Friday, August 8, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
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Local News In Brief
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
D n n
COMING IvVENTS
Aujj. 5 Kansas, Oklahoma,
" MiHuouri Association
at Kiversiile Park. It
isept. 25-20. Union County Fair
it 8 it tt tt
at Elgin.
H R it 11 t!
felDENTISTS TO BE
tt
n
MORE EFFICIENT
j ..... i...
' " , ' ritovniKNVK. u. I.. Aug.
h , "k,...- i '' eiiii.iien. cirait i-Ihuik.-b ur., tukliiit pliu-i- in
I "' ,J,'yeh f0r so"ie'l.tal i-.lm-ullun owhiK to roc-nil .lis-
tlme- l"'ve returned ''Q'e- t-ovcrl. of the inth.mte cmmctlun
. ! 'bi-lw i tin- lilli anil Konii'Hl heattli.
On lllisim-BH isit liici-orilln,, 'In u Miiti-mcnl Ktv.-n out
Jams Knii(li was a business visit-, today by tin: kc-nlal Kilnciilionul
or in Bake yesterday, returniui; to Council of Aim-i-ini tliroiiKli lis sccio
his home last evening. ,-lury, In-. Alln-rt I.. Mlilnloy.
1 - "It haa ln-i-n clearly shown," tttc
(iettinu Aliing Nicely statement nVclureB, "Unit ilecuyoit
Mr?. William Pollman anil Mrs. aliw-sxc-il n-i-ili many times c-uuse
W. 11. Ellis, are at the Hut Lake 1"'aI'1 itiscasc, rin-umatlsm. neuritis,
.Sanatorium. They are reported to eczema, mental disorder:; and other
be netting along nicely. si-rioiu: diseases. So important hay
' ' tile relation between sound teeth und
Pioneer Song and Daughters Meet Bood h"ulll I'ccoine that it Is neccs
A meeting of the sons and dau-'h- ', 'r '"" lo '"' e.lucutlon. standards
lers of Pioneers will be held Satin- '" 0,',l,t'1' " dental students
(lav afternoon, ' August 4 " ut :i-00 l"'"l"'rv to meet the publlo neecls and
o'clock, at Judge Crawford's office. l" "ll"u''n e I'osition or worldwide
. BUiu-enmey Ihtil American dentistry
lias always lield."
prescrilied standard for dental
..,,...11, U.,. H, .... .-....,... ... ...... m.x.uiu, inv tuiincii,
... . r ... 'J 111 . as the result of a recent survey, audi
4(i civilian InminpK wpi-n iivnti rp. ,
... ... . in ucconiaiu-i; therewith ll has criss-
i''li "4oX1S1.tS erC """ n bV. 1 r- '"'" a lrRe number ot .-xlstlllK liwll-
tr. iT . fl'""' "l tut ions in the country. Its aim Is' to.
Hod Cross Hcpiirl
The Ited Cross Report for the past LZ'Z"
Vl 'fl I "'-Aityil M,U aumt . I SAY 1 t-'X'
Q, sr tyJZT 'i.i i Jr--1 ryf -V 5a.rs. -ism- I p.
' rr
THE DRESS GOODS THAT A1WT SARAH PEABODY f S9HIM'
FARM FUTUR
E
0
THE DRESS GOODS THAT A1WT SARAH PEABODY
BOUGHT FROM THE NEW BARGAIN STORE
WAS GUARANTEEP NOT TO SHRINK
t
briu Ihc. rciitiiremeiils of all denial
visits at the office, and 147 out ,.;, , a hlBhrr 0(
oing letters.
was spent.
In this work -iiS.M
I'cach lluriest Is Near.
HOOD UIVKK, Dr., Any. 3 S. O.
Oxborrow, owner ol the valley.'u tuily
coiuluercial acreuse of peaci
Would lian War Heroes.
(By I. N. S.)
