La Grande evening observer., June 05, 1923, Image 5

Tuesday, June 5, 1923.
TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
AGE FIVE
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HANLEY TELLS OF
HIS COOTIE DAYS
(Continued from Pqe One)
JJ H II It a )) u n ( jj n who .iMir,., 0 have any mutter con-
COMING EVENTS it 'jneete.il with compensation, Insurance
Ju" (I 7. 8 Fifteenth Annual W claims, or uny other feature tn con-
Livestock Show at Union. tlliiectlun with eoiiiiieiimtion in general.
"June ai-M. North P o wd e r tt 'atraluhtencu out. Kx-servlco men
" Kodco at Nurth Powder. tt i
June 24-2'J Chautauqua Week K
. at .Riverside Park. it
July 0,. Old Oregon Trail Pa(f-
ear.t at Top O' Blue Moun-
tains.
Sept. 25-29. Union County Fair
" at Eluiii. V
tt tt ii ii n ii a is is u a
tmmcy Coiiii .Meeting
County court m mv.'lliii, tliiH week
with Jlldirc I', a. Cuuvli presiding..
Itoy Scouts Take Hike
Hoy Scout Troop No. 2, under the
Icmlershlp of Francis Kobinson took
a alioit hike up Kohb's canyon thin
moriiiiii;. -
(;miTiHr Passes Tlmiiie,h
Governor Walter .l. 1'loreo paa-.icA
throihrh l.u Orainle this mot-uintf on
No. 24 for l'nion where he will at
tend the .Stock Show tills week.
may set in touch with them by noti
fying Mrs. Kaye Catlln of the lied
Cross chapter here. i
Relief Body
Quit Russia
lty Associated Press)
MOSCOW. June 5. Colonel
William N. Haskell, notified Act
ing Premier Kamuneff that the
American relief administration
will liave Russia tit the time of
the coming harvest, marking the
end of two years' active service.
(day before a aago brush Are. Hut
lotir-of things could liavo been worse.
I have been Bl liking and waiting for
that development to come. It wllf
never come if wo don't go after It,
friends, und Oregon, especially Kant
rn Oregon must take the bits In her
teeth, provide, a bettor system of
marketing out cuttle and then get
in some morn people to help us run
this state. We are land poor as a
state and we need to offer Induce
ment to people seeking homes. It
is 'essential und we will never get
very far until wo manage to bring
this state. We aro land poor us i
state and wo need to offer induce
ment to people seeking somes. It Is
essential and we will never get very
far until we manago to bring this
about."
GENERAL LEE ON
STAND IN TRIAL
OIL FRAUD CASE
(liy Associated Press)
FOHT WOltTli Tex. Juno 6. How
lliis beliefs.
HlKhway Commissioner Puby is a
I well known character urouud tho
northwest shlppors aKMociution deliv
ered a masterful uildross on the live
stock frclKht rates in tho iiurthwest
In whlh Mr. Geary txntaimtt what
nnu ueen oone in ine way or r.due-r " " ! - ., nPvTi0 i.-..,-!,-:.,- .,,,.
Iiik fates for the live stock Krowcrsi" I"'"" " " T i.i, V." w i i' TV' V ,Zi r. if
...... n.ii i so own,. I a lot of cattle, which nave Phone 1W-M. Noble b.itute.-b-6-tf
that were passed at the last 'session I"'1" " "fetlme memliershlp to tho' ,. ; .,
the leL-lslature to henef.t t., :, cath men's association. Hut ho fell , 1' O ! RKN lb rocm modern .hotlM),
who Is kiowIiik stock. from i:rac-, left tho live stock and
A vocal duet by Me.idamcs Meflay I lliU'kl"H business, ilelvcd into politics
and Stearns. "WlilspcrlnK Hope" waH:ser-el a county JudKo, head of tho
ono of the choice inusiial seleei l,.n,i 1 1 Chamber of Commeiue, and
of tho entire program. jnow lie is state hltthway commission-
Governor Walter M. Pierce arrlve l ' '' llsl ninir to the walling of every.
lust below the noon adloiiiniiient 0110 w,,n 13 uissntisileU with tho roads.
