La Grande evening observer., March 10, 1923, Image 4

TiTfi YA fiTMKTTE EVENTS rRTc7:
Safurday.'Mavfli 10. '1 f25.
La Grande Evening Observer!
The Hardest Tesr
PAGE FOTTTt
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'Ill win III olhiT rllli'H -llri'Kon U"IH
..Villi
Walter AT. Pierce of L;i G rand',', .who is no efivrnori
"'' f i f i hr l ui n inn v hIm; uniiin i ml if ir-G if" luisi hppn i ii 1 h.-ii
inrl at ilia !'oiuiii.-u ni Im Uikihiv, !,,. i i, V 11 ..X 1 11 i .1 i T i '""jr J".r ou.... j,.,....... , ... ...... .... ....... ,
uretfi.n. a Keoon.i itikhh Mali Mminr. ., ,,!. i , ii,i; i,f ,ii x. w. fie sometimes does. ' Jie may clo a lot oi taiKing, mane mini
Himm. . i-oiiiniMi: .Mill i m. mull Nuwu. ,.,. ,.,.,.,,. i,( iu; .,,! (4,f u ,.. .. ..,Vl,1
miiiiii. rurimioi. nuvucuta uutiui nun (Uiu mtn. i"ij .i ill' jv.u(
j legislators, turn down the Northwest Tourist ' association
AflilrPHK nil niintDiinlcHlliinH to 'J'
OUKKKVUU, lilt Ailunn A vu.,
Uratiilii, Ornuon.
HI IISdlll'TIHS HATICS.
toy currlrr.
Dally, P'T in. null ..c
. .'nli. i'-r llii-.-i! niiuilliif -...I-.
lnilv, ji'-r nix inn., in iiiJviiiicu n.itH
Ihilly, uniy.li '"l'y '-
: rSiVro'T'ir!',.'; 'and urge economy all along the line, but the hardest
I'm n icii hi iijHt
, Hf W H lliHilif III
'iMl. Walters, who was hanged yesterday in an offici
fn riKiiiM tn r'-jMiui icii i ion ni jipciisi
diimlrliffl herein alo tjrw rervi:d.
fV.''';,,!'"''l,.','';,t "rr ;: Walter has had in his new office was the case of
ner at the state penitential-',
V e make this statement because we know Walter. Ke
1 usU"Ji ttU 3 M '
I IT AM) l lll N'l'V III I II Ml.
! I'l ;lc.
ii.-i.s i'koi-i.k: .m i..-.,i.i.i Hhaii Igardless of his spontaneous nature which asserts itself in'
IW.'II III II pi'lll'lllllil,. iN'l.llilllOII, illl.l ,, . 1 . . 1 l ,i ,
uiu, uown (jeep uiuer ins waisiuouu ne mis a uticx'!
j in Kiiif ilw.'lliiiK.H, nil'l In iiuii-l rr-sl-
, iix iiiuith. iKinn ;i.':iti.
Kubli, Booze and Movies
Because K. K. Kubli, speaker of the house of l'epi-esen
tatives, smarts under dereat ot the No) thwest 1 purist tfu
heart, and we think that old heart was badly torn when he'
I was weighing the evidence to decide whether with one;
(word from him the lire of the murderer nnrht be saved.
lAfter all, it was a heavy responsibility one that most of
jus fail to understand. As a governor, Pierce's power was
positive, lie could stretch the man s neck and send him
into that great unknown as paymenjt to society for the
.. ' i i I. ii ... i lime ill: LumiiiiLLrii. ill in- lwliiii i dvc in.aiir: iiiiii ;i in ..
reau s large appropriation 01 wnicn ne naa neen a ueneiic- ... e . ' , . 7,7
iary in a ouslness way, and because with his usual lack'?'1 h.fe f'K the t,lllle' J.ust think l1 ove1'' ader ot the j
of thoroughness in obtaining correct information, as' well Lx eninf? Oiyer; yes in your calm moments, think itj
as attending to legislative matters, he mistook commenda-!01' "'ty. of course the man was guilty, but there
an eve aim !
