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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1923)
Thursday. .Time 7. 1921 r PACE FOUR TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER v ; l ; S ! n A- ' r ! La Grande Evening Observer AN INUEIEMENT NKWM'AI'KII. Published Cniy and weekly at L.a InfC ObwrviT l'ublishim; oiiipny. llltUCK DK.S'MS, Ii.illor. Knt. -red at llu I 'tHtorfie at I ..a JrHfi(lM, mid CIonh MhII Mutter. AfMreHs rill rmiimuntciitluiiB to THIC OTtSKltVKK, Hit Adams Ave., L-a Grande, Oregon. Or Mall. Dally, pT yar, In advanno .....'.. .fVfll (Hilly, nix inontliH In alvnncc $li..' I h I three niunlha. Id ailvuricu 1'iiiJy, per month &' pally, piT mould Mir ()n mile In otlur ritlcs (lr;tfin Iloti I NVwn Stand, I'orllui'il; ImiitTliil N'-wm Htfirnl. I'orltniKi; Multnomah Nhwh Htnnd, Portland. ft; Carrier. Dnlly. pit mnntii imilv. per thmu niuhlhn .. )AlIy per Htx ii in ziiv: Unity, wlriKlo cupy mi:miii:ii ok ashoi;iatki i'Iiksk. The Anwocialpil Vr la exclUHl vely entitled to DHL- for iiitiltcitiou of alt T m liru'ia i-rwli . i-il i ti I Ii I h tin nor. a mi tlMtt the local news pnhlinhml llnTfln AH rtchta of rf-piihllctllon -t apfclal dlM(ialchea hi-reio a I wo ro roni-rvcil cri v an i) coi'.vn -i'fi;iai i'aim:h. 7 fin "I:-: ALL ARK INVITED: Come ye Bc'nmi Jet aa go up the mountuin lol the -Lot'), to the house of the iCJoil of Jacob; and he will touch us of his viys ami we will walk in his paths. Isaiah 2:.'i- - ' ' The Stock Show And it grew to proportion never dreamed of; it became the I iff event of Eastern Orejron because it had merit, because it was well managed, beoauset it is situated in a county that is the best breeding county of the western country. That briefly tells the story of progress of the Union Stock Show which is now in progress at Union. People do not drive for a hun dred miles just to be driving. They do not leave their homes and their business for iiie sake of losing a day. There is a magnet, and a preUv'stroiig one these days, to get men and women to con-. gregi.te in one spot for the entire day that magnet is the stock aliOw. ' The best of the west is here exhibited. The industry that caused the pioneer to iambic across the plains, the same industry Unit will ever be one of the foremost of the nation is on exhibition. With such a magnet to attract there is added the social side of the evmt which is no small side. People look forward to meeting friends once a year at the stock show. They look, IV ward to the vacation period when they can go to Union and while witnessing the splendid exhibition, also visit, with old friends. And the city of Union does her part nobly every year. Coming Of The President -Oregon is to be honored with a visit from President Harding. Eastern Oregon is to be so honored. On July 3rd from 9 ii! the morning until i) in the evening, the chief executive of this na tion will visit with the people of tlfe northwest who congregate on top of the P.lue mountains to attend the Old Oregon Trail Tageant. This is an exceptional pleasure and privilege. Remember the U. S. A. is a big country and Warren G. Harding is just one man. Think of what it means to actually have the president of this great I nation spend a day with us on top of the mountain. It's great! It's glorious! Eastern Oregon is going to show her ability to entertain a president the first time in her history. It will be a good enter tainment, and 'the president will enjoy himself. Let cvpry-citizpn-hccomc n committee of one to help in