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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1922)
T Wednesday, August 9, H22 PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Yon Tell 'em . '.. A ' ABOUT THE NEW l 1 ' s AT HILL'S ' Suits With Extra Trousers All Sizes 6 to 15 Years , ( i.lo.l of new ill willi 1 prices. ml; 1 11',' iy s Suits in ;i lii'' ;i il' 1 lollSITS. I'm- -'.ill wear. I Iozcim s.iiliiieiil nl' patterns. All at l"v limderal" i I Hill's Dep't Store mm plea i.euied !;, s ul. i) stoiiv Hl'T A (;oiii osi excites mm . i" ., 11, .1 . .. n . .i... i. ..i i "l.' .i .i ii inavi." ie.-i ;- "I'Minn .11 111 Cltli; It. IHMI lift l ie, ""I"" ' . whether Ihe defendant lie cunilnitte I Judiru Wilbur, who suul their testi-i , to a stale b,)sillul, piisun, or released, ninilv wuh frequently so cnnflietlne; : ! under piobatiormiy Biiiii.ivisii.n to -a hopelessly to In-wilder u jury. I Mrs. Malum iiurns. .siivaniin. Mi., piiw.le hospital or othrr custody, the. "The expert should be railed in ly iclntt an experience, Ine- like (it etuinniK jurisdiction for 'it Ihe state , .o an i r i tin unpai urn ju-i wiihii nus raiin .'. loiiK ns the maximum term of dlciul state ol minu, ne mm. neieiiinii imuhi in no- i.ui.v. sonmeiit :'ur the oflense. , nut to search for reasons or arguments (.,. ,i, ai.cl iviateil ny tnousanils ot to suslmn the position ot ellller tne . hers, as follows: i used a Dome, DelclisV ii' liiMinilv is Invj- 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 ti Judyv Wil .V i:i i( r, nr. mii in. ... u . i. :.. , in nsei-ui on or ine tieieiise, ,,, e nitiiioei i.uo lone murder, or rather who L" in-! "We hl'"U"1 "".'' "V""" ', i l!,',m''ly ","'! ' '.nueem.y killed some unxusii. Kin and 1 juiimirucjeni-e upon tluth and exeoule ,..,,, ,,. l I lux I dysentery I . I had unilendin bystander, because under."- '" justiw, anil u plan tnai pu.-j i,u r all;,.-' i me same comnii mi I the Mime infln,.,,,.,. h ...... b.n .... a nieiiiiuin on pei niiy and Dinorain " ,,, llUr years auo and a lew ilos- .other when the occasion arises" I h... f hould be abolished. ; speaker explained. "His verv liino-; " 7 ' ,,. tlv I.? Ahj.;ii.i.1 Pres.) . ; cence of wionK motives and inade.' All?, mill la.st .lay lo pay -s.. l' .A.MISUi, Auj.'- !). Insan uiuaey of provocation make him a r'"t without a penalty. 8-.--.I ily as a defense snouul be done away c'ualer menace to societv than the. mill in criminal .trials because it not wili'u! wronedoi ," i HFAI TIIR WANT APS! .only Unds to leave society Ultprotect-j ;.'d lioin tilt nets of persons acquitted j mi tliis ground but also becomes a : ioak lol climes commitle,! under the : 'enwiitleil law," declared Cuilis ll.' i Wilbur, associate justice of the su- ipieiiie coin t of ('aliloinia, in an ad-' . dicss today before the judicial section j of the AiiRiicun Kar Association. 1 "At present the defense of insau i it is a trap for the insane anil a way "f escape for the sane," ho said. "It is a huuihujr, a pietense, a cloak for li. (jocrisy, an invitation to murder alt : too fleiui!ltly accepted by the jealous lover, (he .liscaidcd mistiess, the in. (liKlllllit fnlhel or outlawed husblilid " lie said the "unwritten law" had taken such hold of the imntri.'nit ion of ; ihe pi' pie that the trial of a murder er became the trial of the dead man . wnose villainies are exaKer.i'ed as a cause for the defendant be.