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Saturday, August 26, 1922 PAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer in imh:it.mi;t M:VKPArr.u. Pufclifh.-n dally ami weekly at Omnde, rt-HRori, hv Li (irnd Kvun Urn Obffrvnr PnbliidilnK romptny. 111111013 DKNNIH. Kultor. Kntrid at inn I'tiniufflrp l l iwnd Oregon, an Sf'ond CIubh Mull iJ.v:ur. AfldroHB nil rfiinmnnli'atlorm lo THII OHSKIl V Ml!, Uili Adfciim Ave.. I Grande. Oi-.-mod. SI IIN Itll'TIOIV HVIKI. 77 ..$:!. 2 ..H..V II r Curwirr, Dally, pT rnonlh Unity, UT Illlt-H IIIUIltllH Unily, ()tr xix inn., in aUvHiice Uuuy, to utile 4'(py i" Hy ln II. Dally, per your, iti intvnnce I .'..in tin 1 1 y, nix iiiomUim, lii mi wince Dally, Ihrt'H iiiuiiiliM In ilvHncu....SI.:' DhIIv. p-r moti 1 1) IU Wuull I 1 nlPLr.Ulur l.u mx II per year, in hvhim' ! $ l.Ou it.--J'rove i hs ll:fi. On aale In othiT Htleii-Orgon Hotel NVwi Miami, Portland; Imperial Newa Si and, furl land; Mulinoiuau Nuw titand, F'orllaud, MDMmm OK ANKOCFATKO PHKNi. The- AnnofiHled reli la exclunl vl ntli J-d tu ox l or j)tM)lli tiun of a I im-wh diHih-M Ti'tHf d lo II O" nui (iihi-rwi -rdiid tn Hits pnper, anO nl.xo tin" Inral nt-wi iiiblthtl llier-ln Ml rikhi " or r-ruhlicn t ion of p pacta i dia)Mh-hri here alau are reserved. ;rrv ami cm-iTr okkioiai I'Al'Ult. Bible Thought for Today CUKSIOOH RI.ESSINO. WIIK'H?- Ile I hut wilhholdeth corn, the people shuli rinse htm ; hut blessing shall in upon the head of him that Kelleth1 THE OFFICE CAT BY JUNIU&- Pre-Convention Sidelights W. W. (Hill) WIIroii has been ! named chairu;iu of the ushers who I will handle I in crowns ui (lie nail I park on Friday night when the' KllllltS Will !' 'IM'ht-lllHU. I Thinking of New Things To Wear; A shortajd' of tnu rit sleeper is i manifested in Ian development s and he vera pail it-s who were) to have . traveled ihusly and thereby to have been assured sleeping (iinrlers, will j now have lo come ly eonch menus i and he housed in local homes. The' sudden changes have added io the si iv mm upon i he local hou.siuK com- ! in I Heft. flit.' whole train of ibis (sort of transportation has been ean- "Vou ran now buy IHMe aluml- j Pll, 1- i fn urn tiling (nabobs io Insert lii the I , " ends of ruaHlJiiK -earn, thun dolnK ! At a ""'niK "f Hokln com- laway with the tiHual cae of but- 1 "Hl lanl eveninK JiuU,hh w.-re ler fliiKerH," announce u l.u (.1 ratnln ' uihum up hHHhand. "Well huunred .:heekrij"'e P'ade and award the canh j 1(1 Illst lill'un,! i.hl it nrf wlill f umIi iniM.I,l In prlZM. ami I" pftHH on ihe willdow.j .f.ncHm-r ..f II..,., l.4.u,u.,r u 11 l I ll iSpli'lVH'. I ("wuter-inlllioii" in Htlll eaie'n In the j (MWO'ttooil old way, Several local business liouses nro j j juln-ady "ilolliiiK" up and are nor. i ' flutruuu "Vnn, l.tr nut nf I li u Oil I V dcCOTa t i II li the WillflOWH till! II l"H ' MllC CNCClll ivt'S won iheil' puilll MINI, window uml Bee if any pernoo 1h rurryliKt'he I ilea Inio the store it-1 1 uhiiik I lie ocean. II not, I uiiiiii ' "l,"ll,,,ir" f niKiiiy ihathe." A LEADER IS NEEDED. to VOr AV SIXi THIM It wan u llllln luwyiT muu, Win, Boftly Hinllt'd uh 1j begiin, lltfr jioor rti'ud husband B will HClllt. )l Kdillfil while (lilnkhie of li Ih rn. Tlimi HUlil to hr (tuiLH teiiiiirly. Yon linvc it nfp. tm lj.ii-'y. And wlu'ii nH'xt dtiy h Jay fn bpe, With ),uiiil:tK'8 upon IiIk hfiii), II,1 woiKlt'njd what oil oartli ho'd nald. . The heads nl' Ilic I'liilrnuls mill (lie licnds o rnili'dfid laimr Ij.mvc liiid sovci'al c(iiilVi'cnccs to HlM'piiu'n's slfikc find tlicy have Tailed. The last ctiiil'ereiiee hrnke up in New York with 111 sides far apart and with nu hdpe (if efliiiR- loficlhef, The"die-hai all l'iiih'iiad heads joined, them in feliisiiifi' all oilers inado by men of the !!; P'onr who were acting us inedi.'ilors. Unless a .leader of tireater sie 1han any who liave thus i'ar sliown up, incliidinj;' President llardiny, can take hold of Ihe situation, this nation is due for a loiitf di'awn out battle between