this groat celebration. Tn order lo make the event worthy of the pres ident's attendance it must be a big event. The program as out lined is truly wonderful, but let's embellish it a little, let's put an extra curl in the old stage driver's mustache and do a lot of little things which will please the chief executive. Oregon will greet the president in a way ho shall remember. And it will be done on top of the old historic mountains. Junking The Constitution The mid-western group of newspapers which has set out to junk the constitution of the United States by the adoption of a constitutional amendment giving congress the power by a two thiids vole to overrule the supremo court doubtless will achieve no little publicity for the syndicate which fathers it, but it can not hope for success. In effect such an amendment would give power to any con gress al any time without previous warning of its intention to map the whole United States government and give this nation something entirely different. With the proposed amendment in force congress might pas; n law to abolish the constitution and by a two-thiids vote over nile I lie supreme court's decision against the legality of such, an act. In short, (he country would be forever al the mercy of a two thirds ote of any congress, the supreme court would become the meie plaything of polities, and the will of the counirv would be likely to be ovoi ruled by some election freak that would result! ill a congiess not lepiesi ntalivc of public opinion.- The end of tree, popular government in America would be in sight the moment such a fool amendment were made to the con-' slitution of the United States. OFFICE CAT T RAO t MARK UHJ W'VsW-'"" BV .JUNIUS Hero Any inun who ItU oilier 'people, lie for htm. KI-ANKTIrTKI). They culled It the wood-Hhrtt Hack In our boyhood yimm: lint we'd always hcd wiillo Iliorn. InHO'ud, A fiimrt of miliy team. Think often of your Monti; talk about them rarely uml then, n!y at Ihcir virtilOH. A man In your friend, when, know liiB your ln, ho enn keep it rln:;,-d mouth. NEAR EAST PARLEY IS AT STANDSTILL (My AHHOt !,.;;! Proas) LAfSANXK. Juno 7. The NV:i Kuat conference t npiiln In troubled wate'rM, with each aide wnltinir for the other to jftve way on unsettled I probleniH, and no )mmedl:ilt koIh jtlou In In HiKht. The eoiiferenro Ih j virtually at a HtandKtlll. each dele I nation waiting for instructions from itti inline government. funff'i Arrh Tlrares w 111 e!ve vnn Immediate relief even though othrr Appliances have frtllrtl. It is wonderful the difference; they make. 1,000,000 In Um Relieve tired, aching and burn ing feet instantly. Overcome pain In the heel, instep or ball of the foot as well as the ankle, calf and knee. Kliminate cramped tors and callouses. They acsiit ' and thus strengthen the weakened muscles which corrects the cause, f ives immediate relief and results n permanent foot comfort. May be wornVith any kind of footwear. two r:riTins. Here Ii-- two moil, who wo nirree, Itavi: won t)i' ciit-gl.'tKH bniinoi, The Hist of tin-in blow out the hh. The othrr stoppod upon It. ' Jloit; lieu an eiirly rfsor, Who in-vertuoro will squirm, ' ; lie thought he wtiH the early bird: ! Fact was, he wan the worm. iHiitet Pasha Hiimmoned a Turklnh j rorreHpomlent Tuesday nlKht and ln- ' Who the ineaiir.it man In the i formed him that the Turklaii delepi- worut Mlon had Raid it lam word on con "Ttie jtiy who propom-H to an old j reunions and that the Ottoman debt im:i Id owe the telephone and after ami peace