La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 06, 1924, Image 6

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    Wednesday, Angiist G, lpo'i
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W.L. DOUGLAS
'56 7 & $S SHOES
W. L. Douglas shoes arc famous everywhere
for their excellent style and superior wearing
qualities. They arc made of the best and
finest selected leathers, on the latest models,
carefully constructed bv the most expert last
and pattern makers in this country. No other
W. L. Douglas shoes for style, comfort and
service. As comfortable, easy-walking shoes
they are in a class by themselves.
With the many styles and leathers from which to choose, you can
readily make a selection that will meet your re-
filtimmf.ntc H.fli ac In civic um nr'trt
HUIIINVIIIUI Will U r w UIIU I'l.W.
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Ukiuit; ywu i'uhitusu iru, iivai i'uii mi aiHJtra, it
will pay you to call at our store and sec for
yourself .the exceptional values we arc offer
ing this season in W. L. Douglas shots.
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MEN'S WEAR
John (lark, "Ma.sier
of Women" Duped Many
(Continued from pnicu 1
Bradford Kov'crl, ul one lime con
nected with motion pictim-H und"l'
Hio nurim of Mary HavuKe. Willi
her he drew up a curious eonluei
tnvcfltlKHturu H.iy. by which tin uc
I ri'HH pll'djfed h'THflf to become Hie
vlrliml Hlavii of Clurko fur a ye ar.
Hhe wan to defer lo him In till
mattera of condui t. judgment, nni-
hltluilH, Hoclul, lin-llllll IIIHl llllKilirHt
activities Hlii- wi:h (u wee him prac
tically every tiny. Hhe aiirrendered
Iter entire Hml life Ift i 'Inrke by
I hit contract. hcj,'inntntf in .May,
In return for thl nhncxitllon
win canceled tu win favorable re
ception ami lurtre Income from mo
tion iiuiun. IlirotiKh Ikt mentor'u
powers.
Keureh of It Ih enrreniondenco af
ter arrest revealed nunicrouB til Ikt
Mtmllar contractu w II U women. Hike
many of Ihcao .Mary Huvuw broke
tin bond when six iliHt-ovivd thai
Hi?nlii( Clark every day "look ton.
much time and didn't lier any
where'
.MJmlr I'aim- lmi.
: Muvfeit: A iiriiiiilni of finite In
(he movies. Mnjr word, ('hirke
trafflrkcd on It. Indhin Orhnliil
myiflrry and Hplendor. He wan lav
IhIi In pronilKlntf irlpH In India
mi overwhelming allure of rotnune
tu many who called him mauler. II.
Hayit, ull limit too mueh inol-Kty,
thai he knows women.
Clarke did not eeer( I.hh AnKe
Ich haphazard for hlu aelkvllli-H -
I.ON Aatfell'H. till) IIKHCll Of ftllliM'M
mid tho purudttte of pretieh'TH of
Klranife diiKliuiH. The Klury of his
Hpertiirulnr rlno and full Ih lypieul
of I he city In which . inntiy hinitle
IIiIm milliliter of thu Church of Cou-
. niln Trill li Iiavti converli-d Hiramr'
HoitiKllnfr phniHcH and toniftie-lwlHi-
iiif; IHI'H Inl'i hank iiccoiiiiIn.
I, eft Her If ilshantl.
Corrtitc K overt, acconllmr to ln-r
former hiitdiand, I'ii-h-rick Koveri,
a female ImperHoiialor, dlKHolved
llii- marrlaK'' Die day after the
iinptiulK two years uko. It waH uf
ler Dial thai Hhe made (he con
rat with Clarki'.
N( alt women wllh whom "tin;
mini of a lliotmand lovett" hud
IcaMnuK were willing to miri-andct
iih much iih Mary Havaffe ariMMl
to do mentally, ami Clara Taultim
eliiii'K'H Hhe did phyiically. how
ever. In relurn fur Clarke's prom-isi-d
Klorh'B. .Most of them expct
wl Koiiiflhliiff for nolhitiK. judK
Iiik from their correKpoiidence i
power, fame, money, without er
ror!, with merely occult hocus pu
CUH.
