La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, Fenrtiary 10, 1921. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FOUK La Grande Evening Observer INDEPENDENT KEWSl'Al'KK published dally and weekly at t Grande, Oregon, by I-a Grande Brenlng Observer Publish lny Com pany. BRUCE DENNIS, Kdltor. Entered at poatofflco at I.a Clrundu, Ore., W Second Claw Mail Matter. On sale In other cities Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland; Im perial News Stand, Portland; Mult 00 man News Stand, Portland. Address all communications to THH ObBKKVKU, 1410 Adams, 4.Y6., La Qrande, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION KATKS By Carrier Dally, per month 7 fie Dally, per three months I". 25 Dally per six mo., In advance, pally, single copy 60 Ily Mail Dally, per month ... . w..4.60o Dully, thrco mo., In advance, $1.26 Dully, sis mo.. In advance....$2.60 Dally, pur year, In advance....$6.00 IJITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAIi PAl'EU &li:.MfU:ii ASSOCIATED Fit ESS Tin Associated Proas Is exclu sively entitled to use. for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In published therein. All rights of re publication of special dispatches this paper, and also the local oowj ho ruin ulbo aro reserved. HIeHs flm Lord, O my soul, and (oiKct not nil ti iff iH-iiffliH. who re riewiirth iliy Illii from destruction. -I 'hiiI in 103:2. 4. Denby Quits THE OLD HOME TOWN Fy Stanley It was to be expected that Secretary of the Navy Edwin Denby would resign ln's post after the irritable stage of the first flush of the Tea Pot Dome matter had subsided. He could do nothing else, for in this nation no one man can embarrass an administration, whether he is guilty or innocent. H 1:1 1 B fir""? Hill ji.'5-,f, irv try r 1 .1 1 fj Vi- 1 ' ;:n H.-ll L WAV A CiOttc 1 HbM THE WOOHEM WATCH HnW4 H.' V'"" V- , BI.IWII-N l-l'.MT ANU NINE OCLOCK li OFFICE CAT BY JUNIUS uialio up for It after iii:irriaK'. j -.vc can lake th word of mi.' ytnnuf I.a Gramle iist'd-io-lj',siiiKh'-in;iii I ioi the truth. I vi s. in-: said. 1 c.wii: rit(M ioi.O FAS11I)M; I'AIUMS, mn iMOTIII-:ii OXIiY HAD ONI, lll'S-j II AM). THIS is o iai;iiv. My fni her is a Imtvln r. My inollu r cuts ()m u,:, ;tn l ! I I'm t)H' littlr Kitii.sim- 1 Tluil rims anninci tin' Htiv's. I.ovi' lor an hour im ;tn:s n Jth i i- ; ln-rliiK foit'Vfi', Library Ghats '. Denby, however, is entitled to a fair trial before he is convicted in the public mind, even though he has resigned. Following the news of his resignation comes the news that McAdoo supporters insist on their chief staying in the race for the Democratic nomination to the presidency. That also could easily have been expected. The ease is o.uile different from Denby's. One- is in official life of the "present administration, the other is a private citizen who " seeks political preferment. There is no chance for McAdoo to secure the Demo cratic nomination . That much is certain. I!ut there is ' a display of his fighting ability to stay iij the race, which in liis nriviloyo. . No doubt the McAdoo siiimorters i)refer,iiuhi UNION IJttiH DE1JATF, TI' AM NY INS TITLE In piTiisiiiK it ivrriil Imlrli of t'Olllltr,V C'J'tlHJIIll4.lt ( ' t'llitlll UHS llfllllllll.'.M'tl liy (III' Hl!lYili-t MaO'llirilt, tlCM'rllllllK 11 IMUM!HTUlll- linll. ".Many llioif ui'ii Ihrrc wild only a niak on." II ilfiln'i say anyllilnu ahum li IkIiik a nilil parly lull nl Hull, It appcarfil Dial le nan'l caclly a Sunday school arratr. 