depended on I he reply she aeeejits him, tells Jn;r lie lias the, of the allies. wioiik iiiimlur." i Tsmet sa'd he promised the Anjrora SirTiis in window oi a fish market. , government not to sipn u treaty which "ll It .swims, we hav ." I tin It would annihilate Turkish resources, f. nis ih,- were Just out of bathing I,ml unless the allb-s made some nr- f;irl8. nniKCment whereby Turkey would not be obliged to pay the Interest on I ii-trmm! the debt tn srUlliiK, the treaty would "Viiii ean'i st iIhk me," sa id tho lie crippled. Ah for foreign conces green bean t.j the conk as the twine fdons, Ismet was convinced that ne fell oil' of the wrapping paper. jgotiatlons on these would be sxiccesa-. ' lu'ly terminatetl by Angom. of soeciai "SunflSWstik" lid porous, jjK races firm and Mad light durable XJn iiafltTTh v hum OS nor V burdensome pnds. No larger shora necessary. INo metal plates. Exact size for every foot. Guaranteed R!:cr $1 per Rjiir and up. A'our money back it not satis hed. we have a complete stock T of,i" 34it XiSiif ADVERTISED H? ARCH BRACES REb CROSS DRUG STORE Society frhls. say man shotihl reim-mi J-b. fri-ande I hey will soon looking for a Win n the !":::: i!y wash was hung a ( ramie clotli.-j.llne thn ott.- dit, nearly a dozen I'nlltnan tow lllltteird lit (lie breeze. v'iien Mother take: boarders, v siiould be known as the ad of th' house. The fellow who i;oen around look ng foe trmihlc, usually labors under! ;l;e impi esNion that he i ::; pursuit' i happinesK. I If you will keep ti stiff upper lip mi will not run any chamo cf phow ;g false teeth. ! -Old you notiec "N'oiice it! f isher's bro-f-M it'.',' The three most vital units in the economical and satisfactory operation ofirnotors are the Piston Rings, Pistons and piston Pins, all of gi-inding equipment we Vrc able to pive yon a Leighton's -Welding & Machine Works TIT I'olt TAT. Colling :mM.s lit a miin'M i1ivhI(-u1 '!. It ills" Inrr-nsea his UuMltlicN. ' I'h liritiiine hitwcc j mi:i :nnl out- this I. n niuttiT of tlnu. our lust ir'-'i suit l:i (l.-rniiuiv i s. -.kKi.;; a ranary liii-ilo "clt lo ti' ih liKht nl Aini'ili iin ralM. iOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOO The Snappiest Looking Toughest Wearing BATH CAPS f in town f All new stock nd priced wiy don low. (ive Trk'in Ijook 3 "(Jet Your Pick Now" g o o o o uooooooooooooooooooooooooo ii This Is n it V' Detcer nomes Week The Business W. H. Btbhneiftarnp Co. "MAKE iroUSES HOMES" We .invite you to look through our Show Rooms and see the wonderful showing of correctly priced GOOD FURNITURE that we now have on display. FOUR FLOORS OF FINE FURNITURE IiOt One 300 APRONS at n.ifiiweoj Special! on Aprons Pi sou Ipte APRONS t 1 47 i i q iff a 1 y urn: P4 i itsictedukjMlA II This Special Selling Points to Immediate Selection be sui-urfi tthesyT You willfhe suriyed at the wonderful values Offered at .The, sizes range from 36 to 4-1 gingham or percale in figures, stripes, checks or plain col ors, and the combination of these are offered in more than a dozen styles. There are about five hundred to select from the quality is good, they are well made and at such a lo'.v price you can afford to take a half dozen. On Sale Now! OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results Look or me mm Eetrylhing Tomorrov ' III TeU You I bring the vetest, tenderest message you'veWead since I. was here last year. Look for my pic ture all over town and in this pa per. Don't forget. K. M. M. OKECOX ELKS TO CELEBRATE (IViitimu'il frutn IVro Our) lli'iulinir inn' i.f tlir lirst riKhtiiu' caul:, hit lim.l up in The Hiillr. two ili-an ln.ys, r'mukir CraiHlrllii nf St'uk.tiir ii ' 1 1 1 Aim. llimlim uf I'orllniil nviiy ih,. i;nti.n ufi 'I'" slate.. n I'aithlMd lim'illly tin -o lni,s ir, in inn' ui liir- ni.. hotly inliti'-tr.l li.itl i'Vi'1 v.rwi-l liy l'lirtlnnil fun.