La Grande evening observer., November 21, 1922, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
All IKDUl'HXDUKT N K W ft P A VKK.
Piibllitifd dully and wrf-kly at Iai
Grand'.-, Ort'doti, hv l.u (Jrwudw Kven
tng Observer I'ubiialunic Company,
BKUCE DKNS'18. Editor.
Entered at the I'uiiofflcc at l.a (J -untie,
Oregon, . fecund CJhsi Mail Ukitor.
pHKKKV KU, Mlti
uranda, Oregon.
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Daily, three muntha In advance. l.'H
Da 1 1 v. pt-r month 6 Ue
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prr : -r, in bdvainn - fl.-io
On aate in other cilKB -ortifon Motel
NN'Hi titnml. I'orilaiwl; Imperial Nw4
Mand. l'..rtlmol; MliltUOUitli
Miami. Portland.
La Grande Evening Observer today's events
UBsriiirrio haiku.
Centenary of the birth of Gid.
Joslah J'ickett, noted civil war coiu
.i.ander, Ohnervunce of Kor-fathers Day
in commemoration .uf the landing,
Nwi of thu JMlKriins.
Vlco 1 'resident Cool id kc Bpeal.s
i km in it ok amnm;iatii: pittas. ;1i1h evening ut the forefathers
-J.T.:ri'rtfrr:;7bi! banquet of tlio 'New Eiilaud
n.'vvx oi.-pHti h.-H credited to It or noi
otherw ie credited In Mi la pnpiir, and
By Carrier.
Dally, per month -
Daily, er 1 aree moiilha
bally, pr ati mo., in advance .
Dally, ainifle copy n.
AISU 'M M V
I' A I' K ll.
of 111..
thf lorn I m va iiilillln(t c litre In
All rliftitu of re-nohli atlon of aoecta
diapatcliea here aliio are reaerred.
ItlHI.r: TIUH'CiMT l-'OK TODAY
HOW TO CONCH.'KK AN KNKMY:
- -When ii nian'H wayt; olea-e tin.'
Lord. he niakttli oven his em-mien
to ut at itar with him.-- I'roverbs
16: 7.
Fifty Years And What It Means
Society in Cleveland.
Scientific renearcli uh unjdled to
aurjcitltiire lu th! chief Kubject to
he tllxctissi'd by I lie AhkocIuUoii fit
j I. mid brain collie when it menu
in Washing i on today for Its 3Gth
annual convention.
All phases of not I al work in
which Catholic women an; engaged
will he discussed by the National
Council of Catholic Women at lie;
second an tin a I convention, wIim.1i
opens today fit WaxhitiKtuu, I). C
Klimination of waste in indiiMry
will be the principal topic of dis
cussion at- the hixlli annual .New
York State J adust r hi I Conference,
which in to meet in HiiITnlo today
for a Kessioii of t hree dayn.
l ho liilerslate Commerce, i um
misHion ban k- today for beKinnini',
a hcarine, in iWashinnlun on tin- p
tition of the Soiilheru J'ncific cu'a
pauy to continue unified operation
of the Southern and Central Pacific
linen.
In the Day's News.
When one hears of "fifty years in prison" little atten
tion is paid to what it means. Listen to thu Janesville,
Wisconsin, Gazette and learn its true meaning:
Fifty years ago there was a railroad just being com
pleted and operated through Peshtigo and north. It was
a year after the fire which had devastated the small saw
mill town and" the horror of the forest fires were still
fresh in the minds of the people, while the scars were ev
erywhere visible. From sunshine and freedom a young
man of this village was taken to Waupun state prison for
a murder. He is there vet. lie lias risen eacn morning,;
passed the day, gone to bed locked in a cell, risen apain. '
and for fifty years lS,2(i2 days, repeated with deadly;,,, ,,. t-i,..,i sil.. ,..... ,,,.
mnnontonv this unitine. lie lias seen a score of wardens. ;..w.inij i min womi. is n of
Jlen who were guards when he arrived are long since dead j)","';,
and forgotten.
There was only a great stretch of wilderness across
Northern Wisconsin when he came to prison. Long ago
his name was obliterated and his, number still remained
his only designation until hooks and records were consult
ed. When number 1.727 went to prison there was no tele
graph, one line of railroad crossed the continent, we had
Today's Anniversaries.
1790 Bryau Waller I'rortur, vrlio
won fame as a poet aud uruniatlm
under the uamr nf Barry Cornwall, I
lioru at l.eedx, EuglauU. Died lu
London, October 4. 174.