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Amr. 3. "Ilis-
efl. ilnrv onw is nothinp- more than an in-
ays he will harvest a record crop ot jedion of a risinir consciousness in
sou lu looo boxes lliki year. Mr. ox-'the minds of ouf boys and (rirls for
borrow has paid especial aticnllon to: future wars," said Dr. David V.
his thinning and irrlsatlon. and his -,ush adlressiii a local audience.
BULLETINS
Flags at Half Mast
PORTIJA.ND, (Aug. 3. Governor
Pierce issued proclamation urging
flags on public buildings and schools
at half mast until after funeral.
Stated llardings iealh national calamity.
BE CRITICAL
if Conditions Do Not
Change.
NEXT FEW WEEKS TO
DECIDE FATE OF YEAR
Mind Effect of Crop Con
ditions on General Busi
ness. '
Funeral Observed.
OLYMP1A, Aug. 3. Governor
Hart will declaro holiday or funer
al. Asked flags half masted for
thirty days. , ; .
'Wtl-UI.ESLEY HI1.I.S, Mass. Aug.
3. (Special) linger W- Babson is
sued the following statement today
WOMAN SLAIN FOR . I "T'T .TLJTnl,.:
WITCH'S POWDER the immediate condition of the farm-
jcr as are many of his conteinpornr-
d ies, out he does leel mat me larni
a ' . i .:.. ...:n ,.iKio iu
Aug. 3. Ail";. """"""" " -
; full.
Bv I. -N,
.lOHANNESBERG.
.i..... i.t i .. r......
;l".'.y . u ".' ' " "Twenty years ago the great new
Assix.e Court here just before two , f industries, commerce,
., f - i .. and business in general was the
,weS' to death fo"r h?"1!1' W ot W.
cheaper labor costs, lire comjietingl FORMER SOLDIER
keenly with American farmers ami: K IT TO f Yf T TiT'T
ure under-selling American grain in I VlLio IU KVJIjLiLjKj 1
I Liverpool, tho wheat market of the
I world. As a result, the currying! lly Alire Langelie.
-over about one hundretl ntillinn hush-1 International News Service Staff
jels from last year's crop. As it isj Correspondent.
very difficult to increase the con- PAULS, Aug. 3 All dressed up
'sumption of wheat through advertis-, nn( place to go except tho po-
ing or other propaganda, this puts n(P station was the sad fate of a
our American farmers in u very twll, fine-looking negro from Senegal
critical situation. Hence, during the j who walked into one of the largo
next few months tho crop reports, I lKHs shops lust week and decked
not only of' this country but the other imself in borrowed plumes,
great countries, should bo studied j 0 fjrst found his wuy to the tail
very carefully. The American farm- oiing department and selected a
cr should not yet give up hope. -As 'light gray suit, which he put on at
stated, something may happen, in: once. Passing to the other depart
tbis or some oilier country, which ments he provided himself with a
mav entirely' change the situation tall silk hat. silk socks. Datent-leatb-
n. Coo nn.m-01. Ar...rlione wnv or lhc ol,,e1"- "e C1' shoes, bright yellow gloves und
UabSOll bees UangCl AneaCt however, we all should! keep in mind, a gaudy necktie.
namely, mat unless me larmer is in the jewelry section no pui on
prosperous tho rent of us cannot a gold watch ami chain, a scarf pin,
he prosperous. Hence, it is up to cuff buttons and u fine fountain
all of us to held the farming situa-1 pen. When finally arrayed to eclipse
tion in every practical way. Siki himself, ho was invited to pie
Drop Helow Normal :,,,,.k to pay the bill of 2.8S5 francs.
"This agricultural situation is "Wrap up my old clothes," he
lunrelv responsible for the droo in urged, "and I'll pay the bill after-
Statistical Wizard Calls to the Hahsonchart from its high point , wards." .,.,mltl,i tht
oi ii per ceni uuove normal in i lunnv,, -
March to 4 per cent below normal , ho hud no nuincy and an inspector
where it slaud ut the present -lime. ; hurried him off to the police.