Tim 'niasler of woiii'-n" Ih deaf,
pmluy and 4a. What he thinks ot
those unlhorMh'S style his dupes Ih
I In he Judged from some of his mot
I toes:
Making love to women Is the
ihisl way lo Kt their money.'
"Tlmre Is no such HiIiik u vir
tue tt Is unknown."
IKT people's Ululiey Is llltllO,
jWii'in i neeu a."
"I.ove Is Hie only t htmr that
cntinis If you count II fast."
JUDGE SAYS
DEFENDANTS
QUITE SANE
(Continued from pnice 1)
t-utiir'n demmid for p tptilntilon of
llio wiml "iilimiriniit " In itiiru.
j in it I', Mr. Crowe aain ItroiiKht up
inunuy," nni the ucreimc on
,1'cled "that e are KHlntf Ohio
yroiind that w"i huve hern k'M'pliiH;
.Oil."
I "If Mull in II... vr Ihlu iMnif
l; yotrm1. all we ran iln In call a
lSKFOKH YOU (JO TO TIIK COUNTKY .
llliAK Til 10
New Victor Records
Itl H M AI, lti;t()IEHS
The Souk of Hie Swan (II initio del Cluim) (I'lcchl
tljr iiiill-SiiliilSaru-) In llallait llciiiauiluu !,','
j I'iiipilta (spanlfli Scrcuailc) ( . llM..l-l'etila )
In Italian Iti'iiliuiilmi lull
Jm lirro t'l'M-halkowsky, i. i'2. Sit. '2)
OJi; Violin s-lo .liiMlm llelfclA
laee (riimi (millet In 11 lujitf, No.
(lla.Mlu-Ami-) Vhdm .ln-clia-llrinr
j IHi.l of l,uti iHlinc (Kiithlci'll IUltll-llltrhi
Uj;t WimmI) lluhlu l.avhun-ka
Ihic l ame Callln llaiiilnlil:e-Zine nlk)
, lluldii l.alianUii
Ct.NCIJir SDMiS AM)
Honey ( Idle
j llMslcn-ll.M IlllV
HI.UH1 Out of Hie lm-k In Vim
I Jeanoi-
I.NSTIlt .MI'.XTAI
l.iir.v KnlH'lle Milieu
l.ucy IiIh'IIu Mm li
Iclor Sit'inu tircholr.i
Id or Mrlnx (h-i-lietiii
i.K.nr ocai. si.i,i:t'Hs
lim;tr, Mat suci-t as i.pl.- cider I rank (Viinill
Hull Them llnl Itolj I.ch 1'iuiik Cinniil
ha i: itiriHiiis
U;tUU Itlai kin' lllile- I'uv Trot Warlnu's l'enn l anian
M 1 knlele IUmcn I'n Trot hitrnial iitnal .imcII.y On h,
lti:l?i Tmh Itlue Ivic-i l n Trot dun tinilier and Ills. Oecli,
,siill l.mi I'nx Trot ;irue Ol-cu ami Ills .Mii'
Al-o IIKU: (.i-uryr OImii and Illf Mn-lc ,
New Vhioi- ICeconIs, dim it Wii-k I Aery' Wevk I 'rhlay
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
Jury," Mr. Crowe insisted.
Ijuctor Jlnaly, wlio had been on
Hie stand. lilvliiK direct testimony,
for five hours, retained his com
posure under a H-rrifle two and
a half hours' cross-cxainlnulion iy I
Mr. Crowe, who tried to brak j
down t he value of the expert's j
conclusions that ItYanks murder
Krey directly from Hie youlhsf
"diseased mot I vat ton. "boyhood
phantasies" and an "absurd chlld
ihh compact," in which perversion
was a He.
J'Yur and caul Ion, the. Instinct
of self-preservation, Kverned the
actions of I he boys at limes. boUi
in plan id n if the murder and in
M-ckliiK io evade responsibility for
It, were fiuallflei admission th"
prosecutor nuecceded in forcing
Iroin tin! ineulat iiatholoKist. The
state's attorney went over the de
tails or I he. youths' confes-dons.
step by step, with each followed by
the fiiesHon. "What was workliiK.
llM-n, inl'llect or emotion." Thu
he trl"d to show thai the crime
Brew from the youth's admittedly
lilKh intellects, rather than from
their Immature emotions.