1831 (Jim. John K. .Miller. Civil
war suldler and LT. S. senator from
California, born at Sou til llend, Ind.
Died In Waaliliiirtou, D. C., .March
8, 1SS6.
1833 Wabasli college wati found
ed at CrawfordKVilte. Ind.
1842 Henry N. Coilden. the blind
eliapluiu of the U. S. lloue of rep
regentatlveH. born In Marshall cnun
ly, Ind. Died at Fort Myer. Va.f
AiikukI 22, 1U22.
1847 One hundred and nixty
illxeH loat when the steamer Phoenix
was burned on Lake Michigan ner
ShelioyKaii. Wis. '
1866 M. ct I iik at KillKHloll, Out.,
adopted a resolution calling upon
the people of 'anada to agitato for
annexation to the United Statea.
1318 Cen. PershlllB entered llit-
(t.'lty of Luxeuibtn-K ahead of his
I roopn,
JltUu .alio L. Hiinion, republican
nalionul coinniitteeniau for Okla
homa, was nliot fatally at Ard-imire.
oil the llenirn iiitic Hide
nppfi' hoiisi-. Senator Sim
mon was hoi n in Jinie.4 county,
Noi l h Carol ina, in 1 S 5 4 . and has
siii',. Ih--u a resilient of that state.
H- w..s ediH-ati-tl at Lake Korlst
cnlli -e and Triniiy collei;. North
Carohna, madiiatinK from (he last
nanod I list it ut ion in 17". Two
vt-jirs Ijit.-r he was admitted to tin:
bar and rwiiaiued in active practice
first election as I'nfled
tor in l!il. I'revious
the prairies, and millions of acres now tilled were covered ! Hrrvt'il one Inrtu as a l-epresnta-with
buffalo bones and the primeval sod. Yet in all that nv i i'sns. in i i;i2 he was
time this murderer has been sitting or walking about or j"ii.oiu.,i collector r internal rev,.-
, ... .,. . ii. ii i ! ,i .ii tnui- for .Notih ( arolina under l'resl-
toiling within guarded stone walls while the world has ;,,,., Cleveland, in the same year
been whirling along all around nun. h,. iicinme rnairiuan or the iemo-
Fifty years of punishment. T have been hanged
not resumed sjiecie payment, Indians were niassacreing "'' hi f'
settlers, the Sioux were riding the plains, red bandits of ; f,'",'
Hart Schaffner &
Marx Clothes
Speak for You-
titkt; a pi ale in ; our ap-
OXSKSK
If I were you, and you wore me,
What real difference would there
be;
nut ii you were me, and I were you.
Id do the thing that you would
do. j
So If I Were me, aud you were you 1
And you loved me, and I loved
you.
And we told each other, we both
HKreu, ,
There would be no difference,
don't you wee.
Now you love me, and I love you. I
For I am me, aud you are vuu, I
There i one t hi iik Hiire to come
true, i
We love each other, thru and j
thru. ' !
i
So if I get you, mid you pet me, ;
And you are me, and I am you,
Then we will happy always he
For 1 am me, and you are you I
They Hay you have (,-uod t.isle
peai'uuce, arc. '-up ami coming."
Yon Hhonld he pioutl then own a suit uu can he
proud of anywhere and every time you put it on.
The finality of the fahrlcH and ta'hii ho; in Hart, Hcharf
ner & Murx duthhiK . HlandK out uh the predominant tea
line. They look conlly hut they're not; thev re the cheap
cut clothed In the world in the end, lor they hold tln ir
hhape, color of fahrlc, tle ami tailoring an lun a oii
wear them. They're made that way and they're guaran
teed to stay that way.
Wonderful new fabrics in the fall suits at
$38.50, $40, $45, $50
BUY "MUXSINGWEAR" FOR
MEN AND BOYS
This Store Is Exclusive Agents for
This Famous Underwear
The fit of "MnuHlnKWeui"' Hhonld he reason enough
for million of men, women and children heing eon
Htant weareiH, hut there are other reuMtiiH of great
Importance.
They vu- exceptionally well and launder so easily,
n-lainiiiK their original Hhape, fit and lahric ui'ter many
wuiditWKS. ,
"MunsiiiKtvenr" In inaile in every denired we?t;ht ami
weave. It Ik priced hut a very Utile more than other
underwear. It is Tor men, women and children aud
we especially Invite the men to our men's Hlore for the
express Jurpose of examining; this famous underwear.
