La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1924, Image 4

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UP LAUNCHED
U. S. Officials Charge 'Monday Set as Day to
Wt.l.li'if-s with Sni'wul-I Becrin Work of Cloan-
3 I iiiK Foot and Mouth j jng Up City Park for
PARKPLANNED
Disease.
SAN KUANi'TPfO (AP). A
round Ins: up of niinH-rH of thi
I. W. W. in fr.-rfn. WitHhinpfton,
Tourist Trade.
WAl.I.OWA, fHC (fulfil)
Tit1 nufrtnK hH.l' hiTc Mumliiy
rvf-nlnir In the interfHt of tin' onto
':ilirrnl;i, Ni-vnilii nnd Arizona I t: pack proved n vt'ry MTi,.rui nr
to lie rnndiirtfil hy tin I 'nil d j mlr. Tim attnl:iiire witrt fvt'n
Stntr-H di'parttni-nt of jiiHtioc, !.-- uirf; r than had hft-n rxMTtfd. A
raiifir' of t ho nlh-Rvd nrtivity nf j houuiifnl ford wa wrvnd. IK M.
tin- oi-Kanlxution in ttn- stati-s Mujor was toactmaNiiT of th oc
in wpn adlnrr tho font and mniiili j rqMoirr Tho muciinK wum undi-r
ditu-aw in 4'nlifornia and HIi-k j ho auto park rniiimiiti'i which
ally aiding In tht tfnncral' hnycnrt ),ad hr-i-n nann-d nl a picnic nid t
of ' Callfnrniii kooiIh, it wan . an -' iiiir at the nurk rcccinly. K. A.
noiinccd Thurfulay hj firovo I..
Ktnli, asHijaant' I'nttcd Htalcs dis
trict ntturncy.
I nllcy. (. JoncH ami l. M. Ma
jor were Iho comniiitcc who Kftvc
a report on their invOKiiKuiinim oi
The campniRn was directed j th pioposiuon. it w,,H iecm'o
from the i. W. W. headnuart ( I to - further develop, the present
OFFICE CAT
TNAOI MAK
I BV JUNIUS!
Editorials From
Over the Nation
Fit! Ittxttdrr: "U'IiiiI'ji (lie mai
ler with iho Iiciih?"
Niifitiil IMllo; "Thrj'vi Jusl tils-
ciirctt how itiuch iiinsnn ukt for
lnluu hrh'kM'"
' v
If he Hitfl cloomlly at n diHtnnrc.
Klivvcr Kain Hiiya tile lady ho in
tcachiiiK o drive lite car In tint
wife.
Ait M R am wa.h i viu: of
iio.m: hi t rr ikst wim; to
say so to vol it win;.
Hhelkat wan on nnolhor ' npreo
law! n I u 1 1 1 and JutiitiH t hIIM nnfor-
Rlvlna', Her fnrn.fr friend. Hi ill
leHpfindt-ui, liitrrowMl a car from
a pal nf hi ami
wild n ItiUi- itq
nor carhfd
where car own
rrn nlwayH rarhe
It, ho Hlarte mil
on a Joy ride
"- Tht Chicago Murder Trial
.The approaching trial of Chicago's two youthful mur
rlorers and kidnapers has so many interesting angles that
it has already challenged the attention of all classes of
leaders. As the trial progresses, lawyers and laymen
alike will be interested in the development and charactei
r.f the defense. The prosecution has already shown its
Aill hand and claims to have a "perfect case," proof against
attack from any angle.
There are many thousands of persons who arc always
attracted by the morbid in our ciiminal courts. On thj
present occasion the appeal fs to many who ordinarily
never follow such proceedings. The medical profession will
be. interested because the public has already been informed
of the intention of both sides to present a phalanx of
alienists and experts -in mental abnormalities. Without
doubt new theories will be advanced and new diagnoses
will be presented that will be used in the future by doc
tors In the treatment of patients who have not entered
npon a criminal career, but whose .symptoms arc similar to
those nscrilwd to the defendants in the Chicago court.
Then educators, preachers, moralists and parents will fol
low with absorbing interest what may be developed t,
sought to le developed as the underlying incitivos or funda
mental causes leading up to the commission of n crime
Vrhoso revolting featuves have shocked the entire country.
