La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1923, Image 5

Monday, April 30, 1928.
TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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May
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COMING
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EVENTS
JJ n'f six cities, North Powder,
I Union, Cove, 11ml La (.iiamle,
best Mpirlt of American Journalism;
lln tlio ncwa'columns. It la subversive
Jot it runduiiu-utiU principle of tlio pro
: tension.
fourth Sincerity, truthfulness.
uecurucy good faith with tlio ruauer
lib dm foundation ot all journalism
, , . (worthy of the name.
V i j "Oni'). Uy every consideration of
igood faith anevspaper la constrain
ed to lie truthful. It la not to be ex
cused fur laek of thoroURhnesa or uc-
euracy within lta control or failure to
ulitiitn command ot theae essentia!
qualitUs.
"(Two). Headlines should be fully
warranty! by the contents of the ar
ticles which they surmount.
Xcws and Opinions.
"Kll'th Impartiality isuund prac
tice makes clear distinction between
4 Merrymakers at High together in an organization tei-rneit
St school. It: the Union County American Legion
Slav 5 Union county track and I Council, will hold their regular
It . field meet at Union 'monthly meeting at the Union Hotel
May 25 La Grande high school !t Union. A musicul program will
conlmencement exercises. tSu combined with consideration of
it June . 4-5 Horse and Cattle ; business matters.
II Raisers Association Conven- Hi ' f"
tion at Union. a Fined for Traffic Violation
M Juno 0, 7, 8 Fifteenth' Annual a! Zenith Thompson pleaded guilty to
a Livestock Show, at Union. 8j traffic violation tins morning
It T..1,. A m.l n,.. rr,-..;i Pn,. 11: the notice conrt and was fined feo.
k cant on the summit of the ' , . . '. ., , ,
Flue mountains (tentative) a, Hot-Lake Arrivals- ;opin.on. News reports should ho free
aaaaaaaaaaaa Among the recent arrivals at the irom opinion or bias of any hind.
i Hot Lake Sanatorium are: Mrs. C.i "One). This rule does not apply
; ;K. Kunk, La Grande; D. E. Olds, and to so-called special articles unmlstak-
Lane Chapel Aid Iwife, Seattle, . IWash.; Louis Hehas,iil"ly devoted to advocacy or charac-
Thc Ladies Aid of the Lane Chapel : nker; j, L. Masters, 'Baker; John jtorlzed by a slKnature authorlilnB the
,wiil meet at the home of Mrs. A. wickham', Pendleton; Mrs. C. F. Lap-'writer's own conclusions and Interpre
Neukirchncr, 28 Hi North First street, ' pjn Counsel, Ida.; August Likewell, Stations.
' Wednesday afternoon, May 2nd. i Pendleton- Geo .' Chapman, Baker; "(Two). Critics of the art should
Mrs Mary E. Reeves, Seattle, Wn.; (possess authority baaed on knowledge.
I Mrs Clara T. Lvle, Okmulgee, Olka.; (sympathy based on understanding, in
I Mrs. J. Cunningham, Golden City,
IColo.: W. D. Murphey, Boise,
I Mi s Carrie Deal. La Grande: Miss "Sixth Fair play a newspaper
H. Edwards, Spokane, .Wash.; Miss should not publish unofficial charm
E. Newland. Snokane. Wash.; II. affecting reputation or moral charac-
Graber, Spokane, Wash.; Geo. Karas, tor, without opportunity to give the
Chehalis, Wash.; Tom Satos, Chehal-'arcusi d to be heard: right practice da
is, -Wash.; Oriel Highbargin, Ho-Inlands they be given such, opportun
quium, Wn.; Mis. M. A. Stevenson, jity in ull eases of serious accusation
Perry; Henry Zwicker, Pendleton; joutsiile Judicial proceedings.