Men's Sheep Lined
VESTS
$10.50
We call your particular attention to theae
ests for men who work out of doors. They
are nhcep lined, with leather sleeves amf
corduroy hack. The patent nittcd Jersey
collar and culls fit nn tig- and keep out the
wind and snew.
A comfortahle fitting vest, wry reason
uhly priced at tO.aU.
Other vests ut all kinds. ST.."0 tu N I :!..(,
Sizes up to
Of Interest to Women
jCnitlc exccuthi; comtnltlie of hlK
.. r I it PP.. 1. 1 1.1..., .1 ' 1
llieaia a iew inoniciit oil tnu mihihiiu, u miihrm iiiuij ami lor nearly j 5 years,
the end. late imprisonment lias meant a living death, ai
man in a tomb walled in by the stone sarcophagas, and j
yet a breathing and conscious corpse. His blood is on no j
man's hands; his own bitterness has been his punishment.
If he should be freed he would be a stranger,, like a man
from Mars, come to earth. A pardon :to l)im Von Id lie the
most terrible thing. that could happen, 'a fit climax of pun-'
itive torture to a half century in the living tomb. ,,!;
: r- o : . .', ;,
Today's Birthdays.
heroic Ilel-
,; IfSoumds All Right
r.irclinal Mcrcier. Ill
Kian pri'lale. Iiorn on tin
battle of Walirloo, 71
lO'lay.
Dr. lliiKh M. Smith, for ';ti years
1'. S.; conimissiouir of fisheries,
l.orn in Washington, 57 year;; a;o j
toil.- y.
Sir Arthur T. Quiller-Couch, popt:- I
lar Kiu.'Hsh novelist, boi'n in t'orn
wall, &!l years Hiin today.
l-'rank 1.. Kramer, .who heiil t!-
Amefican professional bicycle cham
pionship for IS yeai-H horn at i:.:in.
ville, Intl.. -It; years nco loiiay.
Clark Oiimth, president of Ihe
Washington American leaau bu-av J
ball club, born at Nevada, .Mo., el
cars imo today.
(ioltlsborouh Hall, Princess Mary's
country home, was built in the year
A maid of honor to England's
queen must have the (nullification of
beintr a peer's granddaughter. j
ine women of the Mexican sta'.e of
Vacatan were the first Spanish-
site of the I speaking women of the world to ex
years ;-ocrcise the privilege of the ballot.
An open safety-pin,' which had
been dropped from his wife's blouse
into the vegetables as she was pre-name only twice. Her first two bus- r'rench actress who has come t)
paring supper, caused the deuth of 'bands bore the same surname, as did i America to give a series of lectures,
a man in London recently. als() hc. thild an(, foul.ih Parisian fashions and Parisian
That no women should bt. permit- Miss Marie I.loyd, the Popular lifu, has brought with her half a
ted to attend her funeral, was thej British actress- who passed away In hundred magnificent gowns and
unusual request contained in the will; London recently, is said to have earn- about as many hats- This superb
of an HKcd woman who recentlved more than one million dollars dur- wardrobe is carried in "4 large
passed awav in England. i mp her music-hall career. trunks and is said to be insured for
Although four times married, ai .
woman in Nebraska has changed he
Mile. Iiecile
el, the well known n sum in eveess of Sir,
We used to think Senator Capper was a little radical
and that probably the farm bloc was going too strong, but
we have changed our mind and now feel very much about
general conditions asloes the farm bloc in congress. The
hundred pgr cent dividends of capital in the east is too
strong when the farmer is helpless financially and is go
ing broke.
We say to Capper ami his band, go to it. We like your
program anil are willing to subscribe to everything men
tioned in the list ot undertaking lor this session of con- i , i
gress. rerhaps you have not made it strong enough, but ,, , , 1
litrv al- ' . ' llls"uu '?''i--J- ope- ;
Wednesday Special
If Steinmetz
can make a bolt of Jighlning in New York, wc
can make the sun shine at midnight with Edison
Mazda Lamps in La Grande.
Sold By
H. & S. ELECTRIC CO.
Wiring Repairing Supplies Appliances
10.") Depot Street Phone S'JU-AV
Vail will ll : ln 1 lin ui mi wii'f it' t Iwi m- wli w.i n rv i..imf ki-
most to a man on what you have started out to do. ' 1 '
, 0 i
Nice, soft rain for Eastern Oregon is rather strange
this lime of year, but we are having it instead of snow.
