Friday, July G, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE. EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
I
Local News In Brief
It It II II II I! II 11 It 8 Misses It. iinil V. Smith. llarrliiBton
COMING EVENTS tt Wash.: A. M. Walts, l'oriluml: Mrs. J
Sept. L'5-29. Union County Fair II !'. Knitters, Portland.
at Elprin. II (
U II II K K It 11 () K,,.,1,.H Tvi
Mr.
On Vacution
ami Mrs. Sherwood Williams
Mr. atl Jhs. C. N. Palmer Wtjthis ftcrnoc.n in their new Vclic car
this morninc in their car, bound for;for Yellowstone Park, and points in
Boise, Denver and other points cf in
lercsl in the middle west.
I'tii'i'huM's Hniuiv
Allen 'I1. Trollinser recently pur
I'lms.a u homo at IS112 Washington
V viniic from Thomas J. Haya, of
t orttuml. and has already taken poa-.
icisiun, 'ihiii salo waa handled by
Geo. II. Ciirrey, real estate, dealer.
Washington and Idaho, where they
will visit (or about a month.
New I.HV Insurance Acney
A new aKeney for the "Central Life
Insurance Society (.Mutual)," of lies
iMoIln, h,wa, ha;: been recenlly es
tablished In l.n Crande. A. '. I'nn
IlillK, of Walla Walla, has been ap
pointed ai,-ent for this territory'.'
lied Cross Monthly Report
During the past month t!8 post
1 war and 51 civilian families weic
Riven relief, 243 visits were nincio,
300 telephone calls, 13 out-RcinR tele
grams, 175 people in office. In this
work fl2(l.l)4 was spent for civilian
relief ami $28.44 for post war relief.
iSMYRNA COMING
! BACK AT LAST
IMirrliu.M's Out' Aero Tracts
V. A. J-'ains, an employe of the O.
S .. has purehnsed a one-aera truet
from li. II. Osborne, nmnaKerof llu' .
Standard Oil I'lant of 1'iHon. Thia CoUIltry IS Emerging I 0111
pale was made inrouKh tnc ueo. 11. j
Currey, real estate dealer--.
A Capital Bud
Destruction Caused by
Fiije; Outlook Is Much
Brighter.
Property (.'hanKl1 Hands
Charles Huuehton, proprietor of the
furniture establshlmeiit on Kir Strecl.
has purchased the property'ut 15-0
M,.,,.-.,.. ti...i., 1 ........ tl Kill whn
recently moved to Fresno. California. After ten months of death-like still
Goo. II. Currcy, real estate doaler, ness which followed the devastating
h. milled thi;i sale.
(Rv Associated Pressl
SMYRNA. June 1-0. (By Mail)
Iliirsesluie Wltuu'r ;
Kd I'M, of Pendleton, way an easy
winner of the bit; horse shoo contest
of the I'aiveint celebration Tuesday.
There were 1 i contestants apd great
deal oi excitement prevailed. The
program urranRelnents .did not per
fiivi Kmvrnn has taken on B new
lease of life. Quay Street, which
skirts the waterfront, has been
cleared of debris and the famili'tr
one-horse tramcars again are run
ning. Two moving picture concerns
which feature American films are
operating conveniently near the spot
where passenger snips tie up. iuift
mit the 1'residoiit participatini,-. This, ish newsboys cry out a two-page ecii-
featmc of the eclohration was . in Hon ot a daily ,r reicn propagunui
churKo oi Dr. Arm-son. and added to J paper, anil the cafes are running full
the general success of the day. 1-faK
er Herald.
It
A. C.
w ; jr
HARDING KOW.
ON THE WAY
TO ALASKA
Vlss Janet Moffctt, daughter of near Admiral and Mrs Willi-,
JBorrett, willeoon make her Uobut .in Washington sockty. WillIaraj
(Continued from page 1)
at their hotel, visited a hospital to
greet soldier patients, and attended
the farewell ceremonies held lit the
stadium.
Coventor Hart in his message of
farewell, expressed the hope that
from the visit of the president to
Alaska niiirht come removal of "some
of (ho fetters of misconception with I
which both Alaska ami this western
country have been 110111111.''