Some rommentors on tho case have expressed regret
that there could not be a change of venue that would
transfer the trial to Old liailey in Umdon. That tribunal
is famous the world over for the celerity with which it
administers justice and the completeness with which it
suppresses all appeals to, mawkish sentimentality. Old J'1'', jl r"r r,,'r""J1n'r lo J11,'"
'liailey might dispose of this case within the time it will j ii,Th( JJ iiaor'1
LikkA thi Chienmi rniirt tn RpWt n mi'V. ami that won drivers license.
be the end of it as far as the public is concerned.
k However, if it is true that good may sometimes come
out of evil, then it is possible that this may be one in
stance of verification of the adage. At least one of tho
self-confessed criminals has avowed himself to be an athe
ist. Perhaps it may be developed that neglect of religious
training and hence a lack of sense of personal responsi
bility to a Supreme Being was one of the factors in culti
vating an exaggerated ego in the youthful criminal. Other
lay followers of similar cases 'have ascribed absence of
parental discipline as a contributory cause of degeneracy,
not specifically in the Chicago case, but in many others
that appear in the daily news calendar. Many worthy men
and women who recall their own youth feel that too much
stress is laid upon the assumed right of .so-called self-expression
in the children of today. Then the question has
been discussed as to whether or not abnormal precocity
fhould be encouraged or discouraged. The proud parent
or teacher may unconsciously artlministcr the virus of van
ity with the stimulant to givator achievement by a prodigy,
and unless the latter is super-human, distressing results
mny follow. So few of us observe the happy mean.
These aro some of the things that the Chicago tri'd
is expected to furnish as food for thought on the part
of the serious-minded who follow its progress.
A MOTORIST'S (TtlMi;.
Iron wood Oloho: A child 4 years
fold was killed ui Itamwiy Saturday.
jFho wan sacrificed on tho altar ot
jMpeed. The driver' of the autoino
hlle (a woman ) which si rack the
'child did not stop.
At this wrltltiff her 'identity is not
; known1. The police are m-cklnK her-
I uklntr tier Into custody will not
restore Hit, life of the child. Noth
iiiK ran do that. Hut, unhna she I
can satisfy officials that she wasj
entirely hlamcleHS. she will he pun
ished and held up as an example
to other motorists.
When sho learns of the child's
death, whethnr she Is apprehended
or not, sho will never he' ahlo to
forsret that hecuuse of careless
ness, site was responsible for tuk
Iiik a human life, iho life of a
sweet little jfit'J who promised so
much. If she hud only used (rood
judgment. If tthn had not hecu over
whelmed by Hie desire to reach tier
destination so iiulckty. she mlKhl
have averted tho accident, and a
Itninsay fumilv might still he hap
py In the posHcssion of n dear. In
nocent, Utile tflrl.
Imagine (ho feeling; of tho pa
rents! Kour years of love, of wor
ry, of constant vIkII over a child
from the moment she was horn un
til Saturday, have heen in vain. A
careh-ss driver, animated hy the
desire lo "(jet there." sirue.k down
the child of these parents; struck
down their plans and ambitions for
ithi-lr dniiKhfcr. and h-rt them Krlef
1 stricken.
I Isn't It time thai motorists came
in i'hleaffo. Kink said. The de
fendants will he prosecuted in-
IdVr a section of (he Sherman Anti-trust
net which penalizes any
illeRal act that will result in
! blocking Interstate - trade.
I Infected dogs 'were used to
spread tho Infection over a larir-'
area. Kink said.
I ii vest Iffat if ui Klnrtcil.
park urounds, by cutting out roads
and making a general cleanup of
obstructing brush in order to inuk
easy noccHs for cars. Tho city
park consists of several acres or
land nlonir the river east o( lown.
and when improved will offer a
splendid camping site, only a short.
distance from town. Monday. June
.1, was set as clean-up day at tne
The department of justice wrsiparkr when nil Interested persons
asked lo Investlgnto ufter the)ltre asked to come ami ncip wiiji
foot and mouth epizootic took a the new Improvement. Htcwnri
Ion and mvsterlnus fiimn from ) Tullcv and others favored' the
.Stanislaus to l,os Angeb s conn-, meeting with . musical selections.
to their senses?
h-Hst! and he had I Isn't it time ih.-y realized that
a couple of fern-hcause they are bi himl a stecrlnv
i mine cam along- wneet, ntey are cmuien 10 inrir
with htm. 1 iMhtire of te rn:nl and no more, that
.t.f.?ui.VrlW 'fV'JC did they must give due consideration
ties. Kink said. The possthii'ty
that the bacteria might have been
deliberately placed In berry an 1
herb shipments was carefully
looked into.