NEW TODAY
1.107 Fourth St- ' Inquire ut lOOli
N avc. W. C. llunscn. , , . C-S-tf
Full RENT Furnihfxl uuurtrntTl
Adults only Penn avc.
This afternoon addresson will ha
llvercd by governor Pierce, . M.
lummcr of tho Put; I fie Intrrnall'nuil
Imposition und ltruco iVnnis of (ho
Evening Observer.
-Furnish
A(tem!ln;i Convention
C. Cosnian, Manager of the Wool
worth storo in this eilv. 1j allciidiitg tIl0 iit,;raluro of tho General I-eo in-
ino wool worm convention tn liutto, tcrest:; was sent by the defendants.
Montunu, for a few days. ' .Charles Sherwtn and 11. H. Schwurz,
' I over lilfj protests because, statements
I'ihUtkim's Operation made In them wece untrud and Incor-
Mrs. l,ce ('lowers was taken to the rcct, was told from the witness stand
hospital hint evening ami underwent Monday by "General" It6bert A. Ijee
an operation for uppendictti. She is third defendant in tho .oil fraud rtial
reported to be renting easy this inorn- 'of tho hee companies.
In. "I told them that things they had
. ,sald in the letters and advertisements,
Gclliu:; Aloiiu Xiei'ly jwero not true yet they sent it out anv
iMry. Chris Miller, who is conval.se- way," the aged defendant said. He
ing front a nurgical operation, is re- gave his age as 7(i years. "They held
ported to lie recovering rapidly. Her me up to the world as a 'miracle
man friends are delighted to hear geologist' yet I 'never claimed to be a
her .'iti'udy imjiiovement.
geulogist. but do suy that I am u
i mineralogist.
Iius'"tcii Acre Tract j Tho "general" was on the stand tho
W, lis- Jasper has purchased ten greater part of the day and when his
acres of land adjoining Alice! from testimony was concluded at 3:20 n.
Mrs. Kilo Stewart. Mr. Jasper mayn., the defense rested. The argument
decide to build and nvike this prop-. in tho 'case was started immediately,
ery Ids home. This deal was made n wdl be conlirued Tuesday, and, ac
th rough the Geo.t II. Currey real cs- cording to the time alloted each side
tale agency. , .will go to the jury about noon. H. H.
. Atterbury, asslslant district attorney.
day Brocks lu City ; opened for the government.
Jay Drooks. former property owner) Testimony Humorous,
in thin city, now of Camel. California. The testimony of "Genera!" Utro
has been here for the past few days presented both pathos and humor. As
attending to business matters. Mr. he told how he protested against un
11 rooks li ft this morning on the true literature being sent to Investors
branch hue train for Wallowa where ami his suit to mako Sherwin and
he will spend a' short time. t Schwurz carry out their contract the
p i court was silent. Then ho described
I oriner Kcddcnts Here 'the workings of his "doggie bug" oil
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Monroe, and tinder which he took from his pocket
Mr. and Mrs. V II. Caring, of Hums the entire court room including attor
OiTgun, are in l.a Grande for several neys and the judge, laughed at the
days visiting Mr. v.iM Mrs. Krcd uged witness' expense. He spoke with
Young. Monroes were residents of emphasis ns he demonstrated his in
luitt city for many ears and Mr. strument. HUistrating the various op
Monroe nerved several years on the. eruious with his hands,
c ty commission. He Is now Justice of 1-oe identified numerous letters and
the Peace of Harney County. . papers he had signed, but of which
- - . hw-never knew the contents. He tes-
Tl ntro More Flne:l $5 tilled that in his contract with Sher-
Tltieo more motorists fell before win and Schwurz, he was to allow
the iiHMcupatiie uxo ol' tho speed cop them thp use of his name for furth-
over the week-end ...All three cheer- ering the promotion of their compan
fullj j :'(! Willi 1h customary $" ies and w-as to sign all letters. These
after pleading guilty in tiie munlcl- letters were brought to him in batch
pal court before Judge It. J. Kitchen.' es, he said, sometimes 40 or 50 at a
There who were found violators of time, with Instructions to "put your
traffic laws were Kdwurd Cayne, John Henry on these."
