La Grande evening observer., August 02, 1922, Image 3

"Wednesday, Ana'ust 2. 1922
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
BAKER OFFICER
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THE OUTEURSTS OF EVERETT TRUFnv Condo
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Man Alleged to Have I'.eeii
li'mn It'unher is Felled onj
Main Street Monday. j
BAKER, Auk. 2. A f ( it an ox-1
riling cttum drnvn Miilt) strfMi nbiiul i
8::tu uYliu-k Monday iul'Iii In ulilin;
tllivt kImiIs Wfri 1'mil, a man ttiv-'
Inn .hiH nunio an T. II. WIInoii. Ili!
home as Walla Wjlla, Wii.. anil '
nlt:iil by llin utithoritici to Iih a
"liqinir ruiiiiiT." wan fi-lli'il hy a
bullet in IllK Iff, l i !-! Iiy 11 Htllll
prohibition iiKOlil lit' Iho slili' of Mini
Golxnr Cnincl hotel on ahi:iulon j
street. A Nash "! " louiinK i'jr,
containing. Soli' bullies uf various;
bruiiilbu anil wlii.skios, -said lo In' I
bunded, was seized by the liH'al po
lice. The chase aurailed a laru'
crowd nf people. Wilson wan nhon
first aid ut a physiiiauV office
across Iho jlroot. al'lei- which bo
was IuIikii lo St. K!i:ibolh hospital.
Ainmaiion may- bo necessary il
was Ihmitiht hist nU'M .
omit-in Woro -I'lmioil."
Tlln local authorities ami Iho I
stale aiient had bi.-i'n "lipped" to!
expect Iho rar, they said a ft or the
raiiitire. The machine was sighted ;
as it cable south on Hosort street
by Traffic Officer HiiSKins and the i
stale agent, tho latter ihi the city's'
motorcycle. As It mined west on!
Court street the officers hailed the ,
driver and dtinuiidoi u search of j
the car. According to the state:
officer, the driver asked tor tho '
Identity of the a)rchcnders and as!
he readied jn his poi-kcts to pro- ,
itllcu his EdeiitilicaLion paper.;, the i
driver struck him with bis flst leap-1
oil front the car and started to vnn. j
Officer ITuKKins stayed with Hid ina- I
clilne while the state man pur-j
sued tho fugitive around the cor-
lied and down Main street, between
Court and, Washington. After warn-'
iiiK the driver lo stop under Lhreat j
of shooting and firing two shots
Into the air, the state tuaii said he
fired one shot at the fugitive's legs j
Which took effect. Tho wotillded I
man rounded the Gei.-.er (Irand cor-i
nor and fell to the walk about hull' j
way down the block on Washing-1
toll street.
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Vve QoV.A 13ITTS-
iTEHfi LIKES i
nnnm i pnr xnuiRi
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"We produce the 'movies' In tlucald. "If you hva . thfc'm and lioiyaer- she illl be naur 1 lceetUporfc'
InikAnml ninillinan," Mia. Tlinm. , thllllts for them,. tllHV Wilt ltlve yotl-
n eviiliilna. "and n victml- nluvsi almost to death, And those ohll.
l.elween lllil nlctnr.m while wn v..ii. .droll lire not 'fed till1 Oil city I110V-
tilato tho room. Tho children ant i''8: llm" -Bpt 'i K""i- lu. mit of i
eager to help. They are happy o,"l university tlliua-. ., . . ; .
