti'U
Oregon, a Second CIuhi Mail MjUUt.
Adores all cimiiniiilciil Inhh to Till'
OKSKKVKIt, Mlti AdiiiiiH Avu.,
Ur&nde, Orison,
BIJMSCHIPTIO'V ItATi:.
Iljr Currier,
Pnlly, per month
Iall'( T three inonlhtt
Daily, Pt kx ni., 1" advu
Dally, single copy
71c
... $2. 'J.'.
....4.f.l.
in:
r Dy Hi" ii.
Dnlly, pt ys'ir. m hum
tlill- HIV IIKtlllllH. Ill Jtfl
Dally! tltr hmmiIIib in ndviincu....$l
tin IK- Ii. T irllllltl) ...
WM- ob.TvT-Kliir. by umtl,
per year. In uvhiicu
ale In utln-r el
h-kvii M-.t.-i liai'd ln'il('l as the Oregon legislature where John worked
.ev hoi ml, I 'uri Hi ml ; J jiipt-r ml Nmv 1 . , " i l
Slfit.it, I'dlthuKl
SlBful, Portia it).
ii;iti;it of' asmm lATi.u rni;sji,
Tin' Arimii-hilfrl I'ivmh ik r I u i v.l
'."wx";'..!;,'.:::, "UmTS""" .'.'.!, l'"K ,l"anl ','l',- -Must not reduce "Our (.corse's"
mI'.';'.";' "i,ZV",!.'. .a.l.'i.lTor",':. i ' ''' f,'"Ji niW't decide to return to Oregon and run
i&jSt &W!:W'Z..T',lu' '"r M'"a,l! "i.ic of these days, and that would set the
wheels to hw.v.nv'-
ew footwear
CITV AMI ( 111 TY OI'I'K IAl.
I
-o-
'I'he latest candidate for the insane asylum is a htichei
o-ui mi i r mi Portland who wit li his tin lizzie tried to heat a Southern
Bible Thought for Today j,,.,,. 1rain , a inti J((. mw ms n) "".
jlyiny; in the hospital amid many flowers sent hy menihers
(;i.ai)i:hs in sriityiei:: s.-ivr, i; ,. , y ,.. .. . 1
Women and Misses
thu J,onf Willi liuliK SK. Knlor liiio
I. In ..:l..u vi' 1 1 1 1 t I., .11 Lhl'j vttf Illlll
!r'-?"l , l.iu lu .vHh ,,,.'. 1,1
iliiiiiKitil unto nun, and u-.-tH
liaiilf. I- df lilt; IMV U1H KO'jil.-
ll.OHjPHtilm 1DU:2,
WHITE AND ALLEN.
Xov (hat the Highway commission and ilc i;oyprnoi
have made Oregon hy aiitonioliilc they lprohahlv have hai
to huild a few a.ddit ions to t heir imauinat iens to eneonioass
and retain the many f'me Ihins they saw.
Keeiuiiir sten with the simnv southland liahili W'm
on
of (lie Portland .Journal, in reporting the alleged K la n '
(scapad - in .Med lord, heads it Oregon Niht' Jfider Casei
Lndei' av.
l-'(
e(leV;
The controversy hctwecn William Allen WliiJe, Ein
' oria editor, and loveiaior Jlenry J Allen, of Kansas, he
corns much more interesting when nut knows the two men.
realizes how from kids they have rown into men of af
fairs, and how the split lias occurred.
William Allen 'While never was a politician, as some'r (,
... , i i i - . i ii i . . I : I I i
lielieve who oo nm Know ni in. i ic nas niwui s oeeu an cm
lion of jnarked ability hut lacking in diplomacy so essen
tial for political success, lie iherefnrc never aspired t
o nce ami w'c o not neneve nas any o n asp ra. ,n,1(!;ll.y 11(.(,,ss;i:.y ,.V(.,vl,n,.' (.x,lris. ,,., aud caution
-ill. Uli; jl.fJWUU lllll.:. 4M. nun I" - II ."I .... p....... mi.-, i.liicmj, .M, ,,,( ,n. 1MI,njS
like many of lis, he. knew what it: was to. vant things and, . (
want them badly when he could not -et. them: hehasfiVl'l ( ,,, , ,;lt lost when a new
thepans of poverty; he has known the two hit meal, the,., reasonable cosl-.iM La iraiide.
