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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1922)
T Thursday, October 19, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE JIIKEK CONDEMNS JILL prnnrr nnnrnp jluil unurnn Jiiu-nt. Howt'vtT true II in (hut Income .eon. in unities ivliKioiiK oimiiaUonM j seek a control 'over municipal nthuin-l istnitlon, wh It'll Ik uiuleliioerulle uml ! h hl' uniU'HUMbU', yl for u mil hot I !hoily oT men, wet-rat. unit outliliouml, to ! mwl.M-f-.Li. 1i i-i. I mntinl in ...illnllv in - I lolcialik', even IT th.V seek with all 'Hiiu-orilv to ui'ivit U lit Mil the control J of other HroupM. i Masked and Secret Bodies itu iv.i. rui cw.m-ii or nu- niim-he . Condemned b y Federal !i'i'r'M,',i Ui i,n movement which ver- Uitll which ICtltlN (o roniplieute Ulltl nuikp more tlltfinilt the work of eo opcnilluii heiwi-eii (he various polit ical, ruel il ami ii'liKiuitu kiouph in tin' Kcpuhlic. Xo hmcIi nuiveitn-lllH have the rhrhl to sponK In the nume of 1'ro l's(unlim, ami the I'huivlies ar ura cil to exert every influence to check Iheir HpreaH." v Heif Voice Aids Inventor Mate , Council of Churches: K. K. K. Pointed At. x i v life r k Hi Uiv AMsoeialftl I'res.') WASHINGTON. Oct. 111. Con lU-nniatory resolutions ulmetl at ma.sk- I r-ii uml Hecret bodies huvo been paneil j by the ailmlniMiiutico coinniltu-e off the l-Vdertil Council of rhurelien. While they incittioneil no orn::iiiiy.utloii ty name, the Hev. Samuel lr('i t'nvert, one of iho two Reneral see tur!en, rioc lured thai membe Athninistratlse Commhtee. hu'l the Ku Klux Klan In miml In purticiHa In maUiriK the n'solnlioit public Mr. Cavrrl muI: '"Huh action wan taken as u result of Sitatemeni.s nitule from i time (o time llial the Ku Klux Klan1 ami other masked and secret bodies t are ueiiiiK hi behalf of the I 'rolCHtanl J churches of ihe I'niled States While fiFiRE TIES BIG Ku j RANCH h (Special to the Observer) NOHTIt I'OWDKH, Oct. 19. the K ii Klux Klan is not mentioned ! Sanders ranch was visllnd by a big; by name in the statement, members of 'he Thursday night at eleven o'clock , the Administrative Committee had It In mind In particular. "The motives or the Kn ilnx Klan and similar organization may be .of the highest, hut members of the Ad ministrative t 'oinmiltce believe their methods are not only wron but also dutiKennis from every standpoint. Ac tion by the committee is significant, when it is realized that SO Kfcat coih- , w hich destroyed their biK dairy farm with ii loss of $:miu. Raymond llubhs is seriously ill with I pneumonia. Chester Oliver has recovered from a I serious attack of blood poisoning. Mr. and Mrs I,. R Unssell and ehil- Idien are at llolse, Idaho, vitdliii her mother, Mrs. lilotlKCt. Mrs, CHlver has returned from La llllin ons with niore than 2u.IHin.lim. '-iiim-. wiihb mm ih-m visuiiu; i 1 "cr i'.-;J j membeiK are affiliated with the h'ed- sister, .Mrs. Heed, The resolution is ?raj Council, follows: "Tiie Administrative Committee of Ihe l-Yderal 'ounrit of the Churches of. Christ In A merieu records Its BtroiiR- conviction that tho recent rise of organizations whose mem Iters a re masked, outhbound and unknown, and whose activities have tho effect of arousing religions prejudice and racial antipathies, is fraught with grave con sentences to the Church and to society nt.lfti'K'- Any organization whose ac tivities tend to set class against class or race ag-ainst race Is consistent neither with the ideals of the church es nor with true patriotism, however v.gorous or s ncero may i,o ns pro- p, fessions of religion and Americanism. I , . .