tory articles in this newspaper on.the lack of booze at the JC Ui w
a ico ,u ,nn t,fnm.,. inmnof the n.iUn, nf't'h v,,n t t took cBurage to hang H usted Walter for the gov-
ing Observer at a realty board iuncheon in Portland yes- i"?1" tact saf ,the wcml that (loe? nging. Wheth-
. He charged that the "most conspicuous efforts, of ,'J" ?e but nevertheless knowing Walter Pierce ,
R,,,r'P nPnni t lomlann f.onifl in ,n ,f inmnh tn hnW ls we.d.; we believe that he experienced the hardest yrob-
up the movie theatre business." ' i '",t,nf admmistrat.on when he passed on the case and
1 Some of the best attorneys in Oregon along with thejhCnt a,ters to the gulknvs i'tei-day.
attorney general joined in framing a bill to tax the pro-, '
ducers of movie films shown .in Oregon. It was a just ,!e mystery of radio never ceases to be interesting,
measure and would have brought large sums into the state1, V ltlf the Dr- - JI- Heacock receiving set last evening we
treasury from the overpaid movie producers, not the ex-lhear(1 a t-oncert in Winnipeg, Canada; a rangers dance in
hihiini's hurt thp 1 i 1 1 niissnd. This would Hiivp liolniv) ro.ii'ort Worth, Texas; a Spanish song by a Cuban tnrl in
duce taxes. But we found KublLrunning true to form and , ,avana- Clll)a, besides hearing the regulars, including the
opposing this constructive measure, which was backed by J ("'tland Oregonian, Kansas City Star, Salt Lake's Pes-1
Governor Pierce, just as we found him opposing many el'ct News, Los Angelest Times, Los Angeles Examiner in
other measures that meant reduction of taxes and better ipi'osentation of the opera Quo Vadis, and a very fine con
' "government Had the last legislature pot suffered the If1 fro'.n igJ and one f rom Abei-deen. Charles Kay,
handicap of Kubli as sj)eaker of the house, together with I Vle n'ovle acto,' R'ave a short talk over the radio from Los
- so many of his weak committee heads, Oregon voters jAngeles, and the pipe organ in Hale Bros, department
would have had a much better chance to obtain tax relief st.oi;e. " San Francisco furnished a fine concert. And all
which was so sincerely promised in the last campaign. 01 Ulls hca 111 a La Orande home. Is it not remarkable?
General' condemnation, and some day probably the;
abolishment of Oregon's legislature will largely be caused ;
by the Kubli type of politicians elbowing their way into j
state prominence and failing to legislate for the general
good of the people.
NOTH: A ropy nf HIM- iilimv i
ivily tu 111'' K ill ' II ni'llrli'
iiitorliii wui wIi'mI tin1 I'orthiutl Journfll lu
curr I'd In Vrtilny'n Ihmih- nf Hint nruMiiin-i-.
Editorials From
Over the Nation
THE OFFICE CAT
Wei come, Service Men
I SOME CHICKEN
.She was a country c-hick.-n,
I lit' was a villn;c' yotitli,
lllo thought her "easy pirkin'
Anil so she was,, iorsootli!
And after he hail picket)' :liOt
Ho hunt; hor on a hoot;
TABLE MANMCllS
II,,,,, In, W.lllil.lll'lill.l. Dillll'S IITIV1
lovely legacies to leave a yountcsler,
ami eilneittion is still more impor
tant, nllhouirh the two are fairly
likely to go tocrellicr nowaili.yn. Ah, Where everyone nii:ht see her,
a part of eilucation, however, there I Who c ared to tak.i a look
is n branch that should he taught I
!in the home, and tn the utmost ta- She was a country chicken,
hie manners. , j Quite undressed, we'll admit I
T.Twiiuio Se enii fn,Iu nli men nf iho niMMW nnrll When a Krown man handles his Her bones woien't easy pickin'
La Grande is youi s today, on, men oi tne ai my ana 'riMk in th(! munni,r of u N. :i pil(0 1 i v Kll,.,t Wllt w.ae m
navy. ..La Grande people have not entered the pacifist ami his knife as if afraid that some-
. zone to such extent that they do not thoroughly and deep-j l hbLtl,li 'tZ t
ly appreciate your great work, your sacrifices, your loy-ter with a urisiy death mttic mijin a city v.hei" natural km- w.-i
olfw In n...r nnA ,.i,nnt ' pokes two,tliirds of his napkin he-lamoiiR "those al'-i'f flom the list-,
.. ally lO ll.lg and COlinil-J. . - , Itween his collar and his Adam's ap- : of modern conveniences? !
