La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 07, 1922, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextNf. W N'-v .. . " V PAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, August 7, 1922 I UN'S HOME IS This Smile Was Made in America HIS CME Federal .Jiidne Decries 1'ro mist-nous Senreli iinil Seiz ure in the Homes. I .1 1 !f " " 1 IS rOHTLAND, Au. 7. A num'H home is still his fa tit, search war rants arc nut men formalities an I the protect ion of the rinhu of ih People js mo re j in port ant than the conviction of a lew imiiviiluiils fur brrakiritf the prohibition Jaw conten t. , ij Juticf J(;;l)ttt ,K. liean in the fed- oral court recently whin he w-l aside the conviction of ('. ii, Ai'K-nlite. ai JcKt'tt iiuotleKJf'', and ordered a new trial. In exilian lit- in connect ion with tilt i.H.suani-e r.f the siarh warrant, which was used by prohibition agents in a raid on Aidcrdice's home, w: tlie caum1 of the rourt'.s derision. That the decisicn will he fell J throughout the entire country in con-J lied ion with the enforcement of the; prohibition law is the de.'laratin of; lawyers familiar with the case. I (Coincident with Judge Bean's nl-i tack on illegal search wan-ants was ' the appearance before Assistant Uni-1 "' ted States Attorney Baldwin of K. etl an Amcr it-an V. M. C. A. secreta-,' Schubert, pioneer Oak Grove farmer,! iml burned of the educational now whose house has been railtled three biljticH in America. Through the Kus times within th lilasl year. .Malicious Ljnn Jfcdief association at Seattle, he .uii.mi w.y i i-iKiiix'i, wiiw nw..,t. juunti a way oi gelling heie. in iijik in the three .search warrants used in mnth he has Icmmd to speak pre the raids, was chained by Schubert. ; cit--e and perfect Kniflih. While wait J-etleraJ officials, after looking in'o K,K fr Whitman to open he has (rone the case, advised civil action in stutt 't,. tt.o u., ........ r;...i un,,. ,u" as a rcnicuy. he completes his education, he savs JUde liean s action, while m keen-! he intt niis to Kn back to Jiussia Id nix 'u ini: i i ii ii jf , variuus leoerai n,.f, nis petiole iiiiins lowaio niHKifiu sacre'i me m-1 violabilitv of the home, jfoes a bit farther in rtsti ictinp; the issuance of search warrants. Hy his ruling, the, issuance tif such a warrant is not j mere perfunetoiy or formal act of a .lutlge of United States eommissione but is a matter tf imiiortiiince i which the jurist must satisfy himself that there nre just grounds fur tho IHSUailL'C. tit i- ' J "i i ? ; i 1 A fV. U lit IHKE NEW GOLD FIND AT BAKER Peasant Princess -3 I ws. ."v V' ; f. ' Jt j ne oi,-ir-K nunu of suxrvaiion unloosened, inia istnon motner smiles as f.hu reeds her little one in the ehilcJ-fecdIng kitchen ut fiamura. The food wan nt through the American Relief Administration. Tho ex pression on the ii:other'fj face uhould pay any who helped oend tho food. CUE ZONERS RELICS CIO flFE TO MEET Tl COLLEGE (My Ainotali'd Prpni.) l'.l!l.l,.IAN, Wli., Auk. J . Til roc iritcrcHtini? ii'lics nf pium-cr l (I!y Anwmiiif,.,! l'i.sH.) CIIKIK-IDIIAL r.-irwl Zl,e, July (My M:iih A irniun "f irii-l :ilh- letc from th! t'ltruil Zoni- is now (in iu way to 1111 is for llii' liiti-niation,.! EAKER, Auk. 7. A most encour iv'mfr iiiseo'elv ol hiirh vrmia 1. IkoIiI wk hn-'bien nm.lv on the '-(',. iniii Jack'' ic fcs i,f Hie .u.t'iv. iliorn property, .iccorriintr to infoi-in:i- iion oiouifnt tn linKcr tmlay. 1 ht- li rovery was mudi- liv F. j. .enniniri'. nianattur or tin- piopiTty, and wi lound fro- trut-inir somi vrw r. float. The vein has been tinc-'ovurl and thfl indications are than an unus ually flch ore nhoot lius been discover ed, fanninirs made of the ore (rive values of several hundred dollaix tn the ton. Tests are beinir made of the ore. The discovery was made alioui HOD feet nouth on the "Captain Jack" lede;e from a point on the vein where it was worked ilurme- previous oper.