-..,, . . "Kvils of lawlessness and immoral- Mrs, I test, and son of Haker and Miss tieneva anil (ienevleve Willis of .North Powder was in La (Iramte Wed nesday. Mr. and 'IWrs. Fred Nlreand chil dren went to linker today to visit their daughter, Mrs. McKinney. IM Ledbclter has closed Ihe thresh ing season and has fTut hi smnchine up for the winter, Carl Johnson and family moved In the Shourd.s residence. Elastic Gate Hits Back. A new sufety gute for railroad cross- Inirs la designed which al retches across the road like the old style gate, but Ity. however serious can never be rem- edied by siscret, private, and unauthor ized action. They must be handled by the State and by the recoKiiized forces of education. l-'or groups of Individuals wearing musks ami con cealing their identity to pt.ss judgment ton melt ami women and to carry out humiliating measures of their oyn de vising, is subversive of every principle of civilized government .and under mines respect for tho established ag encies of law and order. "Any body of men, unidentified and banded together to achieve in u par tisan spirit tho purposes of a sectional, political, racial or sectarian group, Is almost certain to fall Into the very evils of mob rule against which the spirit of Christian democracy and Am ericanism makes vigorous and con stant protest. lOven If lliey resort to no unworthy deeds themselves, their practice of carrying on their plans in disguise or under cover of darkness encourages others to do likewise, and no affords tho opportunity for all man ner of lawlessness to be carried on with immunity from arrest or punish- For Sale Rooming house In La Grande. I Restaurant in ILa Grande, i ' A ; l! :' house in La Grande, income $137.50 per month. Six-room house and large lot, 1,400.00. Four-room house on T avenue, $1,400 00. 120 acres fine timber, 2-room box house, .4 ncres In cultivation, $600.00. We have for sale and tratlo, all kinds of good farms, stock ranches, fruit tracts, building lots and city properly of nil kinds. Automobile andi Fire ' Insurance PYRAMID LAND CO. F. N. Ford Notary Public InstcEid of breaking when run Into. The gates will force the vehicle back wards, away ' from danger. nays. Ue j.-ore-t Is a nulio uloncer. ' U0 PiCtl:''0 aevi9. Too Much Meat Hurts Kidneys Take a glass of Salts to Flush Kidneys if Bladder bothers you. Eating too much tneat mav produce kidney trouble in some form or other, sayii a well-known authority, Isx-auso thu uric acid excites the kidneys, they become overworked, get Hlugish, flog up, and LiiUflO all sorts of distress, par ticularly backache and uiiwery in the kidney region ; rheumatic twinges, bo vero headaches, ucid stomach, const i patioti1, torpid liver, sleep hwsness, blad tler and urinary, irritation. ' The moment your back hurts or kid neys aren't acting right, or if bladder hot-Item you, get about four ounces of lad. fc$alU from any good pharmacy ; take a tnhlespoonful in a glass of water before bnnkfast for a few days n ml your kidneys may then act line. This famous salts is made from the acid of grae and lemon juice, com bined with lit hia, and has hewn used for generations to flush clogged, kid neys and stimulate them to normal activity; also to neutralize the acids in the urine so that it no longer irri tates, thus often ending bladder dis orders. .Tad -Salts can not injure anj' one; makes a delightful effervescent lithia water drink which millions of men and women takn now and then to help keep the kidneys anil urinary organs clean, thus often avoiding serioim kidney disorders. Druggist Says Ladies are Using Kccipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Hair that loses its color and lustre, or wlK-n it faili-. turns gray, dull and lifeless, is i-nuscd by a lack of rulphtir in tin. luiir. Our grandmother m;ili- up n mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep Ix-r locks dark mid beautiful, and tlimi-ands of women and men who valwe Unit even color, that Iteautiful dark t-li.ule "f hair which ifl w attractive, u..e i.nlv tW ld-tMHe recipe. . Xi.wa'Aiy vfi? fiv-t this famous mijt- Amhi iwrv r tlw1 addition of other IwWinll f it any drug htore Mil "f "Uyftli's Sage and BS.-..ii.m iicli darkens tire Atsia- m r.turally, so evenly, tli.it no Hri t possibly tell it ha been Vn iufl dsmpen a sponge or t k-k 'it I ;raw this tlirougli ljr. titkin-r mi '' inall strand at a tie. By in yii;(- graj b 'ir ilit n irs:' but iat delilits the ladie, with f rrth'n B'-'e and Sulphur Cum ponrto''" that. b..les beautifully dark ening Hie liair after a few application, inho brinirs back the gloss and lustra and givea it an appearanca of abundance. he will tell you- that she always uses Cres cent, and never has a failure with cake, biscuit, muffins, or breads. But can she tell you why? Scientific experimenters can. They know that a baking powder combining ' TWO leavening agents, in sures the housewife the best results. Crescent Baking Powder haa stood every test of the scientist and of thousands of housewlvcB in the West. At all grocers No Bitter Taste With Crescent Ti 1 t Crescent Manufacturing Company Seattle, Wash. Brother ELKS ATTENTION!! 