Ik- alluwi.;- lo run Iho vlctrolit or "Tho people - hi--thkUftiuull'-'tiiiUla-
H even tipen the windows.'' imenls are pioneers; tlKlr children
Not only does .miss 1 luituas takciro tno cnitiiren ut pioneer:, ana are
th, jliili.i l, tlioan iieonle wli,i n i e the finest ill the rouiitrv Tlli-V itil-
l'NIVKKSITY Ol' .'.UIKtiON, Ku fir fl.mn ,.!((,, (! towns of uny!serve Hie best tho state htr.i to
gene. Aug. 2.- A teacher nho picks ,,, .., nuklmr them Inl.n-.loltor." r
eslod ill doing things on a cuiu- Miss Thoiuns has useitr tllo in-1
....... ,,. m (i n 1 1 y scum she oi giiinm-i cninn'cn uiusirlal films most,, also the two-!
and adults Into groups and mati-gniph -A nn,, iii.iioncal. Hor whole;
agis basket '.locialu, picnics, plays, iiilm is to stimulate community life
all with III" Intention of hclphii j in the smallest plact's unit to mid,
them raise the lands which enable to Iho sum total of h&ppinu0RV-.tihe
on lo bring in slides mora ofti ti. laiichl last yiar al llecuti, u lonely!
- tho siualliKst conimunitleH she
such au aaonuiiv Is Miss Mar-
gar'l V. Thomas, how a .li!d-ul in
the rniversity of Oregon suiunicr
i session. Miss Thomas never tries
I for a big school; she selects the
smaller places from choice re:ili.itig ;,,
deal
V vou tv-4iviT To S.t?nee this F'Sm
tvHV ttOX CiO IM Sbu I in H i NG VI.'.
, v i fir
A 'A S
a n oppoi (unity to do ;
fbt'suitis siuiplv h'.toli the i-htitl Kttb-
jjl-CtH.
' MisM Thoma.r oul Til iiicluilck Mlore
oti icon sliih'S and a i';trlHitt' veiu
nilor, and an niv.isin:ui uiution
. Iilt'lin.. I'ihn it- ntiown,
MO rMNptllWIVi',
LA GRANDE
Mi!
Milk
For Infants
& Invalids
, NO COOKING
The "Food-Drink" for All Arcs.
Quick Lunch Qt Home, Oilu:e.and
Fountains. Ak for HORLICK'S.
iT Avoid Imitations & Substitute!
CP
Permanent as the Pyramids
.Manufacturers of
l.'.itin.lr.tl.YH
ffSk Silo
Wat ui
Irrigation
I'lil vert
DraimiKa
WELL CURBING
riione lain 120
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Blocks I
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IlEAU THK WA.NT. 'a!)! . " '
T-A-X-I
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
-SEPTIC TANKS
acrory isiarm vny j
men, as thinking iikmi, to fitcht the! datos on tin kioiiij;!. Folio winir tin:
coiuh'lioo, and ttnlisl tlu1 aid of tht; syi vii-fs. (cfii'-'hmcnts wmp s'rvtd
wonifii ol the naticn. tlnounh the now tn nicnihi-rs of t hi Klait,
orjrimizrition of the L:idis of. the In-i- """" "' "
visihlo Knipiro. !
The t-eremonies were nrwimratorv !
to the formal initial ion to he held
at Willamette Hall Thursday niht.
NTo seeret woi k va- (r-vn 'h enndi-
MUr INITIATED
INTO KLAN ORDER
i
To RELIEVE BACKACHE
Ittlio the truslwnrthy Niilphur rrtneity -
OKKCON CITY, August 2 Under'
a flamiiiK red cross that loomed aa -i
solitary beacon in the moonlit field,'
as white rotied figures moved swiftly;
across the path of a team fiom a Ko
nian c:;ndle's lij;ht, the Invisible Km-!
pire Knights of the Kti Klux Klan
Satui'day niht at (lladstone initiated
1 ii new members. (
The initiation was a public cere-i
mony. Two thousand people, kept I
behind the lines hy a series of hooded i
guards, craned their necks arid li-'
tened intently to catch the faint'
wonts of the K talisman's oath an-1 1
hoar the exhortation to American
principles deliveied by Dr. .1. C. Saw
yer, of Portland, lecturer of the Klan.i
While? moi-e t han lot) local Klaus-1
men at tiered in a hollow .square, the!
initiates were inarched up to the al
tar in the baseball field at Chaiil.au
ipta park. They were accompanied
by a special decree team from Portland-
There, questioned as to their
qualifications touching upon Ameri
can citizenship, biith and religion,
they were K'Wn the oat lis of al
legiance to the invisible empire,:
swearing to preserve klannishnes
anions klansmui, uphold the consti
tution, perpetuate the ftee public
scluiols, the sepaiation of church an I
state, K'i',',l ti"' ho'"'1, cherish lib
erty and the riht to the pursuit of
happiness.
