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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday December 2$. 1922 La Grande Evening Observer Condemned for Treason PAGE FOUR AS INIIIM'UMIUXT XKWXrAI'KII. I'dhliKlK-a dully hii'I weekly nt l.a llnui.le, tireKou, hy l.a .Iranil.. Kveu IliK Oliserv.-r rnlillsliliiK f'uiupaliy. . imutai DKN.vis, Kititur. Lnlered at the Poitotrieft at I.a rimml". Orettoli. UK Beeoiicl Class Mall Mailer. .MrtroMH nil coinniunleiillotis to Till-' flltSK II Vl'jll, 1 110 A.Utllll Ave., J.u Li'raiidr, Oregon. Bl IISt'HII"TIO. IIATHS. II)' Currier. ttRlle. ier nunitli ...... pallv. pel three months . IiHlle, per Nix mil.. In utlv (lull'v, mIiikIh eoiy ....in.; ....!.: CITV AMI rorvi'V (lI'I'K.IAIi i"A i-i :rt. II jt Moll. Dally, per year. In advance ; i hulk, ulv i Him In advance IIIIIIV. lllll'e niDlllll". Ml uuvnii. o ..i.t. WVelilj tlbst-I'Ver-Sliir. Jiy mail. t per year, Ill a'lvinn:e Jl. ' On sale In other i-il leu On-iron Hotel Ki-Wii rilanil. I'ortlaii.i; Imperial News fctHiul. I'lirlltinil: M nit eoii.uli News Hln nd. I'urtlaii.t. 111,11111.11 Of ANftOCIATKU I'M'!. The .Hsoeiiil.-n I'less Id exclusively ....ml... I I., ni- fur. tiulilictttioll nr lieWH lli-.pilelien iTClllt.-.l IO It or till' ullierwlM! lc'lil..l til Ihls paper, linn ..i. I.. .....e iuiIiIInIi.-iI lli.-r.-lli All rights 'f re-pillilli-iiliin of special ll.-inllie perelli nlrio Hie I i-S'-rv.-u. GREAT POWER FROM (iOlJ" Hcholcl. I irive unto you power t: treat! on seiyents nml scorpions, and over ull the power of the enemy; unil nnthinir shall bv uny means Jiust you lukc ID: II'. Romance of the Seas. ' A Hhiintom fleet, sighted off the coast of Brazil, possibly a squadron of Swedish vessels oil an instruction cruise, a submarine jriven to Kemal, but barred from the Straits by allied ships, bob bins an to shins like a modern piratical rover; and Admiral Stark, anti-Iiolshevik leader, who fled with his fleet from Vladivostok when the Japanese left, browsing from port to port in China these are but a few of the romances on the high seas today. More appealing to .modern adventurers, perhaps, is the com mercial rivalry, the copetition between nations for the trade of the world. Fleet is matched against fleet, ship against ship, and men ,,,r.:.iWr mim ' Not the fastest, not Vet the safest, but the surest Uf;H"'tI- iav.... ---- I ' coljijpetitor will win. It is a peace-time game for fixhtmg men, wij'lji magnificent rewards for the victors and impotence for the JoiJqlk The call is Mud and clear, but billy men can hear it. '''The United States is in the contest, but has one foot on the 'land, as though afraid of the sea. 'Jinny of her ships are laid up in'idjoeks, rotting for want-of capital and men to .recondition and ptnVlthem into service.! There is, jituch waving of lTags, much talk of patriotism in the demand for a subsidy. Is that what is needed to put an American 'merchant marine, manned b.y Americans, upon the high seas? Or are we merely too busy and practical to be lur ed fro,m our chosen ways by the field of adventure and romance .' The Poet Son. . Tli nt wenlUiv Chicno-onn whose will, recently probated, spe cified thutuniPhis smiswtiu kitjiet,.sliiul(J getia, larger share - orijiatrfmmiy OiVn the WiW'lMs, Bas caused a'ghtyt'deal of di.