The truth is that the farmers are "I fought hard during trie war,
grentlv curtuiling thejr buying and. he whimpered in his cell, "and
this is being reflected throughout r ranee owes me somcniing. i am
all industries. When the farmer sick and want to go back nome in
stops buying from the retailer, the clean dollies.
retailer stops buving from the job- On being promised a good meal
ber, the jobber stops- buving from ho consented to tuUe off his fine
the niunii lecturer, am the manuiac-.ieaiuers,
turer. shuts down his plant. It is
easy to tell them that they must
suffer with tho rest, but the fact is
that the farmers are suffering more
tliun thp rpd. Mm-ciivor. the action
fSof tho stock markets and commodity
mantels louay is largely oue to wns
suffering of the farmers."
For days before tiiese crop reports
were issued, bunkers, maufacturcrs.
murdering an -old natives woman in
,.L " iT,.., iT ' ' ml merchants would speculate on
-"""". , tlwiin i.ii lo flirllfn H f it IIIIVR flft.Pl'
The -victim, was .Lozika . hhongwe, - . .
.Innh.-'.Ntfi
Day of Mourning. Inp.irr.l. had told his female nartner
i vkfCiiif A'ir ..i:r a...- Ii. . i . . i.
curly crop of. while peaches, which ;.ist . l ,7s n, ,,.. ti '"""""V"',"'"" . H . that lie neodert parts oi a louy w;in
.... V- !..:.. u'. i ti.... ..i. these crop 4 rcnorts
iZ called at the' kriiol of the witch-1 newspapers would havo - editoriajs ijml
ictor'vNginisa.' The latter, it np-r, '""'"i" 1 ' V"" ,'. ;, ,, i,," ' ,'T M,e
teaching it in the. public, schools, so J.u1inp"U cln'Je.l
will be read for delivery next week teach history as they have been
win no o unusually larij:o ste.
..ir. iFMiuiTwn in now eieui-iiiK lanu long will there be war.
for""extendiiiK liis peach tract.-: hoxt Dr. Bu.-h declared that "such men
year. He also unilcipaies an aere-ige ,,3 Uibank, Edison and others who
of upricois. These will be grafted on have renUy done something for hu
pruno roots and peach trunks. he inanity," should be considered us the
says, in urder to prevent winter kill. : heroes of history, "instead of put-
i ting warriors and war heroes on
l.al'iilleu ikioiii siai-u-il. pedestals."
proclaimed lo- -which to nuike . his medicines, and
Asked all places
hen the telegraph lines ami the
ticket service would bo held up pend
ing the issue of the monthly crop
KAI.H.M. lr., Aug. :l. Following Fnscisli Oi-gnnl.e. in Itouinanhi.
the election of Miikusu Jolmson as lil 'I'HAKKST, July 11. (By .Mail)
t'nlted Slates senator from Mium-su-, A I'ascisli party, alter the model of
to, friends of Alex l.tiKolh-tt, veteran, Ihn Italian l-'tucisli. 1ms beelv or
stale senator rrom Marion county, Jpran-zed in Itouuiania. lis luotlo Is
have urged, him lo enter the contest ! -Musi ice to the just, death to Hie evil:
for Fulled Slates senator from Or.. ' l-Viscismo never forget::."
gon at tile republican primary elee-i In il:; program the new party dc
tion next May. Mr. Lul-'ollctt h is not elares that Uoumaniii needH. first of
et given any iiiliunition as to whelll- all. a dictatorship for Ihc rcslorlation
er lio will coinpl- Willi tho rc-iuesl of of order, securily, and linnest dealing,
'his frt'-iulH. Imt he was said to be con- It calls also for the expulsion ol I'ur
. Biik-ring I he suggestion. jcigners. whose presence to the extent
'of 2, anil. nun persons gravely couipll-
A WANT AD WILL 1)0 IT ieite.-; Hie housing problem.
Funeral on Saturday
SAN I-IR'ANCISCO, Aug. 3. Fun
crul train leaving seven tonight,
w lien lo mase . ins v iiieuieiiies, Mini - . ... .,, . C....U J
that hew. going to kill L-ika.. His-I-P" t J ex is".
and
and
ntirtnrr agreed to' help him
the old woman was kiven be
done to death.
