La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 27, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textpage four Tlmrs.lav July 27, 1.122 LA ORAX'DK KVENTXa OBSERVER t U La Grande Evening Observer an !Miori;M)KM' m; si-Area. J'ublnh-J ci.tily uik) w ;t kly itt JJf Grande Oregon, by lu Oriindo E vuii luff Obfprvur I'lihlichlntt Company, BKUCJd DKXNiy, Keillor. JTrittTfld at Hip 1'OHtr.rfioo fit l,a llrftnfk Oregon. a fjccond ('Iuum Mail Mutter. Adrlres all eonmiunlnUn to Till; okhi:kyi:h. Mil Attima Ave,, I-i Grando, Ort-Kon. fin kiIk In othor (HHi'H On-fjon Motel S'i'WH .Sin nd, I'm I Jund ; I iimt ml N'tiwn Huuid, I'orihuid; Multiiuumli Ntvvn .Stand, l'urtluud. .iJiMjni'it oi ANsociATKi) iiti:f4, Tin .ni,M, iii WH ih-)iilhi othi.-rvvi.s,! -ndll. ulfco rhc loc-'tl iif ,MI 1'ijJiln "i r - piihlli'ilioii r id. nilil.il to it or not In llliM pP-'i'. 'd ).lll)ll.sln;d tlfvl'fill -iiiMl.iitl.'N oT M't:i;lfi I ttlrfo ar rt-mirvi-d. THE OFFICE CAT BY JUNIUS- sunscitii'Tiov iia ji;.h. II y Currlrr, Dully, pt-r month . .Daily, pur ihreu months Dully, P'T six mo., in aUvuucu Dally, airiKlt) 'dy By Mall, Dully, ptir yarn; hi uviw.j Dally, hix nioiilh, in nd hik'h ... Daily, Ihr-'u nioniim In advance. Daily, p-i' mon li ... ... Weukly ohm-rvti-Miir, by mall, per year, in uvancu Bible Thought for Today nil.' crn.iiMv itci.i.:. WhntKO- j;,:,iijevnr ye whom thai Jm.'n arioui'l n uniu lyuu, no ye even su in mvui. iur tliiH in I lie law and the prophets. Mult. 7:12. 11 ....l.u LOYAL TO THE UNION PACIFIC. La (irande wishes il distinctly understood that in the i'jo'ht of the Union Pacific, and .Southern Pacific railroad csii.itis Cm- iiconisil ion of the Ceulral 1 acllie line e'itv is loyal to the. Union J'aeil'ie system and is ready to add its liiite in the big conflict which is now rapine; to induce the Interstate Commerce Commission to tack tin Central Pacific, lines onto the Union l'acil'ie system, en courage the Union Pacific, to Imild 1 1n: Natron cut-off. linking up with the stub end road at; Crane and thus put ting the first actual morsel of subslanlial hope in the minds of the people of Central Oregon who have battled the desert anil deep interior awaiting for t ransporlal ion. This loyalty was expressed last evening at the city park when business men of La Irande and Union joined In a resolution urging the Interstate Commerce Commis sion to make the Central Pacific a part of the great Un ion Pacific system. Ko community along the entire line of the U. I', is more loyal than is La (irande and surrounding country. The people do uot take into consideration the imaginary troubles raised bv the Southern Pacific orators and propa gandists that if the, 'Cent ral Pacific goes to the Union Pa cific it will mean a through Union Pacific line to the coast "travelling Central Oregon on an easy grade thus making it the main line and putting La (Irande, Maker and Pen dleton on a branch line. Yc don't give credence In such vague and gossipy rumors, for we belieye in order to de velop Oregon great Central Oregon we must have rail roads, and now is the time to get the main through line which will penetrate and develop the largest area of pro ductive land in the United Stales thai stands todav with out railroad transportation. ' o DEPORTATION IS DESCRIBED American Pclicf Workers Tell or .Methods Used to! (let .Rid ot Creeks and Armenians, The man who roads tin; clcctiic- me ter must liu tired or light fiction x m i it io vicksi:. 'The stork lias hi outrlit a little, peach! The nurse said with an air. "How Kind I am," the poor dad said "lie didn't li illg a pear." .Maishail N'eik; 1 Illanctie Sweet IIS; were n.nri il' lorenily. It is perfectly proper we presume, to say that Neilun got a "Sweet" wile WHAT'S Til AT? CAVT 111 KV Ifl.'