Declaring the present times to be.
piVsaKiiiK an unequaled conflict of
idtals, the lecturer urued the KlanF
nien to dedicate themselves to the
suindard of their organization,
formed so he ,said, upon the basis u'"
service to fellow man fiom a free and
unselfish standpoint.
lie called upon them to use their
political influence against "those or
ganizations intrinsically opposed to
the principles on which the Klan U
founded.'' He decried the insidious
encroachment upon the control of the
government being made by uniAmen
can organizations and urged Klnn
f.O euimtil' b Cue : full Imitme ! boxtti,
f2.f). Mimy Ituck if ml imtisfitil, win n
W'lrl:ltIlf',', frit'n ti. ,
1 4. X I.. UMVil CO
La (ii-amle - - Oregon
Exide Batteries
(tattolifa In stork.
Slutti-ries for ront.
iiitlfiii-s rot'hnri;(Nt.
Hattcl lHa WnliTod Krw.
llattcrit'H of nil miikoH ropalred
ItOKt II SIAH.MO'I'O SKIM II'M
.STKO.MIIKKU A II 1 ! I I ! V'I' 'It
HKIM'ICK
l'ltl)l III Kt.K.NS, Piop.
Ill l,iihtoii'N .Mllililnu Woiks
i Paint With!
Air j;
i
CimsiiliM1 the importance!
tif jtaiiitin your farm J
J lniililinj;s sprayed under
! higli pressure air d i g s J
j! deeper than hair, and is!
;! elieaper. !
j J. A. Rankin j
I; Res. l.'il) t 0 Avenue ?
J'.fV
and SHINOEA HOME SET
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slmerica's Home ShoePdish
Great For School Children
The SHINOLA HOME SET helps
the children to form lasting habits
of economy, by muking it easier to
get the duily shine.
The genuine bristle dauber cleans
the shoes, untl applies polish eusily.
and quickly.
The large Lamb's Wool Polisher
brings' the shine with a few strokes.
For lQU'o neutness, the shoes should ,
be shined duily with SHINOLA.
Shinola Always 10c
Ulaik, Tan, White, On-blood nd. Brown,
fcesl say "SHINOLA"
?IemonaI. fray
1
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
We have made a profound
study of monument building,
and an order placed in our
hands is sure to recuive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
Fnrnish Estimate!
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
1502 S Ave La Grande, Or.
Do It
Now
When is a
Battery Old?
Some men are young at eighty
others are old at forty.
It's about the same way with
batteries.
Their usefulness depends on
the care they have had, the
amount of work they have had to,
do, how they have been used, and
most important of all on the
original quality of the battery.
Thcrt ore many Rood reasons back
of the decisions of the manufacturers
of 1 73 makes of cars and tmcks to use
Willard Threaded Rubber Bitteries.
Come in and we'll teU you uort
about them.
LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION
m 1 OMililllill
Ha "ii
H-WJ i miiiI'smi limn mill ii i wmasr.-miiaiimxxazmnxBrrezasnniniM rnwiiwrifi'l' l.i -.m I 1
) mail ao sifK,;iy r
Willard
Batteries
The Accommodation Store
Call on Us for Your Household Supplies.
A Full Line of Staple1 and Fancy Groceries,
Fruits and Vegetables
Also
A Choice Selection of Swift's and Armour's
Government Inspected Sugar Cured
Bacon and Hams
Don't Fail to Ask About
Champion Flour
4 OS Fir
neks X
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THE
Purvejw of Cosaf ort.
Transfe?, SWoEaKe
There lives a ituni in our town,
Ami lie is well to lo,
Hut. he wouldn't siore his vmler's COAL
Until I he snowl'lakes lew;
Then to our fOAL lynrd (iiiiek he'd come,
Ami put. his order in,
Hut I'h.'ini'eK were (lint, we just then,
No COAL had in our bin.
