La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 23, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text'PAGE EIGHT THE JJA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER , Monday, April 23, 1923. THE BROADCLOTH SHIRT TO GO "HAND IN HAND" WITH - . SPRING SUITINGS. A FRIEND of mine asked me the other day whether I thought the demand for solid col or collar-attached shirts would continue for Spring. I said "Yes" so emphatically that he looked up and asked "Why?" I answered him by pointing out four facts: FIRST That this is a "solid-color year"'. SECOND That as long as Tweed, Gabardine, Whipcord, and soft suitings continue to be so popular, so long will solid-color shirts be the dressy and appropriate shirt. .THIRD That the demand for these shirts has caused them to outsell all others. FOURTH They are so cool and comfortable for spring and summer wear. We have a myriad of patterns and colors. Come in and let us show them to you. $5.00 to $7.50 c 201 Depot St ) . r THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley ! ;--zr:-lT wmc tooth MAf-fcws n 90V''4& i - Jr &z&zzs2f : r.-.' " " MAmivBS ni"fe W fl fOU TUTS) (MO-fJO "TH? 'OA j j It - T I . I U CT I III .The Largest Chain Department. "3 tort Organization in the World Creme Oil Soap . 4 Bars, 25c . TWO OP the oldest cmccker players ih the COUNTY, ; AP.E PLAlV SEVERAL CHAMPIOMlP GAMES HI THE BACK ROOM OF . hoadlett MLc-MtiriT trope , mi I HI S Oen.CctrrS' ?iemonahvi) ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building,, and an order placed m our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. We ;Wili Gladly Furnish p Estimates ' Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company ' ' " - - - - 9 I5(hi H Ave., l u (irjuiilc, Hi-Kun 'in i ;J mm i The Best Friend You Have MOTHER'S DAY WILL SOON BE HERE And We Have Prepared for it With the Largest '. , and Most Beautiful Line of Cards Ever "" ': , Seen in La Grande. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. preparing to Htriko at the call of the I ml ust rial Workers of tin- World on May 1, accgriliiiK to uniiounceinent niiiije lnro by W. Itm-f-nlt., un in- I vcKtialor tyr I fx- 4-1, organization. i . . Wi sen t i in . n t in t ion sl aKaiust t niploy i s wJio havo insist id on the ninr-hoiir day, Hctiffniti'. Haul, ami is directed next a pa ins t employ ers w ho have been sympathetic to Iho iuVa. The nuinlier of I. W, VV. who wul; out in expeeted to Up. iiUKinc-nti-il by a considerable nuinber of non-mem bers who will quit or shift jobs to fcvoid trouble. ON MAY FIRST Governor Pierce Will Act if Laws are Violated; Walk out Plans Said Perf octet (My AsHOt-lated I'ress) HAJJvM. Apr .23. Whul action, K any, will lie taken by Governor fierce In niHi' the threatened utrlke of the Industrial Workers of the Worlds ma ti rlalles May 1 lias not yet Drill r termined, tlm exi cutive announced to ll my. I T'ic. governor mis ncriwd a num ber ol letters from Klamath Kails and nlher Hections of the state HuyHi - UI t-xpin naiion unu a low imuf, momb.