-- mils.-thii. handicap of wealth on a poetic son flies hardest in the . , -.-.-..t ,M,i.iMn,ltil M li,.M?Mt . .,, -..,. ,t i,iri.....l.a,j filce of convention. The popular idea has been that starving poets produced the best verse in all ages. Thus the ancient Chinese ymc, so lyrcuylalt'ijolo red' ' ' r.e5Wuehto p& ts, aiut don't let; tlieivt)l ink Vkm AketuwjuiM wulttte.rtis iu ink," ' For poets write better when not overfed The time t jirairfe lfjiitiwCtey tjheyf ft dead. The lines Kgcip to lie writtuujn ironv, for was it not a poet who nneii them SnwlkuasJuiowsftiiost iH' liu-'jioetly1 written nowa days seems to indifciiroJrlfut tfie wets-iaroian fiiven to gout and in digestion. It is interesting to recall that the most popular of all English poems, the "Elegy Written iu A Country Churchyard," Kht Cray never a penny his life long. Jle thought it was un dignified to make money from verse. Modern poets really seem to suffer little from an ingrowing sense of dignity. Tlilft is inp ni-Ht idrraro io ronrn in is cms wry mowing me sentoncing o ileiith ot the hih Grcvk ofljciaU who wore held responsible for he ni'itary tli-l;.;icli' by '.he military commit tt-e of the new dovernment ti'iiU'irU CounuriB. former premier, if uliown here with his hand, at hit? fnxheaJ lislcnins to the tj '.iiiioiiv wiiirh nynt him before a firing sqcad. Editorials From Over the Nation THE OFFICE CAT ! Olilmnn "f)li fthmilil nliunua tm-.ih' ticp what one preaehes. Newman "Yes, but often a man ;. M AMUM.TOS MMiK ATDP. I puts in so much time preaching that Kinpiirla (iazelle: (leoit'e Wusli-j )L. none left for practice. iliKtun. Ciillier of lllii coulilry. mve.i a . -noil mi ii to William I.oseue Tliayer. When you get the idea in your Hie historian. Mr. Thayer. In a re-.hJ that" the world is against you iront lilojM-ali- of Hie fiitlier lias jt js. pointed out llle fait Unit not tllltilj sIMi-i-n inonthH alter the death of ,-Hey, Bill!" WuHhiimton did men Im-kIii to .spread "What i it?" . the vielied ntory that he never had "Your doctor's out here with' a told a. lie. .Mr. TJiaycr alKO tellx tin fjjit tire." i .' f ii. t , i,i , that. .Mr. i uiayer also tfllx iw tliatj "Diaifno.se . Lht ease jis flatulency Tliomn .IvJI'fr.'io'.i ,.siariid , the tor.v.f the peiimetec,- and chai-Ke him ac n a.mie m,ri of a oniony. Washing. I coriingly, ordered , the garaire man. Ion has had .a lot oi li'oulilu as an.; That's the way he does biz." hh.torlr.i .eharaeier. i liit;l'l nrishiL,'. . TTTT, from a kind ..f eh rlmsls of his vlr-f "A school minor is n ir'reat ;. ims. 'i-l, at hard, imijr has tended to tion," says a h'iith school student.! tiini what inusi have l.een a hinnaii . -phe S(-,ol pets all the fame, the and pi ir.ihalde man into a hateliil nri,1t,.r. ,r(.ts all the monsu and ih. The Kind of Customers We Like! Every store has a certain kind of customer tncy iiKt. We are particularly glad to number among our customers the man Who has the instinctive appreciation of good clothing. To him the fine points of our suits are instant ly evident he senses the well-bred charm of their style, the exclusive elegance of their fabrics, the painstaking perfection of their tailoring. And he knows that the prices we ask for these things give them a value which stands splendidly alone in the ciy of La Grande. HART, SCHAFFA' ER & MARX CLOTHES Make an irresistible appeal. If you KNOW good - clothes, you will sense this appeal. If you WANT to know good clothes, then we extend an invitation to exam ine our suits and test them by direct comparison, style for style and value for valjue, with tiny other ready-made clothes sold in this community. Suits $:i5.00 to S6.