Mr. Crowe also tried unsuccess
fully to brint? from the mental ex
pert an ndmlKsion that boys of the
Intellectual attainments of I.oeb
and J-copold could have deceived
him us to their undeveloped emo
tions, It bavins been tsnfled thuf
they were below T years in emo
tional UK'.
.The prosecutor, not satisfied
with the JmlKc'8 ruling on Hie in
haiiity uhkIc, haiiimered uway at
It throughout the croH.-i'xamlmt-lion.
imctor Mealy admtiled Unit
oHycliosis Ih u new medical term
for Irwanlly, ami Mr. Crowe asked
if psychosis, "Insane" or Ijuk
hoiise," did not mean the sanu-.
but without obtaining siiMsfac
lory reply.
Court lleeelves Inciters.
Jurfni! Caverly tnld newspaper
men, after adjournment, that he
would turn over to posial insiiec
tors soiih: of Hi; 300 to 4t letters
rek'ardiHK tin? ease that be receives
dully.
"Anyone who writes a lelter to
the Judge In a sliuuiton like this is
allemiiling to Influence Hie court's
opinion, and Is therefore in con-1
tempt of court," said the Judge.
"There arif r'1erat and state laws
covering. Hi's point."
.hidgc Caverly declared many or
tlin letters were threatening, nmnv
appealed for leniency for Leopold
and l,oel, and ulhers ailempted to
guide him by iiuotlug from various
statu Iuwm und from the scrip
tures. Tin; hearing 'promises to con
linuo for at least u fortnight long
er. In 'the opinion of Clarence S.
Harrow, chief of defense, "and
then I am malting a conservative
estimate,'' he said.
Tin; defense will use two or
three more alienists, Mr. Harrow
Indicated, with an undetermined
number of t her witnesses, sonic
of whom will probably be mem
bers of the families or the two de
ftinlantH. Cpon completion of Hoctor
llealy's testimony, l,)r. Ilernard
(iliieek of New York was called
as , third defense alienist, deHplt.
the fart that there were only. 2"
minutes or the sesdmt left and the
ailorneys were hinting broadly
for an adjournment because of the
inlense heal. Hoclor Hhieck gel
only (ik far us his iiiialiflenilons as
uu expert bef orb adjournment.
It's a Great Life, Mates!'
ly tji r0
vM'
t 4 i i r v ji "
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for Ttai column must b
lo by 9:00 &. to.
Notk-p. !
.1 mill not be responsible for any '
lillH contracted by my wire, Ida 1 1. I
Morgan,
UAl.l'M i.. MUUOAN. I
h-fi-f.ipj
Music Tiiplls.
Mint (lladys Miller will begin h-i
winter plnno eluss September first..
I Itescrvatious should in: made early.
can IS&-J. x-u-.'tp
Kent, sell and rejiair ull makes!
sewing inuehlm-8. Ask about fre
dressmaking course. White Sew-'
jlng; Machine Co. New Foley lildg.
363-.W. 12-21-11
lvt'iniu-Ha.iu Marram
In ull kinds of building material
at thu new lumber yard. Investi
gate, ClHiidt; C. TralL iAr. Co.
l'hono 248-W. 7-24-tf
UtU
.Y-"
Showing No. 15 of tho victory loon na he elided over the wave,
tropcllvd liy a bcllnwins wind from tho northwest. In the recent, speed
yacht races off Loiiu Island Sound.
FILIPINOS NOT
YET PREPARED
(Continued friin page M
over the head Willi propngand:'
und innde lo believe it Is g'sp l."
For Sale
A good five-room mod' i n
house mi Main A vc, ne ir
Walnuf HI. Large bd.
I'rley only $:t.Hm, on ten is
This property is in tin exd
lenl location and, me.l,v
your curly lii'i dry.