-oniin in , sane. Ju.li;e Wilbur, who has figured I pioiiiinently in juvenile and adult pro l.alioii work anil care of the insane in ( a h I oi nia, proposed that insanity no loneer be treated as a defense 'to a iiniin.il chaixc., that evidence on thti subiicl 1 e excluded from a jury try i nt! ii ciiminal case and that a board I I XSHAK EN TKSTI.MOX V. 1 Time is the' lest of ti'uth. An 1 'Demi's Kidney' I'ills have stood the lesi in I. a (iiande. No I.a Urande resi-'i ie:it who .suffers backache, or annoy ;iiiL: uiinaiy ilis can remain unconvinc- il ny tins Iw ice-told leslipionv. 1 w M. ii-., f 1 11 l-.ll M -" v e iiinwocii. 1.1-4 .i n up t'ulj.: and Diarrhoea" this icniedv cured me. 1 hav-j !( onillli'Miled il to dozens of peoplj since 1 first u-.'d it and shall fontinue to do so for I know it is a (tiick and positive cure for bowel troubles." Adv. Our August Specials liiissinii Tvpi' Miiicr;il Oil Mi'k .M:itr'ni-i 1 I ) ix. ( l(i"(!-tVrni Hair N'cls I'l'IVi'Vi S(.iV;i I 'liiisplialc l,ilac 'ct;alal '.)( ( iciiilciiian' .IJ.illi Toi' 1.III ,. l.(li) . (i()c ..i.ro .. (ii)i- -im-. 7!) . ;!!!, 1.1!) ::'ii' 'ralciini PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE Wliere Most Folks Buy Their Drugs The hov Ik In a slate of nervous St., La (Handc, says: "I conscienL-- lously recommend Dunn's Kidney I'ills lor I know fiom peisonal experience! ollaiise hiM-adse of the fiecltleii. and Ihcy ale a irood reliable remedy for was unable to nive a coin-rent sln y I kidney ilisoidcrs and itencral physical of the trarml.v ' ) is niirnini;. Ho ! u,,l" ession. Whenever I notice any' slated lo ihe coroner, however, that i nipn.nis oi Kidney trouhle coming1 the car. a llfibl one, was driven nt",1,1"'w "' "oall s ovelcome the trou- a sliced nl' Iriiin 2fi to :tu miles an , ' andact as a tonic to my whole; hour, liccause the maehiue landed J,'1.1'"'- Ihlatement Kivrn May 2r on Its win-els it U Ihoimhl thai, ,, ,, ,. ,., ,, , .' after skidding ntrd hitiiue ihe rocks ., " J .'v li',0. M- Camplvl on the r(i:nl. It lirsl lhr..w lliown I','';' ;,. ' ,w ,l,.,.'1 lwavs, ""-"I'iniend; " .1.I..IH.Y inn ns i nave nevi'i lound anytbiliK to eiiual them .for oc-' icasional allacks of kidney complaint.' I 1'rice C.Uc. at all dealers. Don't1 fsimplv a-ik for a kidney remedy uet ; ;., i. -, . . "onus iviuney rills tne same that: AUK. HHh last nay (, pay waler ;Mls. c :fl n i p l.-1 1 had. Koster-.Milhurn1 rem wlih(iiit a penult;-- -7-:;t U'., ir,s. Tuffalo X V i iron! Ihe car hut thai ho was un-I , able to make bin :csrnpe hel'ore the lear struck hllll as ,lt wejit over Ihe ortfco of the road. M BROWS IS - KILLED OV AUTO Po)iiiar IN'iHllcfon iMcl ' Dcnlli when Skidded in (!i;i('l. hy you uk J uli ii IliM-kw llli, !i iihti'il in the Mlt Kinv-1, phnit'il ivr a IT. riMtl CMIllliUllillUHtt, llUH'.V tlu' driver fn'e (i) (hn tnaihiiu' hut pin- iinl "l);nl" hfiu-iith il in lluv l'rcl i W.lhT Jit i li foot of tin' Kill'-!'