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a;. Friday. March 30, 1923. " PAGE FOUP THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer AN 1NDKPKKDBXT KKWIPirElk , PuBllalird dally and weekly at Ld randa, Oregon, by lit Gramla Kvon Ins Obaerter FubtlaliliiB t'umvany, " BKUCiS DBNNiS. Editor. C a tared at the Poalofflc at La Orandt. Oregon, as Second Ulaaa stall alatter. By Hall' Pally, par year, ip advance fS. 90 tally, all mouths id advance ...t.W ally. lUree rueuths, In advanra -!l-zf Weekly obnerver-iilar. by mail. per year, In advance '"' Un aale In other cltlea Oregon Hotel Newe Xnnd. I'ortland: Imperial New, Kiand. Cortland; Uullnoinau New. HI ml. Portland. MK.VMHH UK Oi;IA'l';il I'll KM. Addre.a all communication, to THtt . ' ;-""''"", tu;i"'' Sr?n'5i,.lVn,,i'..n14U U I n" w 3 l.p. te. ' "red 1 1 Sd to It or no ramie, Oregon, ilherwlne credlled In thin paper, an 1 I'r" the local new ptililiitheri therein (VBgCHIr-TIOft mm. A" rlglila of re.piibll.allon of apeclal By Carrier. ' Dally, per monlb DaJlr. per three nioutha Dslfr, per als mo.. In advance . ally, single copy r. I- VITT AN It :il VI'V 'UKKICJAl. PAPKII. ' (1HKAT AND l-IIKflUI'H I'HOM- -ti't- IHKK: Whereby are Riven unto ii " $4 I execdiug greut and urecloiia prom IJiille: Ihut ! theme ye might ho pur I lukers of Ihe divine imttire, havliu J est'-iiped lite corruption thut la in the world through I list. 2 Peter 1:4. COSTLY EDIl'ICK (By Associated Press) PORTLAND, Mar. a0. Construc tion here, at a cost of $3,000,000 of the Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mo ther, which will be ft place' of pil grimace for thosP of the Catholi church, is planned by the Servile Fathers, according to announcement by the Kev. Father A. M. Mayer. The architecture will be Spanish renaissance. The sanctuary differs f . mi tht parish church in that it is to be a place of pilgrimage whwe special service are to be conducted for those seeking aid. KICK OX SUNDAY FAIR fHv Associated Press) KIVEKSIDK, Calif., I.Var. 30. The Southern California fair will not open on Sunday this year. Strong protests by pastors of local church es against the practice of Sunday openings were followed by a decision of the lair association directors to begin this year's program on Mon day. Simple But Eloquent OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOvOOg g FORD & GEORGE ITAXI! g Service - Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44! O After MltliiJulH Call Foley Uotel MAIN 77S w OOOOOO 0000 ooooooooooooooo Lincoln's Gettysburg address is recognized as a clas sic. It is couched in simple language but it spoke the very Soul of its author that's why it has lived. ' t A friend to the Evening Observer has unearthed an other document which'breathes the eloquence of sincerity. It is a speech delivered by Chief Joseph, for whom the town of Joseph was named. Here it is: Siy friends, my nun Is Ii.-mu-too-yui-lnt-lut (ThuniltT-truvi'llntf-ovi-r-th." mountuins). 1 have been iihked to show you my heart. I tint Kind to tiim a ctmncu to do ho now, I want the white limn to understand my poop The hlte man hns many words to tell how my people look to him, hut It does not leqiilru many words to speak the truth. What I huve to y will come from my heart, ami J will Hpcalt it with a Mruitfht toiiRiie, The (J rent Hplrtt In look vg at mo, and will hear me. Good ordajdo tint hifft Innjy. until tliey ti mount to HohK'tljIn, WordM do not pay for ilead jteople, Tli y do not pay for my country, now overrun hy wljttw imn. They do not protect my falhert Kriive, Tticy do not pay for my horHefl and cattle, (lood wordu will not Klvi nm hack my children, (iood words will not kIvo my people (food health and nlop I hem from dylntr. tiood Word will not K't my people u honi-ulieiv they can live III peace, and lake rare of theninc! v. it JilaUes my heart Hick when 1 ri-mt-mher all the Kuod 'works and hroKra 'ptotnlMtj. 