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Monday, August 20, 102, PAGE SIX THE OLD HOME TOWN .The Largest Chain Dcpartmcnt " Store Organization in the World By Stanley J THE LA GRAtfPTr?' EVENTftG" OBSERVER" uir, iJt vrivrtiii I,, , I, ,H BOTH APAN CHINA BARRED $5 ' $6 '! SUPERB ELEGANCE OF STYLE Is to be found in Mallories. Tailored for Style and built for Wear. C Sold Only by WaG 204 Depot St. TEST LIS ON BOOZE PERMIT tenable with phyHk hina orferiiiB prcm riittiuiiH tni be tilled wit 111 thu maximum amount of liquor -allowed l.y Federal law and restraint bolng 'placed upon him by local law to1 dlHniMiH only half tho amount a 1 prescription li'jfully called for. (By I. N. S.) WASHINGTON, Auk. 20. The question whether Mates can It'Rully piinlKh clniKKlHtu who fill pruscrip tionu for medicinal li'iuor In mianti tlea exeeedlliiK (he limit of a local law will be determined hy the I'nited Htuteu Hupremo Court when it con venes in October, This problem came about on an uppeal I lied Merlin 10, Hlxson. I ..on AimelcH druKTtfiitt, 'who wmm convicted or vinl.itliiK u lovd low while follow ing provlHlons or" tho Volstead Act. By Its decision the nation's IiIkIhvh court will decide whether Cohrtcss or a Statu, cun limit, (lie amount of "nicdlcliio" ' to he " distributed by pliyidctnntt. A Hlmlltir (luestlon Ih now heluw wrcHtled Willi In the conrts or Mon tana und New York. The i Mention involved thero Is that of ivhI ili-tlnf, tlu (iiiinlll of- liquor a- physician inuy prescrilip. In fllltitf hlrt appeal llixson naicl Ms position h a. drmiRiMt van mi- WANTS CREMATION MADE ATTRACTIVE (Hy I. N. 8.) I'AitIS, Auk. 2u. M. Loyati, mem ber of the I'arlH city council, wants to make cremation ceremonieo in I'eto Kachaltie cemetery more ultruc tivc. Tlie wiiltiittf room of the incinerator ht loo bare, cold, damp and dhtiee able, I.oyau wild in on I lining to the cou noil it proportion to heat t h room,' properly- furnish It and pro; vide free music for all cremat'o ceremonies. Ioyau's chief argument watt that more nltrael Ivo cremation everclsei). wore nuule tho more valuably roonij would be saved in Paris ccim terles. Opponents pointed out thai c.reniu (lou Is forbidden by Hie Oil nolle. Church, therefore It would bo linjit" I to French and foreign I'lolcittants in I'nrls, and tho ospehtto Nvould- bit till warranted. ... THY WANT Al Your Business Appreciated As the only exclusive Stationery Store in this valley, wc. appreciate U?o public's confidence as shown in the large volume of our business in the community. In return, wc always strive more and more to deserve that confidence, giving our customers every, advantage, of our savings on large pur chaseof a high class stock and of our spirit of friendly cooperation. Your business appreciated. : Hy lUike N. Parry, Intcmiilioiinl News Krricu Staff Correspondent, TOKIO Aur. 20. "Tho South Man churia ,Kallwuy and all the cocimto enterprise!) hnvn been called Jupan's Hplnul column If you hit hard enoiiKb'fand your udversary Is foolish enough' to expose his buck," Thus does Mr. li, Lennox Hlmpuon. known in tho world of fiction and Asiatic political llteraluro as "l'ut 'nam Weale," describe the condition of Jjupan In tho Kwanjftunjr Leased Ter Irilory, (he section of what was once. In fact, China and over which China, still is demanding tho withdrawal of the f unions "Twenty-one Demands." Simpson, tracing the history of th "Twnty-ono Demands" from the time that Japan first begun to cast t