charged with sprrdlng, and 'A' Hop- - The witness called his locating in
'kins und George Wado, charged with sirumcnt a "chemical battery" and
cutting corner:-,. , ' Isaid it would work only with ' his
, jsystem, that his body had peculiar
Vill Visit La Grande I magnetic agencies, which harmonized
lialph Huron, commander of the J with the battery. The defendant
American Legion post No. 43 of la said he was a cousin of Gen. Hobcrt
Giatide. announced today that Ken- K. i.ee..
neth Cooper, of l'ortland, of tho ex-1 Itct'cived $12.50 Per Wti-k.
scrvieii men's bureau, with a number Ho told how through his contract
of other members of ihe department. 'with Sherwin and Schwarz ho was to
will be in l.a Grande Wednesday and ' receive 10 per cent of the oil from
will attend the l.eglon meeting that 'the wells of the company and $12.50
evening. While In La Grande the t per week, but that he got only the
member:; of the bureau wish to
COWBOY BREAKFAST
ATTENDED BY MANY
(Continued from Pntfe One.)
carryinj; the news of Lincoln's assass
ination to California. I'luniey rode
shoulder to shoulder with Uuffulo
Ulll on tho Pony Kxprcss and has an
Important place In OrcRon's senti
mental history or rathor In the
Northwestern records. .
Visit Kxpcriiiicnt Farm. -
1'ollowinjr the conclusion of tho
Cowboy Breakfast, the delegates be
took themselves to the Kastern Ore
Bon Experiment Station at l'nion
which is under tho supervision o.
Kobort Wilhyconrbo. a proniinont
stockman, who Kieetcil his guests
with tlmt ever present smile and sin
cere hospitality that "Oob" is famous
for.
I he experiment Farm, ono of the
examples of "perfect" farms in this
section, was Riven a thorough Inspec
tlon tho delegates Bolnu" through tin
fine barns, the modern experimental
plots, etc., und leaving nftor the In
spection feeling that I he) trip had
been well worth their railroad tick
ets to l'nion alone. The regular morn
ing program followed the Inspection
or the farm.
Itev. H. s. Itughes. pastor ot tho
Presbyterian Church of l'nion.' de
livered a rnreweil address due to the
fact that .Mr. Hughes Is going to lo
cate In Umatilla.
District Supervisor C'jivanaugh de
livered an address on "Grazing De
velopments on the National Forests."
f( 't his was followed by an impromptu
speecn uy Miperlntenilcnl Hand ot the
Whitman Forest pertaining to the
local grazing conditions.
Arthur M. fie iry, attorney for the
INTERESTING ARE
UNION VISITORS
(Continued from pno 1)
Ies. IJcsides fighting the battles of
Hut the character that eclipses all WAMTKiY
uie rest is t'liarlcs Meeker at fllul
huer county a cutths man of tho1
first water, ami one who has been i
handling stock on tho Oregon ruiigo nn!, ,,,.... .
for a lifetime to the ordinary man LPjt-IK'yN rroom apt. . Private
Charles ISeckcr of,Vestport every ... ...
.slneKiniiii knows him. For ninety'?
years he lias lived on tills earth and
yesterday when his neighbor, lilll
llanley. made what Charles thoughtj!
was extravagant statements in u I
speech. Mr. IJeeker called Hill In n,
most friendly but firm maimer. Mr
bath. Phone 341-K. 6-5-tf
; vi- j -
W)U-SAi;tJ-Calbiige plants. Phone'
389-J: .' -t-
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WANTK1) 'Lady Acook tortj ranch.