"Imagine, Mr. President," the gov
ernor said, "with what feelings of
elation and auxietv tho people of the
(great empire of the north await your
joining. What a thrill must have
iconic lo the parly men and women
(of Alaska und their children, when
the news, 'the president is coming
was flashed by radio, or carried by
dog train through the mining camps,
the valley farms and tho fishing
tuwus of the great north country."
Despite tho drizzling rain that fell
as the chief executive was speaking,
the stadium was' comfortably filled.
The president's address was well re
ceived and his reference to the pro
posal for elimination of the 12-hour
day in the steel industry was roundly
applauded, llu was again applauded
when, departing from his prepared
jadurcss, he expressed the hope thai
the maiden voyage of the rcconsti-uct-'ed
steamship Leviathan, which sailed
I yesterday from New York in the
trans-Atlantic service of the ship
ping board, would "establish a new
I oceanic record anil furnish the im-jpetu-;
to a revival of the importance
of the American marine on the seas
oi mo worm.
STEM RISE 15
VOL
E
! blast. The American flap: is still
flying from the quay, but is in a
new place. It was removed from the
burning consulate at the height of
in the fire in September, 1922, and
10i;:li(it'ii IV i1 llox s
l.-iin. Ktfri wrifrriis n rniHPll
Oregon, there i no question about ajjain when the temporary consulate
that. And Cue str iwberries are alsojwas destroyed toy a blaze .several
months ago.
American tobacco men who have
strapped back to Smyrna have been
raised in K;tHtern Oregon in our city
beyond all doubt. Tho- Kvening Ob
server force are well aware oi that
fact today because Dr. A. S. Mayvillo
brought in a box 01 thu 'queen ot"
small fruits" and announced that ho
had f;ruwn them on his ranch. Tho
berrits were delirious urd upon rloyer
scrutiny it waa discovered that it took
just IS berries to fill the box to fill
It. to: alnu-st" : QYvrllawinK.
ltrvfvnl 'Iivtinjis t'lintiniie v
jThe rev i vii. I meetings held In the
tent, at the corner of Chustmit and
J,ctferson streets, cOntinu'u with in
creased .iltcndanee and interest, ac
cord In;,- to the evangelist, K. It. Nent,
or: Kugene, who is an interesting spea
ker and holds the attention oE the
aydicnte throughout his entire dis
cour.se. The tent will bo moved to "V
and I'lpui .'itroeta today where 'lu;
()'' vice-' will continue for an Indefi
nite period.
Ilol Lake Aniwils
Among the recent arrivals at the
Hot I nke Sanatorium arc: Mrs. J. G.
Whetsler, :ih Grand v; Miss Glatly.s
'Irewhala, La Grande: M. I. Church
and wife, Hoine; II. li. .McKinnev und
wile, l.a Grande; Mrs. M. Kast. Bak-r
surprised at the commercial activity
of tho city. Exportations of figst
raisins and tobacco have revived in a
small degree, and some steel rails
ami building materials are beinsr im
ported. The Turks, the .Americans
sav. are making a bier effort to eive
the- lie to those who prophecied
Smvrna woui( remain a dead city un
der their rule. In this the Turks
are beinpr assisted by a generous
sprinkling of Dutch, the oldest of the
western colonies in bnwrna oetore
the fire, and Italians, a new impor
tation, who are jealous of French
efforts to capture the trade of the
once prosperous community and p in
cipal outlet for the riches of Asia
Minor.
Ten-months ago there were 200,000
Greeks in Smyrna and another iru,
000 in the flourishing hinterland. To
day: the only Greeks in Smyrna are
jvrisoners of war working under the
lash of dark-skinned . Turkish non
commissioned officers, and guarded
by Turkish privates with long-bayoneted
rifles. Carrying steel rails with
their bare hands from ships to har
bor, and clearing debris from the
V. "i. C irtniil, Iiakrr: Mrs. S. NeV. narrow, winding streets emerging
i;au r: .. a. iviura, uiiamooK: i-uie f,.:)m the waterfront arc their chief
I'alris, Wallowa: Kvclyn Gamble, Un- labors- They look cowed and tired,
ion: Mae Gamble, I nion; Helen Thev work from daybreak until da: k-
I'almer, Union; F. A. Jonas and wite. ness aml Ret a sman rati0n of bread,
wu.isnurg. vaxa.; iaipn men mri olives and Turkish coitee. V ranee,
wile, lioi.se; Mrs. K. J. inim liots.; i Italy, Czechoslovakia and Bolshevist
C. Xjberg. Spokane; Hilly Sullivan. Russia maintain enereetic consulates
F. i:. Gebfer and wife, l'ort- atui t..a,je renresentatives. The en-
(.ougiimun, i-ortiami tire Eritish colony has deserted the
... .city.