C. F. Launiu. Counsel. Ida.: F.'C! "(One). A newspaper should not
Sale of Property Made I Hunt, Pasco, Wash.; H. S. Gray, Gib-i Invade private rights or feelings with-
Chris Lund recently sold his prop-1 bun J. H. Foggins, Wallowa. jout sure warrant of public right, as
crty at 2007 North Fourth street to distinguished from public curiosity.
George Hilvard. Mr. Ililyard will pPTT'tJir.FX'T H AROIXfi "(Two). A newspaper has no right
Swimming Class to Meet
The women's swimming class "w 11
meet tonight nt the Y. M. C. A.
building at 7:30.
M'ne Owner Here
R. E. Steiner, owner of the Sega
mine located at Thompson, Utah,
stopped over in La Grande Snturday
en route for Spokane. He was reg
istered at the Foley.
dependence -.of judgment that de-
Ida.; inlands complete freedom.
Thc fault of tho "young intellec
tuals" is that they establish too close
harmony between high-brow and
high jinks.
For dandruff, falling of tho hair,
itching of the scalp, you will be
gratified when you use otn Germi
cide and Jandruff Erndicator. It
stops all such troubles in a very
few days. Silverthorn-Wright's Fam
ily Drug Store. . ' 4-28-tf
Light and air are essential to
health. You will notice that the ber
ries in the bottom of the box have
faded to a sickly green.
Have you seen Fager about paint
ing you car. Phone 317-J. Shop at
1802 Greenwood St. z-lY-im
pot take possession of this property
for several weeks.
Learns of Brother's Death
Rev. Joseph Chester learned yes
terday of the death of his hi other,
John Chester, in Newcastle, England.
Rev. Chester visited with his brother I
about 17 months ago. Baker Herald. I
TALKS TO
(Continued from page I)
tional vice."
Funeral Services Held
The funeral services over the re-
: c 17 I. cnl.-,,.n,i li,.l,l
r... "... : Xl.,L . ..t al standards ot 111
Ite'hnenkamp chapel. Rev. R. Bog- aspirations
r,.,iai-.il nriiinii '
and the interment took place at the I
luanoii.t i ,, ...,i, rmv:
Body Shipped to Idaho- j "Fln.l-Hesponsll.Hlty-tho right of
rrr-u- ,.....; p r'.,tKrtY.i.,n r .innin a n v WHpii piT to attract iind hold nud--
:..P.... nr ft- nn.l Mih: . trs is
lllltlllb V i.. ....u .......
Charles Lappin, was forwanlcd to
to publish a iirtvate statement asorib
EDITORStcd t0 ita authority without his ppr-
mission.
"(Three). It Is prlvlU'tro ns it Is
tlio duty of n newspuper to mak
prompt and complete correction of lt.i
jown serious ntlstikea of fact or opin
i;diUns Adopt OkIo. ion' whatever their orlffin.
WASHINGTON. Ai.r. SO.Tho Am- itvwnvf In Nwn.
ericnn Moeieiv or ' Nowuuiipor Kdltors "Seventh Decency A newspaper
iis eloHhiL' sesHlun adonted a '('an-icannot escape continuation of insln-
on of JourpallHin." t-overiuff tho ethic- jcerlty If. whilo professing hgh moral
he urofession and tho ipurpose, it supplies incentive to base
nierican newspapers, conduct, such us are to be found in
uetulls ot crime and vice, publication
of which is not demonstrable for th?
of A
was drawn up by a commit
tee headed by If. S. Wright, of the
New York Globe, and contulns seven
enli-icled by nothing but con-
; sideiations of public welfare. 1 he
r i..u' Khiiisi; a newspaper inaues 01 me snan;
k.?U' IV ".:J..'""ZJ""' V"ot public attention it gains selves to
the funeral srvices and interment v .
will bo held.
Remains Forwarded
The body of Mrs. Anna Schwaiger,
who passed on in La Grande last
week, was forwarded to North Platte.