.N? .Special licipicsl All citizens not men. Ik :s of the lire department should stay off the fire truck when it is i'e spinuliiij". to an alarm. At a recent liie so many outride peoole got in the liuek (hat U:l regular firemen hnn to walk to the fire Wellington, O., I'interprise. MiOl -f IT? Tiii.-. furl you'll )Uiekly umlerstund ft you l.-!c moten (I with a jar; A lulllc in the liahy's hand is wo i tli l-.vn in toe motor car. "I.; you s';iost it's possilde to love two i'i l.;i s i t tile same time ? " anxii.u- -ly asked Vvonne' of the rapid fire i esiaui ant. "Not if they ketch you at it!" hrisk ly lepliod lleloise of the same eslab- li.-hmciM. 'I he e i BACTERIA GALORE. mi si' !;k I'oi'M). at dctectie stood before the nrn m. reliant, waitia- for Ins instruc tions, "lis this way," l.cjrabi the mei chant. "1 have been robbed of ihuiidicds nl' dollars. A rascal has K'imc. ttbout the countiy, liretrnding to be a collector of mils. Ile has simply coin ed money. Why, in a week lie has collected more than nit our travelers put together, lie must he found as ipiicklc as jaissible- Spare no ex penre.'l ' Kight." said the detective. "Within 1 a week Ile will be in prison." ! "I'nsi.n!" ei ii (J the merchant. "Why man, 1 don't want him arrested. I i want to employ him." hirll ilea t rue No discredit must, he given stale laboratories analayze water, food stuffs and other things that consume, hut somehow there is a rather aiuiism lire existing regarding La (Jirand-J ice, probahh iiiir, neveri neiess amusing. .The Young ice was condemned for bacteria, early in the season the .St il well ice was condemned for the same reason, but later tests have given that ice a clean bill of health. Then came the Mine Mountain creamers' ice fir its condemnation, and this was followed by the Crandy ice, making the condemnation one hundred per cent on with the Stil- YANKKK WIT. Oliee om a lime, a jollv pair, I'.olh lie , . I ,i I'h. i, p u-iih I, ..1,1,, ..I I,,,;,, people-- This pair, a .Ian and a Yankee kid, ' -1 l.'....l. C .. .1... . I . . ,-, e ' un- (oippi-i s love ini-y uui. I he .lap had stlength, the Yank ha wit, Ami Url-ec-lik,, used all of it He fooled In, .htp, who was a serappe' The Yanlac wed the "male flapper. LONDON, July 27. Two American; relief workers, J. 11 .Knapp and Mir Ii.. liannernmn .Murdoch, who have! arrived in Constantinople from 'Aral)-1 kir, wheic they have been organizing1 relief among refugees, give further: dctiulsdetails of the deportations of (.reeks and Armenians described prev-1 uiusly by .Major Yowell and Dr. Murk Waul Ai'abkir is in the interior of Anatolia, (it) miles west-northwest of Kharput. They estimate that 10 000 deportees passed through Arahkir'be-1 tween July Utll and March ll)a2. The signed report given by them to the l'ritish Aimenia (unimittee reuds as follows: "Beginning in July, 1:121, the first installment of io deportees of Cireek men of military age arrived. They were all trom the Konia district. One hundred and fifty of these were Ar menians, and wine sen ton to Egin The balance were Greeks. About loli of these remained in Arabkir, ami the balance were sent on to the Khar-1 put and lliaihekir olsO'lcts. Then' came an instalment of about 2o0 o :l(HI depoitecs, mostly Greek, from the Oiilu district. There was sometimes' a man with his whole family, but gen erally women without anv male m I'K's of the family with them, and cuiiurcu- , o a i,ii;i: puiiion oi Illl'KL' It WHS necessary tor us to furnish bread ev-i ciy day for the whole winter. There was a.Kither group of about 10ft men over ."iO years old; some appeared to he 80 years old. These remained a few weeks and then all but a few Were sent on to the Kharput area. ,A large! diove of over 1. 