You are gathered in district convention for the pur-jnie; when he smacks his chow ns ifj !
iiosp of hindimr closf-r in the ties of war service and it is tu i,u''tu' tlie ,',nil""1 pleasure he j no l.a c.ian.i,. man lost ins i,oc c
JJObe Ol UlllUlUg lll)Ml 111 UILS ui Well nil ill, illui it in j,,!,, j jj, tiicn it requires in-ion memoiy culture.and when no went
COmiliehdable in yOU that yOU sllOllId put before the people Ideed much richus and an ahnormalto advertise for it he conMn't thiiik :
the spectacle of fighting men in peace time. Without youi;',hnttnla,i;u'er etiun,tio" 10 u"l f l,v
thlS- country WOUld be Without her Strong ami; withoulj While it isn't necessary for the' 11 ' 11 shick la.l cj.it-j
you this nation would be a prey for every other nation on (JiKa 'Zl
, the face of the earth. ' ; 1 1,0 nit, i,y rrench Kovemess, thej:ls fll,l "' '"' ',si'-
Never eliminate the soldier. It can't be done, and the iii...ii y smooth ami noiseless system hu-'..Ki-. if ho n.-ou'
i. . . . . . ... -ii i i 'of consutnine; provender is a consul- " 1,11 " -.' :. I,L ' ' i
ii.'itimi flint lrin i inviltnir iniw'k- rtni'iiv jmil sn hsnrvii'ticv' . ...i i a shave, he isn t after intormntion.
of ladies anil jren-
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.Welcome
V
Legionaires to '
La Grander
ana the N. K. West Co.
We want you. to enjoy our. city and have a,,
successful convention. , We "want you to know
also we are the headquarters for good clothes.
New Shipment of Hart Schaffner & Marx
5 Clothing Just Received '
Snap, style and quality at a reasonable price is the pop
ular word of this department.
2.50 to $60.00
$?
w r
A
Unl
yW
tr- 11
r an .1
"With one of tin
:;tvlish hats. Dress
these new effects
w Spring 1923 men's soft
ow and forget winter. See
'11 like our service. Price
$4.00 to $6.00
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Poets' Corner
BOT
GUILD TO MEET
!(.-( a.ii)ii Mult (r Im (inuuif)
imuh-city hi-aiitf I nl. ihrlvltiir.
i.riy viiiicy, (JiamU' Hondo
I- Iuim in-oplu -ill urn stfiviny
icjji triM' wi'iilth from iVrtilcs
f.ruund.
1 I,'.
i ivh, liisi ious 1'i-ultH
"I:!
'Ill'-'
to some power that retains her red blood in fighting' form, i11" '"i
WIu(p your are here, boys, put on the loud pedal; ao a.s; tiw first f. w years timt a yow
vou like, for what you do will he light La Grande nolir s;i,t,l,ls nt1,lis J.'"!1"' vhi!c
. . i i I j i a i i i r i ni Rotv control of his tliniiii? :wl
only says the latch-strmg is out to you, but she goes fur-!,, Vnv i.nnoMunt, :s he will loum
tlier and says the lock has been 'taken from the door and V,r. "ml. cnl,tf hZ UL
s at't?r an
ntiiti.
ni j.i-.s.-.t'H, Ah'-at, ahouiiil,
itithMi'l iiliau,. Ih'sI indiulu
IV v ';-J'.ii. I'liMii lief, from vino
Uilli Kt'OlIMtt.
all keys have been thrown away. The city is yours.