Vnlirncba f.ii- Inloi-mnnf vo.leviliiv liv
('. W H Unkiii'n onmnnnv !"S a vital righl of mankind
Mrs. Polaek and Rupert Schwaiger, unuuestionablo right to discuss whal
duughter and son of the deceased, .ac- ' n"1 explicit lorl.ldden by a .
e....ni.l th hn.lv. llncluaing ine vwsuom oi any r.-siric
igcncral good. Lacking authority to
I enforce- Its canons, tho journalism
; here ri-presented can but express the
I hope that deliberate pandering to vic
ious instincts will encounter effective
I public disapproval or yield to the f 11-
1 fluence of a preponderant profession-
al condemnation."
j Copper S. Yost, of tile St. Louis
elected president, of
'Hopvvood. of the.
rievelund X'laln Uealer, wus chosen
Tuesday night. May 1st, there will j While we are paying for the war,
r ranee la warring lor the pay. ,
: .
NOTICE OK BANKRUPTCY
In the United States District Court
for tho District of Oregon.
In the Matter of I
Royal D. Jones, Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of 'ltoval D. Jones.
of La Grande, Union County, in tho
State and District aforesaid, a Bank
rupt. Notice is herebv given, that on tho
27th day of April, the said
Royal D. Jones was duly adjudicated
bankrupt and the first meeting of his
creditors will be held at the office of
II. E. Dixon, Referee, in the Foley
Bldg., nt La Grande, Oregon, on
Thursday, the 10th duy of .May, 1023,
at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time tho said .creditors may
altenii, prove their claims, examine
the Bankrupt and transact such oth
er business as may properly come
betore the said mcetini,'.
rl. E. DIXON,
Roferee In Bankruptcy, i
(All claims must be sworn to on !
bankruptcy blanks before filing).
4-yo-it
be a ' modern jn dance at Zuber
hall. Olson's wx-pieco orchestra.
Saxaphonu n'everytninir. 4-28-2t
NURSES TRAINING SCHOOL
for young ladies desiring to become
trained nurses in a State accredited
school near at home. Affording ex
cellent training in a modem, thor
oughly equipped hospital. For full
particulars address
Sister .Superior,
t St. Elizabeth's Hospital,
Baker, Oregon.
4-4-2Ctp
People not permitted to enter
America as immigrants - doubtless
feel a littlo offended when they ob
serve tnose who are.
If the spirits can "see this world,
some of the ancestors mjst be sur
prised to observe how, proud of them
tneir descendants are.
The following testimonial is
sample of many testimonials wo re
ceive for our 'Germicide and Dand
ruff Eradicator. Silverthom-Wrights
please mail me two bottles of your
Germicide and Dandruff Eradicator.
I want this for a friend of mine.
It has cured my dandruff and stopped
Indigestion and Constipation.
"Prior to using Chamberlain's' Tab
lets, I suffered dreadfully from in
digestion. Nothing 1 ate agreed with
me and I lost flesh and ran dawn in
health. Chamberlain's Tablets
strengthened my digestion and cured
mo of constipation, writes Mi's,
George Stroup, . Solvay, N. Y. Adv,
my hair 'from falling out completely,
Enclosed find S2.00 for same. John
Miller, Aberdeen, Wash. 4-26-tf
t 'ill ' f .i
" ' I- I '. . i t
Satin Pumps j
are the best for dress wear,
low, inediuirf and high heels.
We have them in
Priced from
$0.50 to $10.00
Onyx Kayser and
N Cadet Hosiery
Children's Pumps
Of All Kinds
French & Greene
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
NEW TODAY
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
Adults only. 1U07 Penn uvc.
4-o0-2tp
FOR SALE Nico lot
highway. Sewage in
$:150. Inquire 2221 K.
SOxllO on
alley. Price
tAdnms.
4-30-ai
WANTED By capable woman, cook
ing for crc- of men. Mrs, C. L.
Menke, 608 iWillow, Pendleton.
4-30-lt
FOR SALE 1000 lb. team; wagon,
harness, plow, disc and wood-rack.