0i -
H will pay you to invei.i
rnlu this i'l-rooni house if
you desire a good liomn
w llli aliout a liuir-aere f
grouml. t 'onciete husemckt.
furna.-e, fireplace, wfth Him
house Insble and out in ex
cellent condition. (in rage,
chicken house. woodshi 'J,
fruit trees ami bushes, uiu'w
n well developed small tll.'l.
Thla Is piled low at $4..'e
on terms.
i
If you want u new home,
see us.
Wm. Miller
& Co.
Mi. Heath declared. "The Kill
pin oh at one time set aside l.oon,.
oau pesos annually to be used in
spreading propaganda over the
Hutted KtntcH lo further the cause
of political Independence for Hie
island pessessum. We have slop
ped t his expendit ure of public
money, but the work is being cur
ried nit' to popular subscription
"The real line of cleavage in
(hat part or tlte world is the dif
ferent e between black and while.
I On the one hand we have millions
; of black, bro n und yellow peo
ples, only a day removed from
their own primitive way of living,
thinking and doing. On the othir
hand we have Hie Auglo-Saifons
w i( h cent ui its of progress be hi in.
them, und it. background of suc
cessful endeavor in alt lima of
work.
"The natives can tuiOale a plan
of action in a few minutes, but tho
element of stability is missing In
their character, ami they can not
be depended on to slay with u
task consistently, and carry it
ih rough to a successful conclusion
They have not Hie background art
i people that would enable them
to carry through, und they tdmubl
J no more b- declarejl u free and in
dependent nation than should tin
'slate of Oregon.' .
M r. Heal h ulso attacks t he
movement for Independence being
waged by the natives on the ground
that the congress of the t'nld
Slates has no right to grunt free
dom to Hie island country.
' "Wm nci(iired possession or four
territories as a result of the war
witli Spijin, (he Philippine Islands.
I'ubji, I'urto Uico and Ouam," he
said. "In the case of Cuba we wen
to maintain a guardianship until
that country was able to: handle
Its own affairs, but thu ease of Hie
three other possessions were whol
ly different In thai Kpatn ceded
to the Culled Wales possession of
them. The riitllppine fslunds ure
as much u purl of this country
as Is Oregon, and congress on Its
own Initiative has no right to
grant the Islands their independ
ence." I he whhdrawul or the Meet of
Great Britain from eastern waters
leaves that part of the world larg
ly unpoliccd except ror the purls
taken by the lnltcd States and
Japan. Mr. Heath pointed out, and
I he wit hdruwul or this country
would leave Japan in u posy ion to
enforce her desires as laws,
i "The governor of Hie Dutch col
onies visited Manila a few wecls
I before we sailed, a lid he Informed
iine that the subjects of the Hutch
government in those colonies num
ber li2.aoa.tMM, or more . people
than ure to be found In tho klng
, dom of Japan. China is one mass
of chaos1 wit houl any semblance of
govern men), and India Is In t lit!
sa me category. The t umioll t hat
probably would result from the
1 withdrawal of the Cnlted States,
even If it could be legally done us
I the Islanders usk, .can easily la
imagined, H would be un invlta-
! Hon to more - chaos, disorder, und
probably war."
'To Columbus
SHERRY'S
TODAY ONLY
OTHER WOMEN'S
clothe:
I'Yoiii tln sloiy "Tlic Luxury Tux" I y
Klliti DoiiiiIut, ffiiUniiiK
.MAI'.KI. KAI.I.IN
Comedy,
'Ml' AND TICK"
You'll Like
Our
Si
ore
Come In
v Ncwiin Drug
Co.
-M '
You can get cash lor all school
books that have been used and in
ood condition und In use by I, a
Grande schools. Hilvcrlhorn-Wright
Kumily iJrug Ktore. 8--H
llciiiitcbingrieatlii- I
Button holes, buttons covered,!
stumping. Kutlsfactory service ut !
Norton's Kiddy Hhop.