-t-tinn of the mine. J. if. ('rearv who i intei-enteil 'n tho reopening of the lliiisley-Klkhnrn in the city today stated there nr.- about flu me- wnikintr at the prop erty at niesent and this number wili be considerably increased next week. two eit.ws are working on the elec tric -lower line bein(t built liom the ! Highland mine, three mi.'es away. lai'Ke crew is working on the roil I land with- 10 days the road will lie opened so autos can be driven to th:1 mine. Men are also working on th.- camp. Mr. Jennjnirs was in the citv torl.-iv jlrtim the Baisley placing an order fm ;5.tjOO feet of lumber to be-used I the building of the new camp and ui iget everything housed in 'before win- ier weaine sets in. the woi k at W AsBoelnton Prw) the mine is now being centered on get- (il-.M'.VA, July 17 (By Mail.) ting ready for winter, cutting woo.l A great subterranean river, with an and timbers, prenaring for carrying outllow of 117,000 gallon' of water a on the work of the 5,000 foot tunne! minute, has been discovered in the during the winter. .Mont I'.lanc legion. Known as Eaux' Holies, this river has thrown out mini I underground tributaries, which have! formed small lakes and wells of ex-'. ,.,,, ,. tremely pure and cold water in the 1'thlan ndleton southeast districts of Prance and ill h"" r",lcis'" where he will nttnnd some of the southern cantons of Swit- thu Kllni""lf' lnlKH meoting or tin-'-.erland. KnUlits of rythias which convents iiiinrnnnnnim U Willi L R IIIKLli iUUtfU la h r- ,.iJ .fV iAJn . ff hi SPRINGS A SPRING- IN STOCK FOR EVERY CAR QUICK SERVICE LOW PRICE W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. I'riiu-ess .Itiliana. I.I. future queon of Ilollai.d. tirt'Siti tl in the eosturnu of a 1- h'inish i-asant riven to her Uy tlic- hurKomaster of Muldlehurg on a recent visit, "Mt. Emily" Products Is your assurance that you are getting the Best in Cured Meats The Grande Ronde Meat Co. liltlTISII I'ltOI'OSI-: It.KI.IIOAC) J 1-ltUM JKItl MAI, KM Tfl ItA(.IIAI) The origin of the river ; th n 'August H fo ra in-day session. Mr. cient lower glaciers of .Mont Blanc (;"'in" ls master at arms in the na which it has been proved flow from!'1"""1'' organization. The di-les'atiM the bottom as well as the top, the lat-ifrom tllp Ktlltl' ''1' I'''-auk (Iratit, city ter snnnlvintr indireetlv i)i.. ...wt'attorey of Portland. I.eidte; R. Women's (iames which open in that the llhine. ti ! ! Crunch of Portla'nd and Willard L. cily August 20. The young women The waters of Eaux Belles at a!M"r'", "r Albany. Kollnwing the are giving exhibition games at Ha- depth of 2fi to 50 yaids beneath the """''''"If I" -s"" Francisco, the su vana nn:l Hermuila, and in Snain otii mountains have carved out wonderful Prenie officers will go to Vancouver, the way over. After the games they, and beautiful caverns, giottoes an.liWasll., where they will nartieioati. in ( I'y Anf octn led Press.) JKIUTSAI.KM, Aug. 7. The Brit-' I ish government has proposed tn J lib Saouil, liader or tho Wallabite i trihesnten, the construction of a ' i-iillroad line from Jerusalem to Hag- I lad. Irb Saoud lias not consented. nevertheless the Hritish soon will ! begin work on the line. Whi n com- 'l plelcd it will hi. possible ti travel ' friiiu Cairo to llagdad In three days . Instead or the three wevka required today. TAXI 143-W Boston Lunch will tour Cerinuuv. KnL'lmu and Heul liind mirl then cume to New York about the muhlle of Sentembur. It is plan- tin, northwest have linen nsxiirnvtl far ,,Ml l" n,xvp. VP? ' I),(!r ' safe-Jteepini to the niuseum of Wash iiiK'too Stale CnlliKe here by the of ficers of the Timthy Memorial ussu eintinu, which has just been orjuiizcl. The