$440. Good milk cow $00. Pyra
mid Land Co. 4-30-ltp
La Grande - Pendleton
Stage
G. W. Baa i s, Prop. , ' 1
Two Round Trips Daily .
Leave at 8:00 a. in. and at 1 :00 p. in.
INSURED CARRIERS We Carry Parcels
LOST A suitcase between Blue Mt.
Garaffo and stock yards. Finder,
pleaso return same to Observer and
receive reward. 4-30-2tp
FOR RENT Three room furnished
apartment, newly painted and k.al
Homincd; Kiound floor, two blockn
from postoffiee. Phone 28'1-W,
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
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WANTED
eook for
care of
. U09-J.
Middle aged woman to f 0
man and wife and takeio
n
3-year-old boy.
Phoiv
4-30-tf
Its Hons' af l'l'siionMlhim:.'
which It shan-H with evnry momln'r of m-mucrnt. wns
Ha staff. A joiirnuliat who uhoh IiU the society: M.
oowt-r for any selfish or otherwise nn- jrtuvelund X'laln
worthv nurmises is faithless to u high secretary; K. S. lieck. of the Chicago
li-ust. Trilmne, treasurer, and
"S.cond Freedom of tho nress -Miller, Detroit News and
edom of the ihops is to be truarded i I'tper, Portlana Oreffc
It Ih tin. imenis.
I Hn-ctors
i j. r,
onlan,
fieortru K.
KUfiitr II.
vice pros-
Itiv.
I'tirchascs Business Concern:
Charles Edwards, of the LaGrand
Mattress shop and weaving works,! from
stutut
Fidelity In 1'iililic.
Third independence Freedom
all obligations exeept that o
purchased the Frank Suydam second
hand store on Fir street 'Saturday
the sale being , made through th
firm of Ford and Skill, real cstat
deaicrs. Mr. Edwards will make hi
new location the sales department fo;
his mattiesH and weaving hu.-incss-
and will also conauei xne ousiness without publie notiee ui their nource
purchased from Mr. .Suydn:n in the or else Hiihatantiatlon of their ehiini.s
same eooneetion. ' . f :r value as news, both in form ami
. .;''. ' , .Htllifttlince.
County Council Meetin j -Two). I'artiKanship in editorial
This evening the representatives of Yomtm nt. whieh knowledge doparU
TTnin-n r-nnntv Amorican Ieirion posts. nm tin irnth do.-s violence to tht-
elecled include Frank T.
Cobb. New York World: Italph 1J.
Lstont, Kansas (My Star; Willi J. Ab
1Im.II. christian Science Monitor: ln-
vi.l K. Smiley. IMilladelphla Public
i Ledger: . VI. Dennis, hieagO' Ially
jXewu: Joseph l'plitx.nr, St. Louis I'ost
i Dispatch, and T. J. Dillon, .Mluneapu
itls 'I'rlhiiniv - ' -
fidelity to the piihlie interest is vital,
"(One). Promotion of any prlvak
interest contrary to the general wel- u.ittk'Pl
fare lor whatever reason, is not com-j hie, i'Knira
patible with honest journalism. So- (By Associated Press)
called news combinations from prl-i rUKI'LAND, Apr. J0. Lattlo 'do
vale sources should not be published j to 50 cents higher, choice steers
.Z( to y,u!i; nogs, sneep sieauy;
eggs and butter firm. '
Rip,V an
--This Suit Won't
Winkle!
"I'm sending my boy down for a suit," called
Mother's voice over the telephone '' his name
is Van it should lie Vanish, for he goes through
a suit like water through a seive."
In walked Van looked them over picked
out one and said, "I like this but Mother said
I've got to have one that won't rip.''
"Kip, Van," we replied, "and this suit will
never wrinkle !"
All our boys' clothes bought on the same bas
isfor harder wear than your boy can possibly
put them to.
Xtragood Bovs 2 Pair
Pants Suits $11 to $2J.M
Single Pants Suits &S.S3 to $14.