(lii)KV hoardiii!'' house when a vouny chap, ami all of those! o . '
things that harnionie and l.'ecoine a part of a nine-dolhir-j Gets Back to Uncle Sam.
a-veck eniidoye. i .... ,. ,
ill II -.1 -I lli." I'll-lli'M V. I'Mlli 'it js .s;ili t I.L'
(loveriior Allen was not born with a silver spoon in ,,i, M,K .ti,-i...v,i ,..,. v.. . 1 1, u.t"ir.;
1ii t.i.lli l,. iiiiu I ii'iiiiw I'm1 lie iKi.il In In. ii l.:ii'liii in Vi-tli Ok' (..-iinan renal ation niulil, ... e
Topekn, just about the tune when harluy 'urtis, now ...- lMl. ).,,.,, ....i,,,,, (:,.,, 1
United Mates senator, was ilrivimr a horse cah in I oin ka. !" o- i. .i.i an..:
i..4 Ml.... I,;., I..,..: ;.. .. .i;,.",. !"'""" "u-if willin,,.,, h,.
JJlll .IIIHIll.ll il.M II .-II-,- 111 IHI.-IIK.-,-, Ill t llllie Ulilflll l.'IIK'Ilt Willi ,,1 i;u
litfht tlijui does Hill White. Allen thinks he can,
J ud ire I'.ean sent a fellow to jail for six months
iviuy; false evidence in federal court. Wow, miess the
next wit ness w ill eil her remeniher or keep his uiotilh shut.
Willi .Miirshfield sufferiiiL' a fire loss of ,200.0(10 it is
ionic is not started. at
if . mmvaMtfrn .
I Very 'JN
I ' For
I! '
. i n y
I lllll
illlll
Our I .
JlllJ i M t. -. .-t ill '4 :.!!.-..
The io.i::i I1""
P is ni Inn- !. I1!-. !'
mraiw iiml iriiniuti-f.
Iiucl.ti-s :.l
r,..'i.l is slii.uiini Htn.i' v.'iy iwff
ii,;w ;.r lioin liit1 iii.'.v full lint's-
jl-ii,iv;il. -I h i.- is nil.' i-f Hie lM'sl
, rir villi l.-isf .-i.l..r.-.l miIo
,-. i ,. is !.' and l.rua.l, I ho
l; M-iTIONtl" .MAKi:
in all i:-s a:itl AAA to U widlliS.
New
Patent Leather
Pumps
Two vt-ry iifw and popular ipaiuriis in pat.'ut h
pumps havt; just arrivt'l.
One a low broml saatlal pattern, two htrap.s a!ul but
is priced at $5.50.
Another pump will) ; milita-ry Ju-'-l and turn ."'I1'.
a cut out di'siuu at tin; ,sjd' aii'l a sinb.! u id'- ; t:;'i'
i.i a vtry neat fitting and dressy pump. Frifi'd ;.!
A Fool Gomfort
Here
oervice
ni.tinciits a fuot
iiln: t s- rv i.u' at all limes.
In, lint all. iiv Vlllir IVvl til 1M"-
!,,, iiivl. iii-lni.f "' in any way
n-.Miii,,. mill.'. Wry i.it.-n a
.,,i;,i.-,s i.. .r,'v:i!,'!i! tiiat may
,-,,1 ,-, . i. ,1 in' li. early siauo.
An , .-i.'t' 1 1 it'll is 1 re: 110 ob-
,1 itiii u iia; t ,!'.
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUMLP -
it Hi it. mi will I,"
ll'OU"ll Mlll l ianif. , riiaei lias s,..