Prefer jilderly woman, ouu ,-
W. -'. . ). , 6-5-at
W)K UK NT Seven room house, fur-
uMid. Phcne 4IM-B. u-o-dt
rr
WANTED Wotjf by lay or hour.
.Phono 37'1-J G-Wtp
iisheH modern housiok'niy cir ulnR TiRAIiFSuilrile and
iur uie-vuiuiuer. iakOi cartvino
referenceV lioiio aiHKr . - li-5-l't
' work horsesi
Molblo.
Phone 104-M. Will
6-5-2t
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"A Wont Ad Will Do It.
also j pecker 18 the last living member ot
tho stockmen M. (Jeary'a heart
lieala lor mo appio iniMi and he hasuhe old Pony Kxpress organization,
laaen u i"V urouaci 1110 world t was he who look the mall eack ' .
to see If the crowned heads of the from iiill'ulo lllll at Fort Hall In I
Old World could not be induced - to , pony Kxpresa dava and In tho sack!!
worship the Oregon apple. w;, u,n message to California tell-!
And don't forget Mr. l'luiiimer j hig of the assassination of President
O. M. Pllimmer who can do more . I lueoln. llir Is one nl 11,0 .,,! l. '.!
Kresting eharaclers In tho whole
western country, Is halo und hearty J
and lull of figtil. :
Pert snow of Orant county Is also
present at the convention and Pert Is !
a stockman who is entitled to a medal
fur he slays with the business year
wire pulling und say less than any
man who ever paraded through a'
state house. Plumnier is the head, j
shoulders and Adam's apple of the
Pacific-International Kxposition and'
woj-ka at it IttiS days in the year, it j
is satd he abandoned saying grace
at tno nreaitiast tamo and instead In and year out, works for the host
llioi.es some nvo week iiala In order interest of the industry and never
according to 'loses heart.
to start tiie day right,
it's
Red r wn
Episcopal Church
Himple Answers to t'oiumon
(Questions. About I lie Church
(To He Continued)
CTt
in contact with every ex-servico man
In
MICHAELS 'TFW
V4I utlfrtlhol
A MAN AND WIFE
SERVED ON TIIE
SAME JURY THE
OTHER DAY
rTu-rled
pat-
hmis
they form
Slimmer goods -Ii
Grande.
cm models so iaK-
you come in with
fur on- you're apt to
t:ik'- the three"
i-nd d'irk colors all as
cool us an ll;imo's igloo.
92..VI to !".:
i.'oot Hise
2.V to SI. 15
Collar-Att.ielifl Shirts
M.l." lu KA.K5 '
Tut Knit Ties
D.V to Ml. IS
jiinpli-r Si raw Hats
ft 1. 15 t H.85
All' n A l'nion Suits
HI. 15 to HI. 15
N.-ttUton Shn-s
yu.iH) 10 HU.fHi
Sinielanl Alin-Iinmll-t of Merit
I flijiPTit ti
AM) 'IJIi: Jl lt PiN.v.iii.rj-i;
Mu.be some'hing the. yTer I
with Jie r:i for tlia
rolpli w iiu Jiae o-
the il'Ct Mri'T
fM'iii'Miii':1'
Ml. t,.,..t.!-
iiu: ixtiatT
yoiif ww-
i.i'.V
latter.
Questioned by Judge Dcnjamtu
Uledscoe, Lee said he had always
thought he was acting as ait honor
able gentleman In conducting tho Lee
companies, but that Sherwin .and
Schwarz "misled) me by publishing
things that were not true." Sherwin
was on the stand part of the morn
ing und he also admitted that num
erous statements in the com pan y'
literature and letters were untrue.
