Friday, January 19, 1923.
PAGE FOl'R
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
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Inn observer I'liiilitihlMK r.)inHiiy.
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fSnteml lit tin- IVmloirirc nl l.u (innul"
Ortfcun, H4 H'.uond 'limn Mall .Mattel
Vear. l-i Hilviinr
I I;, ill -i 1 1
Il'utly, liii't-i' inniilhii. in ailvatii'ij
I VVt K! nhricrver-Ktrir, by mall.
I per year, in ndviiiiff fl.r.d
On Mali in uthor eilie Orei'li Hotel
, Krw h (Stand. I i lainl : Imperial N'c wk
m fin-i. i 'or nana; .Mimiiuinuh Svwn
Editorials From
Ove" the Nation
Arid re to alt eniiiuiuhhfilioim to TMK
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Urmiilt, Ore-foil.
aksoiat
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Bl IIS Itll' l tl) H ATKN.
Ity Cnrrlrr.
Dally, per iihhuii
lailv, per Unci; month ...
tHlly, per tax inn., in atlva
lntl, Miiulf eo.y
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i'Ai'i:n.
OI I II Ml,
I.IFK MASTKK DltAM ATIST
Newark News; Kvcr and at-'nin
come living proof lhat fiction has
no monopoly on romance, that the
iniiwl of the creative nrti-t cm de-
vie no Hituaiion more filled with
human inteiet than ea.'i lif Jliielf.
Such evidence inhvn in the leunion
of ihf family of Wilson I' ox at Do-
tlH-r"ull ; v'r,a'1'1 '"t incident leadi.-tf up to it )
r wu i yi'.u.i uu a woman and nen
(two (laiiL'hli'rs disappeared, luavinir
iliehind her husb.md and two sour.
1KKASUKKS: Lay,Th i'ltU wci- nmall nine j-.'ii rdev-
it'll Venrs old- KcnriM lv fitted tn wm.
neither moth nor rust tend wjt, ,.he Ktoim's that buffeted
mid where thieve) do thcin a thev Wefe taken on und mi
ana steal. ami- )V the mother. The fnth.
5IKIIIIi:il (!'
Tlit: .etat
I n- vi t hfia l' I.
. laiierw i
talF" th.
AH Mj:I.Ih mi i"'--!'!!!. II. anon ..f fp
lllhpalehe h'Tt-iii alHO aiu renervuU
-IH.-il
;n 1'ki:sk.
it Ion tit
it it or
nn.-h.
UKAVKNLY
up for yourselves treasures in heav-
en, wht
doth cm runt
not bi-e.ik thiouKh
Forecasting Earthquakes
l complete.
rour years pass
I ( ily Associated I'r )
I. HONOLULU. T. II., Jan. li.
j temporary injunction iti;iin; i
I ti-t i itorl-il i.H. ,..n, i;il and tr.G
....rv-h .( i.i r ..." 'Ill'
LifV.i.ilv r V i t Yu V ('T"" ej)arinieiil imni i'iiuhuiik ; a;
L . -'- . ., l, ' the iccent order ruitaii -a tncac-i p
! M l 1 l ")? nomc i'"'-M.ivitieS of alien la'et s.-h -oU was , '
, m : iHuier4nsapHeau.fl. i lie umso-. yr:inU.d rfccntlv v Juiu J- J-
lianks of the citcuit court on the pe-j
... 'j'. . ! it ii ii ue sclno '
!, " ,UlU,"'"K I I "III Will it. 'Jjw. RiKm;. y-.h,,;,. (,M! of nil .'V
Professor Baily Willis, of Leland Stanford Vmvev-Z;a KT-jt "u
k tv who hMs ironc' to ( hi ( to suiflv t he eliects oi uie re-1" lu c"" """f . P"w Kiris..,,ffl.is ... ,hc. ,,,.i;!:iun 1g-
.. 'i .1 1 -I l, k,;,, t Invi.:,. finlniJ,'r:, !:a''1'1-, momont ot,cla1e,, mwiatituii.;.m!. it has hcea:
IvUllly Utll uihuuiii an io tin vnii.it uvuuj vw x t .t...ih.-.uiiii;iil iiii.i uim:iui- null sihier '
whiTi'liv the disastrous eonseduenecs of such cataclysms .'" d, .,th..rv- aim., .v-iuiy
. : . ... ' . . t . . n:n;-inim u: The wuv aciu..s t u1 co'i-
tuicnt thi'su fhildri'ii - tin
l((n mid
Join their Ijrothnr, utiwillinw to ft1
iimin lcmiicr with the mother thuyj
icli had not hton tiut to her p.i
luntal tiu.t. I
u is not llio last n:l. Ivvo :lnys.