000 was the next m- stalmcnt to anive in Arabkir in the late lull, limy were herded on u hill' above the city within 200 yards of n running ditch of water. They were not aliowe-1 to eet water from this' ditch, hut wore compelled to buy of vendors. On a bleak, cold morninir n1 few days ai'tcrwatds they were start ed on their way toward Kharput. It was a sight that on can never forget, to see middle-aged and old women and men, to say nothing of the young er women and children carrying on their backs large loads of bedding, food ami faggots, and in their hunds, pots and kettles, and perched upon tneir load a child. "Many of these were destined never to reach their distillation, as storm which was brewing in the early morn ing on the mountains soon developed into a blizzard and the roads were left strewn with dead bodies. These things wen personally seen bv us, and in visiting one of the Armenia dwell ings where those who uwo innil,!,. to go wore left behind, we discovered T!"! Jkzi Riiirtt Invaded the Crepe De Chine Blouses dcrful Values Special)' Priced at w on ijjjj IBmf. Jfltuiufra BUnus III " New 0 ZQ-i ;) v-iJ.) Beautilul New, We call this a' bliim:es shou n lit ill pay JS to .fin for. Iiopular shades as t I'oine are beaib'd, . sashes. epiioual blouse e lire tin' kin't ale of h.iny el .i.lile ppoi tu nit y. for nil would expe le i him pe tho to in such name, bi-oiizi- and penwliiKie. iilnoideiad-all have tie-hack Sweaters For Children Without a doubt, you'll say tnis is the most att raelh e. - as sortnumt you've ever seen lor children. Some beautiful little color combinations in styles that are so attractive, you'd think they should belong to provn tips. Home are displayed inside, l'rieedi from j;i,25 to ?(i.5u. See some oi them in "'"' of our display windows and llon't fi.i'cel to !e t!e, e wl;e ;e,u'iv shoi'iuiu here today. All Sizes. J'liced at :,.! f. each. Some Very New Footwear Aail.i the in pel lion of ivniiieii who lb sire the r.e.v when ii maki & lir-t . appearance. -'. '.. II -r.. is a .;it.-!it pnaip a l-ic" -..'.. colored sip-ile i!r r i.i:4 Mi'.ip. ' It y ' "' has a niediiim heel, rubb ! capiieil. a k y. ' ,' turn sole and is uire, ;,t jvim. Another pal' in has r, liieiliaiii heel. V .''. " II turn '.Mile anil n cut-out tridlicle RCvA at ii... sid". it is prii".; at And a ii'teiu sandal Vila ri.'i '''A two snaps and buel.les is prieed at f.i.r.n. ;'3 .-v.' shoes ar: i'. e i vrl'i d:iy. . evrral dead bodies on the floor ami apping Japan's cieirmt 1 lank; all Ui (iriniile ice lor drinking purposes, well, ice showing a better balling average analaysis giving il an (). K. The Young ice is taken front the river, ii made from city water, the Mine Mounta is made from well water as is the (Irandv M'l... . i II . i . . i i tuts, ti wouici scent I Hat I Here lop of tin' ground, according to the ,iisi nave lo tive along anywav . face i(f the fact that bacteria o iug the air, abiding in the wat roiinu ami round, in tl liecause o ll (nice upon a (ime eirl mal I led 1 1 get ; modern 1 lappet" we.b I'el fei II tin the ild-fashione, le. Now the et alimony. ot live on earth, e in being mean lee ii-" II rep the Stilwell li iTealnei. ice. is no pure water lltaU sis. ( liiess w e'! lard as it may seem in t hi some sort or ot her is fill r ami chasing each other port h. tiii: i uci iT i si: a.ly I'assrngei--"Whv , a have an a un v m.;i V" apttan "I'eiha".-, ma'aai so often er,. ,.,." Autoiniiliiles speeding in the city is iilrea.lp- demonstrating what il nil most daily continue. I'uless p.'.iple some .judgment the lime will c of La (Iraftde: will prevent maeliino nusiness ttecl ion. It will be blocks out and walking in. FORUM a of La ( Irande I do. Accidents ,-d- ho di'it e cars use i In n cii ies i he size i'roni eiileriug I he I' lying iiii several If one wants to get the st rike of shopmen and coal ter from A. M. ( 'herry, who 'berry tells ''of things as t gandist for either side. I rue peop oil. lit e I is cause ', lie should rea, .'1 i-it ill I'll' e; l the -I. tlM'V i Tile I and il nil' l! poll .. , lo I'lli, le I " , OS Will p'-lllt-d Hie mi ' ;,. i us on v W. I a ni.iM will III' ...il lo, lll.