-rs of the radical organization !"f vere which yOU may find space have perfected plans for Ihe.r a-i.II;-,1" ."f, PPC' to publish, i'lrst I out. It was naid that demonstra-1 us shal1 tell you that these lines of verse will l.e attempted May I in aoine mrijwure w"tlc11 le forty- years ago o ll-f stati I y. niy "t,IiP mther (now dead almost niiikj jlui.i;, one wan u sunlit; tmu Poets Corner I'OEM 10 YEA IIS OLD Editor: I am Lroinir to write you a bit of explanation and a few lines O.ie letter Kfitl'j indicated thiit radii liati been in circulation then ive.l from Klaim lli . i.in,i i..,.., ,1ni,,n.k v. v..tm.. il Itter.itiire 4i. t-....,J..c i:!S anil .sIli'ii. with tlu kind nf re He-ion lot' H'V-.il,,,! I unbtnm in nnnnln Mnururatiu oral ivoi'ka and thai iii'.-uttirally im,.,u. n (ri.mlr,,r wh,t Industrial Wopk.'in cojlar alld suffs. 0ur Sabbllth ,aysj ir intent on of oar- i n . - . i . .. . . ... were uuiif quiet nays ior us cnimren. VvW I IUHVJL1 uer cent of th havt; HiKUifled their intention of par ticipating In the walkout. LoKuini? and ndllliiK operatorn havo not yet issued nny KtateinentK wit h relation to I he proponed Hlrike beyond indieatin that lin y will close down their itnluN- Irlcn before they will accept the dic tation of the railical eh'iiienl. Governor fierce apparently has na Hitnuii the altitude thai Juh depart iiient cannot act until then; Iisih been eohie infraction of the Iiiwh. In cae itho laws are violated then the ov li'i'iioi' proljably will uru all the nui chinerya( hin command to rope with 'the Htlualioii. The executive ha In dicated that lie will not permit de. j Hi ruction of I he ind tint new of lie ilhe Mate. frubably I lie first step that w It I be taken by the Kovemor In cane of a Htrlke will be. to advise the slate boar.i of conciliation, of the situation, ami urge Mm members of this body to eon duet an Investiuatioii with a view to Neltleiuelit. Should tlttM invesliK-atloj: fall the Kovetnor probably would re sort lo mop; drastle ncllon, Ui liorts reeetved at Hie ieeilli'e departtm-nt lnlieale that st he Indus I ria l orkei a appnrently have n: jjrii vanee with reference to wukvh or' hours, lut are husiiifr tlietr proposed slrlke tin t ho theory that 1 hey haw been made the tools of capital. Oper ators have declared the men are nov receiving satisfactory wage's. ;kv workiiur and r :nod ecindllions. mid the hours have been shortened. In i meet their demands. j Governor fierce said today that In : hoped (he men Involved would at 1r;t;)t make an effort to settle their differ ences through arbitration. Many mills in tint stale have resumed operation! within the pust few weeks and labor dlst urbaneea now would affect matci lnlly Hie prosperity of this seel km o. I he coast. Sunday school and church; then lunch; then sit in a quiet parlor and litutly our Sunday school lesson. Hack to church in the evening. There were no jokes, no fun, no company unless it was my mother's class of grown girls from the Sunday school, but that was tor study. My mother gave me each Christ mas a good book for girls, and on the fly leaf of each one was always a few lines written by my mother. One of tu.y little books 1 still have. 1 have copied the vcrae here: Ever be a good girl; ever love the right, Never say a naughty word, work with all vour miirht. . To leain all things good and true . is what mama wishes of you. And she left for ine a tiny envelop to be given me when I wus older. In it a tiny lock of soft brown huh tied with a silk thread. The hair MIM TT Tf ; 4 NATTON-Wlnr. AFm !