'f lure has hceu too much talk hy while men who had nd riffht to talk. ' " . I - If the while man wunts to live In peace, with tin' Indians he can live In peace. There need he no trophic. Treat all im n alike.1 (live all h same law. jfivtf them an evi-n chance to live and crow. Alt men were made hy the same Great Hplrit 4'hlef. Ttiey are all brothers. The earth Is tht mother of all peo ple, and all people should have the same rlffhts. If you tie a horse to it alake. ito not expect him to grow fat. If ou pen an Indian op s small spot of eaiih and compel him to stay there, he will not he content, or will he grow anl prosper. I have asked soma of the irrcat white chjcftj where they K''t their authority to say to the Indian that he sltull stay in one place, while white men jfO where they please. They cannot tell lis. When I think of our condition my heart la heavy. 1 see men of my race (rented us outlaws, and driven from country to country, or shot down like animals. I,et mr be u free mail fr-e to travel. fr to atop, free to work, free to trade where 1 choose, free to choose my teachers, free to follow the religion ( nt my fathers, free to think and talk and act fcjr mysir and 1 will obey every law. or auhmlt to the penalty. 4 I When the w httt- men . rent th IndlnnK us they treat earlk other, then we ilHll have no mori wiua. Ve ahull Im iillfee lu-otljjra of ane father and one, ninther. There will l one aky al'ove, on. country around us. und one govern-1 nLnt fur nil. Tlii-n t lit f:r.iit Ki.lrll l'hli-f will mulle anon this laml. Me will b Sijfcd rain to wash out the bloody spots made by my brothers' hands upon the face of the earth. For this the Indian Is waftlna and praylnr. 1 hopt that no nihre groans of wounded men and women will ever jro to the ear of the (Irent Hldrlt ChleC.anit that all people, may he., one pwojile, t ;. t . In-mutolAynh-IJit-h(tJ lids, spoken for his people.; ' ' ' K' - nnunntinnxmttnmttmnunntmmwi xxxtixttttttinumtntmmiutmntxntmt To Have and To Hold Power The three most vital units in the economical and satisfactory operation of motors are the Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder grinding equipment we are able to give you a very complete piston assembling, service. For yourconveriience we also carry a full line of connecting rockand crankshaft bearings. , Machih Works' , .--l:J:i- 'I i mxtM La-Ofando, Oregon 1 . . a, t. tt 1; .J 'i j'.; M.'. ..t .: rv kit"1' Copyright 1923 Hart Schaffner i Mars i.i:iiiiiniti::t:t:::i:::i:i:i:i:::ti:i:ii)ut:tuia!iuiiitaita:wimmmntmtntt" 0-1 ;'' Mh;-( I Kentucky is tryiriff nine men charged with .filling four others in an'e'lectlo'rf day fight. Kentucky seems to have reached the point where it is taking seriously what once- would not have been liiucn more tnan a pleasantry. ) For an individual who gets it so often in that spot, the Ultimate consumer has very little in the pocketbook. Summer is called the foolish season, but of all the months of the year March is the most dizzy headed. The Germans have not claimed that the French li&ve (IoeIj oyed any coal mines in the Ruhr. Thai's u Hun's job. '.. The mother begins the task of making i lntui of her ! hoy, but some other woman usually finishes i.he job. ; It s fortunate for dealers that every woman has her I owr ideas of what constitutes stvle. i The old-fashioned boy who had