lalxir and capital. II is not the shopmen's strike alone that will cause the trouble, but the shopmen's strike acts as a lever to start many another oraui.al ion In th iu rail circles and out of them. The industry of this nation is threatened with one of the worst caniiiaiirns ever known in American hisloiv, all because we lack leadership. All because the word "sen- iit- n lint on "imitminn." .. ,, . , , , I'll- .i , ll , I "My Httle Kill Ih very (llvt-,', f'i'ity ' ( Id led be abriiljied in a way thai would ad asiB(1 u won)an l() ,,. HUtlH ..sl; II V('I() l' 1 1" 1 1 H'rt', u" Imftiite almoHt anyone." ii.i rt . i . li , ,. , i i i i 1 "She can, indeed ! " echoed i he When the trouble intciisil ies it must he borne in lnintl i,Hbniid, ,,,-oudiy. "t.'ome, my dear, Hint 1 he shopmen Jirecd to President I l;inlini''s (leiiiMiids; hw " what you can do. eroiend j i j j i 1 1 i i i 4 1 ' i -lo he the hnnseiiiaiil." thai those men were willing to loivo many ol their de- The mUl, Klrl bowd to nnt ()f niands, and iu fact acoordiujr to their offer of setlleuieiil 111,1 cuatH. Ihey prac.iodly lost everything they bad stru.de for. ZZZZ lillt even wilh this offer to work upon, railroad exeeu- "-ii poiitniy. HvoH reluscd t ve only a short distance to settle a dis-j 7.$?? "ron, ltlltfi W'liwli liriv' t ii'ii t it eiiiKa -i liitlii winti'ii C )-; 1 1 ( 1 1 1 n VOlir eluilr tmi 'ii in f" n)u lium ifm t would nol have taken the railroad lu-ads"a Rreat Cr"2!,lu u,o fiince from their original stand to have settled 1 hiiist:(irouti futiicr. '' "' ''r'i.-. was absorbed hy the sho en. MulJ.Hr.nT'n'T..:: tile set t lenient was not made and now t he public K'enei'allv "sir. wi m go. pon't touch ma, must suffer, for the strike is U ntinue and all realizV!,,, MX' y2S"- what it means lor a nationwide strike to n'et iu its drawn! tiihh 1 1 cicvm- imiiJ iiuiiinB wa (Hit stages " aiulniily IimihIIimI out of the room. The Kveniiijr Ohsei'ver does tint like to be pessimistic when a fut piiusimger hii n . but we cannot r.d'rain from callinK attention to the Omaha Jul ZX resoliMioii n,iss,('d 7'eeenth bv the Io,i't land, Labor Comu-I-uhU fireman muHt hav thouttht they commlltee j pleaKeil Willi I lie spiril OT CO-Opef-! lation evinced hy huKinesHtnen in' j their el'foriH in Ket a cordial wel-' come into every window in the city. J Who are ihe lallest and Khortest I Dokles in (lie northwest? Thin (jues-f lion is a in noted one for each in ! his class will win a ' decidedly at-, tractive rinjf. Saddle horses arc at a invmium. ! The nuniher refpiired to handle the; mo unlet) heel ions in I he pa ratio is , considerable and J, A. McCarthy is ; busy weeding first Haas mounts. In an effort to advise Ihe public' early where cars may park during the parade, Cliief of Police IJaynes wishes it made known that from ; Hemlock to l-'ourtli on Adams, south; on Kotiiih to O, easl on O to Sixth.' and uort h on Sixt h to Washininn, ; no cars will he permit led except ' at the interseciinns. The public is. urged to not attempt to see (lie pa-I rade from a utom oldies. i SMART FROCKS Have the Greatest Appeal Whether they have (heir origin In France or In America, Ihe new Milk or wool froekH are of one mind as to length, line and trimmings, Some of Ihe frocks are elaborate in their trim mings and the bright eol orlnfis are nil rely most fil tliiK lor ihe autumn Bea no n. Their lino nnd their em broideries hint of old em pires in foreign , lands Kgypt, Persia and China, and there are no less than 50 of these striking new frocks waiting for those who wilt select the most distinctive from amonK them. Prices start as low as $2i for these huIuiihi frocks and range up to $100. Don't fail to visit our French f'osl nine Itoom. Beautiful NEW COATS For Fall foam for fall wrn novor Known In rui-li a varied as sortment (id lhl Kloi'fi ia now showiilK. Kicll in lali rii', anil no many different fabrieB loo, Ihey are en itianllnx In their deep lus lroui, eolorinK, no heroin lug lo the auiuiun season. Anil .11 line Ihey are mole ilisllnelive than eVHi Willi deep mandarin sleeves, gir dles, etuhroidery and hraid jng. '1'hese wilh more prai'-li.