At night, according to Nginisa,
thev removed 'certain organs from
reach Wshington 1 p- m. August . the old woman was given beer unil
eighth, .-f bily to .be taken inline-1 heart, and these were ground, up and
diutely lo east room oi White House.
Next day the body will lie in state
in cupitol rotunda until five o'clock.
Then after1 funerul services will be
taken to Marion. Funeral lit Mini
on Saturday, August eleventh.
LONDON HEARS
REFORmTALKS
mixcfl with meal.. The Hunt elbow
nml humerus was, removcil, anil oth
er parts ol the body were set aside
to dry for medicine. The non-nuitfi-cal
parts of the body were tied up
in a sack and thrown into a croco
dile i pool. '
Gruesome samples of the doctor
witch-broth were exhibited in court,
where it was revealed that the
trial came about only because the
mplc ductor turned Kind's evidiMice.
Staff
III!'
MICHAELS STERN
VfclurJlrrt Jlothi
Stock Reducing and
Money Raising Sale
ONE MORE DAY TO GO
Sitlc' Closes Saturday, Augiist HJi, at 8:IJ0 P. M.
Don't Put Off Until Tomorrow
the Shivering' You Can Do Today.
We know a man who is wasting the best part of
his Summer because he insists on wearing out three
Spring-weight Union Suits before, he will buy Summer-weights.
Poor chap by the time he gets rich that way he'll
be baked to a crisp and no one can have a good time
after he is cremated.
Why not profit by his mistake and take home a
pair of Allen A Union Suits tohight?
Our Entire Stock at a Saving of 10 to .TJ 1-3 Per Cent
Off Regular Line of Standard Merchandise
Micliaels-Ste'rn Tropical Suits, reduced oGl-3';
Men's Lanpher Hats reduced 25"
Men's Neustadler Shirts reduced 20''
Men's Allen A Underwear reduced 20'"
Men's Stratford Shoes reduced 25'A
Men's Faultless Pajamas reduced 2(K
Men's Nettleton Shoes reduced 10'"
Every Straw Hat reduced One-Half Price
Men's Outing Clothes reduced Jl'y''-
Ladies' Outing Clothes reduced 25'"
SAVE MONEY NOW YOUR GAIN OUR LOSS
Every Article in Our Store Reduced
Nothing Reserved
By IMVVIIJ M. CHL'KCn
International News Service
Correspondent.
LONDON, Aug. 3. Knglund is be
ginning to wonder whether Ameri
can political battles are to be fought
on F.nglish soil.
First, Uudley rield Malonc chose a
1 Correct this sentence: "Don't
worry about our vacation moiey,"
Jsnid the wife; "I have saved chough
out of my household allowance. .
Why don't the miners rule that no
man can be a union , official unless
ordinary people can pronounce his
name? " ' '
Just before school begins.
, , , ... , ,,.i nuuuH win r.(nm . uvci, .111. i
Iondon phittorm to announce that, , wnllI1rstpP!, ronie t the
he will probably ; be a surprise can- Vnbinution ' iun und W()lk i(l school.' year of effort will ive him a profit J
didate fur President in the next Wll, f ,- ihn miinl,i ' invtt a hushrl of P-rnin must !
terest. however, no longer exists,
Crop reports are now issued without
much .comment. There is nine or
Tragedy Follows Fall.
Tho wondor in not that man
k'ttriUMl o t illi, hut that hUf cur di-
M'lnpt'd tin Htaiuina to cndur uo)
utiielt of U.
(By I. N. S.)
UMA, Ohio, AUtf. The cur
tnin has descended on the last act in
the lovo tragedy of ".lorry, the
Monk." at tho Faurot Pink Zoo here.
Jerry is maimed for life. His in
juries include a. bruised heart.