-l'e e. I.'l Mr I il" thu o. .lulv - - We I. lino this moraine e rave ,,,,, ,,,,, J atlolhcr train badly ci'ippi. ! -r oi l w o w et-k Olll of IIIOliM l'l'olll llenvi-t I'O eoal. Kierv mpty and deal- .i I. e- W " v ere lien along, and were obliged to o"1-1 in his hands. A small marble leave tliem on the roadside. We took luili in the act of trying to elioke in our orphanace about 20 of these1 11 goose to death was labeled children, and several of them were un-"winged artnmis." i able to survive the starvation and ox-- "Juno, the Immortal" was the posure they ha, undergone prior to'l,"fdghiition over a bronze bust, reaching Arabkir. (which bears a striking resemblance "t'ctsonally I visited in Kharpu(to a certain California senator. several hospitals that were full of! hundreds of Greek deportees, ill with! typhus, and from one hospital it was'l ii-poitrd that ;o many as 20 a day J were carried to the cemetery. The i stories of robberies and extortions told us by the d.-poi-ie,. were almost um-ij versul. We Were convinced from the I policy of the Turkish government iii foiwaldlllg these deportees to other j places on days when the weather wis l extremely seven-, that their intention J was to subject idcai in such exposure that they would perish. Their policy of giving two rations of bread a dav j lo deportees who were working on i their roads, which was insufficient 1 lor their noli. ;-liiiicnt, and then cut- J ting it down when they showed signs of weakiie-s to on,, ration, showed that i ,ii i ,i. ... II . WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF "CANTILEVERS" j - . -ru. ,!.,,.. T.,1,. 01nt 07-t, JNf .H77 SPIRIT bKvsHi irmmm I worst of sacril. ges. Hie lips of "Tin- j ('"' j , '..il! I l, B (My Associ.it.-.l 1',-,-ss.) l d Amazon" bad I,...., .-i.eatnM ..'. ..'i.Afl I - 11KRK10I.KY, Calif., July 27. - I "'":' "s ljl'isht a """ "'-' '"'"-! ' ?' ' 'i I ' iniiseum i'" ' "' .... . , i. il' I i D II liivesticalion is ii M . lerway. '! U" i i . . .;,l n i ,i hi ,!. oiiiversi.c w-, ;,,,( 1 ft I rr; UlM IIJ of M.'iiry Sln-niiaii. a luurit, ;i t-w lIUUJNUT k milrs fit ( nf Iht''. ' j r-ixmk - THREE FLOWERS aim ;it Ihi-ir im'.,niH.'s l"ii" i tii;-.. 'Ill nri'-'ic v;!l : uji t n' hiv- ti. I -- - '' Toile ii ninnhiT ,.f nthi- nefnoiiB dvin.r ti.it i, I tlltt coiistornatitiii or ytiiul far-iiuy ' . . lii-ir .'hililt i'ii h;niirinir " over '( lion, ' "n;nibera and lovers uf art tor art's These sec lies m'imc only examples of fllllte- ! jjmnny others which we witnessed dur-i 'I'ericlea, fiimouR as a Oreek law isi-i.mmm iii jini'- the deportations. Many of the Kiver, was found 1n the pose of a! f'ilKVKXN'K, V women were unable to eai-rv thoh- contortionist with a pair of cym- ""t i :i tfr' ibrUr The Promise of Tomorrow i . no Is iiol a prop (irandeUonde like the t lireshing of t hreshers who heart v dinner. harvest machine lie under las in tin begun. Hill u ii like the shade trees rah wit o a?icr lo nnlsi. a buii.'ii eating The Unscreened House. !hol, : kitol etll'll.; Thc other day a party of nut for a eountrj lide passed lu'in house with wide open, un rd doors and windows. Chil li flies were going in and out ,v, termil fieedom 'There," s, of the touring parly, "is s.,m neldom seen in these .lavs - i house without screens " loom tp,.,. on particular notice was taken Inn uot another unprotected house was s.-en. Whatever the reason w li 'iili plm-v had no screening, it was n'pitv. Will, cotton netting and stock sci.'i.:i ,;Hi no cheap il seems us if nnvbo lv n have thrni .with their prole,",, n against flics, mosipiitoes, germs mid geneinl discomfoti. l'eihaps the go. pel of the scecneil domicile had n it reached this dwolling. IVrhnps due Jiovcrty explained their hapless stat -. Mnybe they were hist, lazy and indif i.'i "ill. In uny event it offered an up poriuuitv lor ncighiioiiv missuuiarv ' p. work. ' ' Irst T'he pirliir.. is not without R:. I, rig'-'- mill r side, however. When well scieclic I Kug' at the . i ii fly in auv n.idiiallv the pi. I l I SKH !v M l;i -si; lilV V-,.,-!;,.,.,, -,. WAIiSAW . .lull l-7. ,,,,,. I'ol.ui.l's Inn sis ii ml i. uili. sii 'but. In the lerritoiv o! pen 'ami. the i,,i:i P'onetitnii th.i. lioil. The count re 11 hor-.s. as .