La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 01, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text' rOtm V "TOE UK GRANPE EVENING OBSERVER ' , Mond -September Vm Grandeventog Qjj;0" . .. p iOLD 'e nbwt MH HI Will m I!ftS,nV HM mamiKS2KBIB&BBBafa,'B-i5Sl ' INDEPENDENT MEWBPAPEB sue AUBAmN-j fiWtf&SS7 STTiSV 1 ' U '' 77-77; ''" I 'it '' 1 Vj V T O f - ,W ' '."rnbUshtd daily and weehly at La Qrande. Oregon, by th lLJiKxmUi iWl R f$ -i ': ' 1 ' ... 1 IT 1 .LA GRANDE EVENINO OBSERVER PUBLISHING CO. VJE?i MM iJIllEloil ', 5"! HMffill ' 1 ; - . RUCB DENNIS Editor 33 517 1 ' fcJl-L UW SmBSt. tf C ' ' , Cft ' : Bnt.d apojtorrice at La Grand. Oregon, a ftoooud WZAJ- tJWE' Jv- dp ' : K J L-V St ' ! :'' ; ; On ) In other cltle Oregon Hotel New Bland, Port- 'W Jr jir j.l lJk" C'-f fl Orl ! Cffj" : and; UnparlaJ New Stand. Portland; Uulthoman Mew staad. y' smfr Wt ftr l V Y II . I. :::!:::! C-I,N 11 L,Adk4 IiAJLMHJF! .Portland S5 Vth' scamp) iiSnUV.1 . Imam didst IL II I -"I 1 T "J: V S T r.rVlL.,WALig4- . I c5f," i-Tl"La"od1rwn!10M 0bM,T' W1 4", "T" MnU 1 l ' ("cl (I I Vi'W TriHT?A. IwfS ' ?X Vflmll IHfH ll " I Oallr. per month Bail, per three month (felly, per lx month. Id 4tjm pally, uncle copy ally, per month (wily, per tlx month, In advaaoe Dally, per year, In advanos Opurver-Btar, per year v i CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPKR The Aaaoclatefl Pree U exclusively entitled to uee for pub. leation of all new dispatch credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All right of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and Jo the local new tiareln also are reserved. . - MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS rhe Associated Press la ezoluslrely entitled to us for pub isatlon of all new dispatches credited to It or net otherwise ' oradltad If published therein. All rlsht of repuMleation of pedal dUpatohe In this paper, and also th local new irein also are reserved .; TOR GOD BO LOVED TUB WORLD that ho gave his - only li.KOitcn Son, that whosoever bcllcvcth In him should i Dot putliti, but havo everlasting life. John 3:10. WM X Ujl : : y12 tUHt1. rfilW ' 4l " ' " ySi., : ;B "&S:7 Boys' School ' ss' B0YS' , E:;:f OFFICE CAT i Tom Sims i jf .Scv"' ,rLK: I ill i Mara : !s-a w I ' "ML JiSt other only think th.-y do. VI ... .' ' I'll S uflfjl i. '.' ,!. !; ' i. ' K.P il, . . . ! I u If liny ilun'l knuw mij hotly. ttj 'T '' ' "' ! Jir . (IkTlp . CCf. 4l .C Trt1 ll'""lllllr j loai- dlrcp uiw. In IohIiik livi., MO V-N . ; ' r ' ft p A .m'lli-.Tiil lim- ,.r Hnllll.u ..kv,l. Ko.nl ...lil.v i J f -'r'- mS ! ... ii ' , , , ' . VI '' V iUri,i!ll ' ' II Jh liiil' wlili two pair f piuiis. for Imwr iNtyx Lflll 1 1. , ' ' '"' OY JUNIUS j ...OH.I..H.... u-nd in... llHl.i V ftX" Tww ' I'lsh "ul "". x n !,:.... J I ir you nr wi'll l.r.il. iifi.r .in- L ' 2 Pftlf of PcHltS - Jv:--, I iiik (mum?., you win Ki'.'i your (A s . , . ,' . Bgli ' luoulli mini uljoul thom. wi 1 ' i' ' i 11' I I llurlurM :iv v.ui-lulili will T2w Ttl IrSf' it .link.' oni: lrndiT. l.-il .l.-iliallts (Tj WQ v 1 I'V 1-5 ' 1 1 ' ,,rt"irldlf7rr. iL . Jvl luvenile ' dit 'A miiiIIi KW'M n lout,' wtiy.s Home- fi$P A K ' . ' u ' iiuiui. . Ua .-jMj Sini? v.v- oweaiers v foiml I km night lost wh.-n Ik- Jg f Vti I . 