$770,000 IN TAXES
COLLECTED DURING
1923 IN UMATILLA
PENDLETON, June 5 A total of
?.7'i9.398.4 in current and delin
quent taxes has been collected by the
tax department of the sheriff's of
fice since the first cf 11123, accord
ins to figures made public today hy
Mrs. Nora McFuul, chief deputy in
the cftllection department of the office-
Of this Sum, $"!).423.09 is delin
quent taxes and $fi!)b10!).4 current
tax money- An additional sum of
$1,1,81)5)1 has been collected but has
not been turned over to the treasurer
due to the fact that it was collected
as monevfejinion hiprh district num
ber fjjand is held up under an'cr-
court in some litigation
hich the district is involved.
The amount collected on the firs
installment of taxes this year is
slightly less than was collected dur
ing the same period of 1II22, Mrs.
McFaul states, but the roll this year
is approximately $200,000 less than it
was last year, she declared. The roll
this year was for a tctal of $1,558,
252.9 1-.
Taxes delinquent the first of the
year on the books amounted to ap
proximately $1)00,000 and collections
of delinquent taxes so far are $59,-42J.09.
Settle lilrriwnffs-N.
PA KIM. June S. lirrerener he.
tween Franc nnd Oreat llrltain, over
the Sane Valley administration, are
reported to hnvc been practlcallv
settied.
LINT5 UP
' itnip i:rrNt m-uicd.
PORTLAND, June 5. Vice Presi
dent I'lt-aRPi. of the Paririe Tele
graph and Tel. -phone com puny, Ira-j
tifviug today before the public ser
vice commilon, under crons examln-
ation of acting city attorney Molt.
of .Ktoria. a id t hat t n A mi b an
.(-!'-(. Lone and td"fi's-h comp.ni
,wi:h th Pacific company has no ef. '
jfect ou tele phone rales in Oit-gou.
What Is Ibe Dlffcivncp IU(wcn
IWiplisin and X'tnifiiinalioii? i
liaplism mukes .one a meniltut;, of i
the t'hurc,h. in baptism man IS en
listed into the sendee: in confirma
tion ho is equipped for ball le: lu
baptism he is regenerated unto life;
' In confirmation ;h'.-U propunod
the combat; in bnptisiij , Jie f is
cleansed: in confirmation ho is
strengthened. - . . . - .
What Art I lit Oiialiricntloii-f for '
(doming to the Holy"
I Communion?
I He baptized and confirmed; rejienl
' your sins; have faith In" Christ;
amend your life, and lie In .rdiurlty
with all.
Why 'Ait Your Itulldliis Arranged
DlffeVently from TIiom of Proh
lanl Commiiuloiis in General?
To em phnsizc our Lord a nd 1 1 '.h
Sacraments. The Font is promin
ent, as baptism is the door of en
trance into the Church. The Attn,!
Is most prominent as suggcKfug oi:t
Lord's especial means of Spiritual
Grace, and the Cross stands alio'
It to constantly rem 1 ml the wor
shipper of the one great Bucrlfhn
for all the world. The Church
the proper place for baptism, wrtv
dinga and funeral. The broatf cen
ter aisle gives fitting rfjm foi
thefie. f
Do You lliil I'Vstlvnls fjr Your
Chuirli Hiij4dlngs?
The Rn-il festivals Vf the Church
are obr-rved withtpecial services
1 of prise and worship. Social
gatherings and Itlvals or that son
are ntt held lua place consecrate.
to the k-vTM(f worship of Almighty !j
Why Ho lite Clergy Wear . ,
Vel incuts?
The clergy wear 'vestim nts ns a sign
und reminder of the reverence due
to God, as a badge of office, and
to conceal the ever-changing fash
ions of men.
Why Is n Cross Sometime Carried
Itefore the Choir in
Procession?