'I'luil Itiiul or a costutuc mllll be dcscrilicti as A-ilaiu Dicss. ! :irj l-'or nine cars thcrvuftcr Im- lra"l,'d lliroiiKliout the noiih- wot, ulul 111 was appointed 1 i i ( lor of SI. J , Silll Kl-iUH-iKl'O, IIST'. II.. then went to Trinity ! ii.'helnil at iimahu. In IS74 hu (h lpute. Now i 'n'vnn ;ni l ; from Wnilirtui rn.ii.ly will I'nr the eh:n.i.l'.ii.;h;) i.l' t entlllli'-M. .'ill'l !.n."V cue ticni e;ts!.-i I) I . .-.. ill the trip l.i i: le I WeMtelll (CeLTCtl I'.'llll. ,lke IMIII.MIt. 'etiklin lell In In Will, flu.. I! i.l V, In I" ;in.l I ell III.. .-il;iri:'...tli hull u n.s ernw ih .1 to hae him continue to fight and enter the convention foi','(l y, ,';. it will hell) ouite a little. Jiut- the counting of votes in theiih. ir mii..i. .1 in v. iy I i: Ik I r XI 1-....I. ...lit , 1...... it... i 1WA.1.. ., nninner. CUIIVcIllll.il clt m-ft J in i in .niniii ni.inv iikil nitniteu v.iu- . ..j ) t not be nominated. There was no cinch on his nomination Inieriy. in before the Doheny charge was made for he had Tammany "lll''h h"1" and Bryan against him, and now it will be much easier I to s!,elvp McAdoo in the national "alhcrinir than it was HIS 1 1 A I I. befo.e. o Save Oratory lion iuiiuiii:' Irs n' all yt.ir rn.nnl i: i Mil.- ns l" 11k- i-. C(innu;ii(ial)lt', indocd, is the campaign loin wa'tl ' y j " ; " ' . ! ' iVk- ' iV" ! . r m i-' V the Portland Toh'Knun to (U'velop oratory in the risi!ijy- miuie Mimni im, generation. Knlos; kucIi an undi'i'tnUintf is carried on one' '( '"J" 'y ' .01 these days country Iki surprised to him that Kf'AVrnlv :inv linv in r;m il(fivor :i nulilic tnlk Nn :irl nas lacptt sucn ociorionition in mo last (inarier coniury i,TOwii (r'onliuu'il from p;tti" 1 flfctt'il Ml.si-'ioiiary Itishop for IniM. rj nrlh n; Tt'xa. '' :"" Aiurtii ilir r.l chiirclti-H Uishoj) rl :iif4h i tiarrHt huilt during Im HlVtlmr uro I In- Si. .Mat! hi-ws ratht'iiral, Tin: i'huiTlt of the Incarnation and th" J-'iist Kpiscupal church of Oak ' 'nr .', all al 1 alla: III also huilt 111.. St. Mnry'u; c oll.i: lor ;irlM ami HI. MattiHfWX MiMtir for Children at Dalian, and Mi" All SalntH hospital al I-'ort ! Wurih. Anitini; tint th'olui;ical writinK-t liislmp tiarr-(t arc tin Honk ; m St'rinons, "The Klurnal Sacrl- ni luti ii. in .1 '' I Mi- was a i hirly-lhlnl dcprei' ,;' '"Scottish Hitc Mason, ami a. char-liiai-,..... ml.,Mi...r r l)iilh.-; I .nilm. N'n. 'in, A. !. and A. M . Al tin- tiuir ho ascended to thtA I l'r .' iiliiny; Mishoprlc ho was teach- , mj;1 a Sunday school class at St. ) .MaillMus Cathedral in Dnllas. Ho IX TII'j RING ' ils:1""M''' ,1," ,,iro,1Kh 11 m'1'- ii-.---.nj iiiud ii) Hie ".iuiiuiii: ui I Man Randolph Itny for New York to hecome vicar of "The I. Mile Church Around this Coiner." "I t hi uk 1 will Just continue leail'inK' I'ean Kay's Sunday ..el I idasn." Itl.shop Oarrell said -i i I hat I jrne. 'lnp, ftrsl ?" "Why hurch In jspruK, 1 KUeHsI" inainintf until ! voMii:u ii- why wan Adam creat-d to Kive him u chance io li: Av .mki;s ii--u i .iii-; no i i; i mm ii;. oit m; i.vw i;ds. woi .l thi:i:i: SAIJOS- aml I.. ;lice," tlx mat ion" . t hiuity." l'hilo.sophy of the ln- and "Htstoricul Con- :I !' I"' ' .ieh n-H. .1 1 'riiM i Ihi' c;i;-- iul m.miu r 'tacln d t ii' in. l'op had fainted. A mosi iincoiunion occurrence hut then he hail just cause to. Top aMked Willie H ho wanted to ffo to the movies and Willie said: "No, dad, 1 don't want to iro to the movies wit h you innlht as I muHt remain home and do my studying." As n nili'. Hmim' who inni-ry for lovi inarry for keeps. List of liustnesH Imio;s whiclr may he horrowed liuni Ihe I'tihlh Library: Thi! I-'oreman and His .1(1, Al- Irll. The Jul, the Man. the Hmss ltlack lord. Fundament n In of Ai-couni in. Cole. Typography of Advei tlsenit-nth thai I "ay. l-'arr ar. Window and Store Display, l-'is I cher. Kusinewt I'owei-, II. id. loch. AdvertlM;n;r for tin- Jtetaikr. Herr-Dld. l'roduclive Advert ;sim. ) sh. iivnnerd HuBiu K.s Corrrsimiid - fence. Hfitchkiss. Mow In I: tin a Iti-tail Autoiuu bile Musini'ss at a I'roHt. MlementH of Retail Salesman ship, lvey. 