11 k-lilO t'1' W;'V 'i CJ slowly rMng ..n shows m. mos- Tl WE l .... , , .. tg'i i-V . 7 'rV-,JVl ALL-WOOL 'II' nullum or l.irillnifcn luivo pcrlslu-.l IK Av" v'ltJI S""s ""' Wfefc1 ' (i1' JR7-fl jV?) '" " at lli. lr fun. . JJ3 . -L k,'"ll ""' ""h' 1,1 - . ;;' : K.' ' EK 1 0 1' by tin- Olympla Knit- Cft ' ... . , Vl f&7fr"t ""' -l,-r hmI -ol- Y -"r). ?' '4J, .V lliii- Slllls as school Ikjjs II . . iMo.li' slur usfil tl mirror to si-'' I I - t'l , ors nil wool ..'"'i1 C ' lfe ll ' i,u,v lo shout iiiiusiir,. lusivnl or KO P'-f'kA VY';!i;'''feUf,y ",u,1"s cSil "1 - why. , .... (n f ' l r V '"' 1 '''' 'ftCsw I" ii ' kimsI assortiiHi.t of 1 1 ' ii rr w CPU. u. 0 -vLT f .s .-..tors. II. " IKP i ' L 1 . I I).'.'.'... . cta 7S ! ,V i DjL.U .'. L 11 I. f tJ V v ij-l - Mi' ;- ''''' ri'iiii;iuli.i'l: JfJB f : t . -Hi. ii' iii.t.il o I I'll." " " , 1 1 ' IB C5f II I Wc tany the Kamnii:: V X4wr ' ri r t'omplele Line of School (I II 1LI School Shitcs. &imWAMJkkilM&r ; ' Odious,... -; T i Let Parents Decide Opposing forces arc now mobilizing for ;i buttle to the finish on the constitutional question of child lalxir. Tiic Storm will piobnbly center around the next coiigicus.. There ifl strong pressure for the adoption of u constitutional I amendment prohibiting child labor. Counteracting this pres sure is an organized movement aguinst constitutional re striction of the employment of children. H is too early I to foretell the outcome. . Child labor, although being made a' national issue, is nevertheless a local problem. It is unknown in many of the northern manufacturing centers and does not concern the greater put of our agricultural territory. The situa tion is said to be acute only in the mill towns of the south. The majority of the states have legislation limiting the age at which children can be withdrawn from school and ',nt which they Van enter the mills or enter other full-time occupations. . I. We must link . upon the issue from a humanitarian and economic viewpoint. First the welfare of the child must be 1 considered. Then that of society. If making a child .8eir-gupponi"g mo nrst nueen years 01 mc is going u u j.,.,...i... .., ,.r si nr.. Jlllinc; .b ..U' ii;in.o.n . ...nil. oiiv.iiti.ji viu; ItilHiniiu i .ii 1.4-1 it" theil child !abr is economically and morally wrong. II' child labor stunts the physical and mental growth of the ciuifl men n ;:i viciously inn.umanc- m me oincr naiui if cliild labor coiidurive to the present and futiiri. well being of the child unti sucity thin it .siiould not be pr- Jiilited. j Those opposi'd to the child labor i'iiie-ii!niMit cniileiul that'tho public r.ehonls by ronfining the children and over taxing their miiids have a greater deleiior-liny cfl'ot't upon 4K -ltl.l.. I II .1... ...Ml .1... r .. ... l.lu (iLtiv. iiiii.ii r. iiii. ...nolo i.,... hot i . . . . .r i' ..ii.' in in.-,. . Tliey cite many inslanres of brain fever, physical breali d. vn and other ills allegedly brought about by school work. , Let the parents : of the United Stales talk for theni selves, and their beloved off-spi'ing and you will find it universally beHeved that a little work now and then is . i' r. n i.;i.i r ....! i i .i.... r studious children in the public schools are extremely rare. . i (Ihild labor is probably less a subject for constitutional nmcndpient than for education among certain limited classes if our population. Many thousands of boys and girls are gaiufrlly employed on the farm and in the city without harmful results to them because their parents and their .employers and the state know there is such a thing-, as overwork. I.HI.Ull. ..ml tlx- oi lil n.iml.s will. joll. Kirk ""il J".. l.