$15.1-
Editorials From
Over the Nation
i.ly
even mur
sei reiary:
"A 1 1 In
I IIK a pile of s,
Mieni uith sinK
bluet Item dry
away lliree tlui,
lo :,l t
1:1.0011 111. not tki.i. ; ,,, ,
- ,ll..UeMe i,
New York Times: It is jut us well , hav e a ilmibl
pethnps, that onu' hiiinmous lawi, er i1 tit l lit- emll
out in Illinois have linninbl into a' ;vett tf e,
irnilit ant. S.iid the
w I10 (hint: 1 h;it siacli-
Soile.l i.es, siin-,,11
:.e;il,lllu; and ntti
aml iiiitlinu ,111,01
1 a d.iy is 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l'
nil wroiiR. Ko'iv
I $-!.7.". Heavy Halters, $2.21) J
! t'ombination Step Ladder J
,' 5-foot, .$1.-11 !
Nic
!K)c
kel Silver Tea Spoons, !
value, today, !
09c per set
SHOOTING MATCH
RIFLE & SHOTGUN
Thursday, November 23rd
Southeast of Alicel at (he James Moss Place
UKEF, TURKEYS, GEESE AND DUC KS
Fiee Lunch at Noon Ray Fuller, Owner
i "di intily and confi.
i asi involving' the paietitae.e of ji
Hteer the (pieilion whether or no'
unch pro!. I. m- t an lie solved by w ! .1.
vaguely, .mi f;u a the pies-- r con
cerned, are r.i!Ki "blood Lcls.''
The po ..ibilily of tl.-ni thir
lieen as-, i
ly .sever al
the patci imy of
ami icl'u-al ..n .
to have -iicl) tes
look hU- t- ;.. .
known. That n
the reaon i'..r
of the cum , l'iit
is nil wrot
Ilic IfllltH
Im.,,1,1 lor
s lask ii
el;iry
lier
id. 'in, hi:
-on a nd
Mono "ii, w st 11 1 1
It Ibis isn't ;ii
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lb.
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IV bo
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lor his :i.s-
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mite-uppeal.
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cle in whicii the u h,,!,. -rffil
is that "at pie . nt
of no ol 1 test hv win
cim he ilclei mtm .l." A
Inch nnihoritv ;i on n
the time li: not yet i mm- t' . !t .
(o mlinit exigence of tht- -ni. llet,-- '
after tfie .situation may chanre II '
pcjii rh wot I;, nloiiir t hc-e li:ics p 1 '
many inve-t uratoi H i.- in pno.i c-s ji-i I 1
much jili eaily lias Iu-.mi iu'.-om pli.-hc I 'l
in other directions, if n.t in this om . !
Negative te-tmiony froni htoo.,1 that1
jtppioHihes certainly nlre;nv is avai'-j
it hie. hut m-i!ive test mi. my i einaui
to he attained. I
IHSIIU anhim; A. I .SSI V. ; ,
f' New Vol k World: Secretary nf
l-u't.-r ');"-: ci'i u-.'-'-r he r-1 ! 'i n
Of lite 1 ll"'l ;il I'ft'. p. f )i - 1) - ; ,
horn in tlr if it -ri r.ol Tor
tliai, a icccnt iiti.i.unc m .jln ofiti 1
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Docs Your Siaionery
Cany ()nr Personality?
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Oil'" i;
We Carry (he Famous
.lolmson il Johnson
Red CruNs Products
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ni p iass
Ikh; stiiuk,
spec:
for Wednesday Only
Onc-huir (Jallon Mazola Oil, 9Sc
Lux, 10c a Package.
Delicious Apples, $1.00 a Box
Uuy Your Cranberries .Now They Arc
Going Higher
Boys' Dress Shoes
Hoys' dark brown calfskin, Goodyear welt soles with
rubber heels. Comes in both English and broad toes
at a very low price ?3.50 to $0.00.
The Bootery Inc.
A Paradise for Tired Feet.
20(j Depot Street Phone Main 118
Grover Smith, Mgr. ,
I(B:
Joel's Grocery
Main 7.)!)
No Charge for Delivery
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Your
Credit:-:
is a valuable asset and should never be im
paired through careless business methods.
Transact Tour business through this
bank, build up your savings account and es
tablish a substantial credit.
La Grande National Bank
ound-iu:liai3l-e-pkogkessive