'The first of our series of Smokers will be held Thursday evening, October 19th. Boxing ; Wrestling Eats Don't miss this. Show your appreciation of the Social Committee's efforts by attending and in so doing encourage more such affairs throughout the -year. Fraternally, B. P. 0. E. No. 133, Social Committee. ASKS S.KIOO ll.VM.ViKH DnitiasTO to tho amount of $."it)00 aro nought by Kntlii'i-iiK- Kufilt in a ault which alio Iuim filed In cir (cult court uyuln M. S. Itownian and jii.Mviuu .. i-iicn. i in- i'i.iiiiiiu t lu,lovv ililllll.S LII.lt f ' 1 1 1- ll'itSl't! U lllllltllllK iowuod by llouiuiin and conductod It aa a rooming hoitsc. 'I'lio chiiin in tnailo that ilurini; th was torn nut UK.iitt, and the opoa liif? In thu flour was cnvuioit by "too-nnllinK" In the boat-da. Tho lilulutlif clnlins that she, boltiR lif- niuiint of tha condition of the flour, ll.Jl MO VGA TO SAIiT Ii-.KK ;) BAKKft, Ort. 19 Mr. and Mn.V. ifV. Si. Huird unil fumily will move to Hull lAko In th Iniinmltute future. f- siio ciniiua taut aho whs so badly Injured that hi:r health ia now uiTiictoil by roasou of tho full. Alio Im i-..ti-..u,.iit..,l l.t, l.ul...,. occupaiu'y ofim.,!,..,. u...i' .-I. ...i. b-.....' tho buildi,,,; by F.ick, a su,lrwy0i: " "u was .-lit in i ho l.uildlni-. I.atir, II s-'""-"'. st(-pied ' on theso Inaocure boards 'tor many ycai-a' roaldont-is hero. They ind was iiniclpllatod to tho floor i have iliajiow.il of thnli- home in rioum U.ikor to tho Ila'ier Whito T-ino I.lim-1 bt-r company far $4-'6ti, which will una, it for un ofrlco luilliiliiif with little ro niodfllnir. Mr. Ilaird, who haa been ooudnctor on tho Hunipler Valley rnli-wi-.y for .10 yoara, will eniruso "' tka i-t4 1 estate- btialnesa In Salt Uike. S'H.e-r.R'y:s Today and Tomorrow ."In llie Name of the Law" The Most Stupendous Heart Drama Ever Screened SEE! -The Thrilling bank robbery! ' .' Tltn flfinrrm- Qlrvn-il 1 ; The big police round-up! .1 Tho shooting of Johmiie OTIara! r The father's grief! . (! The mother's devotion ! 7 -The banker's perfidy! : S The stenographer's peril! 9 The heroism of the blue coa;s! . 'V 0 I 'ol iceman O'Hara's great problem ! 11 The great trial scene! ,;. . 12 The sister's dramatic revelation! , 13 Brother defending brother! I I The' thi'illing shooting in the court-room! : " If) The final tremendous punch that will lift you off your seat! These are but a fraction of tho avalanche of tremendous heart punches in the greatest drama ever filmed. Ripped, crashed, smashed, shattered, blasted its way to an : astounding triumph and stood New York City on its civic head for one solid month. ; A , , Also Showing . . FRANK LYN FARNUM ' . 'in "THE UPHILL CLIMB" - Two-Reel Western iiiiaayn ,VMmidi lam g v" JnY I r This offer good only from Oct. 20th to 0t, 28th temaRJC r Wear- Ever"! ' two-quart ' Aluminum H Pudding; Pan We are making this offer solely for the purpose of af fording you an op. porttinity to give "Wear-Ever" a Mai service test in vovr own kitchen. We want you to SliE the Regular Price $.95 !4QC Ltiver wily 20c cl Regular price 28 ence and KNOW the difference between "Wear Ever" aluminum cooking itensils and utensils of less thick metal which, conse quently, are oil'cred at a difUrencc, FEEL the differ- . s cheaper price. e W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. K.m dkf whj wmnwti tnuwitH n mmi atwuat! wMHfMMttM nt ittttummMtiwAutreiKiiiMiiimiu tHum iuitnuiau,in mmsujiiiiii B j rj : LL JL h ' '(ff WlfBI i I Directors Who Direct In this bank the directors are outstanding men, each successful in his own business. Interest in the progress of the community. makes them broad-ii.'mdcd, while exper ience lias taught them the value of wise conservatism. In guiding the business of the bank, they watch the suceewses of their depositors. Their counsel cannot fee purchased but it can lie had as an adjunct to a- ewaaeetw witli this )a.uK . ' . '"-' 0 tSauSjfj, OorVywt ' oVlV.0lRAL RESERVI "8855' . .s. - -