Iteccnlly Jerry was placed in a
cage with Jocko and Si' JovryVs
advances to Sis were re.entcd byi
1 Jocko, who proceeded to chew Jerry's j
I 1 1 1 i..r.... : 1 1 1 1 ...t I
- 1 nfi. ii 1 mum. iiiiuiiitHi iicvuiiMiuii Mini vl--
no suspense und speculation. Wheth-I ,.ina.;llllK were .forced to amuulale
.lorry s left bund at llio wrist. Jerry
er wo have become hardened to the
situation or whether more important
things have conic into our lives, only
the future ,can tell.
Crops Still Important. ,
"Crops, however, are still a very
important factor for they are the
basis of American prosperity. Un
less the farmer is prosperous, the
nation cannot he prosperous. Nearly
a third of our population is depen
dent upon the crops for its income,
especially on such crops as wheat
and corn
spent much lime looking at his stub
of nn arm. lie was muzzled, given
u stick of chewing gum ami replac
ed in his cage.
Shops by Airplane.
(lly I. N. S.)
AKKON, Aug. 'i. Shopping in
Akron by aeroplane was the experi
ence of Lieutenant Arthur Johiuou,
M..r-....i. I.-I..I.I l....i.... it. . ......
If these farmers caniint 1 )prc t(l nmkc 1 uri.haK0 at the
mnun mnnnv. tipv rmiiifiL nuv itiiih n r. . r .......
,, 'iioonyeur jaciorv ami mutton at me
1 ho fanners supply the greatest buy- s aviulkm fiM. Johnson made
ing power of the country When the t,)e ,7() llljU,s fn)m ,)avtl)n t() Ak.
Marks of Quality
EASTMAN.
Photo Supplies
CRANE'S -i
Stationery
WATERMAN
Fountain Pens
Candies
Red Cross Drug
Store
fiimier loses money, the buying pow
cr of the country is seriously cur
tailed. This is one of tho great
reasons for the bearish nttiture tak
en todav bv financiers. The fann
ing centers arc depressed. It is
possible, of course, that conditions j,
during the next few months mnyii
entirely change the vituution for l'iCJ
better. The only point 1 desire to a
muko is that the farmer has reached
a very critical period and the ncxtjj
lew inouins win iiL-tci num.- wnciuvi
ron in 1 hour and iJ5 minuto
ci
earance
Sal
Cv. I i
,nt, thew!'v-i
'i" ' "'". ... '.T .... ' "m little needs of your cliihlien 1forc
aunouinemeno wan great nunc . . gpptp,,,,,. whc- t,e busv days are
, Now comes George can Nathan y wjn fj , li(.e ,- of
; with an annouuccnient that he and , , ,ies,of evcl.v ,eription.
H. L Mencken w ll he candidates - rf J, n of b k wj
or the Vicc-l'resident.al nonuna- , . k , nr 1st. Sd
Ition. AgSin' lr t"" iffii vc thorn-W-ights family Drug Store.
; drinking in the talk of George Jeaul
ami viewing him with considerable j - .--ww
awe as a potential Vice-President ol 1
the United Slates.
Now conies George Jean Nathan
NEW TODAY
the solemnity that may he expected
from such an earnest young erusud-
er, hat his candidacy ,s "'t u prat- w,ANTBI)WnI.k ,,.,, , m
tical joke but has the ser ous oo- , v.ir,, 2(.,0 N m , .3..u
ject of attacking by ridicule things' 1
which he regards of 'detrinieiital , j()ST.M .,. ,,.u.k 0 in s,ar
pomposities and absurdities. T, , l,lntl,ii4 X-ck for $ld!).-
Ihe platform of he two young -M Lcave ut observer. 8-iJ-ltp.
attention in Knglund. The serious
minded Knglhh can't unite make up
their minds whether Amencan poi
bring in evehange that is, in other
goods as much as it brought in J
pro-war times before this country,,
can have real prosperity. 1 1
Kurope Iluising Oram. J
"At the closo of the war America ,
was raising the grain for itself and'j
a large part of Furopc. Since theJ
war Europe has seeded down large..
in-piis mill has corresno 11 ungiv in-..
creased production of grain. Other,
countries, such as Canada, the Ar-,
gentinc, and Australia, owing to J
on a
Summer Dresses
ii
.IS
FOR SIALIC iV-room ltusc. . Fur
tics is ridiculous or whether George
Jean is well misinformed.