His Thought Was for Others
Harry Hamilton, assistant manager of the Imperial
Hotel at Portland, has passed on. And in that passing
we all take a dee) breath, recount the many virtues of this
fine man, and solemnly and profoundly say: "lloodhyc,
Harry, you have greeted us your last time, you have
smoothed out local troubles, have cashed our checks, have
reserved us rooms, have given us that service with a smile
for years, and throughout th'at time no Imperial guest has
ever witnessed you in bad humor. Your smile was as reg
ular as the call to lunch, your patience was inexhaustible,
your sterling worth o the traveling public has ever been
pronounced, and your reward today is the saddened hearts
of thousands who read in the newspapei-s of vour untimely
dtalh.'
THE (iKNT'lNU Ali l'K'l K , I
"Druuth." rxclaiin.'il t!ie Old TiniPl-'
iti scorn. "Why, you f.'llnw;- i""'t:;lil
know wtml- a rtry spell .i. n t t
slrp.'im in' I'luhn whvnj I v.st,t'l''l in r
miv wi'iu i-ouivt invito 1 n-i- - i: 1 , ; .
intuvastj.il)- r .1f.'ml(i;tM,fl' ;'.y , ''f"'"1-'.;. . : ' . M ' ;
The hoys lUnvu on the f.-icin
chiilo liiusr who conlv"! Wall -A
ni ti
fill initv'nt
aillounts of
fonll'.
'Talili' mannevs soumls lilv1 if small
ili'tnr but isn't.
'':: lill'l lawn
Mkinu hoinrH
S A D G EVENT
Sunday wight
Blue Mountain Grange Is to! plans to Secure a Rector for
Have luin and 1 rohc and;,
Two Roast Pigs. , j
icw iln'i's Iii iiiovnlnff
iii'-ji'linvljl', ''-i li'V'.
...'U.vi'i
Ir
r?i?5;'v';
si'i-i vt.'l-. mVwh-.Vj:- M
I'l.
;llltt.
Hiou
stand
wlh !(, anil
FORUM
If pverylxuiy wovo ojtiniit-' :t!i
I'.'H-ks up tiH'i;- cinvit'itins vit'i we
iirtvtoi hnu woili the h wl fur ;i
i'tpiul iliviinn of wealth w.uld so.i
.tu out.
l !i
hcail mil
It -t!l must 111' so,
imn's t;ikiuK 'lull .
i" !i r 1 ;i Hiti low.
wntKi.Kss Ki n KiMiori-:
Mil it or ()!i.v:'ivor,
hear Sir; 1 uotii'fil in tho (nl
jjmi Journal HH-cntly h pr Oilitiui
that in i ho noar futmo yafolim' may ,
hr $ 1 .00 u gallon, and thai il thr inyc
isminii itiitK if If It iiiil'csl fieLf',1 in
VoUl Slllile Was aS r0C-! their manipulation of oils it will
amy no ii low yours uuin we mm
to laco a dollar KJ,lmt'-
If you will if rant suffioiont spaco
in your valuable paper 1 will toll
Amos Ta.h would like
why it is when a Lritl i1 : in
i. no wnnne is why. aril who
marcieil - every one wi'inln.-
i she
wiiv.
;.il iti l",i'- holm. i-nntt-iit,
i in- t i-mpti'f Is ash-op;
lii Is iiilcnt
.-iiiit.w. ;;iii-c iiinl
i r " vi: can smu i: f
Life it a taiitflo lif is' a enr.-. !
lite is him-h sorrow ami often il-'-spair.
Itut thete is ph-ahir, n)i ;: ,
ami hrM; there H a nioninur after:
each niht. Life is a mixttp-e of joy j
:iud pnii, plenty of suns'iine, plenty ,
of tain." Hut tlii- sine niixtinoj
makes us worth while, i' through the:
ha-lows we ean Mill Miiile. l
ii) unit with
iUhlm;.H, o
lointy our
Iriv,
puriios- rirni
- in within
Mute. ttoi ii,
hoj-lH. .
Next Sittuntay lit noon the Itrothets j
Hay I'.iiniiuet will be liehi at the lilue I
Mountain ifi-iinge anl t 'H t 'e a hiy I
of fun for everyoiin who is forlunale !
lo he n iiM'iulier or h ive an invitation !
lo aliriul.