-u tei 7 ijars 25c 371 DEPARTMENT STORES For Every Member of the Family! You immediately recognize the extra value in J. C, Penney Co. Hosiery. The reinforcements are stronge-si where the wear is the hardest. Value, vies with style in all our hosiery. Better wear ing service cannot be obtained in any hosiery priced at our unusu . ally low figures. Selection From Thi List Mean Economy for You WOMEN'S HOSE Medium weight cotton hose. Itlack and Cordovun, pr., 25v Fine full mercerized hose, lllaek nnd Cordovan, pr., :" Kxlra flnu full mercorized lisle hose, pair .....X :.:..45? Kxtra fine full mercerized : hose' In real outsldcs 45i .' . Mercerized lisle fine quality ' rlltbed top hose 4Hc IS )oot fibre silk bono witit : mercerized garter tops, per , pair 59c Klne silk and rilirc liose ivitli mercerised tops. Ulaek and Cordovan 70c . Klne silk and flbro hose with . euibroidrred HwIsh clocks, lilack. Cordovan, Grey and Heaver, pair 98c Pure thrend 12 strand Bilk hose, scam fushioived 98c : l'ure thread hein-y 15 strand silk hose, full fashioned, thu wanted colors, pulr $I.GV Cinderella Hose. Very flno fTaufjc, pure silk hose, full, fashioned, extra elastic gar ter lisle top, pair 91.98 lMiro ingrain all over silk JiOHo, heavy wolght silk, per pair , :...2.9H Best Values Town (1' ' KwMJ 3f II MEN S HOSE Medium weight cotton wort; hose. 2 pair Klne llulu hose for dress, lit wanted colors, pair 2."h JU-uvy silk fibre plaited hos: lbick and Colors, pair ...AUv Jlcavy ' full fatdiotncd silk hose, wan led colors, pr., 7 Be Full fashioned pure silk hose, contrasting clockings, per pair ;, ..,....v..?....v........v...Hai; BOYS' HOSE . Heavy ribbed 'cotton hose, extra quality, Hlat k and Cor dovan, pair lire Kxtra heuvy .elastic rtbbe.l hose, full doubly leg, Hlac'v ouly, pair V&v. MISSES' HOSE Finn ribbed cotton hose InQI Hlack and Cordovan, pr., 2'Jtr Finn full mercerized hose, . extra elastic. Black and Cor dovan :iih Kxtra fine quality, silk fin ish, clastic leg hose, pr., 59c CHILDREN'S' SOX Plain and combined color socks, for Infunts and chil dren aro now in our hose Bhowlng. Prices are from .... 23e to 9Ku pair .5 .iSSk. .SSKs. .V a- ' INFANTS' HOSE l-'lnt! cuislmR'l'o. Ijluiii uiul While, pair Kllirc silk, extra lonK li'B. lilack Jina Whiln, pair ... lllf ynt, lisle, elustlr I. K. Mimic nl t'ordovan, pr and - ...:.!! ,The Largest Chain Department Store Organization in'tne world" Wisps of Wisdom 'When company is preMont " there arc moro tahlo Kctaps for the chick ens, but lower between man and wife. They arrested a man in Washing ton who broke into the Capitol to rest. After all, the safest way to fret in there anil rest, probably, is to pet elected. .. It must just naturally run in the family. Mr. Volstead' dnusrhtcr .1... : e n. I was cut from my head when a Uny ; cf n Wlltcrin troun in Washinc- I u.uy an; a loiucu paper wan uicse ton so t,,nt thh.sty ho,.ses coui,ln't lines written by my mother: AIY TREASURE O would you see my treasure, 11 s iuardeil with zealous care: Its value I will not mention It's a treasure rich and rare. It's hidden away from Prying eyes, (With none my treasure I'd share) And if I to yuu mv treasure reveal i'u touch it, you must not dare. fret a drink, iWe can't see why jazz musicians should be paid $15 a day. Riveters, who only trot $10, make almost as much noise and do somclhmp; uselul beside. A subscriber of the Indianapolis News asked the editor how to clean celluloid collars. The editor was