Nathan has announced that the
nished or unfurnished. Possession
can be had at once. Inquire J:;i0
Pe;m. 8-lKit.
ItilWKIM NUN itllllUUMlUU Lllilt I 111. i j-.i-t r 1 f I I' 11
platform upon which he and Mcne- WTtI S? 'i.f , L
Ken will run will be extremely lib- 1 ''V 5. .Ul(Jle2"
cral.
'Ihe dignified Kvening News pub
lishes -the following and tho reading j Qt;T.lJi-iwn
(UIIV. Ul IAIIIUUII 'l."'MI
"Air. Nathan ami Mr. Mencken
have sound proposers and seconders
for the convention meeting, ami the
planks of their very 'lively' platform
am to he placarded all over the
United Stales.
"One of them is : 'We will take
the Statue of Liberty outside the
three-mile limit and dump it. in the
sea ! '
"Other items from their program
are:
"'Believing that the City of New
York ut the present time is a dis
tinct entity and utterly dissociated
spiritually, mentally und culturally
from the rc-l of the country . . .
we agree, if elected, to permit it
to recede from the Union and lo
jiim iti lain itself if it so chooses as a
kind of Carthage or Monte Carlo.
"'Wo shall make no speeches.
"M r. Nathan agrees, if elected,
never to accept an invitation to
visit the plate of his birth in Indi
ana to meet and speak with th
residents. He al.-o agrees to this
if not ehvtcd.
Mr. Mencken agrees, if elected,
never to chew tobacco on a public oc
casion. "They agree to limit the number
of English lecturers touring the
United States to 5,000 n year and
to levy on each a poll-tax of $2.j."
The United Slates has learned not
to take George Jean seriously, but
hp ju-iir tifiillv unknown in Knirl:tnl
and the EnglMi take everyone and!
everything seriously, except Punch
thing
Pi
ker and Union. Kinder, write W.
C. AJair, Weiscr, Idaho. . H-Ii-Up.
leather irrin between
1-a Grande and Union Ihu.sday
niht about 5 p. m. Papers con
tain name of N. C. Soars. Leave
nt Observer office. $5.00 lieward.
8-2tp.
liEAL SILK 1IOSIKKV.
Guaranteed chiffon hosiery $1.50.
:5 colors. Agency Mrs. Seldcr. Pop
corn wagon. 8-'Mtp.
FOR RENT One ;i-room and two
2-room new apartments. Phone
255 J. H-:i-ltn.
iiii; H'-to-iiati; CAHi'K.vniu
Ufti'S ui-to-diili (doIm. 'I'Imiho wlilt-lr
an- fit' tin1 l;ili-Ht Improved style, or
tlx- hlidir'Si al tiilniihl-' ipnillty, dur-iid-
und laslint;. and u In-n lit' 1mi:
V'li iii In- 'Ktrn (o l.Hly'H for tlnT'
m Hit' iilli' pluru w Imtu Hh- ln:!)t
aim iir- ii I wii h kIv'II la price
and ipiiilily.
I . I,. LILLY
ilnnlwnro
French & Greene
Rcady-to-Wcar and Shoes
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
CARR SliLIiS FOR LESS ALWAYS
KARE,
vanities
"THE STOR.E WITH A CONSCIENCE
II fit Weather liM-ae.
Ii.vorders of the bowels are ex
tremely dangerous particularly dur-;
jing the hot wcat.ier of the ummpr!
mnntlis, anil in order to protect j
yourself and family against a sud-jdc-i
attat k get a bottle of Cham-1
jbnilaiu'- ( oiic an'l Iiarrh"(-a Iiu-.
Ifiy. It can le dpnded upon. Many'
'have testified to it. excellence. adv. '
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boiiscd Htnl pol
ihed. Single and
dmiMc ptylfs.
Powder ant rone
pals arc fine in ick
lurc - correct m
rnr - ri ii in ct
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