La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 14, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMonday. August 14, 1922 r PAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER irv La Grande Evening Observer AW inoki'i:nii:nt nuwhiaij-:h. Published dally and wkly ut m Grnde, Oruifon. by I.h (inmde Kvun ixtm Obf-ervor Publlnhtnff Company. , BHUCB DKNNia, Editor. EnUrtd At th Ponlofflce at La fSnindu, CrfB Second Clans Mull uii-Uur. II (ommuiilratlonit to THI BlfinYWH. 1416 Adam Ave., Of&oda, Or axon, DBBCftlPTION JtATKS. t ,.. By Carrier. Daily pr month pally, per itin- month a PttQy, pur ix i)H., In advancu alngU copy - , 75c By Mall. Dnlly, per year, in advance Dully, nix tnimlliB, In mlviincu .... Dally, Ihreu jii"tiUj In advance. . OmIIv, per month Wkly Oforn'rvt-r-Htitr, by mull, per year. It) avaiice ... .15.00 ....60 .$1.04 On huIo In oHht cltl.;B Oroiron HotH V.. uu Si i. i.d l'urllmirl : ltllDtrtal NeWii Kland. I 'or I la ml: Multnomah Niw Utiiitd, Portland. it oi.' aknociatkij phi:jm. TIim .Hfi:mtwl Prcaa l exi:lulvi-l ontltlcd to m-; for putiUruUnu of all ih urf illspat' Ik cr.-dil. d to It - mui otherwise rr. ilitfd In thin mt. n-i nu the lo.vil iii'HH puhllHlud llu.r..l" All rlwhtH of ri-i"ihti. Mlln of Hpoctai dlmmlclinM lure alfto are reaurvrd. CUV AM) rTY OFFICIAL I'Ali;!!. , BILL WHITE QUITS "JUDGE." . Those who have known William Allen AViiiie JW many years are not surprised at announcement staling lie lias quit' the job as editor of the weekly magazine "Jude." Just how' White lias stood for the paper's policy the short Jiinc he has been with it is not finite understood. A hat cver may he said about Hill White it must be admitted that he has always upheld and fought for the cleaner and Letter things of 'life. ...... : "Judge" has deteriorated into a publication which, it it had existed' thirty years ago, would have been the offi-j rial oriran for nainted ladies. The frontispiece this week I contained a picture which a few years ago would not have been allowed in n Christian home, and much of its jokes and reading matter are tinged to say the least. Uill AVhite is not that kind of a man and' it is not at all surprising that he "struck." , o ' v It is claimed the buyers at their Portland et n tion spent a million dollars. There is one funny feature of the buyer's convention when a buyer buys a certain amount he gets his expenses paid. I!ut, say, don't he pay dearly for those expenses in Ihe emlf Nothing like be ing a middleman such as a jobber or a wholesaler these days' when all are organized on a price plus basis. o A circus calliope player qui) his job the other day am! no one. else could handle the steam. It took a conference equal to the Hague peace conference to get that fellow hack on the job so the street parade could proceed. .And it was not a wage question, either. I!ut, then, "musici ans" are frequently very queer. , o McOorinick married the actress and the press and pub lie, which have followed his antics since he had the goat glands inserted in his abdomen in order to revive the fountains of youth' can very properly saj.-, "1 told you Ilroud and hazy. Hitth ami crazy. Il must he only individual! of the lazy, hazy or crazy typoti that could so belittle what has been a perfectly self-sncrifiriiiK and heroic period of service. One can but hope that if, when ho beset bv these (cn-like tr inents, 1'ishop I'liddock holds to his announced resolution of renderintf his resignation at the coming convention in our city, it will be declined by ho unanimous a vote in the negative that its ech.es will shake Mount Hood. When people have read what this lady has to sav J feel Kure they will lie better aide to iudtre for themselves. LA CHANDl-: i'llUKCU MK.MliKH DEATH TAKES f 1. HAflfiiSDN 0.' Look i out there, kiddies, Superintendent Hamilton ken seen plodding uii the hill to the school house of late which means that there is some aHivitv around the lohLbuilding and soon the daily, stunts will be in order. x. o - :' These recent rains have just aliout wrote the death knell of Ihe hot season, now if someone will settle th'1 Strike, La Grande will settle down and enjoy Judian sum mer in the good old' fashioned manner. -o- THE OFFICE CAT BY JUNIU3- vi'-i tup i: .i -.