-r. nio...-. KMT.lhliitf roiu.'s to lliosr who wall i':ii.i ,t Hi.' tlnio ihry low. I . A M'iri.ll-I I .-.'.Mi ls II. Ill ill I' " J.'l.rs II...., II. I'M' will Is- .... wrv ...tt. Klr.-s 'Mils s.'ir..lll Is J. 1st l.'i. .-ll.s iM'hf.i.l II. nr. 'i.i .r Ki t, 1. 1 il Mill l'1'll-ll .11:111 fljl lallur, It. tiltiiiil rliiiri'li on Suil- tlay. Hullilay liiay In; his olu (lay to mi-w oil his liullons. lioi.'t h-l Hi,' wt.ii kii ilowu on your wralli, or Mu1 Anii rli-iiii flat;, ,'itl.iT, It yon liavi It .lisiluyiul. . kAi.ollu-r w.'itltli,. Autrrlriut mini. .... has Ik. .. t-ntnt.'.t or llt.w ills. I' I'l-ll, i, lii.,l.',l.s. It... 1HH.I" i.oil,. Just lui.. Ii,.-.la I. on..' uii.l 'iWff ir'o.ri - . nwiitn' ninn'M Ith-a of im- n hit) In- (t'll.'i 1 1 1 -1 1 hi. Nut all Mi.- riihMK- ltanilllH in-' liolllllt lll iMIHINiH. Hdlllr ur Mll'ltl art- .-liii'i'iHf; malt junt;i; unlllla lo Auk in.i. I 'tilt ha a lit til rati (;! t-.viltjtl al'iH.) what (in li' lh t-1, lit- tan': iiial." aii.MMM- t lm- Im In vr it. if 9 Ainrr.i'ti Is hiTotliln Hioi-o w ihbllra(nt, Ititl Mill llirrr luc H-tipia Uliu lit'llnt' In ioltlirill flllll lOI-JII.H llllll .-H''llll H.ll'- Mamjis. Our olijf.'fl lou ( ili'fldMl hTiiHil,vi Ih thi'.v an Fi'l'luut, il;eitli'i ahiil anyl Iuiik t-lKt'. Tll living I 111' VH'I M I; Itulii uii tlir liiHlallnit'iil plan, 'riir man who run I Isu! an );nl hh l'h' mu foi-Bul. . intl- n Im r ll l litnk klrn'M gi riiia iiHUiilly Inuk lln pari. WIm'ji yti.. 1 l.r(lt; Jt inyii'.H vajilj,) Ih- lauhrli Ih tin him. . . .r, . v..- i Whrii ti art liki- a llv- wlv: Mm roMNi'i'vatlv 9 Mif al va only way lo K"-rp up whit rtih Hiif I'XprhHi'fi ly iiinUiiiK UM'Iii walk. . War Stivnieih tif Itiiln. Cause of Accidents ', If tho lovm '.slinrkiiiK:M wei;c iipplM to tho sUiListius ul' he National Automobile Chamber of ('onmuTco, showing hat 8,100 pocsons lost thi'ir lives in motor acriilrnts in hirf country during the Hi-st (si months of )2, .sonu; ynic niijrht iiuiuiro, "Khockinjr" to whom?" and pmk'ihmI to lemonstrnto thnuiKh tho prorcsses ol' cold loic that lu'ith- t,r motorists, tho authoritirs nor tlm triMioral public sonn- inrly have boon fuilTiciontly shocUed hy the situation to ako any stops Tor its amelioration. Howovor, it is appall- :ojf to most piM'sons to consider this accident death bill if .forty-four daily, ou the average for a half year. :A Hostai pdper reports the result of an analysis of the causes' of automobile accidents made by a Massachusetts expert. Of r.fiO fatalities, 2IS were caused by "unjustified ' Hpeodiiijr, ton fast for conditions," and 122 by "inatton ftloh." Of 1,000 non-futal accidents, speeding caused 112 and inattention li0- There are drivcis who pi-oceed on the principle that because the law permits thirty miles an hour, .except in the downtown district,' therefore, it is safe to go hi that rate, at any time, every when; else. Such failure jt6 exorcise common sense and adapt the sitecri to