covetous eyeson that rich section of k'hlnu, tells of the scenes In the Cab linet and I'rlvy Council In Toklo In J 316, when knowledge of tho -de-in no ds first began to rcuch tho out side world. He culls ut tent ion to tha fact that the British Foreign Minis ter protested against the action of Japun nt this time and points out that hud tt not been for tho state of tho world at that time Japan would not liaVo dared to nuike such demandti against a weak neighbor, ft Is Simpson's opinion that ''event-! tially the 'Twenty-one Demands, or what la left of them, will wreck Jap- I un'i policy In China, "In the eight yeurs which have In tervened since tho Twenty-ono De mand' were made." says Simpson, f'thoy have been dragged nil over the world. They were taken to Purls in 1010 and uroused the ainazement of Lloyd George, who had never heard of them und Is wild to have read tho THREE TbMS jllSlT YTAffSW l" e" ' MmHT I"T -V hwAs Durr?y old o, "s5a )7 kforE oa i II; I ED VLLER, WHO CCLIVERS WASMMKJS FOR HIS Wife. HAD AH A WEI6KBOES FENCg . SUNDAY10IS FINDS BACKER '. Girls used to uttend Bcliool with cotton Btooklngs, but you can't find nny of1 that eltina these days. Tho drosses aro too short to wear tho old- jfuifhioncd kind. 20. ''I (Dy I. N. 8.) COI.LWISrS. Ohio.. AU(t. rebel at tho tacit upprovul of Huu day golf, which Is played Sundaf morniiiB and takes boys from Sun day Bchool. while tho churches ob- oriKlnal text with envy on Ills f aco ...J. ... lin,ay afternoon movies',' owlnflT to Its consumnuito impudence, lt.v. Hldney K. Hweet, rector of Thiin.hnvlnfr been tho indirect means st I'aul's Episcopal Church . hero, of kllllngr President Wilson political- jHermonlxliiB on "What u fhrlstlalt ly.lhey wore left lying Idle for j-f-hlnlcs. while.- Hut In J921 they formed onui "criiups the fc'olf players aro of the ereuicst elements in irutthiB lllorc ntm.r0us in tho churches," lie Iho Urlllnh Mominlons to repudiate : conintiicd QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 8 : FIND g . IT, HERE Copy for this column muat be ' In by 10:00 a, m. t he Anglo-JapuncsG alliance. It Washington six months later not only was the Group V scrapped but Group I, Shantung, disuppeurod; and Group If. Manchuria. was badly shot about, although the Port Arthur Lease re mained und Group III und Group IV left US they were. ct us say boldy, then, what Cum- hromie la supposed to have said, when Napoleon's Old Guard w?8 urk ed to surrender. Let us say It boldly! Lack of gnl produced tho "Jwenty- oue Demands. Klrst on tho part of one throw of tho dice, when she had! Hie chance in llfi to seize China und secondly on resisting from tlie begin- I nlng this petty bullying by shifting! the capital to some distant place like Mfduunfu und fighting It out without duluy." MA,NYATHDT LAKE Newlin Book & Stationery Co. HOT I.AKK, Alie. 20. Mrs. C. I''.. OroKsen la nl the tnnalorlum, ' wun licr little son, who is ill. Charles IJ. Cochran, .luulsttng Boh- eial attorney, of the O. W. H. & N. at Portland, is in tho hospital de partment. All or tho people in tills uectloir regret deeply that Charles Is so seriously 111. Mrs. Cochran and his two daughters are with hlni. HeoiBe Chadwlck of Cove, is just lecovcilni! from a surKleal operation. . Mrs, Jack Knierson of Wallowa, is Just - returning! home with her two children, who have been patients In tlie hospital. .Mrs. l'Tank Hoffman ol Mluani. is at tlie Hanatorliim lor treatment Mrs. I.. M. Minefield of Mlnam, Is In the hospital