For he same reason t'hat reglinenl
of noldlers carries a flag of the
country as it goes to butt If. Thai
flag Is a symlro! of all the ideals for
w hich they are" fighting. So tin
Cross Is the symbol of the Chris
tian religion: It isChrlst's banner
under which we are lo fight man
fully against sin, the world, nnd the
devil, and to continue Christ's faith
ful soldiers nnd servants.
Why Do Yon Kneel In Prayer on
liiilerin the Church?
Guests at a social gathering go at
once to the host and hostess and
greet them. It Is a special and fit
ting mark of respect. How pro
per, then, that we should show on;
reverent n-ganl for thf Almlght
at once wheh we come Into His
House. Then, without talk or look
ing about, wm put away secular mat-
ters and with calm and open irtu-j
givi-' ourslvi'S lo holy thincs. '
Yoti ihm't Ntfiu Xvry SfN'iat After
llio Scrtlifs. !
We have coup' from God's III iil"-dlat'-
pr'-srnee: wo have hard l(l
iiiessiige from th- hps of His serv
ant: we hiiv bowed tn prayer nnd
received His hb'HMng: It Is no time:
for chat or grnwi.i, bur ror ri'ver
ent thoughtfii!n-Ks.
! Gltlng An Is4'ittlal Part of a
Mnii Dul ? j
Yi, whether he In a communicant j
or not. M" should contribute all
least on--tent h of his ineomo for
p;irsh siijiport. mtifttnns and char-1
Itb-s. s-.' W ilMi hi ill. o.
i
mj terms li
experienced i
f ' motorist
Summer
Frocks
Have never been niore r
tive with so many
styles, in Silks, Lin
Ratine and Ginghams,
Our large selection will en
able. you to choose just the styles
you will like.
French & Greene
Rcady-lo-Wcar and Shoes
wffx
isr .::t
cWu'mirig'-' WvY(ra .
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACIIINi: SHOP AND 1XUN1)RY
All Kinds of Machinery, Autonioblles ond Tractors Itepalrod,
Overhauled nnd .He but It,
Acetylene gelding of All Kinds
Cylinder Horjng und Oversize Pistons
Crankshafts, Pisjnn nnd Piston, Pina llugrouud ' -
Jlvo Us a!
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CALIFORNIA '
100,000 Shares '
Common Fully Paid
on-AsfiCHsal)!c
TIIE RICKHVIiACKliU MOTOR COMPANY
of Detroit
eieil lo Vut&rTiMkl Investors
ojiinion of this investment
Now
Ask your
E. Vanderpool
Phone Main 7(58
Office at Club Ciffar Store
i
! Th lt-vr. n l H. V. . I'ri-Hy win ar
iiive next Sunday, June loth, ervfcj.i
We Invite--
In her. own home there was one room she must not
enter SEE.. ,
i ;m,.Iii i ; i i -.in I
;j.(.'Uif,v
ciatUK4tti.,
lilt ili'l i: In h'r-
w
nti i . riMv ttvk jrp rin
A liihersnl At tract ion
riu Plen.Miro Is All Yours"
JVn tm-Ing
Frank Mayo
with n slitnu; siiiKrllntc cast
iiii'Iimiiiik i-iivi i,is ii,vi;n
ami M.i:t, DMtltY
Also
The Oregon Trail
WEDNESDAY ONLY
A.R-C.A-D.i:-
' . T-0-N-I-G-lI;T
KATIIERINE MACDONALl)
you to call and inspect our new store.
Evcrytliing is if-v', clean aiidcytfwuetit, and
we are now abfc to bjiiiff5our Imsiness better
than ever.
Yours for Service,
J. G.Snodgmss
109
Depot Si reel
Two Phones
Call Main 75
No ( liai se for Delivery
When a man's cheerful au.d happy you canN'
safely bet that his feet don t hurt hint.
Getting shoes Here 'is1 a' cei't'ain way of get
ting shoe comfort. We change styles with the
seasons, but we stick to lasts that we know are
?2.8.") to $10.00" .
ASH BROS.
"The Store That Keeps Faith with the People"
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