condi- mons oi iralnc and roadway is rer.ponsiiiio lor many us- Utfl'S, l-'itrtiih; nit' ittiiph' wliti Jikr yon in apth- u wind t ii lid, j f W in il p npir May thai a irl i vivarltiiiH, Mi t nra n Ilia I hIm-'h Whal iiiikn ii-i' tu rail lalK'ty Alimil tin- llinr u man tu mar lilt; -,is f lti tl Im- liinls l lian In-rii all Inrn up tu pni ilmvii hihii' iiiotlt i ii ll Itij; inipi ovrnirnlH, and lit li.ui tn j;ii hark In vwn k In pa li-r Mi in. 0 . , - I in: m UMi r or moih;.stv .hiM in ii ali't-.u;, miii." hi Id lln clmnl, "while I Inur my siiiri'.'' I :wi Oiltiir inn. ' ' ' Nni-ih t illn.i jntlKi- sas Imti-IK--I hair ri . I:; nun la ;; rvrry Ihin'. tt, Il i.'D'l runuiif; tic Iiark'. r In, :aii" K "Tim liiiril u pat) with I honi- w hM-, W in n t.iir In ai ts an- lull nf Imp.-. hill 'Ma haitl'-r .-.ill I., ilinl ,i 1 When tnic !:. aif Till! nf Miiip." MOSCOW. (A' - Atf online li t.rnli 'I'rntaky, rtmimlsHM fnt' war, I In- pn-Mi iil atri'ilKtli nf I In- Unl HhrvlU army ami navy In JiimI mi lder tinu.niMi. Tin- Iraih-r nf I Ur lii-d army tlt liit d a alnlrnn-nl nimh by Mir ItrltlHh- war m-rri'tary, I Ijal 1 1 iiHHitj now IniM prrmanriil army nf I ..'Itni.itaii..- ' - " I Guess Who? A HMD iii-vr Htuinlanl: U l.il' Hi - Inn-nlH rrprt'in'iil tin rtKhl-mmii"nH an) L... uhryo,! al Mu-rt' ar- p -n- Hhtnilil hr r - n nol rtt- ( pin tf Mir rlly nnl Mir p.-, int.- nf Mm t'ouiitry an rnilUInu in.tr, rn.i tnttrr llntl rominnniiy h)i't-.'sl ,u..l work Ih Mir Hitnjf l lilrli will l n fU nil. anil Kit1 UN mir full slrti of lh a v of prnHpridy wlirt. Mir rronunilr prophrtH th-rlart' l.s ,ir In i.wrrp ttrr Mir wlmtc n.n I tr tlnrlitK Mir t wining, j rur. lUk Ai . Tka VII llll.li .'I'll! pi'H- Soiik. ..illtlr,.. il.m'l II,.. wlilflt JUi-ou.iIh (In- Ilii'oi-y Unit par.'llU cau UucU by vaiiiulu uluuv. M il s9 Mszft.:.- 1f in mBsmmsmmmamBmsaali I riU" SiiHikn-s Consldrr Ihrir ArlKHiif Slhlril MKIM.IN (Al')- A hvr for la llslii H, .spare lintf, while pap r and Mm line of arlMimrllr have hi a r'i'lain Ccrnuin invt-Hilal nr Im aiiimunri' h a Tarl Dial Hit- prr rapila rniiKniiiplinn of inalrhrs .- M a ilay. r (r(i!a with every uuuu woman and. elilM lit Kap lan. I, Mrlyiiiin, Mnllaiiil and Swit.- erla,nd. Mrf nn Mir war rvrrv (it -rniaii n.srd I-; a day; now the mimhrr has hern r. !-!. t-, i, (.Kiu. An ':nll.-hnian n;iinrd rniisrew Invrntrd Mie Itinti h bill .Inhii Walk' f. an Knu-listi tlrinrL-lst. iii:k.. jlltr MrMI prarliral frlillon inalrhrs mi lJi. lie Hait-iy mairlt, lis;t. Pie olll mi a spt-rially prepnl'eil titfi'i wiim Invrntrd in lx.s. J A Srdl.-di firm Inrn.s mil .Mt. iinn.Miiit inalrhrs n da, and somr (irrmuli firtiiH have nit unlpnt of i;a,iMnio,ima. ( 'itl'Nhiitl t 'nil l hit; Hark i' A II I, S It A l. O rho.slnvakla IAI') Tltr .slaliilUation of lite (.i rmail mark tn-Klnnlni; lo draw draw rrnwila aain to Mir Mpiis n nd rrsnrlM nf I'merliosluMikia. Tin- s.!i:ni In-re mill nl M;ir-rn- had now Im 111 Hm lit lk'hl. I lie n-K-iMlratliin of f?iietM Itriiit alonl j oiir- hirl Mini uf prewar days. So ' ela nnd Hpttrl fiilirlhnis are In mil HWltlK. I IVnjs laniM:l l.o( Vt'M'l ! IIA.M 111 ItC (A I') I..m nf Mu ' .sailing vessel "Nrplnnr.' rerrlll I ly during n siorm on Hu- P.aliir flea la ehai'Ked ht Mie aarirc: of I I lu nwlier and I lit nrltueni-f ni Mir llamlmix port aiithm iMi h wh'i have aiiprtvisiiiu nvrr hirilir,- tin i I'rWs. The "Neptune" la Maid In lniv had aboard be.sldeH the owner. Captain Willi I hiss, ami his wit", four hoa raii(,'ln In ae rrtim 1.. Mo IS yen I'm tif ae. ( llpiltil Cos Sri.lMHI.IHM WASIIIVMTtiN AI') The eapitti) lniil.hn ,( Hie 1 n it . ! SiMtrs. wliirh Iro n s e it Ii o t h hranelies of empress and Ilie.Kii preine t-niirt. b:is brenvalm-d at $i"..r.tMi.tiaii. This figure rrpr.