-).00 THE HOME OF HART, SCIIAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES TODAY'S EVENTS i.IumKt m.Iml TJmi womlur I-that .stuff Rets all the blame. Wiih InK'imi Iiiim i mii'ViVi'H. Insltno) Uv!. w- li.ive known tint . truth, tl.nl -Most of the people who keep onj jexjitcimtf me worai mu utterly to ii any " "lu-li affl.asp the Hignifieanee of the prea- ; ;i l iiHttH. i' tl'- lliytllK lutVC iriltiln en Washington, In woulil hnvij pi-nti'-stcd j n ri(;!it.ms wrath. I I ain't neVer douhtWfl !' ami i1iii:k1"u W.iM mt cont'iriitt'ri ' uiislit ut idttiil liar. Hut hi- ilmiht-1 a ...f i i. l ' 1,1 has hu.l his wait inonu-ntM when it;Cerr.injr the carnal nature of men was easier tu ail:h than to explain, fks Vo thank QQ(l y rf k l.yli.i: is the worst halilt In the world. ' hilt it Is il tfi'ejit nor till nntisept ii- ami, Roads lead haw a Ki i'al nvt in ttm hiinmn 'f.j. ,,ni),Hrh phurnitiropoefa. W.i:Jlitli,'ttni was not: , an uddl.-t. hnl there Is no reason to! Tho ot)lc.r day Attorney General n.,.,so he .11,1m t one a neoesnary Me DauBherty said that President Hard on. e ,n a -wnile to .iisinfoet u miiy W1(U( ,be renominated. But. a linafion .,,1, p.e.-erve the a.ne.tl- ,,., timely matter, is whether or to jail if you drive yiyt Dauyherty will be retained. Washlil-tlOii: a I'iiJ Ilia n. .Aettil'.-!' -r,,!,,,7.;hltnf' are precious little moments, :.wa f.om hlni. And Ik- will rfn.w- Many tlinRS can be. done thv,"ji.rViri(l4 iV-hrt; Hl.e uulij?: So, don't run. ' , 'fir f iff !tIM" T ,lP on;Just a minute to be hired, minute to 1h fird t rlimiKintf Old hoy. MiMJst.. mimit l!f rhnvei- of Uo:'ton in his ."1 hWrnnhv I f ti' :.... j.. ' f.)' U'iif;,,iu't(in" ha'dfmi'ili kNtimtryf r.-t ,;llllta t,f,ib- ' 1 ' 7',v i1, m ,,1,'l lf,,l "Wil t .eniHt.only a minute W cross o'er there, --.I'Ph of .thu man., Jusf minutes make up the davs Alter nlll, Cod has been rather tnoiv-0nlv Kftnf ' mi,,t n,,,' h-ouvin,ln in making Kreat ,en thun just a minut is worth while ' ieasiiiif Kwnl siiiuis. u hfrh hriniwlonly a minute smilP. mih. RmJIo' ;um 1tj t.he qnestitm; I 1 1 not (Jon! makrj . ,iv.it nnn :fid did not poslertty spot! The puhlic is the one biff politi- liic rn l.y dauliiiiK Un Kreat 'men o.er;eal bos!s of thiK" gieat country. n own h poci'is't'H and so linear 'out; - ' Hi:, (ne twinlilivin 'their eyes tlmtl Why do they say a bride is "led' (in. I phi there us his heaeon by wiikhHo the altar? Did you ever see a turn should see their way around the! bride pulling back? earth rather than Ka.e at a luin ! .. lainl.d path to Heaven? I THK QL'ALITY OF MI2IICY "Dearest. 1 must marry you." "Have you seen father?" "Often, honey, but I love you just the same." , Centenary of the birth of !en. Wil-: Hani Ii. 