rt'lies ineluile the old Ih-II wiili whieh I'reaclH'i- Timothy, an Indian concert, used to call his follower. together for morning and even in jj pnmr and special Sunday service-;; a camas diK('r. an instrument pointed ut hoth oiuls, which was. used hv "Tima, Timothys wife, in ditfifiriK ront.s and lie lbs; and a brundiiiK iron which, it is claimed, was the property ol Timothy's daughter. The relics will be placed in the mu seum subject to the call of the nieni- niiai association. The authenticity oi the ownership of all the articli's is vouched tor by old Indians who were on in ti male terms with the owner. i. The relics were found in the if rave.- ol limothy and I una, and, according to the old Indians, were buried wiln the latter. According to the old Indiuns, Tim othy was 1 0M yeaiH old at the time of his death in IHH!) and was a boy in Ins teens when Lewis and Clark crossed the river in IHllf). ouloirs full of stalactites and stalag mites. Wll.l. IKPI.'f"P YI.'V limit Host on and Philadelphia. An inspection of the Westim-fil- The Canal .one team consists of lihi road will he made within thn I.ona Ftathhone, Kstlicr Greene andinear ftiture, acrordhiK to the nlnns Mi s. C. i. liath- Mrs. J, I,. Greene I of t'r,l. Patil Weyrauch of Witllu accompanies the team as ehaperone,; Walla, of the Hltm Mountain HiKh and limner Ial;er, nhysical director: way association. Informal inn of the in the Canal one, will manage andilrlp tins been rnceived by County coach the team. .ludKi 1. M. Krhunney, In n lejter Miss Hathbone has a record of 15 4-.Vj from K. M. Smith .Ht'eretary-treuH-si'i-onds for the HH)-yaid hurdles, andim'pr of the nssociatlon. Col. Wey also docs exceptionally well with thei ranch plans to have as IiIH Kuest Iir javelin and the statidintf broad jump, r SummHrs, representative In eongresH ti ihs iiieeue nas a record oi a-n eoruerstoiiH laying ovevcise which will mark the beginning of ilio eon st ruction work of llje Ureiam-Wash-Kast Oregon ian. City A I moot Has Monopoly. About SMJ tier cent of Hie diamond rutting establishments In the United!' States nre located In .New York. ! of Washinetoii's fourth illurrtt Th eonds for the KMl-yard dash; 45 se.- members of the county court of Cmatilla eounty, together with oth ers interested, hav been invited to compose the party for the trip from WVston t0 .Elgin. I'enUIetou ;uHt Oregoulau. ends for the MOO-meter run and 4 ft t in. in the running high jump. Mrs. Ilnth's best performance for the slnrt put, K Dounds with riirht and left hand, is 55 feet, .'I inches- She is in cidentally the bowling champion and champion sharpshooter of the Isthmus. Intermountain Champs to Battle Boise Mountaineers No Eye for Them J The jfolfer must keen Ms ovo nn k Ii hall. I'erhnps that Is why nrettv sin- !! of lnl 111 IllCT VOtlT fill'tll ! ! Better Than Medicine Wo li;ue a niodol to suit you raiiji'ins; in price IVoui to $7")0. SEE THEM HEAR THEM jind you will want them. Terms as you like. Clotting: well rood faster by far with a Drnnswiek to help pau& tho tedious hours. And while it amuses it trains the ear to tin appreciation of true tones. 'iMnsielans recommend The Ilrtinswlck to nld in the rutisi- C. ! ,, i ; ; "i euueiiuon oi eniinren. OIlAltlcr tllR importance' J nrnnswirk Ilecorda are also itnKiiin In tho artistic beautv f sPaint With!! i Air 4 i n RUSSIAN WILL miTrD lAiuiTyjiM r a it r n in i 1 1 uu:v I IHII II UL'Ifri IK tllV II ( I I I Hit ! I j HK. 7. Vlnd-A1 veteran anil to ent ! ' rt A K r-; I E . Anu. 7. The arrange ments for tile playing of a series of four i;nines with the Western Idaho ehalllnons have heen completed and!1 the first two (rames will he Plnyul a'jj Hoise on Auirnst lil-2(l. The fin:il l two will he at linker on August 2tW7. j' The Itoise .Mountaineers are rennr;-'! land a hard foinrht iranie is looked fo--1 ward to hy the Colts. Hoth sides will I use the same team that went through eason s nlnv. don't ko In much Transcript. for golf. Boston lie WAI.I.A WAI.I.A linn- Itoitjanskv. war refui e, has ariived liere iWhitniau cidleire this fall. L'l! years of aire hut he lias had expei iences than commonly fall to the lot of n man of H2. A native of Hussia, llodjansUv was educated there before the i)olsh.'