--. v Death claimed another well known citizen of this vicinity last evening when Oliver r. Harrison, ut the end or nearly tJ years ol illness, passed on. Mr. Harrison was G8 years oi a);e. i The deceased was born near Ureei-! viile, Tennessee, and came tolhis val-M ky XI yeai'H uico. .Most of the time since his arrival has been spent on his larm, mice miles east ot La urando, leavini; thu farm eittht years airo. ll'j has been lesiduie; in La GranUe since then. He was mametl to Miss Catner-i ine Karris :il years ai;o and is survived by his wife, one tfuuKtvr, Mrs. Claire t.'rosscll, one son, Joe Harrison, a' grandson, Raymond Crossen, and threel step children, Mrs. llenrv Hughes, of1 Weiser, Idaho, Mrs. Mary Worth, of1 e'tntlalia, Washinjrln, anil VV. A. Far-j ns, of Kiveiside, Oreiron. The funeial services will be held In the SnoilKi'ass and Zimmcrmnn lar- ois e.inesday afierntion at 2:.ln o'clock and his remains will find their liual iestni(r plate in the Masonic cemetery. , l)i:iU!IKS AM) DLKIIIKS. "That maie i just imported," said the n.illionitile horse owner pi.udiy, on.-e ivun uie l.n.rliy. "Hin-ni," comnienred his friend af ter a close inspection of the animal "L'nc;ii.h or brown'.'" PALMER ILL TEAM BEATEN VKS, TilKSK ADS KKA1.LY WEUE J'kiTi'.l. in poison. V'.rkrthirp Pust. WANTKD A IVmalu donkey. Apply Cook; on'-' with son't her pu'fi i rud J'.niiun- WANTKD Kfotch in tipoliti Xu'v. WAN'TKD Respect iiulu sales girls. No Hiits (H'i'J apply- We'll tcdrh yuu. I iintun ((Jliin) Ledger. faiit'd to Kut revenue on the La Grande jr-wn tc.im, I'ein beaten yesix'nWy aftfrr;on by the score of M to 5. Up until the fifth inning, the Ka Grantk'i.s ied il to 0. hut n rullv hv th millin r beys netted them five runs during the rest of the game. The b;itleiiis were Oliver and Ol iver for Palmer anil Carrol and (Jar ritv. Cairity anif Tines for La Grande. Struck -cut by Oliver, U; by Carrol, 8; Canity, 4. lioht .sides were unanimous in agree ing that the decisions of the umpiiv weie unfair. lie couldn't live without her, si he man it d her, itruuglit iier home and went to his club. The lie.it that ran be said of soiik' person is that they do not . interfere with the work of others. T) live to a iipe old ago one must avoid being picked when green. HOME FROM TRIP INTO CANADA may do tlu There is to he a hu.w peach crop this year. Yes, hut wait and' see what the little red spider say's admit it. lie lias thrown a scare into prune men and he same with peach growers. . o ilius tar we hae not heard of Vic idfju making 111'1 mistake accredited to eoektails are a little harder to net now banks was on the coast. ' President Fairhanks. than when Cool cm Fair- La (Irande's l!oy Scouts r am forest to spend two weeks, dians hut they will have a lot n'onii. They r fini into the yn will not kill any just the same. ,Min- In- A WKSTIOX Ol' AS. A foleimier, whose knowledge of the Knjli-li Ilii'-umi'c was somewh'.it limited was lool:intr at a car, with a purchasine; eye. The salesman said: "This car is 11 barynin! it will rr i twenty-five miles with n trallon of irasoline!" "V(dl, I vum!" the f .reiirner de clared. "How far will she ko vidout any : ' Saturday afternoon A. n. Potts and Mr. and .Mrs. Bird Lewis re turned from a 2.000 mile trln Canada, Washington and I lav W ill whom Sue he who wi'iule .nd lilvi wi.-.e nl Pardon us if we hore you, lint a: that the Orande h'onde' vallev so' it f. ields if properly worked. ' :ain we a I cannot 'ise to remark he eritieied; -o- w nen ine Mapper acquires poise iress reports elaini she is ediii!