-Ki-nls artnal rosl. Wert? rnrrrnt real esialr values lakrii, it' would he in nc-1 1 higher. - Itai hei-s A i-i in m Dhjilomais. WAIIHAW (Al' ShaveM lit I 'tila ml jire rosl im,' inrmbera nf I be diplomaMt imrps far Ion mueh, The Anirriran, lirilish and I'Venr leialions havi- just lotlrd a eom- plaint with I he Koverniiient de pa rlmrnl responsible fir I ral" rondlllniis In ruland, cninMainin ' Hint Warsaw barbers are r hatpin .-j three Mnie aa mueh us Ihoil n hrtil her wlehlerH of I he razor ln f in! and l.om)on. 3' ... -- p l-'l-eiH'Iimitii Sieaks in (.vrtiinny. ll.Miir.l:ft;.,AI) tleni-l Itar bdsse, I'Yeiirh wrller. piicilirt and eoiitinijnisl of Mie drawing rotnn varlrtyj addrt'sitrd' In MilH ' n;a I ti-M 1 lnniiefii eommtfuisl iiirr)inr,' ljern(t.t n-eeiiMy mid was well irrelvnl. ' The uj dress was I rai'MlitVrf lo Mpt1' audience by a fb-rnian, woman. ().( Al . Hoftlnrk. however, Mie oel-, Islr liniiority perauaded the mayor' mm i-tfier of pollee to prohildL Mrhj by hnrbnsse, whleh had ., bfrh in1-er erflseiT. "n nl tiii Author ( hoi ks UK Tlimmhis iiml Word .MIMrn (A I') - frown 1'iinr-Uiipprt-riil of i;aariii will sooa publish a hook of metnnriH tleal luir with pttlltlral ami military lnpirs. Me Is sensitive to. rriti t'iNin. however, and a proit-r-livr im-asiirr has arranged with a Uronp of experienrrd Uavarlan statt-smeit. nnd an expert In stvle. to ko over can-fully every pa of his work. Ilpt VOn r;ll'l K'lrr'! wll. Mil i II t J.m u - 0.ie. :i' Vf.l ui.. while Mie Ih-mmutOf pre.ndrit ;ntl immineo x as a Miphomon at WatJliinVou und Lc) Vncmay. t i.Ai'DK c. vnwr j Wi are iraelleall,v tdil oitl on Shinnies, I'tiL nn eMs4lit4 mi, olher slilpim'til within R few iln.i.' I'lntv ymr onler enrty foi1 shin Itles, a lliey n ery Imnl t m enre. We lia jitt lit'leil a larjre shlnnent of taiiiltrer of nenrly ftery ileM-HpiiNi ami itlml. Wo will In titiM-tl on IImm Ihty. The Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. " I lo INir Man'-. I vieml 0iio, lomitby. I'HONi; UIN-W. i No Si Hid ay Itiisities New Line . Fall Dresses Yclxcl and Serges, size (i lo II. Ladies' Hand iMiiliniiilou'd White Nighl;iwns ill ?2.7." ( hildi tn's SchiHi. Shoes lit Popular I'riees NORTON'S KIDDY SliOP "l!eller Toks for Little Tots" J ez r .Oharp- practice. has cat oPP many a mani cKance to sucr jff4 lun'( let I In; nllu-r r.'llutr In Ik jhu mil uf jour irop i.ioni'j. ' It l.i ll.i. re.M.11 uf n wlio.0 jrsr-s lim.l work ' n.nl ss miuI. kliunlcL Im inn fully stK'iil sinl carirnllr lurrstn). ' Winn j.hi n.-iil nny art- i t. or coi.UM-l on fi.mnilnl n.aii.'n fwl In-o lo ran ii I ion any IiiiiiiIrt or II.U i l.suk. This Id a riL-olnr mrt of our M'rtloo and Is jooi-m for Hid n-kl.iK. j -;: i . . . Ktitj lirmu h of o.ir Jinuk Is 5 run lor jour H-roi.nl i-on.i'Uli m in linnklnx. Wo Mjll.il jour stivmil. ::: w.Vr r-rf! x .