-al day ,-nals ranKe from 1 25 up lo JI (ill. all. Visit Our French Costume Room THE AUTUMN SUITS Suits for fall are lypical American. Pnirei Twill per haps leads iu materials and navy blue of course. Ilul there ar lots of oilier ma terials and lots of other shades. : Skirts are a trifle longer. Jackets have fur collars and narrow belts - some are a iril'le, longer, loo. Sulis range from ?25 up to $70. Among the New Arrivals in FOOTWEAR penuils us to tell only of eil. ' N'mh'sf 'be li'eYA'.'ili mind'thal'OirtioiVsoY'ranized labor has ever been considered safe; it has never none "red" neillier has it flirted with I. V. W.isiu. Tlirouiiout trotihlesoiiK! war times Portland financial heads leaned to a fjreat extent upon Poi't land 's oi-oanizod labor and it never failed t hem. That resolution reflects a dangerous eondit ion in state and national affairs. Nothing can be done hut hope for the best. However, it is to be deeply regretted that railroad exeeui iveslroin the extreme easl did not join with heads of western rail roads who were anxious to seltle the strike. .The arrival of a leader on the scene will be hailed with much joy by America as a nat ion. o RE INFLATION IS ON WAY. wori In u yacht plowing 'ue foaiuli g wnno capped Ulllown. WI 1,1,1 K KX PLAI N S Tenchor "Willie, what does tli word reverlo niean?" Willie (excitedly) "A reverie is llki, a liaseliall umpire, only uu operales at prUn fithls." W. K. Murk, leadiiiK thealrleali man of Haker, was in I.a Oraude yesterday, reporlliiK at Ad elilhf heudilliarlers that JIaker is of one' tulud that it will he hero entire-ll ly Irresperlhe of whether or not' it. is of Doliie complexion. ! Mrs, (Maude Scrauton is chairman of u committee of women represeut illK Hie wives of huslntws nnd pro fessional men lo look to the com forts of the visiting women. Cards and tea at (he Country Huh Fri day afternoon are some of Ihe fut ures already provided for. Spue a few. A( SC. 50 smart three-slrap pumps wilh military heel and of liiiht kid iu lilack only. Queen quality make. At f7.5H a patent pump with Unity l.onls heel unci HillKlo slrap, turn sole, Queen Quality make. Same iu black kid Is $7.50. At $10, a very smart Armstrong pump of brown and polo suede, two straps and brass buckle. lias n low, broad heel. A beautiful fll (inn shoe. And ai 19.00. a black kid Arm si rout; pump wilh medium heel unit welt sole, wide instep Hlrap. Same pump in brown is J9.G0. And ever so many other slybw In both pumps and oxfords that are very new, rantiu rrom :t.itu to $1(1.00. ' BE THINKING NOW OF SCHOOL Within -another two weeks it will he drawing close to the opening of school. So many mothers and fath ers are outfitting the children from fresh, new stocks now I hat's why wit think of It. The hoys' suits are going to make, a wonderful appeal watch for an nouncements. Also It is blouses, itliirlK, shoes and stockings are now here. Utile girls' coals, shoes, stock ings, elo., are ready now. School shoes am In a fine assortment at Very low prices. We just want lo remind you outfit them early. The llov Scout messenger service for Dokles will be operated from local wrestler to considerable punish- ttia Ulass Drug store instead of the! merit. Western Union.. SINGH THROWS SCOTT ME Soil Breaks Holds. Durinir the lirst part of the match Scott broke dant-'crous head scissor holds several times with a body throw. He nianaired to escape from several dil'licult situations but, iu the. end, traininir and superior ability told anil I the Hindu pinned tile eastern uretfon champion to the mat. Scott is not in the physical condition that the visitor is and "was unable to stand the strain of the Hindu's continued offensive. The match was held last evening- in Hasantn .Sinch, the champion llinduthe .Slur Theatre under the auspices wrestler of Calcutta. India, fill I v i of the I.a (irande BoxinK and