Hilt.- n man, eyus alitrht with liop,.
iiiioiifht's the hiiu.-o. It is the fa
thi'i. whoso four-vfar iiui'st for his
lilt1 tlur-
Fifu.-tii now ha-i coine to
fun ho nvoided. His exuecLatioii is not so unwarranted as
might be supposed. A great deal has been learned about
earthquakes lately, and Dr. Willis has been well to the
fore among the investigators. It was he who mapped,
through photographs taken from an airplane, the cele
brated San Andreas fault line on which the San Francisco
oarthoiiake of l'J0( occurred.
There is not the slightest possibility, oi course, mat , ,
. . . . .. . i . , , . , .i .... I K tit'tionist, (loul)tk'ss, would
manianu can cio anytning wnaiever to preveui, mc uccui-,tn down u.- cunnin here on u haji
vom'fif tin-Kit fotiviilsions. Hut there is considerable rca-iw t"''!". An "''' f.1y ''
r . .... ... . ,, . ,. .. . ! no .louht. but not tho cn.l. I.if niunt
son xoi' .ueneving, in view oi reeent mseoverinh, mat, ue,K, rr the father and ins ciiii-
fimo iitiv not lui fin- li.tilnnl vvlmn it will bo lint;ib( t.O fore- 'I'"'- and for the mm her who is ,x-
, , . ,i ... .. . . cliueii from llioir liitlo circh.. The-1 ,
ten more or less ax'uraieiy wnere ana whom eat tiuiiuiim-s ; niyaery of the futuiv u
are likely r ... jf"u' "w. h.iH -whw i
The fault lines in the earth's crust that is, the ntts ;
i i 1 1 . , :i .1 p
or weiiK seams w nose coiiapse is rtis)im.stin(i iur scimiuu
JIUEN SCHOOLS! "Our 28th Annual
SS JAN. CLEARANCE I
the i 111 ' . W H h-1
t - k i y a . s
Lncls 1 omorrovv .
Supply Your Every Day Needs for Months to Come
From This Condensed List !
i . 1 Li
...... i . . ..... . I, i ..I. i
.'ifiiK llarl. J-Vlo.irnir .Marx Cluth.-.i ro. I I
I dun d ONlM.'tll'itTH. ,;,
iiiiicatcd.
'Ihe school's i;Kiti:i ci 'tended
Ui" rerulation is iincn:i uuonal c
the orruiind that it violati-s tin tieaty
l:ctL-en the Unile l KtaK-i ami Japan
which was cone Unit' I NovcmoLr
IMtl. and nrovidei iliat cilizcos
: jliiecls of each "nhail 'enjoy full
and perfect protection for their per-
sc;is and ntopc. ty
he-'
h.' iif.tii in!i tin n r cuiHcndLd :
that the reuhuion violates the tilth j
j and loin teo'.lh Mu-noincitly to the
' cnnslimtion of tin- Unicd Slates andj
that it is "com i:-calory, unroasun-
iihj and oppics.- ;vc" The riula-,
i turns exceed the autlioiily jvtantud
the sclnud di'jmi imu:;t hv ho lcjvis-
latuie. in that the icu'iiiaUnn seeks!
