La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 19, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO TU2 LA GF.AITDE EVEIsIKG OBSERVER Saturday, August 19, 1922 What the Shopmen';: Strike is All About (Continued Iron Page One.) i;.rd. ai.'i Ui faithfuiiy fftt' -'-Jl utri (j wis ton h coniwfi- lt'w.:ii ijy th jaw.' .Jiisi 3 extent, if hundred of ihu exjMrrieocl frit'?; har. v to fvrty yeai wi-N'n-t, ard v. to th trmu .port:?.wn i:.c.-.n; purtionswi ! the i r.'! '.".;; f.i i- vice, ktufiiu) he piw-'t map oi infenon'.y to iim'swl r.vub.i i men have hen e:n'(J a t--Ji- KtJtut'-s lor ti'. evr.-r:e .'I'-'i it:.: OlkTK. T.Vi' f'.-H A'i'J M i l n -1 wrorift jhoUi:i to' i: : j ri.ie!. us- u ally uvuttfcl if.-cn ;jo f... v,; t -i.-r a funOantrtiiii ! j-.j-nt r-1 '. to urn.-jer servj.-e jjv.1' t t. ;;j. i-wnJitins waw j u.:ai: ve -uii fj'jt Veieve it uou:j K".it r-an I'on of any j.'npar'wi: jj':,:n--'M. tWte mil.-iVjnd the &r.wj&zit "A;! frrfiployt-ji un '::(-" to snvi J'e aii i-mphye woo h-wti r n; ji'iin j": der the ru)e; uyn- j uf'M 1." VAet-n T,"t:: taitim (i.'ifi ihe ';i,';;fi)l.un-. f e:n ploye or a:; fn-'in-j -v. i ?i I mi- It h',ul(J he an;' if '. c-i th;:l .n a-v injf favorably upm th pjopvaif for tettkment of tr;e p'-ri;:;; r fiir;vt-r ie", th (.prl-vjt;talivt . f U,e jzej fHlployc- IH I tht t!l -V iii- fn'ik- mj fm,t-"i'jn a, i win i' rj: ?a;ri f ('(- on the part t'H- (-'!.;': ye- whkh nti;!(- t)' r;i t i.-:- tv;;-n -r 'on ;l(ff atk-n and to j (..'iiti . n a- law a bi'J : ri(f A m-; i t n cuiz ri . wh'i ri rs ml' airfj willirr' io ii.J i:i 'h.ir pyWfr, e'to 1-yonJ 'r.y. 'Ah.h Kliictly rtfcvna!j.j, in ,i'J'r to pro rr..te iri'kifttial vt-u-t uttl v further, th" unkilriupi'-j ii1- - f ih- nojit-iTit-rr? the NatM r.- We i-vifi(-::t of Jli'Jir f i f j; c 7iuirt(J on .e pari of h- ;r.a :a- nif-ntff to whom ):. p:op a. ha b--n uijrnitii-;i. Tn'-y will ruffV-r ;i, ' lom in auari'J-. hit j.f a h'-vt of f jt ii lawKuits, to;iip!aiiiir p r.f vrn,n whi n have nvr t o-rn ("jt-'i:-'1 :t. 1. i-: UinUrswiiod that iht I.aoor ii..:i:H r.i-n ?. conform itn pr .- i ,u !y a:;:- .: -- - eition .and that tht rail.-iy inu-t -abandon the cor,''i'.-nrif--i p- - .-'.I t of i conrartrnz out work ari-! - p ai i ' ie?-tore the employes to th' ir lorrm-r Utu. Jt fh:.u'd'U' noteI that tK ; pjactice ii not ciiiy a vioiat:.- n f t.! ? Transportation j.-t a::d of tiie !" ciiiio!) ;1 the Uard, l.ut, as hhown h jrfiifcjn' irs "r.f i.nirt :!;i th'e v.': 1 tm-r it Lfif-v w:ir;.r. th r ;;'fi j ;ir. to- -jrjocrKtar. imr that th !? atr.v mi n . :r :,,' rr- m, ir.. ;t r.ct ir.ti.niei to pi.-Ho'? awy lrtx,:' J----- i'-'-'-rs se ir.r;. s rev.! . vrv from proviin by,'0 '""P-' ;h i-J;t.-iy f an e-:,-t ja! t.:r. to ' ue-ti; n the validity ' P: r on floye,-.; th: ;ho' tmv ii ar.v ot'J.r of the Hoard on th-.'-1 njf.iai a veil the ;'al .jrrjt l.; tf(carfi thai juriJk-tton ami nuthoritvj t.'jaK1 m jsu n ;-':n::f of tne Hr:er:-: v ttiV.': the ..id.