to drink sassafras tea j was not, however, a tea hound. . . .. v ,j ;; Even up to the last day of March, it is possible that the ; wo-.t is yet to come. " I! ' :.! Don't overlook the tourist park it is important. Choicest ! Confectionery w wi i.MWftWnWm' lira. ri ffle- issmzim ' Ki 1 ,r.JAi Oi&M f :,!: 1 MJyMMStiM 1 Msg The CUd ies For Easter i seVccLig the proper package of ! T. .11 i'll- 1 1 I 1 it S Irs. Get More Pleasure and Profit ; Out of Your ClotKes ESPECIALLY FOR SPRING AND EASTER . "7 l ,'r ,Wear good ones. ' They fit better, hang easier, give you " ' . the confidence of 'looking "just right." They're better tail-1' ' , ' i oved, Quicker to inspire confidence in the people you meet. " J , The extra wear-'they give you makes them an economy. The clothes we sell are made by ' , HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX ' Iffra ?.. ' ; ' you know what that means. $20 to $5000 i hixiiu: V See Who's Here Boys--- er. Care in selecting the proper package of s tolfit the occasion wins golden opinior meiits of the Sim lire Island and 4th, That new snappy toe 'in Men's Spring Oxfords from FLORSHEIMS They come in Black, Tan, Mahogany and Patent Leath Every size for every foot. $10.00 ' Jet ficquainted with the1 ler.fealamagundi, Pleas-: , ; i .. . , rs. inspect them at the Red Cross ;Driig Store"'1 In This Or Any Other City All kinds of veets ai hitrh reeardless of it will tfay you to make selec- egard o tuiality than price. quality therefor tions more with We are agents for Hocf fieri and The name is and delicioushess ments means fresjine for them in a rcf; ness and coolness: a fcffieiT i-ann If )riolc Candies nt guarantee of purity the Irctineni'y of ship Our method of caring rator case assures cleanli- ' Fine Hulk Candies For the Children. Watch the Papers for Our Big Saturday Candy Specials. Newlin Drug Co. The M i FOR SALE arilyn Tie This tie comes in Gray Suede, Patent Leather, Satin and Mack Suede, with light weight soles and the new Spanish Heels one of the classiest shoes of the season. The Bootery Inc. A Paradise for Tired Feci"- Home Of The mm ROCHESTER 20ti Depot Street Thre large lots. 73x1 in fact), irond location just west of tho high school. Trice Jl.uuO. Terms. . IModern five-room house, best of lo j cation -"on corner lot with both streets i pnved. This Jllaoe Is In excellent con-' tjitlon and a soldier's loan cun be ap-j plleU. ; A modrrn fv-room home, brnutlfii) flowers, shrubbery nd,laxvn. KniveU-il spprostth to a ifood ffHrnuc Tho house has a full bnsement, furnace snd has just been kulsomlned. 1'rice, Moib-rn flve-room home, basniifnl, rurnac'. puraffe. This Is a new mod ern home In a itood locution Biid the prtra Is rlcht st $t(r'P.0P. 1Vriii. $7ro.oo rssh snd bsUnct at 15.('0 per month and Interest. Moih-rn flv'-rowm home, tn o lots. irootl lotstltm for sbnp man or tl -" rond-r. l'rlee $-l00.ft. Terms. $:.'" (isb nd bnlsneo at $30 per month. In L eluding Interest. Geo. H. Currey Ima.ratic 1 1 rvi-t-n L'Mimtl r . Ii J HUM U f , "r. ii Its all n H:o build air but keep your n , I. . YoLLndatio Ort ihe 6ro Tho roundaliou of j-our rin anol;il structiirn niuy be strtms or woak according to thtr bank you choosu to lian illt' your nccount. Ol lt U..li Is financially a sound Institu-! (Ion that will Lc glad to rcn-! dvr yon every service consist ent with good banking. We are naturally Interested In YOU as an enterprising cit Isen. because yon os an In dividual have your share In making this a . prosperous community. Let our bank work with you, that all of us may bu mutuully benefitted fur hav ing dune our share. I 'JQUUV -KEUflBLE - PROGRESSIVE- r a