La Grande evening observer., August 14, 1922, Image 2

Monday, August 14, KZ2
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THREE SEEK
SENATORS TOG1
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IT is not lowly priced corsets that we refuse
to sell, hut unlovely corsets that do not
bear the hall-mark of quality.
,We cater to those who desire and appreciate
distinctive and correct dress, whether their
incomss are large or small.
' Our ' -
GOSSARD L7,rs CORSETS
carry no extra charge because of their beauty
and superior quality. It seems wise to say
this because the distinction tliat comes of care
ful selection often gives the impression of
expensiveness. Nor is there any extra charge
for our exceptional fining service that assumes
full responsibility or your complete satisfaction.
Mississippi' Dunioc r a i i v
I'rimary Tuesday Will
I'l-int,' Campaign for Scna
lor (o Interesting ('lose.
lb.
SOLD BY
Hill's Department Store
See Our Windows for Our
August Specials
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
Tho
Store
FOREIGNERS P,
fA Knt. Wiillot "NYimI.mI onj
(Jiny AYhifo 'iy in Mos-
cow; Russians MnUe Am-;
oricai) I'rnl'ilcci's ISIush
rubles n diiy, or uhmit $250, Ih enn
i:ji(lcr'il n ;poor turnover for them'
upecukitiors.
Kori'lmuTH, however, "ii rc In n
(different position. Fil'Ht of ull they
muni )iay the high hotel prices,
for fluty cannot find iiecomoilutioiiH
i'lMwhrt, and when I hey buy ru
, bleu thev tin vu to give up real mon
ey I'm- them, while tint KiiHHiunA
f 'cm to pirk thtJm off I roes.
(My An-oclutwl ITckm.)
JACKSON, MIbh., Auk. 14. MisH
iRHippl'H deinociatic primary n'1
Tu'iHilay brliiKH to n done one of
the moHt interesting and nharply
contested r;unpalKHH of recent yearn
anions tho thru candidates seekniK
null) Ina lion for the Heat heliiR va
ciiled by John Sharp WHIiu.nH in
l he. United States senate. Noinhin
ihm Ih equivalent to election.
l-'ornitr CoiiKreHsmnn H u e r t
KephmiH, of New Albany, fonimr
Unite-J- Sin leu Senator Juntos K.
Vardainan, of Jack won, and. AIIhm
Hello Kearney, of Flora, aa cand.-
dates lor the Hunatorlni toirn, Iihv.i
utv.U contributed largely 10 the Jii-
lereHt that iiHually attend i hu:U a
campaign. According to ue'l posl-
d political observers, each v. HI poll
larKf vote In TueMlay's con test.
and while headquarters of all three
Lin:lidales express entire confldeuee
In the outcome .in last minute an
nouncements, ft Ih generally con
ceded that none of the three will
have a walkaway.
Women Will Vole.
Forecasts of the probable vote to
be polled vary from HiO.000 to
IKn.O'lO. It Ih estimated thai from
:i,0ti to fiO.fMMi women wiii vole
for the first Hlnte. Veteran :olit(-j
cal observers dfetltire thai tho wo-,
inen's vole will bo a deciding l:n'-1
tor In the contest.
The uncertainty ns .to (he fend
of tho fnninlnd vole closely coi.-;-cldes
with l he uncertainty that ire- j
vails as to the probable ou'eoiue of
the candidacy of Miss Kearney. If
she should poll as many as 25.000 j
votes n second ulmary will be j
necessary. Mr. Stephens has beei; 1
making an active rumpnUu for the
past several weeks, while Miss Koar-I
ney haK been campaigning for about
20 montliH. Mr. Vardamr:i person
ally has taken no active pu-t In I he
campaign.
Wilson Titkes Haul.
Former President Wood row Wil
son's letter declaring Mr. Vardainan
to bo "wholly false and untrust
worthy," anil rxprossliiK the hope
thai he will not be again h-mii to
tho United Stales Hf-nute has not
been useJj by Mr. Stephen hi his
campaign aiiceches. tilthou!)1 he vig
orously denounced Mr. Vnnlnin i.i
for his. alleged desertion of the
democratic party during ihe world
war and for ins ailack upon tne
I Wilson ml minis! ration darint: and
following tho war.
Tho determination of tho do-no-
cratic Htaie executive committee to
prevent ropubl leans and socialists
frour participating in the democratic
primary, us they have don.i in- con
nlderable mi in hern In former years,
has canned mur mu rings of discon
tent in he Vnrdanrin r.ittks. be-
icoufi, accoidini? to demo. -rat I? oi'ti
irials, tlnv h-.ul counted on iwyv
ling apro.c ;:i:it.!'y 'Jt,t)U) otes fr un
these elem i't.i In f-irmt-r yeni h
it bus bi:n ll;i ?M-.t n to allow ill'
white ine.i duty iiali'ie,) j(,r n!
fragti to participate in the dumu
eriilic priii! i y. le-.rdlcRH of po'.'ii
,cal affil; ti on: hu. il i. year a'l je
I publican uml Hoclalists will be
.ehiiileiigud.