-r was not ,r.f-rre ' r f' " ,v''d in'efjrjpti'n .f ,,y xr.e tLtJt-s iT t-BUr.K tfl MoanI )"'JiS-n'u;. tuiiAay trarn-if -.a; :c-. j umJ iefifnrj )U aulftjfiiy. ;fcr:j ;r(at t.u.v aiy ti.:. t- trie - r - ; i fi'-n oi d y o-:srtT.e;:i a:ti ,ii That we a:-'-tpt the tH-ond pro oi t:n- i'.'c ft it t :t lvn-i:: t Xoi- j "i. n Q ipoxa) XL isr.tii he "V .' (. i. The eauier will wiirwra di! j-.v.-ujik -iMxtrij; -tvii o( t.e .-uik -r-i J. J.rtorf J.ao -r iafti (JwimIib v.fj.ji w'.h i.tt;. ino;vej in the strike !.i:y he taken, in the ix'f M-e of re;otf-r..zt-l ji('li..-s oy eili-fi' party, to lfK( iUitioau Lah'jr I. aid f'-r rfnearir.tf ' v. n-.tf uricTvtamjinjc tnat trie .-,t;i.e :s i;l-t a:J-d if an j thr repre ren.'itive of the "inker pledge them r.i'i'.v arid Lie Ui;ei;- adjnst vr-: , !) e ift any lorm ajrain-t tne men' r..w at woif. ar:1 the piowj',y of thf' !jJTiT, MflT oiherwiw it wouid ue .ru.vi' ;. ?e to t-onsMM.r tne iimif fcaj o: .i! fi-M'.: ijf,::. ;'.:..! 'Jut ar;y p'o it e-r.;..(v,'t Hv-w n p'.-Mifiif J to f-tuf. to 'riv viie, "v:t h jO! i:i:p::ir :r.:: c i'r.::t M-r.k-r i.y. is n:'-: .-!y aii'.'th'.-r way - ' j-ukk --Ijnjt tr.a:. ir.e.-ir niefj .vri'j to-';. eriMHoymejii i.o .hi eiiel m fcii'i., tcJyjr.if sne p;cin!rP? of tj.e ra:i ioad t( p.''ix't thinr if. the;r p -i-U( us. the-e p-'iMj-.;,. U.-iriS jutif--! by ffie f..u:ho; it;tisve i;t.!!.Ja't "f tii. Ijhor Joi.rd. uf;d thu have :.a ie p i--&ihie the -o"t Allied . WratJf n f the lit.'n .af, r,a:l :.o' he jn ific td in vor o mm in w on mi ike, wno n-. ' v. a'.'d d tdarat ion a:-?. and other ifal measures lirii,., ,r4, ;f,n the I'm-.'-i rereaiy t protec t Mieh pet-.ni. and yt:jrt.. Lt-r iioat J. or ut I" the violent and iritimi-j i(.a lo lh(, & :p. iL -iUn c f the trarpor ;at d !he ehafetr reported to inflaijjcn t,,,l,,r "v "c ' nc , "In adh-.iori ty the !ieMty of uw- ; That u h iipoMihle to ajfw wji't if ire ok-tire, hv trie Kai.r.ad,J ) the tnir.J pro- Vj xht fnin nf,7 afn0:, ihre is the I j -ai ol the l'.-Mit u.e wnoie ot fIa-,ilCai effM-t on the ui-rviorv oi- n.ejj of a v:o!au n of the p.e:j.e.-. ' weie ii jthot :zt-d to .make tueir 1 (k m rahaiion i I i-a.-4r than i .Mil' h har;n I Dog Is Blind Man s "Eyes" - . - v PREMIER SEES DEVELOPMENTS! A lienvent -u k--pUit; ItiUl fr:ri leister aiouad an ;i'id n:;.i:. ! MKLCOL KM-". July 17. Hv Mall i ' Under the rapitallst Kntem Aijr ' t rati a is Fiipnorliiit: twice aH many j Po;le as it did l'kt years ako, ae 'eoroins lo Prime .Minister Munh'-s ; who In a recent (turvey of the cuti- rdiiiim of the Commonwealth, pro-1 phewU'd that 100 year from Ud;iy Australia's inhabitants will have i prdwn to 100. 000,000. ; "Australia is' the greatest fond) producing country fn th world," j Kid Mr. HuKiien, "and itH ajirlcuk turui panihilftifft fn certain fi'ddw j are barely worked." An an instance I ' .Mr. Hughe mentioned that Auh- tralla van suited for prowintr a very fine cotton with a superior Hlaph tn that of American cotton, and lie ' pointful out that Augralia had avail able an area for the culture of thin rrop in excess of the area devot -d ; tn K in Ameriea. !NITRSm'0aoN' Th UNIVERSITY OREGON The college of Literature, Sciefw and the Art with 22 department. The profession! tchooli of Archi tecture fiutineet Adminictration-Bditttion-Grsdute Study -Law-Medicine Muftie Wiyicl EducationSociology. 