La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1924, Image 4

Friday. June 27, 192 '
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING . OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
iMi.i'i:i):Nr m:vvki'aitk
' fulHlnli'd dally anil woukly at l,a Urun.l., Oregon by tn.
, l,A CJttANIHJ JOVliNfNO OUKIJUVKlt i'UUI.lHUINO CO.
tHtUOU IJENNI3 ., , , .I5dltor
Knternl at puslorflca- at 1a Clranile, Oroh-on, an Hnconil Clou
Majl walinr. .......
cm aula In nllifr cilUn Orrntnn llotnl Newa Kland, Port
land; Imperial Nowil Slanil, 1'orllanil; MultnomuU Nnwa HUnil,
Portland. .
Aurtr all communication to Tlia Obaurvar, Mil Ailann
' Ave,, Ia Uranila, Or.on.
KlIIKillltllTION llVn-M
lly Carrfur
Pally, pr nifmll......i ...,
pally, f!r ihrnj montlM..
pally, P"r alx niontba. In advance.....
Dally, tilneln Cony. .............
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60
lly Alall
Dally, pt month
Dally. n-r six nioiitlm, In, iiiIvojico.h.
Dally, inr year, In 'tttlvuivco...... , .
GIUHirvr-fttur, per yi-ur
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CIT AND. COUNT OKl'ICIAh I'Al'Jill
WEMUKIt ASSOCIATKU PUIS8S . ... .
The Anoclntrd I'I'id.i In oclualvi'ly I'nilllcil tu He for pub.
Mention or ull newa ilifinulclii-a cri'illtiMl to II or not otherwise
arlltol If publlnliuil therein. All rli;lit of republication of
uTlal diKpulrlM'fl tn thin paper, and altto tho lucul oowa
licreiu. also ara reserved.
.COMMIT TIIV WAV. "Mi. J tin- l.m-.l: mini ulxo III Ml..;
ml'l lir .Hhiill hrlliK il In wih. I'Miihii 37:3, fi.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
; By' Stanley
rs Aibfc Hl w-'vl: $ J&m
ilXCS j" )l MAW RC-bfcirtS ftUSHEP UPArJU Miir. MCR iON I
v) ,r J il 6tiCrr rtHO CAMi HOMC TOY- AHTtfc
V " ' --7. EIMTECN -l?AS ABSEtCS. AN& 4 MINUTE
HUNT'S LETTER
(Continue from pair 1) .
conffH'nco 1m the. J-mocral lo
convention. ; 1
- Il has hnf-n hopod thnt tho Pom
orratH would write tlndr pluifortti
and nnnio (hflr -uni!idutaH In-tort"
Hm iirfrcnsivrf . assc nilih d. Xli-M
would hnpllfv matttm nnl' iwrflly
hi r'Npf to pint form but uno (:n
iindif:iU'H,
Should tlio "Impowlldi'" Imppcn
unil Mciloo dniKr'Hio 'Honinrratif
nomination out or tlio Nw ..York
arena, a f-rrt ' Idnrk of -1 ho MHr
KtiUtH af It'iidlntj; thou 'tfv'i-land -on-torenro
would at onco loao -their
c nthiiHlasm ovnr an lndpcndnt or
third-parly ranilldato.
This would he true o.p'-rlally of
th delt-KaU1 repretienlillK 1 ho
KTfut railway hrothorhoods 'and
affiliated - orxanizal iony. loyal
thoutrh'they uro to li Kollcito.
. MtAdoe'n noniliiiitlon would put
hefori' tlio. I'lovelund inotttitiK H rnl
prdleaniciit and a .uazling proh
Inn. Hhotild tho Now, York nomina
tion, an In unlikoly, ho delayed
until July 4 or later, exeiiHe wllll
ho found for marking lime at
ilv1ani until at lnni Monday.
July T, hffore taking up tie Ikuiio
ot u candtdato.'
Delopaiea und vlxUora to ih
CievcflaiHl oonfi-renro will b con
Ironlrd at ihccnnvomlnn hull hy
the sturlliim iiuf-ry. hlazonod on.
MtrikiuK handlilllt:
MAr You I'oliuia?" "
ThlK Ih to warn deleitleft In ad
MnniH;nn they 'may ttot fik'ht first
and iniiiro t ho moaning of i ho
word later.- Itomi; akod if you
are a t'otuxa .doesn't moun that
Hint you wro Hiwpoeted of hointr
isnmo new hntml of nu-nlal or mo
ral rone,tittde. .' - -
A (."olitwi. ttislead, Ih- n -ponVft-ly
piupcr patriot.