'raliuferi-o, u noted eonimati-, dtu of the ('onfederui-y. ( Hie hundred yeai-K kk:o today ib'n;- j mhth Morrow was Inaugurated hi tin- governorship of thlo. The I toman Catholic ehnri-h throuKlmut the world today begins un observauct of the third centenary of death of Saint Kraiuis de Sale.. I I i luuaclo Cahleron, for Hixteon years the diplomatic repre.sentatlvu of liollvlii at WaHhlngloli. sails from New Vorl; today for home. A state-wide movement in behalf of A nierieunizution in to he inaugu rated at u two-day conference to be opened today at Ann, Arbor, Mich. The Casino theater In New York, famous for two u;cmratlim.s an the home of lisht opera, today celebrates the fortieth anniversary of. its first oivcuintf, , t Ttdny will be observed throughout j the I'nited States as Wood row Wil-j son lay by friends of Mr. Wilson and j contributors to the Wood row Wilson i I-'oundution. . ..-,, ! ... The . completion uf in $Jof,noo I'a-j, clfie, MiKhway .bridfft'- ovtir tlio AVil-, hunotle river, , sahl . to be ' the litrcst reinforced, conerrto span west of the. Hoelvics, Is to be celebnited toihiy. with u Ki'and fete at AMecon city. A four-day irovrra m of exercises j and festivities In connection with the inn u u rat ion of (iovernor Alfred K. Smith will bo opened at. Albany to-j day with a public reception and a; parade of democrat le. march injr clubs, Six hui'.li'eil undeiKiadilutes from v.uifuis paits uf tlte world a-c to Kulhcr In Toronto today to attend the .'list National conlci ene,. of i 'anad um stiidents to be held under the auspices of the Student Christian movement. Vermont, is the only New Knuinnd state where, the' women' of voting ue do not out number the men of voting iifje. I - I After 600 Years. t A fti'l- filld vi-iirs flip Irish n....til.. hnvt.t ' ,''i' f ciiiint'p io Kovorn vjuunsuives allur men- own liishion, ;iml work it tlit'ir desliify. ' ' ' ' ' : I i lie nisi i.i uisii 'iiooivs rnilmrked rioin boIiIIumm Ireland yes tsi ady ami sailotl for home 1 (jit I 1 Here- v, ero Jciys and dicers as the transports departed, tears ajid cheers that lused past sorrows in luture hopes. Dulilin, shell njarkod, hut still proud, had forgiven and wanted to I'oruet. That .spirit, lwl rt-pivvailrtl with lender on htith sides of the channel at any one time, niij-ht have solved the prolilem of Ireland centuries up,.. Ireland is now a free stale, in fact as well as in name. It has sacrificed somelhiiiir f,. j(.s freedom politically, as well as physi cally. It has jriven up. for instance., that voice in the affairs of the I'.ritish empire with which Irish leaders in oilier years were wont to command attention in the house of commons! ''.ut Ire land did not want to help jcoverii the liritish empire; Ireland mere , ly wanted to govern herself. In that fact we find a Kev to human nature, universal in its application. Ill the Day's News. Si nur Holt lioiaeio 'alil.-i oii, who! sails tor homo today, ' has hail u ea-' iti-i- ol' .slxti on yoars as tin- il iploniat-! ic r.'iin'Montatlv lityloii. Ilo 1m the (li'iui or tile South THK WICKED WORM Cuthbort hail been Jistcninit nan for MUS!C fy jc:f uwlpmlitforllu W.H. Bohnenkamp . ' . ' Co. . ' 1 Wc will gladly help you in selecting the pro per MAZDA lamps for your home. m sm&k M -" -II NOS CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Apply Cream in NostrKs Open Up Air Passages. To ? i relief! Your closed 1.1 ...v jt... ..it. ..,..u...r.U1 I Itolhia at Wash-j'1"1' tin