Ileal Ice, Cream and .Sherbet. i
Homething ext ru fine, made by i
the Huicehvood Ice Cream Co. o: j
Portland, Ore. Tho only place in j
Ha Cirunde Hint sell our ice cream
and sherbet Is Hilverthorn-Wrighi's
Family J)rug Store. 8-2-11)
f
5 HniiMtlcliltig
All work guaranteed. Mrs. K. C
Tuukey, 1808 Heeond St. ' 7-22-tr
For Nnli.
lry board-ends, per load.
I'Jtouu Main G47. 7-17-tr
liOJS IVfMHl,
Kor immediate delivery. Phone
Main White Pine Hux & Lum
ber Co., I -a Grande. Ore. D-13-lf
You'll like our store. Come In
Newlin Hrug Co. S-H-Ut
A nice hot or cold lunch oueji
day ut Silvorthorn-Wright'H e'nniily
Olilg Wore. S-2-lf
The stationery you like so much
yuu will find at Silver! horn-
Wright's Family 1rug .Store ut
m ill i"1
S M'.UV Ill hi I '
WL 571 DEPARITIENT STORES
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
SMARTLY STYLED ; r
Voile Dresses
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES '
An unusual trroupintf
of dainty, s u m m cry
voile frocks for misses
mid women, at a price
within reach of all.
$7.50
An ideal opportunity
to obtain cleverly styled
frocks at a remarkably
low -cost. '
Showing blues, greens,
yellows and other at
tractive colorings with
many varied trimmings.
WOMEN'S
Silken Vests
98c
' Dainty lingerie in long
wearing silk fiber.
Shown in an attractive
drop - stitch effect in
pink, white, orchid and
peach.
PURE THREAD
Silk Hosiery i
98c j
A remarkable hosier,
that will give long wem',
and service. Scam-fash-
ioned, reinforced heel
and tot;, clastic lisle top.
Call for lllds.
very reasonable price
I Sealed bids will be received by
You'll Ilk' our store.
Newlin Drug Co.'
a---tr (M, tniinniH-sion of Hie city of l.a
j Grande, Oregon, for tho eonslrue-
C'ome
a-:
,n- ;iion of the luiprovement' In
! proveiiM-nl 1 Hut rlet number
Im-
l.'iik
If you ure beeoiuing, bald and
want u ne iv growl It of hair- and
vuur nealp free from dandrufi-
Irup 111 at our Htore mid buy a
witliln the city of bu Uraud'. Ore
gon, aeeinliug to the plaiiH and
HpecificalioliH of the Hald tmprove
ineiit now on filo In (he office of
the City lit corder of Hald city. A
bottle of our (ieruiieitle ;iud Hand- deiioHil of $r.(Mi will be reoiilred
rurf Kradleator for 7 fie. Silver- for Het of plann and Hpeeincatlotis,
thoru-Wrlglifs Fumlly Hrug Store, j which umount will be refunded If
h-2-tf bidder in unsuceeHstuI und returns
Saline to Hiiii office.
ItidH will be received to the liour
mining. deeoraling. . J., ijnuly. or Heveii-t hirty p. in. WedniH-biy.
I'liono 002 A. S-fi-ritpj AugiiHt l.'llh, l!)J4, at Hie cmumiti-
, lnion room in the city building at
.Notice nf VUml Areonnt. v i,a (Jrande. Oregon, und mimi be
Notice Ih hereby given lo all con-juccompauied by u certtried check
eemed that Henry V. I'eelder, exe jln tlie sum of ten percent of th"
eulor or the liiHt will und teslamenl uinount bid un a guaruiUce of the
of I. A. I'ecdiler, deceased, hat filed acceptance and coiupietlun of con
IiIh final account In the ndminintra-'truct if uwurded.
Hun of tiald estate In the County
('IhtIch will he rliiriiil In mi.
Court of I n Ion County. State or .i.i.i.....
I Oregon, und said court has seJ j
Tliurwlay. the 4lh day of K-pteni-' . n:ourv,,
ber A. H.. 19-24. nt Two o'clock n. ' r,KIU w reject 1U,y unu ail U-IH.
STUDftNTS AND .