Second only to the senatorial con
test in general interest are Mie con
tests in several congressional dis-
jtri'tw. , Tlierw were eleventh hour
jsnsatiojiH in the fifth and eighth
(districts caused by new entries, and
j there is much speculation us to
what will happen in these two dis
j tricts.
I Congressman J. W. Collier, who
I has served the eighth district for
'twelve consecutive years, is opposed)
iby J. If. Howie, of Jackson, (lis-1
ftfiet attorney for the seventh judl-i
Icial district. ,
f In the fifth district,, where Con
jgressuiau Ho as Collins, a first-term-er,
had been striving for honors
in u content with Mrs. J. K. Ar
jnold, of Union tho voters were glv
jen a profound suiuirise by the last
i minute announcement thai. United
'States MaiHhal Floyd J-oper Iiad
entered tho contest.
In the fourth district Congress
man T. U. SiKSon is battling with
three opponents H. S. Semiuelnuin
and S. A. Miller -ol West Point nml
Jeff Itusby of Houston. It is gen
erally conceded that a second pri
mary will 1je necessary to fettle
I this comes).
j Personalities became- so pointed
:in (he sevi'nth district between Con
gressman Quln and his single opij
ni nt, Hugh V. Wall, of Hrookhaven,
that they early' abandoned all plans
for a joint debate. Thia Is Mr.
.Wall's second effort to win over
Qulii.
caiiilldate of two years ago, but the
race has nitracted little attention.
Congress J, );. Itnnktn, of the
first district, and Conuressman IJeu-
jumiu HumplirieH, ot the third dis
trict, have beiu declared nominees
of the party, neither having opposition.
ROYAL ESTATE
- VALUED HIGH
HONOLULU, T. II., Aug. 11.
The estate of the late Prinze Jonah;
Kuhlo Kalanianaole, who served for
twenty years ns the territorial dle- i
gate to congress. Is valued at $ 1 IG.
:Ju 1.50, according to the inventory
fried in the circuit court here.
Tho unencumbered income de
rived from the estate by the widow.
Princess Klizabeth Kalanianaole, ap
proximates $ 2,800 annually, and a
movement is on loot here to obiaiu
u govern in t pension for her in
memory of the services rendered
tho territory by the prince. The
recent republican territorial conven
tion pledged itself to obtain Huch
a pension from tho legislature.
In the sixth district of T. Webber
Wilson, district nttorney, cluini he
majority of 7,000
opponent, Jeff- Col
bui this Is disputed
side. 'Congressman
(k not HeOklng re-
will win by a
votes over bin
iius, or Laurel,
by the other
Paul bohuson
election.
Congressman H. CL Lowrey of the
second district, has a lively uppon
eut fn A. (' Anderson, a defeated
SUGAR BEETS TO
BE BUMPER CHOP
SALT LARK CITY,- Utah, Auk.
14.- The sugar beet crop in Utah
and Idaho this year is .expected to
average between 12 and It tons
per ucre compared with 10 tone
in i;21, according to. reports com
piled here. The total tonnage,
however, will be smaller than last
year because of n lesser number
of acres planted.
The 1!)2U Idaho production is es
limated at 200.000 tons, or 120,000
tons under 19 21. Tho acreage
planted in Idaho shows a. decrease
of approximately 2n,ini0.
(H.V ARP.U-tlll.'.l l'l'I'HH.)
MOSCOW, July r.. (By M:ill1.
After one or two visits to Moscow's
liowly opened mid cny summer
cafes, foreigners Isltlng II usshi
usually retire to tlmir rooms to a
dint of crack era and cht .'hp and
frantically telegraph home fur mor
money. The Ktiodan capital ha;
become probably the mose expensiw
city in Kurope from the standpoint
of living costs til the foreigner. ln-;
bliinhlngly the restaurant proprie
tors furnish third nit.' nuats andj
demand prices v hlcli an Ani'-rican I
miiiiini-r resort tr.otel in itii- lieiuht '
of the Hcason wivuild not even ctm-1
nlder. A mor lea w:i r jvrofil 'ei'.i '
wero blushing, slr.rlnkii'i; voiU-ii! in,
comparison with fliKu uw n gel -rich -!
quick trillloncireH. j
Ht Mollnr )cc H am.