The spivud of tho epiitootlc win
also linked up with sticker
pamphlets and other propaganda
matter alleged to have come from
tho 4'hicago headquarters, soma
of which said: "Boycott i'allfor-
nla goods until Koid and Suhr
aro vindicated.'
'Hoyoott I'allfornia goods until
rlmlnal syndicalism laws aro re
pealed."
Kord and SUhr. hop fiebl work
ers, are serving life terms In Kol-
Botno state prison after having
been convicted of murder In con
nection with tho killing of Ids-
riot Attorney Manwell of Yuha i tne WPei4.
Kveryone oxpresseii tnemsoivuH
greatly pleased with tho results
achieved. With the amount oi in
terest manifest, it Is expecU-d that
within a short time tho outolsis
will find tho park an irteai place
in which' to make camp. Signs
will h placed at different points
iiroetinir travel lo tho para.
Jf. .M. Vaught made a business
trip to Portland the latter part of
the week.
Knv-emi hands of sheep hnvft
been moved through here recent
iv heinr taken to Iho high monn
tains for summer range, i no niiocp
hnw tho efficls ot the dry sea
son and short feed, tho groator
oart of them being very poor.
Hoy Cook of l.ostlne was among
the Wallowa visitors tho firsi oi
county during a labor riot at
Wheatland about 10 yearn ago.
The propaganda against Califor
nia goods includes a statement
hy a Dr. J. Kdward rurtysk'.
prominent eastern veterinarian, to
tho effect that tho "foot nni
mouth dtsonse was communicated
to humans and that therefore no
one should enter the state- nnfi
ons ime goods shipped therefrom.
Wholale arrests aro expected,)
according to Kink.
Kugene Mlmnangh made a num.
lt fity well nut II , In others, and that safety of life j mi'iiilH-rs ff t he
niAit'.r.K Aitr. itioicrroi s.
SAVS UI I 11 IM OK 1. W. W.
CI I It 'At it) (AP). James Mor
ris, secretary of the general de
fense committee of the Industrial
Workers of the World. Thnrsdiy
night charneteri.ed as ridicu
lous" charges by drove I,. Kink,
asHlHtant 1'nlted States district al
tornev at San Kranclsco, thai
W. W. wor.
hoy gtit over near 1 'nion when , and timb Is more important than
Sheika I, using nm arm to si,r living a few iiilnuh m of tlmi In
With (the- other one was busy),
went Into the ditch trying tn mUs
: flivver. He paid th.- police a
film nf lift this morning for beln
bunk, I Hii- for driving while in
Why pay any attention to C. V.ascom Slemp? Mv,
Coolidge is the man people aro looking to tn handle things
and it would Im no great calamity to the country if C.
jlascom should pack his doll rags and leave the White
House, .
;, There, is a little too much rod stuff in that 'third parly
movement at St. Paul. Only the self-appointed leaders
will drink the radical speeches and like them. The farmers
r-f this country never were red, never will be rod, at.d
have litlle use for the rod leadei-s.
: Senator IMcNary says he cannot very well attend the
(Democratic national convention as his desk is covered up
with work. Uight, Charlie, stick to your post of 'duty,
just as you did during the late campaign in Oregon. The
Vote you received indicates that people of this state want
you to stay at that desk.
reaching (he destination?
smoki(. i Yin: U'oohs.
(Nilnmbus I Hspatch : 'alifnrnin
fori-st fire statistics for the past
year show the greatest number of
fires for any twelve months since
1!H7. The total number recorded
was 1,3fi7. floiiin of these were due
lo lightning which Is, of course, be
yond human control.
Others came from sparks scatter
ed by railroad trains a cause
which Is so far only partially ca
pable of control, hut can probably
She; iy lip aro the liest l.iok-.lf. mn((, entirely so in the mture.
lug hi In (.ramie." Other fires started rrom the
He; ni pni mine up nunlnst nperattons of brush burners, a
them on.utme." 'necessary work which can he done
jat such times, and in such a way,
' A new story ts ffoing around Jujas to cause no danger,
Oilinde about a negro who .was j Some fires were the work of ln
asked by the proprietor of a store itentlonnl Incendiaries a cnuso
how ho happened to need credit 1 which ran never be entirely ellm
when he'd such a good garden limited, hut may be reduced by vlg
truek crop. lorous detective work, and the dras-
j "The ducks got about all ibe'tle punishment of nil offenders who
crop, sir," was the mournful re- can bo caught.