ALUMNI HERK
GIVE BANQUET'"1 m ,h" r"",i,y '""rt r"" ln '"'!-. f!y '17' r lllu ww,ll,,,lMSion J,,lv
iCrande, Oregon,, na Hie time an-lj" ' iJ-''
(Continued from rage One)
vidnnlly and us Hpokesnun of the
alumni, the Mtvident body and the
football sound.
Coach Schlssler made a short
speech in reply giving his policy
in regard to the coaching of the
team. H .stated that he had al
ways been an advocate and a
teacher of clean sportsmanship
and would turn out u team that
would stay by the rules.
In closing he thanked those
present and snid that any gradu
ate of O. A. C. was always wU
come on the campus and that lie
hoped to become better acquainted
win, them all.
Mr. and Mrs. Schlssler lert this
morning on the last leg of their
trip from Lombard, Illinois, to
Corvullls. They have liccn on the
mad for some time und are mak
ing t trip by ear.
.place for the hearing of said, re
count and all objections therHo.
JIKMtY W. PHKlUJHt.
Kxoculor of the will ul'
1. A. I'eelder. ileci-as'd.
I A tiff. C-i:t-20-27-Scpl. 3.
S-l-l'lt
J. K. STKAUNS,
I'econh-r of the city of
I, a Grande, Oregon.
(all Tor Itlds.
Sealed bids will be received by
,Hie Commission of Hie city of l.a
Hrande. Oregon, for Hie consiruc
t he tioii of the improvement in Jin
Iiiik provement District number I Hi.
at Ice of I'lnal Aii-mml.
Notice is by this given thai
undersigned Mabel l' Allen
filed her final account as execu- within Hie clly of l.a Ur;ind Ore
trlr of Hie eKlnle of Atinu Hen- gull, according to tin nli.nu .....i
ry. ib'ceasi-d. in the County Court specifications of Hie salt) luiprove-
of 8ruie of Oregon for I nion Coun- meiit now on file in the office ol
. ty, und that the Judge of sail the Clly Keeoider of said city, a
t'ourt has set September A, Mfli. deposit of $5. till wH be reotdred
ut It) u. in. ut. the County Court for set of plans and specifications,
room in Ijl Oruiide, In tern County, whicli ;nmoiint will be refunded II
Oregon, ns the time and place to bidder is unsuccessful und returns
hear objections to. and for the set- same -to this office,
tlement of, snid final necnunt. Uids will be rectdved to the hour
l1! rat publicaiion August C. I!tl'l.jf seven-ihirty p. m., Wednesilay
MAHK1, . AI.I.KN, . August. Htlh. l'r:i, at the coiiiiuis
Kxeeutrlx of Kstate oi'Jslon room in the city building at
Anna li. Henry. Hccd.jl-u Crandi'. Oregon, und must b
Aug. ti-l't-.Ml-'JT-S' it. n. eeonp;inji-d by a e. rMH.fl eti.-ck
in tjie umount of ton ht cent o
Hie umount Idd as u gu;inuiti.u i'
he acceptance und completion
eon) met. If awarded. r
' checks wilt be returned to 111
suceeuNful bidders.
The commission res'Tvcs
right lo reject any and all liltv I
. My onb-r or the commission, Ju'.
tUth, 1K24.
i . .7. K. KTKAHNI.
Ilecorder of the city
Ial Grande, Ongyn.
8-,I-Hd
7 te yomc m
supplies one of t itc
ftrcalct needs tn ire
VHeation Rnsfin. a irli
able writing implement
. viiii n scH-ciitaiiC'l
ink rupply tbi.t turrt
all outdoors into n con
venient pb' c to d a-l
the IrtHr wiiting -!,:it
fiimily tics and social
activities demand.
ki;d ( i toss m;i;
Canning Supplies
!
KHU1T JAU I.IITEU
FRUIT JAU CANNING ItACKi
JIASON RUBBEUS, 4 dozen
ECONOMY LIDS, dozen
MASON LIDS, dozen
25c
..,-GKc
.....2.r.c
..2!)e
29c
KEJIU SELF SEALING MASON JAKS, pints Site-
KERR SELF SEALING MASON JARS, (imrt.s,
KERR SELF SEALING MASON JARS, V, gal., $1.17
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