-."up in 1 a 1 :: ; T.ln.o.oioi i, as coinpared lo s pi,, l'"l. slot p. a:. coiM1,ai,., ,,, f""; soil a.L'i.O. i ti,,; par. d to .'..Con. ruin u the lore the who d "I ap pe- .. "n -" r l.o.thei at iiin, wtio,,, I 'oi'i i."l lor ii yars ,.si..r j d'1-' ;it i '.-ii o r Kapids, hma, Willi iri--nd.'- .iiol now it's oi,, ,,IV (1l I'M. SC.. lor l"s!l"ss , ,n ii,,, I,,,,,,,. iUC ...a.- Cl-.III.O - III 1, ..,,. 1 .e'.r.,d;i, 1,'s siv.,,1 'I s "l I... sod fi.-l.l-, ,,,' ; ,,.. ; '""!. list I.. pica.; 1,, in, si,- 1,1 low . and Mini..',, il'., eo: ,1 ii,.( , i eo'ln -!', I lllilie si!.-,. 'I'r.i M,lU 'V"'"-' ''' -1-""-'1 ' r : x!l l!''"' -'-'' ' -oe h.o inc n:e .!,., s ,;,i ,,. Wl, j bale had l:o wai B, w -ailier ,, ,mr ' nip. , " '. '" "'- H "Vi, ,,.v ".' I'-:" eiei-.i d.,v ,,, , ,, ' '' ' "'"' " II. - .ii... ill I he sOiK,.. ' " :l ln'Oll! 1 I.. lOlll"! ;, j,, , ''H "! -i - H' tl - u alkin.: I, i -'' ' 'he u, ,! ,i,l ,, 0,,(l,.,. "' l!l ill.' hi.Ue,:s Mill, ,. ! -low slarvali nieihnd for ac niiiiation "' hi our iviii Kl-arpul, I'tai .-"UllteH-.l the; '-'erv Village ; of tliell! were l'''rso,,y, w, deportees 1,, giving bnad and the iHilnt.e 'ilipl also another shing their exter- 1 ft"m Arabkir, through ei.ii' and Urfa. we en - (ireek deportees in i- l city, and thousands i a; work on tile road. examined the rolls of liem Americans wer i v.-iy dny in Kharput, ' averaged :l,5()ll." The possibilit ies i to work and st rive thing we think is gives courage and and disappoint incut, ... .You may insure, your savings account, with us of your earnings of today means of garantee oi' the f the future are the ilieelit i'e for I he at tainiiuiit of sonie in sight for (iiiuorrow. Il drengt Ii to endure hardship future by o eliillg a from a small portion and build ujMi.ii il as a promise of tomorrow. e odor you'll like. t Water 1 'Face Powder To Vanishing Cream ."'0 'leansing ( 'ream .. .HO Skin and Tissue 15uildei' 1'i RED CROSS DRUG STORE Till-: KOllAlv STOItH "SAMlW u n )o(;. OMMIN--Sanclio. a Hained .'.'"".'s in, advertisiu,, street , i "gnu.,1 up I rom mall battery on i;, (c's ,,.k. ol lie, sign La Grande Nationa. lank J j La Grande j ! ! MATTRESS SHOP and 1 1 WEAVING WORKS j 1 Malt l osses of all kinds cleaned Feather Renovating. Ka -el, uilt. ltu.us and Fluff Kue.s lor Tin- this .Vat erii I'.' eheri'v lloinal s Will 'O'll ill 1 .11 tlf - only about but lotanberr i'l an aloindaol onntv l tier Capital and Surplus, $2G5,O00.QO SOUND lvFLIAULI' I'RvKI UFS.SIVL Cnrpcl and IUiur 'leaning ! li!, il and up Clias. Kilward's. Vrop. .Phone 25:s-V ies and )mmmmmmmmm (ti Emer son Says I ins truth met hing w hie I't'ltte: Ii alta That Every Great Institution Is The Lengthened Shadow of One Man fit I iug definition of this peculiar bUsini's: ; to a bu b "An broad what is known as "(.lood W'i iness and makes il valuable i tsset created liy years of ui i '.- 1 1 0i'i tsion. I'liii;' effort. t hi sa llowing strafgiu to (lie line planned lie b.'Ct. Co lli l.a ' . "Hut v n. I'liiiKiiv. t I Fi;(ii9v I. Mis (liloree .,n'lit '!i..-l .O'Vit'.r. W, tlltll,lle..s. o IIIWMMi l l ma i s I l.ly.si'.iu ) 1 o..0. ,, ! . i oil. r ti in .rooiitl ot AT Jill W VMUNIill.w. Em. sJ u, ,,,,., ' Si.e,. '"I r. riQ,'.' tic (ill We have always einplfeisixed liie personal element in . ur I ni one efforts to im,rc, people with il,e ideas and 'ideal- igressive phariuacy. 0 ting a o usiue-s I,... aose we have been enthnsias wide'll V.'e eolisi-1 -lei 1 tt-s,ii);y i.i 9'inj,- THE STOKE THA? 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