1; . j, i , 1 i , i; i . ,1 l , .1 i ',.,1 oi-'i v,-iv iniiij:. nun,- i nit 1 :
j.m eeu; l, I'l. l liuii.M l lill I lei.i I ji m, rie I ily 1 1 legitime llie 1 1 ! .Mit-i'. fin lias a:ay.s w int,-, l'ia,a,
fellow and the laborer as well. While many of us believe !' ,l"l:'-v' 1 111
1 ., ... .,- , i, , ... ' .ii i- ""! Oiat Aimiu-.i wtiul.l t.,.,. t,
he ill lif,rlitinn' a natural law as hard to coiituer as the la w :l inui.-.tiv,- in i.i,,K l,,,,,.,,, ISll.
L'ravitv, Allen sincerely believes he can do it. In order.'""' iiiays .-amiy m i.u-i-!
? ' r i i n i ,iii-i . , in-s.iliais wants Kniam in take tlv'
Ti accomplish bis result he saw that his law mils! curb n.si uv. r,. j,i,. i, ,i,;u i;,.;,.,,,, ;
publio utterances in time of strikes, so it was put in the ;""",!'' liK; ",,r ,l!''ls i"'1
, ' . 1 j ''' I'onu-e. t,r a laine pan ,, tlieiu
JilW. ! ! ili.'ll I-'iiiiii-c ill lit, I'll- .am.-
AVilliam Allen White, who is used to spitlini; on liis.;',"."-.:';.' ""' Ku""-'"' ""''
liands when de.l'ied, esiiecially when his rihl of JVce i (ot-ai isooiin mav i,.- ii:,iii,-,,i t ,i
speech or free pen is' denied,, tackled the governor's "pet Ii',' u,:'- in'.': h '"' ,"',
, ji ,.- i i n , ' , IHjKi'H's,, mill 11,1 Inn crt-r hi,ii:;,. t,
JajV, llellCO the Jlbl IS Ol. plehlsinn that intei-natimial war .1,1.1-
When the Industrial Court was first cr.ealed we be-;';";,''1' 1 in '"'' "
-,. 1 ! I - , ,. ' " ' '."! 1.1 Inllnwt'il, tile l inte l,
Jiove, the people ol Kansas stood a majority in lavor ol .state,; in n. llM, r lim, win ta.i
it, for Kansas m an au'ricnll ural slate la'ruclv and pllvell-l',,,,,u,,1i,"p,' '!'"' "i.Mw t.. ..;
..' ,. , . . ,, , '? , . 1 ' "" '"'eiitn iHilni'M, esiiecliill -
tioii ol .strikes and labor troubles sounded food, nut, al i '"ran..,, wh'rii, rt. m,i i-iitt-mhit-
ter the lirst trv-out when the governor was compel!...' Z;7, ""':""
. , ... ,, . . , i,7, . - '. , , , "t,ll Wt lll'l ia 111 Hie en,!, I,y nitlnu-
to dralt volley, students and put them in coal mines in Hicim n Kem-iai lei-mistim-tin,, ami imsi
I'ittsl.iii-f.-, Kansas, coal district there occurred whal ' "'viv:l1' "l'','y ""
sediied to Ixt a (diaiifi'e of seutiineiil. Tlien, when Tt
iMc.Veil, a real Varnier's addc;ile entered the race I
troverilor ailil showed nil the eliellse of the I liihi-,1 t-i:i I . A " -.-m' lias l.e.-n i-n:st i i
('(nit; llie fanning population of Kansas I .cyan to doiiht i i.V ".-'..','.'!' t!.ti. Zt'e""','
llie- III,- lit an pure
Chautauqua July 21st to 27th
liiiiiiBI
IIv Associated Press) I
PCttTI.AND, July 2r,. t'attlf witc- J
wi-ak ami 2.'j to all cents lower in sev-'j
i'tal clashes. Chcict' steers wen- $7.o" ji
to ?.S. Hnjj.s were steady al:.1 sheep!
wete steady with mountain !at.!i.
sfdlinjr for $10 to $11 and ehoife vai-'J
U-y lamlis for $il t $10. Kjrcs an i i
butter were unsettled. Wheat wa ; , 1
$104 to Sl.CM. !
I'OOI KALI, H.(.TK'K SlH)
He is a Gas Taster.
(iKliiUiK 1)11) IT! -(JeutL
')ii;i has re -ijriiel, '
'I'hi- hir show is o'er;
Hi lp leid the poor.
lie was after llie bout l-fers,
'i'lie tlnnrs ami the cops; . '
.n ft r six months in office,'
lie made tiit'in all- Imp.