Indood, nrcordlnff . to the
"Anioriran lluslnowi'- Men" flnan.i
Iiik the puhlieatlon of the. hnnd
hillf, one cannot ho a R-onuino, jao
per. ewnt, S4--arat patriot without
helonsin to tho l.oyal Ijorfon of
ioti.i, the motto -or which i-:
"Xovor neeiiMe without proof.'
Hriefly t he nrunizatlnn, wlilell
draws Hh name from I ho init I;i1h
of VltizeiiH of Iho lT. H. A.," HCi-lis
to stop ;tho roiwn of rumor and
KONKip nhoiit the honesty and in-
tonTity of puhlio oft'ieialJi.
Indians
T!mii;;li the United Sli.tfs has grunted citizenship free
ly (.o aliens, for the most part it has been denied to the
f iifiit'al liiitivo Amencaiis, niisnanied Indians. Therefore
the bill recently pn.ssed and Kiif ied by the president frnmt
ihpr citizenship to all Indians born within the United States
is tubclaled net of justice, if nativity on American soil is
the virtue it has been assumed to be. . Hitherto but a minor
IMH'lion of persons of Indian blood have been citizens, those
livliijf on reservations, being: considered wards of the rov
erniiieut, in a sense minors who 'need frimrdiiinshi, '
It" happens,' however, that nlong with citizenship, the
wardship is not terminated. Thus after all it is a restricted
Ki'iuiL Tliose affected by the 'aw will not be entirely free
uifcnta. They will retain their tribal ' relations and prop-
ity rights therein, If citizenship given such the right
tn vote and standing in the courty, of law that would seem
to lie about all.' It may be that "most of them will citre
so little for the boon of suffrage Unit they will neglect to
ext'rcisG it. If so they' will follow the course of alxnit ha'f
d! Anierican.s not Indians.
However, those limitations arc in the financial interest
;f the Indians, Their white neighbors, 1 doubtless, would
prefer thnt the citizenship granted be given broader scope.
JV great many whites feel that whntever of value an Indian
lias by right belongs to the whites. Wero the Indian citi
zen free to barter, what he, possesses It 'would not be for
long that he would have it. Not having been under the
neeflssity of caring for his own he has not learned to pro
tect his own interest. Thus there was wisdom in the' gov
ernment retaining control.
(liven the vote it may be that the Indians will advance
to a point where they will be capable of contending, with
whites on . even terms, but wo 'doubt whether tho new
Hiatus will be highly appreciated. Kven Indians may have
n Rense of humor and they may realize that given limited
lights without being fully endowed as citizens is rather
empty honor. '
OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
JiiHt before lu pundit d hiH n ',
"It'H bo.cai.MO' they have nVI"l'(N
TO I'M' -
..'..The porfoct liunhand iu ono who J
known how-- to apoloUc , trrwc-l
fully when bin wlfo in: really nr
nnlt. ' . '
A woman liiKtorlan, wriuld fell
you that - tho Invention , of tho
mirror markod tho dawit'of elvtl-
! l.allon. ''
! ' Mont of the fako. stock Ih bought
I by people who. think a 'few-'more
Inwn nro nooeMHary.
Se In MHiicllilUK out or uliiuli
prcsi'iil-ilny innellsls inakt Ihrh
ll.lliK.
ni: i'i(A-i'i'.Mi,
H nd Iter ibizen roe TO OA V. I
The uhoek H Mil her and 'd E
can use t he riow.n'M for her f au-
eral TOMol;oV.
I.OM: AT MUST KHiMT IX'
rtissiiuj: m r its aiavavs a!
(,(ko to tam: an-
onu it LOOK.
I'AVOItlTM SAVIXiS
I. a I'nll. !!- I'm ak'alnsl II!
I'rliieo or WflitrtAnd tlu-n Iho
liorMo threw nio; . .
foolldl," Yon. (NO)
lute lo Miiit enn.lltlotiK.)
Ailum I'll lorn ovi
loaf!
(Knlmti-
n now
Have you cm' nolieetl ho'.ir
nuuo uoiiiaU'liali'i-M keep iIkMI nil I
hhaxhiK? I
Old lie? We'll Kxiy lie Old! -
HheiKal wa.s 111 bis oleun-nt lasr ;
niKht. You Hie there are no many;
rut In I'nton that the iieltthhoi-H
talte linn Khi.odnK tln ni and ho
he had fiionuli eoiopnny to liu-e i
1 mad.'
Wonder if Gov. Al Smith lum lifted tlio lid and ftiven
tho tlolegntes to the Jcffciwm convention a nip of the
lijht wine and beer. ,
Hheephenler ' J-alou.