Two young Americans w i at tn
njio of these rnstn nrants and c-ib r-'
ol a beef steak, a ,i omelette, a tnt-!
tie of near beer ant tv.-o -iMi:li nnw !
of coffe. The eh v w.is t t.e i i:!.!e'
flrjulvnlent of J 1 x . l-'om- oth.-rs or .
denkl small portWnis nf ic cr.-.imj
lecor.aled with a s' r iw fit-t ry and a
thin rt'ice from a p"nr. Tle-ir cIum-Ic j
wan ,;. Hut il cowl Ih. in another j
dollar apiece in eutr.uiiv jnt j
10 gel. into tho pine. '
The restaurant pmprietutM
that li'X.h luxes and the Uw) eimis'
of opera t Ion make i It. -: cIuli .,t '
necessar..' but I iteir cihUum.-: n su- j
peot they ate try inc. to m.i h:w-U 1
In one hUVniuer nil the iimn y ihryi
nank in roinoih lllng and i.-.fuii'pii..v !
their cafes.
HllHsians by 1 he ; (.
Ul6HU prices wfUuilH . iut . l-e
they nhn are spicut'iii- i,,)- i
FLYGASTERS Tl
VIE S I SOON
(ttv AHsnclotecl lrnl
SAN l-'li ANl'lStH), Aug. 14. A
Pacific Coast tournament of fly and
lure casters from the lending clubs
el Oreuon. Washington ami Cali
fornia, will be held n( Stow lake
in Golden Catn park here in the
latter part of August under the
auspices of the San Francisco Kly
Casting club.
The M ult iiomah anglers of Port
land will send a delegation which
I nr hi (I is I tack us, Herman and Mc-
I'ai'I.nid. mi t ion a 1 record holders,
while (he Hen It In team will be
headed by Udhohn, lirr and Hyer,
t iscnr Lane is t he captain of (hi
Los Autelej, entrant.
TAXI 243-W
Boston Lunch '
1 "209 Fir Street
30c Meals and Up Served from 6 a. m. to 1 a. m.
Midnight Chinese Dishes Also
TAXI 287-J
Noodle House
. 1005 Adams Ave.
First Haas Slondlrs mid Chinese Dishes, from 11:30 n. m.
until 1 p. in. All klndfl of pU, 8nntlwiclu and coffee.
WONG SING, Proprietor Both Places
II! FIVE
i Mv Sfl... 1're.is.)
1UHJP1AM. Wash., Auk. 14.
I'd it y - ti e whales" have been tak .'it
IIuih tar this reason at (he whaling
station al Westport. Threw wliJilinK
"h.Mls have made thy cauhes.
w hi. h include :tr humphncks. nine
'lub-.-ks ;ui,i mu- sierm. The catch
i-; bclnw normal at present, but
the uhab-rs hope to attain their
t M'lvted latch before the season
. h. -s l:it - In O. tote-r
1.
BANG'S
A ' The Typewriter Man.
Cleaning and Adjusting Guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable. '
Bargains in Second Hand Machines.
. , Call Foley Hotel
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The Genie of the Wires
Aladdin summoned the genie of the lamp and
any wish was immediately gratified.
At your command there is the genie of the wires.
He will take your voice instantly without regard
to distance wherever you maj' desire to send it.
You are familiar with the conveniences of local
telephone service, but have you ever 'thought of
the pleasure or profit available: in the use of the
long distance lines?
The genie of the lamp was the servant of a single
individual. The genie of the wires will respond to
the call of every telephone user.
Every Bell telephone is a Long Distance station.
"Mt. Emily" Products
Is your assurance that you are getting the
Best in Cured Meats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
by
eek!
-everything for the baby
Infant s White Dresses 3- t" $1.0
Infant's LYnlien Wool Shirt 9Hn
.Japanese 'Silk guilts M
Ksinoiid (Vil) r.lankets in culoi s . ..l.!'-") 1 $.7
"White Cotton lilankels OSc
Infant's Sweaters !): to ifL'.-l.")
Flannel Shirts 9So
White Outing Skirts ""
liuhlier 1'ants 0:
I J i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 - lilankels oTJi;
Woo Jlose, white and colors :!."ie to ").")
With every 1vo dollar .u i-.-ha.o of Infant:
wear we will he free one hahy rattle.
ANDREW'S VARIETY
STORE
If ITCHEN.
HOMFORT,
LIAY BE OBTAINED THESE HOT SUMMER-
DAYS BY THE EMPLOYMENT OF ! I
FlArtri CnntArtre DaviPAK 1"'
You would lie surprised to know the size of a
meal that may be prepared with a few simple
devices. The cost o;f operation is trivial in com
parison with the convenience and comfort ob
tained. Call and See Our Line of
TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, HOT PLATES,
GRILLS
Eastern Oregon Light and
Power Company
and
Turn the Corner
Save
White Satin Flour-
None better sold in La Grande. Every
pound guaranteed.
It makes bread that you like to show
your neighbors.
Try a sack and be convinced.
MAI M
f m The Pacific Telephone $
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And Telegraph Company
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