1 he 47th Yer Opens October 2, 1922 Foracatatoiue or anff information Write The Rtgutrar. UniVirtit of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. :ne fij .-'-nt'-nc rai ol th i':-i'Jc?it ti.e whoie of wr.och read- a loilov.v: "'J mi -J. uJ! employ- now on ytrik? - ' rr:i to wonc anJ to Uieir-ditc( .Urazwient and I'.iiir po-uiofm with htmority and j, ,( j , ,, ,, r t:it. r r.jrii ev un.mpaire-l. lne repu-.;U,;s ur a,lV ctfnr strike. ..at... o! the .-aMier. anj tm.- m'-.ha alieaov n done hv rr.eated l'ativt.- ct !h- oiariizations en iu.,)iu :1 f ru.i.ors in ret-e;ii dav. ( Jl;y j-ifffe tnat there will be no :but Tfj, ioval mf n anj tne new m-n : i ifi;ir li-om iy er.ner pary a?ain-: are t t .& vif employes wno ijiu or di'i n t rfa.ko oy l.je .-t.''ir.-r'.i has oi--oui.iifwj n.w men fion.j "p'.i'.if er. ut' vment in as trir-at rsA ixe-uttves and Man- uuniefa wouid come forward ii i.. i.tte fritiriiy with the I're-i-.' certatn that "he pi-dKt (fiveri woui'Ji r- --..i'.'ir.-n. in hi; letter that jt Le lu:ff:.. .Sii'h pjik-fs-.d ruinor w:;(.;ly un:hinkahje that the rai!-;only u-:ay the jo.iap c oi ine striKe- j tt iaoor hoid tan be made a useful 'In vk of th - above, it is sjhmit 'ji'.y of the government m ma.ntaii-j toJ thai the .iiintf f Ji:ner employe- - k m Ju -ii ial pea' e in the xanway. iai.no: in; vi ven p? .-leie.u e .o emplov-i v:(e. ufil'-ss empioyers and worker' e at present in the -rvire, without, i? i;oth piorupt and unquestioning in do j fig vi len.-e to tvery principle of. run a'-rpta:ice of itn decision1!. j-ht and jutee invuivd in tnisi I think it In moie destrahJe than I'matt-r and with'.Jt the gronst-d mary dcisn:ns of th' t '.ujis, a "ow now iv epre-"s i-j nave siauiiMi-1 !,r-a n vi iaii:i on i.ie pat oi ixie j a j t- vid'ation of the charter i bgatkm of uri' ha'hengeJ authority of thVoais to t.he men at prr nt in ine:i the railroad and would haw been u--- Kailioad Labor Ikard, beraus w en-ite. L:Jer thest ciicurn.-tance., lawful witbfrtit the pa rage of the 'nust (o thing which aie-nece-aary j it hfromes appaient that the rai'-' Tranp'rtation Act or any rn-tion by oup about the rectition of suit-! icad cannot con'id?r any stttle.iien: the La'or hoard. itll authnity to decide and end uch!f the pie':it stii.t which ies n-i. We'undeirnd tiiat an effort will h" ''"b'11'1 h menace the continuity of provide protct-tMm ,n their present n made lo mum the -.ettuig up of a. i"Mriat.iin. jpioynia. h-th W th loyal em pi v JJoatrt of A.l.uF.tment, but inamu-h U'' lhl President ha wno lemainH m the heivu-e and to, MUfh a Hoaid can lunction ef f-tiveiv'"'"1 " K,inv v"r mV wr'--? m ""'" ' only with the fall co-o;,, ration of both , 11 wf,f;J ''v . . , lut the liwi. i n of the Kailroad La- look me'relv w.th hm.e ..nd'not v,iM. b,jr wt'n flu,JtJ?d an,t certainty lor the e.