department, recover Ins from a sui'Klcal operation. Itoy Kinkcad. who is employed by Herman Itoeseli, of Ui Grande, is in Iho hospital department recovering I roll! a suruk-al operation. Mrs. Ham I. Itch of Kntci prise. Is under treatment at the Sanatorium. I lick I'eehler of l.add Canyon, In In Iho hospital, having been operated on a few days aKo. Mrs. A. K. .shackles- of linker, has been a patient at thu Sanatorium foi thu pa.st month. W. II. Kills, who was attendini? the Ilokkles convention at Portland, came to Hot Ijike to be with Mrs. Kills who Is ill In the hospital. Pink Wallace, drcduo muster, for Why should not people who haven't money enough to join exclu sive golf clubs, or to own automo biles, watch moving pictures, Sun day afternoons? . My conception of Sunday -Is that all should worship (iod. Make the movies Rood ror every day anil no one can . reason ably object to them on Sunday," said Hev. nr. Sweet. W OMEN WORK TO SAVE HAY CROPS (Hy 1. N. S.) ,; BYP.ACrUK, N. Y AuR. .SO. With a larBo proportion of one of- tho Krcatest hay crops in Iho History o. Central New York rotting In t,c fields, women and children arc being pressed into service. in, a -desperate effort to pave the crop. - Bon- W. Ward, manaKcr ot the Onondaga County Farm Hiireau,. declares. . , ... Farm Uibor vialually has ilisap peartd from the market. The tew experienced' hands available- for "em ployment" nro getting such high wanes Hint the average farmer cat better afford to let his hay field go uncut than to pay harvest- lielp. Ward said. A similar situation will arise In a few days when the wheat harvest comnieno-ca. Tho wheat crop . .tilts year also is unusually heavy,- and there- Is ' no prospect 01 tho. labor situattlon- Improving. ,' '. ; Ward said women and - children can be seen in the fields all over the countryside rrom morning until dark spreading 'hay and loading 'it Into wagons, or packing It in tho mows. 00,00000000000000000000000 1 Ba'thinsr Beauty Dunce, August 81. 1 Zuber Hall, under auspices La Grande American Legion. 8-is-tt: . Notice- , Aueust :23rd the Ladies AM and Ror,l f Ilireetnrs of Lane Chapel -arill Vinbl 'a ennimiinit.V social td l!e- cide about the future of the Chapel; J and the new superintendent tor me Sunday school. Everyone is urged to be present. '' 8-20-Iit White rotHtry sewing machines Rent, Soil and repair. 50 new whites for rent $3.00 per month. New Foley Bldg. Phone b3 w- 0-14-im. n mm m mm v-r- i Incorporated 475 DEPARTMENT STORES Smart Leather Hand Bags, Revealing the' Newest Style- ) fjiEpnr-.,:iii:jii!r-i 1 Varict" of pleasing shapes to add to the smartness or lyour street costume !"i.Handsomely made of fine quality; 'Pin Sea!, Cobra, SHety' 'Skin.' Calf Skin and Patent, 'Leather; plain or witte.inlaid designs; attractively lined., Exceptional Value Priced 1. "in. 98c $4.98 . Draper! Cretonnes 3lyd. Eighteen -new -an4''attractivc patterns in an array of bcautjful.fcalors. A Rood quality 30 inch drapery fabric -iit a very low price.. .The Liu'Kc.st Chain Department. Store Organization in the World" U Hm" Satunlav August 18th, Heap Qlwml 7-Picce Orchestra play "Olil-bKii'B Tut." at Zubcr Hall. 8-16-3t White Rotary scwini! machine1!. Kent, sell and repair, Drpss-inakipx ,., l,u .!:.. r cm-1 course tree. New roicy uiuir. 1,-11.11)0 port for the bathinir - beauty Dance, ioS . l August 31,. Zuber Hall.- -!