aijoiish the alien ):u; --'uaL school;;,
and not to l cxulale them, i;s the i
( Jeilalui'o oiihrui!, tht petition de-j
'ciaitil. The reinii.ilion pntvidea for
i 'i I? iiitium i-i.i'HTiMi .;tI.o iriadual elimination of tite k.n-,
I AlltIO ISM A MMiUllAL Mleiirartc:, iitst and .second -rades;
,. V ,', , , j"f the alien schools, with iie etim-l
disturbances are being determined in California, and in t Ml,ot.ism has bee. placed in hurii-; n Jnmmv'ff
course 'of time probably will be indicated on maps of alii-1: :iml, lu,tuu' fi;iV; lnln,I:i,,-v ll(,imH-; abolition or the '.-'nd nuUs w
i . , 1 ,i i n t . i rl i, . 1 he ;e hanners with whicli you have ,,,,(.imi,. .. i ww-
regions Sllbject CO CartluilUlkeS. Even When the faults are .covered your walls, Iho-e patriotic' xhV are ml voluntary schools
on parts of the earth's surface covei'ed by water thev like- j.vtiption,-, must come down aiMiun;cl,.I)oiaUs(J associations', and the
ly will be shown, as the bottom of the sea is also being He e may I n.it a.;k you to carry
maimed. The Federal government at the present time ''l-,7iJlj,, ,1,;,t, 'v"11' "n
hl , , 0 , 0 i. . , the u.nls into your homes, into the
as two crews at work off the coast oi Laniorma, map-js.-h-ou of our city, into nil of your
ping the ocean bed through a new device bv which sound "'11 -l illIMil"ti(.,"s whu,v,
10 ri , i n , i ,, T t 1 , ic-'iil' (J impress the.'n on the
waves are reflected from the bottom. . In this way they, minds of tiu. ytimK and teach them
nva trvnur to locate lines From whuh seismic waves maVi l- llu' c.ys. o!' l,u' d oi.
I'M win ''Iapp.Sho.-8. n-frtilar I r . now s:j.7.".
KlorHhrim and jnany other titaniianl nialiefi
of men's limes In spccinl ah-H at N !.!,. and
S.YtlA fiitiiv regular HtoeUa reduce .1,
styles and colur.s sr.i;o.
Men's John R. Stetson HnU. tlie n.-wi-st
M-'ii's lilaek IV!t liatH. Oordon an, I Sieti.on
makes S .UK.
Kntire stock Mi-n'a Hhirt.s n dufv-l 1) per cent
'Men's and Hoys' Onlei wi ar, Hosiery. 1M-Jania,-
Clowns, etc;, all reduced for January
iMeJU-anc-; ha1. in av-.-ae 0 per cent.
ftoy.s' ('lothhitf reduced (Ni:-Kol i:';-il.
.Men's Work So. K'e pair.
.nl many otlr r art'eh a. in fact, our entir
stock is reduced. Supply yo-ir n-' i!k now an I
prolit by Ihe Mivtium made poi-.slljie now tor
the only time during th" vear.
I.a-lis' and 'Iiildf-iiH S!ioe:; ill tunny special
foiii a-. SI.S.V sj.ys. S;!.S and Si. !.". Kn-
tin r.-'iilar :;tocNs including many new styles
in piuopK average I'l per cent to 15 per eent
Mtvm.'i'.s now.
-Mntiri- slocks Idaillcets ami comfort reduced
10 per criit lu per rem.
Heavy Turkish Hath Towels, ISe each.
-I'dliry Ilia U Towt Is. 1.1c.
I.adi.:i' i'lnv Silk Hose, all sizes, in black
omy (." pair.
--.Iikk i.'jt' Uool I'Uhhcd Hose, lijiit colors, K.ly
per pair.
--hacvi,; one-iniirth tu t hree-foiirt ns Inch
whit !n.-choice .-c ard. ' '
-JV-inc'i Wliite Outintr Klanmd'-ISc yard.
-:tii-inth White OutiiiH: Klannek-JTc yard.
l.-ineh I'illow Tiiiniiy- :kS; yard.
iL::i;-ineli impow sups l,"c.
--And liu:;iiretks of items like these to supply
ymir Poirsel uld needs for months to come at
Krcat savings.