-'.aoii-ihrm'nt of ihts "efiM'nliol part "f the machine y to cide dispute betwten the c;inir and their employe;. In the meant tme, upon ao.K'c I'i .m y(,u of the expressed acceptance of your t rniK '-A ageie ment contain d in your t-U(rram of July 'iM by all i-i'tii' VA, ve will tak'.' the reponthility i f ire-ting the em- nluvc to retur . to work, and ,wn "V"1" -; ' mur 1 " 'I 4he confidence ihal hy action if lhi Labor Hoard upon rehe m iog of the n'clJtodlurf-MHvJ dfciojii.eWltJayv jtiHlice vvul b lehdeit-d to the -:n-liloyt's in the matter of wnes and working con iitiont. MS V'ii -:- I ? I am ."endirig yu by mail a copv rf the r--.o!u'.iur.r. and a leUr givin in detail the roa;is i eprchcrncd at ih - he Jiix organiaationr. comprising trie me-ting l leiatcd riiop crafts; the strike was! 'I HUM AS Ik WITT CL'VLKU. :illet to take effect July 1, MtZt arid; " Chairman, As-'h iuti j.i of -(i the h-ummoiis of the Hoard tu' liail'.vav K:o-'u.i'.s. rippear with the railroad executives he- 1-re the Labor Hoard, afUr the strike! The f ,r g:irir is rc-n:-rtfuijy mi:- wa called and before it Uok effect,1 mittel bv tiie Kailwav I.mployen Ho -as Cvfiierniduoutdy ignored hy the paitmcnt, AmeiMan I-'wieratiun ieadciH of the Htukfct who refuwd to Ijibor. utiend the htartnif. Thereupon it he ..atfje the plain duty of the Kailroad acttely nod vipot uu.-dy Uj undertake in uphold t lie oidtiiV pK-en lor, the f JAf jo 'inent of indnNtrral dipute Con templutcil by the statute creating the l.Khvr Hoard, anil represented by the :i':-iMott o that Hoard against which Gladys Robinson, of Toronto, Canada, Is the intcmatlcnal r.p-.'t'J akatinp champion. In the sinmer ehe rides a bike to keco In trLn fcr rim winter sport. ' New Fall Styles Just rpfcivod several new stvles in o.-irly f.ill shoes. The very latest anl np-to-dal i- styles at popular prices. The Booiery La Grande's Onlv Exclusive Slmc Storo. 20G Depot Street ' Phone Main 113 Grover Smith, !&zv. JOilN srrTT, Sm re t.a r , - T 'as u re r Ii. L JKWhl.I., J'ro-id'nt. lAeeording to Jorg lioa. in the Dia ' ro lie La .Marin it. the only tiling Cnban in Cuba is the Htate, and he ut ciatmr '-tatiKtifal hackine for the follow jug st:i!em:ntii: railways and .itreetcar Hywtenu- are under Anclo Ameifcfin control public Hiditini:, we niKiUPi certfunly anytime that lhl. in ,,wtKfl waH directe,! he Hrtid, "hut vou nre ' web-nmn any-'emmirn inr n 1t- pnrttjnij'.' to the' ii- ki i 'i . - 1 - - .. I..'. m '- -r.- t STRIKES CUBAN other forelcn control; tobacco, 70 per cut A nslo-American ; mining, An irlo-American; hankinja. 75 per cent foreifin. fhippine, foreign. With Spaniards doing almost 100 pr cent of the retail husineFS of the island and foreign in t rests American: idly property. Bo j.er ; dominating import In e and whole- cent owo! or pledu-el to foreign ' saling operation. Cubans have been IntereHtH jiM security, for loam; forced into minor positions in every rtiraj yroperty. 