-" , HemstitchjMr Bt thc Art & JSsby Special One-fourth off on every article of children's summer apparel. Don't fail to see our window. Art & Rahv Shorn. Sommer Hotel Bide;. - ' ' . - . ," 8-lG-3t 1 Shop, Sommer Hotel Blilff- Adv.,,,, IV.,,I Pick your irirl and buy a tlckdt to tlie American Legion Dance,-; Au gust 31, Zuber Hall. '- 8M;ll t0 the' Just before school bep;ins.! Cixne Report Shows City Babies Have Best Chance to Live the t'allrol'lll.i concern, operating liuworK or insiruciiou, mill 111 nimu I In. Similiter Valley. Is 111 the hospital tenements, crowds and hoi wines, recovering from a surgical operation SH.E-R.RYS TODAY LAST TIM ICS ALICE BRADY "The Snow Bride" A Paramount Picture Through God's Gateway to Canada's clchanteil snow-land. Where love ami life are swept with thrills. Alice Urady and a brilliant cast. Comedy, "DI MII WAITERS" CHlt'AOO, Aug.. 20. Sonic urban communities, In spile of the crowds, tire healthier places tor babies than many rural districts, - according to tho Infant Welfare Society of Chlca. A stuily of tho mortality charts for cities and for the country shows that b.ibtcs born in crowded cities have a belter start in life than child ren In the country, the society re ports. "This of course is not bo- ause of tho crowds, but In spite 01 them," says the report, "and Is a condition made possible through thc education of Ihe mothers even before the babies are born. "It Is owing to the fact that we find organizations such as tho In fant Welfare Society fighting a bat tlo against ignorance, which has cost a heavy toll In infant lives In cities such as Chicago, and that we find health dcparl incuts carrying on tlie Ainruat 31? ' Under auspices La Grand American Legion. 8-18-tf Just' what you need for dandruff and itching of the scalp and for falling out of the hair, is Germi cide apd Dandruff Eradicator, and it 'jcosts Inc. One Dottle uoes ine woTk. Silverthom-Wright's Family Drug.,Store: , V 8-17-tf . Another version. Gel rid of the dimes and the dollars will get rid of themselves. If a man can write a better book, Preach a better sermon, Or, build a bettor mousetrap than his neitrhbor Though he build his home in the woods, Thc world will make a beaten path to his door. Edison. Try C. C. F. Lloyd Tho Jcmclcr. Between the L & L Drug Co. and The Oregon Hardware- Co. With , . The La Crando News Co. Be Shure it is Lloyd. . TliY A WANT All of school snnnlios. such as tablet: loose loaf naner. fillers and covers, ink, pens, pencils and over a ton 1 of school books now on our shelves j J waiting for you. Let us have yoiir.t orders early, beforo the rushing 1 school book hours nt Silvqi'thoVn- Wright's Family Drug Store. jlrW J Iris King wishes to announce pat ;j slie is a candidate in the bathing,! lieautv contest. American Legion J Dance, Zubcr Hall, August Ji 8-lS-tfi . r-zr. ' M rii .r: Every ticket purchased adds 100 votes to the gtr. s creuu. lUr ua. o, S , :Koo, ,ve have ln s,ck and, August6' 31, under auspices U jplontV of them, Silver.horn-VrhCs , . GrantU T American Legion. 8-18-tf family drug store. - ,r. -,,-tf. , Homesl eni, Ore., AUK. IS, 19S3. Box Wood Box Wood Put in vour winter's supply nnnii Arv hnx Wood HOW. . ..fLi.l t: n A Lumber C.n. YYIUIO X-ioo - 7.20-tf of Slate Senator. Seth l. Jones, of tlrani,'e llle, Idaho, has just spent a ouple of weeks at the Sanatorium. Seth was thrown from a mule ami in jured his shoulder. You woulilll I blame the mule if you could seo Seth: he weighs 3110 pounds, and says he h.