Hoi (leoitrc couldn't do jtt
The u.iriLr w;- tn stronjr;
Sh back In his market,
Wi.-cr and sadder he's ffone.
mv As.(M'btt-a Pri'Ksl I
IlKUKKLKY. t'iil.. July 2 7,. Koof J
hall in-actiee at the L'niversily of ,
Calit'ornin will bein about Seph-io-hor
15, under the direction of Couch
Andy Smithy assisted by It is old J
1 Ho of helpers, Walter ( I onion, "
"Moles" Kosenthal and "'Mbs" IM'ico. i i
(,'aptain I'liaihs Krh is anions the i
veti'rnns who will be on hand, nloui;t
with "Uricli" Mnelh r, liob lierke; H
and "ltrodiu" Stephens. I !
Many years ao the drama was th" J
sob' entertainment of thoat re-finer--, i
but of late a pond comedy drama is v
selrloin presented. Tunijrht, however, J
Union count v peonle will ste a re ii I
old-fashioned comedy presented in J
dramatic form by a troupe of splen- a
did actors. 72.i-lc
WE ARE NOV TAKING 0SDERS FOR
FICKLliNG CUCUMBERS, STMNG-LES3
EEAN3 AND E2ET3 FOB PICKLING- AND
CANNING. DOIT'T FAIL TO GET YOUR
RA3PEF.BRIEC, BLACK CAPS, L0GAN
BEF. AKD AFFJC0TS THIS WEEK.
JOEL'S GROCERY
Free Delivery Prices Reasonable
The Promise of Tomorrow
The pos.'.il.ilities of liie I'ulinv are the incentive
to work and si riw for the ait iin:iieut of some-thin--
we i!iin; i-, in si:;!, i f, in tow. It
1 he nptiini.t ha. a L'nml time wller-
'i- In- jrnes I.e.aiiM- hu carries hiK;"""
nil limes with Inm. I,
i;l'e:
and
roi!fiity;e ami - i
lisappoinl ineii! .
h l.i eiiilure
ll W'ICllllIll
Now conies Willialn Allen While, who w ill attack an m.e,ai,-iv' i - thai' the '".'a-' "is! ON I'AVUori., nrr N
other side of the Industrial ( N.url ; showing that the nnm- ); , .i,:ii w .u ... . , u.!,'''-'':,-1 H "'v m""y ""-'"j ,
try litei-ary society in Kansas cannot in winter 'debate a i. tini-' thai o,, v iiiKe.i' n.,' I'-Ul",.v oii,.i--.!,ut half :
strike iiestioii if there is ;t strike on, and White will pull wi!h ""' r'"'1 "! "'' "! , j;
,11-, . I i i i .i ., -i ' '" " w:ls 111 ''elate It eanie .'
llie liiu.l pen lie to Illlll lr, lll( I IIOUSIIllilS. - " ' l.-in. Ihe piiielia-ei- then ..I
I'resident Harding can well afford to listen to wha
l!ill "While has to say and to he uuided in a measure, a
least, by this editor who has no office to hold, none l,
seek, no monetary ambition and does not oen seek pub
. .1 .,. ., . . ,,t ,,.,.'.... ,r ..
You ni
.COMBINE
BARGAIN
:iy insure our inliire l.v oiieiniiL' a
savings a'-eoiini wiih u-s from ,i -:-i::l portion
iims of i.aKiy and build upon, it as a
of vo
r ears
means of .-.-ir.-iiin f oi" liie prninie of tomorrow.
:,i in i what lie knows I J
t::at wllieh lit' iltiesll't
BLACKMAILING WITH INITIATIVE AS WEAPON. I';,;,!' Ve."
ke.l 1 :. .
!,,' nll, all T I l.i,,, th, re w , a, L-, .....
m ,!." -
A test was nia.le, a' tile 'n u-a eer' !
..-, an.l I.. .,. i,,',:.A,i,,,;,.! .. 1(1 'K KX'I'KNT.