6 per 'rent Amer-Mlne except law. medicine and of f 1 Ican; Mtiuar futoreftH. oi per eentjcial, posis to which Cuban citizens American rorttrolh-'d and 4 per cent 'alone nre Mfeibk. Making Space for Fall Goods-'-Watch Our Windows for Bargains "KlDDIli CAK'S'' less than half price. "DOLLS" below cost. "TOILKT l'Al'KK" II rolls, for 1.00 "Jh('OKATKI CK'KI'K l'Al'KK" 5 ets. Regular value 'J." ets. AND OT1IKK I'.AKdAIXS ....b...... Wr..ulinirl..n IRi.V. Sllll'int!!' I lif Ihi- Mclhodiat KpiHi-opal Church! ,outh, oiliciHtiMl nt the ci-remony. uih !y the ininu'iliiiti! rcliitivi'H ut thi rjiiiliia nnri Kiou'tus were presi'lit. The :miie wns piettily dci-onUeil witn nfilerri and dahlias. The two young ladies arc well known hcie, both beinif graduates of the lo cal hiirh school and having tuimht in the rural m-ouIh ot this vicinity. Mri and lira. Thornhurir left Friday fo' Slarkev, where they will make thei home, and Mr. and Mrs. (iertnnn will It uvo toniitht for their home on a farnj near Siiokaue. The weddinn of th voimir people came as a surprise l their many friends, who join in wish; inir theni manv years of happiness, i . ! i Amonir the charminit affaiis of tht . week w as n dinner at the home o .Mrs. A. T. Hill Wednesday noon. Thi meelinir was lor tiie execunve ouict '.,f the l'reshvtt'liill stK'ieties of 1 ' r'.i:m,le and neiirhliorinK towns- .ovelv dinner of bouillon, fombinatioij ;uli'.d, rice fiotiuets, ereumed chlckor uml peas on patties, hot lolls, apricui misrivf, ice cream, cake and t-offei vas scueil duiintr the ninin houi I'n se assistin; for the luncheon wen x.n. C. M Muinphieya Mrs. Uober -lakin. Mis. I- -Mossman, Jirs. u ;t Mrs. A. T. Hill and Mrs, ' Mvuh S Ourvea. Those servmt; wen .he Owsley siteis, Kirby sisl.rs Gwendolyn 1 uchanan and Verderl -mith. lhere were five guests fro'l Maker, one fiom Klgin, one from Will .own and five tiom Union. The largi , .paciotis rooms of the Hill home wor leointed with ninny beautiful fal Ijuweis and afforded a very artistit 1 iiackirround for the enteilainmenf. Mrs. II. (i. Aveiy d Mrs. V. S : Lyon charmlmtly acted as hostesses !i in announcement pally of the nun'" inec of Mrs. .1. I'"- Cramer, formerl; Viable Oeslellmg. dauirllter oi .Ml nul Mrs- W. K. Ot-stfi linir of till ity. at the home of Mrs. I-'. S. l.yo Mi M avenue Klidny evening. Th luiriinge w-as announced in a vcr iinitiue way. Little numbered envel :pes were given each gtiest conlair ng a word and they lined uu accor.i ng to number and the surprise an am licgnn as the announcenient wa .iven of the marriage of Miss Mnbl fleterlimr and .1. dances May .'lllth, at Walla Walla. Wahin'l ton- There were fouv tables of "o0d with Miss Kdith Hragg nveiving hig hmos At a late hour a deliciou 1 luncheon of dainty chicken sandwiches tomato in aspic, col lee and catte i terved. Mis. t riiiner is a -opular I (liamle gill having been very nctii n tliffeicnt titicia! circles. LA GRANDE Cr 4 nr. Permanent asthe Pyramids ifanufaetiirers of 0 llilllding rtiunilalfon Kilo (.'hlmncy 4 Hewer Hater Irrlgallnii (uhert Urjiliiayn V7ELL CURBING Phono Main 120 ripe Blocks -SEPTIC TANKS Factory Island. City Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar FOSTER SEAL FAST GLASS JARS . Glass Tops. The fruit romps in eontaet with nothing biif glass. No spoiled fruit. No waste. They cost a little more in the first jilaee l.mt are el'ieape;: in the long run. Pints, eomplete $l.