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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1924)
I till tutu I Ht ) t Tli 11 1'PdflV; May ' 1 5, 1021. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i! ii i p. I Ml. I f j jiillli ; - ,.- First in Smartness- Tt6 Froc Fashions Aren't you all allnill aliout .slimmer heinff practically here aliuut "linir to the seashore, the mountains, or perhaps the cotlajje at the lake, or perhaps just, resting at home? In any event, you're all ntlirill aliout (felling new clothes, cvciyone is. Our selections of lulilialilc Frocks are dcliht fuliy summery, so entirely smart we're urine; you to come in liy.hl away and see them. ' A Good Place to Trade IS; HOE ASKS SUPPORT J HUNT'S LETTER -Continued from ptttfo 1) phraflc; Hmlth fliymr) with myth. Not MCA if 00 ffooi rinH.' Kt'rrtioo! ItQluion KUb wllh "All's done." l'ndrwopV .Slum Id ku j;ood. (iianfr Let him pn.ta! I'ox-rln a hox! Povitf Ah! H nillint Hiivr mil Mttl& iqlarn for tlio IK'inh from th'at Ht of iinnicH, If iidapiuhtllly lor fitting to funry pfcraueH 1h lo lio th;decldlnff factor in the m Ire lion. T Wherefore. DeiuocrntB will de- ellna to fiRht in alllieruUvo Imttle :v!!h f5 V.. O. P and will unswi'P l hi R&ubttcan chniu-ntr io "ui-t-p Coid with' Coolnltfc" hy retorting "Why ! Ml In ''"inhy " 1,01,1 Kinrri?' ' Much hns been wrillen nlionl tho likelihood of ii third parly. )i. oded. ly H'-nutor T.a Fondle, lull lev-ond ptcUlnif ih 'hit. Mm' eni inr from WfsfonHln hm the prob ahP presidential noiuliier Uhti' hiiH lutii lillle ftpcculntlnn uh lo ihe tMipi(tr:inK ikthoiiih'I in ih- I ii iiili'i:thi' ttf tiiirh party. Iffirrh-t HlJirtlon ISIoU-li, dnit-,)i- U-v of lOJlziihcl h f'ady Stniiton, pio jiiMT HiiffntffiHi, hiii;K''H'm tl"'-' wo 1 1 n ii who find dirnMiMy In nt.jnnt- llriK Itll'IIIMI'IVi-H (O 1)l JKiltCllH llltd lnlnolp:tlH of tin- two old piirllfri, ivhlrh Kifll t unci ion chief ly from Uh- ijifiMi'iiliftf vW'Wpolnl, st'lz' I he opportunity lo g-t hi on It Kroiind floor in the l.u l-'oll'tto purty. To make tho party truly proKi-rs-sivi. In Its ri'PoKnitlori of i'iiial siiff riii'tt iin well UH in ItH atlillhli- I toward ot)wr funduint'iitulH, hIh- jwiyn HiTond plar on tin- Hrlti-t inirrlit propirrly Im flltrd hy a vo nian, nnd BiiPKstH Jan- Addnm as a vli'o prt'siil- tl'lH! cyt'.di'lntf. who would ilruw thnu.inmlfi of women's vnlijj lo tlH' l-:i l-Nillette purty. f "We women ftiluilhT f(i:iit''i"''liTiy" idea of i 'wotnnu's parly,' " nayn Mis. liluteh. "Tho time Ii:im K""' hy lor women to talk about Ki tthiK fhlnrs for women. Thnf Is played oiil, We iinist work for ilie Iliiii':; that are pood for nl hiiriumity. not just for uoiiim! alone." Vermonters In Waidilnrton, at a Maple MiiKar I'aiiy" thrown ii I Senutor I'orter I tale, wIidoim d ( thil'KM Up lor 'ul 'OolldKe, IMy-; iiiouth, V'l., Iioy. im a enndidjile ; for president. A "aweel" Hlif w.u, ! had ly all. I Mrs. A. K. Iviinhoe, prt's.nl n I'ltnihelil of the ofriee of eotllllV Miperhtl ejHPnt, who y- a riindhfare lor re-noinlnaiioii toiin Isaned (tie lollowiliK Klaleim nl to the voter.-.: I urn asking lor ihe :iiip'''' and the vole of I lie petJpl' of f nioii eoiinty. Von t;ve loot' kiii-wn lie and my work to our -.ehnol.;. For iweniy-.sevf'K years I huve M-en a rtsiifent of lnlui county. Knr ;.xi' n yeaiM you Icive known im as teacher, hoth in tlie. grades and hiKh aehool, nnd I iipeni one vnr um rrMie leueher in I lie W fiit on Stale normal, l-'or Ihe pji?;t eleven ve:irs I have ei-n your 'otiut' School Hiipei-lni. h.:. i.l aiid lo I ii i : WOrk 1 liU V.; llt AO'eil ny i til ii e time. ; All of you t tin I are ronversaol with SehooJ ,aws of oreoii in the sIli.hfeM dere know thul Mm MeliTllon of te;iehers for otn' M-hooln is hi the hands of Ihe vnr: otiii hehool lioaids of the eoiimy, ami I hul Ihe li-nr-lier-H iUalll : -lion.s are uIho preserilted ami iei;it lalei) dv the Ktale lto;trd of I-Mium-t ion. i'n I ra ii not promise yon IIm tie Pet ion of tear hers, as l hi.--i.s liol in the powff of the Counly Meliool Sup riulen.ii-.