.1 u n I ik ran
I i . I , ' N 1 ninrnliiK
V V-Vi ""lr .r1
r I J Kiln. . "i'ln
1 MP
ll II S i
KO
llerMoll',v
up IbiK
llli n
tiHfl. d
Kiln. . "!'m be
ginning to Hue
I IiIh eounlry aft
er nil."
Well, necortlliiK
to hit Mlory In
hmt the time '
life and only one girl eat
v htm down. As to (he one
h as mum as
can't go into
It is hard to beat the judgment of a jrroup of Metho-j
d'.sts. Thit was shown when they delected the Methodist ;
minnner cam) at Wallowa Lake. i
The chief trouble with education is that parenliepoet j
it to relieve them of all their responsibilities. , I
hlH
llir
who didn't h
ojuler. So
tall m ( ln-m.
'I'liirt girl t ha I threw hint ilo.vii
waB th fli fd one lie met. Tie y
began talking. V'lnally tho con
versation turned to Htiekln;;H,
"No." Hold the flapper cat, "t
don't believe lit whowtng too much
of my silk HloeUlngH."
"f know why." Habl Hhelkal,
What is n flapper? A lass and a lack.
"More Home to the house"
aBkiW' a&. f S
I V i ,. .i.V.V,
Gilmore &
Cochran
riiiniliing and llcalinu;
2202 N. Uiii'h S(.
I'lionc 2IIS-M
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Small
Tracts
Several 8 m N-ane IraeU
just lioilll of ItlieiHh'.rt
I'ark. t'biNo in Iho new mill
Kite, Hi it nun, utile from
Iho business eon l or of tho
city. TheMo traelH Hrt very
desirabhi and nrn closing oat
finlekly. Trieed low nnd on
oiivonlenl terms, 8
ahout Ihr.Hw for fitt f her par-ttrulaM,
Wm. Miller
& Co.
New
Rath : Caps
Divings Caps
. And Scarfs
All styles and colors.
Pre scott Drug
Company
The New Drug Store
Telephone Main 53 .
Cor. Fir & Jeff.
"do tiioit i,i m:visi:"
Tlio. larflefl.lini'iv bftfor lilriw
of economy than mfn. 'Jf
yon want' a . irood luucll ' at '
reasonable pricos -romo ;.to
our OafHtrfa whirll you will
find wi'll palronizcil by ilii-'
rrlniinattnK laitira ' unf koii
tlfmon. '
' Opon ll:Sn In 1:30
THE I1I.ACK' (''AT
FORE!"
"crOTTT? lwicr tyvo .-will hp marie the minute
2- you purchase one of these famous shirts. 'A
We have your favorite colors, patterns and.
materials in lianded and collar-attached models.
TnAOC
Trices Ranjyc From
H t
$2.15 to $11.00
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
WAIT vV FKW, YEARS!
Any house looks good when it's new, but wait a few
yen i ft. Then the good lumber in a house shows up.
Telephone Main 8
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
" Company
For Mill', or Box Wood Tlione M-517
J. L. M UN HALL
il
I" "" '' - ' ?
I, ' The.- :. ,', -J
"Great Coffee, Ruth!"
"Tei, dear, I changed to
Golden West!" -
n. ' ilk' '
Qolden West High'Qroivii
. Coffee is higher quality !
Coffees grown at high altitudes are
richer in cafFeol, the aromatic essential
oil v which imparts the fine flavor to
really good colFee. Golden West has
a more wholesome, delicious flavor
. ' because it is blended and roasted from
- only the choicest of high-grown coffees.
It is refreshing, appetising, "satisfying !
Try a can of this better coifee.
' Your Qrocer Sells hi '
CI.OSSET & DEVERS
Fletcher Entertainers
-, Seven People
'. -Uiirh Class Vaudeville Show''-
SATURDAY
Bi' Dance'
After Show ' r '
. Don't Miss This Bip;. Event!
Snappy dance music that will make you t step. -
' Topular Prices r
Meal trSbsa
rnonrcor.
, ilive on less.
oUr. he's' marripj
MAllUlEO OR SIM- 1
Cil.K, you can't afford to
jiay out your nionry nnd
not know jtiat whera '.
and Jiow it In Hpont.
And ynj can't afford
to tako chanre's- -yi hav-
Ing lo ny the naltic hlls'
-wiee, ciinc.
A
' .
A Cbrrliins Arrnunt
nt this Hank ih tho only .
b it s I n o a a 1 1 !: o way I n
upend tnonoy.
When yon , Pa jft ry
fheek you wrlle.' your;,
own receipt- . nn chanra '
for tiy dipti(A ver
bills, nnd. you nlw.iy
know whern every doflur, 1
r.h. . '. " V r"
v , v- V--.:
TAT 11Y CirRPK
Tt li affr 'and more
convenibnt.
(Coafee