American destroyers and United
Slate Shipping Board steamers call ;
here regularly. Unc.e fcam s icight
ers are capturinp most of the cargo
business in the Mediterranean from
the Uritish, French and Italians. Pas
sengers and crews on all boats enter
ing Smyrna Bay are required to wear
life bolts because of the menacing
mine-fields laid by the Turks. A
Turkish tugboat leads the American
destroyers through the lane of
mines.
Antipathy toward foreigners has
not been wholly removed, and pas
sengers are not permitted to land.
American bluejackets, however, are
always welcome, because the Turks
have not forgotten how splendidly
they behaved when the city was in
fi antes.
1 tok-i
land:
Mi j. O. YV.
V1C1UE1.S STFRN
Vtlurfuil Clell.rs
YOU'VE HEARD OF
THE CAPITOL . '
THEATER
We're That Bis in Caps
The Capitol Theater
in Nev,' York is the
largest movie house in
the world.
In La Grande, this Cap
Store takes no back
scat nor has it any
hack seat to offer.
We are strong on Caps
because the young men
arc strong for them.
if you need a cap cap
italize on this tip:
Come iii and let us
make, life just a little
more worth living.
Schol-Wil Caps
9-",c lo $1.23
Sehol-Wil Cloth Hats
$2.93 to 3.93
Clint's Clothiery
The Mmv With a Ci'Hh lent r.
SAW KHANCIsrO, July 5. Volcan
ic eruptions arc due to steam accumu
lating In the Uiycr or molten rock be
neath the crust, of the earth, usually
by leukiw of the ocean, uecordintf to
Captain T. J. J. See, U. S. N., ffov-
rnment astronomer at Mare Island
navy yard, near here, in commenting'
upon the cause for the recent volcan
ic activity of Alt. Ktna and Mt. Vesuv
ius in Italy. Captain See's statement
follows:
"That the cause of volcanic activ
ity Its steam accumulating in molten
rock under the crust of the earth, from
sea leakusc. is proved by the fact that
:t!H parts in l.uco of all vapor issu
ing from volcanoes is steam; and by
the, observed Kcoraphical fact that
all active volcanoes lire within about
loo miles of the sea shore.. In the
FIILFITI
STOPSDIVDnCE
(lly the Associated I'revs)
1KS Mo INKS, July ti. -The family
nttar, worshipped by families daily in
home.1!, will prevent divorce, aeeoiii
Mig to I lev. Stanley 1J. Vanderrs'iall
of Hoston, who spoko today before
the International Christian -'anleavoi'
Convention here. "An analysis of tho
homes that have been wrecked would
no doubt show that family prayer w in
lacking In those homes," said Hev.
Vandersall.
"The seeds of divorce can find no
fertile soil in the homes where fath
er, mother and children each day re
pair in unity oi" spirit for divine bless
ing," added 1 r. Vandersall. "IMvore
courts- are a necessary '-iart of oh"
governmental machinery, but if the
I tu.mil- nitars are csta.lli,t.l."'d in all t(ie
Interior of bVory continent the -vbl- ... ,',,.,..,. n.ir ..,r hMn.'-Ui h'
active are Umn,tii- -....r'ViiUw
the enactment of lawslnt.'iJilug'lt 'moiiu
'difficult to'Rct divore:v 'u( -tJufi v?n
Let a Want Ad find your buyer.
:n h: u-a'j" una ,
For infants.
invaliils &
Children
The OrWnr.l Food-Drinl: for All Apc.