-- to sin ways unite a little. o virer all it rains wl Still, if irravy l.uli atives se:ii An,:. throiich ()re(in. .Mr. Lewis is somewhat, of a trav eler and knows most of the con ditions of the country pretty -well. Mr. Lewis stales Unit "The grain and liny crops of Western Canada worn not very Rood this venr on account of the lack of rain. Most jof the rattle will he ship.d to the ,stalea 'his winter, on account or thorn not heliiK onotie.li hay and pas turage to Insure the cattle raisers of the proper feeding of their ' stork." j Leavini: Ln Grande the party starled fur Spokane, travolini: around the Okauagan lake country. Knulonps claims the largest fruit orchard In the world, covering twelve thousand acres of fertile soil. 1 On the return trip they returned hy way of Vancouver. I'ortland and made a few days' stay ut Seaside and Cannon heaeh. speaking ot tin- roads Mr. Lewis says. We never hit any roa.ls on ithe whole nip as had ns the road I1"'!" i La Oranilu ami Klgln. The roads of Canada are all graveled 'mid kept in cood shape. - The hos pitality of the citizens In the dlf I lerent towns that wo stayed while - In Camilla is unsurpassed. It seems as if Lhev can't do .enough for a iiourlst. while there is an up-to-date !p'i get any word fiMtti 1 fi'ee tourist park lu every city." must In' line countiv thai . The Kind of Customers Like We w E AltlS particularly glad to number among our customers the man who has an in.stinclive appre ciation of good clothing. To Mm the. rlno polntu of our suity are Instantly ovldent ho uonses tho woll bred charm of their style, the exclusive eleganre'of their fabrics, and thu pains taking perfection of their tailoring. And ho' kilowB (hat the prices we ask for Hulls give thrni a value which Hands splendi'ily In tbo city of La Grande and vicinity. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes theso atone Malco mi Irrushstablc apipt-al to pride hi dressing, in perfect taato. all men who take If you know good clothes, then we extend an invi tation lo examine our suits :ind test thun by direct comparison, style for style, value for value, with any other ready made clothes. Hart iSchaffuer ft Marx suits are cheaper for fall, 'frtH.OO to $55.0U TW'v, it it.- snrv. ,.?-t-i..'lV tl' el; THE HOME OP FINE CLOTHING GARLAND SUES . CHARLES HALL After a ehk'o observation we con elude thai ihe minimum on which a family of five tan live is the sum th.' provider happens to earn. There is vmie di -ad' 'cement concern inir the shrine .:f the world; but there seems to In- a erneial understanding that it's in darned bad .shape. Wi -I'luvin (ins a new law prohibit in tiie olru intr f a funt upon a brass vail while driiiliinj.f a no:i-intoxii.-atinu; Iieveiaire. In tint state you're not even a 1 Unv eil ( imagine. , POKTLANI), Autr. M. Thomas T,. Garland, an attorney, filed a suit in Multnomah county court todav for $50,000 damaicei against Chaile.s Ha'!, late candidate for republican guber natorial ntonyijiationi K. R. Coster. (head of the defense league, and tin: Ku Kliix Kian, .claiming t!ie nammn of Hall's list of illegal voters includ e the name of Garland and that In has therefore been damaged by beim;; ptuceu in a punnc nyin as an 1 1 lepra i j a voter. Garland claims to he a oneH hundred per cent American and a di-jj rect descendant of Patrick Henry. n JAPSlil I UKKT G11.K1SON INJI XKI). I Yl'lAI'-KAiJLE POINT. 14. Jolin ; pu1. NORTH POWDER, A up. M. Gilkison, Sr., and p n, left for their mining eiaim in i EaRle valley, Saturday of last we'. Pert Gilkison, who was to ntvomp;-.! Ihcm, was fotced to stay a honu d to an accident, lie was nyiiur t i ca: a horse, when one of the animal kicked at the hor-e he was ; stiuck Gilkison -n the lel't i'oot. 1-a : ly bruising it. However, he was v. i. seriously injured and was able to jui-i , S-M-tit Uia f.. Un I I I . - i El.de took a bito -'Wow ;;'.'i my apr-le." Mother- "You shouldnt cry so about :i little thin tr like that.1 B.I1! )v "liui it was my Adams aP iinuston Post. ,1 Uv ;.ni:v's i we ean nd often Daily shipment.! ire received- This is done guarantee freshness. NFWI.1M DRUG CO. The Promise cf Tomorrow HAY i YOi: NO'l'K ED. y it notiee.i that the man . what the briil. will play, plan a way? no si!verplate (old distant re! i for nt to bin row uiijney. I.. 1 peis have In i'Vi rv -j persons "-Headline in New Sun. The lis are ihe petlestrians wh ' en i u.i over'al least oiue. LEGION MEETING .'Hid (llliily, will lmvi' to ;is (lu cllaiiyi I It is nrv. r niis:ih:(! to till a lie ' lu'itla'r il atl'. i.