WOMEN! huy for the Men Tomorrow.
pass. i ..... . . , - . ,
Hut the' most important factor of a'i in the situation is
the discovery by Dr. L.eo A. Cotton, of the department of
geology of the -University of New Zealand, of the cause of
eartlui!'(i. . lie has put forth the theory and it is .Gen
erally' accepted as correct by geologists that seismic dis
tulVrailceS are produced by the strain placfd on the weak
seirtWrtirttmarrtitniKt the frailts in the lhhosphere.
as 'the geologists would call it by the pulling power tf
the stm and the moon.-
nr:ti. il.:.. :..r i ... . JW'n
a i itii liu iiuoi Miatmii seietui.tii.s may i?e ui position ,iu
to M'arnthe neoi) e when to on miurii. , if t.hpi-p is hi - "u
;i.:l '.' sh.,u!d l.-ok uih.ii tha- fin
. n... rf t!u r.iiiiijiiu- tclni ici untl ii.i .rn
' tun'.s uf cvi'i y ImjiislIii.! iui.1 public
hi ..:c i:i Alut-rii-a ? Havi. vti m.t
: :,-ai i.f (J tiiat not -f ,,t-U. ajid Imr.d..,
rot hi.. ist s und hitnl.i, nor llu. iro
i.luct., (if f ai'ldi-i.-r., iiru dllr cuiilry'.'
; ll in a spiritual th.aijrlit that is 'in
i ui mill. la il is till? Ilai; mill wi-.at
it heals fin ; it is ll.,. I'iu-skh. atui
: the limnr; it is thr hi;;h iiii .tiuns
f th;. ; a(i in our hein ;s, li.ua m' t.h..'
iiisjiiiaii.... which ct.iiic. wilh the
l-lmy nf i he laOivl-s and martyrs t'l
Hibcity. it is llu- Lictiiis-idu- r.intn-
which a cominitiiity
..Is (if th. is.- whii (ii
iiit that iniuht livo
vance lmoxvledge of: the conibur of an earthu;e there
can be S4vlug ofliyes, if not of the property, that .'other-j
wise would he destroyed
-han
,,te:t i
lu.ol's ait owned and constructed j
tiy approximately a. unit pet.oni, ar.d
the Lola) proper ty vahu is $2f0,-1
uoe, wiui an n!;::oj;a.e uni on men i.
of appi oimate!y OJi'.IO pupils, ac
coidinj? to the petition.
The U mpoi ary injuiu'tioti, as is
su.d, i t d.aincd the ten itorial off t
ciais from cul ore. .'j.' tlu i emulation
i tiiy in.-iol'nr as ihe Paiama school
is coucei ned. (; her aii .'a laneua.-ie
M.-lienls de:-iiintf to hocnnie a pait)
to thr pt ecec.lirij;s mul obtain per-mi.-sion
fu:ni ihe cmnt. ;i.:I if this
pei minion is mauled, th.' ie.:traiu
luy; onler also v. ill apply to the .
U'lio'iN, tavoi.liiijr to the cuuusjI for
tlie 1'alanta institu'ii;n-
.ludtre Hanks did not yet a date for
tu'Ui nre;uments on tliL- question
of inakitn; the lempciary injunction
P:i mauent.
Phone Orders ,
Given
Prompt Attention
Two Deliveries
Daily
10 a; m. and 3 p. in.
EGIS
IK!!
ATHENS, Dec. 17. (By Mail). ;
Th?1 lost and found huieau of the
Xeax East Relief has received 12,
((i(l ? iuquiiie.s for misain;,: r.e.-sons
anion Gieek refugcos ' duur.jf the
past niomh. e A latex- number cf
tne;n enmr from relative
-:!B
point of service. .Most of 'the other
oiliciala er.tercd the service o'
company since 1HH0 anil were there
fore unaware of the : part played 'by
uie ueiiriiorn tower in tha ;enr v his-
010 STARTED
Crane's
t lliy
hurni.i of
lieiii lecnils
tcwer wh'.i:
from the !"'