-tl. I'.nt wh- ii lejifhefrt are Seheled y the Sciio-d lioardH, who ar e IIh iiw-Ivi-m ep el -eii hy Ihe people t ) ilo Ihls work, it is iry duly mid my pleasure : help t tiellj. lo lll,ilk" KOOl. I warn to le eleeti-d on i.iy rec ord in ofl iee, on keeping- ynur :;i hool.i seroiul to iionc in I he St.'-te, on wuicliliitf over every dh ttiel, no matter how remole. nnd KivhtK H the same awd-slnnce lh:'t the town Hfhools receive. To the parents I can truly nay that I know your prohjeius, for I am a mother, as weij as teacher, one oT my sons served in t tie late wur as mi officer in the l". S. Navy. The ottier Im a yoortr? wid ower with three siimll (diihlren to care for whieh he Ih doin hi the h'-.';t way pot dtde for hh) peac of mi tilt I . Only one of I hese llltle oties 1- of j-;ihool afe and Iium at lenih'd i he pnldit school in I :i Craiide since I he ileal h of her mot her. col h of my somi were educated hi the puhlie ehooln of I.a (iiande. no.- wor.l more; I am Indeed :.n American. My Kfeaf. hranil-fM.ti.e;- foitjrlit in the Uevolutionary 'war for the prlnelpleH on which our I 'rinoeraey is loiindcd. I i hivp hi-eti u memher of the reH ! h tet-ian chiirch for ihirly years 'and can hav from my heart that I Mow .ur children and for the !-:ik' of iheSe children, who are j indeed mv frteiiils, I hope I mny ihe coittinueil in I Sirs office. I Ai efficient teuelters in I'riior roiiniv alfto know they have my ufhiunliffed ftiipport and asHiHlance, and to promote I heir welfare h my create!.' delight. Willi fM"a:ilnde roe' your pad nuppni i ami vote In lln- I'rtuui ries. wot. 'i ti nd ii?;ain no I if if In k fntr l uiii-iinrl and voir- in the I'rimnrie ill Home e A. :. si-Ari,i)iN'i KPORTINO ;KII lin.-i'lilit - 'ronuifl - ftoir m.lNMS .V. .IOHNSON l'fOp.4. ifn- Hi, I 'ftni. ! ' ""; 1 1 '.' S'cry, :i'ui't'r'ly. mirH. M I.S. A. i:. IVANIIi IK. - Il'ald A.licr.i.i-ii'iMii.l Don'l Fail to "Sidip One fur l!niuii ("ouiity" VOTIO l-'Olt E. J. Senccrbox Kepulilicau ('aiid.'ilnle I'OIl .-COUNTY COMMISKIONKH (iuiiranlees (:'.i'r anil im partial execution of all liil.-.incss cominjr liefore the corr.iiiissinner.i. Will treat all alike without Fear or favor. 'i'lianl; you! v - J'liitl AilviTli-Stlil'lll. Don't Rush Men r VKKV MAN IN TOWN HAS A CUANCIO TO VOTB I0R Ot'K ST11AW HATS TUB I'RK'K IS LOW Till: (JI'AIJTY sri'KIM'INi:. $1.75 to $3.50 II! SCRANTDN 8 SHORT Others in Langley ('ase (iiven Two Years COVINOTON . (Al'i - Milioii Lipschullz. of I'hiiudelfdiln. coli-viclt-tl with l 'oiiKreHHtnau l.aiiKh-y. wan Henteiircd lo two y ar.s in Ihe At Inula penitent in ry. The name Melilence wftH IntpOSed Upon M. II. I fill ) i . of Alliance. Ohio an! Wal ter H. f'arey, of Canton, tihto, in "iiCvYr' with i.uiitfhy -'vnd' i:iir, Hcliullz, who jdeaded ituili y (ft charKCH durliiff the trial, l-an)ftey will not rejiip-n jih con - rressmitit, his filtorueys annoiiner-d, I ax Grande Slattress SIiop and Weaving Works , Mattresses of all kinds cleaned and rdulll; Feather KenovuthiK; Hn.T and I luff Itus mane to oidcr and for anle. Car pet and lint? fJh'UU.-v li.K. MocnHCrt Ftiirilfrator ' l''ncory I'Ikiiio r.:i-V (Ml AM. i:!VAICIS, I'rop. To The Voters 0 County Tlio future of you r childroi dependr. upon the jiulilic schools. If cloctod, T .shall endeavor to place, with out added expense, the Puhlie Schools of Union County on a modern and efficient hasis. rs. Green (I'airt AdverM;-.emeH( ) Weather can't keep you from walking if you wear the shoe with a real "chassis," the Arch Preserver Shoe. The Bootery Inc. 206 Depot Slreet Phnne Main 118 "A Paradise for Tired Feet" Home of. Ilic Arch-Aid Shoe for Men, and Women CROVER SMITH, Mgr. 50X Geo. T. Cochran SOX Geo. T. Cochran Union Tomorrow we jjo lo the polls to select our candidates for office. We ask that you $ve your vote and support to o Union County man for the Republican Nomination to Congress from the Second Congressional District. We ask that you support a man who was born, raised and educated among us a man whose wide acquaintance with Eastern Oregon conditions and men makes him especially fitted for this high position He is a man who is prominent in his profession and is recognized as one of the able men of Oregon. That Man Is 7 OF UNION COUNTY VOTE FOR HIM, YOU WILL BE PROUD OF HIM IN CONGRESS -raid Advertisement.'' C'OCIIRA N -FOIWOXG RESS CLUB La (irande, Oregon