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For Outing Wear
Now is the time of year when
you need this kind of an outfit
when you go to the mountains
or seashore on your vacation.
We. can supply your needs.
French ck Greene
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canoes winch? were; once
now ouite extinct.' Thus Arizona. Ji.'isi
a number of t-xUnct volcanoes but
none of them wii ever became, ac.-.
tlve owing"-to the dryncES of Uu. 'reg
ion and its dislaee . f rorn -tin' ,si-.
"Mt. " Ktna was formed, originally In
the sea,, by a sirtitU.-uplift; 'In' the
course: of million':) .of jfua-rsth nioiin-:
tain Mis IVeeri ltft'e"d"to a i.Jieffiht of 10;
Soii feet." . Many . cities' cluster about
Its base and am i-ndanfferett hy the
lava flows. When the eruption has
taken place a period of calm will en
sue. In the case of both Vesuvius and
Ktna the period Is about twenty years;
both lire very-near the sea. Although
the leakage of the ocean goes qn slow
ly, so much steam finally accumulates
that relief becomes neceiisary.
Kive rooms, pantry, closetf, cold
.storage; cellar, garage, chicken house
and run;'. two lots, city water, also a
good wvll electric lights. Situated
nedr .Seeohd street on I ivlsion street.
nor cure the' divorco';oMl. Whutv''S . I'rice '$1 Y(it). mi, and n canli will
needed u soiiielbinlo '5i'rtmjiW: rlVy.j I hundUi it. , lialanee monthly Install
amto,6(l, witi. Iaiiiily vnj'i'r.yiil 'do um-ntii, $r.U() per mouth, Including ln
that'very thing."; ;:; .JS terest.
iicrwce,ti;ji;uuiiu scuopi
.liioiirt jnoups lo pro-
;., Cooperation bcfwee,ti;:
'officials ami rx-)igiou j
mote Hy'iiteruuf ic religioej cilucallou of
cjiildren; was urged bv lr. Hug'h' H
.Magill, of ('hiciiWu at lodii.v's i:eKfinn
li'. .Maui II pointed to tlnj joutliliilnesH
of crimiiuils and evidriy 6 that a largt.'
nroporlion of chiMron afo not taught
biblical truths and standard:!. '
"A plan is being worked out in a
number of cities,." raid Hrv .iMauill, "l'v
which horli. tho'st'tte a Jlie church
Lean cooper ate in 'pirin;.; s. hool .child
Indian Land lit taxable.
IJ HSK, July fi. Kevcrsing the
judgment of Kederal Judge K. H. IHe
trich, the I'nited Htates circuit court
ul appeals at San Francisco has rul
ed that the counties of Uenewah un.!
Kootenai are exceeding their rlght.i
in levying taxes on certain Indian
lands in North Idaho, according to
word rtceiC( today by t'nited .Stales
Attorney K. G. Iavis. The case was
appealed by the government and ar-gut-d
in San I'rancisco on -May ti. Al
though the lands of only two Indians
arc Involved in the case, tho ruling
will affect thousands and thousands
of acres of Indian lands, not only In
north Idaho hut Washington and Ore
gon and other states as well, it M
Said.
The action was brought against tho
counties more than i year ago by tlr;
government, which sought a restrain
ing order preventing the counties
1 nun proceeding with., the collection
of taxe levied against Indian lands
comprising the tn.cts which the gov
ernment granted the red men in llf'.'O.
Famous Bible Goes to Italy
LONDON, July . CAP) The fa
mou Uihlc of the Borso il'Kste, vnl
ucl at $1)0,000 ami belonging- at one
time tn the late Emperor K:M of
A i-tria, has been purchase! hy a
rich Milan manufacturer, who outbid
a1'. American hanker for it.
The Iiihle t illuminate! by artists
of the 1.1th century ami i- rejjarderl
"When Vesuvius tlVst broke f'Oi rcIl ,ol h; thu , gynehtl ftn.l . Iho reli-
vioienLi in ine yt ar rj a. u.. as m;--(,lm (.diieatioiL. neeiled which is fa'
and eqtiitaJlc alike to Jew and Cien
tile, I'roleatant ' ami Catholic, Til
purport is two fold : To tr:dn thu
yout h of our country for a life of
service ami good cit i.enship and to
brins them into the churches.