(i." Quarts, roniplete .fLSij l'xtra (ilass Tops doz. TV T 1 iNewiin Book & Stationery Company Received Another Shipment of Curling Irons WE REPAIR ANYTHING ELECTRICAL H. & S. ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors 10") Depot Street. Phone 393-W J. G. H OLM GROCER Quality and Service 'CALL MAIN 43 Here She Is Good As New SH.ER.RY.'S TODAY ONLY WILLIAM DESMOND And a Bevy of Stunning Stage Beauties "Women Men Love" In Mr. 'Desmond's support, strange as it may appear, are two names oin-e in the vcrv front lights of motion pietures Hi AN ( 'IS X. lU'SH- MAS and HKVKKLV I'.AVNK. Also MOVIE CHATE and MUTT & JEFF Chillies Albert Fisher of l a drat" md Niss Hortense lieerlsen of I'ni ,veie nun ried yesterday afoinen wo o'clo.'k in the Savoy hotel park V Iteveiend li. S. Hughes of I'ni' l'hcweie attended by Miss Constal 'lushe of l'n:oii and llal Murniy l.a Ciiamb.-. The mnriiei-'C came as a slirpr, o lheir manv fneiifls and th'V ,.. i in wishing the hapov ecu ii.l ni.-soeritv- The V lend d hi'-h scho. ill Fuion, wl ;1" c.'UO'f I her fiir v's bv the ,.,il tbe L'rvn.m f..rniei! lived in I ho, lately moving t.. I Crar.lf "Wltli cylinders KFO HOUND, AND FITTED WITH McQimy NorrLs lMhtnn liinps. t'istons and Tins, your motor Is prnctlcally as iioitd r-j new." says the. cylinder regrlnder. Mniorists are Just besinnlng lo realize how much added life, nnd mib-iice. can be given their cars by having cylinders reground, mid n.".v rlin;s. pinions fl"d pins Installed. When these throe vital linns mo rottnwrtd in n regiound cylinder block, tho result Is'tirae- Clamel llcaliy a new motor. In fi.-ry section of the country nre shops which specialize In rt-i-i muni: equipped with special .tools and machinery for this ttork. Your repMmnn can teil u whether new piston rings alone nre all ynr motor needs to brflig back lis lost power, or whether the i v!in.. r, r your motor ntxd rcKrindins and complete new nil-, ir ii,n i,nd pin equipment. '11. --if is a MrQuay-Norrls Ring made from Electric Iron fer jv pn1p(!;e and price; specially deslvned and m.tnufac "I'l'i for r.-pl.tc.-ment purposts each type nesipned for the par '" iiir e,ei,,r l ri t si. All sLimlard sizes and over-sizes. An ex t r i ..in Mi liuay-Non Is. Saturday Kvening l'oat. V ii ;i 1 1 ;:et quick Bervice from us. LEIGUTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS I.a Orande, Oregon mm m IDS GET RESULTS i HUNTERS! THE SEASON OPENS AUGUST 20 ' And we arc prepared to supply your needs with the finest line of GUNS and AMMUNITION in the city. Wo arc here to serve ymi. Come in. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.