-;ihlt' I) ahvavs U'.l ' I lie 1 1 ulh. Klappci-i uro.-s for spocd niul I'om-fiu-t. IS POSTPONED THEIR ARM The pKsililiti?s iil'liu: future arc ihe incentive to work and strive lor the attainment of some--' tiling we think is in sight for tomorrow. It gives courage and strength to endure hardship and disappointment. TOKIO, Auk. 14. Reduction ot the Japanese army, in accordance with icjiiilatinns and plans approved hy the late agreement ut' nations, was heirun today when 4.0U0 artillery men were disbanded- The retirement of several tre:ferals and other hie;h commissioned officers will be announced shortly. . You may insure your savings accou-nt with us of your earnings of today means of garantee d" the future 1 and Imil promise I iy o)enmrj a small portion d upon it as ,1 of tomorrow. 'en we most need it I il not FORUM ilishup I olisi.pi e (in n msiioi Kdilor A S'H'AHt: DM. VI. Observer:- I believe v,m want lo give everyone a s,piare deal and it occurred to me that n.any read. "f the Observer, not knowing anv-Ihlnt- about the chureh dit Terence could easily form Ihe wi-nne- opinien relntivp to Hishop Paddm-k Kor th,. reason I am truing t i ask vou to prii, the foilowinir commu'nl-a(i"n fi-oiv Marian 1). Merry, which aeni aict i , one nf the rortland papery red'nt;., ' " conrornintt the matter: 'peu "I am i:n Kpisconalian horn a-wi1"' hred. nn adherent ef the so called lu.-'i ,'I M church Party, and as such the n ; 11 '- l- e: "it of live dul'i r, n Htately forms of our nceepted ritud ' ' Vl 1 ''l'' en;iic iomttev are very dear to mv heart. Hul I 'V11. a Pi i led in ulii. ti U; h .p view with both dismay and alarm Ihel''"'1' lit possii.lv mu-h" b.s triviality of ihe chin ires luefei re ' I !" i.'iuchcs, wl'eie he hold Buauit that most reverend man ie' "vi'c suite I to bis he I'nddock makes his visits to sllccn and entile run, Liu ,,v-.,i- nunuriiis in mdes ot piaiiie, away lioin niain-travided roads, where the jruns of ihe jackral.lut and Ihe Kopliei ..no ii,ii- oiiiKe only loot travel pos sible. Il would be manifestly impos silde for him to travel in his robes i i" i.iiii uieni wun nun in any scritablc eoiiilition He does, how cai y one llr a it I, him in so plain siK'ht that "he "ho runs may read,' viz.: A e-nldeii cross, the svmbol ol Ibis failll, and Ihe mossanc of which ' ne er inn.; lo ociier in a nia-mei l which lias reached tile beans of th.'U ',' ' i","'h frontierstiHit and herd ;cis, who W..11I.! neve- enter an cdii'i-e j .lltn'ii'ud hy the n:ur,e i I' church. t ll's oehacloi s can !l;iv, I ;n i'eus ruhivan fio,n the co'il'm,- ot New iMi'itp-hl e t" the s. "uindaiv of I'eea.. ! a:a. tr.iv ICTION BY' ALLIED POWERS The r. the La l-i lr.88t Tht i-or-lVrrn-.' x : v li t'penr.i eii i this al'te' lueaiH'eineut .. piestun tiu- itmU Kev. !. I,. Padiloek. hishoh ofl! h'"V sini' KHKterp. Orejron, whose righteous in n,'!'' fluonee jin.i fuui works nhunl.l ! jN,',v '"vei made known throughout the width aii'li We d i:t. s denth of this entire eontini.nt. 'lumhe-s with .In The c:n'y eve-se thai i:t-, H IvM'ji i mi -lies as mere in rejrnru lo the rharir,.s that he h:;s j -mi. net tewi r sensat imat h'. worn khaki oftener than the bishop' i ui'n tt.-m our puhnts im! more rbf mid Hhm not established enourl- i hi it ard him nueif.otl ; le- rew fhuroh buildin"? in that s-mir oi";'t' e. stly t'ittinir and rpeiiie imisi, th mm- an. i M-ii-f'-d nrniu U" t or i nil inen- syiimathv with anpjng the enslern elerpy, thouirh n !' nd h-lp f.