"The separation or the Cnurch and
State Is a fundamental principle oi
our government but thin tloes not
mean that the Mate can get aloitt;
wil bout thu church nor the church
without the state.-
"What more patriotic service cau lie
rendered than to train up (!ic .w nth
of America in a intelligent under-
;,t;tnding. ot Urn, Uihle."
scribed by I'liny, the volca.io had been
extinct for some five centuries, und
the armies of the rebel Spartacus had
camped in the crater. Hut in 03 A. I.
severe cart hu.uak-- disturbances be
gan in the year 7H they finally open
ed up the throat of the volcamo. ami
a vast eruption followed, biiryinif Her-
uleaneum and 1'oiupeii in ashes, de
bris and lava. .
.Some of the ancient philosophe's
believed the sea to be the cause of
these outbreaks, but the proof has not
become complete until the last twen
ty years, largely' by my own researches
on earthquakes and mountain forma
tions after the California eartlniuake
in 1 itoti. Thus, Tragus . I'ompeius la
the time of the Kmperor August Un
says; Tpr many hundred years Ktna
and the Molinn tshin'ds have been
burning, ami how could this hiive con
tinued so long if the fire had not been
fed by the neighboring sea'.'' Trogus
ulluded to the volcano Stitoltiboll,
which had been In incesffiint activity
since the days of Homer, :t,MMt years
ago, and is often called the 'lighthouse
Of the .Mediterranean.
It is now demonstrated that all
mountains and volcanoes are uplifted
b the power of steam which causes
a swelling of the lava in which the
sliain ueeuniulaHs. but It Is only oc
casionally that the ei i til's crust Is no
n-nt by t he uiid'-i-iying lava, t hat a
vent opf-ns to foi n- an active volcano.
The afflictions of P.-ily have gone on
for more than 1 nun years, ami they
annot be abated except by human
fortitude and adaption to the laws un
derlying the operations of nature.
'"The final proof of the origin of
mountains was discovered after the
great earthquake of KHii;, hy a care
ful study of the And'-s of South,
Ann-rlca. The elm In, t he largest in
the world, is parallel to tin seaeoasl
f.o r more than 4, '') miles. It Is in fact,
. great all v. h!eh the (nighty I'a
ifie Ocean hits erected along Its own
border by the expulsion of lava from j
Wellealh the bed of the eu. The pro-i
ss Is fully verified by the researches
on the contours of the sea bottom i
round the Aleutian tshtnds in Ahi.-
ka. which are in fact a mountain chain1
lust rising above the sea." I
Observer Want Ads ttrma ' Hcsulfs.'
.TiJCslay, July lo la'Mt:'(fay '-tri p'riy
water rent without a penalty. 7-(i-oi
NEW TODAY
WfANTKD liy experienced woman
position in camp or Keeping hoj e
for men. (Jail at (ii Jintle Hoiwic
Valley House- 7-U--tj.
FOR KALK KstalilinliC'l dairy bu:;i
ncss with all eiuipmcnt. Jf inter
csterl write Box K Ijx (J ramie.
0;c. Gootl retail mill; ro'.ilc.
7-(i-Up
FOR RENT
house on
Phone UCU-W.
ModciM o-rcjin
pnng; strcot, ?;
ri.tifi
(i-ll
FOR 'KTNT
nished house.
Modern n-ronm fur
lr.(uirc J11H Mn-7-G-tp
The Market
PORTLAND, Julv IV. (AP) Cattle
antl hops steady; sheep steady at a'l
cent drop late yesterday; choice val
ley lamb 510 to J10..i0; ckits firm
ami butter slow.
WANTED Teams to haul dry lum
ber. White Pine Box & Lumber
Company. 7-fJ-tr
Hix-room modern house, full bnse
uunt, liiiuirJied. Hood garage, located
du l''ourlh street, near Mormon taber
nacle. 1'rie.o $;:.ri(Ki.(i(i; 4i) per cent
down. Li al unco monthly installments.
Good hotel In ' Wallowa, , doing a
good business. 17 bedrooms, klleheii.