Shirts
Waists Neckwear Oxfords
Shoes
Find
It-
Here
I!
Now that they ute raising cotton'
in Australia, it is only a question of
time until thfi boll weevil will be
raising soincthinc; else down there.
NOTICE TO ALL KNIGHTS
OF I'YTHIANS
All Pythians, their families, and
friends are. invited to attend an in
tcrestine; program at K. of P. hall
Monday evening, April 30. .Refresh
ments. No charge. Social Committee.
4-28-at
. Congress has adjourned, but spring
building operations will continue the
sound of the hammer. .
Copy for thia column mini be
in by 10:00 a. m,
l)ox wood.
N avenue. !j
Main
J.00.
547.
North of
4-28-tf
Iteduce Hear
ducing Records.
Co.
Waller Camps' Re
!W. H. Bohnenkamp
4-IIO-lt
i "Heacock's Radiophones are four
times louder than any other on the
i market, easier tum'd, and made
! right. Enterprise, Ore. 2-12-2t
Ice cream by the pint, quart or
gallon. The Ilazelwood or Blue Moun
tain make always on hand, at Silverthorn-Wright's
Family Drug Store;
4-26-tf
Cut This Out II Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c
to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, III., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup, Foley's
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. Sold everywhere.
i The book of etiquette doesn't men
tion it, but it is gooil form to offer
your plug before taking a chew yourself.
PARIS BEAUTY' PARMJIt
Room 0 Sommcr Hldg.
Open fr6m 9 to 6 ;
Evenings and Sundays on Appoint
ment. I'hone 675-W..
BARGAINS
Some more bargains I havo to of
fer. Why pay more?
1 six-room house, nil furnished,
newly calsomined, varnished.
1 oight-room house, has a good in
come. 3 five-room houses. '
1 four-room house.
I three-room house.
Also ten acres of land.
See me beforo buying.
, SEE MRS. S. C. ZUBER,
Phone 378-W
- ' - !
Uox wood. Main
N avenue. ?3.00.
G47.
North of nr
When you need a. family formula,
or prescription filled , quickly and
promptly and at a reasonable price,
please phone u your number of the
prescription and let us fill it for
vou and it will be delivered without
delay and no charges, for delivery.
Silverthorn-'WriKht's Family I) r u k
Store. 4-28-tf
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern:
Whereas, the trout and other fish
inhabiting the waters of Beaver
Creek and Five Point Creek, situated
in Union County, State of Oregon, nrt.
beinfr threatened with extinction from
excessive angling and other causes,
and
Whereas, the Slate Game Commis
sioner of the State of Oregon is de
siiiouK of protecting the trout and
other fish inhabiting the waters of
Beaver Creek and Five Point Creek,
situate! in Union County, State of
uregon; '
Now Therefore, By authority of
law vested in said State Game Com
mission of the State of Oregon under
Scctioon 8, Chapter (ifi, Oregon I,aws
for 1021, notice is hereby given that
said Beaver Creek and Ftvc Point
Creek, situated in Union Count,
State of Oregon, are closed to ang
ling of any kind or in any manner,
for trout or other fish, from and af
ter the 5th day of May, VJ'l'.i, until
again reopened to angling by order
of the State Came Commission of
the State of Oregon.
And it is and shall bo unlawful for
any person to take or angle for trout
or other fi.h in the above named
creeks from and after the 5th day of
May, 1I)S, until the same arc reopen
ed to angling by order of the State
Came Commission of tho Slate of
Oregon.
Any and all person whomsoever
tnkinir, angling or fishinir in said
streams in violation of this order will
he prosecuted as by statute provided.
lialed at Portland, Oregon, this
0th day of April, V.W.
OREGON STATE GAMK
COMMISSION.
Uy I. N. FlciHchner,
Chairman.
m I!y Blaine Hnllock,
Commissioner.
Uy Ceo. H. Kelly,
Commissioner.
By M. A. Lynch,
i Commissioner.
By F. Uoy Davis,
Commissioner.