Each spring we called upon this man,
And uracil him then to buy,
Tlis winters' coal and lay it in
BelVre the price was hitfh:
For then his order could be filled,
And all comlil ions met
While later on he'd have to take
Whatever he could K'et.
Hut, still, he always put it off,
And then in winter sav:
"I'll not he caught another year
In the fix T am today:
Next year I'll lay my COAL away,
On this you can rcv,
liefure the prices u'0' to seed
And when inv dealer can supily
The KIN I) OF COAL IN FED."
Hut just as soon as summer came,
And winter's hlasts were o'er,
lle'tl then forget tile trundle he
Had' had the fall before.
The fall cume on and COAL went up,
Hut still he would not heed
The warnings that were niveii him
To Hl'V TIIK COAL JIF.'I) NEED.
That winter be had to take a lot
Of stuff that wouldn't burn,
The price was 'war up, too, and so-
A lesson he did learn. .
"I don't care what my neighbors say
Or who wtys not' to hurry,
I'll not be cauuht aain this wav,
ALL WIXTKK II.AVK TO WOUMV;
I'll take mv dealer's frond' advice
And lUi'V MY-COAL IN HfcASrfWi.
For another winter like the last
Would make me lose my reasvi."
And thisivear he did not, wnit'. .
To see what others do, ' ' '
1 le called us up and asked' Hie price
Antl f;ave his order, too.
NOW IS THE TIME:
TO BJY
240 arro farm thrcn ' mllos
from I Granilo.
JbO iicrn, fnrm. six liitlos-from
La tinillde. Wfll tinirovctl.
Another ltid aire farm with no
huililiiiRfJ ut n InrKuln.
Two iliuuly 80 nine favnra, one
wolt IninrovnU. tho otlitir un
Intiivovvd.
r30 iicro farm and stock ranoh
nuinDliU-'d.
All thuso places run be bought
at hnrgaln itrlcrjs and- on good-'
tcrniu. -i
Ten acres in Frtilldalo. J47C0.
l'our aoros in May Park $3000.
- Wa littve ton sula and trnda,
. all klndti of good farms, atock
- r uirln'3, I in It tracts, bulldlllK '
lois and city in operty. of vail
kinds. '
Automobile andj Fire .
f . ' Insurance i '
Notary Public; ; '
PYRAMID LAND CO.
! F.N.Ford
Better Than
Medicine
We: have a model to
suit you ranging uti price
from $()" to $750.
SEE THEM .. ,
HEAR THEM
and you will want thcnVn
Terms as you like.
! Oottlns well noes faster by tnr
S ...wlUi it lli'.unswlr.k.ttt Jieli,xas '
! thO' tedious hours. And' wbllov
It ntnusos It trains the nar to
an apiiroclntlnii of truo tonps.
Musk'Uins reoommend THi
Urnrswlclt to aid In the must'
cat education of children.
Brunswick' Records nro also
unique lu the' artistic, beauty.
of their Interpretation. A
Brunswick, on a Brunswick
this In. tho height of musical
achievement.
Brunswick
Eastern Oregon j
Music Co,
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be "
Fitted to -- !'
v . - r q
Jil'i 'nwsW!inw eff effpans; no
BPOmnriK aVta! at flgtrr
orwTOrcjdi: a jwar fouuda
Mxm Dos fmr
Ti-B Iti i.'i to the com
tip oVturik Umugh the es
"V,a CttwJUo" feature;
Ha rxbiim t)m; no cut
M4 hy kMBrec.nk pinching ot
iuHK; m ot stays at
bst tiecMi, Tenttlatlon,
etv.kifautton.
A complete Una ot the dif
ferent models always on hand.
ITIccs V2.00 and up,
Mrs. Robt. Pattiaon
Corsetiere
Res. 1702, Cor. Spring ft Oak
Hiano 322-W
A.L. Grossman
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