Jibing room 'und office, garage, barn,
ehicl. u bouse, hog house, one acre
of land, located near large saw mill.
Part leu own-ug it art! getting old and
tired, and want to retire. Property
all clear. H:is -l to :t.rt regular board
ers all I be time. All furnished and
well Kept up. Price JMHMi.lM); $J&U(i
cash, balance $MU) per month.
When in doubt eat at the
New Sommer Grill
Corner Washington and Deopt Sis
Lunch Room, Counter and Dining Room Service
All White and Union Help
Noonday Luncheon served f i'bm
... ,. Il;o0 A. M. to 2:00 r. M, ; , ,
' - 4f)C ' ! V, ': ' ;"
'.Evening Table D' Ilote Dinner Served from
5:00 to 9:00 R M.
.Hi'j'Hii'i x'u'JI I'HM A lO 'iriijil 'i'
, 75c
1 1 f f i - hi'miffi'i'iiti nuivwriW 't
Phy, Black &c Sioop
In The l.a frantic Nallonal C.uuk HMg
l,u 'frantic, Oregon.
PIIO.NU M.MS mi
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SATURDAY
SUNDAY
FOR SAI.K Kabbils, fryers nm!
brneflinir .st(i;-k. Tiwu cniKlibrct'.s.
Now .cal.-ni'l Uo)l.;. I'hnnu '2it-.,.
1S00 Y uvc. 7-li-L'l
FOR KENT Utifurni: l-.' .l lomnc
abeve .lack Harlan's vtiK'.ir :b(.p.
Mrs. Ethel Ormnlv, L'Hl Sih-oikI.
221-J. 7-i-:jt
WANTEl) I'o.-ition by stcnofr.-iph-vr,
i years rypcriem-c- Mrs. ('.
E. Kilter, 4l:t-i:. 7--5tp
KOtt SAI.K l-'-it .1 rtiii.l-U.-r, in c-.m!
comlition. K'piipf'l Willi st:irt-i
and newly painleii. li (Jnimle I tun
Works. 7-i;-iil!i
Di'licious Ice Cream AM the Time
Made frc.-h each 'lav. A!wa-3 four
leading flavors and an eleK-int slier
bet. htimethinir that vou will know
lo mnt gnnrrinr c n vhnrh. nmilp I-UK UI-.N I I wo film!.- hi-i mom
by antPiuanans as the finest spcci- jhese products of a manufacturer ; for hrovkccitiK. lncpiire hill 1
i. en i,t us Kind m existence, uur-iw,o proiluces white fluffv cream that 7--:jt.
IPC his stay in Switzerland Karl, he- r,,,s so delicious!" in' the mouth.
"B fhert of miney, s.-lil the rare' w,v not trv our fountain service ami' V;K SAI.K Slock f new !1: u:i--Ix-ok
to a London antiquary, who in .p,omP n resul-ir customer. Silver-! wick records formerly ov.-peii by
t-.i;:i di pi..-i-i of it to its pi e.-eut' thorn-Wright's Family Drug Store. ! Owl iliuz Store. l-.U-i 1, un i:".
owner in Italy. 7-5-tfj 50c apiece. Call U'J J. 7-0-;tp
V;CS 3
$ mm
AeR-C-A-D.E
TODAY AND SATURDAY
No Raise in Prices
-ALLAN OWAN
i'MGUMPSESfc
M$$?& op the unn&T
OP THE MOON
BEDE DANIELS
NITA NALDI
(? &unwi (Sicurn
OTHKU
FEATURES
Lovely Bebe as a
society beauty who
agrees to marry a
poor man for a year
then m a r r y for
m one y. A picture
beathing of luxury
and wealth. With the
playgrounds of the
rich as settings-
From the
popular
novel by
Editli
Wharton
I
wmmm
j5-JTt 1'o.fionnl icti!v0
. Also
"Northern Trail"
From
Cia wood's Story
Queen City Shows
July 9th to 14th
Inclusive on the
, JEFFERSON ST. SHOW LOT
MERRY GO-ROUN I)
FERRIS WHEEL
; ANIMAL SHOW AND OTHER
ATTRACTIONS
Don't Forget the Time and Place'
o