'ftnst r active Salesmanship, sie velison. New Idents in Uusinttis, TarheP. ( 'oninion Sense In ltusiness, by Whitehead. Mens Work Clothes Men's Big Yank Railroad Shirts lllnc pollulclul, hilliy illlllll,V T 1 O CL 1 ami im i IIi iiI wiirli slilrl, kP I Li J CclCIl j Finest Railroad Shoe on the Market A Klrl wlio doesn't luiv wny lit linini' ri'rliilnly lirr dun trirs I'ltcsiiuvti iiisiior mi s DALLAS. Trx. (Al') Th. llitrlit l:.'V. AIimiii. I, r I!, (iarri ll. HI. ini-siilint,- lil.shop or the I'nites tant Kplseoiml rhiiri-h In Aiin-rli-.i. lltlil lllKlinp of the Ualllls illneest, illeil mnlilenly Mnnilay nit.-ht In his itliiKi. nl St. Mary's e"ll.-ue hi re. lis public Riioukini;. Any j'lillinriiijr proves this where iied-l'1' pie arc culled upon for exteinpoiimemis speeches. in,,' i, We hiive reerelteil thai presenl day pulilic schools hitvr seen fit to do away with Friday afternoon speal'.inic anr the every-day exercises which Inouivht one or more of each class hefoie the school. And while we are lalKiiiK on Ihi.; suliject let us c; atteiition to the iMoimon people who maintain as an ad llinpl. In 1 llfi I clllirell II Viilllln' nee.llliiV nroMlii'Ml inn ilin:iirliiil . ' "u'' ., ... ,.- ,, , H to develop jmlilic spraKine;. 'I he result is very apparent up, a to all of us who associate with I,. I). S. citizens. Their young people are ftt ease on the floor, Ihey talk in coher-l cut manner on the subject before (he house, and easily acquit themselves with credit whenever if becomes neces-: sary for them to defend their ideas bv word of mouth. ' I The Portland Teleeiam evidently sees the great need for the work in a general way iiiimn; young people, and this newspaper wishes lo most heartily endorse the cam paign now working. A step farther would ba excellent if that step could be taken so that school heads of the entire state could be convinced that, the yearly play or the class program given at intervals does not do the work which is needed for all students day in and day out in the art of oialory and public speaking. (Ciilllliineil rriini pare 1 l;ll...r:i. II" Is ,Ml.l lean, klli.KB iiti.y iry will i ii. i .si mi pel ! "" I 'iNn-: I lie el'-l the ru.Mly..; nevern- 'IM alit-.-.l i:..l.,,.. :l ,.i L .1 MUUf If! ' S, II. . I I... . Inr .... I: I 1 all - ISiA f"TTfl i ""'" "' ' -"' ", j-WiL. fa.fitA.Jgl ill nn ii e.iMin. :mi . i ' i sin'ai.cr I -X. HIli'T I 1 1 I . III ', ' ; !:' Ill 111' 1 I....S a... I ,;.. .. alroim i:v"'';v Mr. S. Ii. . rlii. very veeR ! Better Homes, insiiop of EVVM 'OL'.M. (iii Riii m;.P (Coal iiiiii'd t rum i!;t- 1 I,i I u I pit I Ix in hein i-U is hetter homea our More ln-cause u.- .show tin- hind ol furni t m e I hat HiakcH hoiiieH of Hie ht'tler hind. The (ital ity, design ami tut ' the pii'C.s we show can't help hut ntalte a liouie of ap p. -a fiiii; and Invitint; beauty. W. II. Hohnenkamp Company All The Latest Popular She Music Instruftion Folio's for all instruments Violins, Kanjos, Guitars, Banjo-Mandolins and other String Instruments lloliner Accordians, and Harps All Prices Strings and repair parts for your violins, etc. Sec us when you want to buv Newlin Book & Stationery Co. i.a (iitAM)i:, oitiotiox Governor I'ieiee a peals to the voters to elect dry men 1 lo office. He should have amplified that appeal by urging;"; the voters first to go and vote instead of playing golf on i. election day. 