I it I ileal el' vaier in, f,, Thatl 'e.v'' a t liaiinel-. Tlie.so (her- j,
.illse,l n thnin-aii i!Hel'.-;,ii,,,-. wii'-. I ""'':"''''"! """'' ''KI-'tiT ilVvT rilfhty.' il
'he re-llh ill:: !!;,, ..,V .. "l t'.-lliu- y.Hl I self ." I" . ... ,
II-.vv ,.,i,u h.,,1 ,a.l-e,l th '.' "' " !-! ilr,.f when vi.d'i '
....
W'hith peilniUi
.. i wat.-r.
'se ol at -, Afu-r ihM u
ha I I-,-,, .a::,-.
al,l the ):., t
it, r
bail
Oregon is confronted with a straight
tempteil blackmail hy iarlies iisiiii;- the initiative as a
weapon. 1 his is a strong slalenient, but iis I rut hl'iiln.-
ts apparent when a man like frank M. Warren, positiv
eiy niiove reproach ami a ciiizeu ol hi.u'h" stainlin.n- in the; u
state, makes an affidavil staling that demand for .f lii.DUO
Avas made by parties before they filed the inilialixe uiea 1
sure al'fectiim- the .t'ishim;- indusl ry. of the stale. (
This is no li-ht matter. It tells of a eoiiiliiiou ei.-tiii4
that is very dangerous to both public and priwite biisi
liess. When it is possible for an one p. u.e a leal proce-.-. -i
such as the initiative to extort money from indusirv ii '.','.
would seem that puni.-.lunent of the severest form should h
be meted out. and if the laws are net sufficient for sii.-h
plltlishiiiclit let them be revised and mane l'or the purp.i-e
' ' w
Oreijon's editors met and resolved on several imp. riant ;
quest inns at their annual session. A n-r these were lie ';'!,
religious and anl i-i eliious matter now claimm- public
.attntiou, political ad ci I isiny; a- eoiupaiid who ',,.-L-al
advert isini;, the -opor kind of balhinu -nils at Or,- v,!
pui beaches, and many other quest huts ..f e.pial importance '' i;'
to the state at la lye.
JJeversinj; the i Id advice of beii! at tlu- l.i.Mom" ioh
hers in the I'aulseii buildinu at Spokane started al tin .-'i'"-,
eleventh floor and robbed every safe ded.-it vault t,, th,
basement. They netted about lot i,HP' f, ,r their trouble. I;1',',
showinji that hreakiii precedent sometimes pas as wall ' ,; ',
as breakine; locks. '
an,
e,l t.
a! O'
er til'.'
Pert ll
the le!
t..'- :-',-. n,itier v. In
ee.-ai-: te-n sal:,, -.-
t'eitua-' latitii: L'as t'e
till n tfle
A i::il
:i',v una,
her lathe
leek
I:, , In n't you
have I, i he pretty!
ft the fellows if--'
nlher.
' Second baud .Met 'iu iuick J
( 'ombine Harvester w it h J
i ,
lump and ! '
i
-, i.
nler. . haruani. i ,
Labrancse Kaoooa
vau:on
::
Capital and Surplus, $2G5,0CO.0O
SOUND h'KIdAIJLE FKOG RESSIVK
Pr-.bablv
ti 1 ' v Wuimu'
OREGON HARWARE
& IMPLEMENT CO. ' J
Kisses for Statesmen.
,' al, .'1 a i-, , ip, i a, , f :i (
I ten lie He;-,
1" fin.-
, I- pu
le ll-.
:;
sm i:tv smithi-hs. :J
iti:'.. s, ,,,,, , , . . .