-r the fall "a iiitni. u:d mileM xinnt nni.h nee J jnore y at- li s iii-i! vri aiP ftoiii-ilu'-liea-I ( ( V-v A.iniiva I fi) A ill' 1 t ir-'. . . . of the al.uti p.t'ix u ; t ek t i nu I an i iitn'ti without :i:!y : progress I waul an an-enietit ' el mil.,' ( '.'Mti;:a 1 1 pa' at lei brill i? liiado. W ill ro-tpnne DiMiiiiiul. i r.y - i : Pi.-. ) ' PA KIS. Am:. 1 . K pa--i:hu e : I; . : A'.u-.ist )'h I'avtrt ti:'v nniliH s ! -rol i ira.lo by i'.r.;ir, ,y ut;;l a d ;tafe: ''"'"il i.s tendered ly tho A l:ed pi rn ' niiers. wa.i ( A rn.i: t i t lev : 1 nil i milnr monthly meeting of Vi ramie Ameriean l.etrion No. 4.1. whieh wa to have been belt! tills evening, hn heon postpom-.I until the followio- Mon day ivenim;. due to Dr. Knv -lnr-phy s late arrival. wo import ant matters wilt be tore (lie I.euionaires at thi tinu lormaiiou nr nrenuratioi iir the orL'ani.-aiion of the in Homm.'s et S t'lit veaitr" bein; th.' premier matter ot' interest. This is tlw '!ttn'' omaulxaifoii ln the Amer iean Legion and (lie '4' and as it is t;itie, in Losion terms. Is expeeivd to have a !ari;e inen.'jer hip in this seetion. Russell is Now one ti of North Powder's ;! Governing Members ! NORTH POWnKIi, 'Aur. 14. At a'! meeting of the eity council Monday I 11111?. L. Is. Kussell. local druLTd'' 1 1 was nominated and sworn in as court-!' eilman to fill the vacancy due to tile ! I Mnatino of Kd C'arnes. il At first Mr. UiKsell refused the1' nomination, but Council man Parker said 'hat it v about time the busi ness men of North Powder took a hand in handling the affairs of the oitv, and pointed out several ir ed re i sns why such action was de a !:. Xi r-, 'Kussell reeonsidered the matter and accented, lie was sworn in and i rv a member of that hedv. La Grande Kational i he Capital and Surplus, $2G5.0C0.0O SOUND liKLI ABLE ITJOURESSIVE vritnAi;is nisi-: 'hams IN TOl It.VUIKV!' hiU'' of in l The Mrs sliml.s aa I'oualy l'c i:ot uad- r i.rm.K. 1 1 .c.M,;,. ,1 I ; . - -. 1 TI AXil, Auc I I - t li, ice cow wete f;f'y cents hieher I, 'day and I'ocs scctel a d ,'l ir hiirher. win'.. sltecji reoiaon' I -tiady, ei-'s were firm al'd butter unsettled llf.l VV I.USS id i i;i If Ml t division In the senior I Mouldes in the In ion mils Tournaiuent finally ay and l'rees and llini;- nr von from the the Stoddard brothers in t ho doubles by a for leit and Norman Frees won from lohii Stoddard and ;. A. Johnson """ ''"" Ualdo Stoddard, both niateb. s !,. tna awarded on tort "ts. Johnson a:id frees wiil plav to see h "ill t mulched against l.vle Wilson in Ihe finals. Iteid tod.ie-i won the iii.,i,,r lie defeated Hav l.vneh ' sets. li-;l, t,-; in ;5 Willi a win Ironi .lean T.iv- 'lll'SMV Calif i' rc. n .lo.oiuin v. Iran I lev b the flotiut ot tiood intentions, huve n n tli leant coinnrehen0loll of this na-t o th l.n, and the n e"iri.ioin iof '-"'i 1 taji tliut ci.iifruni it i.?.i..isu.iiy hi.-lii-u Some baruo 'ulh. Ibe some tune snve ot I'jM.oi.ali.t dAi led "l' n t c. la! ' ';' O a l..)v a'.d la.. which 10 in fui-tf I.- i.iK-d i .-t.iii.it. i l!,e 4,,.,' t onl. , Am, losses cause lav le lino i 14 Iimue 10 I lie San of tlie i n t oulv the la Id Paso i. Man.iccr oalv s.'iini n.e'i could UleS il 11 111 lee io lit lor. ill t1 I lie sror. 'P. T'rs and dmihlos el the tournament. out naals. Hire, l elae ti 4 , (i-;, ; lupleled the Ihe junior d tour, -ti and sinitles si etiou Wt loa.Ke a lush suppiv of l.im i every lew ,!avs. li'.s a elea'' Mii':-n. S-14-i: O LUL1X PKL'tJ CU. lie- :W"ivV--:A Vt'stfi'day Hit' movies, ami ttnlay anotlier llmij: is I'oni. I'ietlll'es nl' tlie eliiltlren by the ehilili'eil with a BROWNIE Eastman-made r.rownies at ur K", enuntel', up RED CE0SS DEUG STORE Till: KODAK STOKE Ink DINING ROOM FURNITURE:-: ii- ti 'j - Wh '--.'.I In all tlio Popular Periods Now in Stcck. Let us shovv them to you. 0 o W.oH. Bohnenkamp Go.