Nothing sei jons in to U p'M niitldl
that 'lay nuil urunf,ri"-s wilt not lo
hothei-el with sK''chH fi'om r.ien !
j who wain to save the cininfy, iett-r '
I witt tlio; li-'ten to any liu.-'iiu-S-s pro-
j patimla, ' . ;
j "Wo ii'i'O t'otnjt to have a rouil time j
ami e 'i y.oast . plK-"' wi 1) fi inei:ilnr
Kif ttie Rroiitre r today: '"U0, Know we1
iiir pulnu to Imve plenty of pii;' for'
two e-y fine slioMs have lieen set
asiile tor the oee:isiou urn) at th"
proper hour .MelMierson's oakery will
have the o en oml ami hot in t lio.e
two plus will uo tlo-re Co remain im-
til the Kinvy runs down their l;'ks.
iaml 'tlie sweet potatcn-a liohl thai
; charm of tile yooit old diiys."
Thosi" invib'J Hhiiilhl reinemlxi-
that th polls sounds proin;illv a
, lj o'eloek lirxt Satifday. t;n't at-
It-nd miles:! you have a smite ind a
iiimty story for thai is tm- farn: ii"
' inn day.
KAfIS Wanted nr. The Observer.
the St. Peters Church Will
Be Discussed at the Meet-
The Si." i'eleir (Inihl of the Kp.-co-al
elnireh will mew Sunday ev
en hm -t iloe-n Hall at 7:0 o'eloek.
At this lime pl-ns will lie diseussed
for tli, e.-tall!shtm lit of the new Areh
I'eaeon who is to loeate in 1.n llrande
nd a itoneral disoussion of elnireh
affairs will-also tak', plaee.
'The limo Ji 'f Tome," sjntoii J. 1 h
Slater. Senior Warden, 'foi1 us to et-tu-uether
and eo-rtperate in a way
I tm! v.e In-vi' ni'vor done before.
When liistiop liMtiiUKton was here a
week au-o he siiKfivsted ttial It l pe
:ldi foi us to sei-nre a flhty fine
man as Ileetor of St. I'eter'H rhureh.
In iiidci' that the vestry may have
thr ooinion ot" every eoniniunieailt
and Irteiid of the ehureli a ueneral
merlin:.' has bMij called for the pur
e'a" nf ffnuinjr to a eomninn under
ytaiidinff. The matter will bo thresli
. d mt tomorrow veninj? at Honail
ItaP and w(. wilt lie very appreeia
tie if you ind vDii- family will at
tT'iid end be r ly to l nd your sup
port on ihe seli.ieet at hand." Mr
Slater also aniHHinei-d that ttie Cuild
Iih eonsein.d luovide refreah-
. M-nt" fur tm- evoioir.
; these senators not to worry about j
the price of gasoline hoeatKe in the
j near future gasoline will not he i
iworth fie eeiits n irallon as a mo-1
liarrv Hamilton was a prineo of a man. His life was? live power, tt doomed m hreomei
jjiven to niakiiiff others eomfortahle; his pleasure was theiot! llLirlhal'.rS
pleasure of Ins jjuests; his mind was ever attuned in sym-inii-ki- than to imvo tiio sumcini'i:
withy with the trawler. If at his hotel on a sad mission 'n Im
Harry Hamilton mincled his sadness with vours, and did w.-uM tiu-n W luimni wiu-ioss iwM
tt in nil shH'erity. If there on a pleasure trip his spirits re ,, X' itZ 1
fleeted ljuovancv and hone, his attitude was for frolic and ai"-. and the ,-oomr that men ate1
fun. Hardly a' man of cur acquaintance so blended luVi "t".! UZ
nature and his thoughts to harmonize with those of his o.e eomiunation: " i rhp ritij,11Tls lir )n
associates as did Harrv Hamilton, who was always a cen-: :(!LU K" Itrei.ied to -iraMgr
.,m,,n .... j.,,, f . ...i,,,. ........ ! when a man atnd
v.v.mttii, im iniuii i iiit vil LUMIMtUHT iti t.V.