'f,,',- ,'"". :!!..! "-it to riile. with his J
lee-llatit.:: i, u -,: an,j a e'i:il lot li:
l ni he iliinlieil the hills nn, I
" ,.i,i, in m lili. ',, 'lint e:.,-h i iiu '
srenie- iinwn ,:il ,u, v,.v oftentimes i
inti.ii In., way. Saiailv Smithei-s e:is
win, l :,,., :., ,lv,,,,, f.st
I. . :
,.,,, Ill IV V ,1 IK, nil, I
lea t. I'm- his ii:i,l h i, I 1.,,.
pui ,.' .,. ,1' meaey aii.l h,. panl them for hi-
i,e,t-!, aiiMime 'tuas lueessarv. hi I
pay annihei- ; Slnarlv Smilli I
jilt, if ui:,.i he stein.e.l mi ,
heailn-.. ,,ff th,. other f,-l
' iK'l ir luil'l to IMIss! A-at'i-'l
tin- .',,im,l Sn.i,.-,,-
'""khl, '"' "" 1'.' r so he
i enter, ron.l l,,, tneth--..t-
,.,-:, In, ,,,.. s ,hl. ,tlUl
1" Imi'l linn ha.) t C .11. .w with ,,.l:,v
' : ,.' i-.i.iie.l ai-'it'-.l th
'..1 .M
the
oth
'- til
; i,
IMPERIAL TAXI
Call Main 580
Citv'
a
and ( 'mint ry
Specially.
. p- ,,.
..i Wa ;
' u ,. -h-. '
111 , f Sell
l a l.ai
'tl.,-
lile na
- 1
enmer a
" :iv. Snialtv
ii'-l i ua; a- the
n::--s'-i. .-n-il lie h,..,,, o,,.
-e h; ainal O,,. --enk,-l'.-,:,-ve.l
:e take r; elian,-.
" -'-"Pr- I al ail. till h.
'Ill ''lie ... , linn. Iluvi. his
i I stall! V,,ii uin
' " ' fail analv -is.
r a . .,:: .Irv her t-ars at
S l,l',S .-, j p;,
t a I-.,. : , lM...t:eiri..T-.
O'. '-.' .1 "
i ' i , o1'-'
Ontario .and the whole iul
erior cot
) lllll mid nplete 1 ic;t ri 1 o- on whither the Soutlierio
Pacific or the I'nion I'acijfie should' have' a chance to make
promises to them for future railroad development, loll
ilanley has the floor; make it snappy. P.ill.
j John t-'ratke succeeded in yettiti the .;.ii Edam
VI' I'O CAMP I I'M I II 1 u
:. I a . ' " V -te
i oie ett, 1 1 1 e 1 1 "to s i a m n,,,
!',-!,, I
.'lt,
I' -le ha'e I-
' a : a-1 . ,
.na' tc. llie au-.e e,
-hilv J'-. - Aut, ,!ii,.l ,i!
a,!s ate n i-ii-tiu help i
w O'm'U !-'- te a town. Sa
a Mini:
:-e i-ainn.
ice MislDK K (
' , -I ,.,y,r.v
i'li'e-t n:e la the Ural
i tien
Native Sen '). that
Mf,l- ll e wain iras, there's a u-.ii-:ai;e
'laonn-l llie. eorner. Inn ( e,.-,l'itl"n
j "'" ' if V'' hip pe. ket flask ne-,1-1
1 1 11 in '. I ve.-k, ii 1 kin fix vf tip m,.if.
ef you'll step over to the turn with
nil's.
i. li'l. ean ' ,u
t liilmi! Vla-
Itet-
me.
in - iin.l !',ni,-lt ANOTIIEK HOI K UI'.l OMMftM) V I
s .,-,,,1 ;i.r. TIONV
'' ,1 this sum . (i. -f ,,,,( . -;v imio-ov,., Vo,,r i.,,.,,., :)-'
..'i sU'.io.l U: h.a:.t- i-e ,-;, Cs. cl, t ,.,, staiel
'the jekcj 111 tile Celllls- Weeklies. t
Chautauqua
Days arc
Kodak Days
Let lis supply films
for voiir Kode.ks. ' We
can fit rfiein all.
I !i i iiy us you - expos-"
eil film- to be jaVvcliypcd.
li'dins l-r aiyht in tod a,?
will be finished ti.mor-
o o
row.
o
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE '
Till: Kol'AK STOISK
Prevaiiing Ccnailicns
Demand Close
Co-cperation Between
The Retail Dealer
And His Customers
A elo.-vr ci-operat io
and dealer must eis
jifove.
Kvervbod. s!,. w
those thirds w';o.-!: i ,:
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