too proud to admit that he knew. RI'.I'OIM hit TESTIFIES (lv Associated 1'i-ess) I'UKhl.AN'l), Apr. 2.1 Hen E. Ti tus, newspaper reporter, testified in ine liarlaiul suit that Ered Uifford, News item says the town rrier still holds forth in towns and villajtes along the Rhine Just now he has plenty to croy about As public "nuisances, the dry cru saders aro surpassed only by the wet crews' aiders. And now, my friend, look iiuickly and sec This treasure I've kept with care: 'fin! neatly up with silken thread wny, us only a curl ot hair. Mrs. L. 13. Dell Mother of Mrs. Grace Rose of Gibbon l.iitf Winkers To Strike, (lly Assointed l'ress) roi!TI.,Nli. ..r. ::. i;, ,iis n-. ei'hetl ul lii'm.Uiirl-r.s of the l.uyul l.el,-iiin of LoKKers and l.unilieriiKi: of th.- i..k. rs In viirl.ni loKilinil ' K" Klux Klari Cyclops, told him dur-.J MATTRESS SHOP AND ! entllps of UrvKini ami Wasliinirlon mv !'"!.' l''C last years primary Campaign , ir-i I vrttrl vwrsn-rr'n mat a certain J'ortlaml judge should ,J tussaid he heard Hall endorsed at I! 1Ia"rc? " ,- L " cl"nea Klan ineeuugs. Devcre, editor of the I ! "d rullt' 1,ca " M ' We.-tem American, defined Klan I! 1 aR It,,BS nna f lu,t lt,lc8 roum i Morning Sli.E-R.R-Y.'S LAST DAY TODAY' ' ' .starring JANE NOVAK Tin; simple little Jenny Wren lieeaine a daz zling l'eaeoek and lirtniiilit jaded London to her golden-slippered feet ! Sec Marie Corelli's ( l.issic Uojnaiue Sprinjj Into Life On the Serein Coined v "HACK ON THE KAKM" Adnils "-"c Children v5 to 1"J 10c (Includes Tax) Morning Frocks An La Grande pi iminles. Coster, a defendant, tes liiied and tiarland went on the stanila in ins own uenau. WHEAT (jl'OTA'IIONS I'OKTl.ANi), Apr. Hard White 1 ''.': Western Red $!.'(). size. Carpet anil Rup Cleaning Outs, $1.50 ami up Chas. Kdwards, Prop. Phone 8u3-W ...r:v.- : I ; . ' ' ? ppsdls . -. No Time Wasted on a EHotpsSsaS KwgSies Jiirt place the food to Hz cooked in the oven Set the thermrmctirr at the desired cooking temperature and the pointer of the time control clock ww. coolting u to Art and finuh ' The range will do the rest Just tins one convenience has saved rainy hour during the cliy tor American Housewives all over the country It can do the same for you There is a Hotpoint Hushes Electric R.mje drin-i f-r every hoT-eh-iM rrq'j:reicnt. Come in at your convenience and let us i'cmn;v,-.rjtc i!ic one 1! .at sui'a you bejt If more convenient for you to trlvpVnc. crn call us.nd wc send our drmonratr,r with pntci. pl-irnipin i!J completr j-rccifk-aaom. Tku dJvtTtnaKtnl u rne of tenet earn a - rrc-y. They art viiimblb Cut lArm cut end ;j.e fir rtfcrztzct. EASTERN OREGON LIGHT AND TOWER COMPANY Katnn KuiNt vo:U tb?UO X'fllp. limn nnl tif-fiio smlunn nro itsivl tor moiirnu ttinkM tor nmnor. Thi itHL-l 1 only nL-jtly Uirml v ilu WiiiMtinf it i-oSliir uiul miort nloos it'init-e coniioi't for hot wvnthiT. The lull-hngth voit IMti'.i DtutcUis th long otvuig bvlU "JERSEY CREA rvl DEST BY ACTUAL TEST A SUPERIOR FLOUR A' SUPERIOR VALUE SOLD WITH A GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK ONCE USED, ALWAYS USED 19-11). SACK, $1.98; Bill-. $7.72 ANY ORDER I'NOER $2.00, 10c DELIVERY CHARGE; ORDERS OVER $2.00. NO DELIVERY CHARGE. PROM IT DELIVERY RELIABLE DRIVER PHONE MAIN 19 WIIEJ1E THE THRIFTY THRONG fiOOVERIZE-D GROCERY nJ HW'lIOi l .I -'-- JJsrSj rssssdjt ett. t 4