And as fleeting time registers the number of years we
linn k-nmvn I! -irrv it U li ! ,.;.,.!. ,.r f . K-
... . v - , v jcin " mi iii. iiii i;i via iv oi i i amir -K
in tne inougni, itm have uvetl a good lite, in vour chosen - n eo ..n- rnonn. e..i. .iidmn s
nAo.ii i... . i. i' whin . ai.-- hi Into h . ,7. a bm
"I""" . I'rri , "i'l" eeiai itui n;is iKfii your uvi . . fv.at U eiMiVj. d
ward, so troodhve, Harrv. cooilbve " ! ,t;.mm. n of (
. A to.k i.f At-;rrtioi! eii:i'b(. V...., ftu Vi'.'o ilS a
I bui n'.H h.iir "rieh ffoM in eoiorT -Jenlv. "Tho puvs at
iMcn are to have cane-coats, acrordinf? to the clothes! tM' ,Mi1 l,,r 1,u,i uin tough that n peare.d.ie cy
.l,lfiwvifti.u CL.:..(Jfm...m ...r jrnujiMi- on ihe .oM-ild xa jf like me has t o et out.
iv niin . o. wmu ui iia men u 111 IIV IH'M, t MippOMJ. I ihe pot H Mealp if tahetl w hot
i-lioloKiM. att-r irjis of .
i and si H -a n.i tv i-, has j
!U.i, hlK br.-t work ) the
;t1-emidjiln d bel woi-i
' in lae .ill'-riloim. 'r.t
"A resilient has reported a wind'W j
broken by a ha-oball. so .sf.tin.j i 1
hero, robin or no robin." i t joii-'s a
I.h tJiande man. i j
'AN rTr:itiMtisi; I MO! j
SFW HHUHY A NO AI L j
(Y.nibining l?usines ami V a--uri-. !
Wo itno our damne(h"t.
AngeN could do ivi m'fe. !
And then ipiit.
Anyone drsmie- to ijail m ; Uk nt; r
dumb! eoii-adt u-. t'nr espeneuet' j
is valuable. t
Jf ai-.'e wot-.' i
i t'C nt'y :
lion, with a I
wildeat tinder vach aim and u-o n
ialilf.-ike a- a -Mint. -ii?""i i:1
Hint of a dm; Mur, hr.' ii t 1
fe'ir. to th" ool
i;i:i iross nitivi;
ration Molt or I a irande)
i c )iae alw-ax.s with yr."
I'm t mii'.t o in tltst re-s
ii and sulifiln:; dire agony
tipim; iiand to sonthi-.
i ity r,
lowly i"or In need
is iiiaKiu llieir drive.
!.v maeiou mei'd,
;;row and thrive.
d Irui'
;, - ,
.ah. t.s
Mil more
Ihal utr
alma-
he 1" st lives
faith in t'hrtst
vhos-' S-.if!'ri
w hi n the)
wdl tin jet-
lieh atiound
.ell 1. do.
tall around
inaki- op to
d.'llMTN).
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:!iiitK in ritor.RK.ss
if I'lWA. M:if. -0. Thl
J 2' II.- K.it Dicson I;
j Wei on a sir'KP Mn
V i.l f. r un 'rcas, of
JJ offii-uls of ihf romn.-i
Iht dork fiiintotl
)b.
i t ;i ,
IMtor.KKSS f
The pm-
l.umlxer
rch 1st
wa fires'
romnanv nnq
itoc rctvreentinsr the work-
on:.in!r.:,ti(in psvo noi come in
the Mrtke is still on.
Bt To be Correct Select on
Orange Blossom
Engagement Ring
OCllH PATtNTtO
IT can be matched latrr
by an Orange Blossom
Wedding Ring, in M.
platinum or in the beauti
ful plctinurn ovctlay.
"liinr Oit'ft P't i m
NouOcitiicV at ut It'
New Diamond
Mountings
White Gold
and
Platinum
Your Diamond will he
admired if mounted in
one of our new mount
ings. Wedding Rings can
le overlaid to match in
either White Gold or
Platinum at a nominal
cost.
Siegrist & Co.
Reliable Work Always at Fair Prices
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