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLO OR CATARRH
Perfection Oil Stove
Wc Have. u Full Line Sec Our Windows
LILLY
1'lioiiu Aliilii 750 J.IIS Adams Ave.,
ooobdoo6,o6oooobboo6dbto'Oodo
How To Get Holier When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.
Count fifty! Your tuld in bond or .
catiirrh diwippi'iua. Your elo'd nos- '
tril will ujicn, Die air pasxncH nf your 1
1k:mI will clcii r uiifi yon cnii hrcntlK! i
f rci'ly. No more miullli ng, hn wk ing,
iniicoiiH iliftclitii'Ki1, drviu-ss ur tifiiilufju-j j
no rttrtifrgling for hri'nth nt niht.
Gut a wniiill bottli ofKly'H ( 'renin
Bnlm from your druggist niul apply 41
litll ((f tlii fmgnmt miliricptic irrcnm I
in iuir luiritrils. It pcucl iuIch through
every uir pa.sitge of tin1 licnd, tumUiing
and iiciiliiig I lie hwdIIcii or iiilliimrtl mu- '
ooi ih nii'nihniiii1, giving you iiishmt te
iff. 1 1 out roldw mill mturi'h yield like
magic. Don't ntny Htutrud-up and mUur- :
able, ltclief is mi re. 1
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Southard &
Shinn
Kuh'k Atiloinohlles
Itnlck KerU.'e
IliiJt-k Parts ami At:L-sMjrJc..
Cor
riiuiii! Muhi Am
. Adams and Fir
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Brisk Styles for Now
Suits in styles that reflect the newness of,
the season, without attempting any foppish
. extremes.
Fabrics combining beauty and service, in
their patterns anil weaves. ' 7
Tailoring that assures lasting' good looks.
ASH BROS.
"The Stoic That Keeps Faith with the People"
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Ads are
1'iey were
one todnv that referred
dressed kid vamp.
much more naughty than
in the old days. Wc mw
to
(glHIE
NOTICE OF FILING OK
KIXAI. ACCOl'NT
In tho ( nunly :ourl of the Slnlc
nn un-iuf ()rmin tor Union County.
i In the Matter of tho Kstate ot
, , , I Mollie Taylor. Derenstd.
All kinds nf hut or fold ilniik. nt i ijrc is hcroliy Riven that the un
our soda fountain a nice litrht lumh Idorsiiinrd has filed his Final Account
Kaielwood ice cream, also llluelas Adniinistnitor of the K.itatc of
.Mountain ice crram by the pint, quart j.Midlie Taylor, deceased, anil the
or pallon. Silvcrthorn-WriKht'K Fam- (.'untv Court of Union County, Orc-
ily Drug Store; 4-8-tf ;t)n, has fixed the 12th day nf May.
" r ! at 10:0 o'clock in the fore-
The Hnad to Happiness. !noon. at its Court Room at the
Von must keep well if you wish to I Court Mouse in a Orannc, Orenon,
lie happy. When constipated take one an the time and place for hearing any
nr two of Chamberlain'a Tablets im-jand all objection" to the said Final
mediately after supper. They cause I Account and settlement of said es
a gentle movement of the bowels. tate.
Adv. i 0. W. TAYLOR.
Administrator.
Are you heavy" Try Walter1 Green & Hess, Attorneys for Ad-
l .mips lr luring K:COIUs. W . M. !lliulI a .01'
IICI.I I.Alt
I'iticr.s
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A RCA DE
TODAY and TUESDAY
MARY MILES MINTER
with
Antonio Jlorcno :nul tiniest Toncncc
in
"The Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
AS A HOOK
The most popular
Mountain Romance
ever written.
AS A PLAY
a Broadway hit.
AS A PICTURE
A thrilling entertainment.
COMEDY
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"THE STORE. WITH A CONSCIENCE
Ui'hr.enkainp Co.
' 4-30-lt1
Apr.ll-lij-l-ao-.May 7