m lo n left we trom his i f vur head ifi-e dear and you ciiii f .........i vii i lie t-V in Ul MIL' rTniN i.. Ii'.ui v o iiikiii i.kvL-iiiii nintH. Ah! Wlmt J nostrils opi'ii rij ,and lute risincs in the morninir. over u new leaf. Remember. early bird that catches the Time was when Dulilin would have i limited the departure of the last Kritish uniform as a si-cat day for Ireland. Init now it's liarldy an incident. t Commissioner Undis more than earns his salary with the os bip lie furnishes the stove Icajrue. . ";i 1 There are times when a man's friends can rentier him a real ' service ly lotting him alone. lli.hin.l M ill l iml tlt.il II, tl,; . r:n i i . : . I'i'iifiM.' un v niisinin.s .siockms a not liun(- on amhiishes. ' turn its Hi worm.' 1 "Hnl Ila ! "How AiiH'i-li-ali iltiiloniallNta In years Niii,e iu the I ii it.ii staiea; in fuel. ... ,u'vl'1' amount to iiny- linl one .llilomll.t of all those er.e.. ! .""'f. "'"J the father, "unless you Iteil to tin- t'nllr'l. Slates has oeeu- liuii.'r than lie-tho I Vlllli... ,lll...lv...l... alil. ion ina. I. Ills first visit lo Mi- ... lauirherl ( uthbert, llilt.il Slates as a s ial i eoi .-sen -: , "'" "11 worm: W nat 0 III lalne in lloln la to III.- Ann rl, all e.-n-i 'uiiiinir out so curly.'" i.nnl.ii in 1-iiila.ielnloa In ! 7s. lie:. ,,.-ly -s""'" replied the father, sr. ally luiMi-.-K.nl with tin- .( w,"'i Jl't been-to bed all thin, traveleil -rNleiislv.'ly I hi onuli i?''IK'U;' lle w m his way home." it ii tul l.ili-i iiiirrteil an A mei lean ' ' ' -ttt-. notiian vvboni be ni'lt .l.:::v.s tbat visit'., "''isonally weiillftve Mil idea that lo Hie l'iilie.1.. States. ' l!.tli at home 'he longer skirM. won't be mueh woi ..ml al-roail. he 'has a limit reinita- ,"lt" mc of the shorter ones are lion ill I fillaiulal evpelt. allil liefolu Wl' UUt. . In-iiif; sent to Washington be ba-l ' m ii-I tils loiintix' for some time, as w f I'm. n ni. intifoiiii .Itscliui'e, lieadticlie, dry iietw no stni'litiK for breath at night, your roUl or eatal-rii is gone. Don't stay ttulleil-up! (.let a small botlle of Kly'a Cream Halm from your ilrtiist now. Apply a little of tins fragrant, untieptie ereatil .in your nos trils, let it peliL'tnite tlirudi every air ai--ii.e of the lii-n.l; t.Htlte. anil Ileal the swollen, itilbuueit inueoii ni.'lnlti all.-, eivini. von intsnt relief. - Klv's Cream llslm is just wlmtevei-y enlil anil eatiirrli sulti't-er ' Iihii been seeking., It s just upload id. : . ;: oooootsoooooooooooooooooooo o FORD & GEORGE llUllisIr Today's Anniversaries, pnKi-.l nil iid- IJRIEF PUNCHES i; if IMI nvill, I'i, .Imunt- Two robbers o l.o.inl an Ohio train, but the porter I l.iiisluil llKiii ir. i I'bll nlolpbla .Soi lh American: Now 2 isn't only in., i:. .,.i,i,iii mi,.,-!. I. hi n Itlle Ceriuau i-in 11...11I (hat's Wn-lli. O Ics.. jg :o ('..Ml. Jiicnsnn :iium- nl' tin- Iti-Mtsh itt t'lialnn'll.'i L tu tit 1 Ion, un tli- Mississippi nvcr.j a li w null" bclriw r-v i)t-c:iiiH. ! 1 M s llinpcmr Alfxnih'r umti'il to 1lu l!tiNhm pfii-;init v Un- rtuht t 1 iia hi Wh maiiiilai t hits. isi'i; .t.nniH tluvt'v Slati-r. t ntto't i Stat. sciiiit.ir troin Oieunii, hum ': liihim.l I'tnu-s - llsmtch: Thci Sain.;iiiHci imt. III. Ii.