!'. ' . All these, reasons, however, ac-
"What you mean, ducks?" 'count for but 60 per cent of last
"Welt, you see," cxphtlned tlU (year's California forest fires,
old man. "When I sent the stuff: Of the other 60 per cent, not n
up to Portland they deducts i ho 'single one sprang from a cause
freight, and they deducts tho stor- which should not have been con
uge rhat-Kes, and they deducts thejtrollcd as a matter of course by
"With the Increasing number of
aidomoblles and cops." Hhei
kat mournfully declared (his morn
ing, "the highways Might tn he
made both longerwiud wider."
coinmNsltiu, ami they deducts the
taxes y i s, sir. de ducts got ahniit
all th,e crop and that's why I'm
here."
the person Immediately responsible
tho campflro builder or tho
smoker. '
The Dispatch has never thought
11 wise to make an uniualiried war
"IPs iinly fl nYlnek ami 1 Ion the smoking of tobacco. It has
told on tn cmo ntler supMar."
lie: "That's nbat
, The less a man knows about his
own bujtaewi. the more ho thinks
he knows about tho business of
government.
no sort of sympathy, however for
mint nftit." jtho smoker who will so use his
clgnr, cigarette or pipe as lo cnuse
oven the slightest, possible danger
of a forest fire.
Such an offence Is wholly inex
cusable, ami the man. or woman
either, who gives origin? to a forest
fire In that way should ho subject
Ihllvlroro ('lianlaiHiia This W'tvk.iin a severe legal penalty, with no
AUiiufitimi mi iUt nurt nt the iirnm
llll.l.sn0l!0. Orr-.-Tho nnminl ,M""r l-rov.y.nj. "inmv than
l 'ttlnituuiilfu u..,l,r th KlllHon.l1"" m f'"'' """ ,l,c rlr0 w!,s
Whlli' manamt'tlt lt'Kjin It.H
IUM Hfittiton In the litir tent 0:1
tin- roiirthoiiKo Inwit. The iro-
pri'iidlnfr lh rooi nnu mn m-
lis.' Ill western uliitea nnd llleir
illy nlillnir In n hnvenll or Cnll-
fiirilln KOHdM. News dlKputeheH
were the first Inllmallnn he lind
hail nf any snrh nrtivity. .Mr.
Morris asild. He said, n rorm.'.l
statem.nt denyinu !" rnniB-.
would he Issued later.
I'hls eharjre Is just another
plot In dl.Kredit the labor orimn
I7.11II011 whleh has perfnrmed surh
eonstrilrtlve work III Improving
the rnndlllon of mini (taillzc 1
workers In fallfoniln. In spile r.f
the erlniinal syndleallslll law.
whieh has filled the p. -n It. 'Ill in re .
with more than a h indred "union
men." the statement hy Serrelnrv
Morris, Issued Thursday nlKIH.
said.
NEW BUSINESS
COUPE IS OUT
thus started.
gram was opened with tho Ha
waiian nrehestru --In Hie afternoon
and Or. Parker Miles as lee
turer In . I he evening. Tho junior
ThivaU of 'IVrmrMs Hrlvo
LUIhmi Itiislucvs Metj to Plight
l.TSnON (AP). Lisbon Is b.
lag terrorised hy nn association
1 'hnuta utiia ork w as n Iso rtr- of oxt remlsl s railing t liems lvi
gnnied for the week. "Tho Hod Legion," the members
. . I of which have been ' committing
Astoria Itcprrsoiitailvo Appointed. (bomb outrnges nnd shoot prom
, ilnent men In broad daylight.
.(.,,... Three such attempts wore made
AHIOKIA. Oio.-Clly Manag..-. ono w(,k nm, )rr.
t A. Krai, today appointed O l,n(T on ,h,4 n,,vi0P nf voVVt
Clyde Kullon to represent HHveral well knowjt business mn
ctiy of Astoria at the Columb-i h.1Vl, ,,,r, frtr Knincr nUr i,.tv.
i lv. r J:isin rate henrlng. now In ,nif rx00Vi il threatening tellers,
progress hoinro u ivpresenlative Mmt, jiian. o arrests have been
of the Interstate commerce com- mdo and documents found imll
mliion at Walla Walla. Mr. Kjil-!r:.te thai the hulon has a hiri.e
ion Is attorney for tho port of
Astorln commission, and will al.o
nppear for that body at tho rut-hearing.
momborship of very young men.
An ursenal of bnmlta and wea
pons was found in the home of
one of th men arrested.
Having In mind tho particular
requirements of the city nnd tra
veling salesman, tho doctor, the
small fumtly and the woman in
tho homo who wants a small car
for her own porsonnl use, Willys
Overland amtouncoa tho produc
tion of Us new lhmlness Coupe,
on the popular Overland chassis,
to sell at 50, f. o. h. Toledo, t).