'if this nation ever fails it will be through lethargy of citizens w ho do not exercise the right of f ran- ;.:, chiso, for which our forefathers fought, bled and died. ill it I. 'trail !lli!K- all.t I..- hi rni Im Ittilii llio New, Mhciii, llelltl'll ItllsseH 12 mill I .VI'itsseiiKer I.A (illANDIi! - JOSEPH STACK LINK Leave La Grande nt "::Sl A. M., A. M., II:.I0 A. M.. 2::IU l: M. ;l::l(l I. ) 4 ItOl'XIl Tltll'S OAII.V I'liiMiso the Com rutin hie. Safe singe, for Your Trip All will be pleasul to know that the health of Kx-C.ov-urnor T. T. (leer is improving. However, at his age ho is liable to go any time, and the greatest hope of his friends is that he may revive fioin the present attack and be spared for some time to come. mi lieoalise I.a Grande has a large . portion of the city paved is no good leason why the dirt streets should not be graded and kept in condition for travel. A lot of gom people live off the p;,ed streets and when the city over looks doing the need I r.l wmk on the dirt streets it is over looking an important matter. ... "Coolidge Scents Something Vn on Teapot Dome. Well, Mr. luolidgc. is normal (hen, at least. nr.. olfactory equipment It is commonly reported that the Ihilish lalmr ministry plans to usher in spring within the next seven or eight weeks. ' Dritish railwoikers appear to find that it is as hai. to win a strike under a labor government as under anj . pther kind. V 3 .1 i - 1 . ' rfls l!m..; A r m mi LUMET U To Economy tSAKING PQWOER Is truly the wjiM's great est baking n nas produced Pure Feeds Bakings cr over one third oS a ceo tury BEST BT TEST Sales 2 timet osmucJi us that ofeny other brand That strapping big new Overland engine has everybody talking. It is all sinew and power. It sends you zooming up the stillest climbs as nimbly as you please. This is Overland Power Dem onstration week. Come in take an Overland out and prove to yourself that it i3 the most automobile in the world for the money. Champion $695 ; Sedan $795, f. a b. Toledo. 9, c;i;tti(;s & hanks Tltir, K-lll. lop, IlKMlllviil (,"(' hor Is rt'4'oinnn'inlfil hy t'M'iv niilrond iikiii :li hits hovii IticiH is I'oinloiialflr tuiil it iti'uhlc $6.75 .Men's MinUi ami blue 'ow nils, full cut, Iiimm.v iiualil.v Coveralls $2.95, $3 ::: and $3.75 Men's Khaki Pants v sliipntciit of .Men's lu-a k halt I, Mrnfuhl - leu Pauls. lo-s tn" llu Hoail quality $2.25 &$3' Carpenter Overalls IW;i k Itrai- mnl IUs (if Ihi Huad t'arpetilei1 tvvtiu hea y quality ;$2.25, 2.50 Riding Pants .Men's larr anil hill Ion tiiri (utii Killing I'ants, kliakl itntl t!i tluitiy $3.75 $6.50 Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER A T T E N T I O iN ! COXTKACTORS - CARPENTERS HOME IUIILDERS We offer the following lumber at greatly reduced prices.- You can save money in ; I' loorin;?, 1x1, No. 3 grade Fir and Larch. Rustic, lxt. No.-:.; grade, No. 10(5 Pattern F&I Unstic, lx(i, No. 2 grade, No. 101 Pattern Pino Rustic, lx i)i-'Jt:r., No. 101 Pattern Pine Ceiling, lxl, No. 3 grade, Double Beaded Used Lumber, 1x10, F&L, Rough or Surfaced. Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company ; READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS All the World Isn't a Stage Some of it is a Work Bench. Vonr wo Hi p.opte itn i n I ( r.-sl is 1 1 1 ri m luliK us ynu a iv a citi.i n. Ih hen your n yunr every Vo l want to set' prosp'T. You in her schools. Ii ii si n r ss ent flvir trov i mm nt. town hank is a ls in all th. se thir Why bhout.lu'i v on the juh toK- t li.-r V Keep your money In lh-, I.A (illANDi: NATIUNAIj liAN'K h- i- it ran h- lp I Orandf instia.I tf some oth-i t r town. La Crandf int-resietl fhnrch' pr's' s anl The hoitu--illteresteit ,s. , AM,' Im i There is no substitute for safity .