-.l at Ii':,rM," i,n "'n- ts pnicctinj; an nlrj (tuin.lf. Uli',. .hiiniarv '.'n, N!'1. ,1'lum- which will ly without U pilot, JNV.t- Tin. mat MuhhinutiMi Mnciin-i An'' 'h,t h;itir,-s llrn that, for a, whlh l.-y, hlrstm ian. cmhu ist. and poet, dtcdfat l,,;si. it will Hy without n push 1 1 1 l.nuilon. Morn H h.hcr 1 S(0. j v 1S70- Marsh; J I'rtm. Spanish sol- . dtcr mid Mutcwuiau, shut tu Miidihl;' Illinois State. .Imirual (Sprtnrirld ) : illcil two il-tVM later. j lli fnre niitrrlanc u man in willing to ISTi - (Mncinnntt vnfcd St.srtO.oanlnomtt that he is ttnworthv of his wife. TAXI Service Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44 Educator Shoes For Children Let the child's foot prow as it should, Riving room for all five toes. .We have the exclusive sale for ;! . ISI)UCATOR SHOES The Bootery Snc. 200 Depot Street Vhonc Alain 118 A Paradise for Tired Feet. Grocer Smith, Mgr. o o o o o O' o ift JViinurn an itM j oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Dirty work is iv.-udc with ml autonmliilf. as li.HKii.-tlil,. if it is tlon.- in tinkfiinj; Sophistication is stinietliiiio; Him ymniK- lioasl of nml llio inatuiv try to hide. ' Tlic trouble ahout an innnne tax lvttiin is tit., f.-..,,,..,,,..,. r n, return. It is Suoh a risinjr i-fiipnititm Hii,t j( js fiv tlticntly jln o itself. Trfe'sine.st thing in lielting on a suiv tiling is tin; loss. to aid the t-nnstriii'tton oV the fhrrta. In-ako and 'tin -In nat I mil mad. tsv:. rnincni. rani ,ini,s i;,ov ii -. I. leil pic-i-leiit ol the IVcnch lit- put. he ts"t- .Inmcs (!. l-'.iti'. llnnn;! ni'l Itnii ilie nml fonn.-i- I '. s. m n;iioi-, dtr l in San l'i iittei'.co. Il.nn in llclta-t. IU lailil. I'e. -cnili.'r " 1 out alter marriage he uct UH though lit- hal sacrifi,-, .1 hlm-nclf. ''hv.h,ni i-i.tt,, Urah-r:. .Mlm A He ,;"l,f'!,s,l thinks that men ilo not atit wuiiii a f,, ln, ofitcc. It not iiii,Ii, Alir,, that they don't -want w,.in. n t.. I,,, 1. 1 tll0 ninw an Hl.it Hn-v W;,t to 1m .1.1 in.. oirtccH thctn- Todav's liirtlulays. 1 le Woe.li WiUnn. fnt'HICI' pi evtih nl "t the t ntte.l State-, horn at Staun ton. Va .. ' '! ea i ayo ila v. t 'iltlliM-t H. I 'lies. Inrnier s.-natni Hold ;t-.hlii.:t.'n. mw f. S. inlnt-tei to ioiiinilH;i. horn it 1 .1 ini;iton. Kv , ..t ,-ai.-. iimi l-Mla. 1'ianK t:. WtllK I lliti .1 States s,-n. al o I'toin I'litn. hoin itt l.( W H ('fl '1 M- M n". t..il v. .loM-ph (li ovp. forin f cm crnot of iioioir:,. t.oux at Canto, , :i One Year Ago Today. for re- l-.titi-ii (ll,, Atlanta iM'i-sl-tM of Ku Khiv Kl.ni. Kx-lV.-si.l. nt Wilso .1. Ina- Willi I ti.elln:; ell lil -"l I'l.lh.! Mis 1:""im I'.ill Sehollel'l. tbe first win,,., a ! vt ii,,. Matcsuebtl iiein.ii .il i.,-nt l-i.a'ii. Is ! niltl'-.l l.. 1,, , ,,, , ,..,:ues lo be it'in the j.ut ler tbem In haiil ARCADE Starting MONDAY f WiZ Wo WILLIE ii uh Hity u mm Vtrerltd fa) J 00lWi EDWAJIDS New Years Greeting As we complete 3(i yeare of successful banking in La Grande we desire to thank most sincerely our many patrons and the public who have assisted in making possible this record. We also desire to wish the citizens of La Grande and Union Count v a most Hanpv and Prosperous New Year, and we trust that the year 1923 may be replete with hap piness and success for them. The Directoi-s, Officers and Staff. La Grande National Bank' SOUKD KELIADLIi rKQiJKLSSIVE j ork.