-. The tr.-ull uf lhi fitrllt win, Ihnt Cinmli-lta mm the rtcn-iun with jti.-t simile li. f.ivov. (intilfiii. ii' knnw l.-ilui i) one (lf n,,. must liiiiiiiilKhle Iil'.U feather weichl listie atti.-t.- en the iiii-t, ha- the emiriilential liaikimt "I hi- f .ll..ver. thai he i.- a- cemi in the viiii; as hi- yhifty npnmenl. N'eteian Pete Milchie, wlvi iia weathere.l niaiiv a ;-tO!m i f jf l.i-e will niiM't "Mvter-iou-" llillle Sm;tn. Jr., of 1'uttln'nl In six canto.-. Oilier jimujj talen. is rrtnir Intel up to fill out the eanl. Hiu l-nrade. Tlie nvamiilh Klks' itarmle. strelih inp over a mile in length, w-.th liu'ulrf and flo-its atul Kiks in atliae- loile.es in Hie stnte will be i fn c --elitril in this parade. iru!;,"ly the loiiK-e-t ever .-eeri in The ll.ille.-. l'loats. ihand-. fife and diuni coip and remedy features will he iiulmled in the iri'eat mareli of the Klks. OihmI Mtt-ie. At lea-t five will known :.t.r,e hiilul- will produfo nr.lsiv- dilfiei; the Ihtee hiliirious eotweut ion din . The famous Klks' hand ef ' r'l.ir'd. wi'h iivrr lilt pie.-e-. w ill ! 1- .0:1 he i !i to seatter over the cit; . T'-.j M -'inp-ille tiainl. Klmwu oh-l ii,. .'..it, for its organization a-.d har:enMV will not he in the hukiriound whin the niusir tie-ins. The ladie.. will lnt he ovi i-o ''.e.. (lolf. parlies al t'-.e eouut;v rluh.j in iter trin.s over the heatilii'ul ave lutes leailine out ef The t 1 1 1 1 e - inei a dozen vaiietn-- of cnioVMi. ;'t tnvr lieen provided for Mis. Ill;, -he lo-i's hr l,u hand in tile l ie: an i j-huffl,. of thinf. 1 Kitualistie weik and lei-ine, so il 1- of the different lo.li.-e- w-.ll l.r I he'd in the local Kik's temple. 1 j The hnu-inir prohiem i- hei'ij: hni. lie I o- eonipeient turn, w ho I ta'id that at least loon i i t . . 1 lie ronveniently neeotntnodnted. Special on Men's Shoes and Oxferds at $4-95 If nu nit intfrpstfr1 in rrontl Foot ;i ptvi at our Men's window. We have Yahif.; nn to $10.00 that we are. featuimp ar at exceiiyfnnally low prices, take )i'k Shoes, "ress Shoes and Oxfords, this weefor Sl.iCi. TI ie have tivo M'ptilin. will ntnrrh Innmish the . There wore T.l'S", divoive- in Cl.j. ftteets ti the ritv Saiimiav eei.n,;r eg., in l'rjj, and our ri i I'm' hetote the ope,,,..-- ..t Mif Ore-, o. ;;: . ,,, mr f )u ,..,,, (.;',.,,,,,) di-iilay. The 1.) ilifferwit LUs , could timke good lemon pie. vy Bootery Inc. A r.-u-ndise for Tired Feet. Home of (lie Arch Aid Shoe CROYER SMITH, Mgr. IK- U.i"i ! i.i w 1 1 1 i iitl I I v I I I I ' , ' ", ' 1 1 I A man niiKhl lose a for me" liy a slncle atroke but v rv f. w of them are mailt: tlml way, , fortune In usually tile re vnlt or eiir. fiil and systemat I" n" of every aviillalde re "oiir.e : Ih,. Individual's coiiitHand. You enn start the nueleus around wli, , fortune may l il. r develop liy Hlart IliR- a "Quit buU huhhk star! makt) Lrid s l(;s Ar In our l.nnk. A 'I'llliil-Mn nil you need to "l ol your no. ouiil. and a ilo I.,,.,, u ,.,.. ,vjM ,rine iri.riin-. renults In a year'n I illl ' f (n. ii.mv hi ti,,. time to l loiildlni: lor the future. i m i i m i tir , pi i HE mmmmm 7 'vivri?? VJQU11Q -miuauiz - WQMESSm- IT TAKt.-i too y MS TO f;tfOU TIMIH'K h Tf.i r n nrti;s