-ts i-t'dlieed a lot since the Injury. We wonder how the mule could throw him. through education, lives uro belli? saved each year. We must replace the old Idea that Ihe country la healthier place with the Idea, that education may make almost any comtiiunity a healthy place." School Books. . A large stock is now on our shelves and more com ing in evcrv few days. wc can supply nil the demands promptly 111 school books and school supplies. Silverthom-Wright's Family Drug Store. 8-16-tf Call For Bids'.' ' ' I i Sealed Bids will be received by the ; J Commission of the , City r of,- La,! Grande, Oregon, for , the hard sur-ij facing of and over-head : (nUhsing known as the Second StrectKVtydiici. J of approximately one thousand (1,000) square yards. Bidders will furnish their own speeificaijpH. anil. J shall be required to give a ;itain-J mice bond for a five-yea period ji from date of acceptance of nic work. 1J A certified check in the amount of a Inn ner cent llf the bill. Ill a CUItr- 1 lantoe of execution and eVujlletion of j Newlin lb-UK Co., l.a Grande, Ore. Dear Sir: I am i-nclosinir sl.imps to pay the cells which I owe you. 1 am also s ndin ffiurteen more films by the iriiuo 1 1 1 11 i I and would Hue to have one of each finished. I was very much pl-as;-d with the ethers. Kvei-yone who sees them thinks tlie finish is wonderful. Thunl.iiuT you. I am, ' MiKS All.KNK KI'ltOCI.H, Homestead. Ore. ,. . .1 .u... 1 .. "ea.2" a" 'T . L i dn iceJa contract after awarded must ac- 7..W Hall August 3 Everv kke company bid. Checks will 1 re- Bids will be rccr-ivetup to 7:30 , Box Wood . P-. ". August 22, 1023, jl ' Cnm- j J fill your- orders now mission nooiu 11 "V" i nmi i,umoor tift.,;. i ui".--, .. v- We can White Pine Box What man doesn't feel weak when some lovely llttlo girl tell 111111 now big uutl strong she thinks he is.' Phone Main 698. 7-28-tf. Ron, Hv order of the Commissidu of the ! Box wood, $3.00. Call Main 547.1 City of La Grande, Oregon,, AuKust , Newlin Drug Go mpany 7-10-tf.8, 1923. nMinabinc alterations and Modeling. Work guaranteed. i.,t4 uiegon J. K. Sl'KAttN'S. , Kecordcr of the City , of La, Grande, ' fi Product ion Ilccords of Ford Company Exceeded ItKTUOll'. Mich., Ahr. -". .Ml in- Idiin ti otliiL tttn riH-ortla of t Im l''oni .Motor t'ompuny wm1 i'ft.'-iMli'(j (tilling the Wfi'k t-mltim' Tut'silii, July HI. Itomi'Mtli output tor tin wci'k, 'I' tie Konl iNi-ws tiiiiiouiu-t,!; totitlrtl 4 1 . 1 1 S Konl I'iuh and Trucks, JiiS K'i1''1 than the reronl t'.stuttltsh I'd thf wt'fk lnrort I Mi II y proilm tloi for thr six iIuvn wun iilrnost a constant nmcrssion of 1 rei'onls. Friday, July ST, started It Iwlth S.'."", Monday ranif ulonfr with 7. noil and Tuesday rndrd tin- wrrk with an output for tin- day of 7.K1 : Oint and Truck. j IntrcaHlni; dt-nuind for tlie Ford. Vhlt l hrlnulntr imprccedrnlvd smlcs itHin-c!, contlnms and iniinuratturiiu. !in hrtnir kept al rapu-Uy in an -n- d i'ii v -or inert It. Thu production ifn'htillili' for Aucu.hI vails for t I 7 :b hwK and lrk tho lurrvi moniiri mltcdulf io i.r. I The FoixImmi Tractor plant's outputt lor the w K cndinn TucmI.iv w,i-t ' j The I .tin 01 11 iiiuiun of the n j'Hiiy turned out -OS curs. It I it a nil yit rnnjr she thinks he if '' - They Are Hre . li M .M , 'H. ' Thc First to Arrive in La Grande " . i' ' THESE FIN E TOMATOES FROM EAGLE LLEY ' 2 lbs., 23c, 22-11). box, $1.80 KT. ' AM AIZO OIL DEMONSTRATION m.- You Are Invited lo Call. You Should Know ftf This - Superior Oil. Cook Btwk Help Yourse: ' ' .-v Main 49 HnnVRRIZED G i , J. I ' mvj. 7