Wrestl- is superiority over in Commission and the attendance: J hnmpum nii'.l- was small. The niatcli oejtun snoruy,. Oregon, when after nine o'clock although no Prelim-;" MAtilf All day lone sh nadly kept tier bed; her brow with fever burned; Sho had a'deep and constant dread; and wildly tossed and turned; ller uusliand came and broke the I .lemontruU d h spen wun iicneia io a snow; . It. Scott, u I.a tirande In seveu seconds she wa well and j dli weiitht of Kastern feltlilK dressed to go. , hl. threw the local mun twice within I inarv death at Rainier, Wash. The brothers Word is receive at CiraiiKeville that were Sheldon T., Parity, Milton, Clark, Charles 11. Gelbach, a pioneer of the Owen ami Shirley. Two .-isters, Catnas Prairie country and postmaster Mrs. J, A. (iarrily and Lucille Price, at Kooskia for 17 years, died u few along with the mother, ilary K. Price, days ago at Long Peach, Cal. and the futher, John T. Price, mourn the loss of a fine son and brother. The Buy and Bell tnrouEh Observer lemains laid ill state at the Price Classified Ads. home, 2211 Ctdar Street, from 10 a. in. lo H:4S I), in. Thursday and were viewed by many cjoso friends. The I'r. Verne Johnson will be at hi deceased was SI years of age on April office about Aug. litith. Phone Main . l. .-t fu-.-, : II was open for reneriilly a; is con nl rv ;reel o that there were but two ways low to u'et rid ot war fluctua- Thn nuniher of people ;n United Stat, a who cannot speak Knllsh Is less than two millions. This Includes train callers. atch was held. ! the time limit of one hour witli sev- retell as third man ill the ring. the!eial minutes to snare. The first fnlll ame in minutes with a double lirni-! tj1,0-j A f on TJoll lions and the general upheaval in industry which followed Judge- :nore. -"(Iranleil, lie shouldn't CAN VOl' lll.AMK 1IKI17 Judge "What are your grounds for divorce?" Vnitn.. llrl.lu "1T.,p.... ...,..,- icaval in industrv winch lollowet!! , " .." . ,. ,,'. "".. .'... and lias held Ihecniinlrv in ;', tiuht urip since. imarriea?" On,, win I,, li.,in ,i.,, .t'l,i,,.. ,1 ..l.ll Voung nrlde "Two weeks." . ,,,,,! i . , iii, mi .1 , i ,n flays" when Ihe nickel "seetiar" and the "two-bit meal' should prevail, and the other was re-inflation of prices, by which is meant adoption of a looser money standard f hriioojinul (lie nation. Tile KvenilC OIisiTVCV Ii.-w I'mdiOldml fmi nioidlio lli.it I'li-lnl'lnf I, ,1 i i jii i , ' , . I t'olunibus Dispatch: The German it nutation had , ntine m order that present day hin I dye patent transuctiou seems to have taxes ailt exiiellsive ransliorla ion tiii'l nuh i , 1 ,,, '"en a little otf color lock, and then, after a short interim sion, Singh ugaiit threw Scott, this time in six minutes, with it combina tion full Nelson thus winning the match. Following Singh's failure to win the handicap match held in Union some time ago. the match was itiTang- leil heii. nl III- Stm- T!i..!il,-, imilee lh. I,., .1., ,..,.,,,., ;.- Sml, noticed that all of the pall i to throw Scott twice in sixtv minutes, were brothers of the deceased. Pungent Paragraphs. Columbia Heronl: The auto is of ten the first step towards the aiilop.-y met brim;- ourselves to Ihe belief that we would to Ihe days of old" in a business way. The the whole scheme of li villi;, ami prices, it had to be maintained! to meet that scheme's us conclusion now comes the announee I mills of Ihe country have made a maw-ayes. Hardly the ink dried on the ; of the sleel mill's action when other e could lii all ".yet bad war channel seemed to u. demands. I lldicat ivc of t men! that till slee ferial advance in newspapers Icllin industries ber.au to follow and fjive increases iu wanes. So, it seems to us that the re-inflation period is on and will continue until the higher levels are reached. They will nol o-i, hm.k ,,, w;i i-t i nu levels but limy will keep up far anovi proper ground for the' Labor pon in its cut in shopmen's want's ridil 'I' advances in oilier lines of work. . . o , - .Money is ihe cause el present national and interna tional troubles which no one is able to settle. Money wa i tie cause 01 i pi lie a little I row I tie hack in t hose davs when .Jesus Christ ran the money channel's onf of the temple was it not ! o I la vim; a water still in your possession is mighty dan serous as Dr. Muyville can' testify, lietter drink (Irandt honde river water, it it is not so pure than to attirtupt to San Antonio Kxpress: New York has declared war on watermelon in-cf- el;-. They deserve to hang. Kansas City Star: "Tell your lova by radio," says a popular sonlt. li also is a good way to convev vour pinions to the U'al'fic, cop. pre-war t lines. i . : , i . ... , ( is iiaru to nnd a Hoard to siand in the face Bearers at the Funeral of Late Alvah Price j When the last sad rites were saidii over the remains of Alvah PricajJ Thursday al'ternoon b" bishop C. J.j, lilack in the L. . S. Tabernacle it was! I bearers i ; who 1 1 As in the former match, the II indti ! tenderly carried the casKel contami nh-, I took the offensive to Scott practical-! the earthly remains ot this bright,' , 1 1" ill, entire period, subjecting the'enenretir young mini who met with -....-------------------,; TEACHER OF PSYCHOLOGY AND SPIRITUAL ! j ! SCIENCE IN HEALTH, WEALTH !j AND SUCCESS. ;! Classes have now started and arrangements for if, ! classes can be made at the parlors. People pniiiounced i! ! incurable have now a chance to get well. Advice given ; , on all the affairs of life. ! ! ! Yours truly, J 1.-.10 Adams CECELIA GUSTAF. ; The Promise of Tomorrow The possibilities of the future are the incentive to work and strive for the attainment of some thing we think is in sight for tomorrow. Jt gives courage and strength to endure hardship and disappointment. You may insure your future by opening a savings acconut with ns from a small portion of your earnings of today and build upon it as a means of gaYantee of the promise of tomorrow. LA GRANDE NATIONAL. BANK Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00 SOUND RELIABLE PROQRESSrVTS St. Taul Pioneer Tress: Senator Wat. -on cuts meat three times a day. Hut this dees not include, the .mall, uiulersuu'd semi tors he sometimes nib bles between inenls. r Kivhmoml Times Dispatch: Vh-t , M. I'oiru'tire is Kointr to Ik1, now thai he ha- decided to ipiit be in if an intran sifceant, nobody .-t erns to know ; but we sincerely hop seme plain hinrlish word will cover it. La Grande Knights of Pythias to Attend the Davis Funeral at Union Compensation dislill tuiv wixivr ilieso davr o- Kvi Frid.-iv and S;H,onlnv tliero will fco soirh;tta Local Knights uf I'ythias ure Pie-, paring for u bij; attemUiu'e of kuishis at the Marion Davis funerul tomorrow nl 1'iiien. All Wnirhls who have ar ' ttie ask eil to drive to the Allen (Club! Cifcar Store at 1 :0O p. m. to 1:110 M pick up such am have no mentis ot. Unas port at ion, mid those ho haw1 not cars are advised to assemble at thut point. Th 1'unerul is to he held i at Kev. R. C, I.ee, of Haines, who: wus a staunch f internal brother and friend of I ha deceased, will preach j iwneii sermon, i ony it. iniifi r I ift A DC, ,P tt AtS tteMft if OA ftflOfi Btfi Tl selves 'Everything has two siuVs A Good and Evil Every Advantage has i Tax" EMERSON. fied than under present conditions find them- of comnensation were never better exemplified than under present economic Mm,- neonle who were prosperous because of inflated business during the war now handicapped by circumstances which have come with the regime of re-ad.pistincnt. the silver lining to the eiouu is iookcii ior iu iite lotiti ot ,t mwci com oi uxiug. 0PEICKS 0F IKAif D1VG STOEE ITEM3 HAVE BEEN REDUCED Impendent on manufac- hit At our store prices are being re-adjusted just as rapidly as possible luring conditions and other things which must necessarily be considered. READ OUt ADS AND KEEP POSTED ON PJUCEi in Drug PHONE MAIN 40 II w dJJkOXScO tfct old tvn iiu it s dry, don V IQr't thoC jjws " O Q . e a