Ii HI 11 Ml g
Associated Press) tg
.),. i i ri ce.it ' ft
tlie old Dearborn station ii
the I act that the rhic-k
l suifercd particularly tt
'les, tijru..'d in the he- H
:(iia lievtlopmer.t. In tnc
Arjjentone
Handicaps
THE OFFICE CAT
Hm K lVuM'",C thi".' Mmin,fi.fa!w!v. Cl.-.rio. assisU.nl chief rmrineer'g
II d nnri,h,lr '.'(C'1 ' I-'"'!' ''-v -.!C ..!tr;of-the n,i..ap. Ki.st.-rn hi.li.-ina rail K
IILUJUIIULU llk'n the system ol seni- ,)!B,, aerials weie rtKee.l up from rt
' Doaf persyhs'have a compensating keenness of eye, ;
and inost of them are accomplished lip readers. One movie
audince was startled by a deal' man - ho broke into a great
guffaw at the most tragic moment of an exciting film, lie
had lip-read the remark of the star who played .the hero
role, and the remark Mas not at all in keeping with the
scene.
Now announcement comes from Paris that deaf per
sons are to tie shown the films of the Siki-Oarpciitier .
fight, so lhat if possible they may detest just what man
age) s, referee, fighters and others were saying at the
battling moments. Their evidence will lie used' in court
in deciding 'the appeal of the Senegalese for restitution as
champion, and in fact the whole case seems likelv to
' hinge upon it.
Handicaps are only relative things. lilindness pro
duced a Milton, the loss of leys a llenlev, consumption a
Stevenson, eye-strain a Nietzsche. Kdison, creator of the
phonnirranh, is partly deaf. The maioritv of men are
color-blind. Kach being has some minor' flaw in his
niake-Up.
Ilul no individual should lot physical things stop him.i
l iu.uM.-n ii li 1 1 1. 1 1 1 i icings oeuer lighters U thev are not
icct pnysical specimens. Such can sav with the
cripple, llenlev:
f'In the fell dutches of circumstance. I hav
winced nor criott alontl. Handicaps are oft
acnievemeni.
I V. t,- le J. nl,!.-
.nicer ulunnl
(lie l-iival.-s t.,
vviicl:.
tlr.ilit
I. Hill ,
Report
neeis
cU Willi Ihcl
ekly huiletins issued from the o"
Cl, . ri-i . i-i " ficcs r.t Athens, Salonika. Mitvbr.L
.110US Jliat hllgl-ja-..! Chi.?. and posted in tiu Cud iei'-
Uanks Increase Re- , "-n: ct-nien.
.. . eio mm ...... ( the most lliterestmir sie its
SOUIXeS to 1!), 000,000 ;f Athens is Hhe.cn.wd of s.-vcial
ihundied persons who Knther
(By Associate 1 Press) I from dawn to dark aiioiu the Am r.'-
i. can bulletin boards. The .Near I1. ;
i, Hi.- I
.S lll...s
..I I. ..111.' I
Hiioeul
n iim's i ;
I.I .ul
co'iivratue harks in opcialion, a
half dm. en itioi. in prnc i of or
I;'in;::aii.iii, i:u ituiiiie; ,.n to he one.'i-
:t Sokai!.. and an
il., c ' ahli iiment of
I 'i 've':;..i,l of ti-.,
i ami r. ii im i'e 's t
(;'..'i.li:il lo i).00(l.
:lts cf lht entrniicL.
of the Hi oi in'! lino
1-icyince. s into th;
i 1 1 1 1 ' K ' .
llMiR:)ia
o: he i-' N
i..r:i Inn:.-
resiHU.-c. l'i i. ii
OOll are the n
ni.Milhs r.i;
of t.iK'iini.c.ive
'. e.'il.iiiv I'.cl.I.
In ..u!,liii n
Mile 1.1'..-i:, ; liliii
rrnpei-ric-. a
h-u.-e (ieiicr a
: ne - ai.
officials in Athens have, been e;iv:r
tlie looms foimerly occupied by Pew
ir.'er Qui en Olira to sewn iheni
headouai tors- Two Anicican riris,
.uyroe ,.;oian ot M inn-..ap'.ihs, nn-.i
Maclaclilan of Petro't, have
of ithe lost and found
I.oui:
charge
reau.
On 'illlll OI
Ni l an- u:
ml. I I..