- "lln two ui'iM ii ii run to to IJiho l In liMhmMlim tir 4. 1m H'Mkuilh Ad- C'h VAl V(M',tHl"K ':l'l'lliiliy, mum iit't kvvHii, iiiicr v.iin :u ('MiitN lo lilt tin' nuirlihii' fvom Hi" t ImmIv, Wiiw ritially iihUmI hy .1. Kop- t'ord, whu was tlriviim to Yoalumi, V. V.. and "who was nioppi'd py t lit1 hoy. known ' J. T. Ii row n. fon-ioT, was called ' Mini's ill ,i lid with the aid nl' hursi'K li'oni the ' was IiH- Stlltis rancn llie wrt'fUjme wiin i'e- it liad VI-rNlH.KTOX. A int. 0 llrowni al'lei't n.nateH lN'iKilntnii iMipK'. and h theatrical fnik ;r. 'It. id. cd yesterday .on Hit lilt-'h w a v lit-lnw iiiu ed from Ihe hi-dy ai llarnliart when a la wlmli li heen heiitiaih Ine inai-hiiio for an AVim jldiii!! and wlitch w:ts " ' t hour and a hall. a, .V. wl i :Ti BLACKTREAD TIRES Wit 'i.JVew Features ? . , CORD-ROAD Kl MG PARAGON Supreme in .Appearance, Mileaoe, and Noin-Skid Security ' t K L. hilly. La (iraiidc. . luiy Siriiiio-, La (iraiulc. Lcii;litoii eV: Oxncr, La CI ramie. .1. AI. Lindsav, Island Cily (lavanc ajiiaflBijMalifciaMalitfWW :i;,i . : v v. i 1 1 1 ii ill' iii,:!jiiiH;ii;!lhMi llh ! WW i: ,!m j0'nr-: f-mw.i'x vmm : h : iiJ I v iM ! ! !' 1 ; 1 I II I ii' ivft M '. !.. i .1.;Vtfl 11 , (I 'i ' , tK 40 a 1.' -W.'J THE TURN IN THE ROAD SOAiE time or other everyone conies to tlie turn in the road. "Turn to the right and you can't go " :., r. I., ,1 '.. i viiejiif la an JiiA aajiug, in mo. eahu tt 111 111 lO the right leads to the Savings Bank, to preparedness, to independence. If you haven't a 'savings account, remember that it is a long road that lias no turning, 3 ,...TUis bank will be glad to serve you. United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon MEMBER FEDERAL. - RES E R V E'P-5 S Y S T E M 1 a The Most Economical Coal Sold in the Northwest teftp'-i tSw'lM--V'. . mm: Swinging and Laughing and Eating Bread -- 'I hesi are the t hitiM that inal(e ihiUli 11 hriu!it-''d ami niddy i anvi a nd h.t ppj . I.iitle Mum. te lis nerd rial tuoil I !; Hi -ul just as 111 nth as 1 lit i r hints inetl imir fresh air. Mr. hd i it ta:-i 'i ;i a tlsMie-linllder and ni h.'.sid's. - The uud lliMir. umii! milk, '.un! rompivsM'd y.;t3L nl which tnir ! ti.t f is made mve- it a na- t iim'jI, whidestiiiie Havor and a j I i at I'oud .lllU). I y Tell .iur uro'er to send plenty of : J-- -,.1'. .Vi:.',-. '' .' ,' Superfine Bread lo.il' of pule cmiilness. MACPHERSON'S BAKERY T viV 4 . wS i XJU , " 1 'y, ' r 1 Ik! Coal Bought Now is Heat Insurance Spring Canyon Coal Best "Ciial d'X'sifl cat any lnvad!" and a supply in i 1 1- cellar now hiMiivs heal and i'inil"orl Ihis inter. Surely iv.. 11 ean -el Coal later. Ion. hut when the .streets are rovered willi snow and iee and e cryliody is .-Li 1 1 1. r i 1 1 u I'm- seivi.-e. deliveries are impaired. Then. too. ili,. iv are other . out ineem-ies that liel'ore curtailed the Cal sitppiv in"Wiu- ope 1 hey won 1 .-main, ), xwy ini.uht ! Let us deliver vimi's tinlav. hav ter we The Grande Rorale Lumber Co. Exclusive Representative of the National o Builders Bureau Utah's Best By Government Test o o Sawyer-Holm Phone Main 17 . Co. H lp;ihi...i in I iiniMimtn i i. . Jt v ..-.f U4m, 4 m I ii" I .Ls