-( vik uprisintr. lie enlisted in (loner 'I i Kolchali's 111 my and rode three thous-j mid miles 111 winter. 1 he army went into China, where it was dislianded. leaving Ivodjanskv stranded and forc ed to accept the lowest kind of work in competition with Chinese coolies. In M-mch-ii in Uodrmskv encounte"- Exide Batteries Halterles in stock, jtatteries for rent, lliillet les reehiirped. R.itterieH Walereil Kreo. Hatterles of nil makes repaired ItOSCII MAUXKTO SHKVH'K SIKO.MItl lUi ( Altlll lil TtMi Sl lt M K i i;i:r m iu.i ss, irp. In I.eiKhton's M.u hhie Works WOOD OltnRI! NOW BEFORE PRICKS ADVANCE 1-ft. WOOI1 nt 7.BO Kl-ln. WOOD a( 8.rll to $!).oa CALL MAIN 734 ' Harris Grocery i I buildings sprayed under. '5 i "li, nigh pressure! air d 1 g s ; i .ii '.lnonm. 1...T1 l.nln !o ' I fit i Liiiiu jitui, in I 1 . ; cheaper. ! or their Interpretation. A Hrunswlck, on n Urun,swlck this Is the height of mualcnl achievement. Brunswick ii J. A. Rankin Res. 1304 0 Avenue Eastern Oregon j Music Co, 209 Fir Street 30c Meals and Up Served from 6 a. m. to 1 a. m. Midnight Chinese Dishes Also-TAXI n t t looaie riouse 1005 A(lms Ave. First class Noodles and Cliinese Dishes from 1l.-:!0 a. m. until 1 p. m. All kinds of pit!, sand wiches and coffee. WONG SING, Proprietor Both Places 237-J Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar BUSINESS IS GOOD Come on and trade at the most reason able cash and credit grocery in La Grande. You got your orders delivered, at the house free. ( r Very Best for The Very Least Hoy's Percale Waisls Hoy's K nick bucket's .. Children's Half Sox. i Children's Mercerized I'tiir 50c !)!lc ssorled colors, pair 'J.V 1 Sox in solid colors .".(), 1.2i: to !H.!S :0c I ..-lilies' dark blue ISimalow Aprons. ralicy haskets With cover )lic iille of men's Ties Crcy (iranitc Stew Pans Sclco Fleet ric Iron, special Polish M,.ps Ib-rse Shoe Tumblers, doen .. . 50c l.)C ...$.).(;.! 50c 7"c ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Buy Your Tires Now! Diamond lires and ! Tubes at BOTTOM PRICES :!0x:!i o Hiamon.l Tread I'abric thcr Sizes in Propovi ion. "r;- Discount for Cash. 'if i - -.. 5 i T?t& 1 t - VSJ l 1 -i VY V i 1 :!..".( i Pl.lw". J. G. HOL GROCER Quality and Service CALL 11 Am 43 For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to No nqmezlng of organs; no proH9iir; defects of figure rorrpcteil; a porfoct founda tion for your gonna. This in Addition to th com forts afforded through the ex clusive "I.n (.'ami lie" featurea; No pressure on sptne; no cut tine: by hu'ors; no pinching of clasps; no dipping of stays at top but freedom, ventilation, satisfaction. A complete ltn of the rtlf front models always o j hand. lrtte 9--j0 unU up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Ilea. 1702. Cor. Spring ft Oak Puono &l SKIP, SKIP, SKIP, SO fMS ; AIRY AND FREE! jJjM Sklpplns Is good for little girls- (Jjg g.V So is Mucphrrson's Bread. , rfWJfSI E. One makes tliem agile and JiiivWfcil i biiht-eyed. Qr C.fi The other sturdy and stroug. OsA "f Kxerclse and Macpheraon's 5 Jt-7 c-t i Bread: There's a combination a & J ) you cannot be.tl for growing ktd- J" tJ "lea' v!l "-3iX' ' X ynnr prnfer on Hip tole- y ' Z 'iC "":: pon ml tqll him to put a i , . ' . - a it i - Sacpherson's j.;-.. uprfine Bread Made 'ttfli . with Milk & 'W;: on today order. 'W macpherson's ... I BAKERY I I -. i' ... . ' . . . r 4 ; ;