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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1924)
Saturday, May 17, 1921. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NINE FALL LAID TO ill HISS CRACK TEAM Easy to Tune the HEACOCK Radiophone II SHOWS It is thu easiest radio to luno on the market to day. ' A slight turn of the dial and the result is stiirtliiiK. Perhaps the second sketch in this advertisement in i g h t seem overdrawn but op erators of one ,of our radio sets have heard stations us far uway as Ha vana, Cuba. The Hoacock Radiophone is as near perfection as 'they can be made at the present time. 0. M. Ileacock, who lias over 15 years experimental ex perience, personally supervises their construction and many features that make it so perfect, are his own design. You must hear one to appreciate its value. Call us for a demonstration today. We also handle other standard makes of radio. Prices rani;e front $30 to $300. HeacockY Rarjio Service Enterprise, Oregon. , ' Broadway at Stark Portland, Ore. . YOU. AI1I0 ASSURED A l'KRSON- " AlTllOSPlTAMTY AND INDIVID UAL ATTENTION through the combined efforts of a stuff, who after years of train ing, understand the needs of the traveling public. MUSIC, DANCING and, the BEST TO EAT AT Arthur H. Meyers Manag Simply Wonderful As clean and beautiful as the first day you wore it that is the way we re turn the dresses and garments which you send us for cleaning. Try us with some article which you have discarded because of soil and we know you will be agreeably, sur prised with the result. Modern Laundry Swimming Sharks to Rep-'Bishops Flay tho Silver resent Islands at Olympic TryouU. the HONOLULU, U') Tin- iiiiiiu Kiiliuniuiiuku, of puli'iti manic in. :tlu mvhiimiiiK work! Hiuif jyu when i)uki KahanainuUu ucni from llawuli to I Ik- .SluHiiiohii lOlyinpaid and curried tho colurs of lw L'ntn-d Wat in lo victory In thc ; I Hnioti'r fn-t-alyk' awnn. may ahtni! with rcm-wid luster this iyi'ur. uccurdtng tu mvhmuliif? au- tlioritit'8 hurt. Sam, youiiKvr brother of the Duke, in counted upon tu revive i the fume of l hi' . Kahamimuku fam II.. IniM i-li. n imi olio of (hi members nf I lit b .-.lad ! Screen for Making Irish Girls Devils." "Kegular Id lie sent liy the Hawaiian A. A. U. to tho secllunul try out on the niuinland. Sam itt a freestyle imrtnler and also haH Heverul fust lireuHlKtruke ! performances to his credit. Hi !s I 19 years old. Hi bet freestyle performance, wan loo nietetH open ; water In Iron 3-5. a Hawaiian rec ord and only oiie-fttth vt u hccoiiu I over 1 Hike s Olympic record. ( The other memltcrH of Hie nwlin ' mint; mpiad are: Muricclx-n WeliHelau, holder of 'the world's woman's freeNlyle tank i record of 1 :n" for 1 imi hk-Ici-h. Henry LunliiK. with a Jnu-ineti-r backstroke record of 1 : 1 II 1-5, i one-fifth of a sccoth ilhc world's record. (lty IAMJ-;l OVONNKLI,) j IM lil.l.N (INS) - Irish KM-!:. ! "are becoming regular devils,' no ( cording lo lr. o'lioherty. the, Ilishop of On I way, and Holly- ! wood (California) is chiefly to; blame, j i'rcuchhitf at a reconl conririna- j lion service at lialway, I ho hlshup hud a few plain words to say uluuu j the way the yoiilii; foil:.) of today carry on, and he attributed ihi breakdown In the morals of tin- , younger generation to the per- i WHERE IS MM YOUR WOODPILE? nii-ioiiji influence of tho silver j screen. As a cure, lie suggested ! that parents resort to (he good old fushloncd remedy of spanking I heir ' daughters to curb (heir wuywaid i tendencies. "Hollywood," the .plain-spoken ! bishop declured, "Is a den of vice j and Immorality, and most of the heroes and heroines put on I he. Hereon for our admiration are people without neiintj of religion or morality, flood pictures tiro a niuguillceni influence in any com munity, but tile unfortunate tiling is that the people engaged In the produetiun of pictures are without morality. They do things In slower thanlsceites that are calculated to under. mine the most slcadlast. l luy I William Klrchbaum, stroke swimmer with i mice of 3:01' 1 -f for LMin meters. Warren Kealoha, holder of 1 he world's 1 on-met er backstroke rec ord of 1:1 U-f. Charles rung, son of Kit Hue I 'ling, Chinese who has played baseball In the senior league here for tho past 2.1 yonra rtia Kealohu, inembe of the 1 20 America n freesl vie ( My in pic relay team, and second to 1 bike all-night daucei Kiiluinainoku In the lno- ter race rrcfiticiit In the breast-1 aeek to make money at the piic erlorm- of I lie souls of I hese good boys and girls wo see around us." Having Hpoken bis mind about the movies, thu bishop turned his attention to Hie general deteriora tion which, hr declares, has taken place In the morals of the Irish people. "The physical ns . well as lite moral st rengt h of t he people, of Ireland Is being broken down by and drinking' is intervals between 'at Stockholm. dances," he asserted. "We used lo Members of (lie track and field 1 have a reputation for the modesty suuad include: Mlllim Carter, of of our girls and tho pnrily and 'Hilo, holder of the island high j manliness of our men. It is jump record of fi feet 11 1-1 'alarming ilm" t!u: Irish love of vlr- inclies. established thl;: . year; j tue ami chastity uppears to io Itichard - flartley, formerly of growing cold Vale, vault holder of t he island pole record at 12 feet 7-X inches, established t his year; and John Watt, formerly of Cornell I'nl verstty, holder or Ihe iKland 12" yurd high hurdle record pf IB S-H seconds. Uruguay SunerinKri From Duel Epidemic MONTH VI HKO, Uruguay (INH) -Duels, which havo bc:en ah everyday mailer among I he most prominent people of Hie soelal and political circles of Cruguuy, are now staged three and even four limes a day and are causing great concern lo I he police of Ibis country. According to I-ay. any Cm guayan citizen Is free to chatlenm I have the greatest respect for the virtue, of Irish 'girls but I know Hume of Ihciu arc becoming regu- ! lar devils. Where 1 do placo Ihe j btaine? First of all, on the girls themselves. The glrlH will tell you I hat the Itoys led them astray, but It ls'lho experience of many Uu.t If It were not for I he print y of our Irish hoys there would be far more scandals (ban (hero are. Peo ple talk a lot of nonsense about Innocent girls. The blame lies up on the girls 1 honiKclvcM. They are not innocent, and, they arc not misled. 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Perhaps there is a de cidedly advantageous application of our service to your home or business. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company "Always At Your Service" . illflif I : 1 mm t ------ . p-T-.'i- til leal situation in that state, and for llils offense was arresled and sentenced to a term In jail. II had been lakeii for granted right along that tuiyt hlng said In a newspaper was free from legal ac tion, but t he Covt i nor of Men- am not iiich j nnt (o j-jnnidj, i nir roads and I ...1,1 I,. llllr..P I., II, t waxs. 1 ay to falhers f i;10"'. I,B Hh'vIb... am L-irls do not obey them lav the ,I,,H "'rough! suit on behalf nf the anybody lo a dud, and Ihe only ,.(Mh nOI Ml.lr IUL.ks. Thlll was MI,U! """ "',! whht. thing, the police can do Is tit HloPtthe ll system, and It should be I "Constitutional governiie-iiin, it when the duelists ijre dlseov-j,m, HVMrm today. (their officials and all provincial ered on the "field of honor" and j "Mothers should tell their jmsiilullons organized under Hi before the duel bus actually . daughters of their failings and; laws of Mcndoza cannot be at stjirted. should not cherish the notion that ! lacked by the press, because they I; veil lr. ltallazar Uruiu, while j,y imiu girl cannot do anything 1 represent the law. and an attack 1'risldunt of the Kcpiihllc. ws wruiiK!' Some day they will find! against them In an attack agalus' challenged and resigned his offlc that their wrong." Newspaper Writer Is Jailed in Argentine lo wipe orrihe offense wllh the point of a sword. Naturally lr. ltrmn was recalled to office after Ihe Incident, and this gave en couragement to other officials to fight duels. Now. however. eerlaln police regulations have bi-eii enforced ItlKNdS A II 1 1 OS, against duels, so anybody who Ihe first time in tin feels that his honor is at stake 1 1 h- Argentine pr,.s.s th has lo cross the Klver Plate and!.,f lr freedom of the 'little girl' had gofie I the law, and, therefore, u crime S1 : question pnss has go to Ituciios Aires, with his sec-arisen in court. A iicwspaiHTinaii onds and a case of swords and sentenced to I wo years in jail was slightly wound his opponent, ji ,e result. whereupon he feels satisfied. Senor Francisco Mend eg Calwi shakes hands with the former jtUt tl prominent Hikiioh Aires enemy, and the reunited parties newspaperman sent lo the Pro proceed to celebrate Ihe occasion nvv ol- Mundo.u as traveling cor- ( wllh a "blow out" in the best res-, respondent, allowed hims-lf tu Itaurnnt In town. comment rather vividly on the pn- i " 1 ; s Old Tires Make New Streets , TOUT PERSONS Ifit-lln to full ffi'linenflrr t'nt lim, uny pit inn, coasiloat ion Rtlitved and dtgetthn imprnvtd by (iN.-).-i.-ur! CHAMBERLAIN'S i.ii..ry or I TABLETS Cl-fininf and comforting - mly 2S the Superior ( 'ourl, .iuutici ol Mendoza hay ruled. Hut It look a hundred years and Kenor Meudo. Calzada to find it out, and it seems doubtful that any tiewHpaperiuan will forget 11 now. Springfield Ibiclur Sued It. II. Moon of, Uoshcn ycatetday I lied separate suits in circuit. Kl'CKNi;, Ore. Contending I court against lr. V. t. 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The kidneys hHp filter f 1 i : acid from I he blood and pass It on lo I he bladder, where it may rctnain ! iriitatc and inflame, aitising a hurniiiK, scalding scnsali-in, or setting up an irritation at the neck of the bladder, obliinw you to seek relief two r three times during the !iif;l)t. 'i'hi sufferer is in constant dread; llie, water passes sometimes with a S'ald iii scnsalifni and very prnfu.if ; again, there is difficulty in vidinj? it. Hfailder weakness, mnl folk rati it localise they can't control itrinati'ttt. I While it is extremely atinoyiiif and j sonictimrs very painful, this h often ! one of the most simple ailments In j overcome. Begin drinking Ms of soft wafer, also get about four ntmcn ni I Jad Salts from your pharntaebl and i take a tablespoon fid in a f,t)Vi of I wafer before breakfast, ''niitimi'' l!n , j : for iwo.nr three d;tys. 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