. 1: :n.
i niinihcr of
'css.'s ill 'll,'
'.liei ii'ji.'.l i
in
I'.li lillMCl l
hope
i,
'cr-i
ess
fie
i:..
Knclend
tl'in,.' .,
!":: ,.-i;.!
Hank.
I.rrlheriu
'.e,.--i I
lien!; l'iisin:s
i-i;lciisia coal
! v -li v pood'
C.l' slo IV bll-;
other cooper-
haa.i.' of the
a i i:s mem-
!. th... I.o.-o-
li-iio.id the
;i:a:i. ially in
''a- -lin fi-
!'.( lave,,
'he n il Kill.
:,in;; of
M'ly the
tics in
th. c:i
s in the
Tivn
..(iiirs"
All lien
J Sa'
rifini-r
ill bull
Muni coll.-.
'It. lay win
i Inking
liiniikintr
111.
' Oi which Oiry were
re Ii i.lly liiirti. '
c milk tist.c
i ;iei'iiiHiilin
the tower and ex-pi rtnitnts ivei e per
foui'cd which whi;. o:.Iy partly suc-e(--f'lll,
convi-.ic.d the e pel im'enter;
that wiiclcss me-sat'es could hi seal.
"llcn.inmi.i liinmas was ireneia!
inaiuiKei," said bit. riarke. "Per
mission was oliuthied for a professor
fiom Nolle Paine to slrinir aerials
ln m tlie tuv.ir to the Tiihutie build
ir.f. Woids weie ech;r.iced. hut the
cess'airei wi i ? bioken.. It was con
clude.! that the a .rials weie ten low
an.l that the noises of Dearborn
stleet iiileri.-i ed.''
"vc ; ,J. K. Mm. -lie, treasurer nf llr:
hu- railroad company said he remcinhe:--,(d
that shell experiments were con-
ducteil from lr,. old tower. lo-
.uiiirry anil .nr. (.ierl;e are amonff
ihe oM-st officials of the roe ! I-
sho-t
'fhe nevv- creation in
stationery we want you II
to see. A beautiful new '3
paper offering the dig- 0
nity of white and the
novelty of a tint. $
11 includes m a n v i?
i , i c
siuari sp'ies. uome in
and see them.
Red Cross
Drug Store
::
tt
::
j:
ii
it;w:t:ttKt:;ait:t;w;:3aittt.tmrif
b
..I he
e not
en spui-s to
!..d.. 'i
Ci
all; y
lid" .
C-.e
Xedilo
After carefully noting all the merits of the lone; skirt.!
miL- is uucetl to com UK i' I ha I ho ,i t L i. i ;.. ..
bowleus enter into the problem.
a long head unk ss III
sign of
Dr. Cone savs l:e is
Well, if a man has to
Iiiiior to do it with.
M"W- all !
. t lle.'d C.iepc
Minncm. h
C.-mV: A' Ti-.li.:
ham, Ala.
On', of th.
ha.-e iik.i ru
owned ly the
ti.-c'e i wi-h !;i
" 1'i.d.ic !'!
i at
ae.s of
ll..lli.;,.l!v in
' Trust It.-.tk
San llein'l
S:.:i Hern;.
be in ..'
. Tin- I ro:h
tion.il Hun.;
th, l-'cHerated
y of lllrnvni:'
CI.
c!:in.l
oopeialiv
ne-
u.it k
'.-"il
b:iks
satiiraied w i;
get sauirato.
lhf;
'1 thinking. '
otter than
Most traffic rules in.
"ti'eet intersci'tions, where
arc multiplied.
trad cdi'sti ions ,
tiie chances of ! n i nt;
Girls wliom 1 he Prince of V;.es d
at least have the honor of lieimr aniopi
t ross at
run down
to iiiarrv
This
those mentioned.
W ISHOM
"11. Il.it'
'i jay io n oik c was one in w I
his enranvwhere. but Ihere are no :,
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s( ohiainahle in the line of torais
Extra Fin
Three-acre imprr-ed traet
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thv paed hhrhw.iy. Wi.l
trade lor house ir. town.
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