"Wo believe that this new car
Is tho last word In convenience,
roominess and nll-nround driving
comfort," Is tho comment of (let
tlngs nnd Hanks, local Willys-'
Overland dealer on tho fnctory's
announcement.
"Tho new car Is equipped with
doors of extra width. 31 I-S inches
ucross tho opening, thus providing
for easy entrance anil exit on
either side. The wide straight seat
gives ample room for two largo
people and will accommodate
three 'In a pinch.
"Tho body Is built of exception
ally hea"vy metal, sturdily rein
forced and unusual pains are
taken with the finishing ' opera
tions, fourteen being required to
Injure tho lasting, durable finish.
"The Interior of the body is fin
ished in durable, long grain Span
ish upholstery.
"Tho design nf this car renders
available more leg and elbow room
than In any other coupe at or near
Overland' rrico class. Inside
width of the car Is only 3-lti of
an Inch less than four foot. Tho
seat cushion of 4j l-R Inches wide.
There are more than K inches be
tween steering wheel and back
cushion.
"A roomy renr deck provide
ample room for samples ami lug
(V3Ke. Its hinged cover Is provid
ed with a loek nnd is protected,
against dust and leaks."
Lightens
a kitchen
task
One filling lallt for day'
"jyp fuel wasted
'Ready to light
Instead of several .
heavy loads of coal
and wood one easy
filling of Pearl Oil
often lasts for days
. in a good oil cook
stove. Pearl Oil is easier
in every way al'
ways ready, easily
controlled, and no
overheated kitchen.
For best results be
sure you get the
Standard Oil Com'
pany's Pearl Oil.
It's refined and re
refined kerosene of
the highest quality
only, absolutely
clean'burning, odor
less and non-corrosive.
Avoid disap
pointment order
Pearl Oil by name.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CaKfernia)
uffer With Aching
Feet?
er
Shoe
I'm not wait till warm weather
brings yo t foot trouble. Invent
now and spare yourself thin
pain. - 0 ,
Purine Hie war, Cantilever
Shoes wore part of (ho lied
Crons nurse's equipment. The
R flovornment ehoso this
particular brand because? they
are light, resilient nnd health
ful. A tront for sensitive feet.
All Mail Orders Given
Prompt and Careful
Attention .
her of flights here Sundny in his
airplane, a largo crowd of inter
ested persons were at the Inndlng
field, a couple of miles east of
lown during the greater part of
the day. A number of passengers
woro taken tor a spin over the
lown and surrounding valley.
The weather bus been sonifwhnt
cooler hero during the past couple
of days with heavy ;louds hang
ing along the mountains. Parts
of tho county have been visited
with light showers of rain.
Small
Tracts
Several 11 to 5-aoro tracts
Just north of Hivorsido
Pork. Close to the now mill
site. . Hut one mile from
the business center of tho
city. These tracts aro very
desirable and ore closing nut.
quickly. Prjced low nnd on
convenient forms. See us
about these for further par
ticulars. Wm. Miller
& Co.
Store at Hi-ookM RobboU.
SAI.l'r, Ore. Hurglars who
gained entry hy breaking the glass" r
of tho front door made way with
dry goods, valued at ubout $2oa ;
from tho store of Howard Knmp ai.
Ilrooks, according to word received
hero hy Sheriff Oscar Power, fare- f y
lessnoss and tho fact thut goods of , f
much higher value were not loueh- 1
ed indicated that tho work wna
done hy amateurs. , y
Correct
Writing Paper
Hero you will find theso
:i'lno papers In all stylos nnd
tints. The correct style for
your special; use.
Red Cross
Drag Store
Nose Guards
I'ou iioicsr.s
Made nf fine mesh galvanize screen
I 'rot eels your hoix from flies
Oregon Hardware & Imp.
Co.
IT OIL
man-con ,
live -on less; v..
after, hemarneJ-i
MAnniED OR SIN
GLE, you can't afford to
pay out your money nnil
not "know Just whero
nnd how It is spent.
And yon can't nfford
to take clianees on hav
Iiik to pay the same ti'.il
twice, either,
A riMH-klllff Arrount
at this Rank la the only
businesslike way to
spend money.
When yon Toy r-y
Check you write your
own receipt ; no chance
for any disputes over
hills, nnd you always
know where every dollar
B'oca.
pay nr ruF.ric
It In safer and more
convenient.
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